the ymca does serve a lot of low income families. at this time we do not know why they wanted to breaking. police officers, quite a few were able to stop them and corner them next to the ymca. now, they're in the process of arresting these protesters and police officers say 100 if not more are being arrested in process at this point. >> their workers inside the building at the time and they lock the doors as they saw the protesters coming towards them and then the protesters broke in. we did call for mutual aid and there were some officers from berkeley, pleasanton pd that showed up. there will be officers from other jurisdictions that will show up throughout the night. we are planning on being here all night to make sure that this stops and make sure that the community is safe. >>reporter: this has been a cat and mouse game all day long. there are three different scenes, right now, some protesters have broken into oakland city hall that according to the oakland police. this is the second scene were occupy protesters tried to break i

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of the bayview hunters point ymca. i am so honored to be here tonight and to be part of the swearing-in ceremony for district attorney gascon. in my years of experience working in the community, i know that the most effective way to prevent crime is to invest in our city's young people now. most people think of the d.a.'s office as strictly a prosecutorial agency. i would like to convey today is that the d.a.'s office is so much more. for the last two years, the d.a.'s office has provided critical funding for the bayview hunters point ymca's center for academic re-entertry and empowerment, a truancy project in the form of a school that helps teens get back on track to finish their education. 35 youths have graduated from high school. note, a majority of these youths have been out of school for two years. over the past 2 1/2 years, we served over 500 youth with 70% getting put back on track towards graduation. we are very excited this past summer when 10 care students got to participate in an internship program through

leave after we got into the ymca >>da: after that, dozens broke into city hall. leg stolen from city hall. it ended are round- 11:00 p.m.. -- they broke into city hall. they've broken inside and burnt that american flag. now, most of bonhomme at this point. reporting live. most of -- got home. >>vicki: fasa mayor of oakland, jean quan felt violated as she saw the violence. . this is an emergency door in case of fires of this will have to be redone. there is a pretty good picture of what happened. this is probably the saddest and damage. we think the that is from the original architects model this is probably over 100 years old. >> the this collage of /collection of city managers it is been smashed. also we have a program inside of this room and it is been smashed. this is the 1% in spor-support. of the protesters this one did pretty well. mayor jean quan said the following. >> as soon visually, we ought to start the cleanup. >>vicki: 400 people were arrested last night. we spoke with police and protesters sheet shows us what happened and what they're doing as the

a look of when a group of protesters ended up at ymca in broadway. police using batons tried to stop them and then before that hundreds marched from city hall to the vacant keiser convention center where demonstrators began tearing down fencing. we will have more on today's multiple clashes between police and protesters in just a couple of minutes later on in this newscast. >>> in the meantime we're learning new information tonight regarding the killing of an oakland couple. police say they arrested the couple's 15-year-old son earlier in evening in connection with the crime. and police told the "oakland tribu tribune" tonight that the boy admitted killing his parents and hiding their bodies under a blanket in their car in the front of their home near lake merritt. officers found the bodies around 9:30 last night. police were doing a welfare check. after co-workers reported that neither showed up for work on friday. they've identified the victims as 55-year-old robert kamen and 50-year-old susan poff. he worked as a clinical psychologist at the san f

>>mark: both protesters also stormed into the ymca. we have pictures of those occupy protesters inside of city hall. you can see them burning an american flag on the front steps of city hall as police tried to stop protesters who stormed inside. there are the protesters writing the word revenge. right now at city hall as workers are drive, will tran is there as they're trying to clean up damage from the weekend. >>will: the crews are already here and walking around city hall to assess the damage. this is an area they will be focusing on. they will the physique. they got your 85 it's a tough year reify this is video, the latest chapter for occupy oakland. fourth they are frost ascension for vehicle frothing allows fleet fans furiously have already sent a couple of confrontation for vehicles off in five and yelling at fee for offenses fury if for the occupiers are paddling around to make sure they are getting full visibility. here is video of the cleanup efforts down at city hall. they arrived around 7:30 a.m.. you can see them sleeping

we have just heard at 24th and broadway, there is a ymca building. they have tried to enter that building and may have entered that building. [ no audio ] >> what was for be a peaceful march ended up not being so peaceful. metal objects, bottles thrown at officers. couple officers have been injured, minor injuries right now. right now, we're trying to make sure everybody's all right and keep this march through the city without disrupting traffic. >> that was don knapp reporting in oakland. clearly having trouble with his signal from his live truck. but he is down in oakland and will keep us abreast of the situation as things develop. again, it's a little tense there. it's been tense in downtown oakland for much of the afternoon. don knapp will keep us updated throughout the evening. again, live pictures from chopper 5. we understand the protesters who had promised to take over the vacant now kaiser convention center, they were not able to get in there and said they would try to take over another building. in fact, protesters promise that there would

this is outside of the ymca on broadway. not a lot of people move can around at this point but still plenty out there and officers are at the ready on scene as well. >> let's move on to other news. a brutal attack has an 81-year-old el cerrito woman fighting for her life. police say she was beaten and possibly sexually assaulted. the victim livesowing the >> reporter: the victim lives just three blocks from where she was found clinging to life. we're told by friends of the woman she often went for early morning walks in the neighborhood. sometimes as early as 4:30 a.m. they say it's possible that is when she was attacked. >> he is the manager of this big o tire store. he doesn't usually look at this corner of the property until late in the day but at 9:00 a.m. when he went to park a car near the tires he saw the g on the ground. >> asked her if she needed help. she looked up at me. her face was swollen and blood everywhere and she just nodded. >> he called nine one one. -- 9-1-1. >> the victim is in critical condition at a l

von at the ymca, more than two of the people were arrested. here at city hall, but it is pretty quiet right now. some group of law-enforcement officers are getting ready for what might come next. of all >> are some occupy protests planned for san jose, santa rosa, but nothing in oakland. >>da: yesterday, when i was here, they said they wanted folks to come back down. describe it as a festival that was going to occur. since i think police are getting ready, they did not occupy a building yesterday, a very mel that's just a very well might try to do it today. >>ysabel: we heard the mayor talking about and using the wrong tactics. we are curious to know how many of those people are oakland residence. i suspect that once arrest numbers come out, police will identify that. >> i am sure that they will be looking at those numbers. i would not be surprised if there were a number of outside groups that participated in some of the destruction yesterday. house >> all we want to do if go into a building and land. >> said i think this inspires people. it h

protesters entered a ymca building last night. they say they were invited in by ymca employees. they say police boxed them in, then arrested them for trespassing. they blame police for any violence that ensued and say they were only trying to protect themselves. >> we were just helping people and it was a peaceful protest. the peace was broke by the peace officers. everything was peaceful until the peace officers got into their keep peace mode. >> some demonstrators also claim the doors of city hall were purposely left open so that protesters would enter. one person called it, quote, a setup. state officials say demonstrators broke into city hall. >>> oakland officials are assessing the damage tonight at city hall and the ymca. here are the numbers. approximately 500 demonstrators gathered last night. there were 400 arrests. the city says that number of arrests is unprecedented. three officers were injured in the clashes between police and protesters. the oakland police chief spoke late this afternoon. >> it became clear that the objectives of this crowd was not to peacefully as

as oakland police were busy arresting occupy demonstrators who, they say broke in to the ymca on saturday night, officials say other protest thors broke in to city hall. >> there is a pretty good video where you can see a man with a crowbar, prying it between the door and hitting the emergency fire latch. that's why it is chained now and we will look at the security for the building. >> children's art and other displays were damaged that the mayor says two flag were stolen, one reportedly burned by protesters. >> what justifies taking over a ymca, or vandalizing a historic, beloved building that is a symbol of oakland's resilience and history? nothing does. >> reporter: police estimate the crowd was 500 strong and say they made more than 400 arrests. at least three officer aess and two protesters were injured. police showed some of the items one officer alone confiscated from protesters. >> we have knives, cutting instruments. >> they showed us this shield enforced with wood. they say they used it. >> they have been more aggressive, more confrontational and more direct action of violence

jean quan/alcaldesa de oakland 36:00 what justifies taking over a ymca ? esa fue la principal queja de la alcaldesa y lderes de la ciudad de oakland despus de la manifestacin en la que los indignados terminaron invadiendo un ymca sin motivo claro.. la polica exhibi algunas de las armas que confiscaron.. s.o.t. 4:48:00 en este occupy movement no sé si seria posible tener un cambio muy rápido a toda la sociedad.. cox dice que la causa original del movimiento s es vlida, y los cambios sociales podran darse pero a largo plazo.. s.o.t. 5:34:00 es posible que este movimiento va a cambiar a las elecciones de líderes políticos.. la estructura de los impuestos en lo que paga los ricos, lo que pagan los pobres y la clase media, esos tipos de cambios tangibles pueden ocurrir.. ---la operacin de desalojo de los indignados acampados en la cntrica plaza "mc pherson" de washington ha comenzado con la inspeccin del lugar por agentes de polica. ---decenas de manifestantes haban levantado una gran tienda de campaÑa para amotinarse y expresaron su temor a ser detenidos

later in the evening police arrested more than 200 people outside of the downtown ymca. police claim occupiers broke into the gym. protesters say they were trying to escape from officers. >> they give us a dispersal order but then they would not let us leave, so we went to the ymca. >> an hour later, dozens of protesters broke into city hall. this video shows protesters burning an american flag stolen from city hall. it ended around 11:00 p.m. with more arrests. to make sure city hall is safe, officers watched city hall over night. >>justine: we have team coverage of the occupy protests as they continue. jeff pierce scored oakland city hall and shows us let happened. >> as mayor of oakland, the mayor felt violated as she surveyed the damage inflicted on city hall. >> apparently will decency this they put a crow bar type of instrument here and hit the emergency release. this is probably the saddest damaged. we think this is the original architects model of city hall. >>reporter: city crews have already painted over graffiti walls, >> the irony of this term is, this is the

pro -- police cuffed her in front of the ymca with several hundred protesters. she showed her 10 shalls -- her credentials but it didn't do any good. >> she said this is not an oakland press pass. and they handcuffed me. >> two other skwrrpb that lists report being arrested -- journalists report being arrested. haynes received a message yesterday from a police spokesperson who asked if she was okay. >>> authorities investigating fatal pedestrian accident near oakland international. the incident happened shortly after 6:00 this morning on doo little drive. >> four were walking and a member of the group was hit. >> [ inaudible ] he had bad knee he is he was walking slow. -- he was walking slow. i heard somebody yell and i seen the guy pull up behind us with a buffed windshield he said he hit somebody. we ran -- with a busted windshield. he said he hit somebody. i found him in the ditch. >> he said his friend died seconds after he reached him. the driver told roberts he never saw the man he hit. the four were walking from alameda to oakland after police impounded t

earlier on saturday, they tried to "occupy" the ymca at 24th and broadway. that's where most of the arrests occurred. protestors claim that the ymca invited them into the building but police said they were trespassing. they also tried to "occupy" an abandoned building. the kaiser convention center near lake merritt. they tore down the fencing surrounding it and attacked the cops with bottles, rocks, metal pipes. police fought back with smoke bombs, tear gas and bean bags. here's what some protestors said about the cops actions. >> everything was peaceful until the peace officers got into their defense mode so we ended up going back the way they came from and they wouldn't let us leave which they arrested everybody. >> reporter: and some of the clean-up this morning also involves cleaning off graffiti outside frank ogawa plaza. here's one huge graffiti we found on the floor. it says peaceful assembly. if you ask any city official they say this weekend could be anything but peaceful. just how much in damages have been incurred since the beginning of the moveme

prior to raiding city hall, a group tried to "occupy" the ymca at 24th and broadway. hundreds of them were arrested there. they claim that the ymca staff invited them into the building but police say they were breaking in. the movement began when demonstrators tried to take over the empty kaiser convention center near lake merritt. they began tearing down fences, surgeon rounding it. they threw rocks -- surrounding it. they threw rocks and bottles at cops. cops fought back with bean bags and smoke bombs. >> it became clear that the objective of this crowd was not to peacefully assemble and march but to seek an opportunity to further criminal acts, confront police and repeatedly attempt to illegally occupy becomes. >> reporter: mayor jean quan says the estimated damages to city hall and frank ogawa plaza since the beginning of the movement back in october is about $2 million. if you add the cost of police and security, the price goes up to $5 million. mayor jean quan isn't happy about what happened. she is telling "occupy" protestors to stop making the city their playg

hundreds of protesters ran toward's nearby ymca to escape. a few made it out of the back, but the majority were arrested while ymca members watched. >> the cops had all the protesters or the occupiers lined up in the front, against the wall. >> reporter: but the night was far from over. while mass arrests took place at the y,ten blocks away, a small group of protesters entered oakland city hall. >> no one broke in. the doors were unlocked. people started to tip over stuff and i left, because i didn't think it was right. >> reporter: police barricaded the entrance to the building, where a crowd was starting to gather. city hall is ground-zero for occupy oakland. >> they burned some of the flags, that are usually in the center that they threw trash on the ground. that they broke into one of our electrical boxes and we don't quite get it. they turned over the historic model of city hall , and they destroyed the children's art exhibit on recycled art. >> reporter: over the course of today's protest, oakland police tell us that they arrested an es

pro -- police cuffed her in front of the ymca with several hundred protesters. she showed her 10 shalls -- her credentials but it didn't do any good. >> she said this is not an oakland press pass. and they handcuffed me. >> two other skwrrpb that lists report being arrested -- journalists report being arrested. haynes received a message yesterday from a police spokesperson who asked if she was okay. >>> authorities investigating fatal pedestrian accident near oakland international. the incident happened shortly after 6:00 this morning on doo little drive. >> four were walking and a member of the group was hit. >> [ inaudible ] he had bad knee he is he was walking slow. -- he was walking slow. i heard somebody yell and i seen the guy pull up behind us with a buffed windshield he said he hit somebody. we ran -- with a busted windshield. he said he hit somebody. i found him in the ditch. >> he said his friend died seconds after he reached him. the driver told roberts he never saw the man he hit. the four were walking from alameda to oakland after police impounded t

at night fell, the group stormed the downtown ymca building on broadway and 24 them street. police moved in and made arrests. nearly 400 in all-including protesters who broke into city hall. we had first-hand look at the damage inside the building. >> during an early morning show and tell tour, mayor jean kwan describes the damage to city hall. >> i think it was probably the architect's model. we got it from the museum. >> the original architectural model. >> that's what they think. >> which would make the model more than a century old. other damage was a smashed window, graffiti, and the california and united states flags were yanked from their place on the mezzanine. >> i'm tired of them using the city city as a playground. i think oaklanders are getting tired. >> that's the charred remains of northwestern flag that some demon straighters pulled down and burn out here on at the front steps of city hall. thit this is youtube video of demonstrators waving the u.s. flag and then setting it ablaze and stomping it out. during the city hall break-in, dozens of people were being

. >> reporter: those who vandalized city hall broke off of the main group, which entered the ymca at 24th and broadway, invited in, they say, but police blocked their way, saying they broke in. hundreds were arrested. >> peace officers got into their peace mode. >> reporter: demonstrator randy wilkins got out of jail sunday morning. he claims police on either end of the demonstration at 24th and broadway left them no chance but to go into and through the ymca. >> we ended up going back the way we came from, then they wouldn't let us leave. they arrested everybody. >> reporter: now, we understand with all the arrests that occupy oakland demonstrators are pleading for money. apparently it's hitting in the pocketbook, trying to get money to bail some of the other folks out of jail. >> let me ask you about city hall. is it business as usual tomorrow, or is the damage excessive in some areas? >> reporter: ann, i don't have a firm answer for that. i doubt it would be business as usual. they had quite a bit of damage at city hall. they were painting walls, trying to clean up messes. they ha

. >> one of the groups was the downtown ymca. they encircled another group outside. about 70 of them were arrested. they say they plan on holding and charging all of them. >> i would expect in the future, what happened in the level of violence and everything that proceeded on the internet all the tweets which they know we read. >> mayor quan tells me they do have surveillance video of people that were going into city hall and couple dozen people may made their way in. none were arrested because police were not able to get here too quickly. they were handling the situation that was going over in the ymca. 300 people were arrested last night. we are awaiting the full set of charges they are facing. >> we have a photo taken by media partner "san jose mercury news" showing protestors burning the american flag taken from city hall. the demonstrators issued an e-mail the occupation and act of constitutionally protected disobedience was interrupted by brutal police response. >>> members of occupy san jose and occupy redwood city will protest at 2:00 in front of the chase ba

i know the ymca, the boys and girls clubs, other agencies in the community that have been in the trenches. they were struggling with this concept called the digital divide. we had to address that for our communities, for places where people might feel they would be displaced. how can they be a part of it? and we wanted to be a city for the 100%, for everyone to participate. the technology industry is that opportunity. s.f. citi is our ability to take stakeholders, companies who want to be here, the 85-plus and continuing to grow, to get their talent and employment opportunities they have and to share it with everybody, train them. we do not create jobs for people by simply announcing an idea. we have to roll up our sleeves and go to work. this is what i meant when i said, let's get it done. we need the right curriculum. we have to have the industry engage with us. what skill sets to are they going to look at when they are hiring people? how can we bridge the gap with folks who have felt they have been left out of this digital divide? this training idea, employment training, is to get that

reporter: those who vandalized city hall broke off from the main group which had entered the ymca at 24th and broadway invited in they say when police blocked their way. police say they broke in. hundreds were arrested. >> everything was peaceful until the peace officers got into their defense mode. reporter: demonstrator randy wilkins got out of jail sunday morning. he claims police on either end of the demonstration at 24th and broadway left them no chance but to go into and through the ymca. >> we end up going back the way we came from and then they wouldn't let us leave, which they arrested everybody. reporter: earlier police had rounded up protesters at a condo development at 19th and telegraph behind a fenced in vacant lot. as police closed in, the demonstratorred pushed over the fence and made -- demonstrators pushed over the fence and made their way to the street. >> it became clear the objectives of this crowd was not to peaceably assemble and march but to seek an opportunity to further criminal acts, confront police and repeatedly attempt to illegally occupy buildings. repo

this coming after violent protests saturday when protesters broke into the ymca and into city hall. inside city hall protesters damaged children's art, smashed display cases, and burned an american flag. >> what justifies taking over a ymca? what justifies vandalizing a historic beloved building that is a symbol of oakland's resilience and history. nothing. i think nothing does. >> it was a big time mess up there. at least three officers and two protesters were injured. since october mayor quan says protesters cost the cash strapped city $5 million. two million in vandalism. >> a small group of people who say they support the occupy movement try to distance themselves from the violence. >> violence should not be in oakland. if we're going to be occupying a boundary to help people we can't cross those boundaries and have violence and destruction of property and people's rights. dr. king marched for nonviolence. >> interfaith leaders gathered for what they called a peace and economic justice rally. they say occupy protesters need to stay focused on the core message, economic equality.

partner with community organizations in san francisco, and we have with us today chuck collins from the ymca, robert connolly from the boys and girls club, and eric mcdonald from united way. as we grow, we will put in a structured programs to give kids a path to employment. now let's talk about the team that will execute our vision. that is our member companies, many of whom are here. in your packets, there is a list of all of our member companies. we could not be prouder of the number of tech companies in san francisco who have already joined s.f. citi. at 5:00 yesterday, we had 72 members. this morning, we had 85 members. from 7:00 -- yes, we should clap. [applause] why don't any member company not standing, stand. [applause] this is s.f. citi, really not the people up here. it is the member companies that have adopted us. s.f. citi -- the power of s.f. citi is in our membership. from 7:00 this morning, the following companies have also joined who are not on a placard. yelp, rippleseed, advent, yammer, and we have added a new organization to s.f. citi, the black founders, who are here. eve

flags were also stolen, one of them reportedly burned by protesters. >> what just fight taking over a ymca? what justifies vandalizing a historic, beloved building that's a symbol of oakland's resilience and history? nothing, i think. nothing does. >> police estimate the crowd to be 500 strong and say they made more than 400 arrests. at least three officers and two protesters were injured. police showed us some of the items one officer alone confiscated from protesters. >> knives, cutting instruments, obviously these are items that can seriously injure a person. >> reporter: they also showed us this shield police say protesters were using it as they moved toward the line of officers last night. while the demonstration was going on, police say they received more than 1700 calls for service, which they triaged and responded accordingly to. >> personnel and resources dedicated to occupy reduces to focus on public safety priorities. >> reporter: city officials and police say they are seeking stay away orders to keep occupiers who have been arrested multiple times out of oakland. at the plaza n

protesters then broke into city hall, vandalizing exhibits while another group moved into a nearby ymca. they say they were trying to escape police at the time. that's where the bulk of arrests were made just before 8:00 p.m. >> the crowd came over here to the ymca and the doors were locked and the crowds forced their way into the building. >> protesters are planning to meet again today. >>> oscar delafuente. he says they're paying a steep price for their activity. >> i hope tonight the city of oakland looks at this the way it is, that the occupy movement has targeted us as a city, and it's costing us an incredible amount of resources. we're not going to tolerate it anymore. the city las spent $3 million handling the occupy demonstrations. >>> occupy across the country, in washington, had a street for senator joe lieberman. she was showered with glitter from occupy protesters as he was leaving the alfalfa club. they were forced to leave through a group of protesters. >>> new this morning, gun fire injured one person outside of a party at an elk's lodge. it happened at 11:30 on clayton r

earlier in the day, a group tried to take over the ymca at 24th and broadway. police blocked their access. protestors claimed that ymca staff invited them in but police say they were breaking in. hundreds of protestors arrested there on the spot as you can see right there. the movement began saturday afternoon when they tried to occupy the abandoned kaiser convention center near lake merritt. protestors began tearing down fences and allegedly pelted the cops with bottles rocks and metal pipes but police fought back with smoke bombs, tear gas and beanbags. as you can imagine, mayor quan was not happy at all. >> i think they have been treating us like a playground and i think everyone is losing patience. i think they're hurting the movement. oakland "occupy" is one of the national -- the national policy of "occupy" is to be nonviolent. "occupy oakland" has refused to be nonviolent. >> reporter: mayor quan estimate damages to city hall and frank ogawa plaza since the movement began to be about $2 million. but if you add all the policing of the demonstrations, then

what they ended up doing is rushing into a ymca. not a vacant building at all where people are inside working out. they said this crowd bum rushed them. they were not violent but very provocative. the police moved in and arrested about 20 or so inside the ymca. those arrests are continuing, don. >> we're talking about ieds and all of the things that protesters have said they hit them with. have you observed any of that? >> yeah, i've seen the tear gas on the side of the police and i've seen smoke bombs tossed at police. the violence is coming from both sides. one guy was really puzzled by an oakland police officer with a patton. i didn't see what was that algdly provoked that attack. a lot of people wake up tomorrow with sore eyes and tear gases. there's blows on the streets of oakland as well. >> how has this spoens been different than the one in october? it was very violent back in october. is this one different? >> the main difference right now, and the arrest totals maybe similar, a few dozen. what i haven't seen yet amount here

there were last arrests at the downtown ymca. one band of roaming protesters also damaged city hall. the damage inside is still being assessed this morning. sergio reports. >> city hall became one of the targets of demonstrators when a few people managed to force their way in and make a mess of the place a visibly flustered jean quan voiced her frustration with the latest demonstration. >> the occupy oakland has got to stop using oakland as its playground and that people in the community and people in the occupy movement have to stop making excuses for this behavior. >> at the height of protestors during the day, demonstrators squared off at police. some tossed objects at officers and police responded. as the day war on, several conflicts erupted, like this one near 14th and broadway. i talked to one woman who watched as the action went down. she said the police are too heavy handed. >> i will say sometimes protestors get upset and do some things to but eye think it's wrong. it's like they are taking a sledge hammer to kill a fle