injured six people. the measles that has been traced back to disneyland. and whether you need to be immunized. the news continue . good morning. city leaders say it brings trash and illegal drug use to the neighborhood. we're live at a berkeley pot club that is being shut down. tara moreiatory is out there this morning. the owner is defending his business and how neighbors were afraid to speak out. thank you for joining us thursday, january 22nd, i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. steve paulson is back. good to have you back. how does it look? >> pretty quiet to the weekend and it will get warm. really warm for us. >> even on the coast, huh? >> especially on the coast.

but, today we start off with 30s, 40s, 50s and mostly cloudy skies, a little bit of a breeze as well. most of it is showing signs of north and east. i saw a north wind near the golden gate. there will be a weak front and it's dragging across. we could have splash and dash showers to the north. i doubt much will come out of it. 54 in half moon bay. they have a breeze there. upper 30s for some and low 40s for others. these systems don't do much, they give us cloud cover. the big news continues to be the weekend where temperatures will rock it up -- rocket up ten degrees. we'll have the afternoon highs of 50s and 60s. here's it is sal. we have slow traffic. we're going to start off with

the bay bridge toll plaza and the metering lights are on and there's a 15 to 20 machine wait at the toll plaza itself. as you drive into the city there are no major problems if you're driving through. let's take a look at the commute on interstate 880. that traffic is moving along well with no major issues. as we take a look at the south bay commute, 8 will 0 as you -- 880 as you drive down there, traffic is going to be affected. there's a noninjury crash in freemont and it's relatively new, traffic is beginning to slow down a little bit as you drive down into union city. at 6:02 let's go back to the desk. >> we have new information this morning about a series of shootings last night in oakland. police tell us a total of 6 people were shot. this shows five of the

shootings. two people were shot on 88th avenue and b street. two people were hit and a fifth person was shot at 105th avenue on oakland street. a sixth shooting victim showed up at the hospital. it's unclear in the foot shooting is connected to any of the other shootings. all the victims are expected to be in stable condition. an owner of a pot club in berkeley is going to fight berkeley's decision to put him out of business. that's after the city council voted he was violating zoning laws. they're live at the 40 acres dispensary this morning and there's another reason why they want them out of here. >> city leaders say this pot club brings trash, noise and illegal drug use to the neighborhood. they say it needs to go but the pot club owner says they're

going to have to take him to court. all of this went down at the council meeting when the council voted to kick out the club. it says 40 acres disturbs the community and violates zoning laws and where it can do business. the pot club has been operating out of his home at 2009 and where the pot club can be located. >> to say they were a nuisance is really unfounded. it's untrue. >> i'm going to leave my fears aside once again. there are several neighbors, in fact, i can main many who did not come tonight because of fear of their safety and families. >> smith believes he is getting to blame for a already troubled neighborhood and he said that his fight is not over. our time is now 6:04. there are people in new jersey

who are really angry this morning. they're demanding an independent investigation after a dramatic police dash camp cam video was released after a police officer was shooting and killing a man. you may find the video you're about to see disturbing. >> get him out of the car, man, don't you move. >> now, two new jersey police officers pulled the man over for running a stop sign. this was on december 0th. one of the officers yells to his partner after he spotted a weapon, a firearm in the car. they told the passenger in the car to say inside but when he ignored the command and walked out of the car with his hands up, he was shot and killed. >> all of us that were there in the yard began screaming, why did you shoot him, why did you shoot him. >> now, both prosecutors and the new jersey attorney general are make nothing comment about the shooting. the two officers involved are

on paid leave while this incident is investigated. us justice department lawyers have decided not to bring charges against darren wilson, the officer who killed michael brown. they found no evidence to support charges against the police officer darren wilson. he left the force last year. the f.b.i. interviewed more than 200 people and analyzed evidence from the august shooting. to pursue charges, they would need to prove that he intended to violate brown's civil rights. they released this video. it showed looters break nothing this business in ferguson, missouri. they decided not to indict darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. they're looking for 180 people involved. the owner had to watch the looting live on the

surveillance system. his family-owned business was looted after the shooting. they're investigating claims by a ten-year-old boy. his fifth grade teacher made him take off his clothes in front of other students last week. >> she told myotic off my sweater and shoes, my shirt and my socks and right when she said to take off my socks, i said no, you're in the my mom. >> the boy says the teacher at rock creek elementary school did it to see if he was lying about stealing home work passes. he said it was embarrassing and fellow classmates laughed at him. her mother is angry and she's taking her son out of school and may sue. >> i don't think it's right what they did to him. we're spanish people and i feel discriminated. >> an alleged incident is investigated completely. we take our time to insure that we understand exactly what happened. >> the school superintendent says she's not sure how long

the investigation will take. >> the uc regents met in san francisco. they'll meet, that is, it's pitting governor brown against napalitano. governor brown says uc needs to reduce spending including administrative pay. >> we're using students as pawns in this game and we're threatening them and their parents with a tuition increase. the governor is asked to form a committee that would include just him and napilatano, the regents are expected to vote on the request today. the time is 6:08. aggressive pit bulls terrorize the neighborhood on the peninsula. what the dogs were doing and what a police officer, he was forced to take deadly action

with his car. up next, it is not your average drone, the criminal activity that the drone was being used for. we're looking at the commute that is getting busier by the moment. it still looks good as you drive through the middle of marin county. >> we haven't had any rain in january, possibly next week, you might be surprised where it will come from. get ready to what looks to be a really warm weekend.

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. today japan's prime minister says he's using diplomatic channels, trying to get the hostages free. there's no word on whether a ransom will be paid. >> they're sitting down to a second level of high level negotiations in havana. today's talks on immigration issues and ties. they hope to establish a cuban embassy in washington and us

embassy in havana. they're hoping for no remicals from the -- reprisals from the government. >> they've been talking in a very respectful way. >> secretary of state john kerry is not taking part in the face-to-face negotiations, but he says he looks forward to traveling to havana to open a u.s. embassy sy there. >> police in mexico are trying to strap narcotics to a drone just south of the california border. witnesses saw this drone crashed in a supermarket in it. ijuana, and six packages of crystal meth were taped to it. because the packets weigh more than 6 pounds, they were too heavy for that drone to carry. smugglers have been using drones for some time and the use of it is expected to grow.

a florida man is facing charges for tackling a man in wal-mart. this was caught in tampa on surveillance cameras. they spotted daniels getting out with a gun. he captured him and put him in a choke hold. >> i have a license, i have a license. don't say nothing to me. wait until the sheriff gets here. >> the store security detained both men until police arrived after confirming daniels had a permit. foster was arrested and charged with battery. if you see someone with a gun, call 911 or alert security before taking matters in your own hands. >> on a lighter note, san jose sharks fans were treated to hockey and heavy metal.

. >> before every home game the sharks speak on the ice and it's seek and destroy and there's metallica. the legendary band were special guests. they lined up for hours just to meet members of metallica. >> it was amazing, i've always wanted to see them live and never got a chance to, so this is as close as i've gotten. >> keep it local. we love that. the fact that we're considered a mainstay of this area and, obviously, the sharks are as well. if you join us together it makes sense. >> it makes sense to me. >> the idea of metallica, they hold a metallica promotion every year, and by the way the sharks won, they beat the kings 4-2. >> that's a great evening, that keeps everybody going. >> i have a little bit of

metallica in my car. >> as a matter of fact, i may it on days when i'm feeling sleepy, it wakes me right up. >> crank it up. good morning everybody. the traffic is moving along the bay area. there are no members on the bay bridge, there's a little backup as usual. 15 to 20 minutes, nothing major, it's moving along nicely into san francisco. moving along to interstate 880 north and south in font of the coliseum. the southbound traffic is going to be moderate. there's been a couple of minor crashes on 880 south, you can see slow traffic there, after that it looks okay into the south bay. we've had a couple of incidents here and this, and for the most part we're okay for this thursday morning. 6:16, let's did to the weather center and let's go to steve. >> we're on mostly cloudy skies

and there's patchy fog out there. it's been a dry dry january which is hard to believe. last january was our driest ever. nothing looks good for this weekend i'll say. at that looks very warm but maybe tuesday and wednesday next week coming up from baha of all places, from january, that's the possibility. it could be a few hit and miss showers off to the north. cloudy skies. >> i saw it coming up to you. >> you can do it big guy. >> you know when you have to talk for a living, you don't want to cough. temperatures are around 30s, 40s and 52, half moon bay. 30s for palo alto and wood side. the god thing i have a lot of company on this bug, everybody and their brother has told me

offshore beach, hayward, this system has no chance, it will fall apart and drag across a lot of high clouds. generally high clouds in the morning and we'll go mostly sunny in the afternoon. the temperatures are not changing too much. they will starting tomorrow though as we begin to get high pressure building in and temperatures will be unseasonably warm. on saturday and sun some of the forecasted highs for saturday 77 to 80 degrees near santa cruz, a lot of upper 60s and low 70s, we'll focus our attention on tuesday. coming up from the south, a low will form all the way down and it will drag a lot of high clouds up here and a possibility of rain and not until tuesday or wednesday. it would be rather ironic, that's the only rain we got in january came up from baha. clouds heavy and morning fog, 60s on the temps, they haven't changed all week long. they will starting tomorrow. mostly sunny and we've got warm, very warm on the weekend.

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reminder of tragedy. a documentary produced in perkily could teach tolerance to bay area students. >> the film hits on hate tolerance, bullying, lgbt issues and it hits on forgiveness and reconciliation and what that means. >> it's facing fear, it tells the story of a former neo-nazi skin head who beat a teenager who was gay in the 1980. 20 years after the attack they met again, this time at the museum of tolerance in los angeles and both happened to work there. after a brief discussion, they realized they had met before and they decided to heal the hate. in that process, it turned into a friendship. yesterday there was a screening of facing fear at st. mary's college and both of the men shared their story. >> they're used to hearing

something read out of the book. had they hear it from the source, it's difficult. >> people have the ability to change to, we all need to look at our actions and our words and how we're treating others. >> last year the film facing fear was nominated for an oscar. it's transitioning to the small screen. they hope to have the film ready for students by the spring. >> a father is ready to take actions against teenagers. they're bullying their daughter. >> they've never met and that's why it hurts. >> they adopted dede. she showed her dad a snapchat video sent to her. in it, they can hear classmates calling her the n word. they contacted the families of the students involved. he said the father of one of

the students said he uses the n word all the time. >> i brushed it off and pretended life was different at the moment, but on the inside i was kind of crying. >> he said he was afraid if he didn't get this out and call attention to the situation, that his daughter would be bullied to the point of extreme measures and suicide. he and his wife have decided to have a twice monthly meeting to discuss race. e-bay is laying off 2400 people. >> new cases of measles in california including those infected in the bay area. what health officials are recommending for people, even those who have already gotten vaccinated. >> good morning, we are looking at a commute where traffic is actually doing pretty well in some areas, but it's pretty

slow in others. it falls into the kind of in between category. we'll it will you about this part of the bay coming up. >> it looks to be a significant warmup on the weekend. there may be changes earlier next week.

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. good morning, welcome back, thank you for joining us here on mornings on two, i'm dave clark. >> thank you for joining us. i'm pam cook. it's almost 6:30. it's january and warm. >> no, it isn't, it's june. it's going to be really warm. we're getting ready for it. it hasn't kicked in yet. we have a weak system dragging across us. a lot of high clouds, more clouds high rather than fall. there are a few patches of fog. if there is any previous light

rain, it won't amount to much. there's a weak front, we could get a lit sprinkles out of this system. they're falling apart. 30s, 40s and 50s, 52 half moon bay, we have a breeze. morgan hill gilroy in these 40s, 42 in saratoga, 40 degrees offshore, offshore. offshore at oakland, you get the idea, it's a east, northeast breeze. by friday, saturday and sunday, by the weekend, temperatures will be above average with saturdays and 80s by monterrey and santa cruz. we have the 50s and mainly low 60s. here's sal do we have issues? we have a power outage in the marin district. it's affecting the signal at lombard and vannest. there will be delays in that

area as you drive through. this are no major problems. westbound bay bridge that is backed up as you come across the macarthur maze. total time 25 machines to make this drive. if you're driving on the freeway, 880 south is heavy, we had an didn't on the freemont area. it's on the shoulder, but traffic is slow as you're driving into the south bay. we don't have any major problems. this is a decent opportunity for you to get on the santa clara free ways before you get busy. 237 you can see, you can see on the freeways, the maps don't show a lot of red yet. a little yell own 85 northbound. it's 6:31, let's go back to the desk. we have developing news in san francisco. almost 4500 people have no electricity right now. the power went out just over an

hour ago. pg&e crews are out there right now. they're hoping to have the power back on you by 8:30 this morning. the time is 6:31, we're learning more this morning about why a san mateo police officer ran over two aggressive pit bulls with his patrol car leaving one of the dogs dead. we're joined live, now, to tell us more about the series of attacks that left a neighborhood out there on edge. >> reporter: good morning. police officers had trouble core allege two pit bulls. they -- corraling two pit bulls. the dogs were heading right towards the academy. it's a private school you see here. there were students here at the time. that's when one officer used

his patrol car to strike one of those pit bulls. one dog was killed instantly and the second was injured and taken into custody by animal control. san mateo police got calls for those dogs on the loose 9:30 yesterday morning. they were following the dogs for sometimes. at one point the pit bulls were attacking a landscaper and he was using a leaf blower to fend off the animals. and he clawed and bit at the door of a police cruiser and a woman suffered puncture wounds on her arms and legs and she's at the hospital. the department put out a statement about what happened and they said in part we're saddened that the vicious actions of these animals forced our officers to take defense

actions for the state of the public. the owner is cooperating with investigators, we're told today and is very remorseful about what took place. >> what a story. thank you. the time is now 6:33, meantime san francisco police are investigating claims that an officer tried to dump a disabled man out of his wheelchair. here is some cellphone video of the incident, it happened in visitation valley. you're seeing what we're seeing. the officers were on regular patrol when they noticed people in a heated argument. as they talked to the people, a man rolled across the street. an officer yelled at the man for rolling over his foot. the measles outbreak that started in disneyland in and ham has sickened people and 7

have been around the bay area. there is a new warning from health officials. >> reporter: they expect more cases of measles in the coming weeks and they say the best way to prevent it is to get vaccinated and you can get those vaccines at pharmacies like cvs and walgreen's. doctors are saying as you get vaccinated as a child and an adult, and it's been a long time, you may habit risk. health officials say that now 59 confirmed cases of the measles in california, since the end of december, many of those infected visited both disneyland parks in anaheim. there are secondary cases where people got exposed after they came into contact with someone who visited the park. several people who are infected are from alameda, santa clara and san mateo counties. it starts with a fever cough and runny nose and red eyes.

it can get undiagnosed, the obvious symptoms, the rash and red eyes come later. anyone unvaccinated is at risk. adults who are vaccinated as children may consider getting a booster. we spoke to a man who is visiting disneyland soon. >> it's a question we need to ask. if we do need it we can take care of it quickly. >> 63% of the measles cases, the persons infected worth 20 years and older, doctors are urging people to get immunized. there are a growing number of children in california not being fully vaccinated and they want to prevent the spread of this disease. >> pam? thank you very scary. the family of brittany maynard are urging california lawmakers to pass a law to allow physician assisted suicide. she moved to oregon so she could end her life with the

death with dignity law. she had brain cancer. >> californiaians you have the opportunity and the right to bring this option to this state. >> now, she graduated from uc berkeley and lived in the bay area before making the decision to move to oregon following her terminal diagnosis. the death with dignity allow people to take their own lives with the help of doctors. >> she knew she would face a horrific death. >> two senators introduced the bill the end of life option act. opponents of the bill said they they feel pressured to end their lives, and there are specific safeguards, that includes two physicians to diagnose a terminal disease before a patient can receive a life ending prescription. >> happening today volunteers in san mateo county will spend

the morning looking for and counting homeless people. the county takes a homeless census every two years. they'll be looking for individuals, families, who may be living in cars, people who are living on the streets or set up camps or on benches like this. it's to help the county to provide services for the homeless. the county will be released in may. the number of sick and dying birds is rising after they investigate the missing substance that is to blame. they're scooping up birds covered in that gray substance. they're being taken to a wildlife center to be cleaned up and released back into the water. testing by fish and game has ruled out synthetic rubber as the cause. >> i know it's frustrating why we can't identify the substance, it's important we're right and not that we are fast. the most recent numbers

from fish and game 318 birds are contaminated, 200 have died and those numbers are expected to rise. you heard steve, it's 6:38. it's going to get hot in the bay area. you may be planning to head to the beach. but, be careful if you do, the high surf advisory goes into effect tonight along the bay area coast line. powerful big waves up to 10 to 15 feet are expected, that means there's a greater risk of people getting swept away. the national weather service advises anyone heading to the beach stay back from the water this weekend. that advisory is in effect until sunday morning. a fifth grader says a teacher made him take off his clothes in front of other students. >> they're staring at me and then after the other kids were laughing. >> coming up in 20 minutes, the reason the teacher did it and what his mom and the school are doing about it. coming up networks, would you believe cellphone service

from google? plans to get more people online. we're looking at traffic that is getting busier. we have good news, certain things have been fixed and certain problems are now gone but the traffic is slow at the toll plaza. there are clouds over us and we're gathering up to what looks like -- gearing up to what looks to be a good weekend. rain in january? we could sure use some.

. welcome back, time now 6:42, e-bay making plans to get 2400 jobs. they're going to layoff 7% of the entire work force. the cuts will happen before the end of march, it's unclear how many jobs will be eliminated in the bay area and which workers will be affected. all the uncertainty leaves them concerns for their futures. >> i think that with any outfit, it's difficult to process at times. >> they haven't said much about it yet. we got the news today. i'm not sure. >> no one has been told yet, no one has said who is affected yet. >> e-bay is making the move as it spins off the paypal division in a separate company from its e-bay marketplace

business. it's separating its enterprise unit into a stand alone company. american express will eliminate more than 4,000 jobs this year, that's 6% of its work force. american express says the jobs will include the u.s. and international operations, it was not specific about which divisions will be affected. they plan to hire new workers later this year. >> google may be getting into the business of cellphone service. there are reports that google will start selling mobile phone plans directly to customers. they'll use t mobile and sprint networks, and discounted data rates. that will put pressure on other major carriers to better dealers and services. more affordable plans can be more people online and that's been the objective for a long time. >> a message was tweeted yesterday, he wrote thrilled to

support harris for senate. i look forward to working together on behalf of the next generation of californiaians. earlier this month, boxer announced she will not be running again next year. president obama continues his post state of the union road trip. he's making a speech at the university of kansas and focusing on republican states starting with the trip in idaho with a message that he's prepared to work with the new republican controlled congress. >> we are not just a collection of red states and blue states, we are still the united states of america. that's what we're fighting for. >> back in washington, the political maneuvering goes on in an unusal move. house speaker john boehner said he has announced benjamin net i can't hugh next month. they are going to increase sanctions in iran. they did not consult -- he did not consult with the white

house before inviting. in etanyahou. i don't believe i'm copying everyone in the eye. he calls bay ner's move a breach of diplomatic protocol. good morning, coming up on mornings on 2, happening in gillette stayed in --ium -- stadium in foxborough, he's talking about the inflate gate. we're monitoring this and we'll tell you more about his response. [ screaming ] we've all had high levels of frustration at times. what sent this woman into a melt down at a ferry terminal. now, back to you. >> oh, great stories, time now

is 6:46. sal will get you to where you need to go. before we do that. do you know today is steve perry's birthday, 56 years old. >> you're making me feel old. he's 66? >> don't stop believing. >> you know what, they play that song if he giants game. he runs up and down the aisle hike he's 23 years old -- like he's 23 years old. >> he has still got it. >> he's still got it. the traffic will be moderate in many areas. we'll start off with the toll plaza. it's a little slow and i'm looking at the flow here, it looks like it will be a touch slower than i would like to see it here. westbound coming into the city. there are no problems on the bridge and traffic is okay once you make it into san francisco. let's look at 880 north and southbound. this traffic in both directions

looks good. it gets busier as you drive from hayward to freemont because of earlier issues and if you look at the southbound commute, northbound 101 is busy. it's at 280 and it's slow at 87, northbound 17, before the summit, and if you're driving that way, you can see there's going to be slow traffic in your way. at 6:48 let's go back to the studio. >> thank you, sal. 6:48 is the time. you might remember that misprinted rug at a florida sheriff's office, it sold for almost $10,000. >> really? >> at an online auction. the rug showed up in the lobby in the pinellas county sheriff's office. but, a worker spotted the mistake, the word god was misspelled. it read in dog we trust instead of in god we trust.

the sheriff's department is donating all of the money to a local animal rescue. it was auctioned off for $9600. the time is now 6:48. parents and teachers angry about a new learning program for students. >> why is the intent to come up with a one size fits all implementation? >> 2 investigates and looks into complaints about common core. why some say it can hold back the brightest students. >> and firefighters are still working to put out a huge apartment fire that started yesterday afternoon in new jersey. the massive fire, and the effect it's having, now, on schools.

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. welcome back to the morning news time, 6:52, hundreds are homeless after this gigantic fire at an apartment complex at edgewater new jersey. it started late yesterday afternoon. firefighters are still there this morning. apartment residents were evacuated and among them the radio broadcaster for the new york yankees. there's no word of any major injuries. the mayor of edgewater new jersey declared a state of emergency. the cause of the fire is still

under investigation. >> back here at home it's been more than two months since a little boy plunged 200 feet down a cliff. this morning he's back home. four-year-old sebastian johnson was released from the hospital in oakland. last week he had this tearful and emotional reunion with the firefighters, he was hiking with his family in november when he fell down that cliff and broke several bones and suffered a serious head injury. his hospital time is to the over yet. he'll need to have more surgery. in june they have to take out a tracheal tube that's helping him protestor and his fractured leg is still healing. house republicans dropped a controversial abortion bill one day before the legalization of

abortion. it would some woman argued that it took unfair pressure on victims that suffered. they expressed concerns that the law could threaten the party's efforts to reach out to women in april. they're going to bar tax funding for abortions which is largely in place. they're hoping to ban e- cigarettes on trains. the transit board will review a proposal prohibiting their use. they'll consider developing a art policy. they're looking to add artwork from the community to make them look more modern and to celebrate different cultures. time is 6:54 we're learning more about a proposal to add an extra traffic lane to the bridge. the plan would be to convert the current 12-foot shoulder on the lower eastbound deck on to a third lane of traffic.

the third lane will be open during commute hours. some drivers say that is enough to make a different difference. >> i see it gets backed up frequently and extensively during rush hour. >> the plan calls for a new bike lane on the upper deck. on tuesday, the state assemblyman has a bill that would fast track the project. the tag is $60 million that wo hungry college kids soon. a big rig crashed carrying in case you're wondering, all those packages of noodles were tossed, they were contaminated by diesel fuel. >> that is a college staple, though. >> yeah, it is. the highway high and neighborhood evacuated by a lava flow may be getting back to normal. several stores plan to reopen in the next few weeks.

the lava flow is headed in a different direction and at a slower pace, people who rely on the businesses say it's changed their way of life. >> it's kind of a struggle. you think okay. i don't have charcoal, i'm going to run up to long's or i'm going to get milk or a dozen eggs, and you think no, i'm not. >> county workers say they need to restore power and water that was shut off when it was pushed through the fence of the shopping center. >> a storm is bringing snow to west texas. this is the storm in amarillo last night. the city had received 11 inches of snow. that city averages 20 inches in a year. they hope to spring heavy snow into the rockies and southern plains and will move to the northeastern part of the states. >> the golden state warriors won again last night.

their longest home winning streak in the team's history. >> 126 to 113, clay thomas led the warriors with 27 points, he had 22, the warriors, it was the 17th straight win at home. they finished a 4 game season sweep of the rockets. believe it or not, the first time in more than 40 years, the warriors host the sacramento kings. >> coming up next, 7:00 hour, south bay police say they found something really unexpected inside a home, how a call at a discovery led to an illegal casino operation. >> a police officer drove his car over two dogs and did it on purpose. why the officer did it and how that neighborhood is reacting to a very upsetting situation. >> and we're taking a live look outside right now, these are beautiful pictures, we'll check in with steve paulson in a couple of minutes.

he has more on the warmup coming our way. >> and we do have a look at the commute that's getting slower, and it's slower in some areas, san mateo bridge is one of those areas. we'll tell you more.

two aggressive pit bulls terrorized this san mateo neighborhood, biting one woman. how a police officer used his patrol car to bring this frightening situation to an end. the justice department is poised to declare findings in the ferguson case. what sources are saying about the federal decision on whether to file charges against the white police officer who shot and killed michael brown. we are live in berkeley where a person is vowing to kick out this man. bill belichick addressed a news conference. serious allegations and suspicion. "mornings