because it involves spoons. lots and lots of spoons. but why? >> reporter: the online poster says the protest will center around three demands. one, dropping all charges against the 14 protesters arrested last november when they shut down the west oakland b.a.r.t. station and causing widespread chaos. two, the disbandment of the entire b.a.r.t. police agency. three, discount fares for low income riders. >> public safety is our main concern. that's why we're taking a look at friday morning and making sure we're prepared to do whatever it takes to keep people safe. >> reporter: oddly protesters are being asked to bring a metal spoon with them for reasons yet undisclosed. protesters used spoons in ferguson, missouri to make attention getting if not ear splitting noise but protesters can make noise with lots of things. >> i think it's more about the noise factor. kind of just making a statement. i really don't think they're trying to really cause any harm. >> reporter: another rider is not so sure. >> this whole situation can be a little dangerous b

right now, you see spoons. these protesters were told to bring spoons. they were not told why. but they are banging them on the floor trying to make some noise. as our camera is moving around we can see another train going by. and they are making more noise with the spoons, trying to raise attention to their cause. coming up in minutes we'll hear from sal on how this protest is impacting the rest of the commute, even if you are not taking bart. you may still feel the impact of this protest. we want to go to sal right now to check in on the commute. >>> i just got the phone with bart dispatcher. he said that the trains coming into san francisco are stopping in montgomery. the trains going out to oakland are not. but he also said that could change at any moment and my suggestion to you is just to avoid montgomery altogether, to avoid any of this and use embarcadero or powell instead. now, again, if you are coming in, trains coming into the city will stop according to bart. trains leaving san francisco for oakland will not stop at montgomery and my suggestion is just avoid the who

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so why are they urging everyone to bring spoons? good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. a commuter alert for b.a.r.t. riders. protesters are vowing to disrupt service and targeting one of b.a.r.t.'s busiest stations. ken pritchett is live now in san francisco where fliers publicizing the protest urged people to bring spoons. and ken why spoons? >> >> reporter: well, that is unclear. there was that posting on a website announcing this event and it said bring metal spoons and in parenthesis it says you will find out why. they say if they are removed from that station they will move to another station for the morning commute. the madero station is one of the busiest on the b.a.r.t. system. at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow it could be shut down. this flier is calling for a protest on the platform for what they call police -- >> i think it's a little disrespectful for the the people who work downtown because we come down here to work. we're not involved even though we would want to be involved. >> reporter: we found b.

it's about the order of the food the size of plates the size of the serving spoon. these all influence how much we eat from about 15% to 25%. >> you guys ready to eat? >> yeah! >> to test out his theory we invited everyone to lunch and split them into two groups. for the first group, we lay out the buffet like this -- fruit and salad first, then fatty pasta dishes at the end. we give them nine-inch plates slightly smaller than normal add modest size serving spoons. >> looks fabulous. >> great. >> food is great. >> and right away we see a pattern. they're piling on the healthy stuff, not much room left on the plate for the gooey pasta. why did you like the fruit? >> it's healthy. >> it's the first thing you saw. >> yeah. >> the first food you see is a trigger food. it triggers every other decision you make after that. if it's healthy, everything else is -- everything else you take is more likely to be healthy. >> they have no idea but behind the scenes -- >> 6.5 pounds. >> we are tracking how much they eat. you ate healthy. you had fruit and lettuce. >> i had seconds

. >>> well, they were banging spoons and boiling tempers. bart riders blocked from getting to work as protestors went from station to station. tonight they say this is just the beginning. kpix 5's christian hartnett talked to some riders who are fed up with the confusion and chaos. christian. >> reporter: that's right, ken. it started at 7 a.m. right in time for the morning rush. it's a perfect kickoff of a weekend for protests lined up for martin luther king, jr., day. protestors make their presence heard clanging spoons on pillars, cups and nipping that's would make noise. thousands of commuters weren't happy about the early disturbance. >> they picked the worst day to do this on a friday payday and everything else. i mean, i think it's totally ridiculous. >> reporter: protestors call it black friday no business as usual. the intent, to disrupt the typical morning commute to bring attention to police killings of unarmed blacks. >> remind people that for as long as murdering black and brown people is part of business as usual in this countr

we're also giving group two slightly bigger plates and bigger serving spoons. okay time to bring them in. remember the food itself is exactly the same. >> i don't think i have room for fruit on my plate. >> they dig in. >> this is mac and cheese. this is amazing. >> this is to die for. this is the best. >> they are binging on pasta because it's the first thing they see. as we know it's the trigger food. >> exactly. where you start in the buffet line matters. same thing at home. the food you see first at dinner changes everything. >> what we find is about 70% of what people are taking end up being the first three foods they see. >> when they're finally full we bring both groups together for the big reveal. we've been secretly weighting the food-- weighing the food in the back to see what you ate. this group here with the the bigger plate and bigger spoon ate 56% more food. jaw jaw-dropping i know. 56% more food. most of it pasta. the group with the smaller plate and smaller spoon, an average of 890 calories per person in pasta. group two with the bigger plate --

>>will tran: 2 hours into it from seven to 9:00 there were banging their spoons and then about 15 andsome of the benches they're deciding what to do i got a chance to show you live at 9:01 of the leaders the had members of all this week than i did live. i asked him what it over for this location. >>will tran: he said no this is on going and asking how long do you plan on doing this he said we planned on doing that all 96 hours back to you. >>darya: they want to keep them on their toes because there will apply by at poultry has been closed off and on. >> reporter: you just said it came back to normal on the spot and the embarcadero station yet to take a look passengers down here on the bart platform something yanase allow earlier this morning a lot of the protesters have left the station at about 15 to 20 minutes ago. also pick up passengers here in the notice how quiet it is in the background. bird plays of this is are here today said they wanted to inconvenience and lease travelers this morning that say if they achieve that there have been some disruptions of service went to your num

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we give them nine-inch plates smaller than normal and modest-sized serving spoons and right away, we see a pattern. they are piling on the healthy stuff, not much room left on the plate for the gooing pasta. >> why did you like the fruit? >> healthy. >> the first feed you see is a trigger food. it triggers every decision after that. if it's healthy, everything else will be more likely healthy. >> they have no idea but behind the scenes. >> six and a half pounds. >> we're tracking how much they eat. >> you guys ate healthy and had fruit and lettuce. >> we had seconds. >> when they are done, we reset for group two with some changes. now we'll switch the order of the food so the healthy stuff is at the back and fatty stuff at the beginning. >> we're giving group two slightly bigger plates and bigger serving spoons. okay. time to bring then in. remember, the food itself is exactly the same. >> i don't have enough room on my plate. >> they dig in. >> this mac and cheese is amazing. >> this is to die for this is the best. >> they are binging on that pasta because it's the first thing they

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all we know is that the protestors were told to bring metcalf spoons.ind out what that means coming up. right now, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> that could cause people getting in their cars this morning. >> it's not "friday light" especially at the bay bridge. we have an early backup they turned the metering lights on just before 5:40 this morning. and all our approaches to the bay bridge are seeing a bit of a backup. so you might see some extra cars out there for people who use bart to avoid the protestors at montgomery. now, here's a look at conditions at the bay bridge. you can see traffic very slow- and-go eases up once you pass the metering lights. bart right now 54 trains on time. mass transit golden gate ferries all looking good. westbound 580 at greenville, chp headed out to the scene of a new accident. its blocking lanes. traffic slow anyway through the livermore valley. we are seeing brake lights there. looks a little slow as well towards the dublin interchange. northbound 85 at winchester, overturned vehicle with injuries. it may cause a backup t

the noise came from the banging of spoons on trains and metal pillars. it was so loud you could not hear the person next to you talking. >> there was in way to use noise as a disruption to draw attention to the reaction. >> they drew attention by blocking doors and stalling the trains. police pulled people out of the doors so the trains could move. they arrested a woman for standing in the door and a man for banging his spoon on the windows of the bart train. >> dangerous. the glass could shatter and someone is sitting there in the train and someone will get hurt. >> this action was spread out between montgomery and powell and embarcadero. bart at different times ordered trains to keep roll and not stop at those stations. organizers considered this a success. >> we were able to disrupt business as usual and i like that. >> they protested the arrest of 14 people who chained themselves together at a previous bart protest and they want the charges dropped. this morning, group won over some commuters and last others. this wheelchair bound woman was frustrate

half tea spoon of black pepper. cook this until the onions are translucent. don't want them to brown. keep your flame on low. keep your heat on low. butter might begin to burn and separate we add our 1 ounce of fresh squeezeed lime juice. turn the heat up a little bit here. you don't want your ingredients to burn keep on whisking. ready for one cup of white wine. this will take few minutes to reduce. it really should look like a glaze it's starting to darken and thicken up a little bit. everyone uses something different to cook with it's very important just to stand over it and make sure that you keep an eye on it so it doesn't reduce all the way. if it van waits you have to start over. from here it should take two to three minutes before we add our cream. you can start to see the color darken up. becoming a glaze. ready for our heavy cream. as we add the heavy cream very important to keep stirring it. also to turn the temperature down. you want to turn it down immediately so that your cream does not begin to boil. definitely don't want it to burn. once you a

that's when one man was arrested for banging his spoon on a train window. this is cell phone video of a woman being arrested an hour later accused of blocking a door. [ yelling ] >> reporter: the over the next two hour, the protestors spread to the embarcadero and powell street stations, and bart stopped service at each intermittently. >> so we made a judgment based on the crowding on the platforms and the activity on the platforms train to train. >> reporter: passengers were left scrambling between stations. >> didn't stop at embarcadero because my stop is there so i have to walk all the way down there. >> reporter: the message? "black lives matter." a statement against recent police shootings of unarmed blacks. they also want charges dropped against 14 people arrested for blocking bart trains on black friday. >> as long as murdering black and brown people is part of business as usual in this country, that there will be no business as usual. >> reporter: but for many, that message is being lost. >> they are saying "black lives matter," they are using that

organizers asked of coming down to take part to bring a metal spoon with them. this morning we found out why. a noisy demonstration at the montgomery b.a.r.t. station as a couple of hundred people banged spoons against metal pillars, walls, and the trains. this protester seen smashing a train window was promptly arrested. another woman was taken into custody after officers said she blocked the doors of a train. this protest fueled by anger over police brutality was designed to disrupt the morning commute for b.a.r.t. riders and send a message. >> we are trying to connect the dots between police violence and economic violence. [inaudible] >> reporter: at different sometimes trains weren't stopping at stations in downtown san francisco. commuters were not happy about being held up. >> there is a lot that needs to be done as far as teaching police how to enforce the law. but this isn't accomplishing anything. >> reporter: during this two- hour protest, people spread out to the embarcadero station and the powell station. but in the end, there were only two arrests.

then mix it around with the wooden spoon. >> that's important, right, wooden spoon. >> yes. shredded parmesan. you could use pecorino romano but i like the parmesan. coarse or finely ground pepper, mix it up. >> so simple, stephanie. >> and we're done. >> i love it. that's it. >> go ahead and serve it right here. >> and then you can taste it if you want more seasoning, add more cheese but i like just a nice fine coating to it. there you go. >> pasta with cheese and pepper the simple way, the steph way. [ laughter ] >> i wish i could say i made this up but i wasn't around then. >> this is one of my favorite pastas. >> so creamy. >> simple and delicious. last day of trading on wall street and another down day on this friday. down 180-plus points right now. >> it's down. >>> internships aren't just something you do in college anymore. jill schlesinger says they could be the best way to slide into a well paying job. >> reporter: an interesting and lasting effect of the great recession is how much employers rely on internships to identify potential job candidates. internships all

protesters brought spoons and banged them to make noise starting at 7:00 a.m. at the embarcadero and montgomery street stations. b.a.r.t. trains didn't stop at those stations. organizers said they wanted charges dropped against other b.a.r.t. protesters and an tend to police brutality. >> trying to connect the dots between police violence and economic violence. >> one man was arrested as he smashed a window of a b.a.r.t. train. police are preparing for another protest next friday. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. it has been a day of protest around the bay area and a day of frustration for people trying to get around on b.a.r.t. or get into the courthouse or city hall. are the tactics being used hindering the message? ktvu's mike mibach reports. >> reporter: the sound of the commute. today something was different. listen. he called it a protest against police brutality on communities of color. banging spoons, forcing b.a.r.t. to close stations. it is all an example of trying to reclaim dr. king's legacy of direct action. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: in the end does it wo

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four solid days of protests against police brutality at san francisco bart station clanging metal spoons on pillars an train cars during the morning commute. the disturbance caused delays and closures of bart stations. >> certainly, it means lost revenue for us because fewer people were riding and paying for tickets. >> reporter: and left some commuters in the lurch. >> they are forced to consider the comparison of a two-hour delay to the murder of black and brown people. >> reporter: in downtown oakland, chopper 5 captured these images of another group of demonstrators who chained themselves to the federal building downtown. this was just the beginning. in celebration of the dr. martin luther king jr. holiday, several more protests are planned over the weekend. mayor libby schaaf asked as a community we honor the memory of martin luther king jr. but demonstrating peacefully like he did. but just in case they aren't, there will be extra police on control this weekend and no oakland officers will be allowed to take time off. in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5. >>> tonight, we are getting a

there it is. >> he took a spoon and ate it, like it's ice cream. pretty sure it doesn't taste like ice cream. >> i got to hand it to that guy, he really believes in his product. >> he may believe in it. but many online viewers think it's more science fiction than actual science. >> my first inclination is to think that this were not possible. >> but is it possible? for the answer, let's ask the torch man himself, tom brundage. >> this is not fake. this is the real thing. >> tom is a scientist and inventor who is at the helm of his own research company. >> we're specifically in the business of trying to create new products for the use of the public. every substance that i make was made for the purpose of maintaining the environment and just keeping people safe. >> some of those inventions include a pepper spray neutralizer, a microwave blow torch, and even his own line of energy bars. >> it's enjoyable to eat. and it will give you energy and boost the immune system. >> tom's innovations catch the eye of host of the web series, "survive and thrive" t

they are urging demonstrators today to bring with them metal spoons. it's unclear why they want them to bring spoons. possibly to make noise or disrupt service. some bart riders are sympathetic to the cause. >> i just think it's a little bit disrespectful for the people who work downtown because we come down here to work and we're not involved even though we want to be involved. >> you have to do something to attract attention to the cause. nobody pays attention unless it's disruptive. >> reporter: now this morning's demonstration is the first of several events being called a weekend of action to coincide with the martin luther king junior holiday on monday. bart police have been preparing for this action here at the montgomery station. and again bart police will be here on hand. we do expect it to get under way. >> okay alex. we will be watching it live. thank you for the update. make sure you stay right here with ktvu for all of the continuing coverage. we will be monitoring this morning's protest. we'll let you know how it effects your commute. you

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protesters banged spoons on subway pillars and blocked people from getting be and off the trains.we are joined outside the montgomeriry b.a.r.t. street station. lilian, these would become weekly protests? >> that is a possibility. while b.a.r.t. says it's prepared riders say they don't know what they're going to do. they banged their metal spoons and blocked train doors during the height of the morning rush hour protesters held up service at the montgomery powell and embarcadero stations. two people were arrested but overall, organizers say mission accomplished. >> we were able to disrupt business as usual. >> protesters organized this morning's demonstration as part of their demand that charges be dropped against the so-called black friday 14 a group who chained themselves to b.a.r.t. trains in november. >> we can doing this every friday. >> and now there's a threat that these desuptions could be a regular event. b.a.r.t. says it's prepared for theu6 long-term. >> b.a.r.t. police and the operations department will do whatever it takes to keep people safe. we'll just take it as it

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here is where there was a lot of clanking of metal spoons and police officers as well as b.a.r.t. employees trying to make it smooth for folks, but it didn't take long for the first arrests to be made. the one in the green sweatshirt was banging his spoon against a train where it appeared a couple protesters kept the doors open. the police chief of b.a.r.t. told him to stop but as the train moves, the man continues. 15 seconds later, he was in cuffs. at least six officers took him away up the escalator where a crowd formed to the left taking pictures and videos demanding his release. still the metal spoons clanked. the protest loosely organized by a project based in the bay area. a spokesman said a morning inconvenience for the people was the point, a sort of wake-up call to what he says has been police brutality. >> people who say this is an ineffective tactic are hiding behind what is essentially self-sympathy. >> stopping b.a.r.t. for one day is nothing compared to what is happening to the black people in the street. the fear they live with every day of being shot, being harass

demonstrators are clanging metal spoons on pillars and train cars. two people were arrested and another b.a.r.t. protest is planned for the fruitville station tomorrow at 11:00 a.m.. >> murdering black and brown people is part of business as usual in the country that there will be no business as usual saying black lives matter, they use that as an excuse. not really. >> in downtown oakland another group of demonstrators chained themselves to the federal building. >> a statement from the city of oakland website say we honor the spirit of martin luther king junior by demonstrating peacefully as he the defendant just in case they are not peaceful there are extra on control. no oakland police officers are allowed to take time off. as far as b.a.r.t. riders, they were frustrated. i was out there on friday. you don't know how you're going to get to work that morning. it is just this issue where it starts impacting your life directly. they're fed up. >> we'll be sitting down with san francisco supervisor who's district includes some of the victims of black

. >> the organizers are asking folks that come to bring a spoon, specifically a metal spoon and that could make up for a frustrating freaky friday commute. >> the protest stems from last november's arrest of 14 of the protesters who shut down west oakland b.a.r.t. today an online digital poster called for a 7 a.m. protest tomorrow at b.a.r.t.'s montgomery street station demanding three things. dropping of all charges against the 14 arrested, the disbandment of the entire b.a.r.t. police agency and discount fares for low income riders. b.a.r.t. says it will be prepared. >> our priority is public safety. b.a.r.t. police and b.a.r.t. employees will be out at montgomery street station working to keep people safe. getting on the tracks is not safe for anyone. we want to protect everyone involved. that means people traveling on b.a.r.t. that means people protesting b.a.r.t. employees. >> reporter: riders we met today at montgomery station say this is not the way to win friends, to influence people or change hearts and minds. >> i think it's important for people to voice out and speak what

the noise came from the banging of spoons on trains and metal pillars.t was so loud you couldn't hear the person next to you talking. >> it was a way for us to use noise and disruption to draw attention to the action. >> the other way they drew attention was by blocking doors and stalling the trains. police kept pulling people out of the doors so the train could move. they arrested one woman for standing in the door and a man for banging his spoon on the windows ss of the b.a.r.t. train. >> the glass shatters in their face or the status of somebody sitting in it the train, somebody's going to get hurt. we don't allow things like that. >> reporter: this action was spread between montgomery and embarcadero stations. b.a.r.t. at various times ordered trains to not stop at those stations. organizers considered this a success. >> by closing the station we were able to disrupt business as usual and highlight the police murder is not doable. >> they were also protesting the arrest of 14 people who chained themselves together at a previous b.a.r.t. protest and w

. >> with spoons in hand protestors hit anything that made noise. one man was arrested for hitting bars trains. officers in full gear carried him out. anne makovec with a look at the confusion and chaos during the commute. [ noise ] >> reporter: dozens of people clanged metal spoons on bart platforms this morning making themselves heard but inconveniencing thousands of passengers. >> they stopped all trains in both directions for the last three stops. >> reporter: the protests started at the montgomery street station where demonstrators tried unsuccessfully to board trains. and that's when one man was arrested for banging his spoon on a train window. this is cell phone video of a woman being arrested about an hour later accused of blocking a door. over the next two hours, the protestors spread to the embarcadero and powell street stations and bart intermittently stopped service at each. >> we made a judgment based on the crowding on the platforms and the activity on the platforms train to train. >> reporter: passengers were left scrambling between s

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there are safety concerns as protest organizers have asked people to come here and bring metal spoons they're not saying why, so that's raising some concerns. coming up in our next, we'll keep you posted on the situation here and talk to riders about how they feel. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> hopefully the spoons just to make a racket. >> hopefully everything remains safe. >>> the gateway to cuba swinging open to americans. the u.s. is relaxing restriction togs identity land nation cut off for more than five decades. >> nannette miranda is live at oakland international. you wonder why, because they're part of this historic change. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. oakland international airport was chosen for flights to cuba because the would-be travelers to the island nation most live in the east bay, while the trade and travel restrictions begin today, the flights don't actually begin until december. still, this is a huge step in easing relations between the u.s. and cuba, with nonstop flights to the island nation beginning near the end of the year. ticket

spoons of our fingers, lips admit their ownership.he bedding yawns, a door blows aimlessly ajar and overhead, a plane singsongs coming down. nothing is changed, except there was a moment when the wolf, the mongering wolf who stands outside the self lay lightly down, and slept. ( applause ) thank you. >>> this week on "moyers & company" -- >> we in america have a higher opinion of ourselves than maybe we deserve. we've always believed that we're democrats. we're fundamentally egalitarian. but i see that egalitarian impulse disappearing. i see it either being numbed or actually snuffed out. >> announcer: funding is provided by -- anne gumowitz, encouraging the renewal of democracy. carnegie corporation of new york, supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security at carnegie.org. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide.

. >> my wife takes one spoonful every once in a while at night. >> and also for you, mass production. you are going from wholesale to retail model. >> to me, what is needed is going into that whole thing of reusing machines, reusing a different approach. it just serves what my interests are a little better. i think it serves the customers' interests a lot better. no one said i want cake in a jar. but based on the feedback, this is the element that kind of solves problems people did not know they had. >> have you patented cake in a jar? >> cannot patented. >> there are samples. this is the good news. we could not have talked about this without providing it. and you have had no calories. you can now pretend.

. >> my wife takes one day be spoon fall every once in a while. >> also for you, mass production. you're going from a wholesale to a retail model. >> it's like going into that whole thing of using machines, different approach. it serves my interest better. it serves the customer upon interest better. >> all right. so you will all be able to have -- there are samples. this is the good news. we could not have talked about this without providing you the chance to pretend you have had no calories. you can now pretend nothing but you

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. >> i cut my vain open five times, twice with a spoon and once with a razor blade to watch the blood come out. it took 15 years of bottled anger to do what i did. if i keep bottling it up again, i will do it again. >> he's not going to get that chance any time soon. he is not eligible for parole until 2057. >> if i go back in time, i escape when i had the chance. or at least take out 30 people with before i go. have a little fun out there. >> our interview had to do with the chilling outlook on his life. >> this is what i was put on earth for. to be a cereal killer. maybe i wouldn't do that, but since i ain't got now chance to get out, i may as well carry out my plan. >> which is? >> kill as many people as i can before i die. >> i have been told i'm pretty hard core. >> next on lock up raw. >> i start to turn off the camera slowly as i inch my way backwards. >> a close call with one of the most dangerous inmates in kentucky. >> i took a knife and stabbed him with it three or four times and butchered him with it. in many cases the lifers committed crimes as teenagers and they adjusted

spoons of our fingers, lips admit their ownership. the bedding yawns, a door blows aimlessly ajar and overhead, a plane singsongs coming down. nothing is changed, except there was a moment when the wolf, the mongering wolf who stands outside the self lay lightly down, and slept. ( applause ) thank you. >>> hello there. welcome to "newsline." it's thursday, january 8th. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. a group of armed men has stormed a newspaper office in paris, killing at least 12 people. they're still on the loose. president francois hollande has raised the terror alert in the french capital to the highest level. the masked men were carrying automatic rifles. they stormed the office of the "charlie hebdo" weekly newspaper and shot people who were at an editorial meeting. many victims were journalists, including the paper's editor and cartoonists.