it's registered to a scott olson. site also listed on olson you tube profile page. form for marine to vent about the aspect of the corps they don't like. george johnson navy veteran of the sky vietnam war and member of members for peace. >> i know him. i met him between the tours in iraq. tried to talk him l out of going the second time. maybe he hates the marine corps that's his privilege. there's a lot to hate about outfits lake that. >>reporter: according to story published by thep them scott olson had administrative discharge from the marines instead of honorable discharge. new details of olson military record are extremely controversial especially for members of the marine corps and people who have family who served. diane participated in san jose veteran day parade. her son a marine was killed in iraq in 2004. >> come him dishonorably bash the marines to me is just out of line and pathetic. >>reporter: we tried contacting friends family of scott olson for their comments on the former web site and details about his discharge. wither yet to get a response. in sa

certainly, what happened to scott olson over in san francisco will result in litigation. the cost of the obligation to oakland and the police agencies involved is going to cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, even before you get to a settlement, a court trial, or any of that. what i saw in oakland last week was fear. a few bass reaction to something that the people cannot understand or control. it amazes me that throughout history, those in power never learn any less. you just get more and more people. that is what we have seen. over the last 30 years, corporate america and wall street, they have not been winning. they have been cheating. they have been taking money from the 99% and using it for political contributions, buying political representatives. taking that money, combining it with fear, theater, racism, creating things like the tea party. what scares the power about the occupied movement -- occupy movement, the things that happen to our economy have affected everyone across the entire political spectrum. you have an entire generation of people coming out of col

scott olson is out of the hospital tonight. >> he was injured in a clash with police during a protest in oakland. he is still not able to talk, communicating only through text and e-mail. >> now, to the protest itself. tomas ramon is live tonight. the situation there could change soon. >> reporter: yes, it could. because of the injuries the investigator scott olson received during police actions, veterans against the war came to occupy oakland today. they led a march against police brutality. >> 30 veterans went to the camp today making the protest to injuries veterans received from oakland police while trying to protest peacefully last week. >> four american military veterans, iraq veterans against the war and veterans for peace have been brutally attacked by police during resent actions related to occupy oakland. >> the veterans led a peaceful but loud march to 21st and back to the oakland police station. they said end the war. they yelled stop beating veterans. while they marched they handed out this notice to the campers. they say karj camping is illegal here. they are to take dow

scott olson is out of the hospital tonight. >> he was injured in a clash with police during a protest in oakland. he is still not able to talk, communicating only through text and e-mail. >> now, to the protest itself. tomas ramon is live tonight. the situation there could change soon. >> reporter: yes, it could. because of the injuries the investigator scott olson received during police actions, veterans against the war came to occupy oakland today. they led a march against police brutality. >> 30 veterans went to the camp today making the protest to injuries veterans received from oakland police while trying to protest peacefully last week. >> four american military veterans, iraq veterans against the war and veterans for peace have been brutally attacked by police during resent actions related to occupy oakland. >> the veterans led a peaceful but loud march to 21st and back to the oakland police station. they said end the war. they yelled stop beating veterans. while they marched they handed out this notice to the campers. they say karj camping is illegal here. they are to take dow

its been heating up since iraq veterans scott olson suffer add i fractured skull. that march yesterday in new york and boston and philadelphia. >> saw what happened to scott olson i knew it was time to do something. >> reporter: back in oakland where the number has gone into the thousands the mayor said the problems being caused by a relative few. >> we continue to ask people to be peaceful. >> reporter: oakland police arrested 100 protest ers tonight and tonight the port is reopened after protests knocked down the blockade. >> here no problem was violence but power, that's been causing problems. yesterday afternoon the city cut off power to protesters gathered in the square. the mayor said it was done remotely so nearby businesses wouldn't be affected. they did it out of concern for public safety, the protesters don't have the proper permit to use the outlets. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. a beautiful view over the inner harbor. liking the sun. 63, humidity low, wind changing at five. just

we are live in oakland. > >> and more details, cameras were there last week when a scott olson was hurt, apparently hit in the head with a tear gas canister. he is improving and is doing great in his friends words. he is texting but they aren't revealing anything more about the 24 early-year-old. >> for the first time oakland is provide something of the cost related to the protest as we first reported at six, the city said it had spent more than a million dollars on people and other costs through last saturday including $700,000 for police and 37,000 for public works crews and information technology workers. again these numbers don't include just the past week. so-called hard costs add up quickly. the police and public works departments have each spent $70,000 on supplies and equip helicopterment. another one hundred thousand was spent on security to protect the police department's website that was targeted by hackers and 25,000 went to repair damage down it the plaza. timing said to be everything in politics and tonight the mayor is unable to reset her clock as the camp grows right out

we are live in oakland. > >> and more details, cameras were there last week when a scott olson was hurtapparently hit in the head with a tear gas canister. he is improving and is doing great in his friends words. he is texting but they aren't revealing anything more about the 24 early-year-old. >> for the first time oakland is provide something of the cost related to the protest as we first reported at six, the city said it had spent more than a million dollars on people and other costs through last saturday including $700,000 for police and 37,000 for public works crews and information technology workers. again these numbers don't include just the past week. so-called hard costs add up quickly. the police and public works departments have each spent $70,000 on supplies and equip helicopterment. another one hundred thousand was spent on security to protect the police department's website that was targeted by hackers and 25,000 went to repair damage down it the plaza. timing said to be everything in politics and tonight the mayor is unable to reset her clock as the camp grows right outsi

scott olson was released from the hospital this weekend.e posted this picture of himself online as of last night. occupy oakland protests came back from that october police action bigger than they had been before. this right now is a shot of what occupy oakland looked like moments ago. reports of 500 to 1,000 people reconvenes after they were cleared out this morning, reconvening in downtown oakland. joining us for the interview, a man who resigned with jean quan and protest of occupy oakland, john siegel. i appreciate the time tonight. >> my pleasure. >> why did you choose to resign at 2:00 a.m. this morning? >> you know, i was very unhappy with the police raid on the occupy oakland camp on october 25th, and in a conversation with some of the protesters after that raid, they challenged me about continuing to work for the city administration. and i said i was really thinking about it, but i decided to stay and hope that the policy of allowing the camp to resume would be followed. but when it became clear early this morning that 600 or 700 r

i am here because of the images of scott olson being shot in the head. that is as much a part of public health and safety as what the protesters are doing. when it comes before the board, the second part of the resolution oakley addresses whether or not the police use projectiles, rubber bullets, i do not know all of the terminology. i urge everyone who is occupying to also occupied the voting booth on wednesday morning. thank you for what you are doing. supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker, please. >> ♪ you have got all of the one before the rising sun you will fly so many roads to choose the protesters will start out walking and they will learn to run and yes we have begun before the city rises in the sun so many roads are you for us the bill that we find along the way talking is over just in all of us working together day to day.

in oakland, scott olson is in a hospital currently, after being struck with an unknown projectile, possibly the type of beanbag rounds that sf tv uses. -- sfpd uses. even police officers were tear guest that night -- teargassed that night. the protesters with a forced to help them after their fellow police officers guest them. i would encourage supervisors not to support any kind of dispersal of the camp. we have seen, time and again, that the people of san francisco and the bay area, we will come out in the dead of night and we will stay out there to defend the camp. you have all seen it. people here have been there. we will not be pushed around. we will not let the cops tell us what to do. we are here and we are going to take a stand. thank you. [beep] supervisor avalos: next speaker, please. >> thank you for this resolution. thank you for being a part of the encampment. for the people that are fighting for these amazing goals. my name is donna wilma. i teach at city college. i find it ironic that concerns about public health are being used to try to shut down encampment's across the coun

. >> tonight, scott olson joins me exclusively for his first live television interview since leaving the hospital. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. the strange candidacy of herman cain is on borrowed time. cain told senior staff today he is reassessing his campaign. this is the wake of an atlanta woman alleging a 13-year affair with cain. cain has denied the allegations of ginger white who has been smeared by conservative websites. today, her attorney said she has no reason to lie. >> these are embarrassing facts. a woman isn't going to come out and say something this embarrassing if it's not true. it's embarrassing to her. that's what people don't think about. it's not something she's particularly proud of. as she said herself, it was inappropriate. and so i don't think she would come out and say this if it wasn't the truth. >> the allegations are serious enough to make cain tell his senior staff he's deciding over the next several days whether he will stay in the race. his campaign canceled an upcoming private dinner in new york set up by gossip columnist cindy adams wi

scott olson suffered a fractured skull last tuesday when police clashed with crowds. just last night the police chief expressed sorrow over olson's injury and explained why police had to use force on two separate occasions. >> our officers again were pelted with rocks and bottles, there were fire perimeters around the building making it difficult for us to accomplish our mission. there were three officers that were injured and roughly five demonstrators who were also injured. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> oakland police department released this statement saying police conducting is an investigation regarding the vet and the circumstances of the arrest on november 3rd. quote, this case asre all reported or alleged incidents of force is under investigation. anyone with information is asked to contact the major crime section of the oakland police department. occupy oakland is costing the city quite a chunk of change. the price tag not including the last week of protests is $1.2 million. the biggest expense is $700,000 which has been to cover oakland pol

. >> that has become the battle cry of many demonstrators, especially after iraq war vet, scott olson, was shot in the head with a canister two weeks ago. now the alameda county sheriff's department joined the video tape war, releasing this recording of a second war vet vomiting in his cell following a demonstration arrest. he underwent spleen surgery. the sheriff's department says not because of their actions. >> the video clearly shows the deputy trying to find out what was going on. she offers medication, which he refuses. >> it is said cameras don't lie, but the truth seems to rest with who is recording. in oakland, robert lyles, cbs 5. >> it's important to note as with a will the of video we get in sometimes from people, the oakland police edited the video that they released to us. it will release more video once it has been reviewed. >> other headlines, a couple burglars picked the wrong house to break into. the house belonged to a police officer and he was home. he shot one of the two burglars who was air lifted to the hospital. the second guy ran off and hasn't been found. >>>

scott olson's skull was fractured by a gas canister. olson's family says that he still is struggling with speech. >>> more scandal on the solyndra front. one e-mail is showing that one government official still wanted to act. >> chief of staff forwarded e- mails from an obama former campaign. this including the suggestion to demote the energy secretary to research and development in lab writing. secondary chu is a wonderful and brilliant man but he is not good for the doe mission, developing technology and creating jobs. someone else should do that. the e-mail stated that he was not interested in the chu critique. he wanted his colleagues to consider the rest of carroll's message which dealt with energy policy but also predicted a wave of gop attacks over solyndra and other inside doe deals that have gone to obama donors and underperformed. the white house says thinks not an internal white house e-mail, not evidence of lift call in influenza of contributors on decision making with respect to the solyndra loan guarantee. this is his pred