stationed near freeway onramps just in case demonstrators try get on if that s what they plan to do. again, police are here waiting for that crowd. even though there was 100 to begin with it looks luke the crowd has dwindled a bit but they are on the way. many holding signs and chanting and this is one of many protests expected to happen throughout the holiday weekend. live in oakland, abc7 news. today protesters in berkeley confronted local leader about a need for change, in and in san francisco a group peacefully spread their mission in the mission district. that s where we find nick smith. good evening. protesters tell me there will be demonstrations throughout the holiday weekend, some scheduled, others will be spontaneous. the people are taking to the streets. demonstratorsors to took the street and to the bull horn. a lot to fight for. they describe it as an effort to reclaim the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. i believe very much as a latina that the
andrus is suspected of murdering a person whose headless torso was found dumped in a suitcase on 11th street on wednesday other. body parts were found in a trash can nearby. abc7 news obtained the video which shows the suspect wearing the same ball cap and clothing, lugging a suitcase on howard straight howard street. the victim s identity is still a mystery. the coroner can only say it was a light-skinned male. i spoke to the man a couple of times in passing but that s crazy. reporter: she has season andrus on the streets. andrus was picked unfor questioning at this public housing building friday night, his head covered with a sheet to protect his identity. officials say he was a visitor here but that s frightening to residents. scared, scared. especially when we sleeping. reporter: another man was questioned by police but not charged. mark andrus denied our request for a jailhouse interview inch san francisco, abc7 news. tonight dozen of people have been forced
another market in the red down for 10th of a percent and now a fourth quarter gdp beat estimates, growing 2.1%. europe bonds lower than the quarter. chinese stocks extending their around and doing good. shanghai up 8/10 of a percent. shanghai composite up for seven straight days. the highest level since the end of last month. china s january property prices falling a bit less than in december. i tell you which stocks are moving later in the program. to our top story. the debt drama in greece. creditors talks collapsed in brussels. finance minister said that greece refused to be considered a debt colony but said he does expect some sort of agreement this week. the greek government wants its current bailout program scrapped and is seeking an $11 bridge $11 million bridge loan instead. josh, we will hear from you in a moment. let s hear from the main players first. in the history of the european union nothing good has come out of ultimatum. we proceed from crisis to crisis a
national security, because their hard work helps to keep us safe. the president speaking to the nation s governors. 30,000 employees would be furloughed, putting their paychecks on hold. and 80% of those employees will have to show up for work paycheck or not, because services are deemed essential. st. louis-based stifel buys stern agee for $150 million in cash and stock. the deal combines two of the largest brokerages. stifel s ceo says the addition will help the wealth, income and fixed management divisions. motorola mobility is working on phones and tablets for google s upcoming wireless service. it will allow google to compete directly with major carriers. google owned motorola mobility until early last year. google wallet will come preinstalled on new android phones. shares of the online textbook rental company up the big in after-hours trading for chegg. digital revenue includes advertising and learning services up 71%, making up a third of revenues. and more importan
the language of the president s request for authorization, which they see as unclear and too broad. and has been the case of late. this white house talking about what the president won t be doing instead of what he will. the resolution we ve submitted today does not call for the deployment of u.s. ground combat forces to iraq or syria. as i ve said before, i m convinced that the united states should not get dragged back into another prolonged ground war in the middle east. that s not in our national security interests and it s not necessary for us to defeat isil. it is not a timetable, it is not announcing that the mission is completed at any given period. what it is saying is that congress should revisit the issue at the beginning of the next president s term. so should congress grant the president his authorization? right now the congress and senate don t agree to the answer to the question. we ll be talking to foreign relations and intelligence committee member senator