the tense cities that have sprung up since last month may not be adequate. turkey has asked for international assistance in putting out more substantial temporary shelter for the displaced population. it must also turn its attention to the tens of thousands of substandard buildings in the rest of the country which could be just as vulnerable as those that have just collapsed in van. >> the israeli supreme court has upheld the conviction of the country's former president. he's now expected to begin serving his seven-year prison sentence in the coming weeks. he was found guilty earlier this week of breaking a fellow worker -- of raping a fellow worker during his time as president. in egyptian pipeline carrying natural gas for export to israel and jordan has been blown up in northern sinai for the sixth time this year. flames could be seen. witnesses say they spotted armed men in the area. the executive chairman of news international, james murdoch, is being questioned by mp's for the second time about phone hacking at "news of the world." still to come on gmt

tense. they went tents by tens starting from the south end, working their way to the north and toward city hall. i was there for 5-10 minutes as they went through the plaza. i did not see a single protester inside of the encampment. you can see that they were very careful to see if anyone was inside. you ask if there were any protesters inside, here is one shot that i got before i left, there are three silent protesters sitting indian style, waiting for police to move in. we're being told that there are about 30 protesters that have been arrested for. this is a live shot. you can see some of the protesters being brought over to 14th and clay. this is where they will be brought--this is where they will be processed. hist we have been told about 30 people have been arrested. >>darya: the police are on the move. it looks like they were standing down on one corner of the place where they had been fenced off. you can see that there are fewer police from the line on the left-hand side. it does appear that many of the tents, not all, are down. they're cleaning up inside the closet. >>james: this is a

there are no more protesters inside of that tense city but there are still plenty of protesters on the street. >>james: we have been talking all morning with jackie sissel who has had an eye on the ground view from inside the plaza as police are going through ended dismantling those tense. we are seeing a live shot, a convoy of police vans. >> the bands have been here for the last 45 minutes or so. we are looking down 14th of from clayton. you can see that one of those bands francise department van. the mutual aid that is going on includes san francisco. i saw santa clara county, out of the death as well as oakland beat the and other agencies. hayward police are also involved. at about 615 a m, phillies gave warning to protesters inside of frank ogawa plaza that if they did not leave the philosophy were subject to arrest. around 6:15 a.m., starting from the south end of a frank ogawa plaza, about two dozen oakland police department officers in full riot gear started to walk through the plaza with instructions to make sure that nobody was inside. once they determined that no one was ins

>>pam: a small but committed tense city remains on the uc-berkeley campus. about one dozen tents in front of sprawl all right now.-- sprowell hall. terisa estacio has more. >>terisa: set up in connection with occupy cal. it's take a look over here. most of the people out here are students going to and from class is. some students pause and take in at the scene like this person. >> i have a bid semite active in occupy cal and occupy oakland. >> if we have free time, we will be here. if not we will go to class., i am headed international grads didn't. -- >>kate: i am an international grads didn't. i am less in touch with the fact that something is going on. terisa estacio, kron4 news. >>pam: uc-berkeley police are working on a plan to deal with protesters. >> we are actively monitoring the occupy cal demonstration. the encampments are not allowed on campus. we're educating them on for policies. >>reporter: is there a time line to allow them to stay out there? >>pam: for demonstrators want to ensure a peaceful end. police say that the armed man that was shot an

occupy oakland, a tense city council meeting reveals a deep divide over the city's response to the protesteal how the first lady encouraged them to shed some pounds. are they worth it? forbes releases the list of what it calls the most overpaid actors out there. greece's parliament is expected to take the no confidence vote around 6:00 p.m. eastern time. a crowd is milling in athens in anticipation of the vote at stake. whether the government of prime minister will survive, the vote comes amid greece's debt crisis and after they scrapped plans for a national vote on europe's $178 billion bailout deal. they dominated the g20 summit attended by president obama and the leaders failed to agree on how to increase the firepower of the international monetary fund so it can help prevent the debt crisis from spreading across europe and possibly globally and including the united states. for more on what's happening, michelle kosinski gins us live. the clock is ticking and what are you hearing there is expected? >> all day there was political maneuvering and discussions and speeches. all that goes on

city. investigators say if you do see schwab, you should assume that she is armed and contact police immediately. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. some tense momts for city firefighters called to investigate a strange odor. this was just before 10:00 p.m. on monday night. there was evidence of a meth lab. nobody was injured. a large stash of marijuana was found, 9 pounds and thousands of dollars in cash inside a home on cathedral street. marijuana has a street value of $25,000. >> a rape suspect is behind bars. alvin wright is accused of pulling the girl off the street. he dragged her into a vacant home and attacked her. he is charged with rape, assault, kidnapping a child under 16, and sexual solicitation of a minor. >> trying to track down a man who walked away from home detention. he was serving a sentence for illegally holding a firearm when the monitor went off after midnight. anyone with information should call city police. the search continues for nathan cockrel. he was mistakenly released from a central booking. he was willing to appear before the court commissioner on friday morning when he was allowed to leave. anyone an affirmat

tensions are high at around the occupy oakland tense city at frank ogawa plaza. police handed out eviction notices last night warning them to clean up and get out. what is the response this morning? craig skalar is live in oakland with the latest. >>craig: it is a mixed bag in how people feel. the question is, what does this mean in the short run? the campsite is quiet. i am told that people are on the guard. we're going to show you pictures of police handing out eviction notices. this is a 24 hour notice to leave the site. if this city is saying that it can no longer tolerate campers. people are thinking that since police have not come in the early morning they figure they're not going to at this point. they are also thinking that because this is the weekend the kiddie desk-the city cannot afford the overtime period of time there is no specific plan of defense against the police it sounds like it would be ever on for themselves. at this point it is about 20% protesters, 80 percent homeless. the homeless will be more than likely to sleep. that is pretty much how

he has a new book out called "tense city characterization. ir he seems so warm and unflappable and relaxed. wait until you hear the stories behind those presidential debates and why he calls it "tension city." >> can't wait. see you sunday morning. >> thank you. >> chris, fox news sunday, 9:00 after fox 5 morning news at 8:00 a.m. sunday morning. join us for both. >>> sounds great. >> still ahead, this hour the u.s. under attack. but no guns used, no bombs involved. we'll talk about what the attack is about next. >>> holly continues her hunt for area favorite foods. this week it's been pizzas, pies. now she's looking for the best burger. where she'll turn up next. you'll find that out after the break. g grands! biscuits in the morning is easy. just pop 'em in... then go about your business... and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. grands! warm ideas made easy. ♪ in the rhythm of my weekday flow ♪ ♪ something new -- ooo! ♪ just what i want ♪ prepared for me and ready to go ♪ ♪ taste

city is becoming a problem. mayor quan is talking about displacing the protestors but had all signs here at "occupy oakland" indicate they plan to stay here for the long haul. a tense debate inside city hall thursday night. [ yelling ] >> citizen's arrest! you're guilty! >> i will ask the police to escort you out of here. officer... officer... >> reporter: spilled onto frank ogawa plaza friday afternoon. one oakland resident -- >> it comes down to my backyard. it has significant problems that you guys make worse. >> reporter: against a handful of occupiers. >> we are here trying to solve our own problems together with everybody else's problems. >> reporter: critics say the camp has devolved into a dirty eyesore that's no longer accomplishing what it set out to do. >> there is more drug use and homeless people. there's more mentally ill people. it's a carnival type atmosphere that's a absolute mess and it needs to be cleaned up and shut down. >> reporter: but occupiers told us there are no plans to go anywhere. >> i know i'm going to be occupying until we have an honest dialogue about all the problems we're facing. >> reporter: the movement's general strike wednesda

city streets. a mostly peaceful, but at times, tense faceoff with police, the city's mayor said occupy portland was becoming dangerous. the overnight encampments no longer safe. today's eviction in portland comes from officials who cite health and safety concerns try to put to an end similar demonstrations playing out in cities all across the country. >> we will not go! >> reporter: in salt lake city, 19 were arrested saturday night as officers cleared out the occupy encampment there. >> this is what police looks like! >> reporter: police say they've had enough. >> there is urine in bottles and containers, and the health and sanitation is really horrible. >> reporter: meanwhile, in denver, tents were torn down as police arrested 17. back in portland, protesters there have also vowed to stay. today they've been forced from city parks, but tomorrow they say they'll be back. nbc news, los angeles. >>> a chp officer is in the hospital tonight and a suspect is dead after shooting on a highway near sacramento. police say the shooting occurred during a traffic stop around 5:30 this evening on highway 99 i

city streets. a mostly peaceful but at times tense face-off with police. city's mayor said occupy portland was becoming dangerous. the overnight encampments no longer safe. today's eviction in portland comes as officials who cite health and safety concerns try to put to an end similar demonstrations playing out in cities all across the country. >> we will not go! >> reporter: in salt lake city, 19 were arrested saturday night as officers cleared out the occupy encampment there. >> this is what a police state looks like. >> reporter: police say they have had enough. >> there is urine and bottles and containers and the health and sanitation is really horrible. >> reporter: meanwhile, in denver, tents were torn down as police in riot gear arrested 17. and today in oakland, for the third time, eviction notices were handed out to occupy protesters there. the city now hoping to quell what has been at times a bloody and violent protest. >> all you can do is to be prepared and to be well organized and take care of each other really. and we know that if they evict u

city. the tense relationship between the united states and pakistan is under new strain this morning after nato air strike killed at least 24 pakistani soldiers over the weekend. the incident happened at two of the country's checkpoints along the border with afghanistan. pakistan insists the air strike was unprovoked. but afghan officials are now countering that claim. they say the action was requested after a joint mission with united states soldiers came under fire from pakistani territory. nato says it is investigating. the incident has sparked protests, as you see here, across the country of pakistan and prompted pakistan to shut down two, key border crossings, used to supply coalition troops in afghanistan. the united states is demanding the united states vacate a base reportedly used for drone missions. pakistani's army says the incident, quote, could have serious consequences on the military's cooperation with nato inside afghanistan. reaction from the ministry calling the attack, a grave infringement of pakistan's sovereignty. and the country's foreign minister, in a phone call wit

. >>> and tonight, tense moments at a special city council meeting. residents and protestors alike living in the encampments outside city hall were all in the chambers tonight. reggie, the counsel trying to decide whether to pass a resolution in support of the movement. >> reporter: >> reporter: yeah, pam. that meeting just wrapped up. and we have a learned that council member nadel has withdrawn her support of the movement because she says she does not have enough votes. they had agreed to mat make any formal willingive action tonight. here's what the meeting was like earlier. dozens of occupy supporters packed the oakland city council chambers thursday. mayor jean quan was there, and listened to every speaker. at times, the meeting was heated. especially when occupy protestors continued speaking past their allotted time. counsel president larry reed asked those people to stop tauging, and when they refused -- talking -- and then asked police officers to escort them away from the podium. >> if you think this occupation will distract us, we are focuse

tonight, live pictures here show a tense situation in new york city where judges a short time ago told occupy wall street protesters they can return to the park but only to demonstrate, not to live. we'll go there for a live report in just a few moments. >>> up first, outrage at former penn state football coach at center of the blossoming child sex abuse scandal. families of alleged victims are appalled at what jerry sandusky said in a broadcast interview and congress is being urged to have new laws sandusky, in a shocking interview with bob costas, the former coach admitted he, quote, horsed around with boys in the shower at university's complex. sandusky insists he's innocence of the 40 sex crimes detailed in indictment against him. >> how would you define the part you played? what are you willing to concede that you've done that was wrong and you wish you had not done it? >> well, in retrospect i, you know, i -- i shouldn't have showered with those kids. you know, so -- >> that's it? >> yeah. i mean, that's what hits me the most. >> are you a pedophile? >> no. >> are you sexually at

expressed and it is what we are seeing spreading across the country now the events in new york city have been tense filled with extreme tension many clashes with police officers and protesters following the raid that took place not only in new york city but across the country in many of the occupations from oakland to denver to portland to all kinds of other cities to many arrests in fact two hundred or so protesters have been arrested although we expect the numbers will be much higher once all of the information comes to bear we have seen unfortunately a lot of instances of a seemingly unprovoked taliban by the police force in many cases the protesters were simply sitting perhaps standing in an area that's a little bit too close to the sidewalk they were met with brute force by the police department many of them slammed down onto the ground and cops and physically dragged away the occupy wall street movement was really crossed into the spotlight following the mass arrests there were witnesses on this very bridge the brooklyn bridge several weeks ago where seven hundred protesters were handled by p

expressed and it is what we are seeing spreading across the country now the events in new york city have been tense filled with extreme tension many clashes with police officers and the protesters following the lead that took place not only in new york city but across the country in many of the occupations from oakland to denver to portland to all kinds of other cities will be sol the sun it in new york city in the morning was a callous protesters hundreds in fact take to the streets near wall street in an attempt to disrupt businesses there to disrupt the operation of the financial sector and they certainly succeeded in doing so hundreds of protesters had sat in different corners blocked off intersections with links arms the form of human chains to get their message heard to get themselves noticed they were met with an extremely intense police response we witnessed many arrests and got two hundred or so protesters have been arrested although we expect the numbers will be much higher once all the information comes to bear we have seen unfortunately a lot of instances of us seemingly unprovoked the

. >> reporter: a tense debate inside city hall thursday night. [ yelling ] >> citizen's arrest! you're guilty! >> i will ask the police to escort you out of here. officer... officer... >> reporter: spilled onto frank ogawa plaza friday afternoon. one oakland resident -- >> it comes down to my backyard. it has significant problems that you guys make worse. >> reporter: against a handful of occupiers. >> we are here trying to solve our own problems together with everybody else's problems. >> reporter: critics say the camp has devolved into a dirty eyesore that's no longer accomplishing what it set out to do. >> there is more drug use and homeless people. there's more mentally ill people. it's a carnival type atmosphere that's a absolute mess and it needs to be cleaned up and shut down. >> reporter: but occupiers told us there are no plans to go anywhere. >> i know i'm going to be occupying until we have an honest dialogue about all the problems we're facing. >> reporter: the movement's general strike wednesday was peaceful but an explosion of violence overnight by a splinter group

but there were tense moments in other cities. in downtown new york city, demonstrators marched through the financial district, trying to shut down wall street. but they failed to disrupt operations at the stock exchange, as police arrested more than 300 people. >> we rattled their cage. they're cracking down. we got to show them we're going to keep going on. the harder they push us, we won't break. >> our government is suppressing democracy. how much hypocrital can that get? >> protestors and several police officers were injured during clashes. >> if anyone's actions crossed the line and threaten the health and safety of others, including our first responders, we will respond accordingly. >> demonstrations underway in other cities, including boston, miami, and philadelphia. hundreds of protestors marching in downtown los angeles more than 20 people arrested there. here in d.c., hundreds marched from mcpherson square to the key bridge during evening rush hour. no arrests, but it did cause traffic to back up. [chanting] >>> in lond

flared up and spread across america officers in riot gear raided to protest a camp in the city of oakland dismantling tense and arresting activists what is music of all of the latest. exceed crackdown after crackdown it seems like the crackdowns are definitely increasing beginning with right here in oakland just soon as we got there officers again fully dressed in riot gear moving in on the protesters but interestingly enough there wasn't the same type of clashes that we've sort of grown accustomed to and seeing in oakland it all went down rather smoothly end peacefully just a lot of nervous tension in fact that protesters gave my camera and i these mass that are soaked and it's quite a quite a stench to protect against tear gas none of that was used but those occupations. do seem like they'll continue not here in oakland for now that was that was raided the tents for removal of protesters were just first but i guess the most important thing to watch here in oakland is what happens in the aftermath because of course we saw just a few weeks ago that those tremendous photographs that made it look almost like

a judge issued a temporary order that prevents the city from removing protesters were tense from the square. back and occupy wall street, a major rally is planned for thursday. it will mark the two month anniversary of the movement. >> you can see pictures from the demonstrations here in baltimore and across the country. you can share your own. >> a serious crash earlier involving an armored vehicle and an suv has shutdown route 100 westbound at the overpass. fire personnel have been working to remove two people trapped inside the armored vehicle. that happened after 2:30 this afternoon. it will be shut down for an extended period of time. if you are driving in the area, you are urged to use 97 north. >> a developing story where police say a 15-year-old girl was sexually assaulted at gunpoint. the format of the bourse -- the four men are still on the run. they started talking to the 15- year old dictum and forced her into their car with a gun. we are told of the second man assaulted her while the other three left the car. 11 news is working to get more information on the story. if yo

tense situation. >> craig boswell reporting new york city. >> occupy dc getting in on a day of protests. >> they along with several other protest groups are planning to march to the key bridge. stacy cohen is live at mcpherson with that. >> for us here in washington events are taking place later in the day in fact if i step outside you can look at the encampment of the occupy dc group here in mcpherson square. we have a sea of tents, a few people milling about, all is quiet, they are getting rest for later in the day we toured through the camps early this morning talking to people they have a media tent where they prefer to give interviews from a centralized location, they were not even up and moving last check. there is a march later today, beginning 2:30 p.m. to the key bridge occupy dc movement according to their website is part of this march, from the square to the key bridge where they plan to demonstrate about the effects of aging infrastructure in our city. there are other groups that have claimed involvement as well. our dc is one of them their spokesperson called to say they were the first gr

the city has reported that there are about 30 less tense since the first eviction notice was handed outey still have not given out a time line on how exactly the rate will take place. live in oakland, alejandra cerball, kron4 is. >>vicki: >> crime has been issued. there has been an uptick. there is breaking in to for short--front doors. people are kron4 in our work to come coming back and finding that their jury is gone. >> in the days of rising crime and if you were police officers, residents in the montclair neighborhood are taking crime prevention into their own hands installing cameras like this. >> police are doing the best they can't. we want to capture perpetrators are causing the crimes. >> there was a case where some of this footage that together was actually able to catch it for tater. when they arrived at the person's home they found stolen merchandise. that was because of the cameras into the footage. >>reporter: so far more than 100 residents have signed up for the cameras and have already installed and. >>vicki: the occupy wall street movement is still going strong. the fi

recorder has been issued to allow protesters to read anything that i answered tense back to zuccotti park. to report to new york city judge said that mayor bloomberg bus show cause for the big king the occupy wall street protesters from zuccotti park early tuesday morning when hundreds of police officers dozens of them in bright peer moved into zuccotti park it was somewhat of a secret the the activists were not foot notified and they knew of this when the cops came in with flood lights and sirens and manjit that all of those occupiers that had been living there about two hundred m. or so and we need it leave and remove their property from the park and i didn't miss says he saw fox using pocket knives to keep hoping that tends to some people were sleeping and yelling for them to get out to many of the protesters did the peacefully many of them horrid shock they didn't realize what was happening what was going on hundreds of cops were surrounding them but other activists did resist some tied themselves to trees and there was a video that's been seen and shown in the film of some of their resisting octave is being man

tense or fairly relaxed ? >> reporter: they seem indifferent to whatever it is that the city says or police say or anybody says about how to end this. what they want are their goals, which whatever they may be, and they will stand pat. >> dan knapp in oakland, thank you very much. >>> after skirmishing with police most of the day, occupy portland protesters finally left the park where they had been camping. here's what it looked like after 36 days of occupation. they hope to find an indoor space as winter weather approaches. danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: police in riot gear pushed protesters out of their camp site in downtown portland, oregon. officers carried out demonstrators who refused to leave on their own. authorities started tearing down tents and cleaning the area, while fences went up to block protesters from getting back in. >> don't take me! >> reporter: portland's mayor ordered police to shut down the site, saying conditions were unhealthy. protesters started clashing with police early sunday morning, when officers first arrived to evict them. >> it was actually a fairly controlled move

police force and you have to remember that this is a city of hope oakland a city that has years and years and years of tense ties with police officers they've had numerous shootings of armed people here and so a lot of people feel like it was just a. excuse a pretext to raid the camp for political reasons all right and i guess that i know that today they're planning to march again to meet downtown at the library and haven't happened yet but is there a plan of action or do you think that there is some divisions emerging as to whether people want to stay or go back to the park and try to reoccupy or not i think people are a little bit confused at the moment again they are going to need a short. that aside this and there are there's a lot of talk of preoccupying the closet now the mayor has said that in a few hours the posit will be open for them to peacefully gather there but they are not going to let people camp over this is a really strong really militant group of folks and i definitely think that we will see efforts. on some people's behalf to say at the plaza how this city's going to be able to handle tha

. >> the mood was tense, the police blocked off the roads leading into the park as the eviction was under way. >> i city -- i said the city has two principal goals, guaranteeing public health and safety and guaranteeing the protesters first amendment rights. when those class, the health and safety of the public must be the priority. >> the protesters are angry about being evicted. they have been told that they can go back without any tents. already, they are planning to move somewhere else. >> you can take the part of the cannot stop the spirit. >> they moved to another park. -- you can take the park but you cannot stop the spirit. >> then they moved back towards zuccotti park. >> there was pepper spray. >> this has only emboldened the protesters. >> you cannot be fixed ideas about justice and democracy. they are continuing to grow. -- you cannot evict ideas. >> the police are funneling them into this area. the protesters say they have a right to be here. whatever happens next, the protesters feel that their message has been heard. they're right is colliding with what the authorities are prepared to tol

bloomberg a vision of protesters from zuccotti park deciding that the city has the right to keep occupy wall street protesters impatient tense so is the eviction of the protesters in the name of public safety a reasonable limit to the first amendment let us know what you think you can respond on facebook twitter and he too and who knows a response just might mean that. just last week the obama administration delayed any further consideration on the keystone x.l. pipeline and the face of growing public opposition to the project not only have thousands repeatedly protested and part of the white house but the state of nebraska has also worked hard to stop the pipeline due to concerns of the pipeline crossing over some of the very sensitive sand hills in the state and today the baskins are celebrate because trans canada has agreed to reroute the pipeline despite the fact that it would add another billion dollars to the already seven billion dollar project now the company has agreed to a minor route change and rather than crossing the state sand hills it could potentially cross other environmentally sensitive areas like streams a

capitol and take tense the three activists were struck the driver wasn't charged and the california city of oakland police unleashed some buttons on protesters arrested more than one hundred several were seriously injured including a u.s. army veteran it's the second incident of police brutality the city's witnessed in a fortnight meantime in new york where the occupy movement began protesters camped out in zuccotti park are bracing themselves for a showdown. when to find out what authorities in the big have in store for. the occupy wall street movement has cemented its presence here in zuccotti park for nearly eight weeks but now many believe that the city will try to evacuate the demonstrators under the pretext of crime new york city mayor michael bloomberg is now accusing these activists of the danger in the entire community saying they are failing to report crimes that are taking place here the activists here say that they try to police minor infractions but when it comes to very serious crime or violence these activists say they do take reports to the police some media outlets have

but the city's formula retail controls are undeniably a work in progress. within the last four years, there have been a tense to expand them on nine separate occasions. -- there have been at chance to expand on nine separate occasions. turning to your second question regarding municipal banks, and of this is something the board has been considering it recently, and i understand the motivation for this. i would also consider the fact that the state law explicitly prohibits us from doing something like this. we need to investigate why the state fund did not in the public interest to set up banking institutions. i would also want a thorough analysis of the unintended consequences of a policy like this. i know the city of los angeles the about the same issue. they would face $20 million in termination fees. they would also have to refinance much of their debt with a much higher debt costs, putting a lot of their capital plants in jeopardy. i understand logical reasons you're talking about this, but we have to make sure the realities of our financial picture are taken into account as well. president chiu: i will

tense. protect them from the cold winds that will soon be approaching new york city this winter the sleeping bags will protect tarps will keep them hidden from pouring green of snow it is going to make the occupation extremely difficult for them and that's what the activists believe that ultimately new york city officials want to do they want to activists occupy activists believe that this is this is of purposefully being done to break apart their growing movement that new york city michael bloomberg wants to make the area so inconvenient for them that they will just give up but those that i spoke with say that each time the cops come down on them each time they believe that there's a case of police brutality it just gives them more inspiration. to say they received more support and they believe that come thursday when they mark the officially mark their two month anniversary of the occupy movement that there is going to be bigger demonstrations and louder demonstrations and we should remind our viewers that one of the demonstrations includes the efforts of occupy wall street to attempt to s

city hall. several were spotted throwing molotov cocktails at the police. now the riot followed a pretty much peaceful protest and this violent tensetion may be far from over. now tara moriarty is at the port of oakland and let's start with kraig debro, he is near city hall and you have been out there for a while, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, police wanted to make sure we knew in the press that most the people were peaceful. a tail is ending in good deeds and this is where teles coffee is here and people are trying to scrape the graffiti over the window and i asked her why she was doing this and she could not stand the fact that the shop owner would come here and be disappointed with what she saw. >> actually, the small shop owners when they got here, i didn't want them to see this when they got here, i just wanted to clean it up. >> reporter: occupied oakland began at 9:00 a.m. and 12 hours later everything was calm. their message, they want to fix the inn equality tis in the political an economic system. finally things got violent later around midnight which is when a group of these protesters, a small group broke off at 16t

. >>> a tense night in oakland ended with arrests and a few injuries after wall street protesters clashed police. why this california city is now at the center of a movement that's spread across the world. >> reporter: that's right. things are anything but peaceful and protesters won't leave after shutting down the port of oakland. the movement that started in new york now has a west coast center. it's oakland california where largely peaceful demonstrations turned violent overnight when about 100 protesters took over an empty building. >> they were going to take over a building. they lit a big fire if in the street. >> reporter: police fought back with flash bang grenades. >> we have concerns about a group that have been roaming through the crowds, we have been watching them. >> reporter: earlier in the day there had been smaller clashes when protesters damaged a store. they also led a march through the city and shut down the port disrupting commerce at the 5th largest port in the country. its been heating up since iraq veterans scott olson suffer add i fractured skull. that march yesterday in new york and boston and ph

city hall. seattle police used pepper spray to subdue protesters during a tense confrontation with police. six people arrested there. >>> the man google the whistle on the sex abuse scandal at penn state is speaking out. >> mike mcqueary told a grand jury that he saw jerry sandusky assaulting a boy in 2002. he said that he then told coach joe paterno, who then sold two university supervisors. but in an interview with a friend he contradicted his on testimony. ben eisler has more from the newsroom. >> jerry sandusky now says that he should not have taken a shower or with young boys but continues to deny the sex abuse charges. the key witness, assistant coach mike mcqueary, insists that he handled this correctly. he spoke with cbs news. >> describe your emotions right now? >> all over the place, the shaken. >> until this time it appeared he did not go to police. but in an e-mail betty royal tour friend, he said that he did more than people know -- in an e-mail that he wrote to a friend. he wrote that he did go to police. jerry sandusky is charged with abusing eight boys over 15 years time. >

now, police officers saw a tense confrontation after driving this motorcycle into a crowd leaving a cityice rounded up demonstrators who refused to leave the park and those who spilled out into the street after leaving the park. >>> and police in england have cleared all of the vehicles from a horrific 34-car pileup. the fiery crash occurred late friday killing 7 people and injuring more than 50. police say that a wet road and smoke from a nearby fireworks display likely contributed to the crash. >>> and finally think of your cable bill as too high. well, consider the cost of waiting for the cable guy. it's a lot worse. a new survey finds that americans lose nearly $38 billion on a year to fix, install or deliver something. that's about $250 a person, and i got to be honest, i'm not sure how they calculated that. by the way, i forgot to say good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> i apologize. >> good morning to you. not ignoring you. >> what was that movie? "cable guy" with jim carrey. >> yeah. >> those numbers get me angry just thinking about it. >> that's why we told it, to get

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