the segregation of barbers and hair cutters is an obvious fact.i walk by six barbershops in my hood that are black run and black used. do white folks call that racist. the mere fact that you frame the question was this racist, was inappropriate all the way around. save thible rousing for when it's warranted. well too bad you're not watching us ever again rich because if you were watching tonight, you would see that i'm going to point out that the black customer raised the question. in fact he wrote a letter to the paper saying he wouldn't move to the town because he was a victim of racial bias. and i earned this e-mail from michelle. shame on you derek for being so concealtory about the white racist barber. i studied in vermont and i can assure you there are pretty red neck parts of that state. that barber was not in the least bit interested in providing service and treated that black person like a nonperson. but unlike you i have no idea what that barber was thinking but i'm willing to do something we rarely seem to do any more? it sounds crazy b

out was the barber. hours later when dr. fisher saw him cutting someone else's hair he confronted him about and aldridge said he was embarrassed since dr. fisher was black he did not want to give him a bad haircut. he says he has trouble cutting black folk's hair. we asked fans on our facebook page what they thought, racism or honesty? brandon miller says that's honesty. i would respect a barber for the not letting me look bad over trying to make a quick buck. another saying i don't see anything wrong with him being honest but he has to ask himself if he is a barber if he can't cut certain grades of hair. and stewart ryanhart says he should have said something. he was probably embarrassed. not racist but just a poor choice. i got a note while it has been a few years since i have had to dealt with that. i don't hate mr. aldridge, i would have appreciated the heads up. you can join our discussion at facebook. >>> topper is back with a look at the forecast for the rest of the week. but first, get ready to s

barber, ole school. thune, neuer school. >> these -- all of these candidates are ideologically the same. >> let me throw something out about him, he's been under the radar, somebody who has been a two-term governor dealing with budget problems he's got that to offer. he worked in washington. >> you're talking about mitch daniels. >> work in washington and areas that might be healthy. >> he's the flavor of the moment. he's the thinking person's eastern division candidate. chris: you say it may be huckabee versus -- palin versus who? >> romney is strong, thune, once he's better known will have a very good argument to make and a great record and very popular in indiana. controversial things he did. >> a senator. that's the problem. >> a member. house. chris: we picked the country -- the country picked a democratic nominee based on foreign policy. opposition to the iraq war. is foreign policy going to be an opportunity for the republicans to jump in and be hawkish? or is that off the table? >> couple things.

barber ole school. thune, neuer school. >> these -- all of these candidates are ideologically the same. >> let me throw something out about him he's been under the radar, somebody who has been a two-term governor dealing with budget problems he's got that to offer. he worked in washington. >> you're talking about mitch daniels. >> work in washington and areas that might be healthy. >> he's the flavor of the moment. he's the thinking person's eastern division candidate. chris: you say it may be huckabee versus -- palin versus who? >> romney is strong, thune once he's better known will have a very good argument to make and a great record and very popular in indiana. controversial things he did. >> a senator. that's the problem. >> a member. house. chris: we picked the country -- the country picked a democratic nominee based on foreign policy. opposition to the iraq war. is foreign policy going to be an opportunity for the republicans to jump in and be hawkish? or is that off the table? >> couple things. n

. >>> supporter was a popular barber shot and killed will march in his memory today. today in the east bay's christie smith. >> there is a memorial outside of the barbershop where he works. supporters will gather and march from here all the way to the fruit va le bart station for derek jones, a 37 year old father of one. he was shot and killed by oakland police. an independent autopsy revealed he was hit in the front of his and suffered multiple gunshot wounds. family and friends thought he was shot in the back. he was shot as he reached toward his waist band. it started as a domestic violence call. when police arrived, they tried to shock him, but it didn't work. that according to the tribune. he was shot when he got stuck in a fence and there was a confrontation there with police. he was not armed, but what he had on him we don't know. the flyers for the march, they raise questions about the shooting on the heels of the mehserle sentence for shooting oscar grant also at the bart station. christie smith today in the east bay. >> investigators tried to figure out what

the van's driver, 32-year-old edwin barber samuel barber in serious condition as well. reporting live. bruce back to you. >> thank you for that report. >>> turning now to our washington arch bishop. he is now a cardinal much he was one of 24 men elevated to cardinal today by pope benedict . one of only two americans to get the promotion. lebecome a close advisor to the pope and will have a vote on who will become the next world leader of the catholics. it took place in peter's square with 400 well wishers from here in dc. >> it is something that happens once in a lifetime to very few people. >> he well deserved it and it just makes me so happy. so many people follow him. it is so nice to have people really appreciate somebody who is really working. >> he is the fifth bishop to be named in washington, dc, to be named a cardinal. >>> manassas city police are closer to finding out why 15- year-old mcgill hernandez was stabbed to death. tonight authorities arrested this man, 18 years old, and a 17 year old, in connection with the osborne high school student's death. both su

a barber that was killed on monday by oakland police. it started nearly 30 minutes ago at his barbershop. and it will end at the fruitvalle bart station and kate thompson is with the demonstrators. kate is on the phone. kate? >> hello, i am walking with the crowd of protesters. they just turned on to international boulevard. it is still 100-150 people. the all of bullhorns it is quite loud. a lot of them with the signs, that saying that they are chanting as they walk through the streets. this entire time, they're being guided by police officers on motorcycles. also, police in patrol cars that are shutting down the streets. and the officers are following the crowd. walking a little bit behind the protesters, with three different patrol cars. they are closing down two lanes on international boulevard. >> and they're going to be fruitvalle bart station will then have speeches once they get there? >> kate? >> we will have more from the kate thompson as well as a dan kerman who was also live in that falling this march. on what their plans are

barber drove down the wrong side of the road. ends up hitting an suv, 46-year-old terrence blackwell died in that crash. >> everybody in this situation's hurting. >> the collision happened over the weekend in silver springs near calverton. >>> no word on what started this fire in canton. a three-alarmer brought under control. the fire did some damage to a hair salon and local bistro. >>> a buy back program happened inside st. gregory catholic church on the city's west side on tuesday. they say that people have found guns in their neighborhoods, even in their yards sometimes. at the church, they say, seems like a safe haven. >> we know it's not the hardened criminals turning in the guns, these are guns that could be used in modern crimes and are used in modern crimes throughout the city. >> people turning in the guns got up to $100 from the catholic review. city police officers, they processed the guns after that and then destroy them. you can still turn in the guns at the church if you're still interested. >>> make sure you join

marching about two miles from jones' barber shop here. in that crowd, it's jones's widow says despite what police say, her husband was not a violent man. >> before he was my husband he was my friend. >> lanel jones is mourning the loss of her husband, derek jones, they were married 10 years. she says they no longer lived together, they were in constant communication, including the night he was shot to death by police. >> i'm extremely upset with the police. i'm extremely upset with the police. because... you have got to have better training than that. >> they were responding to a domestic dispute involving a female acquaintance inside of the 37-year-old man's shop on bancoft avenue. police say when they tried to arrest jones, he ran, april z.they say he appeared to be reaching for something in his waist band. it turns out he was unarmed. >> the officers have a tough job in the city of oakland. you know, we're sorry for what happened. but... this is a very dangerous city. >> demonstrators see parallels in this case and the shooting of osca

. >>> oakland police are investigating the shooting death of a popular barber gunned down by officers last night. police were called to the 5800 block of ban kroft and east oakland to investigate a domestic violence call. the shooting victim, derrick jones, apparently took off on foot. police then say they saw him reach for his waistband. they yelled at him to put his hands up, and when he didn't, they opened fire. >> during the foot chase, the suspect was seen grabbing at his waistband. this occurred several times. this is a move obviously of someone consistent with reaching for a weapon, possibly arming himself. >> jones was a barber for 20 years. many of his clients came to his parents' home to pay their respects. >> my brother was taken too soon. he was shot several times and justice needs to be served. >> are you asking for a riot in oakland? are you -- what are you doing to the black community, okay? >> the jones family met with civil rights attorney john burris who tells nbc bay area that he is looking into the matter. he's the attorney who represents os gar grant's family. >>>

but the gathering started it will victim's barber shop in east oakland today. about 100 people gathered in front of jones' barber shop on ban croft and seminary. it was a time for people to speak. many of jones' family members were there calling for justice and speaking out against the oakland police department. the supporters were calling for justice for oscar grant. saying it's ashame the killing the happened on the heels of the sentencing in the grant case. >> just like the fight for justice for oscar grant, how the fight for justice for derrick jones must be a fight and a struggle. >> he did not have anywhere to go. he had his hands up in the air giving up. and if y'all stand to fight against this system with your brain, with your heart, you don't need to be here. >> i want to focus on the fact that we need to better ourselves in dealing with people who going for their waistbands, going into different aspects that we give officers the proper training to address these things. >> the two police officers in the jones' case are on paid administrative leave as y

a crowd of customers paid their respects to barber shop owner derrick jones. he is the 37-year-old unarmed man shot and killed by oaknd la police in this alley on monday night. >> police are shooting at him. when he was on the ground they shot him some more. >> he was beating his girlfriend of a talking to him and deciding to arrest him, jones ran down this alley and tried to climb a fence. >> during the foot chase, the suspect was seen grabbing toward his waistband. this is a move obviously consistant in reaching for a weapon and possibly arming himself. >> it is such a generic story. it is a story they give when anyone is murdered by the police. gite ex-girlfriend called police after pulling a knife on jones and harassing him for several hours earlier in the day. joy she was harassing him and trespassing on his property, yet he didn't call police because he knew -- he was afraid something like this would happen, and that is exactly what happened. >> earlier in the day a crowd of angry people tried to get inside a police press conference. >> he he was on paro

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. >> tensions are running high on an oakland neighborhood after a popular barber was shot to death by police. today in the bay's christie smith is live where a march through city streets is planned. >> good morning. the headline on the event flyer is justice for derek jones. y you see a lot of this out here. supporters say they are going to bather here at the barbershop where he worked and then rally and walk all wait to the bart station. the site of another high profile shooting. we are learning more about the father who was shot and killed by police. friends suggested she was shot in the back, but an independent autopsy said he was only shot in the front. friends describe a very caring man who they say would not carry a weapon. police are describing a parolee with a criminal record. this started with reports he was assaulting a woman in a laundry mat. friends say he was trying to cause trouble. officers ordered him to put his hands up and instead they thought he was reaching for his waist band that officers thought he had a weapon. one thought he saw a metal object. they shot him an

he was a popular east bay barber. police say they were called to the 5800 block of bancroft avenue to investigate a domestic violence call. the shooting victim, derrick jones, apparently took off on foot, ended up on trask avenue. police saw him reach for his waist band. officers yelled for him to put his hands up, he didn't and they opened fire. >> during the foot chase the suspect was seen grabbing towards his waist band. this is a move obviously consistent with someone reaching for a weapon, possibly arming himself. >> jones was a barber for 11 years. many of his clients came to his parents' home to pay their respects. >> my brother was taken too soon. he was shot several times. justice needs to be served. >> are you asking for a riot in oakland? are you -- what are you doing to the black community? >> the jones family met with civil rights attorney john burress who tells us he is looking into the matter. a lawsuit could follow. he is the same attorney who represents oscar grant's family. >>> here's your chance to

the march started at the barber shop in oakland owned by 37-year-old derek jones. his family and friends tried to find a reason for his fatal shooting. >> i'm hurt. i'm hurt. i'm hurt. take away somebody p.just was about -- can't even express, you know. >> reporter: it was a long walk to the fruitvale bart station. protestors wanted to end the march there. the location where oscar grant was shot dead by former bart officer messerly on january fir, 2009. derek jones father was among the protestors. >> about eyes have been closed for many years. it take death if of a son to bring people together. if. >>reporter: bart police decided to close the station during the peaceful gathering. >> safety issue at the platform. the track way and the trains. >> reporter: jones was shot in the front several times on monday by 2 oakland police officers. they were respond to go domestic dispute between joan and his ex girlfriend. when police arrived he fled. police shot him. they say after jones reached for his waist band several times. but no gun was found. only a shiney object whic

ellen de generous to pat down female travelers come on are those the only two favors gay people the barber could think of first homophobic press release his news release went on to say that the t.s.a. as a federal agency is barred from discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation thanks to a pro homosexual executive order signed by president clinton in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight as if that was wrong where do i begin with this apparently a barber and his organization think tank or think that all gay men and women can't control themselves and they're around so many of the same sex how many times a day are you hit on by a gay person because from the looks of la barbara i'm going to bet not that often he also claims the gay t.s.a. workers might grope the flying public while a yes that's what they're doing is they're groping people because that's what they're being told to do but it kind of sounds like somebody has a little bit of wishful thinking on his part i have a suggestion for this group what about all those gay travellers you know they just might get aroused when a strai

this was the scene outside of derrick jones barber shot. police shot and killed him monday night. they shot him because he thought he was pulling a gun. his sister says it's an example of police brutality. >> the story of the police officers keep changing. we don't believe anything they say. there will be more rallies. we won't stop till these officers are arrested. >> he was shot six times by officers. we have new details on the object he seemed to be reaching before right before being shot. >> reporter: a digital pocket scale. similar to this you see here. that is the object police say derrick jones was reaching for near his waist band when two police officers shot and killed him on november 8. this started when police officers responded to a domestic violence call. aprily beating a woman. high led officers on a foot chase after trying to take him into custody. police say tijuana refused commands to put his hands in the air and then reached towards his waist band. they refused to release what the object was for days. john burris is representing the family in a wrongful death sui

singer has been in knox county all afternoon and attended the news conference where sheriff david barberews. adam? >> reporter: this is now a homicide investigation, and this is where it all started. you can see the lights are on outside. investigators say on the inside is where the missing three were murdered. >> today, this investigation took a major turn. >> reporter: it was a day the sheriff prepared for, but hoped would never become a reality. >> as the sheriff of this county for the past 18 years, i have never experienced a case this big, this serious, and this tragic. >> reporter: david barber confirmed the deaths of 32-year-old tina herrmann, her 11-year-old son kody maynard, and the family friend, 41-year-old stephanie sprang. >> we're a small community here. and we became -- we became close to the different families. >> reporter: family and friends searched for the missing three since they disappeared last week. their bodies were found in trash bags inside a hollow tree. investigators say the bodies were so well-hidden that they never would have found them had this man not told

barber, 40th career interception. commit, only 148 yards and that pick. sacked six times.ly 149 total yards. it's 21-0. niners shut out at home for the first time since 1977. i was on that team, too. coach singletary has to let these guys play. >> i won't say we were too conservative. i just think that it was hard to get in a rhythm early on, and we didn't make as many first downs. >> it's rough. it's rough. because you set out to win every game. you set out to put your team into a position to definitely remain dominant and continue to win, and when it doesn't go your way, it's a reality check. >> mike: got to let them play, coach. the raiders' three-game win streak came to a screeching halt in pittsburgh and we had yet another quarterback change. second quarter, 3-0 raiders. first and goal, mendenhall, scores. 7-3 steelers. later in the second, ben roethlisberger rolling left. all sorts of room to run. prefers to throw. stevey brown, 16-yard touchdown. the rout is on. raiders' offense finally gets something going. cam pel -- campbell hits murph, but murph fumbles. then it

sheriff david barber says the s.w.a.t. team raided his house around 8:00 a.m. >> we were hopeful we would find more than one. but our information was definitely that -- was most likely sarah was going to be in that house. >> reporter: her mom tina, brother kody, and neighbor stephanie sprang are still missing. >> we're optimistic. we're trying to remain optimistic. >> reporter: sheriff barber says this is still considered a missing persons investigation. but that's about all he'll say about the case. >> for investigative reasons, because we still have -- we have to put the case together. >> reporter: as for hoffman's role in their disappearance -- >> at this time, we don't know how he's connected to the family or whether he connected himself to the family. >> reporter: decks still have a lot of questions for him, including getting a sample of his dna as the bci labs start processing the blood found in the king beach drive home and the other evidence gathered over the past couple of days. hoffman's neighbors along columbus

. >> what about about what haley barber had to say, to defeat an incumbent president, the rnc has toy maximum capacity and this year they operated far below that in terms of fund raising and grass roots organization and building strong self-reliant state parties. is he leading the charge behind the scenes against michael steele? >> reporter: he is one of the key players, a former rnc chairman himself. the outgoing chairman of the rga, somebody bottom line who has a lot of swat within the gop. he has for months not been happy with the rnc but now going public trying to stir up more a campaign against steele. he is behind this and talking to his fellow governors, trying to figure out who -- going forward the question is if steele does not run or even if he does run, who can they mount to take him on? >> earlier this week, we spoke to saul from michigan and others are lining up to go against him. >> we're hearing the chairman of the wisconsin gop, taking a harder look at it now. a donor, former co-chair, also nick a yerz, they talked about governor rick perry, there are names out there.

the protestors began in front of an oakland barber shop owned by derek jones, an unarmed man shot andilled by oakland police earlier this week. police had been called to a report of domestic violence and shot him after he reached into his waistband several times. no gun was found, only a shiny object which hasn't been revealed. >> respect for the family and mr. jones we're not going to release what the shiny object is today. hopefully in a couple dales. >> now, the fruitvale station is where oscar grant was shot and killed by a former bart police officer nearly two years ago. funeral services for jones will be held on saturday at the church of christ in oakland. >> two fired san jose police officers will soon be back on the job after arbitrators gave them back their badges. sergeant manyon and domigo stopped a woman for drunk driving. a former judge decided firing them was too harsh. he gave them an 11-month suspension without pay. the injured girl's mother is outraged. >> a couple weeks until thanksgiving and bay area food banks are putting out the call for turkeys and other supplies

really excited to meet you or the corner barber? say so publicly, political suicide to do that, but former candidates, people with nothing to lose, acknowledge it freelly, the smiles, the handshakes, the cameras in your face, it's a drag. >> well, it's a momentary stimulant, but it does get old. >> you have to make lots of calls. you have to attend lots of fundraisers. >> reporter: calls, you mean dialing for dollars? >> yeah, oh, absolutely, sure. >> reporter: that can't be very much fun? >> it's not. >> reporter: we talked about several former high-profile candidates, former governor pete wilson ran for president in 1995. former lt. governor leo mccarthy ran for the u.s. senate and oakland mayor jerry brown is a former governor and also a former candidate for the white house. >> there are moments when, yeah, people can irritate you and in this game you can't get irritated. you have to smile like this is the most wonderful moment in your life and everybody in front of you is right there. that is a great -- this is viewed as a great

. >> before the crash, police say that when barber got into a dispute with his girlfriend at a nearby restaurant. >> my brother care for her. >> witnesses say he walked out and put the girl in a safety seat and walked off. police say he did not have permission to take the van. >> she said my brother had told of vehicle and kidnapped his child. >> the story is disputed and he points out how he strapped his daughter ran. with police alerted to a domestic dispute and i child and walt, officers pursued the band -- pursued the van. then the crash. blackwell was killed. the driver and passenger were injured. >> it cost somebody a life and injured kids child and himself. everybody in this situation is hurting. >> his family says he was a good man and would never intentionally hurt everyone. authorities are looking into police pursuit policy. authorities are trying to find out what happened in the end. >> we are following breaking news out of new york where just a short time ago, a delta jet was nearly 200 passengers on board made an emergency landing. the plane was bound for moscow and turne

after and go barber. after the shame on robbie well by the odd and after the anger about them although there still remains the hope. and i know that i can get in a lot of trouble for what i'm about to say while a man you can. see it on the map. but i think that there is a lot represents the hope like and i thought and hezbollah you must and sometimes i think i had an effect if it's a very good thing i know what i'm going to tell you and has inflicted on the hezbollah huge defeat and i was sorry as you might done a bit of time to spare you have to keep knocking them until they heard what i am and got and you also got about i don't see how they reached their son and. yeah i would. let them get to be his fame has come from one of his books about the holocaust and other books and knowledge of the israel palestine conflict. and the month is out when you. visited lebanon meetings are scheduled for you with various political leaders and some a hezbollah leader there is a fundamental principle people have the rig

. >> the 37-year-old jones owned this barber shop. he was a husband, and a father two-to-a year-old daughter. those who knew him can't understand how sit he's now dead. >> you're seeing a police officer trained and educated and has a family to go home to cannot control their gun? >> i'm not that he had indicated but i'm not stupid. >> the community is outraged. police tell a different story. officers responded to a domestic violence call around 9:30 last night. they say jones was trying to kill a woman whom family members say was a former girlfriend. police say they approached jones and he ran. thee tried to days him, but missed and caught him on this street and fired. >> during a chase the suspect was seen grabbing toward his waist band several times this, is a move consistent with someone reaching for a weapon possibly arming himself. >> jones wasn't armed. police say he had a metal object and won't say what it was. and sources sate was not a weapon. police did tell reporters is that jones was on parole for gun possession. dozens of

. >>> an unarmed oakland barber was the victim of an officer. involved shooting in oakland. 37-year-old derrick jones was shot to death by oakland police on trask street monday night. it happened after police responded to a domestic disturbance call involving jones outside the clean seen laundry mat. they made several attempts to subdue jones, including using their tasers. they say he was in a stand-off with two officers when he appeared to reach into his waistband. police say they fired their weapons, thinking he had a gun. he did not. people in the neighborhood are sounding off about what they believe is a case of police brutality. >> got to come to a stop. these polices got to stop shooting people. >> who are going to police the police, man, you know. we talking about going into our community, all the drugs, gangs and violence, but the police brutality is worse an all that. >> some police come with attitudes, so we have no chance. history shows that we get killed. we take off and run. it's in our train of thought is just take off and run. >>

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now we are standing outside the east oakland barber shop where supporters gathered earlier tonight. and reacted to new developments. about 50 people gathered outside the barber shop, once again, to voice their outrage over the shooting. among the protestors, jones' father. his sister and other relatives. earlier today, police release nude information on the case. they say the metal objects, jones was carrying, was not a weapon, but a three inch by five inch silver electronic scale. they say they also found a glass jar of marijuana in jones' pocket. his family is reacting to the revelations with anger. >> i want to say to that, a big fat so what. so what. i have a big fat shiny diamond ring on my finger. the officer said he had marijuana in his pocket. so what. are they going to shoot and kill me. >> oscar grant supporters have rallied around the jones' family. we are told that protestors will officially announce that the two causes will be merging at an event in oakland tomorrow. meanwhile as police and the da investigate the case, the jones' family is gearing up for a funeral. that

today, the man says 27 year- old has cannot gathered where he worked as a barber. -test have gathered. to the fruitvalle bart station, and--dan? >> that is correct, this role has been going on for about one hour and it continues to grow. at this was an unarmed african- american that was shot police. if he did not have a weapon, and protesters are very angry about another one of these types of shootings. >> chanting justice for derrkick jones >> and the protesting of jones killing by oakland police. >> and police officers shot this man to death. love was standing up, and for is someone who was on the ground. -once rd was standing up. >> and i'm not going to get pushed around by the police. and oakland is not a dangerous city, it is our city. >> he is allegedly wanted for chasing a woman and he reached for his waistband and they thought that he was going for a weapon. there was no weapon. >> any time there is legal lethal force, we there's some of the cannot want to do. and we want people to obey that. to go home at the end of the night just like officers want to go

. >> those who knew jones say he often barbecued in front of his quick-cut barber shop and shared theood with his friends. he had his own shop. he would bring his daughter to work with him. he didn't bother nobody. >> many could not talk about the killing of without talking about the killing of oscar grant. >> they cannot control their guns! when they gave that two years, i said that is how it happened. because they only gave him two years. >> and this is much deeper than what happened last night or what happened last week or last year. people out here on bancroft talking about lack of opportunity are, lack of educational opportunities for african americans and the problems out there go far, far deeper than any most recent shooting. they're just the most recent incident that prompted their rage. police responded today at 1:00. >> terry, thanks very much. a million dollar warehouse fire in san carlos destroyed decades of memorabilia of neil young this morning. trying to figure out why it started inside the warehouse. some of that was saved, wasn't it? >> actually, cheryl, a majority of

another rally took place today in the east oakland neighborhood where jones own aid barber shop, near where he was shot monday night. >> san francisco police opened fire on an suv today after the driver took off during a traffic stop. it happened in hays valley neighborhood. police say during the stop, the driver made a movement so the officer reached in to stop him. the suv took off, driving the officer alongside for a short distance. the vehicle found abandoned on webster street after the other officer fired shots at the suv. police say the vehicle was pulled over as part of a narcotics investigation. >> the parole accused of killing a san francisco socialite last month enter aid not guilty plea. the judge ordered cameras not to show his face. the 43-year-old holland charged with murder, robbery, and attempted rape. prosecutors say he killed a 46-year-old woman after getting into her apartment. they say both dna and admissions made to police link him to this crime. holland is on parole for attempted murder conviction in 1999. his lawyer doesn't know if he understands charges against

they were told jones was beating his girlfriend near his barber shoop.fter talking to him and deciding to arrest him, jones ran down this alley. during the foot chase the suspect was seen grabbing towards his waistband. this is a move obviously consistent with someone reaching for a weapon. >> it's such a generic story. it's a story that they give when anyone is murdered by the police. >> jones' sister says the ex-girlfriend called police after pulling a knife on jones and harassing him for several hours earlier in the day. >> she was harassing him trespassing on his property. yet he did not call the police because he knew or he was afraid something like this would happen and that is exactly what happened. >> earlier in the day a crowd of angry people tried to get inside a police press conference. >> he was on parole and had prior arrests for guns, drugs, dough mess sick violence. >> jones' sister claims the gun charge was dropped. >> i'm alan wong, abc 7 news. >> time now 4:36. the santa clara city council has approved a plan to lay off dozens of city w

. >> those who knew jones say he often barbecued in front of his quick-cut barber shop and shared theood with his friends. he had his ownshop. he would bring his daughter to work wit him. he didn't bother nobody. >> many could no talk about the killing of without talkg about the killing of oscar grant. >> they cannot control their guns! when they gave that two years, i said that is how it happened. becae they only gave him two years. >> and this is mu deeper than what happened last night or what happened last week or last year. people out here on bancroft talking about lack of opportunity are, lack of educational opportunities for african americans and the problems out there go far, far deeper than any most recent shooting. they're just the most recent incident that prompted their rage. police responded today at 1:00. >> terry, thanks very much. a million dollar warehouse fire in san carlos destroyed decades of memorabilia of neil young this morning. trying to figure out why it started inside the warehouse. some of that was saved, wasn't it? >> actually, cheryl, a majority of the memo

. >> police and community activists protested in the open barber shop where derrick jones was shot and killed monday by police. the department identified the partners involved and they were officers for years. >> we want them arrested and we want them tried and convicted and sentenced to the maximum extent of the law. >> the d.a.'s office and the police department's homicide and internal affairs units are investigating the shooting which took place after a brief foot chase following a domestic disturbance call. jones refused to surrender and was reaching into his waistband and was holding a shiny object which was an electronic scale similar to this one. don cameron is a former police officer who now trains law enforcement on the use of weapons. he says officers may have mistaken the scale for a gun. >> the officers have to react to it. they can't say, is it a firearm? let me look, let me wait that extra second. they don't have an extra second to wait. >> but friends and family aren't buying it. they hope community pressure will help put the officers in jail. >> they should be embarasse

. >> he had a barbecue he had a barber shop. he wouldn't do anything like that that's outrageous for someone to kill him like that. >> we were childhood friends for 30 years. i want people to know that he was a loving dude he would give you the shirt off his back anyone that knows him knows he's not a violent person like that. >> oakland police say they have several witnesses that collaborate the officer's account of jones appearing to reach into his waistband pulling out something silver prior to being shot by the two oakland police officers. >> a live look outside from our roof cam increasing cloud cover even you see some missed on the kirov. the storm is very scattered in nature's look at storm tracker 4 radar a few light sprinkles near santa rosa. the rest of this is an even registering on the radar so the storm hasn't reached just yet. off the cloud cover is pushing south of the golden gate now. was any for most of the day but increasing clouds first in the north bay dropping temperatures quickly. san rose only 54 degrees a

. >> also new this morning, protesters demanded justice for an oakland barber shot and killed by police. they will gather at 4:00 and march to oakland city hall. they statemented a similar protest earlier this month. officers shot and killed derek jones november 8th as he ran from police. they thought he had a gun and when he reached into his waist band, they call for justice for oscar grant who was shot and killed by a bart police officer. >> parents are offered the chance to learn how to prevent their kids from joining gangs. the workshops are held every tuesday through december 14th at saint anthony's school on 16th avenue in oakland. they focus on communication, violence, conflict resolution, stress, drug abuse and abuse. >>> new investors could jump-start development in jack london square. they report that ellis partners already spent $130 million to renovate. they left many buildings empty and others incomplete. they would let market street take over the majority of the products from ellis partners. the opening of the new market building was delayed several times. it would hold fr

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