Occupy oakland

• By TERRY COLLINS Associated Press OAKLAND, Calif.
(msnbc.com)
• Saturday, Occupy Oakland had their largest action since the Port Shutdown in December. It was "Move In Day", and the intention was to Occupy a vacant building.
(Salon)
• Yesterday, the Oakland Police deployed hundreds of officers in riot gear so as to prevent Occupy Oakland from putting a vacant building to better use. This is a building which has sat vacant for 6 years, and the city has no current plans for it.
(DAILY KOS)
• OAKLAND, California — Police used tear gas and flash grenades Saturday to break up hundreds of Occupy protesters after some demonstrators started throwing rocks and flares at officers and tearing down fencing.
(Wall Street Journal)
• They included ones that read: "We are the 99 percent;" "Occupying is not a crime;" "Occupy Oakland, occupy everything;" "We are Oakland;" and "Stop the brutality.
(Boston Globe)
• OAKLAND — It was late December, and dusk was setting over City Hall. Dozens of people had formed a circle on the concrete lip of the plaza below, in order to sketch out plans to occupy an abandoned building on January 28 th.
(Salon)
• During World War II, the East Bay Area was home to many war-related industries. Among these were the Kaiser Shipyards in nearby Richmond.
(Worldnews.com)
• OAKLAND, CALIF.
(Hamilton Spectator)
• at 2 p.m. Today is a national day of action for the Occupy Wall Street movement after more than 100 members of Occupy Oakland were arrested Saturday night.
(Des Moines Register)