it all began last month, arrests are made. but mayor bloomberg says protestors can stay as long as they obey the law. good evening. tonight the city of oakland is joining these protest as well. sf couple hundred demonstrators at frank plaza but as mark matthe matthews explains the big question for them exactly what is their message? there is plenty of anger at the government bailout of wall street financial institutions and slinking resources of middle class americans. message that has led union leaders to voice support for the up movement. one of the organizers of today s protest in oakland is convinced that union support would be welcome welcomed. i understand that there s union politic and what not but about as starting off there s all kinds of politic. reporter: look at the signs in san francisco signs. up san francisco message ranges from anti-war to anti-corporate political contributions. i m not a very political person. i m just here because i know this system
i am monitoring the plants close practices, as to their policies and procedures. we will monitor the operations to see if we have to do more monitoring. we could establish the changes in direction calling for a period of meeting with all the captains today at a meeting with all of the supervisors and district captains after 2:00 p.m. to remind them of the policies and procedures and talk about the issue at hand. pam: acting chief said the department is cooperating with the fbi enhance independent investigation as well. stay with kron 4 and www.kron4.com, for the continuing case. pg&e is making some big changes, the utility was under fire this week in washington d.c. because of the san bruno pipeline explosion. as kate thompson reports, pg&e has agreed to provide more pipeline information directly to customers. kate: the first change is now pg&e will inform customers who lived near high transmission gas lines. they will send letters to people s homes to anyone who lives w
the train station parking lot. although investigators say they have no suspects at this time and no witnesses, detectives have an idea about the motives. it appears the change left in the ash trays and consol was the target of most of them. they did have small items stolen but we will know the full inventory until we get all the reports. investigators say that s because of the 40 cars that had windows smashed. so far only 10 reports have been made. in fact to three cars are still sitting in a lot days after the crime occurred. not on, and as many commuters park their vehicles here and take the capitol corridor train over night. at the centerville train station in fremont, kron 4 news. pam: an outbreak of violence in the mission district. police say it s because of rising tensions between two rival gangs. they re been several shootings, stabbings and assaults related to the gang rivalry in the last two weeks. the last incident was the shooting of a gang member on tuesday. t
the decision. a two-year term is at the low end of the sentencing scale and the protesters told us it s not nearly enough. in cortaid the judge threw out a gun enhancement that could have added ten years to the sentence. instead, the 28 year old mehserle should spend two years behind bars. the former bart officer has already served 10 movants in jail and he ll likely spend another 6 or 7 months behind bars released on potential. we want to bring you a live picture, this shows us where police corralled the protestors. we ve been monitoring the massive police presence here. officers tell us they detained more than 100 people. they have been processing the detainees before taking them to the county jail in downtown oakland. we have a team of reporters covering the protests, ruling, and the reaction. rita williams is at the courthouse in los angeles, but we begin with ktvu s mike meback on the streets of oakland. reporter: the situation has calmed down a bit. there is a heavy