scott olsen, an iraq veteran, the man injured in the raid, joins me. his first live television interview. keep those tweets coming. use the #edshow and watch for your tweet at the bottom of the screen. >>> well, it's more rough and tumble in the airline industry. the workers are about to get screwed, again. this time americanairlines has filed chapter 11. a new york court claiming labor costs and fuel costs are causing the problem. ceo tom horton said, "it became increasingly clear that the cost gap between us and our competitors was untenable." we've heard this story before. eight years ago, union employees took a 33% pay cut. united went after health care, sick leave and vacation. to this day, none of that was ever restored. in 2002, united and us airways went down this road. now it's americanairlines' turn to screw workers. that's exactly what it is. the airline has $24 billion in assets. $29 billion in liabilities. and over $4 billion in cash. but it's the workers' fault. it's eay to file chapter 11, nail the workers and blame the market. this is a

another catalyst for anger former iraqi war veteran scott olsen unconscious after being injured in an occupy oakland protest last week but you know what you. hear with a moment of silence the veterans show this for tallaght he just will fly with them what do you think about veterans joining occupy wall street do you think it's a strong message after scott olsen veterans one hundred zero zero veterans of all ages who have served their country at war are now fighting for change at home veterans definitely do represent many of the struggles that all americans are going through we have extremely high unemployment rates. these veterans also see themselves as the ninety nine percent the very wealthy are not paying their fair share and so forth so i believe that and i think most people do here to support that traditionally these veterans have been standing up against america's wars but today passed the stock exchange calling for a complete revamp of america's financial system what makes you angry about the system right now if you like corporations and banks and wall street currently have a d

another catalyst for anger former iraq war veteran scott olsen unconscious after being injured in occupy oakland protests last week but you know what you heard of it with a moment of silence the veterans show this for tallaght he just will fly with them what do you think about veterans joining occupy wall street do you think it's a strong message after scott olsen better into untouchable. veterans of all ages who have served their country at war are now fighting for change at home better is definitely do represent many of the struggles that all americans are going through we have extremely high unemployment rates low these veterans also see themselves as the ninety nine percent the very wealthy are not paying their fair share and so forth so i believe that and i think most people do so i'm here to support that traditionally these veterans have been standing up against america's wars but today past their stock exchange calling for a complete revamp of america's financial system what makes you angry about the system right now i feel like corporations and banks and wall street currently hav

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olsen hospitalized with a skull fracture. olsen, who served two tours, is still unable to talk and communicating with short written notes. today, fellow veterans have picked up the cause and outrage in oakland and as far as new york, where the movement began. >> when i saw what happened to scott olsen, i knew it was time to hit the streets. >> reporter: there is now a serious risk between oakland police and oakland's mayor. after ordering protesters cleared last week, the mayor says she supports the movement and gave city workers other than police the day off to join in the work stoppage. in an open letter from the police union, officers accused her of sending mixed messages. "as your police officers, we are confused. is it the city's intention to have city employees on both sides of a skirmish line?" >> i think all corporations are greedy. when do they give back to the community that makes them rich? >> reporter: again, in just a very short time, all of these people will be marching to the port of oakland. there is a lot of

another catalyst for anger former iraq war veteran scott olsen unconscious after being injured in occupy oakland protests last week but you do. it with a moment of silence the veterans show this tally just won't fly with them what do you think about veterans joining occupy wall street do you think it's a strong message that your sky also veterans one hundred zero zero zero veterans of all ages who have served their country at war are now fighting for change at home better and stuff really do represent many of the struggles that all americans are going through we have extremely high unemployment rates. these veterans also see themselves as the ninety nine percent the very wealthy are not paying their fair share and so forth so i believe that and i think most people do here to support that traditionally these veterans have been standing up against america's wars but today the cost of stock exchange calling for a complete revamp of america's financial system what makes you angry about the system right go if you like corporations and banks and wall street currently have a disproportionately

and last week iraq war veteran scott olsen was critically injured by tear gas canister thrown by police i don't know why oakland when we later rock veterans against the war marched in new york city to express their solidarity with a ninety nine percent archie correspondent mistakes can never ports a march on why an increasing number of veterans are identifying with this occupy movement. a marine outraged with police treatment of occupy wall street protesters. has inspired a movement america's war veterans have come out on to the streets of new york to publicly support the occupy wall street movement let's find out what has led them out here to our constitutional rights are being curtailed and we'll search for them . another catalyst for anger former iraq war veteran scott olsen unconscious after being injured in occupy oakland protests last week that's the tough it with a moment of silence the veterans show this for tallaght it just won't fly with them what do you think about veterans joining occupy wall street do you think it's a strong message after scott also reverence to untouchable

olsen, his skull fractured in a clash with police. abc's neal karlinsky spent the day on the streets in oakland. neal? >> reporter: diane, this is the heart of the movement. right in the middle of downtown oakland, all day long, hundreds of people have been streaming through here, skipping work. and in a short time, all of them will begin to march, just about a mile from here to the port of oakland, which they are vowing to shut down, even as port officials vow to keep open. occupy oakland is now threatening to occupy a large chunk of the city. shuttering businesses -- >> we're closed. >> reporter: and threatening a city-wide work stoppage. >> my voice isn't being heard because money has silenced our speech. >> reporter: protesters locked arms in front of citibank flagship downtown, trying to keep people out. >> it's our intention not to let anyone to enter the bank today to do business. >> we're fighting to keep our schools open! >> reporter: hundreds of teachers joined in today for the first time and skipped school, leaving too few

you need to know this over the weekend iraq war veterans scott olsen is finally released from the hospital also was nearly killed by oakland police when he was hit my head by tear gas canister during the police assault occupy oakland more than two weeks ago he suffered a skull fracture and brain injuries also released a photo of himself in the statement reading i'm feeling a lot better with a long road in front of me after my freedom of speech was quite literally taken from me my speech is coming back but i've got a lot of work to do with the rehab thank you for all your support it has meant the world to me you'll be hearing more from me in the near future and soon enough we'll see you in our streets around are the story of scott olsen being a cautionary tale for police on just how much force is too much force when dealing with a ninety nine percent movement who. departments around the nation resorted to that same old brutal tactic once again over the weekend occupy portland was busted up police on sunday hauling fifty patriots off to jail the same thing happened in salt lake city where po

you need to know this over the weekend iraq war veteran scott olsen was finally released from the hospital also was nearly killed by oakland police when he was in the head by a tear gas canister during the police assault occupy over more than two weeks ago he suffered a skull fracture and brain injuries also released a photo of himself with a statement reading i'm feeling a lot better with a long road in front of me after my freedom of speech was quite literally taken from me my speech is coming back but i've got a lot of work to do with the rehab thank you for all your support it has meant the world to me you'll be hearing more from me in the near future and soon enough we'll see you in our streets or rather the story of scott olsen being a cautionary tale for police on just how much force is too much force when dealing with a ninety nine percent movement police departments around the nation resorting to that same old brute acted once again over the weekend occupy portland was busted up police on sunday hauling fifty patients off to jail saying the. happen in salt lake city where police a

. >>> scott olsen who was injured in a "occupy oakland" police raid talked about what happened. >> we were attacked and i was victimized. i was attacked and i ended up in the hospital. that night. >> scott olsen didn't elaborate on his injuries but he spent several days in the hospital. >>> new poll shows voters are divided over the occupy movement. when asked whether they identify with the movement, 46% said they identify a lot or some. 58% said they do agree with the reasoning. 32% said they disagree. as for placing blame about the economy woes, they blame george bush. many who don't support occupy plame the obama administration. you will find the latest o on the occupy movement on www.ktvu.com. click on the occupy protest tab. >>> a return home for a marine killed in afghanistan. ktvu's jade hernandez is in danville with a town paid special tribute. >> reporter: this is not the way the family wanted to welcome home their son but danville showed the family they weren't the only ones who suffered a loss. a -- he began his final trip back home this afternoon. paying respects came in a

scott olsen has become the face, the symbol of who got hurt. the thing is, though, he's a marine corps veteran, and this makes all the difference. we love to celebrate our men and women in uniform. think of a football game. the fighter jets fly overhead, the colorguard presents the colors, the veterans are in the stands to be recognized, veterans are invited on to the field to meet the players, we see video of our brave men and women stationed in iraq or afghanistan as they watch the game and wave to loved ones back home. professional sports uses military imagery and personnel as a metaphor, something we all can relate to. let's cheer for the men on the old line, just as we cheer for our men and women on the front line. hoorah! and so it is, with occupy. the irony of scott olsen surviving two tours in iraq only to be injured by police at home while exercising his first amendment right, a right he was fighting to protect, is lost on no one. the the fact that marine corps veterans see injustice in their country's income disparity or in the lack

another catalyst for anger former iraqi war veteran scott olsen unconscious after being injured in occupy oakland protest last week but you know if you. hit with a moment of silence the veterans show this brutality just move fly with them what do you think about veterans joining occupy wall street do you think it's a strong message it's got also that one hundred. veterans of all ages who have served their country at war are now fighting for change at home veterans definitely do represent many of the struggles that all americans are going through we have extremely high unemployment rates low these veterans also see themselves as the ninety nine percent the very wealthy are not paying their fair share and so forth. i believe that and i think most people do here to support that traditionally these veterans have been standing up against america's wars but to date the past the stock exchange calling for a complete revamp of america's financial system what makes you angry about the system right now i feel like corporations and banks and wall street currently have a disproportionately large voic

a picture that you took this is a photo a memorial for scott olsen who continues to recover in the hospital i believe this was made there in oakland where you are just wanted to put that photo up for viewers to see but talk a little bit about how that incident sort of propelled this movement really much faster and farther in oakland just over the last few days. i mean that has everyone cares very much aware of the. i doubt you hear scott also. cherry blowing up. discussion. now with our senior producer lucy carter not lucy has been giving up to the minute tweets complete with photos and quotes from occupy oakland she is in the thick of things and if you want to know what's going on on the front lines there you should follow her on twitter she's lucy caffein of. well there are so many aspects of what people mean when they say the system in this country needs to change the economic system is one thing for a political system horsley tied to the economic system is another and it's not just what happens once candidates are elected into office but some people are frustrated about it turns out man

olsen brought about a turning point in this movement the emir said i think so the turning point usually happens when people start getting seriously hurt or killed barbara three g. are said the actions of the police in oakland have given the movement its flag to rally around zachary believes that the violence is itself a turning point he predicts that if several more incidents like this happen we will see people within the occupy wall street movement coming out of the woodwork as aggressors a lot of our viewers who wrote in seemed to feel that the violence in oakland is a turning point for the occupy movement and with the lessons learned by this incident let's hope that all sides can find a way to turn in the right direction because we all know there was no turning back . now as always we appreciate your responses and here's our next question for you know at home we've witnessed hundreds of arrests of occupy protesters all over the country from new york city in nashville you see cities and states use arcade legislation or passing around new laws to get it done but it's not anything we th

olsen brought about a turning point in this movement the emir said i think so the turning point usually happens when people start getting seriously hurt or killed arca three g. are said the actions of the police in oakland have given the movement its flag to rally around zachary believes that the violence is itself a turning point he predicts that if several more incidents like this happen we will see people within the occupy wall street movement coming out of the woodwork as aggressors a lot of our viewers who wrote in seem to feel that the violence in oakland is a turning point for the occupy movement and with the lessons learned by this incident let's hope that all sides can find a way to turn in the right direction because we all know there was no turning back . now as always we appreciate your responses and yours are not. question for you at home we've witnessed hundreds of arrests of occupy protesters all over the country from new york city in nashville t.n. cities and states use arcade legislation or passed around new laws to get it done but it's not anything you think that we're

olsen the iraq war veteran become injured and you know so since then of course the police have gotten a lot of critique and then merging quine went back in the next day said that she supported the occupy movement she went to even go visit scott olsen in a hospital so the police and wrote this open letter saying that they were confused that they didn't know what side they were supposed to be on that they want to remind of protesters they're also part of the ninety nine percent and that they felt like the mayor had turned them in to a bad guy and so it's interesting if you look at what happened yesterday during this protest the mayor came out and she actually praised lucy i think we finally have a back on the phone i was just saying that marriage incline actually praised the protesters last night that had peacefully closed down the port of oakland and then said it was a few bad seeds that really ended up leading to some of the violence and the clashes between the police can you explain it in your eyes what you saw how it all went down starting out you were saying in your intro it did st

a picture that you took this is a photo a memorial for scott olsen who continues to recover in the hospital i believe this was made there in oakland where you are just wanted to put that photo up for viewers to see but talk a little bit about how that incident sort of propelled this movement really much faster and farther in oakland just over the last few days. yes and. she cares very much aware of the incident that went out. that was r.t. senior producer lucy counter no lucy has been giving up to the minute tweets complete with photos and quotes she is in the thick of things and if you want to know what's going on on the front lines in oakland you can follow her on twitter she is lucy cafe mom now let's take a look at the g twenty meetings that's a kick off tomorrow in france as world leaders gather to discuss the global economy and many people around the world are facing economic hardship and feel their leaders are disconnected perhaps this is the reason ten thousand protesters are there as well i guess what the protesters this year may be the least of the problems at the g twenty summit

olsen brought about a turning point in this movement well the mayor said i think so the turning point usually happens when people start getting seriously hurt or killed barbara three g.-r. said the actions of the police in oakland have given the movement its flag to rally around zachary believes that the violence is itself a turning point he predicts that if several more incidents like this happen we will see people within the occupy wall street movement coming out of the woodwork as aggressors a lot of our viewers who wrote in seemed to feel that the violence in oakland is a turning point for the occupy movement and with the lessons learned by this incident let's hope that all sides can find a way to turn in the right direction because we all know there is no turning back. now as always we appreciate your responses and here's one. next question for you you know at home we've witnessed hundreds of arrest of occupy protesters all over the country from new york city in nashville cities and states use archaic legislation or passing around new laws to get it done but if you think you thin

olsen in the hospital so the police union wrote this open letter saying that they were confused that they didn't know what side they were supposed to be on that they want to remind of protesters they're also part of the ninety nine percent and that they felt like the mayor had turned them in to a bad guy and so it's interesting if you look at what happened yesterday during this protest the mare came out and she actually praised lucy i think we finally have a back on the phone now lucy i was just saying that mary jane kwan actually praised the protesters last night that had peacefully closed down the port of oakland and then said it was a few bad seeds that really ended up leading to some of the violence and the clashes between the police can you explain it in your eyes what you saw how it all went down sure i mean as you were saying in your intro it did start off and it really did in fact we talked yesterday when people were showing now it's relaxing after their area of the march and we actually did sort of get a little bit of a foreshadowing of what i eventually went down because du

olsen the iraq war veteran become injured and you know so since then of course the police have gotten a lot of critique and then merging quine went back in the next day said that she supported the occupy movement she went to even go visit scott olsen in the hospital so the police and wrote this open letter saying that they were confused that they didn't know what side they were supposed to be on that they want to turn mind of protesters are also part of the ninety nine percent and that they felt like the mayor had turned them in to a bad guy and so it's interesting if you look at what happened yesterday during this protest the mayor came out and she actually praised lucy i think we finally have a back on the phone i was just saying that there jean klein actually praised the protesters last night that had peacefully closed down the port of oakland and then said it was a few bad seeds the really ended up leading to some of the violence and the clashes between the police can you explain it in your eyes what you saw how it all. sure i mean i think you were saying in your intro i heard oft

meantime scott olsen, an iraq war veteran injured in a police raid at one of the occupy oakland protests has been released from the hospital. casey steigel, fox news. >>> lights talk weather now. it was warm and -- let's talk weather now. it was warm and windy today and gwen has been talking about changes. hopefully this is the kind of change that we like. >> it's all relative, i guess. today you're right. it was very nice, mild conditions and warm, 64 degrees at national airport, 503 at dulles and 64 -- 53 at dulles and 54 degrees at baltimore. the winds were gusty, still fairly brisk pushing their way in from the south. we've got 23 mile-per-hour wind gusts now at national airport, 22 at frederick, dulles 25 and baltimore 26 mile-per-hour wind gusts. those winds start to die down a bit, but they'll pick up late into the overnight hours into your tomorrow. be prepared. there is a small craft advisory in effect. mainly cloudy skies today, put we'll end up with partly cloudy skies tonight, more clouds rolling in tomorrow all ahead of a frontal system. that front will bring a chance of som

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. >> a 24-year-old iraq war veteran scott olsen has given a interview. he spoke yesterday to indy bay.org. he was there the night of october 25th protesting a predawn police raid when hit in the head with a projectile. he was in the hospital for weeks and working to regain speech capabilities. >> i was here and something, to a friend of mine. and next thing i know, i'm down z out of it. on the ground. and there are people above me trying to help, help me. >> oakland police department is investigating that incident. we have a link to the entire interview on our web site. and look under see it on tv. >> and an emotional and moving day in danville. a war hero came home one final time. the marine lance corporal was killed in afghanistan. people in danville honored his service and sacrifice. >> and since the day this young marine was killed, this community has come out to support the family and show them they share in the loss. with the giant american flag suspended from fire trucks, the town welcomed home a fallen hero. the body first pass bid a. >> high sch

scott olsen is recovering from a skull frak churl after a police tier gas republicanest hit him in the hit. -- head vm occupy organizers say any injury is unacceptable. >>> the 9 #rd -- 93rd annul veterans parade will kick off in san jose today. the elk lodge honored veterans last night who are unable to march in today's parade. several of them have lost limbs and others have lost their eyesight. the vet reasons we talk -- the veterans we talked to say they appreciate the gesture. >>> well, president obama will mark veterans today later this morning. this is video from 2009 where the president will lay a reef on the thom of the -- tom of the unknowns. that will be at 8 o'clock our time. this is video from 2009. obama did not attend the ceremony last year because he was out of the city at the time. >>> a man is recovering from a stab wound suffered after the raiders game. police say two men got into a fight in the parking lot after the raiders beat the chargers last night. a 25-year-old man was stabbed in the stomach. his injuries are not believed to be life threatening. police say the

mclaughlin says the rally she is attending will honor iraqi war vet scott olsen who was injured at an "occupy" protest. >>> a memorial tonight for people killed in a monterey county, the victims at the mount carmel residential facility ranging in age from 21 to 26. a sixth resident was injured and so were the homes two caregivers and four emergency workers. the cause of saturday night's fire in marina is still under investigation. >>> 5:13. a stolen puppy back with its owners. the change of heart that happened before our cameras. >> and the nba showdown now in overtime. where things stand in the marathon talks to finally end that lockout. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, of arrests. police stopped "occupy" protesters from camping at sproul plaza last night. the protest continues today with a march on a nearby bank. >>> police stopped "occupy" protestors from camping at uc- berkeley at sproul plaza. there is a noon march on a bank this afternoon. >>> another raid on "occupy oakland" is imminent. police are arranging for a significant number of officers. >>> stocks are edging higher after a tumble.

they were protesting in support of scott olsen, a former marine who was seriously injured at a rally in oakland when he was hit by a police projectile. >>> if you larry or see low-flying planes the next couple nights, don't be alarmed. they will begin tonight running through sunday. you can expect to sea or hear the aircraft between 11:30 p.m. and 1:30 a.m. and 2:30 and 5:30 a.m. each day. >>> plan plenty of extra time if you are reading the metro's red line. five stations will close for track work. tahoka, forest glen, glen mont, wheaton and silver spring. >>> less invasive security measures are in place as the prescreening pilot program expands to other airports. four are testing a program called precheck that allows agents to prescreen frequent flyers from american and delta air lines in atlanta, detroit, dallas fort worth and miami. tsa agents have changed when they pat down children 12 years old and younger. and those full body imaging machines have been changed. now only the outline appears instead of a blurry naked image. >> ahead on news 4 today, the conrad murray case that a

. >> you might recall iraq war veteran scott olsen, he was very badly injured during the chaos last wednesday night in oakland. his skull was fractured. he was hit in the head with a tear gas canister. >>> well, weather-wise, a really nice day to hit the slopes in the sierra. the slopes were open, a lot of people out there, skiers and snowboarders, really delighted to see good ski conditions this early in the season. and look at this beautiful sunset. this is from our camera. the big question tonight, how is the weekend weather shaping up? you probably don't want to ask what's going to happen. you said it was really getting cold. >> it's going to get cold, in terms of the weekend forecast, you're going to want to wear a jacket, carry your umbrella. >> winter is practically here. >> we have a frost advisory in place for the north bay area, highlighted in pink. it is going into effect from 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. temperatures in places like santa rosa and napa dropping down to about 31 degrees. we're also expecting wet weather. so futurecast for tomorrow afternoon, the showers are going to move

. >>> iraq war vet scott olsen has given his first interview since he suffered a brain injury at occupy oakland october 25th, he was hit in the forehead by a police projectile. he wales in the hospital for weeks -- he was in the hospital for weeks and still working to regainful speech capabilities. >> i was texting something to a friend of mine and next thing i'm on the ground. and there are people above me trying to help me. >> oakland police department is still investigating. we have a link to the entire nine minute interview on abc7news.com under see it on tv. >>> the body of a danville marine killed in afghanistan is back home. 19-year-old lance corporal joshua carroll was killed 11 days ago. his coffin was driven home yesterday in a procession led by the california highway patrol. it passed san ramon high where he was a popular student athlete. >> always the light of the party happy, a spirited guy. >> people need to know what real heroes are. people look at sports athletes but guys who lay their life on the line everyday. >> he joined the marines from school. funeral services are

. >>> richmond's mayor plans to attend a rally to honor scott olsen injured at "occupy oakland." she defends her decision to be there instead of a veterans day event at the richmond shipyards. >> a good way to really support veterans is to promote the values that veterans, many of them fought for, many of them died for. >> organizers of the veterans day memorial in richmond believe that the mayor has little respect for the country and its traditions. >>> veterans day has roots that reach back to the end of world war i and the city of san jose has been honoring america's war vets since 1919. anser hassan joins us life from downtown san jose the staging area for today's big parade. good morning. >> good morning, frank. we're near hp pavilion which is the start of the parade and the staging area. no one is here this early. it is the 93rd annual veterans day parade and as always one of the nation's largest. the parade begins at noon. it starts near the pavilion and moves east along santa clara to market. and then head south on market street ending at san carlos street. if you use the

. >>> and we're hear for the first time from scott olsen. he has a large scar on his forehead and still has trouble forming words but he remembers that night very clearly. >> next thing i know i'm down on the ground. there are people above me trying to help me. they carried me away. i wanted to get up, stay there, pick up my bag. but they carried me away. >> olsen says his recover is frustrating. he expects to make a full recovery. >>> it is 4:36. the san jose police department is still in shock after the death of an officer. an apparent murder/suicide. officers discovered the bodies of christopher and his wife lynn at their gilroy home. friends and family hpt heard from the couple in days. police have not released how they died but they said christopher died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. officers say they cannot understand why or how this happened. >> he was well liked. he was well respected. nobody saw this coming. it was a complete shock. >>> a search of phone records show no calls to police. he had been with the police department

and there scott olsen is recovering from a fractured skull after being hit in the head by something nearly two weeks ago during a clash between occupy oakland protestors and police. nobody is sure what hit him and where it came from. >> another investigation is underway after wednesday's protest. bart board of directors authorized an internal investigation after a car hit two protestors. they were both sent to the hospital. police were asifting oakland police and witnesses say the driver tried to run the protestors over. police got the driver information and let him go, which angered bistanders and prompted a person to write a qlert of complaint. >> we have an ongoing investigation as a result of the complaint which is the function of the auditor's office to be there for people who believe they're witness to or a victim of police misconduct. >> and there is police have not supplied details or a police report. >> business leaders are complaining they've seen enough of occupy oakland. banks in downtown are boarding up two days after windows were shattered during demonstrations. a spokesperso

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. >> that has become the battle cry of many demonstrators, especially after iraq war vet, scott olsen, was shot in the head by a tear gas canister two weeks ago. now the alameda county sheriff's department joined the video tape war, releasing this recording of a second war vet vomiting in his cell following a demonstration arrest. he underwent spleen surgery. but the sheriff's department says not because of their actions. >> the video clearly shows the deputies coming to his help, trying it find what's going on. they call a nurse, she offers medication, which she refuses. >> it is said cameras don't lie, but the truth rests with who is recording. in oakland, cbs 5. >> san francisco voters are poised to make history tonight based on early returns. it appears the city will elect its first chinese american may your. what the numbers show. phil. >> dana, when the board of supervisors first appointed ed lee to fill out the term back in january, he promised he wasn't going to run for mayor. well, his reversal does not apore to have cost him. early returns show that lee received 33% of the v

october 25th, scott olsen suffered a fractured skull when he was hit in the head by a projectile during a con phone . -- confrontation. >>> pg&e is laying off more than 200 employees. the as pg&e reorganizes following last year's deadly pipeline explosion and fire in cyril wecht -- in san bruno. 200 employees are being cut along with 25 workers connected with the wireless smart meters program. at the same time the online blog says it has hired 90 engineers, mappers and managers assigned to pg&e's gas operations which is now split from the [ unintelligible ] >>> pg&e crews are working in downtown san francisco to fix a damaged gas pipeline and driving through could be a challenge later in the morning. crews capped a leak on beale street between mission and howard last night. a backhoe ruptured a 16 inch line while digginging in the area after 7:00. the leak forced the evacuation of people from nearby businesses and restaurants where the odor was strong. >> we are feeling a little lightheaded when you went through the restaurant you could smell the gas smell. when we stepped outside it wa

>> reporter: the occupy movement is galvanized in part by images of marine scott olsen, seriously injured by what witnesses say was a police projectile. today in new york a group of veterans marched through wall street. >> need to step up and make good. >> reporter: holding up pictures of olson. in philadelphia, police moved in to arrest nearly a dozen protesters who settled into the co comcast building, the parent company of nbc universal. back in oakland, the police union says they, too, stand with protesters but they will also enforce the law. brian, the crowd has been growing all day. while for the most part it has been peaceful there have been incidents of vandalism. later tonight, protesters say they will head to the port of oakland where they will try to shut down what they call the largest point of commerce. brian? >> miguel almaguer on the noisy streets of oakland, california. thanks. >>> back here in the northeast, by the way, five days in now and more than 1 million homes and businesses, over a million still have no power after that strange late october, prehalloween snowstorm

that is scott olsen. he said online that he is feeling much better. friends say olsen can read. he can write. and still having some trouble talking though. his head injury was reportedly caused by a tear gas canister that was allegedly fired by police. >>> well, protesters who heard two police officers during an occupy march in san francisco are still at large. police say the investigators were trying to stop those from emerging into the crowd and an officer suffered cuts to his face and a torn uniform. both suspects blended into the crowd. and uc berkeley police chief is interviewing witnesses and reviewing video like this looking for instances of excessive force during occupy cal protests. youtube video shows dozens of officers in officers in relationship gear ramming protesters with -- in riot gear ramming protesters with baton. this is last week. and protesters will work very hard not to repeat the violence and a student walkout is planned for tomorrow. >>> and we now know the name of the man killed by a muni bus yesterday afternoon. the victim is identified as 71-year-old m

olsen injury. "the examiner" says only two deputies carried projectiles in oakland and neither fired theirs. >>> san francisco supervisors are expected to go on record today as supporting the "occupy" protestors. the supervisors committee approved a resolution yesterday to express support. it asked that no force be used to remove protestors. >>> things are fresher at the "occupy sf" encampment. portable toilets there were overflowing and unusable until a crew arrived yesterday to clean the plaza. no word who paid for the service. the portable toilets were given to the protestors by private donors. >> a big thank you to whoever did that, man. >> they're all saying hal leah for that. i think everybody is. >> well, i guess today is the beginning of the end of some nice weather. >> it's the beginning of the end? >> i wouldn't go that way. >> that depresses lawrence. >> we have already heard prediction like that earlier this year, frank. >> nostradamus! [ laughter ] >> we are talking about high fire dan

. >> in an interview with a not- for-profit media website indie bay, scott olsen criticized the police investigation into his injury. it's believed a tear gas canister shot by police hit him in the head while he was protesting on october 25. doctors say the impact damaged the speech center of his brain. olsen says he was unable to speak for days. >>> despite two evictions by police over the past month, "occupy" protestors returned to frank ogawa plaza this afternoon. "occupiers" say they want to reestablish an around-the-clock presence in the area so they will have a central location for their movement. they also say there are no plans to erect any tents this time around. >>> and "occupy sf" will meet in an hour it discuss the city's attempt to encourage them to leave their high- profile spot on justin herman plaza. mayor ed lee is offering to let them set up camp at a former school site in the mission district. but the deal comes with a list of 20 conditions which include keeping the place clean and it would have to be alcohol-free. >>> other bay area headlines, the alameda county she

olsen was injured during a protest last week. >> clearly from the public, the public didn't like what they saw and what occurred and what happened. >> reporter: but batts says this is no longer his territory that jordan and mayor jean quan are in charge now. and monday morning quarterbacking is not his place. >> if the mayor is going to doing a good job or bad job, it's not up to me to decide. >> that was christin ayers reporting. we'll be following the strike and we'll have much more on our 6:00 newscast. for the latest anytime, log on to our website, cbssf.com. >>> you know, we usually hear from id theft victims who tell their nightmare stories of their experiences. now we're going to hear from two women who know the most about id theft, because they made a career out of it. julie watts with exclusive access behind prison walls. she got these women to reveal their secrets. how they did it and their advice to you. >> it's easy. it's fast. and it's a fast come-up. >> reporter: it's how sheryl emptied bank accounts for a small crime ring. >> there are some banks that would make it easi

in his first statement since the clash with police scott olsen said that he is feeling a lot better. he says his speech is coming back but he still has a lot of rehab ahead. he told supporters they will hear more from him soon. >>> threats of violence have forced uc regents to cancel their meeting this week. they urged the regents to postpone wednesday's meeting in san francisco. they received intelligent against that some anarchists were planning to disrupt the meeting. >> interview: there was evidence that law enforcement found very credible that there was some rogue elements that were looking to cause trouble, violence and vandalism. >> reporter: meantime, university police have been criticized recently for using what some call excessive force against occupy protestors at cal. today one student arrested in a clash with police on wednesday says officers attacked protestors without warning. >> interview: an officer walked up to me and started stabbing me in the ribs with her baton while i screamed i was a peaceful protestors not resisting in any way. how could i, my arms were behind

scott olsen had a skull fracture when he was hit by a projectile. and yesterday the alameda county sheriff's department released this video of another protestors in custody. he can be seen vomiting in a detention cell after being arrested in a clash with police. he had spleen surgery. the sheriff's department says he was never mistreated. >> the video clearly shows the deputies coming to his help trying to find out what is going on. they call a nurse. she offered him medications which he refused. >> reporter: police say they were the ones in danger that officers were injured when protestors hurled weapons like these, hammers and bottles full of chemicals. but campbell says there is no junction for what happened to him. >> someone needs to be helped responsible. >> reporter: campbell hasn't ruled out a lawsuit. he says he is talking to lawyers. he says he would like to see an independent investigation into police tactics. >> all right. christin ayers, thank you. >>> well, there is a growing battle between oakland businesses and mayor quan and today t

olsen standing peacefully. within moments he is hit in the head with a tear gas canister fractured his skull and left him in pretty good condition while . this shot a spotlight now shining bright on the role of police all the while the protests spread much to the dismay of authorities who over the weekend evicted encampments once again in oakland. and in portland. st louis to name a few and new york's zuccotti park the heart of the movement also clear for the first time since the the movement. now many worry what's next for occupy d.c. so one of the first things they did here is to clear this part of the park protesters tell me they've moved their tents closer to one another they say they've condensed their efforts because they want to stay focused they want to stay organized i think there's a chance that some of the protesters on the other occupations around the country could wind up here on k. street because this is one of the last places and very few clashes with police in washington christine prison r t. so

olsen stay mentioned in all of the rallying speeches with the cheering loudly we're bowing out the east heading on the on the nature of the discussion and the nearly thousand or so protesters that are gathered this morning are currently normalizing for one of their one of the things that are all marches that have the scouts don't listen and they're essentially holding city hall mark brown the city to shut down various banks to to live raise their voices and protests on the day of the general strike which is the significance of today and all of these events will call me in a massive protest scheduled up against the port of oakland this is the mail is easiest for me get into the country and they will surely feel their power and their ability to actually come back to commerce here in the us and i expect that this will be on top and in other occupations across the country many businesses were in fact shuttered we saw a lot of signs saying we are closed today november second all in sort of solidarity i would like to call it would be a general strike that's been scheduled for today. or to see