live in oakland christien kafton. >>> today is the deadline for the city of oakland to submit a plan for completing police internal affairs investigation stemming from last years occupy protests. now a judge issued the order last week after a federal monitor released a report critical of the departments happened ling of the -- handling of the protest. requires oakland to complete internal affairs investigations within 180 days. city leaders have said police lack the manpower to do so and they are looking to contract out several investigations. >> our time is 6:04. uc berkeley is deciding what to do next with occupy the farm protestors. alex savidge is joining us with the latest of these negotiations over a plot of land that belongs to university. >> reporter: uc berkeley issued a saturday deadline for these protestors at least to leave this piece of land. that deadline has cop and gone. still a representative from -- it was two ekes ago when dozens of protestors set up tents and planted tracks on -- they need this land for agricultural research and they need it this month. they will

a's here in oakland. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> a state lawmaker who authored a bill on dui punishment is now set to enter a plea today on charges of dui. assemblyman roger hernandez arrested for drunk driving back in march in concord. about a month before his arrest, hernandez actually introduced a bill that would expand the kind of work dui offenders can be eligible to do for early release from jail. among them, looking for employment or getting approval to return to regular work. hernandez set to be in court in walnut creek at 1:30. >>> 6:35, it wasn't the bull in the china shop but rather a mercedes in a glass shop. police say the driver of mercedes hit the gas at full speed instead of the brakes and crashed into ken's glass and mirror company in south san jose. the car went about 60 feet in the building taking out, of course, mirrors, pool table, furniture and support beams. the shop owner was sitting at his desk on the other side of the building. >> i heard on

>>pam: jr is an oakland. >>j.r.: let me give you an idea of what is the scene in oakland. these protesters have been out for most of the day. a gradual dissipation with nearly 1000 people this afternoon. let me show you a video. there was definitely some tense moments outside of city hall. you see these protesters that walked up to a protester. it was during this time that tear gas was deployed. another protester was taken down. and this is video from a flights. please keep in mind their breath at least nine people. this is video from -- or earlier confrontations. >>j.r.: that is what happened earlier this has been a tense day for protesters and officers. this live look from city hall the officers are in the distance. if we can look and be a rise in wheat can also see officers waiting. in the horizon -- we can see. two dozen police officers have gone inside. one of these protesters gained access inside. however it looks like it is a preparation for a worst case scenario. but now, quiet, peaceful if it changes we will keep you updated. reporting live, j.r. stone, kron4 news

someone entered into oakland one of the tombs. the cemetery is usually open to the public because of its historical value but apparently, the vandals entered under the cloak of darkness. they cut this offense, costing the cemetery a substantial amount. >> i think that these people should be institutionalized for doing something like this. >>stanley: just when you think you have seen something that is the worst, someone comes along in the ups the ante. >>justine: a big rig the flip over on 880 is now back on its wheels. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >>darya: and good morning. we begin this thursday morning with a traffic mess in oakland. will tran is live at 880, high street off ramp. >>will: the mess has been here for 3.5 hours. big rigs are still here, but fortunately now it is on its wheels. there in the process of trying to move it off of the freeway and on to the high street exit to get it out of your completely. fortunately, there wer

house fire in oakland. and a haz-mat investigation underway in fremont. >>> big warming trend from the low to mid 60s along the coast into san francisco, mid 70s bay shore upper 70s to mid 80s inland total sunshine today. traveling the lower 48, a little cooler along the canadian coast seat 66, minneapolis 61 boston 78, low to -- low to mid 80s d.c. and new york near 90 atlanta and dallas near 100 phoenix. airports on time. flight tracker abc7news.com. graduation, huh ? crazy, right ? well, with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte, you guys can stay in touch. ( grunts ) cool. you can video call on skype... send photos. yeah, okay. yeah, let's do it. get $100 off any motorola 4g lte smartphone, like the droid 4 now just $99.99. verizon. >> announcer: right now bragging -- breaking news. >>> good morning i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. firefighters still on the scene of a house fire. >> crews appear to be making progress. katie marzullo is live on the scene itch >> reporter: i just talked

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in oakland, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> there has been rampant vandalism in oakland as you are gathering. protesters got to at least two police cars including one from fremont which had its windshield shatter -- shattered. anarchists hurled a box on a police car before setting it on fire. jonathon bloom is live at broadway and 17th where he saw several people, jonathon, being arrested tonight. >> reporter: that's right, dan. as you can see behind me, some of the man power police have brought in to perpetrate arrests, you can see the police officers have a bus here from the alameda county sheriff's department. they have quite a bit of man power and they are using the bus to conduct body searches of some of the people who they are taking into custody. the difference is there are protestors who are gathered near 17th and broadway, but many of them have dispersed. they have been trying to get them to dispurse by pushing them down the street in their police cars. we want to show you what happened about 20 minutes ago when a couple of people got into confrontations near the 17th and

amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> developing news in oakland. police are searching for a suspect who somehow slipped out of his handcuffs and escaped from the back of a police car. officers were driving the 19-year-old to a downtown oakland jail he got out and ran. he left the handcuffs behind on the seat, moss had been arrested for theft. >>> tense waiting game in albany police could move occupy the farm protesters any time from a plot of land owned by uc berkeley. occupiers ignored the request to leave over the weekend. now they face possible arrest at any moment. the movement has detailed what it wants to -- [ unintelligible ] they want to be hooked up to a water supply to irrigate crops. they want uc researchers to agree not to use pesticides there. >>> 5:33. government experts pouring over the next generation of underwear bomb. it was confiscated during a cia counterterrorism operation in yemen. >> fbi worries this bomb could get past machines and screeners. >> reporter: i have new information. one of the top guys is speaking out about this

we had katie marzullo at a house fire in oakland, fire control. martin luther king way blocked between 31st and 27th, freeway traffic unaffected bay the smoke. mass transit systems reporting no delays construction continues for muni at church and dubose with the n judah line shutdown shuttles in place from ocean beach to van ness hop on muni metro. j church line impacted only operating from balboa to church then get on the muni metro from there. a live shot of the bay bridge toll looking a little lighter than normal backed up to the end of the parking lot to westbound for some of the other lanes. >>> -- 6:54. apple's new ceo says the company's juices are flowing and hints at incredible things coming out. chief executive tim cook shown at a previous vent appeared last night at the southern california -- all things digital conference in the opening remarks cook said new prod tkblgs -- new products are about to be released saying the company is doubling down on product kristi. >> here are fire things to know before you go -- oakland firefighters rema

it happened in oakland. this was shortly after 4:00 this morning at 98th and mcarthur. >> and later this morning members of oscar grant's family be holding a news conference. they will denounce former bart police officer johannes mehserle's efforts to have his manslaughter conviction overturned for the killing of oscar grant. >>> happening now uc berkeley may be getting anisi over the continuing staboff. they want to caught reserge on -- conduct research on their albany farm. claudine. >> reporter: there are certainly people still on this land here in albany. still tents out there and still folks spending the night out here and occupying the portion of land. the gate however that has changed. you can see there is a lock here on this gate that is preventing people from walking back in. what uc berkeley police are letting people out but the policy now is they will not let hem back in. uc also filed a lawsuit. they are asking people to leave the land. they have not seen any forcible measures being taken. i've b

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in oakland, ken pritchett, ktvu news. >>> protests in oakland put the police department to the test again and they've certainly been in this situation before. eric rasmussen is live, you've been right in the thick of things today. >> reporter: we certainly were. as you take a look, we're on the other side of the plaza. you can call this the calm before the storm because if we take you to news chopper 2 you can see the very large crowd that's marching through oakland they are on their way here to frank ogawa plaza. when that clash broke out earlier today in this area police said they were actually responding to people in the crowd who began throwing things at them. >> get away from me, don't push me. >> reporter: we were just steps away when oak land police took down this man and even used a taser to subdue him. he was among four arrested during this clash with police that suddenly erupted in the middle of broadway around 12:30. we had to pull back when officers released tear gas into the crowd. opd insists it's tactics have changed since earlier confrontations with occupy oakland in the l

richmond 63 oakland 68, fremont 74°. valleys in the 90s yesterday, big drop into the upper 70s to low 80s probably won't need the air conditioner today mid 60s monterey, mid 70s watsonville. rain is going to stay up eureka° central valley, 60 tahoe 94 palm springs. a's take on -- as far as temperatures overnight keel falling mostly cloudy -- keep falling. high pressure giving way to this cold front that is the beginning of a jet stream coming west-east going to bring cooler pattern for the week. today 1 to 7° cooler, tomorrow about 1 to 4 that will be the case through friday temperatures in the 50s and 60s everywhere did 2 to 14° cooler than today, -- a little warming trend saturday and sunday, no heat, no rain in this forecast cycle. >>> new research suggests many of the nation's overweight and obese teenagers face serious heart risks. the study says half have unhealthy blood pressure, cholesterol or blood should go are levels that put them at risk for future heart problems, 3400, 12 to 19 took part in the cdc survey

oakland residents say oakland natives need to stick it out to make the city a better place. >> people that are successful they want to focus on their job and their careers. they don't want to be distracted bay crime. if we don't want those people to leave it's up to our police department and mayor. >> reporter: study estimates as much as 39,000 people have left the people as a direct result of the homicide rate. over ten years oakland's population has dropped by 2%. it proves crime is every's problem. unless something is done urban areas like oakland will simply empty out. we are live in oakland christien kafton. >>> time now 5:32. a 25-year-old woman that was hit by a car in san francisco has now dued from her injuries. this happened about 5:30 last night on masonic near euclid avenue. that is where tara moriarty is and has more from the police on what the driver says happened. >> reporter: the driver was coming up over masonic there is a hill on the other side of there. he is coming up and down here when he struck and killed a woman in front of the trader joes. the woman was as much

live in oakland abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> and there is oakland oikos university is now in jeopardy of losing acred daigs of its program. last month's shooting rampage left dead. the board placed oikos on pro figs vigsal approval giving two years to fix deficiencies. problems include low pass rates on licensing exams and inadequate staffing for number of students enrolled. >> after 40 years in the east bay, officials hoping to lure golden state warriors back to san francisco. the mayor and supervisors signed a letter to suggest a new arena could be built at the foot of the bay bridge. >> mayor ed lee putting a full court press on the warrior was an appeal to hand deliver bid lee urging warriors to build a new home in san francisco. in time for the 2017 season. and he says san francisco offers sangs. that no other city can match. san francisco proposed site is an entertainment facility. >> any competition? i love mayor lee but i plan to keep all three. >> oakland mayor says she believes her plan too build a new coliseum city for a's raiders and warriors will win out in the end. >> co

one in cupertino and one in oakland. we start with the cupertino one. >> that's where terry mcsweeney is. 280/85 connector ramp cement truck is overturned. >> reporter: he was coming down southbound 280 took the 85 connector that is how it ended up. hard to see from this distance. we have good video. take a look at pictures of what this truck like. it was a trailer pulling two loads of dry concrete you have seen them in the mixers the wet concrete it looks very same but it is dry concrete, good news. also good news that it doesn't seem to have compromised the concrete. the powder does not seem to be coming out of this week. the only thing coming out of this vehicle eight to nine gallons of engine oil. there's crews on the scene throwing sand, throwing chemicals on top of that to try to absorb the oil as it comes down the off-ramp. talking to the ch about how long this is going to be closed. they are -- saying hour maybe two but don't quote me. right now it looks good because the contain there's came off the back of this

this is interstate 880 in oakland. we are hearing this is all connected to a police chase that just ended in the southbound direction. traffic being affected as you can tell from this moving slowly through the area as police conduct their investigation. we are still trying to get more information. we will certainly keep you updated. it is 8:13. you're watching mornings on 2. 3q what's my secret for sunday lunch? my little helpers... and 100% natural french's yellow mustard. it has zero calories for me, and a taste my family loves. >>> good morning to you. a live look from emeryville this morning. hazy sunshine around the bay, partly sunny skies along the coast. >>> lieutenant governor gavin newsom had some star power to kick off his inaugural cable talk show. this is newsom, we are going to show you, there he is right there am as a guest -- appearing as a guest on the san francisco based network current tv. last night he hosted his own show on that same channel. lance harm strong was his first -- armstrong was his firs

we want to stay with the story and take a closer look especially at oakland california twenty five people were arrested there yesterday there were several clashes between protesters and police and now in many ways oakland has been sort of this one of the centers of this movement especially when we talk about harsh measures taken by police you may remember us marine scott veteran scott olsen seen here he was critically injured hospitalized for days after being hit by a tear gas canister shot out by police and i want to talk about the occupy movement since then and bring in occupy oakland activist laura long lauren start off just by describing to me what you saw yesterday what went down in oakland during the may day events. well a lot happened yesterday. where to begin things started very early we send bus loads of people to support union workers in their strike against the golden gate bridge the labor coalition so we have some people out all over the place to support unions and we also are going to march as an pickets around downtown and police began being very aggressive very early in the

oakland and there are hundreds of people, more than 1,000 people in oakland making their way towards the plaza. our nbc chopper trying to establish a shot there in downtown oakland. we'll return to that in a moment. the rally is expected to start at any moment. also there's that standoff, that tense situation in san francisco at turk and goth street. so all of these may day protests actually started early on april 30th. last night san francisco's mission district was targeted by these protesters. a peaceful rally quickly turned violent. here is our joe rosato jr. >> reporter: the small army of cleanup crews were at work. eric taylor showed up in his gallery to face the aftermath of last night's violent rampage. >> the windows were all broken. the front door was shattered. it was unbelievable. i went into shock. >> reporter: around 9:00 p.m. a peaceful occupy march took a turn as a group of 100 demonstrators broke off and started smashing windows, hurling paint along valencia, some 20 businesses and 17 cars were damaged. they had baseball bats or crowbars or something. >> reporter: on

to keeping the warriors in oakland. still has yet to be played out we are not talking about this really becoming a reality until the 2017-18 season it would be decided well before that. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 5:32 now. this week oakland leader consider banning protesters from carrying tools of violence in marches and demonstrations. public safety committee takes up proposal by city attorney parker tomorrow during a special meeting without mentioning occupy oakland by name the proposal refers to tools of violence used by recent incidents. may 1st, protesters torched a police car, it would be a miss business with a $1,000 fine and six months in -- it would be a misdemeanor with a $1,000 fine and six months in jail, if caught with hammerses, metal she'ds and rocks. >>> chicago preparing for -- for more protests as final day of the nato summit begins in a few hours. police clash with demonstrators during the opening day of the summit yesterday leading to several injuries and dozens of arrests. protesters say boeing

and across the bay in oakland, "occupy oakland" is getting ready to take part. ktvu's ken pritchett is live in oakland at city hall where demonstrators say they plan to rally. >> reporter: mayday is international workers day and "occupy oakland" will participate in events here at frank ogawa plaza. they are getting ready, as you can see. just how big the event will be remains unclear. >>> the grass that once covered frank ogawa plaza is still recovering. tomorrow occupy returns but it won't be the same. >> it will be different. >> reporter: "occupy oakland" organizer says the events in support of workers will be spread out across the city and bay area. >> so many actions going on it might not be a big spectacle like on november 2. >> reporter: "occupy oakland" has four gathering points. a noon rally at frank ogawa plaza will be followed by a match from the bart station at 3:00, back to city hall for another rally at 6:00. "occupy oakland" plans pickets throughout downtown. >> i am sure every business will say the same thing. >> reporter: he plans to stay open to

according to the study in the oakland "tribune" 5,000 people a year leave oakland because of the violence. that's cheating -- creating, rather, a drag on the economy because it becomes harder for businesses to grow, attract businesses and raise the taxes necessary to run the city. some oakland residents we spoke to this morning had mixed opinions about leaving town. >> i just don't feel safe anymore. i feel like the violence and the crime rate goes up increasingly every single year. i don't like the loud noise at night. there's cars racing all of the time. >> i think it's a safe neighborhood to me. i didn't -- i really don't anything about anybody moving for that reason. >> the study estimates over the last several years, as many as 39,000 people have left the city as a direct result of the homicide rate. >>> there are still unanswered questions after a fatal shooting after a fatal police shooting in oakland. a suspect was killed and a police officer was hurt near 92nd avenue and birch street early yesterday morning. investigators say the suspect threatened the officer with a gun but it's

live from oakland i'm tara moriarty. >>> we are following more overnight news from oakland. a very tense standoff involving swat teams and a gunman it has ended with a grim discovery. we just found out the gunman took his own life. this started at 10:00 last night. police immediately sealed off several streets and called in the swat team. police finally went into the home around 3:00 this morning they is where they found the gunman dead. >>> a group of occupy protestors are vowing to remain at a research field belonging to uc berkeley. the group occupy the farm held a rally last night at the ten acre field. a handful of members stay on the property even after uc berkeley police shut the gates and sealed off the area. they began camping and growing vegetable there is two weeks ago. >>> also this morning members of oscar grant's family will hold a news conference. they will denounce johan necessary mehserle's effort to have his conviction for killing grant overturned. the former bart police officer made that request for a new trial on wednesday. his attorney says grant's fatal

in oakland, vandals damaged a mcdonald's restaurant. and you can see the workers trying to clean up the mess from the demonstrators who threw paint on the window there. and some businesses in oakland prepared for the worst today. this bank of america boarded up before the protestors took to the streets. many businesses have been damaged in the past, and they were not taking any chances. a number of arrests were made in both san francisco and in oakland today. opd says they arrested about 23 people today in relation to the protests for may day. in san francisco, police say two people were taken into custody. back live to frank ogawa plaza in oakland, you just saw that live report. police still on the scene. protestors still there tonight. we'll show you how may day protests got heated across the country and around the world. >>> the president slips into afghanistan, signs a big agreement with the president of afghanistan. we'll have details. >>> the giants walk them in. ozzie guillin, not talking these days too much in miami. we'll give

. >>> muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos, en oakland miles de personas participaron nunca marcha para celebrar el dÍa del trabajador y pedir reforma migratoria, se vio empaÑada por disturbios, los enlazamos con beatriz para que nos diga como se ve el panorama. >>> buenas noches, hoy lÍderes comunitarios y residentes de la ciudad de oakland destacan el hecho que la marcha que fue pacÍfica tuvo un impacto positivo. >>> eran miles y el mensaje incluÍa la importancia de los derechos de los trabajadores y la necesidad de una reforma a las leyes de inmigraciÓn, planeaban ir a la municipalidad. >>> se le sumaron inmigrantes del movimiento de indignados y muchos se retiraron, otros siguieron hasta la plaza donde horas mÁs tarde se produjeron disturbios, los cuales quitaron protagonismo a la marcha que habÍa sido pacifica. >>> no queremos que llegue el mensaje ala naciÓn que tiene que haber un cambio. >>> aunque que los enfrentamientos acapararon la informaciÓn, la marcha previa tuvo un impacto alentador. >>> es positivo, nos tienen que escuchar. >>> no fui, pero es bueno. >>> sÉ que de que

as i said before, 10 people were arrested today in oakland. the >>pam: kron4 has full coverage on our web site. we encourage you to send us your photographs. we have more to come in this newscast. we have more to come in this newscast. great. so, you're all set up. what's going on? installing cable. you know this is an ikea, right? yes, but look at this sofa! it's so comfortable. we don't want to leave. have you been living here? can i have dinner at michael's house? they're having meatballs. don't be back too late. you know it gets dark when they shut off the lights. okay. i can stay. you know, you can just buy the sofas and take them home, today. for a limited time, get up to 15% back on select seating. ikea, the life improvement store. >>pam: we have already told you about the arrest made in san francisco and oakland. there is also a lot of damage caused by protesters. the thompson joins us live with more. kate >> there has been a decent amount of vandalism going on. here is a live look at the crowd. it has died down some but there are stil

the cab was later found abandoned in oakland. for home invasion robbers are all at large after holding up several people in of walnut creek home. it happened just after midnight on country would court. investigators say to women not on the door of the home claiming their car had broken down. once they got inside, two men jumped out and began robbing the five people. >> one of the males was armed with a handgun and proceeded to force all the residents into a common area and then continued to ransack the house looking for various items to steal >> walnut creek police say this was not a random crime. they say the victims do know the suspects and officers are familiar with them as well. >> occupied activist who took over land near berkeley says they have laid out plans for them to leave. it wants assurances that researchers to do agricultural work there will stop using pesticides and other chemicals. officials say the occupation has already disrupted research. there could be a court battle in the case of suspended sherrif ross mirkar

oakland firefighters are battling a house fire in oakland. this is at 27th or 29th street and martin luther king way h this is also near 880 and 24. -- smoke can be seen from the freeways no reported injuries. katie marzullo is headed to the scene. we'll be bringing updates. >>> planned parenthood officials fire add employee caught on video helping a woman plan an abortion if her baby was a girl. a san jose woman released a youtube video yesterday of it happening. the woman was equipped with a hidden camera. she tells the staffer she wants to know her baby's gender and why. >> so then i would want to schedule an ultra sound with an ob around then and then i would be able to come back here for a termination fit is a girl? -- if it is a girl? >> [ inaudible ] >> planned parenthood says besides firing the employee it is retraining its staff. the video was released to coincide with tomorrow's house vote on banning so-called sex selection abortions. >>> san jose same-sex marriage debate comes up at a hearing this afternoon. the mayor's unwillingne

: we're into oakland tech high school. people are getting bikes ready, some of them getting a last- mundt snack and cup of coffee before they hit the road. they're taking part in a hundred-mile bike ride to sacramento. there are 170 cyclists taking part in the ride for a reason. they raised $50,000 to be part of this, and ma money will go to north oakland schools. the dole and of this event, ride for a reason, is to raise money and awareness about the state of funding for public education. >> draw attention to the fact that california funds its schools at 25% below the national average, which is totally unacceptable. and we thought if we could do something that was physically challenging, to show our commitment to this cause, that would be a good thing. >> cyclists are heading out in groups, and the first group to start the hundred-mile bike ride left about an hour ago. a father and son team is ride to go sacramento on a tandem bike. >> how will you feel when you're done? >> probably going to be tired. definitely. and prob

ps said disperse, they didn't. >> -- oakland pd said it is time to disperse, they didn't. here's chief jordan. >> i was asking the officers -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: my mistake that was a protester explaining her side of the issue. chief jordan says the crowd was warned once, twice, given five minutes to disperse and nobody was moving. as far as that woman's story it may be proven or disproven by backpack remote cameras that several officers had last night. a lot more to do, windows, doors and graffiti. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 6:35. golden gate ferries are back on schedule this morning after a half day work stoppage yesterday we were there live yesterday morning as union workers picketed at the larkspur ferry terminal. ferry service suspended until the afternoon. workers are locked in a labor dispute with the golden gate transportation district. stay with abc7 news for the latest on this still developing story. we'll buy updates later in the newscast -- we'll bring updates later in the newscast and any time at abc7news.com. >>> developing news we've been follow

mass of flames light of the sky on broadway's of a rope in oakland it was not cars burning what was inside the building that surprised neighbors. i'm an indirect jell-o molotov cocktails but they say they're making something else in karen brown i knew police say the suspects were targeting. >>> as noisy protesters marched in chicago three members of the splinter group record facing charges of domestic terrorism. >>> some targets including campaign headquarters of president obama, home of mayor rahm emanuel and other downtown financial institutions >>> the out of state trio and part of an anarchist group was arrested in an apartment raid on wednesday police say they're making molotov cocktails. the men say they're making beer. >>> they are shocked and confused and frightened by the severity of the allegations >>> protests have been peaceful and watch as this man pulled from the crowd. >>> de have since people are planning violence? >>> no. i would like to say property damage is not violence you're not hurting anyone but that is not one of their tactics >>> protesters continued to march the

, flashers blinking along with marked oakland police car. at this point we haven't seen any disruptions or sign of violence pretty peaceful at this point. again, they are sort of walking around disrupting traffic. they did spend a short time in front of the alameda county social services building. at this point, looks like they are headed toward broadway and 14th, where we've seen a lot of activity in the past. >> so far it looks like things are peaceful. >> reporter: exactly. >> thanks. we have to additional element we want to add. >> let's go to nick smith near frank ogawa plaza. >> reporter: we have been following the situation all morning. it is fluid. occupy movements around the country called for a general strike today. what we've seen here today in downtown oakland are three groups gather and mobilize if you look over my shoulder, you can see at the corner of 14th and bring they've blocked the intersection. you also see police on bikes monitoring everything that is happening to make sure nothing gets out of control. video we shot mome

in oakland. the 18 year-old was a high- school senior set to graduate next month. police say he was on probation for a burglary conviction. the officer believed he posed a threat and fired four shots. three of them hit him and the fourth struck the officer in the lake. the oakland city council will review a plan for internal investigations into the police response to occupy protests. details of the plant will not be made public prior to the session. oakland officials met yesterday when they submitted the plan to monitor who is tracking oakland police reforms. >> there could be a court battle over suspended sherrif ross mirkarimi. the mayor wants the video as evidence in his effort to have mirkarimi remove from the office. eliana lopez is fighting to keep the video taken from our neighbor for going to the mayor. >> yahoo! ceo apologizes for lying on his resume. >> there is one thing he is refusing to do. >> while a long drive to work could lead to a bigger waste. >> it's decided to go into a class

oakland went on to fence today. the mayor says the city is pressing ahead with 750-acre coliseum city project. it's a multimillion dollars development. state of the art sports facility. to convert under used land nearby into hotel, retail and convention state. generated estimated $2,000. the project could be paid for with public and private funding and be completed in 2 to 3 years! we own our land. it's already permitted for sports facilities. it has major transportation infrastructure. as far as i'm concerned it's far off. >> but if they build it, the oakland as are in negotiations to build to the state. even the raiders have indicated they might be open to moving back to los angeles. >> they need to fight to keep those two. >> i think it's good. they should fight to keep it here. we should keep all our teams together. >> some people there are worried about a such a big investment. >> a coliseum is not where i would -- >> reporter: the assistant city administrator tells me warriors or the as. the raiders reporting

he hopes to keep the a's in oakland. they are willing to work with the team. >>> important part of american history will be celebrated tomorrow. the 4 point building will dedicate a visitor center. the park opened in 2003, honoring those helping the war efforts. military equipment was assembled. the 12,000 square foot center will include show rooms. it begins a 10:00 a.m. >>> still to come, the for sale sign is up at the claremont hotel. he made a million dollars, why things have not gone well for the father of bristol palin's baby. . >>> look at your numbers. the dow is down 103 points. people still not feeling great about what is happening in europe. >>> land mark in the oakland hills is up for sale. the 200 room claremont hotel. they bought the hotel as part of a foreclosure auction. the asking price is $80 million. >>> levi johnson is living with his mother and hasn't paid child support in a long time. levi johnson's girlfriend is pregnant. >>> today on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, the biggest birthday party going th

that's some two blocks from oakland high. the student was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. there's no words on a suspect or any arrests in this case. >>> parents fighting back against violence in oakland as a tense police standoff wraps up down the street. john sasaki live from east oakland elementary school where it's not uncommon for that school to be on lockdown. >> reporter: at pride elementary the school community and city officials wrapped up a town hall meeting and a march through the community. some were carrying these white flags hope that the bad guys will give up their criminal ways. east oakland pride elementary is protected by a high chain link fence. >> we want this community to be right tired of the shooting. >> reporter: shockingly officials say the campus has been locked down 15 times this school year for one nearby crisis or another including a fatal shooting in front of the school in february. >> it shouldn't be but it's normal. in this community normal for us to come to locke down again. i

oakland pd may have good evidence of their side of many of these arrests. several officers had remote cameras on their backs so they could record what was going on and document what happened out here. something that you see here and a lot of places after violence is the circle a, the international sign of anarchy. many of the people who find themselves destroying various parts of oakland and san francisco, believe that anarchy is the way to go and it is a philosophy that they espouse. right now all is quiet there is still a big mess. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> the violence that resulted last night started coming to a boil at about noon yesterday. police declared the demonstration at 14th and broadway an unlawful assembly. they ordered the crowd to disperse. police used a taser on one and set off a flash bang grenade and used tear gas. earlier in the day there was minor damage as protesters stormed a bank and threw paper. police say an estimated 3,000 took part in marches and rallies in oakland yesterday and the vast majority did so peacefully. >>> may

oakland, napa. you know tonight when you get up tomorrow morning there will be full aerial coverage of fog tomorrow. all 9 counties will have fog. there is the system as it goes through. bringing rain to the north. be nice if we got rain, wouldn't it? the rain is north. this is weak enough that it stretched out the atmosphere and that is why the fog is pushed in. look that temperatures. 57 degrees in san francisco. you get away from the fog, this is the microclimate, back into the 80s. not for us. we will see lots of 70s. maybe couple low 80s. but the forecast, through time here, will be for a cooling trend. sunday was warm. -- sunday was warm. today cool. tuesday mid-70s. maybe couple upper 70s. through the week, more of the same, fog in the morning and mild day time highs. standard late spring weather. but it is not as stunning as the weather we experienced yesterday. hope you got to see the eclipse yesterday. stunning. 49 in santa rosa. 51 napa. 53 fairfield. fog when you wake up u concord, fremo

meanwhile, oakland mayor quan along with others are committed to keeping the team in oakland and say this is where the team should be and that's what they will do the battle still brewing. all of this can't happen until the current lease is up with the team in oakland. we are looking at 2017/2018 season. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> in a couple of hours wall street investors could get a clearer picture on facebook's start as a publicly trading company when the first full day of trading begins. mark zuckerberg rang nasdaq's opening bell friday from menlo park as his company's stock went public. trading wasn't scheduled until an hour and a half later that was delayed another half hour because of technical glitches at the nasdaq. that caused confusion and unease among traders. the price of facebook stock ended where it started at $38 a shower. >>> oakland's leader consider banning -- the proposal refers to tools of violence used in recent occupy incidents may 1st, protesters used a fire accelerant to torch a police car. it would be a misdemeanor with a $1,000 fine and six months in ja

. >> this is a leif picture from sky 7 hd of downtown oakland. may day protest have been going all day long and they continue tonight and once again are heating up. good evening i'm dan. may day demonstration are traditionally about worker rights but in the bay area this may 1st turned into a day of violence and chaos. our coverage begins tonight in oakland and plaza at 14th and broadway. things started getting violent. they have been intense all evening. building. police moving in to the plaza. go back to the live picture i can talk about what is happening. police have taken over the intersection. they have been ordering all the protestors to disburse. many of these are occupy protestors and as i said there has been some violence. there have been some arrest and it has certainly gotten very intense but police decided to control the space in and around oakland city hall at the plaza. by moving in very deliberately. ordering protestors to move back. clear the area. or they will be arrested. there have been clashes. all day long. there have been a

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this is 880 through oakland. southbound 880 looks good near the oakland airport. northbound 880 still a nice move commute along the downtown oakland exits and a quick check of westlawn 237 within the past few minutes. starting to slow. 8008237 looks like that. that is traffic, back to you guys. >> 648 a m and bay area gasoline prices. they're going up again. but they're down across the country. the lundberg survey finds the average price of regular is down 7¢ in the past two weeks nationwide. the average stands at 385 per gallon. if you want a gallon of regular in tulsa is $3.40 per gallon. chicago has the highest price and the bay area is not far behind. >> facebook kicks off the road trips ahead of their ipo launch. executives will meet with potential major investors. among the stops, chicago, washington d.c., new york, and los angeles. the social networking site is looking to raise $5 million. they go public on may 18th. yahoo is the company to watch today as the debate over its ceo heat up. >> here to talk about that and much more is jason brooks. cbs money w

live in oakland, ken wayne. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> one demonstrator went to the hospital after he fell and hit his head on the metal grade. it happened near the city center b.a.r.t. station near the corner of 11th street and broadway. he was treated at the scene and taken to the hospital for examination. >>> we've been taking photos of protesters, take a look at this first one because this is really something. our reporter christien kafton took this picture of a man throwing a brick. that's a brick. he's throwing it off an occupied building. there was a crowd down below. he was throwing that brick right into the crowd down below. what we want to do is move across the bay to oakland. teresa baker showed us this picture from broadway between 14th and 15th you can see all of the tear gas here. this is also happening right in front of a foot locker store right there. i point that out because that foot locker store is all boarded up because it's been vandalized during past protests. finally we have another from jus

, the occupy oakland movement costing the city $3.7 million. most of it $3.1 million going towards overtime important police officers and other city employees. some $600,000 has been spent in operations for maintenance costs, equipment, and other services. the total cost in the city will go up after the mayday demonstrations and the clashes with opd. >>> the complete coverage of tall mayday protests swls photographs and video from our viewers, head over to com com and all you have to do is search mayday. >>> 4:35 now. happening now a man shouldn't under way on bethel island. contra costa countyive's office say the suspect pass fled. he drove to bethel island where the deputies say he shot at officers. no one was hurt. residents on the island have been told to sustain side their homes and lock their doors while that search continues. >>> also this morning, laura, a car crash causing a big-time mess out in milbrae. fire hydrant, according to the fire department, a car was driving down the road around 2:30 last might when it lost control. and mock

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streets and taken least 340 t of the streets of oakland. there were six gun arrests and 13 weapons recovered. there have been 45 this year compared to 38 last year when oakland police believe the solution lies in expanding the shots better program. >>> he contracted and predicted again predicted. >>> as it is shot spotters are stationed across only about 5 mi. of oakland's could cause the city of $8,000 a year. >>> they give. >>> secondary headlines vallejo police shot and killed a man who they say pulled a gun on them after refusing orders to stop it happened late last night after officers got reports the man had shot someone else that weapon turned out to be a pellet gun. >>> and san francisco police recovered more than 100 stolen bikes they say and 18 year-old man was holding the minnesota terrace neighborhood into storage lockers know plenty faces several pounds posted pictures of the bikes online to the real owners can get a bike back fairly good for web site cbs sf thought, transformed the city. >>> to a spot it aol headquarters sleep

. >>> we are also following overnight news from oakland. police are looking for two gunman that shot and injured a man outside his own home. that started around midnight. the man was shot in the chest during a robbery attempt. no word on the victims condition. gunfire could be tied to a home invasion robbery. >>> oakland police are also investigating the shooting of a teenager. the victim was found on 75th avenue and mccarthur boulevard around 2:20 this morning. he was shot somewhere else though and made his way to that intersection. he was alert when police arrived but they say he is not cooperating. >>> there is still plenty of unanswered questions surrounding a fatal police shooting in east oakland. one suspect was killed and a police officer was shot early yesterday morning. the suspect threatened the officer with a gun but it's not clear if the sus% fired on -- suspect fired on the officer or if the officer shot himself. neighbors say late night gunfire is becoming more frequent. >> a lot of times the neighborhood is nice no problem. b

in oakland, ken pritchett, ktvu news. >>> i'm eric rasmussen live in oak -- -- oakland we're on the other side of frank ogawa. we saw maybe a dozen officers walk inside of city hall they had been positioned around the plaza one would think in expectation of what might be happening here later this evening. now all day long police say the challenge has been dealing with different protests around the city that are actually going on at the same time. when that clash with protesters broke out sometime around noon today when ken mentioned, police told us they had identified certain people in the crowd as the source of the problem and took action to remove them. we were there as police officers taeuzed one man as they took -- tased one man as they took him to the ground. it has called on mutual aid from several departments. we have seen them out here. we watched alameda sheriff roll in in a tank. probably a show of force out here at frank ogawa. a number of police, we see them milling about possibly preparing for something that could go down very soon this evening. eric rasmussen, ktvu. >> i'm s

developing news in oakland. police are searching for a suspect who slipped out of his handcuffs and escaped out of the back of a police car. officers were driving 19-year-old christopher moss to a downtown jail before 8:00 last night he got out of the car and ran near 7th and jefferson. he left the cuffs on the seat behind him, moss had been arrested for theft. >>> tense waiting game in albany where police could remove occupy farm protesters from a plot of land owned by uc berkeley many they ignored the request to leave over the weekend. now they face possible arrest any moment. the occupy the farm movement has detailed what it wants to break camp voluntarily they want to be hooked up to a water supply to irrigate the crops they planned and they want researchers to agree not to use pesticides there. >>> experts pouring over the next generation of underwear bomb confiscated during a counterterrorism operation in yemen. >> fbi worries this could get past x-ray months and screeners. -- x-ray machines and screeners.

in oakland, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> there has been rampant vandalism in oakland as you are gathering. protesters got to at least two police cars including one from fremont which had its windshield shatter -- shattered. anarchists hurled a box on a police car before setting it on fire. jonathon bloom is live at broadway and 17th where he saw several people, jonathon, being arrested tonight. >> reporter: that's right, dan. as you can see behind me, some of the man power police have brought in to perpetrate arrests, you can see the police officers have a bus here from the alameda county sheriff's department. they have quite a bit of man power and they are using the bus to conduct body searches of some of the people who they are taking into custody. the difference is there are protestors who are gathered near 17th and broadway, but many of them have dispersed. they have been trying to get them to dispurse by pushing them down the street in their police cars. we want to show you what happened about 20 minutes ago when a couple of people got into confrontations near the 17th and