and passengers are on edge. another of protest has been called from the online group anonymous. this is video from another protest earlier in the month when protesters disrupted the commute. bart staff and security tried to prevent protesters from gathering on the platforms. another protest has been called for tonight. jar stone is live at the civic center guard station to explain what is behind the protests and what is going on now. >> the good news is all bart stations are open to commuters. this is the square area above the civic center bart station. this is where protesters usually meet. protestors are here in very small numbers. i do want to go to the video. within the last hour one person has been arrested. that is what sources tell me. one person has been arrested by police. and this is a person that had warrants for their arrest and a person that has been seen at several other regard to protest specifically. he will spend the night in jail. i spoke with people from bart police. they told me zero tolerance for anyone to get out of hand. zero tolerance for anyone who goes on to the platform. >> tonight, anyone who obstructs or interferes with the transit system will be aggressive. this is becoming a weekly event. we do not want that to be a weekly event. we do not want to suppress anyone's first amendment rights. >> back out here, you can see some of the officers, i just received an update saying that there have actually been two people arrested. protesters are upset saying that their rights were violated weeks ago when the cell phone service was turned off at four different part stations. this is the second week in a row that something like this has gone on. on the web site, the group of anonymous says the protests will continue until board announces it will no longer sensor people during a peaceful protest. as of right now all boards stations are open. reporting live in san francisco, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> there is the embarcadero board station. >> right now i am live at beale street and market. right now i am at the embarcadero station. you can see down there the embarcadero station. this is where the bartender and muni trains people. so far it has been very quiet. we have not seen any protesters. so far as it has been very quiet. if you look along here you can see a slow but steady trickle of people were walking down into the station. the story has been, about 4:00 p.m. this place was a madhouse. people were literally running down the sidewalks to get down here. i spoke to a couple of people who said they did not want to get stuck and any problems like there have been over the last couple of weeks. a lot of people did not want to get stuck. there was a mad rush to catch a train about an hour ago. now that has calmed down. we sought a few border police officers with great gear hanging from their belts. they said they have not had any problems or seen any problems. some are hoping that it stays that way. for now we will stay here and bring you the very latest coming up this evening. >> we are taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. the fog is rolling in. we will be dealing with over my cold so and they fall. tomorrow will bring us a lot of sunshine and warm temperatures. inland spots getting into the upper 90s. temperatures will cool down by wednesday. we're taking a look at the temperature trends for the next few days. tomorrow is going to be the warmest day of the week. temperatures will cool off by wednesday and thursday. a full forecast coming up in a few moments. uprising. we will show you the celebrations in the streets of tripoli as rebels take the city leading muammar gaddafi know where to be found. also, caught on tape, house version and managed to reel in a big shark in a tiny boat. new trouble for the oakland police department. authorities say that a multimillion-dollar upgrade to emergency radios is not working. plus more bad news for wells fargo customers. the date is cutting one of its most unloved perks. all of that ahead. >> experts are predicting a sharp drop in oil prices. the rebels in libya now control about 90 percent of the capital city. state department says four leaders muammar gaddafi is still somewhere in the country although no one knows exactly there is no question that the 40 year reign is over. >> the situation is still very fluid. there remains a degree of uncertainty and there are still regime elements that pose a threat but this much is clear, the good of the regime is coming to an end. >> rebel forces arrived in the capital firing their weapons in celebration as people cheered. the rebellion began months ago in the eastern city of than ghazi. people set off fireworks to mark the downfall of the dictator. after months of stubborn resistance, the only parts of libya under gaddafi's control or if you've heavily fortified compounds and central tripoli. this is where gaddafi may be held up. his residence compound is flanked by the tens where he received gas and heavily bombed complex of military bumpers. behind his home as a camp for his loyalists. aside from gaddafi's date there is a question of what will happen to libya's oil industry. before this civil war that provided 2 percent of the world's oil and exported one place really as carol same-day. that will help u.s. consumers about 4-65 per gallon over the next month or two. rebel forces say that gadhafi's sons were taken into custody and then hijacked by loyalists. there are three sons said to be in rebel hands. it is unclear what is going on. >> another person has died after being injured at that terrible stage collapsed. the latest victim, a cheerleading coach from ohio that suffered serious head injuries when the storm hit on august 13th. a number of people are still hospitalized. the sexual assault case between dominique strauss-kahn is falling apart. prosecutors in new york are asking to dismiss all of the charges against him. they say there is a reasonable doubt. investigators say that she repeatedly gave false and contradictory information. the woman's attorney is condemning the prosecutor's decision. casey anthony is back in florida. her attorneys will argue that she is already served one year's probation for check fraud. they say that she served it while in jail awaiting her murder trial. these are pictures from last month after she was acquitted of killing her daughter. she has been keeping a very low profile and her exact whereabouts have been a secret. and these aren't people in florida getting ready for her keen eye ring on a course that could take to the u.s. mainland by the end of the week. people buying things like bright with to protect windows. this is pr. i ring has brought a very heavy rain and cut power to more than 1 million people. residents of georgia and south carolina are being burned to stay on alert since the past is very uncertain. a new memorial to martin luther king is now open to the public. it is impressive. from a 30 ft. sculpture of the civil-rights leader at the national mall in washington. some people are getting a preview visit of it today. this will be officially dedicated on august 28th. president obama is scheduled to speak. this weekend of march -- this week marks the fortieth anniversary of the i have a dream speech. >> morning clouds a lot of sense unexpected for tomorrow. tomorrow will be the hottest new bring me all the rest of his unfetters and stuff -- take a look at the 7 day around the bay. tomorrow be the hottest of the week. temperatures will dip -- temperatures will dip by wednesday and thursday. >> i am kiberlee sakamoto with today's edition of take a look at this. a father and son fishing in a kayak on a snag a 7 ft. shark. that is more than half the size of the cognac. the boy's side is documenting the whole thing. >> the shark pulled a kayak. we call that the texas lawyer right. take a look at this relaxing afternoon. fishing turning ugly. the captain sent out a distress signal after the engine started smoking. the coast guard really try to save the boat but once it started taking on water it was only about saving those eight people on board. there were hoisted up one by one. minutes later the fishing boat sank. take a look at this great catches at a major league baseball game. look at this and in the stands a leaping into the air to catch a foul ball with one hand. he jumps right in the ear and impress the crowd. a lot of big cheers. take a look at this a wild pitch at a little league world series game, and bounces into the dirt and goes straight for the camera shattering the glass. fortunately no one was hurt. as you can see they did have to stop the game to clean the glass of of the field. stay with us, we'll take a quick break and be right back. and then come the the onyx, chevron >> we have a programming note to tell you about. this thursday, kron kron will air how abc programming. we will be right back. >> a new round of communication problems for the oakland police department. what authorities say a multimillion-dollar agree to an emergency radios is not taxing serious problems. also, new or rests in the bay area cold case and murder. authorities found and arrested a father and son for a deadly shooting in 2004. more bad news for wells fargo customers. the bank is cutting its popular warm points programs for existing customers. >> i want to step out of the way. within the last 15 seconds, you can see that a number of people have made their way towards the bart's station at the civic center. so far, all four stations downtown are open, but a large group, somewhere in the neighborhood of three dozen- four dozen people just made their way downtown. that is in addition to the people who are already down on the platform protesting. i do want to go to some video. this is the deal we are just getting into the news room within the last 30 minutes. one of the protesters is yelling all sorts of things. she was arrested. police said that are not taking any chances. zero tolerance when it comes to safety issues, especially on the platform. i am told that at least four arrests have been made. at this point, the police presence is a large one. last time they had around 100 officers out here last week. today, the number is even larger although the woman give us an exact number. that is video you are looking at from the platform within the last 30 minutes. we do want to come back out here live, you can see some of the people around one of the entrances to the bart station. a large group just went downstairs. as of right now all bart stations are open. you can hear some of the sirens in the distance. if that changes we will let you know. again, all of the burress stations are open right now. >> just so you know, we just got word into the newsroom at the civic center station is being closed. officials are taking action in light of the pictures that you showed us, protesters beginning to gather. as you said, for people of the arrested. >> it is important to note, i spoke with sources earlier and they said if the civic center and guard station closes, expect the power station to close shortly thereafter. they are trying a different technique although they would not get into details. if you are committing or knows someone commuting, you may want to america and the montgomery station or the embarcadero station. >> again, just to let viewers know, the civic center bars stationed in san francisco has been closed by authorities and so far, four people have been arrested in connection with today's protest against march. oakland's police union says the lives of its officers and citizens is at risk. that is because the city's police radios are once again and not working properly. >> the oakland police department's new radio system went on line more than two months ago. officers in the field say it is riddled with problems. >> the radios are just not working, there are a lot of dead spots around oakland. there are also, when you hear the talk on the radio, it is garbled. those are some of the problems. bottom line, it is just not dependable. >> the oakland police officer association president says a radio is falling far below expectations and it is putting the safety officers and citizens at risk. >> the greatest tool that we have our police radios. we do not have those radios, we are sometimes defenseless. >> city officials from the mayor and police chiefs and down are taking this seriously. they say it is time for the company that sold the city this equipment to fix it. >> the bottom line is, the system we have right now is not dependable. we hope that is resolved as soon as possible before someone loses a life. >> on monday, oakland city officials released a statement that contained mixed messages. on one hand they say safety is a top priority, on the other day say that when the employment of this system they said it would take 90-one of the 20 days to work out the kinks. this is only days 78. it also said that as of friday, most of the issues have been worked out but they will not say specifically which issues have been worked out and which issues are still outstanding. in oakland, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> one of the biggest communications issues was shortly after the verdict announced in the march shooting trial involving oscar grants. this was the scene of protesters looted stores and broke windows. oakland police had trouble. h >> we want everyone to clear out of the station. it is unlawful assembly. police officers here are in riot gear with helmets. i am part of the grid that is being persuaded to leave. the officers are not directing me to leave the station. the station is close, trains are going through, there are not stopping. i have to exit the station right now. the police are forcing everyone to leave the civic center station. >> can you continue to speak as as you exit the station? >> yes. >> what is happening in terms of the protesters? >> there have been four people arrested. this started yelling and chanting. there were told that could not do that. they continued to do that and they were arrested after that. it is now very quiet. >> we should let viewers know, you're looking at video of one of the four people that have been arrested in connection with the bar to protest. just bush is at the civic center and guard station. we want to check in now with stanley roberts was of the guard stationed at pulse 3. >> what i can tell you right now is what part police are doing is starting to close some of the doors at powell street in anticipation of what may or may not happen. there are about 24 officers here right now. and are also some people from court here to help out. right now everything is still going smoothly at powell street. >> are there protestors in your area? >> right now, there are not any protesters. some officers are monitoring the radios in closings was going on at the civic center but they have not made it this far yet. >> the house street station you say is in the process of being closed? >> yes. they are in the process of closing some of the gains. " close and as necessary. they are closing some of the gis, but not all of the case. >> the civic center board station has been shut down, you're looking at video of one person who has been arrested. as we just heard from stanley roberts of the powell street station, officials there are also beginning to shut down some of the gates in anticipation of potential problems. you're looking at a live picture outside of the civic center art station. right now that station is closed and trains are going through. as we heard from reporters, a number of people tried to leave early today in anticipation of this protest. we are continuing to monitor the situation there and we will bring you updates as they are warranted. >> now, let's move on to another story, mountain view police say they have cracked a cold case a murder investigation that dates back to 2004. rob fladeboe records, three men are in custody in connection with the case including a father and son. >> as a part of the santa clara county of violent gangs task force, they have solved the 2004 cold case killing of alessandro fernandez. the 17 year-old who went by the name of alex was shot and killed as he rode his bicycle on the evening of september 24, 2004. after being interviewed, the task force announced the arrest of 23 year- old anthony figueroa as well as his father, 43 year-old arthur figueroa. accused of perjury for lying to a grand jury in connection with the case. the suspected shooter, 28 year-old deal on a duarte was arrested last week. here is the police chief on the case. >> there is no one defining moment perce in the case began, months and months of a good hard work we want the community to know and our victims' families to know that we will not give up on these cases. we're going to find a way to solve them. >> the police suspect the shooting is the result of an ongoing turf war. >> a man convicted in the thanksgiving shooting rampage has been sentenced he shot and killed three of his in-laws back into of six outside of the families oakland apartment just after the deadly shooting spree. he claimed he was acting in self-defense. his brother was also convicted. >> 87 and los gatos and cupertino. inland spots, more of those 90s popping up. along the east bay, mid-70s and low 80s. along the peninsula, 83 for san mateo, 75 for pacifica and 74 for downtown san francisco. >> we are taking you back live to the civic center and guard station area. the streets are relatively calm. about 20 minutes ago and artificial decided to close the civic center and guard station because of an ongoing protests. for people under arrest and so far but there has been no demonstration at this point. officials are also setting down some of the gates. in anticipation of any problems. we will continue to follow the story and bring in more after the break. stay tuned. >> we will stay here and keep an eye on things to let you know anything happens. everything here at the embarcadero station seems to be going very well.. >> we have many reporters in the area monitoring the situation related to the board protests that was scheduled to begin at 5:00 p.m.. on the phone with us now is paul rhodes, a spokesperson from unique. muni commuters are also being affected. bring us up-to-date on what muni is doing. >> when art closes the stations, and we have to bypass the stations as well. that is where we're at. right now the civic center and portions of the palm are affected. quebec >> you have to close those in conjunction with are question marks >> yes. park owns stations. on the close the stations, we have to bypass because they did not let passengers in or out. >> what are the options for those new passengers to rely on getting on at those locations? >> take the shuttle on the surface or the streetcars. any other plans anticipated in line with the protests? >> we have to monitor how things are going and make decisions at that point. >> paul rhodes from muni, thank you for that update. now, we're hearing them unique is also affected at the civic center and it's partially of the powell street station because of a foreclosure. we are going to check in with reggie kumar at the embarcadero station. reggie, what is happening there >> so far, services running smoothly. there has not been any processors and made it all of the platform. even at the embarcadero station, at this point, they are making an announcement about the protest for disrupting businesses. many passengers are upset and frustrated that trains are not stopping at that station, so far, service is running in the have not stopped the trains. have the >> seen an influx of people coming from the stations that have been partially closed? >> not at this point but i did before 5:00 p.m. hour, a lot of passengers got on the train of around 4:45 p.m., before the of 5:00 p.m. hour to avoid the protests. >> rigid, more reporting at the embarcadero station. you're looking at video that was taken earlier today. this is one of four people that have been arrested so far in connection with today's protests. bar has made it this close the civic center art station, that came about 25-30 minutes ago, also affected by this, and upholstery station is partially closed. they are shutting down gates in anticipation of any potential problems. on the phone is a the president of the board to board to give us an update on plans for of the evening. mr. franklin, thank you for joining us. the board has not decided to close the civic center station and partially the powell street station. what is next in your plan? >> i am on the borden board. i do not have the police details, unfortunately. they know that there is a need to keep the trains it creates a safety hazard during rush hour. if one train stops, trains get back up through the transition and it becomes too dangerous for passengers. it seems like the bart police are drawing the line. they are not allowing the protesters onto the platform. some are pushing them out into the free area. >> our understanding is that four people have been arrested. do you have information beyond that? asks >> i have been watching a live caesarea's a few more than four people have been arrested. instead of impacting innocent people, we want to be able to discuss the policy in a respectful manner. >> are you pleased with hobart officials are handling this situation? >> i am. we're getting experience with pushing people out of the station. we have to keep the trains moving. at this point i think it is being handled appropriately. reports i have gotten, it seems like protestors are being respectful as well as police officers. >> many protesters have decided board's decision in anticipation of an earlier of protest to shutdowns of phone service. is that part of the potential plan should things get out of hand? >> i do not think so. before, so phones were being used to elude the park police. they were texting who are police officer positions. now we have seen people moving. there is no need to cut the cell phone service at this point. >> mr. franklin, wednesday is the board meeting to discuss the issues. we will take a break and be right back. winds >> >> and bart has decided to close the san francisco civic center burress station and a partially closed at the paul street stations and the destruction is also affecting you. whew the rest of the immune system is running on time. we're going to check in with a generous donor, he is live at the civic center of our station with the latest from that location. when >> travelers are getting delayed. >> someone directed me to powell. you either walk towards the bey or in another direction. >> they should not just shut down without warning people. i sank have exceeded their power a little bit. box >> we wish you the best. as of right now, we talked about before. powell street and the civic center stations are both close at this point. back to you, pam. >> when i turn around and looks in the distance, a lot of them have marched off towards the powell street station which has since been closed. out here right now we are not seeing those protesters that was on the platform earlier. we are not saying the protest as it was shot outside. the officers are dressed up today. i do not know the numbers are as great as zero saw last monday but we saw at least four dozen or five dozen. >> there are stone live at the civic center bart station. >> the embarcadero station is open. everything here seems the going very well. we have not seen any protesters although moments ago reggie kumar was on the platform and said that about 1 dozen are police officers in riot gear got off of the train. there are no protesters. they have shipped a few officers to the east, to the embarcadero station. again, everything seems to be going smoothly. there was a huge rush of people trying to get on the trains. that was presumably to be the 5:00 p.m. deadline for when the protest was supposed to begin. now everything is pretty quiet. if you look, you can see there are not to many people trying to get on board from this particular stairwell. big we're going to stay here and keep an eye and things for you. for now we're live at the embarcadero station. >> let's also check in with another of our many crews covering the story. critical more is at the embarcadero station. are you downstairs? >> i am on the platform. about one dozen are police officers just got off of the train and are now here, possibly waiting for protesters. we have not seen the protesters arrived at the embarcadero station. local police officers are preparing for them to come >> the house street station has been closed. people are able to come in and out at embarcadero, correct? >> that is correct. trains are running on time. we are driving your moving to the civic center in position without stopping at the power station. that has not happened here and embarcadero station. >> ready kumar, let's go back to charles clifford >> with information. idaho just moments ago, barred protesters as per coming down markedly. hawks the police from san francisco or behind them. i would guess there are 100-150 coming down the street, right down market street. traffic is closed in the eastbound direction. traffic is moving on the other side. there are some san francisco police officers coming by with,. everything so far seems to be going very well. things are very calm. police officers seem to be keeping them industry. there does not seem to be anyone who is trying to come off of market street on to the sidewalk. everyone seems to be doing very well and staying calm, saying in the street. they're going past the embarcadero parts they sixth there are probably about two of the protesters that does one by a the bart's station and embarcadero. there of officers on motorcycles. they have a foot patrols. in a motorcycle units in front of the protesters. they're closing of traffic. no one is able to cross a market street. here are a few more advanced. let's go ahead and see if we can zoom in has as they head down market street. none of them appear to be going down in the platform. they appear to be staying on market street. there are stationed stairwells for the down from where i am. everyone appears to be staying in market street >> of boards of about two of the people. they did not seem to be chanting in unison or causing disruptions from your vantage point? >> there were marching. a few of them had the signs, there were some yelling but there was not any coordinated chance or anything in particular. obviously this all started over a shooting on the bart platform a few weeks ago. some of them had signs referring to that incident. there did not seem to be any organized effort to cause any problems along market street other than just walking down the middle of history. >> we are seeing traffic backing of the hide of those protesters. is that going to pose a problem on market street in largest >> it is always a bit of a traffic backups, especially with the buses. everyone behind them, it has probably been slow and back up. they're getting pretty close to the end of market. hot hot >> grant lotus is here in the studio. and luck >> of protests have been going on. next but charles clough for just reported, there is a crowd that has marched down past hem. he and stanley roberts is another one of our many reporters at the balustrades days is one of these days is now closed to barge as well as the fact that muni is shut down. stanley, what is happening there? >> the protesters walked right past the powell street station. what they did it was, when there was were they were headed this direction, for started shutting down the entire station. the move everyone out into the streets. " while embarcadero is completely empty except for police officers in a riot gear. >> powell and civic center are still closed and you have no sign of protest going on in your location? people are being told to continue to exit? >> this station has been cleaned out. they're telling everyone to head towards montgomery and embarcadero because it is closed. the burress civic center and powell streets are both closed. the gates are down. you cannot get in or out. stanley >> roberts, thank you for that update. >> about 15 minutes ago, police and told everyone to get out of the station. today's protest gives a little different. >> hottelet did respond. there was no violence at all. the police were very clear about what they were going to do. >> we want to go back to j.r. stone who is also at the civic center station. >> can you hear us? >> yes. >> we are going to throw things back to you. >> date are was trying to line up a commuter. let's check in with reggie kumar. >> ready, can you hear us? >> we are going to take a break and get back to the latest information on this developing story, with us. >> just minutes ago we learned that the powell street bart station is not open with limited access. there are two entrances open. the civic center for a station is closed. protestors have made their way down market street. reggie kumar is reporting live. >> about one dozen cops were standing in front of the ferry building as the protesters approached. the building was shut down. there were bars pulled down in front of the doors. police officers were not letting them inside >> hundreds of, were following. we do not know if they're going to the embarcadero station and stop service or what their plan is. >> just to be clear, is the sherry building close? >> they just read (the building syriacs coolest just reopened after protesters left. >> you were looking a at protesters data video. they're moving back towards the border? >> hot yes. i do not know if they're going to disrupt service there. >> there are no distractions. are they causing any problems along >> >> ps. that are causing harmful. police have had to shut down traffic along market street. muni buses are having a difficult time trying to maneuver through the foot traffic on the street. there are some disruptions, but nothing thought that the police department has not been able to handle >> reggie kumar, stay in touch. on the phone with us now is mark clifford who works inside the ferry building. thank you for joining us. can he tell us what is going on? are there protestors in sight? >> not from my vantage point, it is business as usual. when were you there as the protesters came into the >> ferry building> > i was here during that time. i saw one security guard running down balls. besides that, there is no extra commotion. >> the temporary closure of the ferry building, now it is closing as it would on any normal they? >> yes. the businesses are open. everything is running more or less smoothly. >> there is nothing to jarring. >> they do for your observations. mark clifford of the ferry building. j.r. stone is at the civic center station. can you hear us? >> yes. we have really been busy talking with commuters. rita simmons is here. where are you trying to get? >> to pittsburgh. >> how is that going? >> not very well. i have to walk a couple more blocks. >> which is your thought about these protests that he is taking place? >> it is ridiculous. the uc with a are upset about or are you just frustrated that they are doing it? >> both. >> tell me about your experience last week. you had an interesting experience. >> i got on the train and just as we are taking off, it stopped. they said the civic center would be closed and then we have to go to montgomery. >> you were on the last train out of town the last time? >> yes. it is upsetting for someone who commutes or comedies to the point that is being made? both. >> it is about that and what happened. >> you keep telling me, i just need to get to pittsburgh. >> ladies, we wish you the best. you have some walking to do. >> peltry is a real band. so many people have been affected commuter wise. trying to get to other places. as we get no updates we will bring them to >> you> at least she has a sense of humor about all of this. the protesters are certainly causing confusion and frustration for many commuters. >> let's check beckon with charles crawford at the embarcadero station. the protesters were leaving the ferry building at last check. now we're looking at live pictures. >> i am at the embarcadero station. it looks like the protesters made a u-turn at the ferry building and are headed west on market street. right now they're going past the embarcadero station. there is no indication that any of them are trying to go into the station. there is a good contingency of officers on both sides. they are moving their way of market street chanting and carrying signs. they seem to be very simple. they are blocking traffic in the westbound lanes. the eastbound lanes are moving just fine. the buses aren't coming through here. one other thing, to remind you, the embarcadero station is opened. if you need to come here, you can come to the embarcadero station. there are a couple of our police officers coming up the stairway right there. let's take a look back. there is the procession going up market street. there are a lot of police officers. i might even say there are as many police officers as there are protesters moving the market street. they do not seem to be causing any problems other than chanting and carrying signs. no one seems to be trying to go into the board stations. they're staying in the street. these officers have, from the embarcadero station. it once again let's zoom back and and take a look. >> there are no distractions at this time from your vantage >> >> there are not. they won by 50 minutes ago headed east down and now they're going west. we went by the embarcadero station twice in of the made an effort to go into the station and cause any disruptions. the cops are literally forming a wall on both sides of the police officer. so far everything has been very, the embarcadero station. they're headed back towards powell and then possibly toward civic center. >> we want to check in with stanley roberts who earlier was that the powell street station as it was partially closed. stanley, what is happening? i am back of the top again. we just got were the protesters are headed back this way again. the interesting part is, that opens powell street limited access. we just got word that they're headed back this way. we got more than they're headed back this way. kenya the approach >> in your location? i cannot hear a >> them or see them from where i am. when they get here, i will see if they tried to go down or what ought. right now, the police are on standby. >> we're looking at a live picture as the protesters, market street. we see traffic flowing. is there a major impact on traffic or you are? >> i would say there is no major impact on traffic. there is no major impact on traffic right now. >> stanley roberts, the different of did. we'll take a quick recap and come back with an update on the development associated with abortion protests. and they develop >> in storage, the protests against bar to disrupting and having an effect on the evening commute on this monday. we are checking in with its generous stone. >> that is what i am hearing, not only is the civic center station open, all stations at this point are open. i do want to show you some video. this was closed for about an hour or so. >> this is the reason why it was close. you can see some of the protesters were down on the platform protesting. police told me before this started that it's too many protesters got out of hand or safety issues, they would start making arrests. at least four people were arrested and taken into custody. at that point, it was closed. a lot of people went to other stations and have been marching ever since. the good news here is that the civic center station is back open for people who are trying to get home. we have spoken with so many people who are frustrated. they say that they can see both sides of things. >> we certainly understands. grant lotus is here in the studio to give us a better idea of the logistics. >> as we heard, it started at the civic center at about 5:00 p.m.. that is the civic center along market street. here is perspective on how this evolves. you have the civic center are stationed also affecting muni. as he walked east on market, we have the power street station that was shut down as well. both of these are now open, at least enable it to excess capacity. protesters continued down market to the people were not forced to shut down montgomery or embarcadero. there remained open. we heard about the activity at this very building where the gates were shut down to prevent protesters from entering the ferry building like they did one week ago. if you have been watching kron 4 you have see live pictures of those protesters walking back down market street west along market street. that is how this unfolded. we are going to continue to keep tabs on this. we have live pictures and reporters in the field. we will be right back. >> in our developing story, at 6:30 p.m., this is video from earlier, as protesters against a guard marched up and down market street. they went down to the ferry building, made a u-turn and moved back up market street. in the process of this protest we have been seen that a number of partitions were closed throughout the day however they are now back open at least partially in some instances. stanley roberts is alive. >> we are just passing the was filled shopping center. i am with the protesters know. of our flank on both sides by citizens as quickly as officers in full riot gear. that is why they're not going down into the stations. they're not letting them go inside of the subways. right now they're walking by and shouting. >> is there any indication, do you have a sense that they are going to begin this summer destructive action? >> right now there are more officers than protesters. right now they seem to be pretty well organized with police on both sides making sure they did not go anywhere. >> the air near the west field shopping center. that is where stanley roberts is. let's check in with the chair stone of the civic center board station. we were told that all board stations and now muni are open. that is a tenuous situation. >> it really is. certain entrances to the stations are open. certain entrances are still closed down. the trains are running all of these stations. this civic center station is closed for summer in the neighborhood of one hour. powell's trip was also closed earlier. so many different computers can actually get over to the ace and banks. it is good news to so many people who worked and lived in this letter. >> marchers are in the area of the west field shopping center. no disruptions at this point. >> and san francisco the president and ceo of the forty- niners is recommending to postpone any future preseason games. he says he does not have an exact time frame for how long games will be postponed. he did address saturday's violence and said to believe there will not be tolerated. he also went on to say that if they have to they will choose not to sell a ticket to someone acting inappropriately. >> san francisco police chief said that saturday's game was on like any other in recent history. for example, police made 12 criminal arrests. on average the only make 1-2. in addition there were 70 injections and 90 calls for medical attention. on average they usually only make seven- tenths medical calls. >> at the oakland raiders' training camp officials say there will be a shift in focus for officers providing security at the coliseum for this year's raiders games. that will be preventing drunkenness and honorably still getting fans from entering the stadium. they say they will also be on the lookout for drunken fans exiting the stadium as well. >> continuing coverage, the father of one of the men shot after saturday's game say his friend was coming to the aid of a friend was being attacked by four men wearing raiders gear. his father says this was his son's second time attending a 49 a game and he plans to make his last. >> in san francisco, football fans react to eliminating the forty-niners and graters preseason games. many say it is a bad idea and that more security is the answer. others say the violence that has erupted from a rivalry games in football and baseball is too much. >> in mountain view, police say they have practical case murder investigation dating back to 2004 as a part of the santa clara county violent gangs task force does it have made three arrests. they say geobotany to award a was the shooter. also arrested a witness, avi figueroa and arthur figueroa, his father. they are accused of lying to the grand jury. they're accused in the september 24th, 2004 murder of alex fernandez as he rode his bicycle along reingstorff avenue. >> in oakland, more problems with those police radios. a spokesperson with the police officers' union said police officers are complaining of the dead spots just like there were before. they say sometimes the communication is so garbled they cannot understand each other. city officials say that they expected it to take 90-120 days to work out the kinks and this is only days 78. they say most of the issues were resolved as of last friday but it was a specifically which ones were result and which are outstanding. >> we are taking a quick peek at what we can expect for the rest of the week. we're starting with morning clouds moral the lot of sunshine in store. it is going to get pretty hot and land. wednesday and thursday temperatures will dip a little bit but warm back up by friday and saturday. let's take a look at the afternoon highs. of course some days for oakland, '80s along the peninsula. 71 expected in half moon bay. seven days along the coast. 85 expected from san rafael. 97 exempted in concord. we're keeping the warm temperatures in the forecast for the week. upper 80s and 90s inland. seven days for debate. the upper 60s and low 70's for the coast. >> we have a programming note to tell you about. live pictures of protesters as they move along market street. j.r. stone is standing by. >> with our live above the civic center station. you can see some of the protesters, somewhere in the neighborhood of the least 80 or 90 protesters marching the streets of downtown san francisco. at this point the civic center and guard station is closed but these people have gone up and down the street. powell street i am being told is open. the stock of the streets backing up traffic. you can see some of the officers on all sides of them. just before we came out here, to more people were arrested. we know least six people have been arrested at this point. at least half a dozen looking to try to find out >> this is live television as you are seeing it. people are running in the distance. these are people who have been marching all day. at certain points, the civic center and guard station was closed, the power station was closed, the civic center station is closed as we speak. we're talking about a group somewhere in the neighborhood of 80-90 people. the numbers look a bit smaller than what they were last monday. already we have seen a half-dozen arrests. >> are looking at video from inside the station earlier today as protestors were milling about. is the process of breaking up or moving to another location? >> it is hard to say. there were a couple of times where you felt like things are breaking up but that was hardly the case. you had a different groups in different areas and finally those groups met up to protest. the video you are looking at from downstairs on the platform, one of the bart police officers told me before the start that if it went to the platform, they were being very particular on what was going on because they said it was a safety issue. >> we will have more news at 8:00 p.m. as this story continues to unfold. at least six people arrested with a bar to protest today. we will stay on top of the story and bring you more. in the meantime, we are moving into sports. more on the forty-niners. the raiders pre-season rivalry may be over now. they pick up one of the more controversial players. >> if you are looking up for more 40 niner and greater preseason play, you are out of luck. it appears the last of the preseason matchups are going to end in the wake of two shootings in the parking lot at candlestick park and several goals in the stands. owners say the teams will not play again. tailgating will not be prohibited. if you do not have a ticket but are in the parking lot, you will be asked to leave. taylor may east from the 40 gunners, straw and him around. he has been traded to the cincinnati bengals. this 49 is will receive an undisclosed draft pick. caught during is a little bit of today's practice. we will talk about the forty- niners and what is ahead for them as a result of the weekend at practice this afternoon. with of to use a wooden says about frank or into the contract situation. the raiders were busy. the practice this afternoon, but when it came to today's nfl supplemental draft, they made an eyebrow raisings election. that is a terrell pryor, the embattled ohio state quarterback. there is with this agent drew rows of the house. to give in the third round of the supplemental draft. he is suspended for the first five games due to things that he reportedly did at ohio state. he is the property of the oakland raiders. >> how was not sure. i had a lot of odds against me. i am think of for the opportunity to play for the raiders. one of my favorite teams. i am glad i will be wearing black and silver. >> the football talk will continue, did not move. >> van of violence and other topics. >> there were two guys in joe montana jerseys that or beating up on one another. there was an odd dichotomy in the stadium. isar river on greater violence and there was 49er and 49er violence. i am not exactly sure that eliminating a 40 niner and greater preseason game three- year pause will necessarily eliminate the violence. if this seems like the violence was happening between 49 and raider fans. there is a bigger problem at play. >> let's talk on the field. frank in court and the,. it has taken on a life of its own. >> it has. he ended a four day holdout to. there is talk that he would force a trade or do something. his talk today was its worst came to worst he was going to play out the season and become a free agent at the end of the year. >> as honest as you can be, does he deserve the angela williams money? >> i am not sure that anyone does. that is what is complicating this matter. a running back not as good as frank gore got a huge contract. i do not think that frank gabore is worth of the money but i think he is better than in the antelope williams. pah thaws >> our news at 8:00 p.m. will have a complete wrap up of today's developing stories. the civic center bart station is still closed at this hour. upholstery's station is open, that is a fluid situation. the news that a pill will have a complete wrap up as well as the latest on the number of arrests. at last count, there were six arrests. the latest details at 8:00 p.m.. we will see you then.