police in riot gear raiding the occupy san francisco camp. paul chambers with what is happening right now. it looks like a lot of activity. >> reporter: that is correct. there are a ton of police officers out here right now. just moments ago there was some kind of action. one person with occupy not sure what they did started running down the street. that's when the police took off after him. police immediately surrounded them and told them to sit down. they are sitting right now. police have been pretty nonconfrontational with them. they ordered these people to sit down. there have not been any major incidents going on right now. police are surrounding this spot. this is a fluid situation. it start thed happening just -- it started happening just before 2:00 this morning when they came into occupy san francisco and tole them to come out of the area. they gave them five minutes to leave. after they left they came in. now you know last wednesday san francisco mayor ed lee told them they had a few hours to decide if they wanted to take the missio

live in san francisco i'm paul chambers. >>> the police chief in san francisco say that officers made at least 50 arrests were cleaning out occupy sf camp. aces-- alex savidge joins us now. you spokes to police chief. >> reporter: we did speak with the police chief a short time ago. he says overall this was a peaceful operation on the part of his department. right now what was the occupy sf encampment is essentially gone. as you take a live look here at justin herman plaza. public works crews are doing the cleanup. sweeping away the plaza area. you can see a dump truck off in the distance. police moved in just after 1:00 this morning. the chief says at least 50 protestors were arrested. two people were arrested for assaulting officers throwing metal chairs at them. police say they gave a warning over a loud speaker and started to take people into custody at that point. the chief says the encampment has become a public health and safety issue. that's why the city took action. the chief also tells us that all of the personal property the belongings that were collected some of the stuff

san francisco police raiding the camp early this morning forcing occupiers to pack up and get out. in the bay's" christie smith live in san francisco with the latest. good morning, christie. >> good morning, john. it got kind of tense out here overnight as san francisco police moved in, they pulled out a loud speaker and gave occupiers a five-minute warning they would have to go. some of them did. right now it's pretty much down to the cleanup. the encampment was dismantled and for hours now public works crews have been power washing justin herman plaza. fran police moved in about 1:00. the police chief tells us about half the camp agreed to move out on their own. new numbers, 70 people arrested. there was a group that actually separated out onto market street and two people were arrested there for throwing chairs at police officers. one woman who tells us she's been camping here at the plaza for about a month, says she had trouble leaving and got arrested. >> i walked this way and there was a wall of police in riot gear. i said can i walk out and they said no. i stood there all my

it's entitled "betrayal of trust in the san francisco police department." my thoughts were just those of unbelief after reading your story "new video slap for san francisco cops." it is undeniable that our rights under search and seizure laws must be protected. but cops that blow cases by violating these rights should lose their jobs and be prosecuted themselves. i hope new chief greg suhr follows through on his promises to clean up the san francisco police department that betrays the trust put in it when it pulls stunts like this. so, what happens when those we think are protecting us from criminal activity become the criminals themselves? what is the mentality that causes this to happen? how much can a police department overcome such a betrayal of trust, public trust? so we're going to explore some of these issues today with our most imminent panel, all of them experts in their field. and we are very fortunate to have them all here. let me introduce you first to stuart hanlon, at my immediate left. stuart is a defense attorney of great renown. he has over

today's meeting will include san francisco's police chief at 4 p.m. the community room at the northern police station. >>> we are learning that san francisco police have run up half a million dollars in overtime cost. police saying -- policing occupy san francisco. demonstrators resurfaced over the weekend with tents set up in a park near embarcadero one. they later took them down. the police union president tells the chronicle the real money drain is the need to post 20 to 30 officers around the clock at the foot of market street making sure protesters don't camp out near the federal reserve bank. >>> banjo-picking billionaire warren hellman died last night of complications from leukemia. he spent as much time distributing his wealth as he did acquiring it. using his fortune to fund the san francisco free clinic and development of aquatic sports at uc berkeley. he was well-known for bringing the blue glass festival to san francisco. hellman was 77-years-old. >>> ago secretary of state clinton said she hopes for improved ties with the north korean peop

live in san francisco, patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> san francisco city leaders are defending the action by police early this morning to break up the occupy camp at justin herman plaza. police say about 85 people were arrested. david stevenson has a closer look at what happened and the cost to taxpayers. >> reporter: san francisco police today put on a show of force aimed at keeping occupy s.f. protesters from reclaiming space on justin herman plaza. city officials say the raid on the camp came after deteriorating safety and health conditions, and after talks broke down over moving the protests to an abandoned school site. >> two officers were assaulted. one was hit with a metal chair in the face. arrests were made in those two instances. >> reporter: some claim police used excessive force. city officials say overall, it was orderly and peaceful. police gave protesters a 5 minute warning to leave before officers, sheriff's deputies and public works crews began clearing about 100 tents and truckloads of trash and personal possessions. school officials say they got a call just before 11 a.m. that th

police went in and raided occupy san francisco. stors said they were given five minutes to get all their items. that's when police came in and knocked down tents and raided the area. we spoke to one gentleman that said he was there. >> i grabbed -- i yelled out and said here come the riot cops i grabbed my bag and walked across the street. >> reporter: there was another standoff between police officers and occupy. police told them to leave the area. they did not. police told them to get in the middle of the street. that's when they were arrested and taken into custody. they were taken into custody. we are still trying to figure out if they were arrested at this time. now we also talk to one gentleman that said he was injured by police. he was not taken into custody. we can come back out here live. now out here you can see there is department of public works working. out here in this area is where the problem happened. they took some planners. they took some furniture and brought it out in the middle of the street. that's when they c

today's meeting will include san francisco's police chief at 4 p.m. the community room at the northern police station. >>> we are learning that san francisco police have run up half a million dollars in overtime cost. police saying -- policing occupy san francisco. demonstrators resurfaced over the weekend with tents set up in a park near embarcadero one. they later took them down. the police union president tells the chronicle the real money drain is the need to post 20 to 30 officers around the clock at the foot of market street making sure protesters don't camp out near the federal reserve bank. >>> banjo-picking billionaire warren hellman died last night of complications from leukemia. he spent as much time distributing his wealth as he did acquiring it. using his fortune to fund the san francisco free clinic and development of aquatic sports at uc berkeley. he was well-known for bringing the blue glass festival to san francisco. hellman was 77-years-old. >>> ago secretary of state clinton said she hopes for improved ties with the north korean peop

on behalf of the commission, i would like to welcome everyone to the san francisco police department's 2011 medal of valor ceremony. please stand for the pledge of allegiance. >>> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america into the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. please be seated. mayor lee was scheduled to attend but was not able to make it. he sent his congratulations to our medal of valor recipients. we're joined by the police commissioners and the commission president, vice-president, commissioners. also on the stage this evening we have the chief of police gregory surh. we have the deputy chief of special operations and the deputy chief of the operations bureau. we have the deputy chief from the airport bureau. we have commander in the operations bureau, the commander from the sfmta, the commander in chief of staff, and the commander from the operations bureau. this evening we are going to start with a few words from the chief of police gregory suhr. >> good evening. i want to thank

there was a lingering questioning here of the and when san francisco police would finally move in. overnight occupy sf got its answer. it was after 1:00 a.m. when police moved in. we just spoke with the police chief. what he's telling us is they gave a verbal warning to the occupiers here at justin herman plaza. he said there were about 100 people there and more than 100 tents. the chief says about 50 people packed up and left on their own and some of them circled back around market street towards the camp. he says more than 50 people were arrested and someone threw a metal chair at two officers, one had his riot gear on and is okay. we just asked the chief why tonight? >> well, the mayor has been really thoughtfully and patiently negotiating with occupy leadership, and as of about yesterday director nuru who has been the point person for the day today contact was getting no return e-mails. department heads went over and looked at the site in the mission. it appeared all communication had broken off. after the aggressive attack on the officers and other city workers last thursday, i

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. >>> where the occupy san francisco camp was dismantled this morning by san francisco police we are still watching that. >>> question this morning is how did they do it? we'll show you the sophisticated devices thieves used to steal banking information of hundreds of customers of a california grocery store chain. >>> rash of hold-ups on muni buses. what passengers are doing, something that we may do as 3qll that is making them you disgust me. prove it. enough's enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding, guaranteed. d-con. get out. >>> live hd look at san francisco. it is chilly out there. it is also a spare the air day. that makes it different than other days. please avoid burning wood or other items and see if you can't use mass transit today. mike will have more coming up. >>> san francisco police warning muni bus riders to be aware of their surroundings following a rash of cell phone robberies. three robberies happened monday a fourth incident resulted in a cell phone owner being stabbed. police say the best way to stay safe is be careful about where you

san francisco 49ers, nfc western division champions! . >>> a second shooting in is it hours rocks richmond. what police are saying tonight about the people involved. >>> holiday shopping at union square, those shoppers have company, why police are going undercover through the holidays. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news. >>> good evening, i'm ken pritch in for ken wayne. >> hello again everyone, i'm heather holmes and welcome to a special late edition of the ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> richmond police are have r- investigating two shootings that happen within 12 hours of eth. this weekend one person was killed and lorrain blanc reports. >> reporter: devotion candles sit where a 46- year-old man was gunned down. richmond police arrestedded 26- year-old gil turner for the deadly shooting and 12 hours later, a man shot a security guard at a hooka bar and took off. henry stinson who lived in richmond for decades says when he was younger he didn't have time of to get in trouble. >> the young people walking on the streets need jobs and some kind of schoolin

they hope to restore power around 10:30 this morning. >>> also new this morning, san francisco police protesters from outside the federal reserve building. the raid started around 4:00 this morning. sfpd arrested 55 people for illegal lodging. no officers or demonstrators were injured. police say they started to give protesters hourly notices that they needed to leave or they would be arrested 24 hours before this morning's raid. >>> occupy protesters will try to shut down the port of oakland tomorrow. most ports could prove too big for the protesters to have much success. oakland, however, could be the one exception. there is only one main entrance and one main exit, but unlike the protest that successfully shut down the port in november, this planned protest does not appear to have the support of the longshoremen. >>> an oakland family is grieving the loss of a husband and father who was senselessly gunned down while he was sleeping. elise kirschner has more on the tragedy. >> his bed was right now and being shot right there. >> reporter: annie was sleeping in the next room when she

is going on by one lieutenant here with the san francisco police department. they are giving the protestors essentially an ultimatum that it's time to go. they will be telling them it's time to go throughout the evening and allowing those who want to go to leave. and then, then who knows? we spoke with the mayor a short while ago and said what's happening? is there a police action coming up? he said no, he was going to be patient to let events play out that they were going to let the protestors whether they wanted to move to another location. [ yelling and imitating dog barks ] >> reporter: it's not clear as many things with the "occupy sf." some of the protestors doing a victory dance because it appears that the police have retreated to some degree after aggressively putting up barricades around the encampment. so we are going to try to figure out what happened before our eyes and report back to you. >> joe, just quickly because i know it's loud there, if you can hear me, as far as dismantling the camp, taking down tents and all of that, that hasn't happened

and >>mark: a breaking news story in san francisco police have moved in integrated in the occupy san francisco encampment. here was the scene as police closed in. protesters ran from the encampment on to market street. brief clashes between police and protesters 70 arrests were made. the jackie sissel is live at justin herman plaza where a clean up is taking place. third at this was basically a public health hazard according to the police chief, he said that the area had to be cleaned up at this point. this was the location where there were dozens of tents. within about two hours the tents and personal belongings were cleared out of the location they say that it will probably take them more time, there are a couple more issues that have popped up the embarcadero is backed up with commuters trying to get down the embarcadero. there is a group of 20-25 protesters that still remain in the plaza. as the commuters get off of this theory, this very building is right behind us, as they get off they are being engaged by protesters. there is still a large police presence. according to the poli

four people were transported to the hospital this morning after a crash between a san francisco police patrol car and a muni light rail vehicle. ktvu's lorain blanco is live this morning in san francisco with an update now. lorain. >> reporter: traffic is now open on 26th and third streets in san francisco in the bayview district. if you take a look here, you can see that a muni crew is in the process now of fixing a signal light for the muni train. but otherwise the t line is also back open. let's look at the scene when we arrived here. you can see the muni light rail train facing northbound on third street, where it collided with a police vehicle. even with all the damage on the driver's side of the squad car, the two officers suffered only finallor injuries. they have been released from san francisco general. we're told the muni operator and a female passenger also suffered non-life-threatening injuries. >> i think the damage looks worse, the injuries are fairly minor, and obviously everybody is very lucky. >> back out here live, you can see the muni train is back in service. the on

. >>> well, san francisco police officers and firefighters played santa today. at lefty o'duel's. they helped children who might not otherwise have gifts. it's a great way to spend time with kids you might see intimidating. >> the reaction is to see the joy in their face and it's a good, positive interaction with them, with the police and they see us in a different way. >> there are more than 2000 homeless children in san francisco. police and the firefighters go to areas where they know the need is greatest to deliver the toys. >>> for 5000 was served up today. hundreds of volunteers served turkey with gravy and all the trimmings. the church is a beacon of home not just during the holidays, but year round. >> it's insane to the world that this is the way to do it. it's providing justice for people and giving people more hope. that's it. that's what it really means for christmas celebration. we have hope, we bring hope. >> the church has served more than 75,000 meals over the past three months despite a slowdown in sew doe donations. >>> president barack obama was in hawaii on vac

right now san francisco crews are cleaning up what remains of the occupy san francisco encampment after hundreds of police officers moved in overnight to end the two month occupation at justin herman plaza. katie marzullo has been this all morning. you have the latest on arrest and injuries. >> reporter: not much remains of the camp. the crews are now power washing the steps of justin herman plaza. the number of protesters, there are still a few hold-outs you can see them standing face-to-face with the remaining line of police officers that are here guarding the cam -- guarding the camp as the cleanup continues. strongholds not backing down we have heard that the occupy movement is not going away because the camp away. let's look at the tape from earlier this morning around 1:00 police moved in and gave warning to the occupiers one protester said they got a five minute warning to pack up and leave or they would be arrested. some half of the more than one protesters did leave according to the police chief other than that police moved in, took down the tents in the end some 50 were arrested two for felonies

san francisco police just about finished clearing away tents from the occupy sf encampment at justin an plaza. police in riot gear moved in overnight to dismantle the camp after repeated warnings it was illegal. katie marzullo is live at justin herman plaza with more. >> reporter: good morning. if you look through justin herman plaza to where market street dead ends on the other side you will see a mass number of police officers most still in riot gear appears to be where they are staging and switching out crews also where the few remaining protester are holding their ground trying to confront the police officers. we haven't seen any interaction, any confrontations, i should say, except for when a police unit or one of the dump trucks moved down market then you hear the crowd erupt into chants and cheers. we want to show you what happened earlier. it was 1:00 this morning when police moved in and started to dismantle this camp. they say they first gave the protesters a warning to leave or be arrested. one protester confirms that with us. then they began taking down the tents. there we

. >> reporter: police raid occupy san francisco coming into justin herman plaza evera 1:00 am. they gave protestors about five minutes to get out. more than half of the protestors actually did leave peacefully. but at least 85 people arrested, police broke down all the debts. you can see them -- all the tents. works crews cleaning up the remnants of an encampment that's been at the plaza for almost two months now. and check this out. >> reporter: this , a couple hours after the raid, police come tearing around the corner onto market street where a group of protestors was blocking traffic near the ferry building. more arrests here. and as you can see, things getting physical at times as police doing what they have to do to keep people away. and then take a look at this. just before dawn, you see all those people there coming off the surrey, passengers, arriving at the embarcadero, and this is one of several protestors who was shouting at the commuters as they walked to work. meanwhile, employees along market street, you see them moving the chairs, some of the them were throwing t

someone has to stand up and say, why is it that of every four people as arrested in the san francisco police department, three people to the crime again within three years. when you have a rate that is nearly 75% in san francisco, this is fraught loaded, always with the budget cuts for the police department, and not giving money to the adult and juvenile probation, we have to get off this treadmill, thinking that we will get a different result. >> we're almost out of time. thank you so much for joining us. senior district supervisor. we have been talking to ross mirkarimi. well -- watch for the next episode of, meet your district supervisor. >> i tried to think about this room as the dream room, where we dream and bring some of those dreams to life. i feel very blessed that i have been able to spend the last 31 years of my life doing it my way, thinking about things better interesting to me, and then pursuing them. there are a lot of different artists that come here to work, mostly doing aerial work. kindred spirits, so to speak. there is a circus company that i have been fortunate enough to

san francisco police arrested him in august after copper wiring was taken from a underground vault. police are reporting a spike in thefts from buildings and transit systems because copper brings a high price on the open market. >> and sandhya patel with the accu-weather forecast. and do you have your umbrella handy? >> look for it now. and we do have a chance of showers by sunday evening. and there is a live picture now. everyone is asking where is the rain? looking towards sausalito, richardson bay, san francisco there. it's hazy outside. spare the air continues tonight. and high definition south beach camera looking towards downtown san francisco. you can see clear skies out there. they're going mean a cold night ahead of us. this morning here is how cold it was. down below freezing in concord and sonoma county airport 31 degrees. temperatures fell to 28 degrees in fairfield. plenty cold around the rest of the area as well. we're headed for another chilly night ahaechld temperatures into 50s now. novato is 48 degrees there are highlights, patchy valley frost. and spare the air con

san francisco approaching the 80 split. the occupy protest did not have any effect on traffic in san francisco -- i should say the raid, the police action, whatever you want to call it did not affect traffic coming into san francisco. this morning's drive on the san mateo bridge, there is a minor accident, westbound 92. that's also not affecting traffic. however, southbound 8 0 near tennyson there is a crash on the -- the highway. >>> let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. beautiful sunrise. it's cold out there. just heard from dirk in vallejo. he said i'm freezing. a lot of 30s there. all around there, pinole, 37. there's even a few 20s. we have -- the days are nice. it's december and we need rain. we need a lot of snow in the mountains. it's bone-dry. no rain this week, next week there's a hint. one forecast model is going to try to bring one in and then the following week, wouldn't you know it, right before christmas, i think we'll get some rain. these systems drop in, they are called inside sliders. they come in through the sierra and then develop in southern california and then they eject out and then things calm down and the

on behalf of the san francisco police commission, commissioners slaughter, de jesus, and others, we want to let you know what an honor it is to stand before you for these awards. for the audience, the police commission, by way of the san francisco general orders, has the authority to audit and review each of the metals you are seeing presented tonight. it is an awesome responsibility but it is also an incredible experience when you sit here and listen to the heroism and valor of these officers, as you do tonight when their commanding officers present what they did. you will hear things about your loved ones and family members that you never left new before. as commission members, we sit there with a lot of pride and a lot. also, we come to the graduation of police academies. for those we come to congratulate, to the promotional ceremonies. for the medal of valor, we come to honor. what is valor? you look at the definition. it means personal bravery, heroism, gallantry. that is what each and one of these officers has done, bravery, personal heroism. but before we talk about your dollar, i

in fact, the san francisco riot gear -- police have thrown people out. i don't know if you can hear behind me but there's a large number of protestors who are chanting, you know, obviously upset with what's going on. some of the folks said they were ready. they knew the language has been ramped up. communication broke down between the city and the "occupy" folks so they said they were ready. they knew this was going to happen and now their next strategy is to set up mobile camps and how that's going to work is they say they have these camps that are ready to go in 10 to 15 minutes. they will find places and set up wherever they feel they need to throughout san francisco. they are not giving any locations. they will tear down and move within 10 and 15 minutes. they plan noontime protestors in front of federal building but again, right now i was just thrown out -- i can't exactly see what's going on behind me. but there are a large number of protestors chanting. police folks have drawn their riot gear and, you know, they're ready to -- to kind of quiet dow

live in the tenderloin in san francisco, debora villalon ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead. officers say they found an 1- year-old man with multiple gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. so far no one has been arrested. >>> san francisco police are looking for a man responsible for two separate sexual assault, both in the mission district. the first attack happened back in november. the latest throw happened on thursday. the attacker is describeds an african-american man in his mid 30s between 5'9 and 6' tall with medium ball. both cases investigators say the victims were atracked behind as they walked along between 3:00 and 6:30 in the morning of the anyone with information is asked to give san francisco police a call. >>> in oakland police are searching for the gunman in a drive-by shooting that left a father of four dead inside his home. officers responded just after 3:30 this morning to east 28th street near 11th avenue. his family identified man as 46- year-old thourn nhep and says the family was asleep when they s

tonight san francisco police are conducting a checkpoint until 3:00 p.m. on winston drive. officers say the campaign is all about prevention, nearly 1,000 drives are arrested in the bay area last year during the holiday period. >>> oneman is dead tonight after an early morning car crash in richmond. it happened at 1: 1:00 this morning on esmond. genre was speeding alone in his car when he lost control. hit several parked cars and crashed through a picket fence. no word if alcohol was involved in this crash, no one else was hurt. >>> just minutes later and about a mile from that accident, firefighters were called to reports of a car in flames. it happened just. 3:00 -- just about 3:00 a.m. so far no arrests have been made, fortunately that car was empty and no one was hurt. >>> the occupy movement returned today to san jose city hall. the south bay occupy protesters set up tents outside city hall, the protesters say they do not plan to camp at the site and that the tents are merely symbols of free speech. today they focused their efforts on the case of the 89- year-old fathe

most oldtimers say that he was the closest thing to a saint that ever or the uniform of the san francisco police department. he died of a rare disease, and he was a firm believer in god, and he passed away. he was date truly good man. he was a true member of the san francisco police department who served the city and an honorable fashion. i like to adjourn tonight in honor of michael duffy. >> so moved. president mazzucco: this meeting is adjourned. >> the meeting is adjourned, thank you. >> the court is now accepting applications for the civil grand jury. this investigative watchdog body is comprised of 19 public spirited citizens.

. >>> and a tragic shooting death of three men in san francisco. policere braising for -- bracing for pop repercussions. police claim they were all gang members but family members say it is not true. so far there have been no arrests so far. san francisco police will have extra officers on patrol just incase the marking of this anniversary leads to more violence. >>> not everyone in the south bay will move to santa clara and there is a new campaign to try to stop that from happening. they want to build a new stadium near the theme park and they have secured an $850 million loan but the grassroots group is collecting signatures to put the issue on the ballot again. they say voters who approved it were not told exactly how much it would cost. it is now protected to run about a billion dollars. >>> and they believe the downed power line was caused by a problem there investigating. >>> well for one member of the 49ers, it is better to give than to receive. braylon edwards has given students a scholarship, several years ago when he played for the cleveland bro

. >> san francisco police officers and firefighters played santa today. a christmas eve toy drive collected thousands of toys. officers and firefighters started early this morning, picking up toys to children who may not otherwise have any christmas gifts. they say it's a great way to connect with kids who may see them as intimidating. >> the reaction to see the joy in their face and it's a good positive interaction with them with the police and -- they see you us in a different way. >> reporter: there are more than 2,000 homeless children in san francisco. police and firefighters go to areas where they know the need is greatest. >> reporter: dinners for 5,000 served at a church today. hundreds of volunteers served turkey with gravy and all the trimmings. the church is the beacon of hope year round. >> it's say together world this is the way that we should be with each other. it's providing justice for people and giving people more hope, that's it. this is -- [inaudible] christmas celebration and a christmas together. it means we have hope, we bring hope

. >>> san francisco police are warning women about a sexual predator who they believe has brutalized two women in the mission district. both were attacked on 24th street one last thursday morning the other in november. police released this surveillance video of the suspect walking in the mission district. take a close look. black male mid 30s, between 5'9 and 6 feet. medium build and seen wearing a black hoodie and dark pants. if you have any information you are asked to call san francisco police immediately. >>> in washington now a government shutdown looms with president obama prodding lawmakers again about 90 minutes ago. he announced a plan to allow almost two million americans to make more money and put a bay area woman in the spotlight. >> the president: congress should not and cannot go on vacation before they have made sure that working families aren't seeing their taxes go up by $1,000. and those out there looking for work don't see their unemployment insurance expire. >> reporter: with america's authority to spend handling in the balance both sides are hung up over extensio