san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaff. >> that makes it more serious there has been harm. there's restitution ought to be paid. so you look to what the harm is. >> reporter: the group, many stanford students made their way onto highway 92 to protest injustices against african-americans and palestinians. they had been dropped off by cars on the westbound lanes near the high rise around 4:50 p.m. demonstrators then blocked both sides of the freeway. the chp was able to reopen eastbound lanes shortly after 5:00, but traffic heading west was still blocked by protesters. the chp was finally able to clear those lanes after making arrests. but many drivers were stuck for more than an hour because of residual delays caused by the large number of arrests and transporting them off the bridge. people we spoke to today had pretty much the same reaction to the protesters' actions answer and frustration. >> do you think that this turns people off? >> yes. they have the right to protest but they affect other people. >> if there were stricter penalties, i don't think they would want to do

. >> reporter: steve wagstaff says pinning uses a sharp object to unveil part of a verification numberhe ticket. the manager had been checking those secret codes in the lottery computer system to see which tickets were winners, and which were losers. he allegedly kept the winners and sold the losing tickets to customers. the 27-year-old man from pacifica is now facing 5 felony charges of computer fraud and a misdemeanor charge. investigators say he stole at least $300, possibly much more. >> think the fraud that exists out there, if we don't crackdown hard on this. we have people taking total advantage. we don't know the extent that was done by the defendant here. >> the district attorney says he also hopes this will prompt state lottery officials to better safeguard the lottery. >> they need to change the system for people to see if i have a winner or loser is eliminated. >> the lottery commission tells me that this chevron station will be allowed to sell tickets. i have not heard back from his attorney. >> pretty clever for figuring it out. >>> a san franciscolandmark was closed for