berkeley and all of this is sweeping from the north all the way to the south, southeast. so yes, it does look like this is going to be on the menu for the big game tonight. prepare for wet conditions. rain and wind will be increasing overnight as that frontal boundary makes its way across the bay area. from rain to scattered showers. maybe an isolated thunderstorm in our forecast for sunday and then we'll dry things up for us monday and tuesday. temperature wise, mid- to upper 50s. this is a look at the storm system, pretty impresssive cold front. enhancing quite nicely right here toward the base. look at that, cloud build-up. the front will move through tonight. it will be the low that will bring us the scattered showers and the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm and some of that colder air wraps in behind this by tomorrow afternoon. the wind will pick up as well. 4:00 o'clock this afternoon, check it out. by 6:00 o'clock, kickoff tonight, big game, 7:15. there you go. by 9:00 o'clock, yeah, the rain is coming down. heavier amounts north of the golden gate bridge. 1

uc berkeley police fire on pan who pulled a gun. happened this afternoon at computer lab at the school of business. john is live on camp because that story tonight. john. >> dan fit police say there was a videocamera in that computer lab that may have captured the actual somewhating. police are still trying to identify the suspect and in the sure if he is connected to uc berkeley at all. now tonight in a classroom at the school of business we saw university police alameda county investigators questioning witnesses who saw the somewhating or who heard it. when the uc berkeley officer opened fire on man reportedly point ago gun. in the lab it's still sealed off and guarded by uc of sevrlts around 2:18 this afternoon a uc employee reported seeing a man with a backpack and gun walk into that lab on the third floor. she told her bosses that a 911 call went out. 2 minutes later police say 4 officers approach the suspect. one of the officers fired several shots. tonight witnesses are telling police here they heard what so so you knowed lik

. >>> and we begin with a message from berkeley officials. they are saying no camping at cal. >> they are. police busted up the bay area's newest "occupy" protest last night but unlike oakland or san francisco, uc-berkeley isn't putting up with what it says is unlawful gathering. anne makovec in berkeley with what's going on there. there were some campers overnight? >> reporter: yes. even though police said no camping and they got in confrontations with protestors about that. you can see a couple of tents set up here on sproul plaza this morning. and these have been here all night and several protestors as well hanging out in sleeping bags and around the area. you can see the row of police there behind them standing by with riot gear. now, check out this scene though from yesterday afternoon. [ screaming ] >> reporter: this is youtube video from inside the first big confrontation between protestors and police around 3:30 p.m. police pushed through a line of demonstrators trying to protect an encampment that they had set up. six people were ar

berkeley's chancellor to resign. at this point, they say they don't know about the suit and have no comment. >>> tents are are down in downtown oakland. some of the protesters returned last night but did not pitch their tents again. about midnight only about a dozen people were left. police have said the occupy protesters can stay, provided they don't camp. occupy oakland held a general assembly last night to try to figure out how to take back the plaza. no word on what they decided. >>> the occupy movement is costing the cash-strapped city of oakland millions of dollars. the city has spent $2.4 million since october 10th. $1.1 million on police costs and that's not including the $500,000 the city paid just yesterday to get outside law enforcement to help clear out the camp. >> we will be keeping you updated all day long on the latest developments on the occupy movement. just go to nbcbayarea.com and search occupy. >>> in other news this morning, the search continues for the man los gatos police say tried kidnapping

at least 100 evicted protesters from the plaza marched for miles through the streets of berkeley. the protest crowds swelling by the block. by night fall, they were ready to vote. >> 1,267 people voted yes. 88.5%. >> the campus policies are clear that you can't set up tent. you can't sleep. you can't have a sleeping bag and all that. >> but within minutes of that boat tent popped up in the plaza. so we asked the university. >> in the event you do see tents. in the event you do see sleeping bags, what position will the university and university police take? >> we'll have to decide that when those situations present themselveses. >> now back out live, you're looking at five of what cbs 5 has learned is about 30 alameda county sheriff deputies who have been brought into the plaza to beef up the presence of police here. now if we slowly pan around, ucpd has been on a constant watch of what's happening in the plaza. two of the officers are perched up on the balcony. the numbers are slowly dying out, but we are beginning to see more tents pop up here in the plaza. so, the real question

the uc berkeley chancellor we talked with him this afternoon, he told us that there was a woman, a staff member who spotted this man or road the elevator with this man and saw the gun in his backpack. he apparently while he was in the elevator with this staff member, he reached in the backpack and reached in for the gun. that drew concern in her and she ended up alerted authorities. no one hurt in this shooting, we are still waiting. we asked police for an update on the condition of the man with the gun who was shot. he was rushed over to highland hospital we understand. we don't know his condition, police are not releasing his condition. they're not saying much about who he is either. we asked whether he's a student, they said at this point it's unclear if this person is a student or not. all we know is he is a man, a white man in his 20s, and again, uc berkeley police confronted him. he had a weapon they say inside of the business school this afternoon and he was shot by uc berkeley police officers. that's the latest as we know it here from the cal campus, i'm alex sadvedge. >>> from a

we have a couple of dozen protestors camping out here at sproul plaza at uc-berkeley. we have three tents and several students sleeping right now in sleeping bags and on cardboard boxes. they have been hanging out here all night. police say that they would not allow people to set up tents, but you can see there is some tolerance for it. police are really, though, trying to prevent a full-on "occupy" camp something like we saw at the oakland city hall. [ screaming ] >> stop beating students! >> reporter: this was the scene as police moved through the crowd at around 9:30 last night to remove several tents that had been put up, several students complaining of excessive force at that point saying that they were injured by jabs from officers' batons. 32 people were arrested in this confrontation with officers from uc-berkeley, sheriff's officers and the oakland pd. they confiscated the protestors' tents and supplies and this was the second big melee of yesterday. the first one happened around 3:30 p.m. university officials say the protestors can use sproul plaza as a gathe

high and berkeley city college. cal's annual mario savio memorial lecture was already scheduled to be taking place tonight. it was scheduled to be held this year in some ballroom on campus, but thanks to a request from the occupy cal protesters, the mario savio lecture tonight will be held outdoors, it will be held outdoors where the plaque is. where those cops beat up those protesting students. just last week. at this hour, the student protesters are reportedly planning to erect tents on the grass near where the lecture is to be given. because of that, they say they expect a confrontation with police. they expect to be removed from the free speech memorial plaza again. maybe in the middle of the mario savio free speech memorial lecture. mario savio's widow put out a statement saying the lecture was going to be moved outside, quote, in protest against the use of excessive police force and against nonviolent demonstrators. we said, we apologize for your inconvenience, but as mario said, there comes a time. today in n

berkeley clashed with police that attacked with their talents sort of get more details from somebody who was there and asked why the media was so much more interested and rowdy students at penn state and as our military and the cia increased their use of drone strikes the secrecy with which they kill becomes more and more problematic for me to speak to philip alister former u.n. special special rapporteur on extrajudicial so mary and arbitrary execution talked about what needs to be done by the government by the media and by the people to demand more transparency or to have all that and more few tonight couldn't because of happy hour but first let's take a look what the mainstream media has decided to me. all right so last night see n.b.c. hosted a republican presidential debate the focus there was on the economy but just like any other debate there are of course some bad jokes that fell on deaf ears some boos from the crowd when herman cain scandal was brought up and some gaffes one really bad gaffe by rick perry in fact by now it's probably been played hundreds if not thousands of

we're following developments on two big stories at uc berkeley. tonight's general assembly at uc berkeley sprawl plaza which follows a police shooting today at near by hass business school. >>> a live update from new york city and today's big set back for occupy protesters who started the whole movement. it's all coming up in just 30 minutes over on tv 36. >>> it is beginning to look a lot like christmas in walnut creek. the grand opening of a holiday tradition in the east bay. >>> so it took a few extra days but ice skating in walnut creek as you see there has finally arrived. right flow the public is -- right now the public is being treated to two hours of free skating. last friday's schedules opening was delayed because the ice making machine was not working quite right. >>> mark ibanez here with college basketball history being made today. >> mike shesheski the coach at one of the best coached leagues is on his way to become the winningest coach. there's one of his little touches from outside. nice little give and go. miles pumley behind -- mi

>>darya: the occupy movement is expanding to cal berkeley. clashes happened last night between protesters and police in riot gear. the police were told to go in and remove the students who set up an encampment. the administration told students that they could protest if they did not pitch tents. they had to go in and clear the site which is called occupy cal. >>james: we have a video from you to schilling the scene last night as police and protesters clashed with one another. wilson and is keeping an eye on the situation. the administration did tell protesters that the tent has to go. the sleeping bags have been rolled up. the sleeping bags are gone as well. one person said an officer gave them a 10 minute warning and then came back and physically grabbed the tense. it looks like once they did not resist, officers did not resist. >>will: there is still one protester said is defying orders from police. he is a professional protester. as far as students are concerned, they are not breaking any laws. it seems like the students are applying for n

the information is from patients in berkeley and oakland. eden medical center from caster valley, pacific in san francisco, and sutter medical center of santa rosa. now names addresses birth dates and medical diagnoses were on that computer and the information was not encrypted. >> my name was on that computer. >> it was? >> yes, on the main database. >> reporter: sutter said all of the patients were treated between '95 and this year, they will see if they were included in that data. >>> a new state finance report shows they are from silicone valley. palo alto is from there and cupertino follows close behind. other quote educated cities as you would expect, berkeley as well. >>> a very busy day ahead, the issue that is taking up that could change when you will be able to use your cell phone. >>> taking a look at cal, police are still performing a barricade while they clean up from the occupied camp. i just spoke to police and i will tell you what they are saying, coming up. >>> they are about to go on strike, the message they are trying to s

. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live on the uc berkeley campus. a strike has been called for today. occupy cal will be here. occupy oakland expected to join in. will it be any different than last week? the story coming up in a live report. >>> good morning i'm mike nicco. clear sky now over san francisco fog getting thick in the north bay valleys along the coast update on rain for the weekend. >>> sue hall following your tuesday morning commute. live look at 680 through walnut creek towards 24. moving at the limit. the rest of your commute in a couple of minutes. >>> a lot going on 6:01 thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. this morning the tents are gone from occupy oakland's former encampment near city hall but the protesters are vowing to come back er. for the first time the financially -- strapped city is giving us a clearer look how much dealing with the protests has cost. amy hollyfield is live at frank ogawa plaza in oakland. >> reporter: there's talk they might reoccupy this last accident, maybe starting this saturday

protesters in oakland appear >0 be on their way to berkeley let's begin with terry mcsweeney at sproul plaza uc berkeley. >> reporter: this is where the two forces are believed to be coming to the this afternoon. right now the scene is not terribly unusual. people milling about. there have been classes taught out on the steps of sproul plaza, part of a full day of campus strike activities. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a piano, couch, rugs brought out by uc art department students to make this a more inviting place for teach-outs. come noon organizers are expecting oakland protesters to come here and linkup. tonight they say they will set up tents to occupy cal. when they tried last week police took the tents down and arrested 40 people. the university has launched an investigation into that. and has granted amnesty to all arrested. a university official told me he's not going to see if -- going to say if there is a zero tent policy tonight >> we hope our students understand the need to act respectfully and respect the fact there are thousands here, studying, teaching and conducting rese

>>alejandra: he was a student at uc-berkeley. his attorney told supporters that he is doing find and understands the predicament he is in. in oakland, alejandra cerball, kron4 news. >>jaqueline: a nice day today, changes in store. '60s and '70s in a number of places. closer to the coastline is a lot cooler. upper 60s and low 70's for the inland valley. foggy close to the clothesline. scattered showers possible, especially in the north bay. we will see total rainfall under a quarter of an inch. number eight, a list of most congested is the bay bridge. >>grant: as we head east, no. 9 for most congested, highway 24. interstate 80, that one was ranked 13th worst morning commute. if you watch our morning news, you know that gerge rask often refers to these, these highways and interstates as hot spots. announcer: time for the kron4 teck corp. for with gabe slate. >>gabe: today we are here to talk about music. >> at google, a digital music has become a fundamental. >>gabe: google takes the stage at a press event in l.a. to unveil google

some are residents of berkeley. and the residents were -- [ inaudible ] nonstudents were asked to stay at a further away barrier. that is who is playing the music. interesting scene we'll continue to follow it. and find out more about what is going on and what happened during the tent-clearing process. at this point protesters on the outside police on the inside and a little bit of a party depending on which corner of sproul plaza you are on. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 4:32. it could be a sign of tactics to come. yesterday occupy protesters left encampments and targeted a san francisco bank. 95 demonstrators were an arrested after they invaded a bank of america located on california and davis. they hopped on tables, chanted, wrote messages that read: make banks pay. they pitched a tent inside the bank. >> this is saying, hey, we know what you are doing is wrong. so, we're going to protest it. by coming in sitting in their banks and shutting down their operations. >> those arrested were taken to county jail where

we've also seen them from uc berkeley. what's happening here, they've got at least a dozen tents, some people in them clearly defying the university's position. but the atmosphere out here, people are talking, they are blowing bubbles. they are walking around. some of them are on bicycles this morning. we have some video, though, from last night when thousands of people showed up at sproul plaza to hear former labor secretary robert reich talk about the fight for economic equality. occupy cal voted last night to go ahead and set up the tents once again. they've got a contingent out here, a sign out here from occupy oakland out here in support, uc police again also out here. i haven't had a chance to speak with any officers yet, but what the demonstrators are telling me is that the police have told them several times that camping is illegal and that they do need to leave. they need to take the tents down, but they say that so far the officers have pretty much kept their distance. what we have is officers watching this group

uc-berkeley isn't letting the campus turn into a camp anne makovec reports. >> reporter: you can see several dozen protestors camped out here behind me. you have about four tents set up as well as other protestors wrapped up in sleeping bags right now. the police standing in a line as you can see there in riot gear behind them. police said they wouldn't allow people to set up camp like you see here but they are trying to prevent a full-on "occupy" camp like we saw in berkeley outside city hall. here was the scene as police moved through the crowd at around 9:30 last night to remove the tents that had been put up. several students complained of excessive force saying they were injured by jabs from officers' batons. 32 people were arrested in this confrontation with officers from uc-berkeley, sheriff's office and the oakland pd. they confiscated the tents and supplies. this what you're look at now was the second big melee of yesterday. the first happened around 3:30 p.m. take a look at that. this is youtube video from inside that confrontation. police pushing through a line of protesto

and live now to uc berkeley. police in riot gear cleared out the occupy camp, including the tents on the steps of sprout plaza. tonight, the occupiers general assembly voted to put those tents back up, but so far, no tents are being allowed. >>> occupy protesters in san jose got a big boost today. hundreds of union members marched down 4th street to city hall saying that they support the occupy movement because union workers are also victims of wall street greed. over the past few days, san jose cracked down on occupy protesters, including a new ban on tents. >> first time health inspectors declared the occupy encampment at justin herman plaza a public health nuisance. inspectors toured the camp and while they found some improvements, they walked away with a list of problems too gross to detail at this time of night. >> the secret service agents are protecting herman cain. kaine asked and got that protection after receiving what the homeland security department deemed were credible death threats. normally the sec

live in berkeley. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you can stay up-to-the- minute on what is happening in all of the occupy movements in the bay area by clicking the link on top of our home page. >>> in the south bay, tents went up on san jose state as part of a annual university response event. a professor had a stark investment how the economy is effecting students. >> hi three studenties out of my 100 students living in -- students out of my 100 students living in homeless shelters. we used to take them there to see them and now they are living there. poverty under start. the university has measures prepared if anyone stays longer than permitted but it does not expect that to happen. >>> now, to our economy watch. positive news on the unemployment front. new statistics out show the number of people who applied for new unemployment claims last week fell to the lowest level since april. the labor department shows new application for unemployment dropped to 390,000. that is down 10,000 from the week before and

there's a lot of that right here in berkeley. again, vendors are hoping you will pay them a visit. >>> from berkeley to cupertino, to new york city. it's a dream come true for a bay area marching band. the homestead marching band will perform in the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> once in a lifetime. it's going to be a surreal moment. i can't fathom how awesome it's going to be. >> a lot of people will be watching. the mighty mustang marching band from cupertino, steve jobs' alma mater, has been prepping for the big moment in tenth months. homestead is one of ten schools across the nation that was picked to perform in the parade. and is the only marching band from the west coast. the band's director says they'll be marching behind pop star avril lavigne. >>> the balloons are pumped up and ready to go for tomorrow's parade. this year's parade will have some new balloons. katie couric gives us a behind the scenes look at how the beloved characters come to life. >> reporter: bright-eyed and ready to go. a year of waiting all for

i don't see how anyone can see that justified. >> there is a long history at berkeley. we hope that we'll not see a repeat of what appears to have happened on november 9th ooj weather accuses officials of asking police to enforce poll says then failing to support officers when they did. >> uc davis protesters staged a protest over tuition increases and spraying of nonviolent demonstrators, spraying them with pepper spray. there is many activities that students could participate in in in the strike. i saw a met taigs station and cutting classes was not popular, not with finals next we can. dozens of students marched through financial office to take it over. they say they wanted to hit the university at its core. >> we're going to stop business as usual. >> it was one of a number of activities called for during a one day general strike. the denouncing the use of pepper spray on seated protesters and added rising rates to their cause. students encouraged to skip class and he was one of many doused with pepper spray. >> we will not stand for an administration that is not ac

. >>> both -- are bringing for a campus showdown at uc berkeley. police are repeatedlyish issuing warning to protestors but the orders are being ignored. ktvu claudine wong is live with the status of the standoff. >> reporter: authorities -- the camp is still here, one said the plan is to defend the encampment. the long-term plan to defend the encampment. what is still unclear, the police plan. >> i'm ordering you to remove all tents and other camping equipment, failure to do so you'll be subject to citation or arrest. >> the point seems to be to issue warnings. the bullhorn announcement started at 2 this morning, and we saw additional ones at 3:30 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. but warnings didn't seem to phase the protestors. >> i don't plan to move because this is my right as an american, as a person. >> as day broke and the day began here on campus, protestors told us they felt victorious. the tents they say are part of the message. >> we think the tents say saying, that we're here and it forces the administration right in front of the plaza to confront th

their ride on 680 south and 80 westbound, hercules to berkeley is a good ride. the south bay freeways are problem free. there are no delays or problems through marin county. 101 southbound looks good. >>james: a 67 year-old man who spent four decades as a fugitive is preparing to turn themselves in. he is wanted for opening fire on to south san francisco police officers back in 1968. his attorneys say they will plead guilty to assault with a deadly weapon but he plans to fight separate charges in a 1971 murder of a san francisco police officer. >>james: contra costa at sheriff's deputies are taking--are looking for this man. investigators say the victim told over on the interstate and that is when this suspect came up with a gun and tried to rob him. the two struggled and the gun went off shattering a window. the victim, fortunately, was uninjured. >>darya: there are too into up teen-agers behind bars in addition to three already arrested in concord last week. they are accused in at least seven heists that took place is at gas stations and convenience stores. bo

way here to berkeley. the crowd is gathering for their general assembly and will be voting how to proceed tonight whether to pitch tents and try to camp out here. many people we talked to say they hope that will be the case. they have their tents and sleeping bags ready to go and hoping to spend the night and they believe the police may just let them do that. reporting live at uc berkeley, jodi hernandez, mercedes-benz bay area news. >> we want to show a live picture of sproul plaza, hundreds of people sitting on the steps. hundreds have arrived from occupy oakland and a large gathering. we will be following this and keep it live forny latest developments and stay on our website for any u.p.pdates. >>> so much attention but occupy wall street where it all started is back in this headlines. the protesters were evicted. they can return but cannot camp out anymore similar to oakland. new york mayor michael bloomberg ordered police to clear out zuccotti park overnight and place strict conditions how protesters

on the berkeley campus. these are live pictures from chopper 5. there is a crowd of protestors and a strong police presence. doug sovern from kcbs radio has the latest. doug. doug can you hear me? [ pause ] >> all right. once again, we' following a developing story in berkeley where scuffles have broken out between police and protestors. we'll bring you more on this story as the show goes on. >>> tonight, oakland as mayor says it's time for the "occupy" camp camp to pack up and leave and she is not the only city leaders with that message. christin ayers shows us both the city and protestors came out swinging today. >> reporter: mayor quan using her strongest language yet in a statement today, she said we call on "occupy oakland" to make a decision to leave immediately. but in a press conference a few hours ago "occupiers" got in a screaming match with city officials showing no signs of going quietly. it started routinely enough with the city councilman's prepared remarks. >> my name is larry reid. i'm presid

repeated clashes overnight between police and uc berkeley open protesters. students were told not to pitch tents, but they did and police responded several times to remove them. amy hollyfield is live on the uc berkeley campus with the story itch >> reporter: it appears that police have eased up on their stance -- their stance a little. they said it is illegal on campus. check out the scene behind me. there are three tents here. a handful of sleeping bags. police are still here. about half dozen have riot gear on they appear to be standing down. they looked very relaxed just watching over the crowd. they have not commented on why they are now allowing this to happen. police did use force a few times yesterday and last night. officers said they wanted to quickly put a stop to any occupation of any part of the campus. the students said they were surprised that police reacted so strongly so early in the department station. police made 39 arrests. officers and uc officials said police took appropriate action to enforce campus policy. >> i thought it was excessiv

but this time on the uc berkeley campus. educators, students and community leaders will gather to build a two-day encampment on campus. the school's chancellor warns students that encampments won't be allowed. they irp protesting the cuts in fees and privatization of public education systems. organizers expect thousands to attend. protests will hit two other campuses as well. protesters at cal state east bay and san jose state are protesting what they say are csu's misplaced priorities, picketing at csu east bay will start at 7:30 this morning to 10:30. at san jose state profess stores will walk out from 9:00 to 11:00 this morning. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas out there. the holiday ice rink in san francisco's union square opening up today. "today in the bay's" bob redell is there live showing his skills on the ice and doing his thing. bob, what is happening? >> defying gravity, that's all that matters, defying gravity out there. i have to tell you the weather out here is fantastic. the fourth annual holid

it is right outside of the berkeley tunnel. the other major hot spot this morning is the right on interstate 80. it is really not breaking up but it is slower than normal. still, from hercules to berkeley the commute time is 25 minutes and the backup begins westbound before the highway # for. that however, is how we no. 4 -- the backup begins. on highway no. 4. this is a quick look at the interstate - 80 looking good on the approach to the bay bridge. the 92, still experiencing problem-free conditions but volume is a bit heavy. no delays on the span northbound, or southbound. 9:18. ericka. >> good morning, george. you can see those low clouds but those gloves will burn off. the same with the patchy fog. by reach this afternoon coast -- fought the it's callethe fog will burn off this afternoon with the sunshine experiencing 60s for this afternoon high temperatures. currently, 50 degrees in san francisco, just reaching above freezing and some areas such as santa we will see low 40s as the common area and los gatos, and san jose.

we'll be back. >>> a historic building in berkeley is coming down. demolition got underway this morning in the apartment complex near uc berkeley. a crane is knocking over that 100 year old brick wall. it's become quite an attraction for residents. >> some guy in a machine shop hours to make a piece of metal and they just rip it out. >> we're going to get everything down. we're going to go in. so we can load material out. >> the area around that fire and building are going to remain blocked off over a week while demolition continues. only the facade at the bottom will be preserved. >> and technology news. google mapped out a digital mapping feature today. the search giant can now give directions inside stores, malls and transit centers in the united states and japan. ikea, home depot and macy's and bloomingdales are part of the service. indoor directions and floor plans can be only viewed on smart phones and tab blets that run on an droid software but that is cool. >> we'll have to think. >> and coming up next, the gorgeous sugar plum fairy autos the

berkeley, late fall. um -- this is from forest hamer who is a bay area poet who wrote berkeley late spring. this is berkeley late fall. i have been browsing the peet ree section had come to lose the unconcern but persistant rain that followed me in as a trail of damp shoe prints and dripping conscientious hacompanied to a solitude. i ran my right index if anything are across each spine flesh going along volume and groove. imagine the book seller anding by to fold and flatten we down to on an oblong shape and reshelf me into an americay sandwich between the t's and v's stacked up along the unexpected and unknown. i notice that the pe ems i imagine crowding around you were the unquieted the unrequited. distant citizens far from the disposition of the safety of s's the determinant d's and resultant r's where the poems are make believe. unlike the bumpy organic one i find myself wandering into. this one is about the moon. mabel and maureen. the moon regrets it's father's avd vise, take the night shift. [laugh

i'm live at uc berkeley abc 7 news. >> and stay tuned, indeed. city leaders shouted down today and simply were not willing to hear message officials were trying to deliver and we're live with the story there. >> first of all the mayor did visit the camp for the first time in weeks this afternoon. she did speak with some individuals here at the camp. and some other city leaders were trying to hold a press conference across town and were not allowed same courtesy. >>> mic check! >> after having the press conference interrupted five city council members and business leaders chanted right back at them. city council members returned chants with their own. this is a press conference that did go on. >> we've had a general assembly and voted by conyensus that occupy oakland must leave. >> political passion continues welcomed. lawlessness, destruction, and violence will die. >> they came as a regular person to hear what the city council people had to say. i can't hear it. it was drowned out. i don't feel like this is democracy. >> you are not going to let

berkeley 167. and richmond has more than double that number of officers. >> we can't determine if that's a factor not. we -- the officers typically work by themselves on day shift before we had these staffing issues. >> vallejo's manager says there's no money right now to add officers. measure b, a one cent sales tax on the ballot, would raise $10 million for the city. but a final vote count will not be out until next wee, week. >>> new video shows police using pepper spray on a group of students during an occupy protest. it happened yesterday after the students linked arms and refused to leave that are their encampment. this morning uc davis is defending the officers. they warned students repeatedly they would use force if they did not leave. the spokesperson also says the other protestors began to surround those officers. >>> occupy oakland is calling for a mass day of action today, ending with okay pace of a plot of land by the fox theater at 19th and telegraph, leading to concern from parents a

we are in oakland and berkeley. here at cal, protesters have set up encampment even though there are told not to. what will happen today? it is a police presence. we will have more on that when we come back. asks

berkeley. i'm proud to stand up for the right you have thanks so much for the report. but it was now to my panel for the latest on what else is happening in the ninety nine percent movement around the country i'm joined by joshua holland senior writer and editor with alter net and sarah seltzer journalist associate it with all that welcome to both of you. thanks thanks for joining us joshua so far as far as i can tell the score is thirty five hundred sixteen arrests of prototype protesters occupiers i'm increasingly calling them a tree it's on my radio t.v. show i'd love it to be a meme that catches on and i think people should start putting flags all around these things as well i mean you know granted but in any case and zero arrests of banks toure's do i have that right that is right that's the tally through last night so that doesn't include the thirty nine who were arrested at u.c. berkeley and it doesn't include a few others that were arrested today well and what what is the latest just what's going on in oakland is another police crackdown in minutes. it certainl

he gained attention in 2008 at university of california at berkeley when the school was going to cut down a grove of trees. they are letting zachary running wolf be. >>> the occupy camp may be broken up but the political fall out is far from over. ktvu's ken pritchett has more. >> reporter: one of the top advisers resigned after the police moved into the camp this morn. the mayor face as potential recall of potential no confidence vote. but the political damage can be repaired. >> reporter: the police raid this morning ended o-o. it permanently ended dan's position in the mayor's office. >> when it became clear this morning the police were coming to break it up again, i did send the mare my resignation. >> reporter: he says the mare made a mistake calling in police. the mayor spoke briefly. >> he is moving on. i am moving on. >> reporter: it is the second high profile departure since o- o began and a recall effort gained steam. with volunteers gathering signatures. >> there is 160 days that we have to gather the signatures. my estimation is this will occur long before 160 days. >> ri

. >>> students prepare for a strike on the uc berkeley campus. coming up, we will tell you why the students say the scenes behind these events are somewhat different than others. >>> many oakland occupy protesters will be yesterdaying -- heading to oakland today. >>> also, a suring development -- surprising development involving the encampment that started it all. >>> we'll tell you why the feds are looking at record from a university. "mornings on 2" starts right now. >>> well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. welcome back. >> thank you. >> it's tuesday, november 15th. >>> the occupy movement returns to the uc berkeley campus. students and staff are being asked to go on strike to protest tuition hikes and other cuts. allie rasmus joins us live from sprowl plaza with a busy day coming up. >> reporter: good morning. students are setting up and getting sprawl plaza ready. over to the left, you can see they've set up a chalkboard and a sitting area. that's because they are gonna have work shons t

movement. >> turmoil is not new at berkeley. university of california president said it is part the berkeley tradition. >> this campus is on strike. >> at the time, i was running a program in san francisco on the local public television station, kqed, called "newsroom." we had been very involved in covering people's park war and the other sort of anti-war movement and all those kinds of movements that were percolating in the bay area. >> a small minority of beatniks, radicals and others have brought great shame on a great university. >> it was a constant sort of to turmoil and upheaval of groups both white and black and sometimes mixed that were pr protesti protesting. >> it was one of the most divided, crazy, paranoid but still very intense and still idealistic times that i've ever witnessed. >> you may think that times are changing. things are not changing. people are rising up and changing things. >> as the '60s moved into the '70s, there was a cooling off. >> it seemed like it had calmed down, but underneath the surface, the

the occupy battleground has moved to berkeley. christie smith joins us live from berkeley where evicted occupy protesters will join community leaders in a student strike on cal berkeley's campus. good morning. >> good morning, laur are. we took a walk around. there are already three dedicated students. not sleeping, but sitting on the steps to the hall. and they say they welcome support from occupy oakland and even occupy sf. they broke up the occupy oakland encampment. some of those demonstrators say they plan to come here and support the cal student with their movement. just last week students tried to set up tents. police quick lu moved in and tore them up. the chancellor called for a review of police action. students may try to set those up this evening. they had planned to go there by the bus load, but the meeting was canceled for fear some outside agitators might come in and get violent. now coming up in our next hour, we just spoke with some of the students here. we'll tell you what they have to say about their day of actio

the debate expected tonight in berkeley. and in the meantime, as we know there have been several investigations opened up here in oakland. and as to what happened in terms of the police response since afternoon and evening of october 25th. in oakland abc 7 news. >> thank you. and some occupy oakland campers are ready to move beyond the plaza into vacant buildings throughout the city. they call it a logical next step, saying many build beings were foreclosed on and campers need a place to occupy. one explains why he was alarmed to hear people applauding this idea. >> whenever someone mentions taking over buildings or being more confrontational, it got a large outcry. >> two business associations sent the mayor a stern letter this morning, adding to growing calls to dismantle occupy oakland. >> this no longer, i think is speaking for the nationwide movement. i think that it's been invaded by other groups. >> in a written statement today, the mayor says while we support the call we cannot ignore violence, property discussion an

berkeley. these items will be help the victims in need warm clothing. >> also, in an unconscious protester admitted later to administering heroin to himself. >>ysabel: the police chief gave at city hall to pack it up by monday that was yesterday when the mayor praised the protest and its aims. the camp and the 500 are not sustainable in the park needs to be cleaned and restored. campers have no intention of leaving. >>marty: let us get you caught up on the forecast. a beautiful view of mt. tam. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, email at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.com >> it is a dry and chilly! >>erica this high-pressure is keeping most dry conditions continuing to or work week. however some fog and low visibility in the north bay indicated by the orange. it is less than 1 mi.. use caution. headlights recommended. you can see laws clearing especially into the north and south bay with this band of fog consistent in the midsection. afternoon high to date and current conditions will s

berkeley and it doesn't include a few others that were arrested today. and what what is the latest josh with what's going on in oakland is another police crackdown in minutes. it certainly looks that way as i mentioned in the opening the san francisco chronicle reported that police had cancelled a training exercise in the next stage would be to chance all vacation time and leaves and see request assistance from other departments if you'll remember the original crackdown there were as many as seventeen different local law enforcement agencies engaged in it and the the four council members who came out yesterday along with the chamber of commerce which one might expect to kind of decry the occupation and demand its ouster also threatened mayor gene and said that if she didn't forcibly remove them quickly rapidly they were perhaps no confidence vote against her so she's feeling pressure from. you know being buffeted from the left for the for the violence of these crackdowns and also for from the right for allowing the occupiers to retake the plaza in front

a portion of the crowd marched through the streets of berkeley. we are expecting later this evening for them to take a vote on whether or not they will reestablish their encampment and put the tents up. the uc-berkeley chancellor was asked whether or not he would allow that and he referred break to the tree sitters that were in place at the stadium protest for nearly two years. he said he would not let that happen. in berkeley, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >>> there are concerns tonight about an outbreak of a highly contagious dog disease at the "occupy sf" encampment on justin herman plaza. the san francisco spca says it has already treated four puppies from that camp for parvo. the disease is spread through feces and can live in soil for months. the spca says it's likely it will spread. >> we have a population that's under a great deal of stress living outdoors, loud, unvaccinated, nutritional status questionable, that are just sitting ducks for this disease, unfortunately. >> parvo cannot be passed to people. but it can be fatal in puppies. vets say

berkeley's fire marshal says that the fire was caused by hot ashes from the fireplace fire left outside in a paper bag. >> it could have been a whole lot worse. so, again, it's this time of year we need to be aware of how we are taking care of our fireplaces. >> reporter: firefighters say that flames destroyed the back deck and spread to the home's siding. the crew also cut a hole in the roof. >>> a 15-year-old boy is at contra costa juvenile home. police say he told the driver he had a gun. the drive was not hurt. this morning, san pablo police spotted the car and arrested the teenager. >>> instead of classrooms, hundreds of cal state university teachers are walking the picket lines at two schools this afternoon as part of a one- day strike. ktvu's christian captain is live at cal state unfortunate where faculty members say that the big issue is money. christian? >> yeah, we're going to give you a live look right now at the picket line here. you can see that they are holding a kind of an organized dance in the middle of the road blocking traffic into cal state east bay. they have been

nbc bay area's christie smith live in berkeley with more on both stories this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. demonstrators here are waiting for answers on that just like everyone else. we're supposed to hear about that at a press conference at 8:30 this morning. but right now they've got their own situation. last week there was a clash with police, and right now, the demonstrators are back. they've got at least 12 to 15 tents out here this morning, despite the university saying that encampments are illegal. there are police out here this morning from uc and alameda sheriff's department as well. i spoke with some of those officers. they said they most recently spent time at occupy oakland. in fact, there are demonstrators from occupy oakland this morning. we shot new video of the encampment a couple minutes ago. occupy cal demonstrators voted to put up the tents again last night. this is a second attempt. again, last week police moved in and tore them down. there are two inquiries going down about police tactics and the use of force. i spoke with one o

named in the suit are several officers, the chancellor of berkeley, the police chiefs at uc berkeley and oakland and the alameda county sheriff. several investigations are under way. >>> meantime occupy cal has more to be angry about this morning. during the uc renal into's meeting earlier this week, regents approved raises for tough employees. they voted to given the senior employees raidses ranging from 6.4% to 23%. the 23% raise went to the chief operating officer of the uc davis medical center after he received a competing offer. the uc system says the raises were necessary to bring pay in line with market rates. >>> 5:24 right now. it's becoming common in this economy, another credit downgrade this morning. this time for the nation's banks. scott mcgrew joins us. what does this mean for our savings accounts? >> fortunately, jon, it means nothing, your money is safe and guaranteed by the federal government. it means more if you have stock in banks, especially bank of america founded in san francisco. standard & poor's downgraded brks of a and 14 others, meaning brks of a will hav

but a pleasant day. 60 in berkeley. 63 in fremont and castro valley. and inland east bay mid-60s narrow range there. two degree spread. 64 degrees in locations up to about 65 in antioch and livermore and there is highs of 59 in monterey. and mid-60s inland in morgan hill. >> thank you spencer. >> a landslide closing a scenic drive in san peed dro is getting worse. there are several cracks along paseo dell mar. they're putting up a fence to keep people away from unstable area including beach access and a nature preserve. >> there is evidence this afternoon what's happening with u.s. economy is actually affecting illegal immigrations. >> and paper found officers arrested just over 300 people during that period its a huge deep from peak 10 years ago. agents reported 1.6 million arrests. officials believe america's high unemployment is part of the reason fewer people are crossing the border illegally. >> in canada if you say you only have plastic in your wallet that can mean carn too there. is a plastic $100 bills. the flexible bills include hidden numbers