friend sent me an e mail. she explains it outlined goals for cutting the deficit, outlined on the occupy washington, d.c..org web site. the note was it s too bad the main stream won t see this. she got the idea to spend 8500ses today make this message available. people identify with the occupy movement. and polls show thachl the majority of people do. and people are getting frustrated because what they see covered in media is attempts. the goals are spelled out on the banner. tax the rich, end the war, health care for all. and our political analyst in washington, d.c. says sounds like the progressive wing of the democratic party. i think the hope here is that with relabeling to give more cache to these ideas. hopefully to create more political pressure on nir behalf. the consultant hopes results will be more people giving occupy movement and the progressive goals another look. and at occupy san francisco, miles had not seen the ad or heard about it no one gets a
rubber bullet gun. it feels like a rubber bullet not a bean bag. she wants a full briefing of all use of force by police. the world is watching. we have to look at each incident hear the chief of police explain their side. we can see from the demonstrators and analyze what went on. all right. that s nick smith reporting. we will go to nick smith live n from oakland. a lot of damage. absolutely. you can see the door behind me. doug is one business owner that i spoke with who says i don t get it. i feel like i am part of the 99 percent and i don t know why i am targeted by vandals. this is what greeted small business owner doug cho hours after police and protestors clashed in okay land. a busted door enough shattered glass to fill this box and stolen camera equipment. he got a call from police just after midnight. there was nothing i could do so i went home. cho don t believe protestors are behind it but he is certain whoever came into the store used the commoti
to return to court. good morning, mostly cloudy and mild with temperatures in the 50s and 60s right now. we ll talk about storms in the sierra and warming trend in the forecast. good morning, sue hall in the traffic center. live look at the toll plaza, metering lights just turned on and we re tracking an accident westbound 580 out of the central valley. 6:00 on this monday. i m kristen sze. topping on our news, oakland police are investigating a double homicide this morning, one if a tha begin as an arson investigation. they found two bodies inside a burned apartment with signs that fire wasn t the only trauma the victim suffered. nick smith is live at the oakland police department, you got new information. reporter: absolutely. we have learned that one of those bodies suffered trauma that is not associated with burns. investigators are now saying that trauma is, indeed, an assault. witnesses say the fire started at this east oakland apartment about 1:00 a.m. where
weather-wise, clouds around there that will hang around but warmer weather before the afternoon hours. sue hall traffic center. wind advisory on the san mateo bridge. an area of interest in san francisco with an accident. good morning. 5:00 on this monday. i m kristen sze. i m eric thomas. bart riders, you need to have a back-up plan for the evening commute. san francisco police already have a plan b in place in case demonstrators try to shut down bart stations. it may result in more demonstrators in handcuffs a lot sooner. amy hollyfield is live in civic center bart with more. reporter: there is going to be a police crackdown. today is the day we re going see what the crackdown is going to look like. officers say they are not going wait as long as they have in the past. last time they didn t start making arrests until four hours in the protest. meantime, bart stations were closed causing commuters problems. many are saying they know how to work around the interru
as this investors needed a remind they re one day doesn t necessarily make a difference. stocks plunged more than 400 points in early trading. following yesterday s 429-point gain. even yesterday s good news followed a nerve-wracking ride. the dow spiralled south when federal reserve announced a plan to keep interest rate at record lows for another two years. then traders gave it some thought and the market snapped back toward the sky. something needs to be done to instill confidence, rather than just putting a stroke over it and saying it will be okay. it s not going to be okay. the fed seems to agree saying the economy is growing considerably slower than expected. the decision on interest rates rolled through the economy like a pinball. mixed news for credit card holders most of whom will now see steady rates but people who are considered credit risks might pay more because of the s&p credit downgrade. the slumping housing market isn t likely to get a boost because co