to start the bags at marchers hitting a protester and a journalist. with a police helicopter overhead a group of protesters took over a major interstate photo show the crowd bringing traffic to a standstill anger over the trayvon martin case has clearly spilled into the streets of los angeles behind them you can see police in full riot gear trying to hold off demonstrators who have approached the ten freeway one of the busiest freeways in the entire world has been shut down as protesters make their way through the streets of los angeles. in cities across the u.s. victims of profiling perceived zimmerman's pursuit of martin as racist right oh. thank god. the department of justice clear. he hasn't found any evidence of racial profiling says a researcher structure that benefits me every day i think white folks need to at least recognize it and it made it and i think one step further is how willing are they really to get rid of the eula bell says he's privileged to not feel the discrimination young black men feel i've never known what it was like to be fo

basically, protesters, it is at the edges. these protests were probably the hardest since they began a few days ago. because of the sheer number of over gathered, it was until they have reached part of the main roads. and when the police started they are potentially at those protesters gathered here. have minor injuries and complications, we understand that they gave no warning and started to try to remove them. clothes fire.lian they are very similar and have become accustomed to them over the past weeks and months where there has been a combination of security forces. they have started across the country. peopleeam of injured continues to well over an hour, and the core of the protests remains peaceful. them women and have had a lot more complications. and as forcible removing, the security forces were divided. it will be a very bloody situation. >> i understand the situation is fast moving and we are looking at live pictures now where as you are saying, let's understand security forces are firing on the protesters. are you

another night of protest as people marched up and down oakland tonight, protesting the acquittal of george zimmerman their sanford, florida, for the death of trayvon martin. it's another night, it's the third night now, protesters got on to 880 and were stopping traffic on the freeway, but police then got on and escorted those protesters off. it's been a night of moving protests from city hall and back. at this points, police say they have made some arrests. there's been scattered bottle throwing and trash cans lit on fire. and nothing more than that at this point. police are trying to clamp down on this, and make sure it does not escalate further. we will continue the to watch it for you. >>> they got the goods. surveillance cameras were rolling as thieves stole $100,000 worth of jewelry at the livermore outlets. it was a quick hit, it lasted eight minutes and they were gone. the thieves drove a vehicle through the front doors of kay jewellers before 3:00 this morning. th they busted open the glass cases, the guards did not hear the commotion in time. mall security did manage to get a goo

the protest over the verdict in the george zimmerman case.me physical confrontations here. you can see what appears to be shopkeepers closing their grates to try to keep the demonstrators out of their businesses. we're watching this video for the first time as you are. so this has just come in to ktvu channel 2 newsroom. you can see oakland police in the middle of the street. a lot of this activity has been taking place at broadway and 20th street. that is where the sears store is located which was vandalized last night and we saw more crowds gathered out there today. we've also been monitoring twitter and i've seen one tweet that a reporter in a local newspaper was attacked. she said in her twitter report that she had been attacked by a group and was trying to get away from the scene. we've also had reports that oakland police have ordered the crowd to disperse. here you see confrontations between protesters in the street and motorists trying to get through intersections. that was one reason police were trying to clear the area. it was affec

across the country people are protesting.ideo of protesters from earlier today. >> stick with kron 4 morning news at 4:00 a.m. we will have the latest on the protests that continue to amass tonight and will into tomorrow morning. that's it for us. goodnight everybody. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet, brought to you by nutribullet, l.l.c. [♪...] >> my muscle aches, my back aches really started to decrease significantly in one week. >> the first night that i actually used the nutribullet, i actually slept really well. that was exciting. that was phenomenal. >> the bad cholesterol, which was 290, went down to 190. >> the changes that i saw in myself and my family were just amazing. >> announcer: join these people and thousands just like them and discover a machine that finally has the power to take years off the way you look and feel. learn from nutrition expert and best-selling author david wolfe, who speaks to sold-out audiences around the world, why he calls this the most significant dis

protests and for them maybe this is where a lot of the anti c.n.n. comes from however they also know the obama administration and what happened and maybe what they called the vague and very understandable. statements that are coming from the president and they expected the president to be on their side to be on the side of the millions and millions of the protesters and he basically his statements according to them did not it's called the fourth estate for a reason and it is playing a fair a major part in this gyptian revolution r.t. arabic correspondent thank you so much. let's turn now to the other story that has dominated headlines over the past month that of n.s.a. leaker edward snowden and the government's massive secret surveillance programs over the weekend bolivia nicaragua and venezuela offer the former n.s.a. contractor asylum bonus well and president nicolas maduro and nicaraguan president daniel ortega made their offers public during separate speeches on friday however venezuela says it has not heard from snowden and set a deadline of tod

that about 250 protesters date that it ninth.on 12th and broadway and here is a chimera caught--comer sixthica bank. apps they also wrote something here. but here is a video of the protests. it started at about 6:00 at night at city hall. started pretty slowly with just a handful of people but as the night moved on, they gathered a lot of steam and got are really out of control where the oakland police department for the previous two days before monday night's, they never called for mutual aid. but even they realized they were overrun by all of these protesters said and that's what they called mutual aid from oakland and hayward fremont to come in here. at about 11:00 last night, it got really unrelieved curious because an unlawful assembly. police officers went and. one of the police officers had fires blasted at him but he was not injured. the police officers went and, made the arrest and i've got to tell you, most of the rest were from people and not from oakland. six men and two women and one minor involved in all of this thr

dead and hundreds injured in the protests. among those who were killed was a 21-year-old college student from chevy chase, and to prompter. the egyptian government says up to 17 million people turned out nationwide. .- andrew pochter we will have more from egypt with sharif abdel kouddous after the headlines. the latest revelations from edward snowden are threatening a major rift between the u.s. and european union. citing documents released by snowden, a german magazine reports the national security agency spied on european union offices in brussels, washington, and the united nations. the nsa allegedly planted bugs on to conversations and also to look at the e-mail activity. says that countries such as japan, mexico, south korea, india, and turkey were included. the revelation comes just before the u.s. and e.u. are trying to negotiate a trans-atlantic trade deal. >> i feel, as a representative of the european institution, like a federal enemy. is this the basis for a constructive relationship based on mutual trust? i would

they were promoting the protests against zimmerman. this is a promotion of a protest.being neutral. it's promoting one side of a controversy, and in a racially charged way. this department of justice employees go down there. they're helping organize marches. the documents that we have, the press reports show that supporters of the martin family were clear in that they perceive justice to be there for them. >> so says fox news world on that subject. in the real world, the department of justice sent officials to meet with protesters and city officials and law enforcement to try to keep all the protests peaceful. and if they were supposed to be there in secret, then they probably wouldn't have worn the t-shirts that said doj on them when they went to all these public meetings. so, yes, the protests about the verdict have been basically peaceful and emotional demonstrations. yes, the justice department helped plan to keep protests peaceful. and, yes, fox news is going to be outraged about all of that. all the time. even if in this case it's outrage which logically seemed t

--ple in same paulo protesting in favor of buses. add moret need to protest.hen they started shooting at them, people that were against the kids going out joined the protest. it was a beautiful thing. it was about civil rights. yes we have the rights. they have the right to protest. can your police protect that right, competently? this is a symbol of what is behind this. they were scenes of violence here and there. there were protests in 35 cities. by the scale of this, it was minimum violence. protesters took care of their own. organize security when they saw that the police could not handle it. i think that there is the issue ,- and cliff has analyzed this he has talked about this many times -- the issue of quality. , middle-il society class, there are lots of people from 3-5 minimum wages. not that this is the [indiscernible] this is middle-class door absolutely urban. like people saying we'd the place will read are going, which is the more prosperous country, based on the middle class, with more equity and more access to goods. over,se that this is because

the protests started at about 4:00 p.m. on paul street and market street. >> president obama is asking the nation for calm reflection as protests continued to a rock surrounding the not guilty verdict. president obama said the death of treyvon martin was a tragedy for america. in a statement, the president said americans should ask themselves if they are doing all they can to stem gun violence, and what can be done to prevent future tragedies like the florida shooting. >> the justice the armistice and it is looking into the shooting death of treyvon martin to determine whether federal prosecutors should file criminal civil rights charges now that george zimmerman has been acquitted. the department opened an investigation into martin's death last year but stepped aside to allow the state to pursue. the justice department's says the criminal section of the civil rights division, the fbi and the u.s. attorney's office will continue to evaluate the evidence. >> george zimmerman is a brother, robert zimmerman jr. is not talking

then the protest again on sunday.eople in oakland to than a matter of time some unruly group would come out and breakaway. unfortunately, the destruction on sunday was not as bad as what we saw on saturday. regardless of the day saturday, or sunday it does not matter. people are still very angry over the arctic. >> racial profiling or what not it is on racism, it is still racism in the world. is it not have happened. >> what about the damage in happened after the verdict? >> this is just a reflection on how people felt, a young people as a whole. it is not just blacks, but young people as a whole. it is an injustice. it is a conspiracy. it just was not right. >> i spoke to help and i had him clarify his answer and he stated that people was doing this but in no way does he condone what happened at the sears building or any other building. and oakland, the police department was out here monitoring the situation was still no arrest was made. >> here is what oakland's mayor had to say about the protest that happen in oakl

police fired tear gas to try to end the protest. these are some of the people wounded in the clashes. some of the demonstrators treated for birdshot injuries and also tear gas inhalation. this is the scene in the area of the capital. the pro-morsi crowd are showing no sign of leaving and calling for him to be reinstated. we will go right there to gamed. what are you hearing about the njuries? >> we have seen a flow of people being brought through on motor bikes and crowds right behind where i'm standing. we have sent a cameraman to film injured and most are from air rifles or trucks essentially. there are cases of suffocation from the tear gas because the majority of injured are the result of air rifles. i want to bring you up to speed on one thing. this is a message that's just been dropped by the military helicopters, which have been hovering above the square for the past couple of days. essentially the gist of the message says, dear honorable egyptian, do you know that there are innocent people who have been killed in egypt today

the protest of the zimmerman verdict. police say vandals broke windows and attacked people on sidewalks. at least 13 people now under arrest. >>> as for george zimmerman, a jury has acquitted him of killing trayvon martin. but his legal saga is not over yet. coming up at 6:30, we will go live to washington, d.c., for an update on the federal investigation into the case, and what attorney general eric holder is doing today that could give us an idea of what we can expect from the investigation. again, that's coming up at 6:30. >>> this morning, the ntsb says it has finished its on-scene investigation at sfo following the crash of asiana flight 214. the ntsb says the investigation will now continue in washington, d.c. some of the wreckage of the flight will remain in a secure storage location at sfo. meantime, asiana airlines says it will increase training for its pilots following the deadly crash at san francisco international. "the new york times" reports the korean-based airline will give all its pilots special safety tr

chopper 5 caught up with protesters and kpix's joe vazquez has been on the ground since the protest began. what is happening now? >> reporter: 7 hours into it it looks like things are getting back tonormal. you can see the -- to normal. you can see the flashing lights and the police said to the crowd, it is time to go home, disperse and they did. and it was peaceful. for the most part they took over this intersection, 14th and broadway. a while ago it got hairy as traffic was let back in and there were people still in their car and the gentleman with his child who had to back out of his spot there. they spent most of the day in the intersection. some cases matching around, making loud noises. demonstrating on behalf of trayvon martin. in some cases they lit the american flag on fire. and yet they also spent time marching through one of the neighborhoods of oakland. >> reporter: what are your thoughts? >> big impact. we need to be unified. big impact on the community. that could have been my son. i have four boys. that could have been my child. i don't condone violence but when are we goin

this development comes out of protests. the protesters waved flags in aaa. he carried placards that said down with the muslim brotherhood government. of the residents came out today on their own. i doubt anyone -- they saw what happened in benghazi. the demand is that we do not taunt -- talk peace until they make a constitution. >> and wilma political activists, he was shot dead outside a mosque. capital, angry young men reacted by storming the organizations headquarters. they smashed windows and upturned furniture. they threw office equipment down onto the street. a burned the new -- and then they burned the muslim brotherhood of flag. one of the symbols of the revolution, it was a treacherous assassination. >> two officials were also killed in benghazi. they want all political parties to be dissolved, celeb he has a new constitution. policeessage to the army -- of the prisonts break in benghazi. benghazi, what do you know? what are you hearing about this prison break? happened this morning when 1000 prisoners escaped from a prison went to kilometers east o

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. >> protesters yelled at drivers. across from city hall where 20 to 30 demonstrators staged a protest late into the evening. earlier by the hundreds, protesters marched through the city of oakland shutting down streets as they went and followed by dozens of police officers. once they returned, they blocked the streets and said the verdict had something larger to say about race in this country. >> we want to call out the system for what it is, a racist system. >> reporter: some believed the experience of treyvon martin, shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer was not far from their own. >> it can be anybody. that's all. and not just african-americans but just people randomly, wearing a hoodie like this and being in your neighborhood. >> reporter: as the night went on, tempers flared. police moved in and someone set an emergency flag on fire. meanwhile oakland business owners spent the day boarding up windows and cleaning up graffiti. protesters vandalized windows and a squad car. the protesters are not only a

ktvu's christien kafton is live with what the protesters doing there. -- protesters are doing there. ktvu channel 2 news. >> reporter: protesters gathered 30 empties ago and then they started to march towards union square. we have a crew tracking their progress, keeping track of them. angry about the verdict and demanding justice. >> trayvon martin didn't have to die. >> the crowd met up here at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. many saying they were in disbelief over the verdict. protesters are taking a the streets because they don't know how else to get their message across. they say despite it happened in florida there is outrage across the country. >> this is not something that just happens in florida or texas or new york, it happens everywhere. anyplace there are people of color it happens. >> reporter: last night the crowd was noisy and vocal but was peaceful. we have a crew following had protest and we will have an update later on about what they are doing and we will have is complete coverage at 10:00 p.m. live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> several dozen

protests are continuing. thatrt and to the raid killed osama bin laden calls that a national humiliation. to the syrian president have launched a major offensive on the central city of homs.s -- opposition activists said government troops now control the significant part of the area. qaeda's syrian branch is consolidating its control of the villages close to the turkish border. the president is raising tensions with some armed opposition groups and locals. dozens of people have been killed, wounded, or imprisoned in the latest violence. >> members of the al qaeda link troops came from arab countries to support the fight against the syrian regime. once that is over these fighters from the islamic state hope to achieve one goal. create an islamic state. but not all in the syrian opposition share that goal. this has caused tension. the village is now under the control of the islamic state of iraq. armed opposition groups linked to the free syrian army are no longer here. there were forced to leave and it was not

a strong police presence presided over the protest yesterday. the protest was peaceful.calling for a change to the justice system. the protesters feel justice was not served when george zimmerman was found not guilty in the shooting death of trayvon martin. >> i really cannot say it was racially motivated. i do not know if that is the case. what i can say is there needs to be some re-examination of the justice system. >> we do not want justice just for trayvon. we want justice for everyone. >> the protest tonight is at 5:00 in mckeldin square and they expect hundreds of people to attend.reporting live at the inner harbor,kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> there were three more shootings from over the weekend. raymonday someone shot rodriguez in the head on saturday night. officers are searching for suspects. responded to west north avenue where they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. police say that man is expected to survive. someone shot a boy in northeast baltimore. he is being treated for non- life-threatening injuries. anyone with information should call metro

will not be the only protest we see here. we are hearing there will be additional protest tomorrow at noon and at 4:00 p.m. in fact, we heard one of those protests will be at the bart station. this is, of course, the weekend that the movie came out. certainly some significance behind that protest tomorrow. we'll have to wait and see what tomorrow brings. >> kristen ayers in oakland, thank you. >>> new tonight, san francisco police have identified the suspect in yesterday's shootings at the jury mart. 23-year-old, barry white has been charged with two counts of murder and seven counts of attempted murder. kpix5 talked with employees about the tragedy. >> i had gotten two phone calls almost simultaneously. >> one of scores of store owners who hunkered down in their shops after friday's shooting left two women dead and a man wounded. >> one was from my daughter telling me there was a shooting at my husband's building and the other was my husband just letting me know there was a shooting and he was okay. >> suspect then exited an

but the protesters on the move, down 12th street. >>> after three nights of protests, some cases of violencefew arrests, some are criticizing the response by oakland police. live downtown with why the police chief says his ands are tied, cracking down on what's -- hands are tied, cracking down on trouble. >> reporter: many businesses have hired their own security tonight, because they don't think they'll be protected any other way. driving downtown tonight. one of many cars caught in the zimmerman protest. unable to move and the driver obviously frightened. what do i do? she implores the cop, who points out an escape route. for three nights in a row. >> you need to open up all lanes of traffic. >> can you explain to me why the hands off attitude? >> reporter: tonight this defense from oakland as chief. >> you give them an order to dispurse over and over again, why not enforce that order? >> we will at some point. it depends on the circumstances. >> reporter: city crowd control policy leans in favor of free speech, and he's limited by understaffing. >> there's not really a safe way for four c

but the protesters on the move, down 12th street. >>> after three nights of protests, some cases of violence and a few arrests, some are criticizing the response by oakland police. live downtown with why the police chief says his ands are tied, cracking down on what's -- hands are tied, cracking down on trouble. >> reporter: many businesses have hired their own security tonight, because they don't think they'll be protected any other way. driving downtown tonight. one of many cars caught in the zimmerman protest. unable to move and the driver obviously frightened. what do i do? she implores the cop, who points out an escape route. for three nights in a row. >> you need to open up all lanes of traffic. >> can you explain to me why the hands off attitude? >> reporter: tonight this defense from oakland as chief. >> you give them an order to dispurse over and over again, why not enforce that order? >> we will at some point. it depends on the circumstances. >> reporter: city crowd control policy leans in favor of free speech, and he's limited by understaffing. >> there's not really a safe way for

of a nationwide "hoodie day" protest. martin was wearing a hoodie when as we shot and killed. coming up in our next half-hour we'll bring you a live report from sanford, florida with more reaction on the zimmerman not- guilty verdict and newschannel 2 is it en route to the roy. >>> police are trying to figure out what caused an accident that left 19 people hurt in san francisco. ktvu's christien kafton with more on the collision that shut down service for several hours. >> minute after the crash between a muni light-rail vehicle and a van shortly before 1:00 this afternoon, more than a dozen passengers lined 3rd street and evans avenue while responders evaluated them. eventually loading up 19 patients to be checked out at various hospitals. michelle howard says she has on board with her young daughter when the crash happened. >> where that glass fell in at. >> reporter: she says she scrambled to protect her daughter. >> i had to cover my baby so the glass wouldn't hit her. >> reporter: police say the muni light-rail vehic

s there were mass protests of the opposition. theaw the army flying over opposition protesters. earlier today, there was a jet fighter in the skies with try colors coming out, a sort of victory parade in the sky. pro-morsi camp are protesting. they have seen armored vehicles circling their area. the army says it is to make sure they get their rights to peacefully protest. the protesters do not believe that. what we're hearing from the leadership is the army did call for everyone to refrain from attacks and retaliation and provocation and to start a national reconciliation as soon as possible. >> thank you. at the moment, reconciliation looks far away. we're looking at thousands of pro-morsi supporters. they want him to be reinstated. the army has promised it will allow them to demonstrate peacefully. the u.n. is one and 4 million syrians do not have enough to eat and says the situation is likely to get worse. that means one in five is going hungry. the report says food production is likely to fall significantly over the next year if the fighting does not stop. syria will have to

it only -- why sicilians are protesting against ash italy -- italy -- why sicilians are protesting. belgium -- why there are some things you will only find in brussels. u.s. americans reached our trust , many europeans have said this week. if the authorities really did install bugs in eu buildings. this came after media reports based on leaked secret documents alleging spying document -- activities on european diplomats. 10 years ago, there was similar outrage after news broke about of global spy network of the u.s. and a few partners, operating with widely visible antennas. the u.s. navy is setting up a new radio communication network with one of the to talk to stations located in europe on the italian island of sicily -- one of the four stations located in europe on the italian island of sicily. >> these women come here daily to -- to protest -- to demonstrate. i am a i feel abandoned. i am an italian citizen -- >> i feel abandoned. i am an italian citizen. the state would rather protect american citizens -- american interests. >> u.s. navy is building three huge satellite dishes

amid the massive protests.the police chief in sanford, florida addressed the possibility that some in his community might not be happy with the court's decision. people in los angeles.also unhappy with the verdict. they took to the streets.holding signs and chanting.many of them upset acquittal. this was the scene in oakland following the zimmerman verdict. the protesters burned an american flag. here you can see it. >>mark: >> they are saying your kid can walk down the street not doing anything. just go to the store. a grown man can get into a fight with your kid, they can have begun and now your defense is new to the sidewalk and beat their head damp. i think it was a travesty of justice and i really believe that we should change these laws. the crowd circled around, while chanting anti-amercan sentiments. however, the police department did not move in. and no one was arrested. protestors demonstrating in oakland got violent over the weekend. will tran is live in oakland this morning showing us some of the da

protesting that jury's final decision. in los angeles demonstrators filled the city street carrying signs and chanting justice for trayvon. lapd was called in for crowd control as prose testers -- protesters overran and blocked city streets. most of the protests were peaceful but there were some reports that demonstrations involved throwing rocks and batteries at police officers. >>> protesters took to the streets if chicago chanting outrage over the jury's decision finding zimmerman not guilty of both murder and manslaughter. many of those demonstrations could turn violent. a number of civic and sirtual

it only -- why sicilians are protesting against ash italy -- italy -- why sicilians are protesting. belgium -- why there are some things you will only find in brussels. u.s. americans reached our trust , many europeans have said this week. if the authorities really did install bugs in eu buildings. this came after media reports based on leaked secret documents alleging spying document -- activities on european diplomats. 10 years ago, there was similar outrage after news broke about of global spy network of the u.s. and a few partners, operating with widely visible antennas. the u.s. navy is setting up a new radio communication network with one of the to talk to stations located in europe on the italian island of sicily -- one of the four stations located in europe on the italian island of sicily. >> these women come here daily to -- to protest -- to demonstrate. i am a i feel abandoned. i am an italian citizen -- >> i feel abandoned. i am an italian citizen. the state would rather protect american citizens -- american interests. >> u.s. navy is building three huge satellite dishes

have handled two nights of protests. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm the gasia mikaelian. a slow but peaceful crowd has gathered once again. >> reporter: it looks a little different now. we're at frank ogawa plaza, you can see there's a few dozen protesters tonight. what is different tonight is if you look out to the other side of the lawn on oakland city hall, you will see a number of police officers in uniform all over this area. corners around 14th and broadway there are a number of police officers, things are peaceful here now. but still a lot of people here are wondering but people are still wondering if it will last. it all began saturday after a florida jury found george zimmerman not guilty of murder. the officers said they had difficult getting to protesters. like those who smashed these windows. >> the officers had a difficult getting to the point we had to deploy chemical munitions to rescue the officers. >> reporter: three nights in a row, frustrating? >> it is, it is. >> glass falling out. >> t

protests were held across the u.s. on the fourth of july to protest war lesson sweeping government surveillance. called by a new group restore the fourth, a reference to the constitutional protection against illegal search and seizure. hundreds turned out in dozens of cities including san francisco, los angeles, new york city, and washington, d.c. the electronic privacy information center is filing an emergency petition asking the supreme court to halt their collection of phone records. the group says their suit is the first to directly challenge the authority of fisa courts. the rise the collection phone data under the patriot act. nsa spyingry over continues, the u.s. postal service is under scrutiny for surveillance program of its own. the new york times has revealed the has been carrying out a male isolation control and tracking program, which photographs every piece of mail and system. around 160 billion envelopes, packages, and postcards were documented last year. the contents are never read without a warrant, bu

kpix's anne makovec is on the protest clogging websites. [ singing ] >> reporter: from protests in floridariots in the bay area. people are speaking out in disagreement with the call on george zimmerman's guilt. >> we know socially it is illogical. unharmed teen has been killed by -- unarmed teen has been killed by someone with a gun. >> reporter: they are calling for federal charges. >> it was about race from the beginning. >> reporter: online petitions are spreading like wildfire. like this one. demanding a civil rights case. it got so much traffic the website couldn't keep up. the naacp's website crash sunday as well. that petition had 350,000 signatures by noon. the morning talk shows think that is a fair possibility. >> all around race was involved. and the broader network of racial sociations. we know now that you could have stereotypes in your mind and profile somebody and that could have lethal conserations -- concentrations. >> reporter: he was shocked by the verdict. >> and yet in one sense i should have known that profiling is an issue in america. >> reporter: he says he faced i

and i think that is demonstrated in the people in tahrir protesting as well as the people protestingial palace. but your torn ambivalent feelings are correct because here we have a paradox. we have a supposedly democratic movement calling for the military to intervene to oust a democratically elected president in order to restore egypt on the right path to democracy. clearly there are some difficulties here. the difficulty is not only with the idea that morsi might be removed but then what happens to the muslim brotherhood and other islamist groups in the future? now, i share the feelings completely with regard to morsi's abysmal leadership and presidency. she also mentioned the economy has deteriorated. there are daily fuel shortages. electricity outages. he's done none of the things he's promised to do. at the same time, however, you cannot exclude any significant elements of the population that is willing to participate in formal politics. so, you remember what happened in algeria. not that it's going to happen in egypt, but when a military pushed aside democratically elected isla

protesters had to be cleared out because there were several noisy protesters interrupting the meeting. some members had to be taken out out. the room was cleared, more than 100 people were forced to watch the meeting on a television set that had been set up in the adjacent lobby. city residents wanted to speak were escorted in five at a time. in the end, there were no arrests made last night. alex savage, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the new british royal is getting a lot of attention. the royal baby mentioned more than 25,000 tweets a minute. shortly after his birth was announced yesterday afternoon our time, the peak on facebook was even higher, 31,000. now, all the buzz is on the speculation of what his name will be. he'll be third in line to the british thrown. our reporter vladimir is live in london with the latest on the buzz over there. vladimir? >> reporter: hey, dave. so you mentioned social media. people had been calling it the great kate baby wait reached its climax yesterday when the world caught their first glimpse of the little baby cambridge here, giving his first royal wa

kristen ayers shows us the costly aftermath of protests, but kristen, is protests really the right word tonight or is it mayhem? >> ken, the mayhem usually starts after the people protest. that's what these police officers are waiting for right now. and if you look over here, you can see how that usually winds up. vandalism and it's not just targeting banks and other corporations. the vandals that set their sights on nonprofits and computer organizations. >> she was there. >> he is putting the finishes touches on a story about trayvon martin and oscar grant. >> the greatest take away from the martin case is not everyone looks at young black men as human beings. >> youth radio is where kershaw grew up. >> it's about amplifying the youth voice and making sure voices are heard. >> there's always a story to tell. there's always a story to tell in downtown oakland. >> the place that taught him how to be a journalist became the story. someone smashed the windows of youth radio, in the aftermath of the trayvon martin protest. a storm, executive director says that turned against youth radio las

most protests have been peaceful but small groups have resorted to violence. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield has more from oakland. >> people headed to work are seeing a lot of this in downtown oakland, boards in place where windows used to be. this is wells fargo on broadway at 12th, some of the damage from the protests. last night there was a crowd that took over broadway and 14th and they forced the drivers to turn around with reports of people throwing rocks at police. residents are disappointed. >> i understand the protest but this is senseless. this is now how you handle things there is a better and smarter way to handle things. early in the day yesterday people were peaceful marching through downtown oakland to protest the verdict if the trial against george zimmerman. the mayor quan released a statement saying she condemned the violence or vandalism that erupted last might and saturday calling it "unacceptable" saying it dishonors the memory of trayvon martin. >> a cease of protests in san francisco over the weekend proved more peaceful. >> what abou

a strong police presence presided over the protest yesterday. the protest was peaceful. the protesters feel justice was not served when george zimmerman was found not guilty in the shooting death of trayvon martin. i really cannot say it was racially motivated. i do not know if that is it. what i can say is there needs to be some re-examination of the justice system. >> we do not want justice just for trayvon but for everyone. the protest tonight is at 5 p.m. in mckeldin square and they expect hundreds of people to attend. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> there were a handful of shootings from over the weekend. ramon say someone shot rodriguez on saturday evening near south lehigh streets. more than an hour earlier, please responded to west north avenue when they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. police say that man is expected to survive. somebody shot a boy in northeast baltimore. he was being treated for non- life-threatening injuries. anyone with information is asked to call metro crimestoppers at 1-866-ockup. >> family and friends will say goodbye to a lease

a bike protest is. people gathered around 5:00. just a short minutes ago, they went on the move. you can see from newschopper2 they are at 14th and broadway. right now we're told they are on their way to west oakland. this is one of many rallies planned today. earlier we were at a rally downtown where any talked about having peaceful demonstrations today. >> what do we want! >> justice! >> reporter: tiny voices echo through the buildings. they are too young to understand. >> this is the first one i'm bringing toy child to. >> reporter: we met this man and his 3-year-old son corey preparing for the rally for trayvon martin. >> so many things could have been avoided. he did not have to lose his life. >> reporter: those little voices got help in amplified ster stereo. >> as they merged to join many rallies today. a crowd of hundreds from different backgrounds. >> black, white, brown. >> reporter: different races, different ages. >> you may not get to reach your dreams tomorrow or the next day. you better t

we've seen protests in dozens of cities in the u.s. throughout the week following the verdict in the george zimmerman case people took to the streets demonstrating at courthouses and police stations throughout the country demanding justice for trayvon martin the seventeen year old black man who was shot dead by a neighborhood watch volunteer dozens of people were arrested most of the arrests were made on charges of a lawful the samplings some places like the salmon and you don't protest for in violence demonstrators who walks in passing cars the president america's first black president spoke from the heart on friday when he recalled some of the instances when he had been looked upon with suspicion for no apparent reason just because he's black but the president also tried to put out the fire of protest by basically saying as much as you don't like the verdict don't blame the jury and the judge blame the existing law many many americans too many many americans were following the zimmerman trial it's obvious that racial disparities in t

unlike recent protests, they preached for peace.morning i'm anny hong thank you for waking up with us this wednesday july 17th. and i'm james fletcher. police we're on high alert as protesters took to the streets for a fourth straight night following the acquittal of george zimmerman. in oakland, police outnumbered the protesters after falling under scrutiny for being unprepared following saturdays verdict. police handed out tickets and made one arrest, a much different scene from monday nights rallies. dozens of officers were stationed at oakland's city hall in full riot gear. crews were ready to step in when a small group of protestors confronted police. >>james: a toddler in oakland is still missing. and her family says more needs to be done to find her. daphne webb's father says she was kidnapped from his car which was parked outside an east oakland convenient store one week ago. there have been searches for the little girl and new information about her parents. kron 4's terisa estacio talked to daphne's family today. >>terisa:s

turkish police and some protesters. in istanbul this comes off to call them an amended the more which. events the military intervening in internal political speech on friday legislators redefine the military's duties as towards outside threats sone this is considered an antique measure as protests against the government continue in the country's main cities. india's supreme court may have given the final nod to the commissioning of the country's largest power plant but the move hasn't come the scandal surrounding it the station is spit locals into those who claim it's crucial for the economy and those insisting it's a major health hazard. been investigating what is driving the anti nuclear camp this may have seemed as a minor peaceful protest but it seriously stalled one of india's most ambitious projects the first energy block of the nuclear power station destined to solve a growing electricity problem for millions was due to be launched in twenty eleven but because of these fishermen protesting against what they see a