>> and these businesses, ironically, the downtown businesses are not effected. and this is feel a shot about 6:00 p.m. this foot locker, or snow boarded up camel's along this street. however,-panels. and these no panel board. >> and this morning, it seems like there has the store past has passed, with this neighborhood, there's a lot of cleaning up to do.

with all of the paper down on the ground. that says " i am oscar grant. >> will get reaction from people in this community and the reason why that this protesters were going from city hall, through their neighborhood on the road to the fruitvalle-part neighborhood. >> and from the violence last night,-bart platform >> and when this was relatively call >> we have not heard of any injuries, there wasn't injury that was one officer hit by a car. there was to- just one injury, and with a lot of people that of gone through this neighborhood. with clubs, hats, trampled flowers. with gloves, on the ground but forcefully, no major injuries, isabel.

>> and some people have been fighting with each other, no one was seriously injured during last night's protest. now, to los angeles where this two year prison sentence was not the only decision made by the judge of johannes meserle case. also, the gun and has been charged and dan kerman explain what happened in court. >> the judge said his decision, to send johannes meserle in the state prison was based on evidence. when the jury was convicting him of grand manslaughter, that they mistakenly told of his gun money intended to plug this taser. because there is no intent to pull of his gun, insufficient as a evidence for the gun enhancement, the could have given johannes meserle an additional 10 years. the family of oscar grant was not pleased. >> we're talking about murder. and if a man goes to

prison going killing a dog? he will get four years so i think that two years of course, is not enough. >> and with this in america, this is not real justice. >> and johnson was one of the five family members including the mother of oscar grant to take an emotional testimony earlier that day. how their lives have changed since the killing of oscar grant and he should be given a full sentencing. yes later, johannes meserle sentenced with all my heart, i'm sorry for taking oscar from them. high-pressure wanted to they can find it in their heart to forgive me. " the grab a family of oscar grant was not buying it. >> the latent apology was not an apology and if there was an apology on that platform that night. >> the family of oscar grant

show their discussed by walking out during the middle of the judge's statement. the leaders of the they're going to the u.s. to th u. department of justice to continue to seek out justice for this late son, oscar grant. dan kerman, los angeles, kron 4 news. >> it has been beautiful, and this live look outside shows the beginning of a beautiful day. >> and in san francisco, let us check-in with jacqueline bennett. >> well, it was much cooler yesterday and we're in for another cool day today with a slight chance of showers in the south bay. and with some patchy fog mainly close to the coastline. and in the north bay. temperatures are going to warm quickly. by 12:00 p.m.-noon, will be up into the '50's, low 60s the some places and in particular would get up to the upper 60s at this point.

by 3:00 p.m., still on the cool side today with the chance of 20, 30 percent chance of isolated showers in the south bay. mainly, we're speaking of morgan hill, gilroy, and the changes! with the storm impacting the entire bay area. and will time it out and how much rainfall we would get. >> still ahead on kron 4 news this weekend, and upset. the latest results on the oakland race for mayor. and a live look of sight it walnut creek. it is still dark with a lot of headlights and we cannot even tell you what it looks like in terms of the weather. and it is going to be cloudy for most of the bay. we will be back.

>> now, to a decision 2010. the next mayor of oakland is still not known. is in the lead over he had 34% of the

vote. and the city used blank choice of voting for the first time-rank joining choice, and i'll let winner needs 30 percent, and with putting quan >> and it will have riffle of totals on friday. >> and rubio, a of a friday, is blaming both parties in overspending. in the rodeo/internet address, the midterm elections that a clear message from voters. >> this election, the american people have said enough is enough that is loud and clear. republicans would be mistaken if we read these as simply embrace for the republican party. this

election, is a chance for republicans to say who we are going to be. america is the single greatest nations on earth. the history of all mankind, about free enterprise, the employee can be the employer, were small businesses are started every day. if somebody like me, the son of a bartender, and a maid can be a united states senator. >> he asked that the last two years was a frightening glimpse of what could be a nation if they continue down this cart path growing debt, and governor in american lives and out of control spending. >> and also, the hotel in india killed 164 polpeople, and he spoke in moon by. at the touch of a whole, and he is saying that-and bombay, to a future of security,

prosperity. >> the perpetrators wanted to pit believers of different faiths against each other. it failed. here, and bombay, the strength, but is on full display. and with speakers, christians, jewish, muslims, protecting each other, saving each other, and living the, in truth of all the world's great religions. >> the president is staying at the top of all during his stop and later, he will visit indonesia, south korea, japan as this tend day-asian trip. >> still to come, test 10 day. the more coverage of johannes meserle. first, with a live look outside. this is the bay bridge, beautiful morning with your full o?

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>> we're back at 7:17 continuing coverage of johannes meserle. the scene, the aftermath, this arrest was being made after a small protest. elan. >> after all of this, that this rally was after a pretty peaceful. there were 335 people and after 6:30 p.m., a group of protesters decided to march to city hall and apparently going to that bart station. where oscar grant was killed. along the way, destruction with storefront windows, car when shultz also broken. and also, this boss had its two- inch windshield-that city bus was also smashed out of

that to inch thick windshield. >> and also, keeping the local officers informed with the heavy police presence of officers, riot gear ready for anything. from as far away as monterey county, sunnyvale. they kept minimum and chief, anthony was angry with protest leaders and broken promises. and oakland mayor says the the protesters do not reflect the majority of oakland residents. >> what we asked earlier and that without withstanding, that people that can risk request, and show that anger, pain, and it is poignant in a fashion that was not the best-non- violent. and i might say that it is the clues for the most part of the city. with over 400,000 people, that that was not heard. there

are a small group of people that went across that line. >> and i heard a reporter saying that there were listening to this and happens every single down. and when the sun shine goes down, people tear of the city. >> we're not for to give a long leash to the people to tear up this city anymore. >> johannes meserle sentencing is going to have more scrutiny. with the judge's own admission that he made a mistake in the quan jet--judge to throw out the judge kennedy agreed that the john donne enhancement was confusing to the jury. >> question is not weather it johannes meserle used a gun that is clearly evident in this video. in the is 13 pages of jury instructions,

judge perry said that the gun enhance the law would apply only if jurors believe to use his weapon, intentionally. and if this blanket, menacingly, or firing at. -if he was-this blanket, and they asked for a deception of the penal code dealing with the fire code doing a felony. and with section 12 of 22.5, provided to them, our first to only any person, portions using a firearm in the commission of a felony or attempted felony. there is no mention of intent for the judge said that involuntary manslaughter shows that the jury believed he did not intend to use the gun. >> we started to see cooler weather up there yesterday and continue with that today. rainfall, and heavy in the morning will time it out in futurecast. today, the inland valley is not too shabby with a mix of clouds,

sunshine and a dramatic cool off. los 60s, inland and around the bay and upper 60s closer to the coast. with your neighborhood by neighborhood temperatures, 60 degrees and san francisco, 65 degrees in vallejo. in inland, not to bad with the low 70's that is current to what we saw, yesterday. mountain view, half moon bay, and remember, a chance of showers in the south bay today. and 20 percent chance and san jose but perhaps 30 percent in morgan hill. the reason why is that there are a few storms impacting right now on the satellite/breeder. these clouds-satellite- writer, and it is perhaps difficult to make out and that is a tight down to the south. the writer is showing that the showers however,-the stormtracker 4 radar, and it could impact is, tomorrow. to take a look

on futurecast, quite a bit of rainfall in the north bay. by 5:00 p.m., moderate approaching the golden gate. 7:00 p.m., this band very heavy that orange is going to be coming down. still, moderate rainfall for the north bay. continuing until 9:00 p.m. moderate rainfall bay-area wide. and then 11:00 a.m. shower reactivity of the block of heavier rainfall. the delta, the north bay and by 3:00 p.m. we will see those showers break up. there is a chance of a few lingering showers behind the main front which pushed through, earlier. to take a look at the rainfall totals, it is about three- quarters of an inch in the south bay. the mountains conceit two-inches. and in the santa cruz mountains a bit less, maybe 1 in.. have

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>> we will time it out on futurecast. >> and with 100 arrests last night in oakland after the johannes meserle was sentenced. he was given two years and prison, with already credit of time served. and he could be out in less than one year, and with the 400 protesters turned up for a rally in

yesterday midafternoon. . and some taking their anger out on businesses, breaking windows, and vandalizing vehicles and even throwing debris at police. and weather any trouble? and will, good morning. . and major problems here at east 17th and slits avenue. to the fruitvalle-bart station you can see that this is just one of dozens of cars in the neighborhood damage when the protesters went through. obviously, a very angry. and at 7:4:04 p.m. last night but not before leaving these trash, clothing, all over the ground. i'd just spoke to a woman that said what did we do to deserve all of this? we did not do anything. and a lot of people are waking

up shocked that the protesters went through their neighborhood with that of the had nothing to do with this. and this resident christina, can you describe to me what you saw and the protesters? >> it seemed like an army of police with their tear gun, gas, and relieve billy clubs if and it was really scary. >> and with the size of the crowd? >> it was thousands of people. >> what was going to remind? with a volatile situation? >> and i was thinking what the? what is going on. and my daughter is coming home from the hospital and i cannot even get to her house everything is blocked off. helicopters. and people are rallying, fighting and it is crazy! it does not make any sense.

>> and with 152 people a race it to you think that your were you thinking that you might of ben arrested? >> and we were thinking gush let us cut off the street. they're right in front of our hosof our house, it was crazy, and the thinking that we're we record to do something. and we're not try to get into this problem, would want to go home. . and not only was her damage here, but there is damage along mess. you can see these fan plastic markers. back to you, isabel. >> thank you, and people confronted with this often time will see more things is and we think that perhaps there was a total of 400

protesters, yesterday. perhaps thousands of people that she mentioned before not quite there. . in law, other onlookers. to honor meanwhile, the with jonathan blum is in that part of the coverage. >> at 80, 16th avenue, in oakland, police were seen arresting protesters, one by one surrounded on this one block away. to the a limited shares county and there is a group of protesters there on the other side of the crime scene tape. they are chanting, let them go, let them go. as they are arresting people one on one of trespassing charges and other misdemeanors and loading them on this vehicle. and one that fills up, they will have other forms of transportation to

fill up with protesters, and with digital documentation of passerby's, and inside, very subdued. and people are doing things an orderly fashion. in oakland, jonathan blum. >> earlier, the grandfather of oscar grant spoke and with please requesting peace. >> and i know that everybody is angry, and nobody is more angry is my and then i am. however, let us just take god we are not going to solve anything by terrace this city up. by tearing this city of protest-two wrongs do not make the right. my grandson is gone. violence is not going to bring him back. and this destructive really did not do anything if. two wrongs

are not going to bring him back. if you are angry? to the right way, the legal way, put on a ballot, let people vote on it, and perhaps take the police away from the guns away from the police? but did you not try to solve it by having a riot. nothing is ever solved a riot in this country. >> our coverage of the meserle sentencing continues on lined with dedicated portions of our home page. just log onto w w w . kron . on lined with dedicated portions of our home page. just log onto w w w . kron . com we will be right back. the droid 2. a lightning-fast keyboard, a turbo-texting, web-jetting super you. the droid x. a 4.3-inch screen. summon movies and games at your command. now buy a droid 2 by motorola for $149.99

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it is the nearly two years when oscar grant was killed by johannes meserle. yesterday, he was sentenced to two years and presiden i priso, with already, presidencurrently with time cer >> two weeks after the release of these videos. the rest of johannes meserle killing and on the armed, oscar grant. >> commuters and protesters filed murder charges of increasing violence and he fell not guilty to murder and is set free on a three million-dollar bail. and with threats on his life, and a new demonstration. >> i am so paltz! >> november of last year, a judge ruled that the meserle trial and los angeles. protesters called him in there, and it began in early

june of this year and lasts one month. the judge said the the evidence does not support a first degree murder charge. and at the verdict comes back on july 8th, and he is convicted of involuntary manslaughter. and the con county-area rounds a nother round of violence and protest. >> taking a live look at this golden gate bridge to everything is bright, light. let us check-in with jacqueline bennett. she has a full check of the weather. >> we're starting to see cool weather yesterday and will continue with the cool weather, rainfall by tomorrow. heavier in the morning of. we will time it out on futurecast. today, the inner bay will be not too bad, mild, low sixties around the bay, and let us take a look at those temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood. 62 degrees in san francisco, 65 degrees in

vallejo. and inland? not too bad. a very similar to what we saw, yesterday. 59 degrees in half moon bay, and at 69 degrees-59 degrees in half moon bay, and the chances of the south bay showers. 20 percent and the san jose put 30 percent and morgan health. the reason why we're seeing these showers is a couple of storms' impact in the bay area. to take a look of the satellite and radar streaming in yesterday wiccans see that it is perhaps difficult to make out. -perhaps we concede that it is the bigger storm activity perhaps we can see that it is going to impact us, tomorrow. to take a look on futurecast impacting rainfall by 5:00 a.m. and moderate rainfall covering through the golden gate area. 7:00 a.m., this spans of heavy rainfall, that

orange is representative of it coming down. still, moderate rainfall to the north bay. continuing until 9:00 a.m., moderate rainfall bait-area wide and it will taper off by 11:00 a.m.-be- area wide, and with blocks of their rainfall. the-area wide. by 3:00 p.m., we are starting to see those showers break off. there is a chance that we could see the lingering showers behind that mean the front toward the rainfall totals, with one quarter of an inch of the inland valleys but the mountains could get up to 2 in. of rain fall! and the santa cruz mountains, less. perhaps 1 in.. central, east bay, one quarter, 1 in. expected. this rainfall is going to be a heavy. it is going to move through pretty quickly. to take a look of the kron 47 they run the bay it is going to be cooler to the weekend and the sunday! 62 degrees. it's the seven

day around the bay, and books light showers possible. drier conditions, and a slight chance of rain fall on tuesday in the north bay as the storm passes. just a slight chance, 20 percent as the move into wednesday, a very dry pattern is setting up. we will not like to see rainfall for a while and temperatures are going to remain on the cooler side. >> please stay with us, sports coming up next.

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>> welcome back, the kron 4 news of 8:00 a.m., johannes meserle is convicted. of two years in prison with credit for time served. the peaceful protest started to break down as they moved a different location. however, by 10:00 p.m., three jail convoys were filled with arrests of protesters. pam oaklandon is quiet at this hour, and-oakland is quiet at this hour and with

residents impacted? >> east 17th, where hundreds of protesters, 152 arrests all together. lin but however, not before they did this, look at this as, as a bell. one of dozens of cars that have been vandalized by protesters. -look at this. towards the fruitvalle-bart station. with destruction, and clothing as far as you can see. and fliers on the ground that read ibm oscar grant, and my life matters. and i am oscar grant, and my life matters " look, you can see these plastic items came from gas stations there are already doing damage before they got here. i spoke to a resident about 10 minutes ago and she's heartbroken. >> and you are disappointed and why? >> i am disappointed, and a

lot of people and that young man had a family. he is no longer here. we have people coming out side of our community and kicking cars, shouting and being disruptive. it is heartbreaking because that is not a way to honor that young man. we heard all week, we knew that for request coming in reporter much expected it. now, they are destroying communities in a much not think there represents the honor of that young man. >> what do think of going through your neighborhood please describe them. >> you could hurt have heard them, through the corner of fifth and east 17th. and you could hear the noise. with a load it got me up out of my sleep. as a look cut by sliding glass door there was a mob of people and what are they doing? there were throwing things, rowdy, kicking cars and it was not a peaceful atmosphere. my

children was gone, and when the going to do? they're tearing up this to unity. and when they stood here, you could see police in the were slowly, methodically. and i don't not even know where they came from that was the spooky part. and they were so close that i thought if anybody moved to the wrong way? we cannot have a major catastrophe. >> back, live, let me show you that this is public property but many people care about their neighborhood. one woman came out, and she wanted to check on all of her flowers to see if they're ok. and we spoke to 150 people were arrested. the reason why there were arrested in the first place with 7:4:04 p.m. last night. with chief, anthony paths one of the protesters

grabbed a gun from a surrounding police officer from its holster, and that with a said enough is enough. to move in, and charging these people unlawful assembly and how many of those 152 people were from outside of oakland. back to you. >> and reflecting of the woman who was heartbroken and other residents. it reminds me of what dellums said in his press conference. this is a city of 400,000 and these were just a few of the bad apples making us bad but most of last not feel this way. >> and they do not speak for them. and they said the you tube art is honoring the oscar grant by doing this. >> thank you. >> and a peaceful rally outside of city hall called after the sentence. with 400,000 people, activists, and many have been saying that two years is not enough. when that wrapped

up. they had police stepped in. with 400 people. there also a skillful and los angeles. following the sentencing, the family of oscar grant that they were disgusted with the judge's decision of only two years already with credit has time served. there were hoping for the 14 years. we will keep you up-to-date on the story in will be speaking to an expert on legal of come later in this hour. the mall, a quick, live look this is walnut creek. meanwhile, it looks a bit cloudy/overcast. let us check-in with jacqueline bennett she has the forecast. >> it was much cooler yesterday and we're in for another cool day today even with a slight chance of showers in the south bay. this morning, with a patchy fog in the closer to the

coastline. and in the north bay. temperatures are not going to warm it that quickly by this afternoon. 12:00 p.m.-noon = upper 50s, low 60s and in the valley, in particular, those will be in the upper 60s only at this point. 3:00 p.m., will still be on the toll side with a chance, with 20%-30%- of isolated showers and the south bay. and really very self! morgan hill, toward, and-very-south. with the storm impacting the entire bay area, tying it out on futurecast. coming up in just a bit. >> still to come on kron 4 news this weekend, which will speak to the legal analyst about this and we will be right back. appreciate the easy days, are what keep me coming back for more. [goat sounds] and the customer says, on the carpet." what? gonna be difficult. don't tell me about a dog. a day care full of kids, house chickens. call a day's work. call 1-800-steemer

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>> taking a look, a former san francisco analyst. >> good morning. >> what i heard the verdict,

what was most astonishing to me is that the judge at the meeting that he had committed an error in giving the instructions to the jury about con enhancement. and this is an entire whole new appeals process of the dutch handgun enhancement. >> and with this, with the judge that he said he looked over and he said that he made a mistake in the jury appeared confused. and they said it was not an intentional killing. however, before the judge's answer that, he came up with the verdict. and the mystery was confused, and still was not an intentional killing. and he tossed it out. >> and it was perhaps a piece of something for the defense? >> yes, a big victory for the defense. with two years,

and from a 14 years and once he tossed that charge ". now, we're arguing just a two-year sentence, not 14 years that was the biggest victory for the defense once that happened prosecution could appeal. >> and with the judge saying that i heard the evidence, there is no >> and there is a chance of the defense could appeal? >> and would that be easier for just them except the seven months. >> and i bet you, that with michael rains he would say the same thing, that the victory. this was sick guy was facing serious convictions,-he was also facing a murder charge. and to toss out a sentence and to give the lowest, sentence possible. part now is to put fight the public opinion. >> also, to clear the gunmen

records. the might absolutely. >> and i would predict that the per diem, that we've somewhat out of this, and i cannot think a court of appeals is going to modify this. >> also, the federal government? >> yes. that is a wild card. and brought the king, and all white belt off the let them go, and perhaps they do not think the system is going to let it go. -all white-jury. however, this is heaven, with a police officer going to present. - this is-different. >> and what about the prosecution? does it have leeway, leverage? >> pier radically, they could appeal this and say that your throwing out that. theoretically. but if i had to take a certain vote the we tried our best? and we

have to deal with reality. and i was a de aide most of my career. and all of our cops are our best witnesses, so for 88 to turn against the police officer is unusual. and with this murder conviction. and also, difficult to throw out, and we are honoring with their release trying to do the best thing and also, it was a very difficult case. >> the family is not satisfied, obviously. is are any hope for them? >> with the civil case and the daughter settled. and john burris, is one of the best lawyers he's incredibly aggressive and really strong. at blasting the police department and i think that it is going to be big money. it could be big money and that to be an entirely different menu. imagine the mother of oscar grant. sitting next to a

lawyer in a civil setting. and with 51%, that is just a preponderant upon the evidence. that would be explosive, the would-be emotional, and at the goes to trial? >> and one the last bank. any messages to the police? and you and i were speaking that this morning. when a police officer goes to work the last thing is that i'm going to go to jill tonight. and 99 percent of-jail time. >> and the want to the majority of them, going to protect the public and are there bad apples? >> yes. >> and there are those cases where police are held to a higher standard. the thought of a conviction is

horrifying to the thoughts of a police. and of course, there are saying that this was not a crime, not. it was just a mistake. and in those exceptional cases, the possibility. >> and also sang to police as we to say goodbye, that they're not and violent. there is the possibility. >> and they're not above the law. and in this case, the family of oscar grant. the law went after a police. >> thank you, jim hammer will see you next hour and we will be right back. o?

>> with temperatures dropping, and will remain in the 60s throw the rest of

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special show from 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. fiord henry? >> speaking of joy, enlightenment. there is a co-author of this book to search royalty. with millions of years ago. for will be talking about this new love, now. all coming up on kron 4 news this weekend.

>> 1966, a harvard psychologist, friend of tim leary, went to india and found enlightenment. change his name from richard alpert. and written a book, remember, the here now. in many ways, it was the first major contact between the american ecosystem and the

american speech will become with the beatles, subsequently became a major part of the american culture. especially, in california. and certainly, on the east coast. they were a major institution. and spirituality in america. so,rahm das >> he has written the path of the glove, and coal offer. just a coincidence. >> it is the da's brothers. >> and anyway,rahm will be 82 years old in april. >> and coauthor, and i was wondering why in another room book? with the change

in enlightenment. from the 1970's was to keep writing what has changed? >> i am not sure that and there's any claims of achieving enlightenment perhaps quite the opposite. to help people along the up, the down, the spiritual quest. and certainly, >> he became most famous. he was the code tim leary of this church role of the world for a long time. and what was it that he presented to world-he was the team era of the spurge reality world. we cannot perhaps understand. s. relative spirituality. >> and i think that he showed the people of being on a spiritual journey of getting in touch with that deeper place. within themselves. that feeling of

oneness resonating in the speech that he gave to pull people and. >> and to pull people in, so many people have experienced not the experience of being. >> the indians say that there are a few different ways of getting that experience. the best we used to do it, yourself. >> where do you start? >> the second is to hear it from themselves and the third is to hear read it in a book. >> and with a starting point? [laughter] >> and word we start in finding what ever it is that we called indictment, that calls it-giving some of the enlightenment. >> and i just got one minute you and night to cast the man of what is the meaning of life [laughter] >> with a one minute to in my ear. >> it could start in the

side. -inside. to try to find your own identity. and there is a saint, that says the only real teaching is to am i? you follow that bought and the side. >> and just keep following it. is this the premeditation? >> it becomes a meditation. meditation can have any form that works for you. this is a whatever works, kind of project. there are many different paths and people on the mountain. as an interviewer. >> and have to apologize for not quite getting the meaning of life across just like that. >> come on! [laughter] >> and the main point, is to find the path information on

television. i can tell you that if you'd like a better shot?, at 4:00 p.m., there'll be a >> yes, the proxy. >> and by the way, we have to go. book passage .com and to become a love note in thank you for being here. >> thank you very much. >> we are going to take a break and another approach.

and welcome back, we are taking a look at the golden gate bridge. a full check of the weather soon, first, 100 arrests and oakland. the former bart officer was convicted of killing of oscar grant. and with two years in prison already with credit time served and he could be out in it under one the year. with mixed feelings, feeling just about 50-50 on the fairness of the sentencing. with the 400 protest thing that turned out mid afternoon and by the evening, some people began their march away from city hall and up towards lake merritt. some took their anger out of with vandalism to businesses, homes, and even towards the police officers and oakland. >> 16th avenue, and no overnight problems but you

can see the problems in this neighborhood. this is one of dozens of vehicles and other windshields crashed. trash is all over the place, and with people coming out of here, sweeping the street. there is still a lot to be done with fliers that reads " by m. oscar grant, and my life matters ". t-shirts, hanging from the fences and this is a video from 7:40 4:00 p.m. last night the one to two people there night ended with your arrested by the oakland police department. at that point, according to chief anthony, one of the protesters from grabbed a gun and a holster from one of the police officers. that is when a swarm in, a restaurant that protester. and the charge can with unlawful assembly. the chief said it is okay to protest but at that point they wanted to shut it down.

with no major injuries. the aftermath is that a lot of people in this neighborhood, when they did not think the protest would end up through their neighborhood since they are a couple of miles away from the downtown demonstration. here is a resident i spoke with and what she had to say. >> and all my neighbors get along and know each other, and for them to come down in the downtown oakland. they are just tearing up our neighborhood. we get a peaceful. and that was on real, that the stuff you see in somebody else's favorite, not mine. neighborhood is apparently because the protesters were heading towards the fruitvalle/bart station. just a few miles from where i am located. and according to valerie, that the police officers were waiting for them. and they quickly jumped in here, are arrested them without any

incident. she said she is grateful for that even though there's still clean up. >> thank you, isabel. , it was my understanding that there were police standing by at the bart/from bill bart station for that very reason and i think that the police chief. fruitvalle. -- andy chutthey shut that down. >> yes, there are able to go to the through the station without protest. they got word that let us shut that down so the never reached it at that point. and the elite of the land, perhaps they moved and when they did. it is perhaps a cul-de-sac, with an island in the middle, the light of the land. they're not pinned in the but once they got. it was pretty easy to get around these protesters. it is a small neighborhood. with fences, foilage, and that is what the police

decided to let us move in and shut it down. >> and i heard anchor from him and his tone, that- enter. before it got really out of hand. will trend. >> despite that band of protesters that took the the streets and parts of oakland, the actual rally was peaceful. the lead organizer, cat brooks what these are important. >> times like these are important because it allows people to hear. not feel alone in their rage. it is important for them, for the organizers, and they are able to mobilize and to have to have a peaceful way to channel their anger. and this can end the cycle and

perhaps 20 minutes for them to process this. and i think really like this can provide connectivity. >> and a work coverage of the meserle sentencing continues on line. we have dedicated a large portion to our home page. and feel free to go to our website. we will be right back.

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if >> we are taking a live look at 8:40 mount tam is always different when we get the cloud coverage. underneath, inside the city we will see perhaps was more realistic. a check of the weather, let us see with jacqueline bennett. the much cooler yesterday and we are in for another cool day today. if it's a slight chance of showers in the south bay, with patchy fog mainly close to the coastline. and to the north bay, temperatures are not going to warm that quickly into the afternoon. by noon, upper 50s, low 60s but some places in the inland valleys in particular are going to get up to the upper 60s at this point. 3:00 p.m., still on the cool side today and we have a chance with 20 percent chance, 30 percent chance of isolated showers in the south bay

many much south, like morgan hill, gilroy. otherwise, we will say drive but big changes coming up. a much rainfall we will time it out on radar. >> and how about some exhilarating moments! >> that is right, to fasten your seat belts, and we have some flamenco. jose! we are going to celebrate. there at the theater, we will be back on how to tell you how you can get tickets.

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flamenco! to bring this to the bay area, they're going to be at fort mason, everybody should see them. it is wild. it is colorful. and will come to the show, a couple of the major dancers. we have the artistic director. of feeder, flamenco. and we also have christina hall. you are not spanish and you are from guadalajara. and with an irish heritage? >> and italian. >> but i live in spain. >> and live in one of my favorite places in spain. >> yes, it is my livelihood, flamenco dancing. >> and a guitarist, who say, that he will only be photographed on one side. >> at all my good side a lot

>> and you place so beautifully. -only glycoside and [laughter] >> and how they can get tickets? >> and it is called the flamenco and it is a cast of 04 dancers, a guitarist, two different singers from spain, and a violin, cello, piano. very much different elements that we mixed and to the shell. % and with modern, and also very authentic flamenco. >> please tell us the history of a flamenco. and how it happens that has come to our shores. >> i'll tell you what, how long as flamenco bad around? >> for several years-and the rou and around how long has flan

around? the mall or company has been in at san francisco for the amount of 45 years. >> and you've been doing this since your little girl? >> yes. >> what a great opportunity to an authentic experience and also some guitar, jose? to give us a feeling of what it is like.

>> and he is playing without a guitar pick which is amazing. and he is taking back, with him, >> and it is fantastic! and this is how you could get tickets to be part of the feeder flamenco experience. it is that the celts theatre at the wonderful place to see anything with easy parking. family event, october-november 12th, they have a really good website. and that is w w w . theater flamenco.org and a perfect way for and how fair game, the same director the to was born identity has taken on a real story of espionage. this cia that has been out it by the bush white house after her husband, has been

accused the waitinthe white hou, and this could easily repeat itself, but once in awhile, recent history is eliminated by film. their strong attention to film, very scary stuff it happened at the movies, stay smart, engaging, with all the wilsons and eventually, dick cheney's chief of staff. with a double dealing double crossing. and to try to tell the story objectively, it is amazing for great storytelling, 3, have certified, hafts. more ideas and videos that and possibly on this rainy weekend. and the the to the theater, flamenco. back to you, henry. >> and here is an unusual book for motivation it is a

graphic novel is by can milman it is called a peaceful warrior. a warrior inspired and we will explain coming up on kron 4 news this weekend.

>> dan moment was a champion athlete, a world champion athlete. he has gone on to be a motivational speaker, and a director. in the latest book, it is a lot of pictures. and he has created a concept called peaceful warrior. and this is a graphic novel version of a peaceful warrior. the idea, and inspiring people of a peaceful world has a certain and this seems a bit contradictory. of what we're sinking for peace of life. and to be peaceful and a

warrior or short, and our >> is a balance, of one and the other, to live with the peaceful part. however, there are times when you need a warrior spirit and it is not fighting but it is about learning our fears, and focusing on the present moment. a certain set of life skills it is all about all of oscar. we're all in the training. >> and in terms of life instances, how about some examples? >> fundamental, to deal with fear, and it is part of self doubt in this is part of our daily life. >> and how to why teach this? a particular approach in my seminar. to bring up self doubt, to go to experiences that they can do things they did not think there were able to do. and they're not so short that it is quite as intimidating itself up comes up, next target. >> another life skill is to focus on the main moment.

and mark twain said i've some of the troubles in my moutlife, but most of which have never problem happened. an african focus on the present, that daily life is going to teach us-and have a focus on every moment. are a form of storage will week training to strengthen number spirit. it is about using daily life in order. >> you ever can summon a box! 472 books [laughter] >> and you've written some of the books. >> -- >> and now, you've sold many book you hav had so many books, and this is a graphic novel. what is up with that? >> for some reason, i am

teaching at the ratings for change conference on the 13th of february and san francisco. november 13th-- >> and wanted to mention that because i've been riding in different john rice, fiction, nonfiction, is illustrative children's books. different-genres. this is between a novel and a movie because it is a comic book is illustrated in pushes out to a new audience. if there are young adults that might not read but there would like to see these pictures in this particular ave. >> and i cannot decide. and a lot of us have mixed feelings of going to the comic book formation. haland this is a good thing. and i know the or accessing different people. and i'm just wondering weather it is a shortcut? they fear

shortcut? and obviously, the good thing is that you were getting to people. >> the good thing is that who i can reach out to, and what form it will be most of, it into them is not just for children. >> that is what scares me lot >> and i know many people that only read magazines they do not have time to read books. it is to be accessible to them as well as can be adults and especially for children, young people. it is my vision of what the movie might have been based on the scripps i had written. and it gave me elements that were not in the book, not anomaly. and i believe it is going to be quite impeccable. and reminding life of the bigger picture, and the promise of that they hold. >> dan millm foran will be at the comic book store relief on berkeley. on november 10th, wednesday.

5:00 p.m. and i believe that there are several tests on their riders for change on the 13th, the 14th,- writers for change. >> and also, and i am action going to speak. >> think very much. >> and isabel, by now i think that you have found the meaning of life. thanks to these remarkable there interviews. >> absolutely, i'm swimming in the meaning of life this weekend. >> actually, that is very wonderful and coming up, the aftermath of the johannes meserle sentencing. will catch up with will tran >> i am in a neighborhood, where 152 people or are restive but not before causing damage to this

neighborhood. coming up, will have reactions to people from around here.

, live, this is kron 4 morning news. >> good morning, everybody and welcome at the top of the over 9:012 years behind bars that is the sentencing for johannes meserle. and two years behind bars, and the shooting of oscar grant last year. johannes meserle is getting credit for time already served which is he could be out in less than one a year leaving these protesters in oakland about reached. there was a peaceful rally. however, some of those protesters cut violent prompting police to step and. >> oakland is quiet at this hour, it will has been out there in those early morning hours trying to find out

what has happened overnight. he will press up to date >> -bring us up-to-date. . this is just one of dozens of cars, the were vandalized, yesterday. and as the protesters were going through here through the fruitvalle bart station from city hall. you can see the damage this car, with lots of trash on the ground, with baseball caps, flyers, t- shirts. and a lot of people were so scared that they did not even look out their window. this morning, there seemed all of this and this is a woman. this is public property but she cares about her neighborhood. you can see her cleaning of these flowers. she spoke to me a few hours ago and she wanted to mention of these flowers for okay.. and bob.

>> yes, with 152 arrests last night for unlawful assembly describe what you saw. >> well, are readily eyes of the emergency lights on the street and i heard-are rigidly, i saw the emergency lights and the size of the police right through my windows. and at that point i knew that cooper going >> there were police yes ripple my window, in full riot gear right below the window, that we are going to was damaged a scrimmage line, here. >> what was going to remind you seem to be shaking right now. >> for a much so, and i was in the military a long time ago and what did they teach you in times like that is to cut the lights, kill the power, and get away from windows. that is precisely what i did for a while but the police presence was

excellence. they've moved to the crowd. >> and still difficult? >> yes, but i heard the bullhorns that this is a crime scene. >> this neighborhood was not part of the plan a just ended up here what was going through your mind? that it does not happen in your neighborhood? he was more of why? and i guess i was under the impression. >> and i thought it was going to be more contained towards leak. but the leak over here. >> there are on here on their way to the for field- bart station and isabel, check this out. >> and are you the owner? >> yes. >> if you parked here. >> i was not here last night. i left for dinner and came back at 10:00 p.m. and my sister could not even drop me off. i had to look into the neighborhood to

discover that my windshield. and i am just sad. i think what people did was wrong it did not solve anything. at the end of the day, it is the vandalism, they are in jail. in a holding cell and they're still powerless. >> thank you, we are sorry about your car and they do not know why they became part of this entire ordeal. >> thank you, isabel. >> and that is why, because they were there. and we have video from oakland police patrolling the area today which has been peaceful. however, last night, 152 = the amount of people or arrests. and here, you can see as people and police if this is early this morning, you can see the early- morning darkness. taking a look of patrolling the streets and making sure that

the protesters were not out and about. they managed, from all reports, to get them contained by 10:00 p.m. last night. and you heard one of those neighbors describing that the police pretty much have there a line in the sand drawn where they contained the protesters that decided to branch out on their own. and the ones that evangelizing, breaking windows that you saw attacking-vandalizing-- >> and people are telling us that things are pretty much under control. close to 152 arrests overnight. will be hearing more about that and let us take a live look outside at this morning. san francisco. a bit cloudy. let us check-in with jacqueline bennett. >> and much cooler out there yesterday and we are in for another cool day today even with the chance of showers

in the south bay. starting off this morning with patchy fog close to the coastline, cooler, and in the north bay. temperatures are not going to warm that quickly not until the afternoon. 12 pm = upper 50s, low 60s and inland, in particular will get into the upper 60s at this point. 3:00 p.m. is still on the cool side today. we still of the 20%- third version 30 percent chance of showers, with the gilroy and for morgan. morgan hill. >> and to time it all out on futurecast and how much rainfall we can expect coming out up in just a bit. >> coming up, a former san francisco prosecutor, about the meserle sentencing. we will be right back.

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then will come back, we're speaking with a former d.a., and legal analyst. >> and we're speaking of the johannes meserle decision. >> and with police leaving every day, and thinking that they're going to perhaps be killed every day? and what is not going to the mind is going in prison. and with oscar grant shooting on the part platform, and what

awful memories. finally, we can look at this as we send to people for drug dealing, and check fraud, and cruelty. >> and with the grandfather of oscar grant also mentioned that. >> the thought that somebody is dead and the only get two years of prison is for shocking. >> and what is interesting is the jury gave them and voluntary manslaughter but they wanted to add three years and should to begun enhancement. and if the worst spending 85 percent? >> and with the gun enhancement that the judge did not find grounds for charging him with kron enhancements, that 85 percent of the time. -

charging him with gone enhancements, that was a double-1 before the prosecution. and several things could have happened, and the gun enhancement charge of being dropped. >> and perhaps he is going to summonesentence him, and he p is also is going to be difficult for him to serve time. and a police officer went to work that morning and he has been given a green lighter which means that he is already at risk. the people that are in prison that end up dead, and like a child molester. when

a police that is charged with confinement a charge, that is facing prison time is really, a difficult and tricky sentencing. >> is there anything left? >> and perhaps if the conviction is wrong or if the dna goes back? however, the prosecution could go back but part of this case but most of this did not stick together very well. the big one is the possibility, however remote, that this just broke down and the prosecution and the federal level. >> and with civil rights? >> and with the rodney king case, for example, the prosecution and goes to prison the chance of that are really, really small. >> and does this have any

lessons to be learned? >> again, one of the really unfortunate parts of of this in july when the trial was going on is that this was case to los angeles to get a fair jury. the tragic part is that we got a jury without a single african- american. and that is saying that the " is in, and i wish that we could've had one, too, african-americans. and from all spectrums could have said that this is a fair jury. we were part of it and it came art. and part of that is that it was not a sense of a fair jury. >> and then, the sentencing in the verdict. >> and i think that this will rain for people for a long time. >> thank you for being here. >> we will be repacked. the right back.

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was weekly address, to bring down the deficit, and to cut taxes for the middle-class. >> early in the past decade, there is a series of tax cuts designed to expire at the end of this year. what that means is that if congress does not act by new year's eve? middle-class families will see their families go up on new year's day. the last thing we should do is to raise taxes on middle-class families. and with your income is falling, and too many jobs going overseas. they are the ones bearing the brunt of the recession. they're the ones having trouble meet and the are needing relief right now. >> the president added that in this post election season that lawmakers must come together and do what is best for the country, as a whole. bill and as a reminder, to turn your clocks back at midnight. that means that

you gained one extra hour of sleep. henry is already turning back is 35 clocks. >> i been trying to turn back the clock for so many years lot to do not want to even think about it. >> we cannot go back. >> holly is one of the bravest woman in america has started a brand new and different comedy club. she is going to explain. coming up on kron 4 news this weekend. [ male announcer ] we went to germany's nurburgring

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pretty daring of you to open a comedy club these days. why do we need another, the club? >> well, when i started doing comedy in san francisco in the 1970's we had-- >> and since the 1970's? you must of been only 10 years old [laughter] >> perhaps it was the not lead 70's. >> and we had the holy city zoo, and the cafe, so young talent, like robin williams, dan carmack, the was a great community of comex. that hung out together, and it was a really wonderful time. and i think that, the as we know it is relief originated, here. and i did comedy, a lot of other things and i was even a car salesman at high-income electric cars for the amount of 15 years! >> and-i was working at

british motors. >> and i was working >> one of the institution of car salesman's in the bay area, they literally created a big purchase business in the bay area. >> absolutely. >> and i had this idea for many, many years where i wanted to provide a venue for comedy. and when you find out, that is unusual in the comedy business it is usually calamari, and chicken wings if you're lucky. >> but my acting career, my joke was that once an actress, always and waitress. for 25 years, i was in the food and beverages masks or after selling food after selling high and low tree cars, i

remembered the dream that i had in the 1970's of opening up the, the club. after selling high-end-luxury cars and i just went on to facebook and i was a hold out. and a friend reached out, patrick connolly r uva holly corn that was in the improv group? rsvp. >> stock for? >> well, i also said that in this spot. in his attempt to per reach out. and if you ever reach your dream? >> he was a stoker? >> and i got him a number and i was opening a comedy club i did not hear that. >> port, where dating in the 1979. >> do you remember him? >> yes, but i remember that in 1979 in the middle of the night he woke up and said

with fine dining. >> and that ended the relationship right there? pamela and he reminded me of that and the 31 years that i've had this dream and i mentioned to mr. call that i was not interested in carteselling cars and let us to it, let us get a comedy club going. >> and his your angel?, and how old is your angel? >> 91, >> and you have met him. >> yes, amazing. >> sharp as a tack. in a funny. >> and this is not the only la[laughter] and he has cut a great sense of humor. he believes that few were is the madison. the concept-

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and we're back, at 9:30. with oakland over 100 arrests, the former officer

convicted of killing oscar grant last year. he was given two years of prison time with already credit of time served, and a couple of polls shows mixed feelings. if the/50 on the fairness and nonetheless, it angered several hundred people that started off as a peaceful rally. however, the evening, people broke off and began their march to city hall, towards lake merritt. towards the bart station, and a summit of their anger out on of and citizens, vandalism, and even throwing rocks at police. and with any problems overnight?will tran has been at 17th avenue, for most of the neighborhood kidding the week this heartening response. >> yes, and a lot of people are heartbroken. with the damage overnight and a lot of problems. with the owner

of this car, just one of dozens of cars in this neighborhood that had damage. when the protesters went through this neighborhood and let a lot left a lot of-trust, with debris left on the ground, and t-shirts, hanging on defense, and fliers that say " i am a oscar grant, and my life matters ". for people living abroad here, they did not think it would be part of this they thought that the relatively downtown. however, when the protesters started going towards the for crustacean that as we moved here in impacted people's lives. and what to do think when you saw this? >> my heart sank. i could not believe it. and this neighborhood is a majority of working for a neighborhood and the verse. the fact that they came down and decided to vandalize

this neighborhood is blatant sign of their ignorance. it did not relie it did n really cause asolve anything, it just o graced the memory of oscar grant. >> and how to do not feel violated? >> and i cannot even get in the neighborhood and i turn the corner and a summer when chilled busted out. >> can you afford to replace this? >> i am a school teacher. i do not have the money but i'm going to have to figure out how to replace this. >> thank you for joining us and i am glad that you are okay. and isabel, the reason why it ended up in this neighborhood of 7:44 chief anthony grabbed a gun from one of the police holsters, and from the protesters.

that is when they started arresting people, 152 people, for unlawful assembly. >> thank you, and will continue with this. and in the meantime, some of the tools protesting with personal property damage were taken when the police rounded them up near lake merritt. kron 4 will show us what police found. >> take a look what oakland police officers found inside several backpacks, confiscated. the arrests following the sentencing. >> a can of mace, switchblades, lighters, to light gasoline. >> and oakland police say that containers were filled with gasoline. >> and this container of

olive oil is contained with gasoline, and this high performance sport paid is commonly used for rating on walls. and hammered. -spray paint. high-performance, with over 150 protesters were taken into custody hyzig and you, >> and a live look outside from our roof cam in san francisco and it looks like it is shaping up to be a beautiful day. with cloud coverage out there and hopefully it will go away but let us check-in with jacqueline bennett. >> we started to see cooler weather yesterday and will continue with the cooler weather in the rainfall by tomorrow. heavier in the morning, will time it out on futurecast. and not too shabby with the mix of 70's, cloud/ and a cool off dramatically, with low 60s in and around the bay. and

let us take a look to the temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood with 67 degrees in santa rosa, 62 in santa ana monica, and 63 in san francisco, and a very similar to what we saw, yesterday. 59 degrees in half moon bay, 65 in oakland, and 59 degrees in the san jose. remember, a chance of showers in the south bay. and through san jose, but a better chance for morgan hill with 30 percent chance. the reason why we have the chance for showers and for storms impact in the bay area right now. to the satellite, with the cloud coverage streaming in yesterday through spinning. it is difficult to make up but you can see that it has died down to the south. that would give us the chance for showers in the south bay and the bigger chance is this activity behind it. and this will impact us tomorrow. on futurecast, quite a bit of rainfall in the north bay. 5:00 a.m., with more recovering the north bay and

a starting to approach the golden gate. 7:00 a.m., a band of very heavy rainfall the orange is representative of the very heavy rainfall coming down. and with moderate rainfall for the north continuing until 9:00 a.m., moderate rainfall to the bay area. it will start to taper off by 11:00 a.m. and then more shower activity with this block of heavy rainfall. to the delta, and in the north bay. 3:00 p.m., we're starting to see those showers break out. and a few lingering showers the main front which is pushed through, earlier. those rainfall totals, something like this. one- quarter = north bay. the mountains could see up to two-inches! and when it proceed to the santa cruz mountains, perhaps one-inch of rain fall. and with 1/4-1 in.. this rainfall will be heavy! however, it will move to quickly as we can see on

the futurecast appeared to take a look at the kron 47 the around the bay, it is going to be cole, 62 degrees. again, rainfall. with the slicked-showers showers slight chance, and a dry out on monday, a slight chance of rainfall on tuesday in the north bay. it could clip the north the biggest slight chance. as we move towards wednesday and the rest of the week a very dry pattern is setting up. will not see rainfall for a while and temperatures will remain on the cool side. >> do not forget that tonight, to set your clocks one hour to have one extra sleep of extra sleep. bill we will be right back

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then we're back at 9:42 the continuing coverage of johannes meserle trial. this is the view of more arrests after protests and the violence. and kron 4, has

details on how the clashing of some protesters last night. >> oakland police are going to be charging these protesters with on lawful- unlawful assembly, there were throwing rocks at police, and even a brick that had a police officer in the chest. there's been no major injuries were guarding protesters. or police officers, and open cough, kron 4 news. >> now, we're going to check-in with jan about and iconic broadway show. >> that is right, it is right here in the san francisco, and when you are a chat! there are, and back, we will celebrate west side story. when you are a

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songs) >> all right, there are a staffing, we are snapping this is a great show and this is perhaps a dangerous part of the show. the rumble under the freeway. they did not get hurt doing this but this is that the orphan and theater on west side story. this story is fabulous! and they make this iconic production, a live what a great experience. please welcome, the guy who plays joe that >> yes. >> and also, we have action, who is so good it officer crumply and drew foster thank you, and what is like being in a shell. the law i know every word and you make it fresh, alive. >> yes, that is the one the

best things that if you say that you are in west side story? >> and right. >> it is a different take on in it there is some freshness. >> the contemporary mentality even though it is in the 1950's. a lot of the anachari has been cu out, so its a bit more of a timely. no. did you or so >> actually, they are very entertaining. >> yes, and to have been volatile type. -bottlvaudvilel that issue getting a nice, and tells was happening during the under the freeway, number. >> under the freeway, a knife fight. and bernardo

and i go at it with a couple of turns, for real. i do not want to give it away but it is a dramatic event. >> in your background, you love gene kelly, that you grew up. >> yes, trying to tap dance as a kid and went to the juilliard, and graduated in 20 04. with cunningham, and a also items abroad. and to in this which is the first time, acting. and this was just really something new i loved it! >> and equal number. you really had to work. >> yes, and to have a nonstop action. >> speaking of, you, and the

great, classic actor. you also did not come off of the world of the dancing? >> i came up acting in florida and i went to school to juilliard. >> and the san francisco audience has been really wonderful? >> yes. if and literally, before the curtain going up, rousing applause to >> with your favorite? >> of the balcony scene is so much fun to do. >> and with kelly and and maria >> and you are not even in that scene? however, unable to see it [laughter] >> >> and how big of view. >> and i am able to see it. >> had a big of you. >> and have you seen the

movie? >> yes! >> did you try to fake anything? >> we went our own direction. and with our production, and this program show wanted to get a more creative fellow realistic acting. >> absolute, and even some spanish and it. >> yes, a percentage >> and with a real party atmosphere it lends to the creek the atmosphere. - gritty. >> and the spanish. >> absolutely. >> and it relief lens to the atmosphere of a great job. >> lends --and with all the women. >> and i am crazy for wednesday, and this minute starts, it is just barely able to stay in your seats and this is how you can see it at the historic orpheam

theater, with the yaes between now and november 28th. between now, november 20th come outwww.schsm.com >> and the magic of live theater. >> yes. >> and we're so glad you are here. and show and foster. remember, i knew you let the beginning of your career, at west side story i'm going to go again. and also items of the defense of the with pets unlimited, to meet something that needs your help, and what else? how about the fair game with sean penn. fabulous, and harvey milk, he is such a great actor, and also, the only was thiand the social netw

>> it was really good. >> the town, conviction, and here after, all worth the money and a worth seeing. to check out all about the music interindustry, the cd sorted part of the business. toys story, three added interesting story of coco chanel. >> thank you, thank you, >> and i'm not kidding, to a to see it. now, back to isabel. and the entire score. >> i did most of it put a i want to live in america! celebration and a live look aside a bit of a look of the golden gate. not too much traffic but a little bit of fog in the background is

should be decent day. a great day to go to the theater. >> what time? >> 8:00 p.m.! >> a pm! we will be right back.

>> we're back at 9:56 a great day it turned out to be prepared for the hundreds of thousands of fans that turned out for the rousing ovation for the world series championships. >> the san francisco giants. >> and the parade, look at that! >> 200,000, to 1 million people. routine on those guys. and as a reminder, you have a second chance to see those rooting for those guys, to the in tonight. those highlights from great, ceremony at the civic plaza. and from tonight, 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. isn't that great? >> to turn back for clocks. to get one extra hour to all look better [laughter]

>> and we will see tomorrow, and i'm isabel, and jan, we will see you, tomorrow.