. >> well, you know, total pandemonium at this point.in. >> well, you know, total pandemonium at this, total pandemonium at this poin. >> well, you know, total pandemonium at this point. they all got together. for the most part had this meeting and were going to send this letter to allow candidates to negotiate directly with the networks, and donald trump today basically decided he was going to do that without the help of any of the other campaigns. his campaign said we're just going to negotiate directly with the networks, thank you, and after that a number of other candidates came out, john kasich, chris christie, carly fiorina and said, look, we don't all really heed to band together and sign on to this letter. we're adults and we're running for president and can just show up and we can debate, and when you look at things they were demanding in this letter, they weren't going to move the needily hugely. the candidates didn't want over-the-shoulder shots and didn't want you to see their notes or didn't want candidates questioning one another. they wanted to make sure that the room w

. >>> plus, pandemonium building for bei bei's big debut when you >>> the last thing you want to do on thanksgiving day is take a trip to the emergency room. three times as many fires happen on thanksgiving day than any other time of the year. erika gonzalez has a warning about frying turkeys and where you can get it done for free. >> reporter: thanksgiving is around the corner. if you've ever had fried turkey, you know it is delectable but it can be dangerous preparing. that's why you should leave to it the pros and why we have mark joining us today chef of the medium rare restaurants in d.c. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> reporter: we're doing this outside because it's where f frying turkey should be done, right. absolutely. >> reporter: you start with -- >> thawed, dried turkey. >> reporter: you can't just put it in frozen. >> you have to take the thermometer out of it and make sure it's dry when you put it in. >> reporter: how do we start this process? a lot of people use newspaper and cardboard. that's not right. >> you want it on a solid surface. if you put it

. >> the style of attack that it was it felt like the terrorists were trying to cause pandemonium. french officials and whoever was involved in taking them down. i don't think the work is done, though. we've seen time and time again that this one man down, the next is up. >> he's still an uncle and still grounded. >> i think it's important for everyone to not live in fear and not live their lives any differently than they normally would. nald just be giving a victory to them. >> the house voted today to stop screening process until current procedures improve. he has promised to veto it. at the same time, japanese americans during world war ii. we're joined now from the news room with local reaction. leighanne? >> among those out raged, appear in her book called the art of gamon. my brother was two when he went into camp. and my sister was born inside a camp. >> delfino was born after the japanese american internment camps were dismantded. . shortly after japan's attack on pearl harbor. today, referring to the syrian refugee crisis. >> i think he made the right decision. and i think

and in the pandemonium following the massacre he called friends to pick him up. he returned to belgium and disappeared. the street in front of the bataclan club has reopened. from terrorist bullets and suicide bomb vests. a crowd is gathering to take in the scene and some people are quite emotional. when this frenchman learned i was a new yorker, he hugged me and insisted on giving his thanks for the american friendship. the u.s. is a brother he said. we are all together. in the aftermath some muslims here are worried. >> do you feel that people look at you suspiciously. >> yes, yes. we are trying hard to be like others. we should live in peace, all of us. >> reporter: but french parents are papers are full of headlines. and few leaders are calling for solidarity with muslims as they did after the terror attack in january. tuesday night hundreds of bars, cafes and restaurants held a social media to encourage people to patronize them as a patriotic attack. the hotel association reports booking of hotel rooms down 50%. visitors to this beautiful city are trying to

news reporter alan wang tweeted this video from alameda as a debate over rent control turned into pandemonium. good evening and thank you for scroining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. let's go to alan wang who has more on tonight's contentious meetings. >> dan and ama, the city council is still discussing the possibility of a more for yum on -- moratorium on rent increases. this is a tight community where half of the people rent. almost everyone knows someone who has been affected by rent increases and that's why it got so emotional tonight. >> tempers were already hot, but it dwot worse after a majority of alameda landlords erupted early and monopolized the seats. one man tried to rush into the council chambers and appeared to drag down hahn. he picked the man out of the crowd and threw him on the floor in front of the protestor camera. the bloody man was arrested along with another man who was handcuffed outside the council chambers. >> one in five landlords have spoken. four renters have spoken. >> the mayor decided to allow an equal number of tenants who voiced their concerns. s

but incredibly, in the pandemonium following the massacre, he called some friends to come and pick him up. they drove him back to belgium, where he vanished. the police have also asked for help in identifying this man, one of the suicide bombers at the football stadium who came to france onaise false syrian passport with a fake name. picture, though, is accurate, and so the police say somebody's got to know who he is. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer, thank you, liz. in belgium, the hunt is focused on molenbeak, there was a raid there tonight and allen pizzey is there. >> police say the operation tonight was not droactly targeting anyone in the paris attacks. they closed this dar for drug now one of the owners, salah abdeslam, is the subject of an international arrest warrant for the paris attacks. his older brother was a suicide bomber there. this woman, who only agreed to talk if her identity and voice were heavily disguised, knew them well. "there is no way i would have thought they were terrorists," she said. "quite the opposite. they ran a cafe where drugs were taken. they arrested wom

a houston woman who saw it all happen says it was pandemonium. >> it was very chaotic.ean people -- i mean honestly me and my friends here, we were just like freaking out because we were next to him. it wasn't really serious. we were actually next to this guy. but everyone else didn't -- didn't see what happened. didn't expect it. so people were crying and they were running as fast as they c can. >> the president and his family were at the white house at the time of the incident. >>> some people hit the stores today. others hit the ice. blue cross river rink is now open at penn's landing and we saw quite the crowd there. including some storm troopers and owe woks. skating is not the only thing you can do here though. also a winter garden and a forest created using locally sourced recycled shipping containers. hundreds of holiday trees and shrubs and thousands of lights just great. they're also big screens where you can watch your favorite local team play. the ring will be open seven days a week through february 28th. >>> the holidays also arrived in pennsauken. the tree

news reporter alan wang tweeted this video from alameda as a debate over rent control turned into pandemonium you for scroining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. let's go to alan wang who has more on tonight's contentious meetings. >> dan and ama, the city council is still discussing the possibility of a more for yum on -- moratorium on rent increases. this is a tight community where half of the people rent. almost everyone knows someone who has been affected by rent increases and that's why it got so emotional tonight. >> tempers were already hot, but it dwot worse after a majority of alameda landlords erupted early and monopolized the seats. one man tried to rush into the council chambers and appeared to drag down hahn. he picked the man out of the crowd and threw him on the floor in front of the protestor camera. the bloody man was arrested along with another man who was handcuffed outside the council chambers. >> one in five landlords have spoken. four renters have spoken. >> the mayor decided to allow an equal number of tenants who voiced their concerns. she pays $1,875 a month f

. >>> the pandemonium is over at the zoo in eureka, california. a missing red panda is back home after three days on the run. the panda escaped from the sequoia park zoo saturday night. a woman found the rare animal in a tree. >> i thought i saw a raccoon or something. i took a second glance, and it happened to be the panda. i got out of the car, called 911. >> there you go. well, a veterinarian is going to evaluate the panda later this week. she's scheduled to be moved to the zoo in knoxville, tennessee. this is part of a species survival plan. >>> and today, two lucky turkeys will get first-class treatment. they're going to get on a plane from san francisco to washington, d.c. birds traditionally pardoned by the president. president obama will be doing that. their flight is being called turkey one. after a white house ceremony, they get to live out their lives at a farm in virginia. lucky turkeys. >> they're like, woo, thank you, lord. >>> the boy band one direction walked away with a big prize at the american music awards and were named artists

but incredibly, in the pandemonium following the massacre, he called some friends to come and pick him up. they drove him back to belgium, where he vanished. the police have also asked for help in identifying this man, one of the suicide bombers at the football stadium who came to france on a false syrian passport with a fake name. the picture, though, is accurate, and so the police say somebody's got to know who he is. >> elizabeth palmer, thank you, liz. in belgium, the hunt is focused on molenbeek, a suburb of brussels, there was a raid there tonight and allen pizzey is there. >> reporter: police say the operation tonight was not directly targeting anyone connected to the paris attacks. but it's clear they're intent on not letting anything slip through the net. they closed this bar for drug offenses three weeks ago, and now one of the owners, salah international arrest warrant for the paris attacks. his older brother was a suicide bomber there. this woman, who only agreed to talk if her identity and voice were heavily disguised, knew them well. "there is no way i would have thought

by cbs sports division guilty verdict brought pandemonium to l.a. streets in 1995. >> we're seeing outside the county courthouse erupted into mayhem. >> it was an outrageous verdict. the evidence was overwhelming. >> reporter: but it was this trial ten years later where we noticed some eerie similarities with o.j. >> not guilty of the crime of first-degree murder of bonny lee bakley. >> reporter: robert blake had been accused of murdering his wife, bonnie. we were at the murders scene the next day. >> blake says that he returned to the car here which was parked here where these memorial flowers now stand. he told police it was then that he found his wife slumped over in the passenger's seat with a bullet wound in her head. >> reporter: blake's ride to jail was reminiscent of the bronco chase. >> this is where blake is being held right now. it's the same facility that once held o.j. simpson. >> reporter: marcia clark, a prosecutor in the o.j. trial, was our special correspondent in the blake trial. >> blake spoke in a quavering voice. it was a very e

would be best served by the house supporting his judgment that the united kingdom should play -- [pandemoniumen. mcconnell] >> should play a full role in the coalition in order best to support and shape the politics, thus enabling the earliest military and eventual ideological defeat of isil to take place. >> i think my friend -- thank my honorable friend for coming back from the region to be with us in the house today, and i thank him for the report, but above all i thank him for what he has said about the decision he has reached in relation to the difficult decision we all have to make. i think he is absolutely right that any action we take must be nested in an overall strategy, which i have tried to set out today. he is also absolutely right that the politics of the region are crucial in our understanding. most important of all, he is right about trying to ensure that iraq makes progress towards being a more pluralistic and solid country that does not face the risk of isil. as i have said, the politics and the action go together. he asked whether i would come back to his committee, and ind

reporter allen wong tweeted this video from alameda as the debate over rent control turned into pandemoniumve report coming up. >>> threat of el nino has bay area homeowners making roof repairs. we'll find out about the sticker shock facing consumers. >>> those stories and more at 11:00 on channel 7. >> having trouble lifting his right arm for some reason. >> this is nice. >> nice. >> little bling. >> this isn't nearly as big as the actual ring. >> the players' rings are like -- they're gargantuan. can't wear those things. just look at them. the warriors are defending nba champs. the clippers think they could have beaten golden state last year. in a battle of unbeatens. this little thing. ring night at oracle as the first 10,000 fans received replica championship rings. steph curry on his first shot of the night. couple of piggyback fouls. shawn livingston comes in. they don't miss a beat. festus ezeli. gets it up and down. mo speights. the lead was up to 17. ezeli, look at the hammer there. he puts it on the deck to clear space. l.a. fights back. chris paul, two of his 20 first-half points

it would seem that in the pandemonium, in the hours that ensued.y were unable to put two and two together, and realise that they had the man that was responsible or partially responsible for the attacks. >> definitely a blow. the state of emergency, we understand, has been extended. what powers does that give to francis hollande. >> certainly i think there's a feeling that they don't have things under control, and francis hollande would like to extend it. he has to go to parliament. when you try to take the state of emergency beyond 12 days, there are rumours he wants to extend it by three months. it gives him all sorts of rights to detain people. to do searches and set up block sads. >> authorities in belgium are holding several people in custody. >> there's a joint passport, involving french investigators, involving not just police but security services, looking at how the terror network was able to gather enough ammunition and materials to launch the attack. the intention is not just focussing on the one suspect demramed as salah abdeslam, who i

last night here at the bataclan, it was pandemonium of a kind that is incomprehensible for anyone to understand that was not there. someone in a building across that club caught the panic on cell phone video. i want to show it to you now in full. it is disturbing, but i do believe important to give all of us a brief understanding of how horrific this was. [ screams ] [ gunfire ] >> joining me now is shane thomas mcmillen, an american freelance photographer and filmmaker who saw the theater attack as survivors streamed out into the street last night, right where we are. shane, i appreciate your joining us obviously so late tonight here in paris. for those that just saw that video, it was filmed directly behind me on the corner there. what did you see, shane? >> -- the building adjoined, and he could really only hear everything. after the shooting ended, we went downstairs, down at the street level and they were bringing people around that corner, and placing the injured in the courtyards, right behind. and we walked down into that, into the scene of the medical personnel, to get every

. >> and was it pandemonium to get out? >> yeah, it was. and it wasn't. it was like people were panicking, like a lot of people were crying and stuff and it was a bit of a panic. but it was not like you know when people get trampled. it was not like that. i didn't feel trampled. i didn't feel squashed. all i know is that i made my way to the safety exit which i saw you know when i was actually there. i noticed it. because i always look where safety exits are because i'm kind of wary of crowds. and at one point people who were behind the doors, they stopped them and said no, they're there. and then they opened them a minute later and everybody ran out. everybody ran out in a panic. you know, we all ran out in different directions. >> and jenny, you know several people were held hostage for several hours. you know how lucky you were that you got out? >> i know, the people held hostages, i knew. the person i was with was a friend and she works in the music industry. her friends are the people who work there. so since escaping, you know, we came back to her p

incidents were, and alastaire and vivian, when this happened, we were getting the reports that the pandemonium, the chaos in streets. what did you see and what did you hear? >> we were actually at a restaurant just close by to the bataclan. last night, we were meeting some friends there and when we came out at about 9:45 in the evening we were just coming down the street here and we saw people running away from the bataclan and they were visibly agitated. there was a real sense of shock. >> reporter: people were running in the street, were they telling you to get inside and -- >> there were about six or seven people and one guy was very clear. he didn't want anyone to go this way. and luckily, alastaire speaks enough french to understand. and people who looked like may might have been at the concert. they said they -- >> they had seen -- they had seen the gunmen go into the venue and start shooting. it was when they told me that, we realized something bad had happened. >> reporter: were you able to get into your hotel last night or was it protected? >> we went to a bar, we took the metro and w

a houston woman says it was pandemonium. >> it was very chaotic.nds here, we were just, like, freaking out because we were next to him. it wasn't really serious, like whoa we were actually next to this guy. but everyone else didn't see what happened and people were crying and they were running as fast as they could. >> you certainly don't expect to see this one on the holiday weekend. the president and the family were at the white house at the time of this incident. >>> it is 9:45. so a man dressed as a security guard pulls off a bold robbery right in the middle of the day. how did he get all the money? he just walks in with $500,000 and steals it. he didn't use a weapon, even a mask. police say the fbi is interviewing the driver of that van. investigators are also checking surveillance cameras and checking that van fo for fingerprints. >> it's small business saturday. why not hit the stores today and help the local economy. millions of people will flock to homegrown stores across the country to buy gifts for the holiday season and some are talking

greg: when jim brewer who has gone viral many times over with his pandemonium celebration. rosanna: he has such passion, he posted this on facebook after the final out. >> this is the great royals team, they earned everything they got, they are the champions, they work to get back here they use everything they got. topping the helium out of our balloon. we will be back next year. >> let's go mets and! >> that is right. you know what? thank you, mats! rosanna: that was a very classy post. i thought he could go off on kansas city. greg: we prefer the ones he is happy, not conciliatory. let's go to duke. duke: a pre and post game show play-by-play, nice radio broadcasts, that decision to let harvey fix it tonight, what is your take on it? >> interesting decision because well, eight innings was fantastic, there was no sign he was slowing down until the ninth inning and the walk that doubled, harvey's game, he wanted to finish it. i don't think it was a bad decision by terry collins. the way the royals came back in the game, lucas duda makes a good throw at the end menu are not

. >> up and down pandemonium has given way to shock. and promised a global man hunt to track down the accomplices and the master minds and again, the latest information we now have from the associated press, isis now declaring responsibility for those attacks. michelle. >> thank you so much. the stepped up security here at home now stretches beyond the french consulate, of course. the nypd's new counterterrorism unit is fanning out across the city. the key points are public. some are penn station, grand central as well as added security at bridges, tunnels, and at the world trade center. marcus is live at the french consulate on the upper east side with the latest on what is going on here at home. marcus. >> reporter: and michelle, here on 5th avenue outside of the french consulate, you can see people left flowers and candles. but also here, i want to show you that there is an nypd cruiser and a couple officers remain on patrol in front of the building. now also outside of the consulate, we've seen heavily armed units standing guard on

it is -- dare i say a little bit of pandemonium going on.ee this part of downtown walnut creek open up here hopefully soon. a couple stores opening today. but the big story is the macy's will be opening up. a lot of the other stores will be opening up before black friday. back to you. >> good for them. brian flores in walnut creek. thank you. >>> let's get back to your commute to where you need to go. sal, you've done good, sir. >> we're okay. >> yeah. >> there are things going on that i will mention right now. there's a report of a new crash eastbound on the san mateo bridge to foster city near the toll plaza of the san mateo bridge. we're looking at the picture. i don't see anything out there. foster city fire is on the way i'm told to try to look for this crash. westbound 92 is a little slow. it leads me to believe there is something out there. i think i can barely see flashing lights eastbound 92. it could be slowing westbound traffic. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. moderately heavy traffic. it will be a b

it's puppy pandemonium. >> not the only one. i have little gracie.o sweet. >> they're all so good. so docile. who is over in the puppy pen? is michael over there? michael and ginger, you guys got a couple, as well. these guys have been air-lifted from overcrowded shelters, not michael and ginger, the puppies from all over the country and we're going to tell you how you can adopt one of them just in time for thanksgiving. >> or both? maybe not just one. i know. >> i gave it to robin. >> as thanksgiving approaches, what blessings these are. a man who is going above and beyond for his community taking care of them with pizza and post-it notes. we've got a huge thank you and a big surprise. thank you for the kisses. and a big surprise. you want to go home and join lucas? remember when we had lucas, how many adoptions happened that day? >> that's right. that's why we're doing it again. north shore animal league america is doing an amazing black friday event. we'll get into that coming up in "pup news." >> we want a lot to happen but first amy with the mor