less than a third of them actually live in oakland. police showed reporters some of the weapons they faced during the disturbance in oakland over night. and they are hoping to make additional arrests as they learn more about the vandals. and the preliminary estimate to replace the 18 broken windows is between 20 and $25,000. of course, this does not include the expense to small businesses affected over night. and tonight, tense moments at a special city council meeting. residents and protestors alike living in the encampments outside city hall were all in the chambers tonight. reggie, the counsel trying to decide whether to pass a resolution in support of the movement. >> reporter: >> reporter: yeah, pam. that meeting just wrapped up. and we have a learned that council member nadel has withdrawn her support of the movement because she says she does not have enough votes. they had agreed to mat make any formal willingive action tonight. here's what the meeting was like earlier. dozens of occupy supporters packed the oakland city council chambers thursday. mayor jean quan was there, and listened to every speaker. at times, the meeting was heated. especially when occupy protestors continued speaking past their allotted time. counsel president larry reed asked those people to stop tauging, and when they refused -- talking -- and then asked police officers to escort them away from the podium. >> if you think this occupation will distract us, we are focused before this occupation and we will be focused after. your two minutes are up, jean quan! >> officer? officer -- officer officer, can you escort her from the mike nelson? would you escort him away from the mike nelson, please frrs >> i can assure you, i was with 10,000 people there, almost 99.99% of them were peaceful. >> reporter: howard jor an also spoke to the council about the violence -- jordan also spoke to the council about the violence over night. people in the chambers yelled and screamed and called the chief a liar. he says the items were used by the protestors to vandalize buildings and injury police officers. the chamber of commerce officials told the council some businesses refused to come to oakland now because of the occupiers. >> three transactions at a minimum that i know of have canceled as a result of that. a 35,000 square-foot deal is out the window. >> reporter: now it's up to mayor quan to take a stance on this issue. we're told that the council may take up the occupy movement again at their council meetings a week from this tuesday. and today jean quan spoke about the violence broke out over night. this is video of police clashing with the protestors. some of them vandals. quan praised police efforts to isolate and arrest the protestors who were not peaceful, she remains unsure about how long the city of oakland can continue to absorb the damage. >> i don't know . i wish i knew. day to day we have to start negotiating. i think we have an opening now. there are some people talking. there's growing community pressure on them to talk to us. and the only resolution we can have here is one where we talk to each other. meanwhile a spokesman for the oakland chamber of commerce expressed frustration today with quan's handling of the protest. he says the city is becoming undesirable to do business. after yesterday's shutdown at the port of oakland, the port is now back open for business tonight. that was not the case early this morning when a handful of the protestors continued to prevebt workers from coming into the port -- prevent workers from coming into the port. 8:30 or 9:00 this morning, they convinced the protestors to let the operations rule. the economic effect of yesterday's brockade won't be known until next week. much more on our website of the that's kronfour.com. you will be able to -- kron4.com. stay with us as we continue to follow the occupy movement. checking in with weather now. a damp day across the bay area. and on the chilly side, too. it really felt like autumn out there today. and still some showers around. i'm here in the forecast center to find out what's ahead for us we still have some scattered showers out there, mostly in the southbay. we got some rain today, and you can see there, highway 17 out there, and morgan hill. also for gill roadway as well. some scattered showers contained to the southbay right now. we will continue to see scattered showers into the evening, tomorrow morning as well. and possibly some thunderstorm activity. we will definitely keep an eye on it for you. >> look at the temperatures here. it's already on the cold side. we're dipping down into the 40s. 44 santa rosa, 57 in oakland. 48 finish court. 52 hay word . and i'll talk more about the rain in my extended forecast coming up. more bay area news at 11:00. allegations of excessive force and theft by san francisco police officers. this is newly released surveillance video of an altercation between police and the owner of a market. it appears that the officer kibblings the legs of the market owner -- kicks the legs of the market owner. mayoral cannedtate released this video have -- candidate released this video today. he says they were taking items from a hotel room which were never accounted for later in evidence. in redwood city, public works employees found a cat intentionally drowned in a lagoon. police are looking for the person who tied a five-pound dumb bell around the cat's neck am authorities say the clear intent was to kill the animal. and that makes it a flep. police are now checking ads for lost -- a felony. the humane society is offering a large reward for anyone with information about the drowning in san rafael, one person is dead after i fire tore through two buildings. the fire started 11:30 last night. it was extinguished about three hours late. one person suffered smoke inhalation, others are now displaced. the coroner's office is trying to positively identify the victims. investigators are looking into the cause. still to come tonight, after 22 days of testimony, conrad murray's fate will soon be in the hands of the jury. we'll tell you what happened during closing arguments today. find out why the white house secretary may be praying for forgiveness and we'll take you on a special military mission where women rarely go. and introduce you to some real-life gi janes. later in the broadcast, the sharks in action at home. and old men -- and old men in expensive slacks. arguments in the trial against michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray, wrapped up today. a defense lawyer took the opportunity to question the fairs of the entire trial. >> if it were anybody else but michael jackson, anybody else, would this doctor be here today? >> if convicted of the involuntary manslaughter charge, doctor murray faces up to four years in prison. a major mistake at the white house when white house press secretary jay carney was touting president obama's jobs bill, he invoked a popular saying that he said comes from the bible. well, i believe the phrase from the bible is the lord helps those who help themselves. and i think -- >> actually that's not in the bible. the lord helps those who help themselves is actually attributed to benjamin franklin, one of nation's founding fathers. white house to its credit, corrected itself late yesterday. here's a look at our satellite and radar. this is the system bringing us cooler temperatures and scattered showers throughout the bay area. i'll tell you how long they'll stick around after the break. coming up, after the forecast, it's time to start holiday shopping am we'll tell you how you can already start planning to cash in on black friday. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is. ♪ going to the bank without going to the bank... that's a step forward. with chase quickdeposit on your smartphone, you just snap a picture, hit send and done. chase quickdeposit. take a step forward and chase what matters. ♪ we just keep on keepin' on ♪ ♪ keep on new tonight at 11:00, women have served in war zones for the past decade. but now, women are taking on new elite roles in the military. kron 4's catherine explains -- these are elite forces heading to attack compounds. these special forces have a new weapon. for the first time, women are joining elite commando units, going on raids into compounds, eesc even living in villages. their job, do what the men cannot. deal directly with the afghan women and children. for the first time ever on tv, cnn was given access to their training >> a bunch of strong, capable, awesome women who can take any challenge that's thrown at us. >> reporter: anny laughingly rejects comparisons to gi jane. only half the bem who apply are accepted. >> these -- women are a cut above the rest of the army >> reporter: the women know there are skeptics >> we're definitely going to be prepared to pull our weight, to be part of the team >> reporter: it's training both the brain and their braun. they move hundreds of pounds weights, and work as a team to solve problems. it's politically delicate. women are not allowed to serve in front line combat units. so these women, heavily armed will only go into compounds after they're secured by assault teams. >> the women that are on raids, they're not deliberately part of the direct action raid. they are there to help mitigate following the raid. >> reporter: it's an effort to ease resentment afghans feel when troops raid their villages. it means offering help to villagers but still searching women for weapons new recruits know the dangers. there is no cute front line. just last month, ashley blight, and two male soldiers were killed during what the army described as "combat separations". the first death of a team member has made the program so sensitive, no senior army special opcommander would talk to us on commander. the women did. christine baldwin is just back from afghanistan. >> this is a program that is going to keep going on. upon it's a need that needs to be met over there right now. >> reporter: this is the first time women have been selected to join the women because they are women. still, the question remains, will it be too risky for them to be in the field with special operation forces? cool temperatures and light rain for the bay area today. and a look at storm tracker four, you can see we still have some scattered showers out there. mostly contained to the southbay, morgan hill, gill roadway. we'll have scattered showers through the evening into tomorrow morning. right now, we are still on the cool side. it's cold out there. 44 in santa rosa, and 50s throughout the bay area. you can see we will still have some scattered showers that will linger into tomorrow morning. by tomorrow afternoon, we are mostly clear. partly sunny conditions, and tell be dry by tomorrow afternoon. just some scattered showers tonight into tomorrow. there's a winter weather advisory in place for the sierras in effect until 5:00 am on friday. 2 to 5 inches of snow above 4,000 feet. we could see 4 to 7 inches above 7,000 feet. and it will be pretty gusty up there as well. drive carefully and make sure you reduce your speed. overnight lows into the 30s again, fairfield, 42 livermoore, 47 in san jose. your highs for tomorrow, partly sunny, but cool once again in the 50s and 60s. 57 for antioch, 60 for napa, and mild continues for fairfield as well. the extended forecast, the cooling will continue for the weekend, into next week. another chance of showers by saturday night. another chance. showers by wednesday of next week. it's hard to believe but it's that time to start thinking about your holiday shopping. and believe it or not, black friday deals are already up for grabs. walmart is letting shoppers check out its black friday sale 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[ male announcer ] the new wireless receiver, only from at&t. now get u-verse with dvr at the lowest price ever. at&t. everybody, great sharks night in san jose. home from a long road trip. todd mclellan's team falls behind. pittsburgh, two minutes in, it's two nothing penguins. and mcclellan pulls niemi, brings in brice, and a complete change of course. ryan cloe, on the back-hand. pittsburgh leads 3-2. jimmy mcginn, first goal of the season. we will go to overtime. nobody scores, bring on the shootout. and thomas greiss again, dominant gant. and when a goalie doesn't warm up, you know how difficult that can be. 92 like when you used to play. >> oh, don't brag about me. pam always remembers the great things i've accomplished. that's why i'm on kron. two nothing, they fall behind and come back to win 4-3. the sharkies have won six of the last seven. pits furring mired in an eight game losing streak. the giants name has passed. filippy on the far right, went on to play for the oakland as, and hit 321-year for the pittsburgh pirates. but it's mattie who passed away today in the dominican republic. and the only brother, all three of them, to start in the major league outfield. and there it is, mattie lou passing today at the age of 72. bruce bochy, he just played for six and a half month, don't you want to go home? if you just play -- i think i'll go to taiwan, right? if you broadcast in -- you know, 7-days a week for six and a half month uwant to go over and talk in taiwan? anyway, bochy, sandoval, here's josh reddick. somebody -- stay home! 5-3, the major leaguers won in a tour of taiwan. i'm going to ask you -- >> you work all the time! >> it's my regular job. i'm not traveling to taiwan. if somebody said come up to fresno and read the sports, i would not do it. just because i love kron. are you going to height me for that? seriously, if you work like these baseball guys and kill yourselves, don't you want to stay home? >> i'm not a baseball guy. apparently he epi joys what he was doing. he wanted to go to taiwan. it's not your business to know. >> i'm going to give you seniors' golf. something i enjoy. people over 50. give me the stuff on the seniors' tour. fran getting good shots. pam is spoiling all my fun. kron4.com, if you can go to taiwan for six and a half months after playing six a week. jay hahs, some of the great senior golfers in the world at sdpran all this weekend. and again, some nights -- in san francisco all this weekend. and in the name of humor, i may come off like a jerk but i'm just saying you -- you just got done with a grueling six and a half month season, why would you want to go over to taiwan and do the same thing? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> unless you just wanted to get out of the house, away from the wife, the kids. if somebody said that, now i understand. >> maybe he wanted a free trip. goodnight everybody.
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