i'm claudine wong in for tori campbell. >>> this protest started right at rush hour as hundreds marched through the streets. kraig debro has been through the middle of it all since dawn and joins us on how protesters raised the stakes today. >> reporter: we're on the montgomery street right at the wells fargo, at montgomery and california. you can tell there are people still blocking the door. they could soon be joining the more than a dozen people arrested earlier down at the hall of justice. the occupied movement marched from market to montgomery street. a coalition group marched on wells fargo. >> wells fargo, bank of america, they are not hurting at all while everyday cities are being forced out of their home and city at an alarming rate. >> reporter: this time, protesters blocked the doors at the wells fargo headquarters. >> i'm not security. >> reporter: an employee did not want to give his name but did give his opinion. >> most people did -- if you look at it, wells fargo did a good job. >> reporter: one woman said she missed work so she could be here. getting into the building s

i'm tori campbell. it's been a busy morning. earlier police moved in and removed two "occupy oakland" camps. chopper 2 was over the scene watching the events unfold. ktvu's news crews were on the ground talking to people impacted by the raids. this hour we're also hearing from oakland police. we have continuing team coverage. tara moriarty is live at the snow park location with more on what's happening there. but we begin with allie rasmus with the site of the street blockade. >> reporter: the raid on the encampment in downtown oakland happened nearly eight hours ago. some of the people lined up along the metal barricades, some are protesters, some are supporters and some are just onlookers. you can see there is still a law enforcement presence out here and then further off in the distance where you see frank ogawa plaza. you can see the remainder of some tents and some manners there. a short time ago. you can't see them now. we saw some city workers in orange vests, cleaning up of what was left of this encampment. it all starte

i'm claudine wong in for tori campbell. >> at this hour, a press conference is getting underway at justin herman plaza. tensions are high there. alex savidge is there with more on what's happening. >> reporter: some protesters believe the police were a bit heavy-handed when they moved in last night on this encampment. just a few hours ago we saw police reach out to the protesters. we want to show you video that we shot. he essentially said city workers need to come through here and do a cleanup. it was a very civil meeting. much different than the tense -- the tense confrontation last night. officers pulled people out of the road, some people were lying -- were lying down trying to block trucks. protesters put up -- put up a fight. this man says he was hurt during the scuffle. >> i was pushed down, picked up, thrown, shoved. >> they managed to grab this finger here and dragged me across the street by my finger with the intent to break my finger. >> reporter: in the end, police arrested five protesters including one person with assault on an officer. james says he was blocked for blocking

i'm tori campbell. apple makes its first big announcement with its new c.e.o. tim cook. he took the stage today and introduced the new iphone. we're live to let you know what all the excitement is about. >> reporter: this just wrapped up about 15 minutes ago. this is apple headquarters in cupertino. a large group of people were at this announcement are now filing out of the building. a lot of apple fans expected to hear about an iphone 5 today. the new product launched is the iphone 4f. it has a lot of the features that were rumored to be in the iphone 5, eight megapixle, high quality video, the exterior design is just like the current iphone 4. >> inside it's all new. how is it different? first, there's a new chip inside. the a5 chip we launched this year in the ipad 2 now making its way into the iphone video. >> reporter: along the -- along with the faster pros or, it will have eight hours of talk time, better antenna, better voice command system and will have that hd quality 1080 video. outside the apple store in walnut creek apple fans gave us their reaction. >> the

i'm tori campbell. >>> we are learning important new developments about that officer-involved shooting in san francisco this morning. the incident happened on funston avenue near balboa, where funston parallels park presidio boulevard. two of the people involved in this incident have now died. here's allie rasmus with more. >> reporter: we got an update about 15 minutes ago, and they confirmed the suspects, the knife-wielding man, and an elderly woman have all died from their injuries at the hospital. this all happened at 7:30 in the morning. that's when a woman called 911 to report some sort of disturbance coming from that white house. police are still here gathering evidence. two police officers entered the home, and in the doorway, they discovered an elderly elderly man bleeding producely from stab wounds. officers went upstairs and that's where they found the man's wife, a woman in her 70s, also had stab wounds. the suspect is 44 years old. and when they discovered him he was armed. >> he had two knives held above the head, they used their device that shoots like a beanbag and when

i'm tori campbell. the usgs reporting a magnitude 3.6 earthquake hit at 5:30 this morning. >> well, a lot of people are saying that they felt it for sure. we're here at the berkeley stadium where a 320 million dollar project is going on. as you can see, work continues in past -- fast pace in order to get this stadium ready for 2012. this quake served as a remapped -- reminder of how important it is to get this good as it sits on the hayward fault. >> it's been close to the stadium. it reenforces the driving force behind why we're doing the project. a lot oh on -- a lot of work on cam ps >> the earthquake hit at 5:36 this morning. we were on the air when it hit. >> we're having an earthquake right now. i was rolling a little bit here. >> this mornings quake was centered two miles east of town -- downtown berkeley. there is no reports of injuries or serious damage. still many people felt it all over the bay area. >> i was like, okay, time to wake up and start studying again. >> it was kind of sar ri sdsh

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, october 28th. >>> the tents are back and the number of protesters ignoring the overnight curfew at oakland city hall is growing. several dozen are camped out this morning after a tense late- my appearance by oakland's mayor. ktvu akraig debro joins us -- ktvu's kraig debro joins us live. what's happening this morning? >> reporter: good morning, tori. it seems the people are back and they are back possibly because they believe what is a shield for them for the curfew. police are nowhere to be scene. the oakland city council says it will convene a special meeting to discuss what happened. meanwhile, all comments on tuesday. mayor jean quan tried to offer an apology. it was rejected. the mayor had to flee into city hall. ive stead, she issued this statement -- "we're deeply saddened with the outcome on tuesday. it was not what anybody hoped for. it was my responsibility and i apologize for what happened." [ yelling ] >> reporter: scott olsen suffered a fractured skull after

tori campbell. torre. sal casteneda. rosy chu. joe fonzi. fowler. julie haener. robert handa. craig heaps. jade hernandez. heather holmes. mark ibanez. fred inglis. jana katsuyama. la west >>> it was two years ago this month that he took over the oakland police department. >> he leaves this police department with almost 200 police officers left than when he started. you know, so that was a huge transition. you know, i think that's something he didn't see coming. >> you know, yesterday keith bats made it official he will no longer serve the people of oakland. in his resignation letter he said he had limited control with a lot of bureaucracy. >> he wants to be in a position where he or she has been held accountable but has been able to make a traumatic impact. >> he didn't say it was any one person's fault that he was leaving, but did say the landscape of the office has changed. last week mayor kwan cast a vote to send things back to the committee. these are things that batt supported. >> if he were to leave, this is a good time. he is talking with harvard about a part-time teac

i'm in for tori campbell. >>> san jose shot and killed a pedestrian this morning after getting 9/11 calls that the man was walking around with a gun. police rerouted traffic around the 700 block of hillsdale avenue at highway 87. we're live in san jose where police have recovered the man's weapon. janine? >> reporter: ja that, police -- jana, police have cleared the scene. they are trying to figure out what happened. now, the body shot by police was lying right on the sidewalk here. it was taken by the coroner's office earlier this morning. police received a call around 5:30 this morning that shots were fired on hillsdale. but when they arrived, they found nothing. a half-hour later people called back saying there was a man with a gun walking in the area. officers came back and said that man made a threatening move with a gun and one of the officers then shot the man. this all happened in the central county occupational center, a vocational school. a teacher witnessed what happened after the shots were fired. >> i saw a person laying on the sidewalk. they were on their back fighting, like

i'm tori campbell. it's a busy day for san leandro police after that weekend fatal crash on 580 where a motorcyclist was hit, police are trying to find witnesses to the deadly crash. tara mori artie just spoke to -- tara mori artie just spoke to a witness. what did he say? >> reporter: well, the victim left the hells angels chapter. we've confirmed that his name is george lopez. we have a picture of him on my iphone. this was sent to us by his friends. he was 50 years old. he was on his way home from stockton. his friends say he had a daughter, a couple of grandchildren and worked at an apple store. they say he went out of his way to help his friends find jobs and now investigators say lopez was intentionally hit while riding his motorcycle saturday afternoon. it was a grisly scene unlike anything officers had seen. officials say eddie hall, a van driver, for transit is facing murder charges. we're told he will not be kept in a regular holding cell because officials fear for his safety and retaliation b

i'm claudine wong in today for tori campbell. >>> we have more this afternoon on a train accident that injured more than a dozen people. the two amtrak trains with more than 150 passengers on board crashed right near the oakland station. it happened just before 10:00 last night near webster and embarcadero in jack london square. paul chambers is live in oakland with that story. paul? >> reporter: good afternoon, claudine. there's actually a train coming right now that you can hear. they were working to get surveillance video -- i got an opportunity to look at it myself. this is track one. there was a train resting here on track one when another train came southbound and hit it from behind. taketake a look. you can see signals. there's a red one and a green one on top of that. there's supposed to give the conductors some type of whether to go or stop. we're still trying to figure that out. around 10:00 last night, amstar's coast starlight was stopped. >> the other train was traveling from san joaquin to bakersfield, traveling 15 to 25 miles an hour. the train that was moving ran a red s

the transition -- >> the president makes a promise to end 9 years of war, good afternoon, i am tori campbell, the president announced this morning that all u.s. troops will with draw from iraq by the end of this year. this ends months of speculation over whether the u.s. would maintain a force there beyond 2011. carol han joins is now with the president's explanation. >> reporter: tory the president said he was making good on a campaign promise, and that by the end of the year 40,000 men and women in uniform will be coming home from iraq. only a handful, 150 will remain to guard the u.s. embassy in baghdad. for months there has been speculation about whether the u.s. would keep a few thousand troops there to continue training security forces. but this afternoon the president slammed the door on that option, saying the troops will definitely be home for the holidays. >> the last american soldier will cross the border out of iraq with their heads held high, proud of their success and knowing that the american people stand united in our support for our troops. >> the nearly 9 year war has taken

i'm tori campbell. we're following developing news out of the south bay where police are still searching for the gunman that killed two people and injured seven others. most of the sheetings were at lehigh southwest cement plant located stevens creek boulevard. the suspected gunman was an employee there. we have team coverage. claudine wong is on the sunnyvale/cupertino border. we begin with tara moriarty. >> reporter: we've learned some new information from an employee. he says that the company has actually come under fire for safety violations since the beginning of this year. some of the workers have even been written up for not following proper procedure. he could not tell us if the suspect, the gunman, shareef allman -- allman, was one of the employees. there was a shift change and then there was an argument and then allman left, went to his vehicle, returned with a gun and started shooting. two people were killed. one person escaped by jumping out the window. we spoke to another employee off camer

i'm tori campbell. >>> libyans everywhere are celebrating the death of muammar qaddafi. the man who has ruled libya for 42 years is dead. allison burns reports from washington. >> reporter: there are conflicting reports about what caused muammar qaddafi's death but a graphic new video appears to show some his final moments. >> here is a youtube video airing on cnn and al-jazeerah that reportedly shows muammar qaddafi being carried by armed men in his hometown of sirte. it's unclear if he died from a nato bombing or at the hands of rebels. >> there is a momentous day in the history of libya the dark shadow of tyranny has been lifted and with this enormous promise, the libyan people have a task ahead of them to build a society. >> reporter: president obama says this ace day for the libyan people who are celebrating in the streets. he also praised the nato mission that included months of airstrikes that helped rebels topple qaddafi's regime. >> without putting a single u.s. service member on the ground, we achieved our objectives. >> reporter: but some conservatives are not

i'm tori campbell. despite the police crackdown, the "occupy oakland" protest is not going away. we've had extensive coverage of the situation for the last day and a half and to continue our coverage, lorraine blanco joins us live with more and what is planned for today. >> reporter: well, oakland police are still out here right now making sure no one goes past these barricades and into 5:00. as you can see, there -- and into frank ogawa plaza. as you can see, there are still a few protesters out here. tonight, there will be a whole lot more. a loud and sometimes bloody battle between police and protesters thursday night, today the sounds of cleanup as city crews washed walls and window and get rid of graffiti. there are hundreds of protesters. a few diehards. >> schools are being shut down, services are being cut. and we can spend hundreds of thousands for a police presence here to crackdown. >> reporter: the cops have been out here all night and morning. you can also spot a lot of gobbers. this woman came all the way from seattle where she joined "occupy" there. she couldn't be

i'm tori campbell. after a massive manhunt that lasted over 24 hours, it appears the suspected gunman at a cupertino quarry has been killed. the deadly encounter happened about 7:30 this morning on lauren way in sunnyvale near the border with cupertino. we have team coverage, tara moriarity is sun rio veil and she and a photographer were first on the scene when a suspect was killed. but we go now back to robert handa, who was there as the sheriff gave her press conference minutes ago. robert. >> reporter: we are here at the santa clara county sheriff's department and again, as we were talking during the live presentation of the press conference, the sheriff's department had planned to have a news conference, but the events this morning made it so that they could only go into some limited information and that leaves some questions answered and some issues unresolved at least for now. now again, the timetable for this was that shortly after 7:30, about 7:41, they got the first reports that something was h

i'm tori campbell. we're still waiting for word on exactly when the young man who was attacked by a shark will leave the hospital. ktvu joins us live in san jose. so what have you learned, craig? >> reporter: good afternoon. we just talked to the hospital spokesperson at the regional medical center of san jose sand she tells us right now eric terantino is being evaluated by a doctor, due to be released and at 1:00 he will speak to the meeting. we will have the full story later this afternoon. a hospital spokesperson says matt finance monterrey is doing better today, better than saturday when he was shaken up mentally and physically. he says the 27 year old agreed to let media protographers photograph him and read a statement to the media but says he will not answer questions. the shark bit him on his neck and arm off marina state beach early saturday morning. take a look at his surf board. look what the shark did to his surf board biting it in one or two places. according to the spokesperson at the regi

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, october 5th. >>> we're following breaking news in cupertino. that's where multiple people have been shot. santa clara sheriff deputies confirm two people are dead and four are ininjured -- ininjured -- injured. tara moriarty has more. >> reporter: that's right. over here, we have tons and tons of media. over here to the right is the intersection where they blocked everything off. this is foothill and stevens creek road. you can see the helicopters up in the sky and down this street is where we just saw more s.w.a.t. teams going on. the company reportedly has a radio and is monitoring how often law enforcement come and go. this is stevens creek quarry. it's about a mile from where we're standing. we are been told a worker for lehigh, the company that makes cement, that's the shift changeover, he opened fire and killed two people and wounded several more. we talked to family members would are standing by waiting for word. one of them told me their father works inside, ve

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, october 25th. we start at 7:00 with developing news from downtown oakland early this morning. police moved into the open encampment at frank -- encampment at frank plaza. this is new video just into the ktvu newsroom. it shows officers in riot gear evicting rioters camped out out at snow park. we have team coverage of the police raid. let's go to tara moriarty live at snow park with the situation there right now. tara? >> reporter: well, the outburst seems to have quelled for moment. we're at 19th and harrison. is a splinter group actually started -- a splinter group started protesting here around 6:45 this morning. i don't know if we have video in from earlier. can we take a look at that? do we have it? there we go. we have some pictures there of the camp, the tents that were up. police officers came in, they told everybody to leave. this is subpoena rit from what was going on at frank ogalla plaza. the rest of the people were taken to jail. others left peacefully. we watched people taking off wit

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. october 3rd and we have team coverage on what will be the first real rainfall of the season. tara moriarty's live in the north bay, where the pending rain is being met. it's making a lot of people nervous, the grape growers, in particular. but first let's go to steve paulson. you've been on this all morning. >> that's correct, dave. for some this won't amount too much. the north bay will take the brunt of this. it's starting to move through very slowly. up to mendocino county there's moderate amounts of rain. the system is parallel to the coast. eventually this will slide eastward as to does, it will weaken considerably giving most of the bay area light, light rain. with that in mind, don't look for much in the way of the morning hours. sun will give way to clouds. that system system will move in. stronger system on wednesday. tori? >> thank you, steve. >>> one minute after 8:00. three people are dead after a weekend shooting outside a san leandro warehouse party. kraig debro has more

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark.esday, october 19th. >>> we're starting our 8:00 hour with developing news from san francisco. we've been talking about that big rig crash and fire still causing huge delays on both highway 101 and the bay bridge. this happened shortly after 5:00 a.m. not far from the u.p.s. building. you can see tara moriarty is there right now, so what's it like out there, tara? >> reporter: it's kind of busy. we've been hearing a lot of helicopters. just a couple of moments ago we heard one of the caltrans crew ask the firefighters if they could -- asked if they could open this part of the roadway and they said no, we think something has been knocked loose. and you can see there's chunks here and if we want -- if we pan to the right side, you can see there is a portion of the guardrail. the accident happened at 5:00 this morning when a cement truck jackknifed. the flames were going strong when the fire department arrived, three other cars were in the crowd. we know that one person was transported to

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, october 4th. the hayward police department is asking for the public's help this morning after a shooting left one man dead. kraig debro is live outside the apartment complex with the unanswered questions surrounding this investigation. >> reporter: good morning, tori. this is on tennyson road. behind me is a squad car. a couple of different people did not want to did on camera but said they heard their cousin's uncle was killed. we found out about this very early this morning. when i talked to police in hayward this morning, this happened at 8:45. you are looking at this live picture dash we'll show you that later -- picture -- we will show you that later. this happened last night around 8:45. police say they got several cars from people in the area saying shots had been fired. there was a man lying in the driveway. when they got here, they cored a man in the driveway. they did cpr. the paramedics did cpr. they have not been able to identify that man. if you come back out live, i want to show you

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's monday, october 31st. >>> this is day 20 of the "occupy oakland" encampment at the frank ogawa plaza. noel walker is live with a preview of the strike and why some are saying the occupy movement is in the mid. of a rebirth -- is in the middle of a rebirth. >> reporter: good morning. they have these flyers on the website -- fliers on the website too print out. the mayor says if the city shuts down, the city's services will remain open. hundreds of people parched from frank ogawa plaza to demonstrate against what they called excessive police event -- violence. an occupied protester spokesperson says the occupy movement was not bart of -- part of this. >> the march was the police march. i felt that was incorrect. >> reporter: there are also reports that occupiers plan to march to jean quan's office. i talked with one of the medics here, one of the people who administers first aid, she heard nothing about that and good news for the occupier, it seems that mayor quan is bending a litt

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's wednesday, october 25th.ping our news for you this morning at 8:00, a marathon "occupy oakland" demonstration, the one that started yesterday is still going on this morning outside city hall. now, at one point in the middle of this, about 1,000 demonstrators clashed with police in riot gear. right now, just about a handful of demonstrators are left. however, the protesters are still determined they are gonna retake the "occupy oakland" camp. knoll walker is outside there right now. >> reporter: the ones that remain, the die-hards and then ther were two. we have two -- and then there were two. we have two protesters here left this morning far outnumbered by the police outside the barricade. beyond them, they are still power-cleaning frank ogawa plaza. it looks like they've moved from the actual plaza part to the kind of sidewalk areas around there. things got a little tense there last night. okay -- you know what? we're gonna go live right now because something is happening across the street. beyond the bus an

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's thursday. it's october 27th. >>> we're getting reports of minor damage from the earthquake a few hours ago. the quake hit at 5:36 this morning about a mile east of berkeley. six miles deep. several ktvu viewers are telling us about it. they are saying things like bottles of wine fell and shattered, light fixtures were shattered, things fell off their dressers. >> where did you go? >> in my closet. >> reporter: what did it feel like? >> a push from the side, nothing big. >> i felt a shaking in my house so i was checking on the animals. >> you are ready for the big one? >> i don't know. i'm pretty new to the bay area. i've never really been through a big earthquake. it's definitely a little concerning. >> this moving's quake is in the very same area has last week's quake along the hayward fault. on the "mornings on 2" facebook site viewers from as far away from san bruno said, yeah, they felt that shaker. tom from castro valley, he said his cat jumped up just before the quake hit. >> there was al

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it is monday, october 24, and we've got breaking news we need to get to right now. sal, you're watching a major problem out there? >> what is the situation out there? >> reporter: it's a truck that spilled all over the place. these are live pictures, northbound 101 here at cochran road. cars are being allowed to funnel in to the right shoulder and kind of go around it. but there's a huge traffic mess. if that is not bad enough as we show you the mess here, up the road in san jose, there is an injury accident northbound 101, right in front of the san jose airport. it's blocking three lanes there. so you get out of one backup and you will be right back in to another backup, trying to get into san jose. it seems like it is having a real bad monday. some people are bailing using 280, but those are all crowded as well. some people getting off the freeway using the highway here. that is also slow. so again, pretty much slow all around the south bay, a complete traffic update is just minutes

. >> i'm tori campbell. all night, oakland police have been searching for a gunman who sparked a freeway closure that backed up traffic in the east bay for hours. that happened after police say that he robbed and shot a woman. ktvu kraig debro is live for us in oakland and has information on a possible person of interest in this case, kraig? >> reporter: yeah, we did talk to oakland police, telling us exactly that. they have a person of interest in this case, not calling that person a suspect or identified the person. and now here at ace hardware, employees of the ace hardware, they were among several people that might have saved the victim's life. they made a tourniquet with someone's belt, stopping the bleeding, and they also told us what lead up to the shooting. >> a lady said she almost hit these people and then heard two pops. >> she said i didn't do anything. i said it's okay. >> they ran across the street. >> the crime actually started in the parking lot of lucky's across the street. an employee from

. >> i'm tori campbell. >> reporter: good morning. that is their plan here, you can see the dozens of activists over here but just within the last couple of minutes we've seen an increased police presence. that's just what we see here. if there is something in the works later, we would not see many of the other officers until later. i did speak with the city worker this morning about the encampment here. he said his job is to make sure this place is clean. he says he's happy to see that these guys are cleaning up after themselves and this global protest. protesters will be marching to a different subject. this video is from two days ago. but could have been any day that protesters blocked traffic. police are obligated to remove pedestrians from the road for safety concerns. protesters say remove is one thing but beat is another. those tactics that the protesters believe they are using include shove, pushing beating. i talked to one protester a second ago. i said one of the people from sunday night who was hurt went to the hospital. >>

tori campbell has today off. >>> well, the news is -- well, in the news, pittsburg police are busy searching for two men who fired shots during a birthday party and wounded a 9- year-old girl and three other people. now, paul chambers just arrived at the shooting scene. he's here -- he's here with us now to give us an update on what happened there. good morning paul. >> reporter: that was a child's birthday party. there were about 30 people attending. this is the house where it happened. we counted three gunshots into the garage right there. we're not sure exactly how many happened. but this all happened when a -- excuse me, the 9-year-old was shot. it happened a little after 8:30 last night. pittsburg police say two people wearing dark clothing and bandanas walked up to the house. the shooters wounded a 9-year- old and three teenagers under the age of 19. two of the victims had to be taken to the hospital by helicopter. however, all four victims are expected to survive. >> i live here for nine years. >>> the gunman left on foot but may have jumped into a car. if you know anything about this

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's thursday, october 20th. we are continuing to follow the news this morning out of libya. the reports that moammar gaddafi has been captured and may be dead. we are now hearing that libya's new prime minister will speak at a news conference any minute now. reportedly gaddafi was captured when national transitional council forces took control of gaddafi's hometown of sirte today. officials in the transitional government say gaddafi died of the injuries he suffered during the capture. we have not been able to confirm that yet, though. however, there are still widespread celebrations in libya. we just got this video into the newsroom. libyan men who say they were there when gaddafi was shot. >> we shot him, 9mm. yes, moammar gaddafi. >> despite the fall of tripoli in august, gaddafi loyalists mounted fierce resistance in several areas, including sirte, preventing libya's new leaders from declaring full victory in the 8-month several war. these are live pictures now. we're looking at presumably from tripoli. you c

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm kraig debro. dave clark has the day off.n with developing news from the east bay. a high-speed chase that ended in a crash in oakley. sal joins us now and we understand a police car was involved? that's right. a police car was involved because the suspect vehicle allegedly rammed the police car at the end of this chase, and you can see some fences damage, one of the police cars there in the little junkyard. this is on big break road, near big break regional trail. the largest other big street is main street here in the town of oakley. it's about let's say 500 yards from a big shopping area where the raley's store is. on the right you see earlier video of someone being loaded on to a medical helicopter, victim of the crash here. that person was taken to john muir medical center and we don't know the extent of that person's injuries but they're serious enough he this had to get that person to a trauma center immediately. meanwhile, the police investigation continues here in oakley. again, this chase took about a half hour. the