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dropped on hiroshima, so strong it could lift reinforced buildings right off the ground and hurl carls like missiles. the starm was 1.3 miles wide. to give you some perspective that is roughly the distance in san francisco between the at&t park and the transamerica building. take a look at this. this was moore, oklahoma before the tornado, a city of quiet streets, and here it is now. check out the difference. many blocks, not one single house is spared. this is plaza tower school, which took a direct hit. that's what it looked like before, and that's what it looks like tonight. the t...

>> reporter: a much more peaceful scene at oakland city hall. protestors trickled away a short time ago, unclear whether they will be coming back but it was a day of mostly peaceful marches here in the east bay. protestors seemed less focused on confrontation and more focused on dealing with what they call an education crisis. reporter: >> if we raise our voices... >> reporter: they are calling it occupy education. a mix of bay area students, faculty and "occupy" protestors who agree on one thing. >> for the last two decades, we have just been on a downhill spiral as education has ...

occupancy will increase by 5 million square feet in 2012, two million more than last year, and almost two empire state buildings' worth of space, more may be needed. >> we're already worried that by the end of the year, we'll outgrow the office that we just moved into. >> reporter: there is still something of a glut of office space in silicon valley but the premium space, the space the new high-tech companies want, is going fast. in santa clara, len ramirez, cbs 5. opponents of capital punished have gathered more than enough signatures to get a death penalty ban on the ballot. now,...