actually bring it into their lives and the openness you give about what you're doing which i think can make it work very well. >> south korea's songdo city could be a modelf how private and professional life can mix in a modern urban environment -- a thoroughly 21st century city. >> looking to the very near future, next week, we will be taking a look at life. >> a special strain with the deep purple color is catching the attention of exporters, and because the crop is shipped directly by farmers through a fair trade organization, a lot more of the profits are ending up in the area. word of the proceeds also go to help social projects in the region. >> more on that and other issues impacting our planet next week. that is all we have time for on today's program. from the crew here in berlin and myself, thanks for watching. dw captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

the weekend, they burned an american flag outside city hall before raiding the building. once inside city hall, it was a feast for destruction. they broke windows, sprayed graffiti inside. they even tipped over the architect modelty hall. you name it. it was also quite violent out on the streets. protestors tried to "occupy" the empty kaiser convention center. they tried to scare the cops away by throwing bottles and rocks at them but cops fought back with bean bags, tear gas and smoke bombs. 400 people were arrested over the weekend, three officers hurt. because of all the activity at city hall and frank ogawa plaza, officers were distracted from responding to about 1700 service calls. 500 of those calls were 911 emergency calls. back to you, grace. >> thank you, gil. 6:57 now. stanford university police are on the hunt. they are looking for a peeping tom. officers say the suspect has struck four times this month on the first floor shower room in crothers hall. a woman told police someone tried to take a picture of her in the shower. when the victim realized what was happening, the peeper left. >>> mitt romney and newt gingrich are holding rallies today in florida. it's a final push a day before the primary. p

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city hall. she took us and showed us the damage. inside 100-year-old model of the historic city hall was toppled over. there was inside windows broken. an american flag was taken out of city hall and burned. city administrators say the buildings sprinkler system and electrical circuits in the elevator room were damaged. the mayor says occupy oakland demonstration -- the $2 million number doesn't have the cost of allocating police to these demonstrations. she responded to the requests that they are planning more occupy oakland. >> i think they have to be really careful. being around an airport is a federal fence. i think everyone is losing patience. you know. i think they are hurting the movement. >> reporter: now this all start the saturday afternoon around 3:00. several hundred protestors took to the streets for a day long demonstration in support of oakland oakland. a group of 500 people tried to take over a convention center building. police did notelet that happen. that lead to clashes between protestors and police later in the evening some of the protes

the down part of the city hall. the mayor showing us the damage which included a broken window, damage to a children's art exhibit and historic modelf city hall. also stole and burned an american flag. both sides blame each other for the violence. protesters say police were overly aggressive. officers argue they were responding to all of the objects being thrown at them. the clashes started when demonstrators tried to break in and occupy the empty convention center ty and eventually city hall. opd tells us that three officers and at least two protesters were hurt. all of the injuries minor. >> bob redell "today in the bay." >> a new political party forming on the uc-berkeley campus. the daily cal paper says members of the occupy cal movement are behind the political action party. organizers say they want to counter the current student government which too often sides with the administration. the new party faces a big time challenge to try to get elected. no third party candidate as won office since 1957. >> the "today" show coming up in a few minutes. here is matt with a preview. >> jon and laura, good morning. coming up, after tak

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the mayor says after saturday's occupy oakland protest there was damage inside city hall. she took our cameras in to show us. yesterday the building was chained shut after occupy protestors entered the building. inside the model of city hall was toppled over and damaged. some flags were taken and burned outside the building. the buildings electrical system may have been damaged. the major says occupy oakland demonstrations are taking a toll on the city's resources. there was protests and skirmishes. they entered a ymca building. >> what justifies taking over ymca? what justifies vandalizing a historic beloved building? nothing. i think. nothing. i think people are getting really angry. >> reporter: now the demonstration started around 3:00 in the afternoon on saturday. several hundreds of occupy oakland supporters and protestors took to the street for a day long demonstration. the group tried to take over part of a vacant convention center building. a group of about 500 people. that lead to clashes between protestors and police. 400 people were arrested and some of the people they arrested found out later had hammers and knives and other possible weapons with them. and police say that is why they had to use t

they turned over the historic model of city hall and the ground floor, and they destroyed the children's >> we're going to continue obviously to follow the occupy oakland story throughout today. in the meantime, i want to let you know about occupy washington d.c. protesters. they targeted a prestige event held for pole tigs and dignitaries. they lined up outside the entrance to the alfalfa club dinner. people were celebrating the 99th year of the dinner. protesters outside were chanting "we are the 99%." senator lieberman got hit by the so-called glitter bombs. the guest list including president obama and former president george h.w. bush. >> i hereby officially and enthusiastically endorse newt gingrich for president of the united states. >> herman cain has made his choice. you hear it there at a campaign event in west palm beach last night. former presidential candidate officially threw his support behind gingrich. cain said it's been in his heart for a long time, actually. he -- gang gingrich thanked cain and invited him to co-chair a new committee on taxes and the economy. meanwhile,

it is very difficult fan made fun over the historical model of city hall, they destroyed the children's exhibit. i do not get that. >>da: that will for tested inside of city hall. >> oakland police maintained a presence at city hall to mention the building was a. >>pam: your vertical investors have city officials feared the occupy movement is losing favor. the mayor said she will be taking reporters to the damaged.. the mayor told us that occupy protesters have caused an estimated $2 million from damages texaco just of vandalism since october. that left >> we still have to clear all of those people, all we want to do is just go into a developing and in the. knopf how >> it and if they've been a hallmark. >> on the part protesters also connie hines the look and in his place and take here cannot och the tennessean wuhan and iran monday but then gained one fan cannot if views of her debut maummar dressing is more dracaena average did it if it exports more pressing your mark ended in a more pressing let call beth anderson and thomas here- minute of our cement their what calls near what got

the american flag. this was done in front of city hall just before they broke into the building. now, yesterday, mayor quan showed the damage. historic model in city hall damaged, public works staff worked vigorously yesterday to remove graffiti. demonstrators trashed city hall with debris everywhere and this was done saturday night. earlier in the day, a group tried to take over the ymca at 24th and broadway. police blocked their access. protestors claimed that ymca staff invited them in but police say they were breaking in. hundreds of protestors arrested there on the spot as you can see right there. the movement began saturday afternoon when they tried to occupy the abandoned kaiser convention center near lake merritt. protestors began tearing down fences and allegedly pelted the cops with bottles rocks and metal pipes but police fought back with smoke bombs, tear gas and beanbags. as you can imagine, mayor quan was not happy at all. >> i think they have been treating us like a playground and i think everyone is losing patience. i think they're hurting the movement. oakland "occupy" is one of the national -- the national policy of "occu

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the business of the city and the needs of the constituents within the city. >> thank you. having a question for you or -- when you say cloud, there are multiple model ser -- models. let me simplify them. one is instead of building your own data center which companies would do 10 years ago and build your own computer room at generators and air conditioning, you use an outsourced professional data center. that is one move to the court, which is one move to the crowd. the second model, which you have actually used to set up a mass of private club, where you can now provision servers on demand for your constituents within the city. in the context of a government with the compliance issues and security issues and mission critical services which you overlay, that is quite an achievement. so that is the second model which you have embarked on. the third model is clearly the public crown. he made a decision to move some of your data to a public cloud -- e-mail. if you talk about the decision process which led to selecting each of them, your concerns, your challenges, and the economics behind each of those models, i think it would be very beneficial. >> a c

they turned over the historic model of city hall , and they destroyed the children's art exhibit on recycled art. >> reporter: over the course of today's protest, oakland police tell us that they arrested an estimated 119 people for failing to disperse. reporting live in oakland, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tensions between protesters and police started earlier in the day as close to 2000 demonstrators marched towards lake mer yet. ktvu's john sasaki was there as protesters began their march and as the confrontations began. >> reporter: the occupy demonstration in downtown oakland started peacefully enough. >> talking about class is divisive? we heard that the group is heading over to the kaiser center to occupy that shuttered building and that is currently the direction we're heading. this man stopped along the way to enjoy a line of police in riot gear but minutes later the face-off began outside of the kaiser center where protesters were met with force by police. that attempt was thrwarted. >> we live in a police state. that is what i think about that. there should be a revolution

they turned over the historic model of city hall. >> reporter: from city hall, that's when police say occupiers went to a nearby ymca and that's where the lion's share of the arrests were made. police maintain they gave these protesters multiple warnings to break it up. protesters of course claim police used excessive force. the protests have cost oakland $5 million. we should also note there were five murder in the city of oakland over the weekend and the oakland police police say their resources are clearly needed in other parts of the city. megyn: one inexplicable casualty was a case housing elementary school artwork. students were challenged to create something from recycled material. demonstrators smashed the artwork to pieces, completing the cycle back to the trash. just ahead we'll have a closer look at the actions by the police and those about it protesters. the controversy surrounding the mayor of oakland and how she has handled these protests. to the campaign trail where the white house is slamming the chairman of the republican party today. the republican national committee

the restrictions. good morning. >> reporter: medmar put pressure on the city to change course. they said the proposed new rules would cripple their business modelthey are only paying 7% tax, pot tax it's called, to the city. the city wanted to raise that to 10%. san jose wanted the dispensaries to grow their own pot on site. club owners argued that would force their electric bills to sky rocket and they worried what it would do to security. the owners gathered 31,000 signatures to repeal the rules. couple that with the potential change to the rules from sacramento, and the mayor has decided to raise the white flag. he'll ask rules committee on wednesday to put the matter on the february 14th city council agenda. there he is expected to ask the council to hold off on those new regulations. there are more than 100 pot clubs throughout the city of san jose. all of them have to pay the 7% tax. a lot of them are not zoned correctly so that issue has to be addressed first. again, the city is raising hundreds of thousands of dollars each month in pot tax. live in san jose. damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> thank you. it's 5:31. police are search

we are cities that understand the benefit of the greater good , and are places where sometimes we are out lyras for the rest of our country. there are places that can be models for the rest of our country. in our cities, i can't talk about it without addressing the flat this issue. as flat as amsterdam is, when you are riding on a really heavy by with no barriers over countless little bridges, he really start to feel that on your knees. it is not as flat as i expected. of what we have going for us, we have years. thank you to the bike makers in the room. we also have great public transit to accommodate bicycles. we also have great routes to get us around the hills. as we showed our dutch friends, most of us know how to get around those hills. the weather is another major difference. this one we have going in our favor. they do not slow down with the snow. with howard gorges temperate climate, we are several steps ahead of the netherlands and where we can go when bicycling. what i learned most of all is what i think many of us already know. when you build it, they come. when the government has done, what the community has done is invested in great bikeways. w

the american flag outside city hall before breaking into the building. then they destroyed almost everything in their path. mayor jean quan showed us the aftermath of the weekend: broken windows, architect model of historic city hall tipped over and damaged, graffiti on the walls as well as debris practically strewn everywhere inside city hall. prior to raiding city hall, a group tried to "occupy" the ymca at 24th and broadway. hundreds of them were arrested there. they claim that the ymca staff invited them into the building but police say they were breaking in. the movement began when demonstrators tried to take over the empty kaiser convention center near lake merritt. they began tearing down fences, surgeon rounding it. they threw rocks -- surrounding it. they threw rocks and bottles at cops. cops fought back with bean bags and smoke bombs. >> it became clear that the objective of this crowd was not to peacefully assemble and march but to seek an opportunity to further criminal acts, confront police and repeatedly attempt to illegally occupy becomes. >> reporter: mayor jean quan says the estimated damages to city hall and frank ogawa plaza since the beginning of the movement back in octob

a car bomb in the iraqi city of model has killed at least eight people and wounded six others the blast occurred outside a residential complex which houses displaced shia muslims this is the latest in a string of bombings against the country's shia majority which is left one hundred forty people dead since last month. nigerian labor unions have announced will suspend their nationwide strike against rising fuel costs this comes after the country's president announced a thirty percent cut in gas prices and sent soldiers to barricade the streets firing tear gas and i mean ition protesters the demonstrations began last week after the government council the popular fuel subsidy leading to a rise in gas and transport costs throughout the country. the failed mars probe grew and has returned to earth but nobody knows where exactly it's fragments have fallen experts say most of the probe earth up during its reentry into the atmosphere but an estimated two hundred kilos of material is believed to have made it through russia's military believes the debris landed in the pacific ocean while some oth

that they broke into one of our electrical boxes and we don't quite get, they turned over the historic model of city hall on the ground floor and they destroyed the children's art exhibit on recycled art. >> there will most likely be a solid police presence in oakland again today because occupied activists are planning a big rally in just a few hours at this point. we're going to keep an eye on that and keep you posted. >>> meanwhile occupy protesters in washington, d.c., targeted a big event. people inside were celebrating the 99th year of the annual dinner. protesters outside chanted "we are the 99%." there weren't any arrests, but take a look at this. let's see if we've got it here. there he is. connecticut senator joe lieberman all glittery. see all that glitter? protesters hit him and a couple other people, in fact, with glitter bombs. the guest list for that dinner including president obama and former president george h.w. bush. >>> all right. let's travel into the political arena together, shall we? a possible boost for newt gingrich in the presidential race. joining gingrich on stage in west

and used the capital city as a model for integrating schools in 1955 and 1956. he also appointed the first african-american, e. frederick morrow, to be a white house counselor. finally, nichols emphasized the president's use of federal power for civil rights. eisenhower was the first president since reconstruction to use the military to protect the civil rights of black people when he sent the 101st airborne to little rock, arkansas. to guard nine black high school students who wanted to attend little rock central high school. when this incident occurred in september 1957, he drew the ire of states rights activists in the south. yet, as eisenhower stated, after the brown ruling, quote, the supreme court has spoken, and i am sworn to uphold the constitutional processes of this country, and i will obey. unquote. in another exercise of federal authority the president encouraged the development of civil rights acts in 1957 and 1960. both of which were designed to protect voting rights. attorney general brownell helped draft the legislation and wanted stronger provisi

reporter: protesters stormed not only the christmasa and kaiser convention center and also city hall with extensive damage and breaking windows and topping an architect's model of city hall. >> reporter: the department received over 1700 calls for service. of those call, nearly 500 were emergency calls. >> we tried contacting oakland police to ask them about those emergency calls. but we were told chief jordan was in a meeting this morning. mayor jean quan says the occupy movement has caused about $2 million worth of damages to her city. since the protests began last year. and she says it is an expensive bruise for a city already in financial distress. reporting from oakland, gill diaz cbs 5. >>> another occupy turf war is brewing in washington, d.c. park police plan to enforce a no camping site where protesters have been living for nearly four months. the move follows complaints about trash and rat problems. occupies are vowing to defend their encampments. >>> and a man walking near the airport was hit by a car at dolittle drive and haggenberger road. the victim has not been identified and was pronounced dead at the scene. the car driver did stop. no one el

would have to sit on a round table and discuss what is for the better of all city and and so that they don't get into the libyan libyan model or they don't reach the destruction that took place in iraq and the city and know very well what happened in iraq so there are some reforms that should be done president assad himself as recognize this everybody recognizes that there are some democratic reforms that are necessary how does this how can you actually implement these reforms how can you reach a solution this is the only way for this is through debate and dialogue and i think the city and the monitors mission will continue even if saudi arabia is out and it will be extended for another month however it will need more equipment it would need help perhaps it would need technical assistance by some international organizations however these organizations should not interfere in a city in politics it should be up to the syrian people all right thanks for your time dr ornish a political analyst and journalist joining us from beirut. the deputy leader of libya's ruling national transitional council says he's stepping down after a

city hall. >> apparently will decency this they put a crow bar type of instrument here and hit the emergency release. this is probably the saddest damaged. we think this is the original architects model of city hall. >>reporter: city crews have already painted over graffiti walls, >> the irony of this term is, this is the room where we have our new homeowner program. >>reporter: >>justine: in all, police arrested about 400 protestors. will have continuing coverage of what happened in oakland with more on the arrests and town neighborhood businesses were affected. let's get an update on weather and traffic with erica. >>erica: right now, we are running on the mild side with temperatures sitting in the 50's and '40's. there are no complaints here in the weather center. partly cloudy conditions. we have wet weather activity well to the north. we have a lot of clouds streaming to the bay area. temperatures will be slightly cooler with a mixture of upper 50s and low 60s. overnight we will continue with mostly cloudy conditions that some temperatures go ahead close to freezing. here is a look at numbers right outside the door. 48 in napa, no vital and oakland. mild conditions along the pen