and brian bates is out videotaping, as usual.knows to be a prostitute. so he starts rolling. >> no big deal. like every other case, i'll follow it and see where they go. well, the first thing that caught me odd was they went to a church parking lot. i get out of my car. first thing i do is i record the car's tag number, and i call 911 because they moved to the back of the truck. >> police arrive on the scene quickly, within a couple of minutes, and ordered those two out of the truck. >> the john is getting out. very large, black male. he's getting out. and something odd happened at that point. the police officer did something i've never seen a police officer do. he had his gun drawn. but he approached the man, literally putting it inches from his head. and says, "i'm going to f'ing shoot you right in the head." >> brian stands just feet away, keeping his camera trained on the action and watches at that officer gets more and more physical with the john. >> down to the ground. >> the police officer is trying to handcuff the john. b

businesses with damage, mostly broken windows. >> it was really disturbing. >> reporter: mayor tom bates has seen enough. >> it turned violent. it turned violent in a way we haven't seen here for a long long time. over the weekend, over 16 various stores were trashed, not just major businesses but small businesses. >> reporter: bates does acknowledge his police force may have overreacted, especially on the first night, when tear gas was deployed into the crowd. he promised a review of those actions. last night, however, police seemed to take a different tack, staying well back, but there was more vandalism in the downtown area. benjamin lynch is with the protest group b.a.m., which stands for by all means necessary. he was among the demonstrators the past two nights. >> what happened in berkeley was there were a bunch of peaceful protesters and the berkeley police were out of control. they attacked people with batons, they knocked people to the ground. >> reporter: besides another protest this evening, demonstrators plan to try to shut down the council meeting. laura anthony, abc 7 news.

mayor bates hoped to bring the community together with legal experts to talk about solutions on january7. in berkeley, christin ayers, kpix5. >>> signs of solidarity on market street in san francisco. these people held up posters of a menorah saying this is no time to celebrate. hash tag haunicaction is trending on twitter. tonight is the first night of hanukkah. the giant menorah was lit at sun down. >>> tonight, the bay area is a step close tore the shot of hosting the olympics. they will put in a bid for the 2024 summer games. los angeles, boston, and washington dc are also being considered. committee says right now, it is a four-way tie with no clear front runner. >> i think we did well. i think we did well. we got our message across. it seemed to be well received. we feel very pleased and we just have to take the next step. >> a decision is expected next month on which city the u.s. will put forward. the winner will go up against the international competition including rome and possibly even paris. >> up against some heavyweights. >>> police say this woman is a thief. her target? b

. >>> meantime berkeley mayor tom bates spoke alabama the protest. he says he supports the cause but disappointed when things become violent and people start breaking the law. >> have it deteriorate into a violent situation is beyond the pail end is not acceptable. >> mayor bates is urging support for berkeley police. he says protestors should work with the city to find a way to get their message heard. but protests over the deaths of michael brown and eric garner happening from coast to coast. president obama is calling for patients. in an interview, he addressed the issue of race in america. >> when you are dealing with something as deeply rooted as racism or bias in any society, you've got to have vigilantes but you have to recognize that it will take some time and you just have to be steady. so that you don't give up when we don't get all the way there. >> the president also said that it is important to acknowledge the progress that the country has made because that gives hope that we can make even more progress. and several players on the clevel

attempts to reach gerald bates were unsuccessful.c 10 news. >>> skyforce 10 over a massive fire at a vacant house in philadelphia's kensington section this morning. take a look at these massive flames pouring from the roof of the home. fortunately, no one was hurt. tonight, firefighters are still looking for the cause of that fire. >>> philadelphia police looking for an armed thief who used other people for lookouts when he pulled off his crime. suspect broke into the window at the woodlawn deli in east germantown last thursday morning. see the thief knocking over store shelves there to get inside. suspect stole a ruger .9 millimeter handgun and $1,200 in cash. >>> police say a driver was pistol whipped after causing a change reaction crash in overbrook this morning. the driver lost control on north 58th street and slammed into a parked car which hit another parked car. police say the owner of one of the cars came out of his home and attacked the driver. the droiver was taken to the hospital. >>> u.s. labor secretary thomas perez ann

and mayor tom bates put out a statement, addressing in part the force by berkley.lieve we have one of the best police departments but under a duress, abuse can happen even in the best of departments. the the abuse will be investigated and the mayor says he supports that as well. >> okay. thank you for that. the protests started to get violent as the crowds of hundreds made its way down telegraph avenue toward oakland. this is about 8:00 last night. the fire there celt by -- set by a small crowd, one man was ataxed as he tried to put the fire out and small fires were started as the march got closer to the downtown area. they will not cause any damage. now n a letter -- in a letter to parents, berkley's high school principal said they're planning a backout today to protest what happened to michael brown and eric garner. it's supposed to happen between fifth and sixth period. any students that do leave will be given an unexcused absence and will not be able to make up any missed work. our time is 6:39. san jose, now the second bay area city to tax b&b rentals. the 10%

. >> reporter: berkeley's mayor tom bates told us he is listening but defended the police department. >> i think we have a good police force. now, are there some people who make mistakes? sure. are there people who step over the line? sure. and if they do, we don't want to have that happen. >> reporter: bates said a community meeting last month would focus for solutions. but for people who came here tonight, that was lip service. mayor bates hoped to bring the community together with legal experts to talk about solutions on january 17. in berkeley, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> santa clara county board of supervisors wants to study body cameras more before putting them on sheriff's deputies. this comes in the wake of clashes between demonstrators and police officers across the country. in l.a. more than 800 officers will be wearing body cameras starting january 1. by the end of next year, that number should rise up to 7,000. >> video will be used in -- as evidence in court. it may be used in criminal proceedings and subpoenaed for civil proceedings. >> the chief says none of the videos

it made a very eerie sound. >> bates looks on in horror as mark's ladder buckles. >> it kind of justt toward the building. >> sector chief tommy walker is in shock, fearing the worst. >> i honestly think i'll be going to mark's funeral. i honestly think our flags will be at half mast. i honestly think i'll be informing his widow that mark was killed at an incident. >> mark is strapped to the ladder. he can't get free fast enough, so he does the only thing he can. he braces for impact. >> i was just saying to myself, god, let it hit the building. because i knew if the ladder came all the way down, he's going to die. >> it hit the edge of the roof, it bounced, and it stayed. >> the roof of the burning building does save him from an almost certain death, but the relief is short-lived. >> dispatcher, this is 102. send another ambulance to this location. >> now all that stands between mark and the concrete 35 feet below is a broken ladder and the crumbling wood of a burning balcony. >> for a split second i was like, what are we going to do? what are we going to do? at that time i started

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bates was hopeful sunday nights protest wouldn't turn violent. saying the damage done by the vandalism is actually much worse than broken windows. >>:"what it does is it takes away from the real issues which is what happened in fergueson, what happened in new york, and what do we do about that, how do we get better community relations with out police and how do we work closely so we don't have those kinds of incidents." annie anderson>>:and so he has a message for the people who got violent saturday night. >>:"what i say to those people. they ought to take off their masks. they're cowards. they disrupted a peaceful demonstration and turned it into a violent situation. so if they're so gung ho they should let us know who they are and stop detracting from the real issues." annie anderson>>:so far. while protesters have blocked streets. the protest has stayed peaceful. in berkeley annie andersen kron 4 news. vicki liviakis>>: a catholic scholar is judging have started the fight. the protest was peaceful he says at least until police started firing r

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tom bates, the meeting was canceled, in fears that it was too big for city hall.agree to cancel the meeting. >> i think it's important to give the community an opportunity to be heard, which is why we're here. >> after leaving city hall, this ground marched through berkley down to oakland city hall. there were reports of vandalism and looting at stores like a pack and save grocery store, a 7-11, and a metro pcs store. >>> now, police say the protests became violent as the crowd of hundreds made its way toward oakland. this is about 8:00 last night. now, this fire was set by a small group using trash and debris. more small fires were set as the march got closer to the downtown area, but they didn't cause any damage. about 9:15 last night, the protesters ripped down a fence. they made it onto the westbound lanes of highway 24 in oakland right near the macarthur bart station. traffic came to a stand still. as you can see, people were marching on the freeway. bart also stopped all the trains moving through the macarthur station. it took about ten minutes to clear the

however, someone did bust out windows at whole foods at harrison street and bates place. protesters jumped on cars. and they shut down the posey tube. it looks like, now, police have detained several people. >>> in san francisco, thousands of people marched through downtown. they shut down market street and staged a die-in, after hearing fiery speeches at city hall. a few dozen people were marching down to the mission district. the protest remained peaceful, and have disbanded with a few stragglers on the street right now. the bay area protests are among many across the nation today. 29,000 people marched down fifth avenue in new york city, holding a banner that reads, black lives matter. there were several small clashes with police. but no arrests. in washington, d.c., eric garner's brother and michael brown's parents were in a massive but peaceful crowd. both families are urgie ining lawmakers to allow federal prosecutors to take over in cases like theirs. >>> a shocking demonstration rattled students at cal today. effigies were hanging on campus. >> reporter: they were

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paramedics took her to alta bates hospital where she delivered her daughter. and torrez was not the only person in the freeway having a medical emergency. >> i have a male having a stroke in a blue acura. >> reporter: that was a radio call for a man having a stroke. authorities say officers had to get on bicycles to get access to him. >> reporter: some bay area civil rights leaders are calling on protesters to stop destroying property. they say enough is enough. >> reporter: we are tired of other people determining the agenda. who have used violent means to make it appear that they are concerned about the loss of lives. >> reporter: reverend brown is a veteran of the civil rights movement. he marched with dr. martin luther king in the 1960s. he says the recent protests bare no resemblance. we posted a link on ktvu.com for when protests happen. >>> and a mother is speaking out tonight as a former uber driver heads to court tomorrow morning. david stevenson broke the news. the family of that little girl, they had some harsh words for the driver and for uber toda

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. >> mayor bates you defended the police the next day and blamed students who were beaten and provoked by the police. >> the mayor says the situation was out of hand and the crowd was given 45 minutes to disperse. >> if somebody stepped over the line and did something that was bad we will look into that. >> the mayor announced a special meeting on january 17th to explore better policing tactics and gather feedback from the public. in berkeley, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> terrorist threats against theaters. the sony hacking scandal taking a far more scandalous tone. >> plus, meet eddie the terrible. how a local shelter found a home for this pup that some say is a real pain. >> and we are tracking the showers drenching the bay area still. here is a live look at live doppler 7hd. when the next round of heavy female announcer: sleep train thanks all those who helped make a difference last year for thousands of california foster kids. thank you for helping foster kids. thank you for the school supplies! thank you for the new shoes. thank you, secret santa! and thank you for donating money. an

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berkeley's mayor, tom bates. >> the people who are doing this is provocative. take off your masks and let us see who you are. back to you. >> protesters are gathering again at this hour in berkeley and we are monitoring the demonstrations in case things get out of hand. again, we will have an update at 6:30. >>> many pro athletes are wearing "i can't breathe" as a sign of protest. lions, reggie bush wore it on his shirts during warm ups and he had company. one of cleveland brown quarterbacks had one on his his shirt to get ready for the game and the message was found on the shoes of the st. louis rams, joseph, the slogan refers to garner while the police used the choke hold. he shouted to the officers that he could not breathe. >>> joe vazquez is live to tell us about the intentions inside and outside in the battle of the bay, joe? >> we heard the x's and o's earlier from vern but let me tell you, these are real people out here. they are brothers against brothers of the bay area. and, as one raider's fan told me, sometimes you have to kick your brother's butt.

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. >> mayor bates you defended the police the next day and blamed students who were beaten and provoked by the police. >> the mayor says the situation was out of hand and the crowd was given 45 minutes to disperse. >> if somebody stepped over the line and did something that was bad we will look into that. >> the mayor announced a special meeting on january 17th to explore better policing tactics and gather feedback from the public. in berkeley, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> terrorist threats against theaters. the sony hacking scandal taking a far more scandalous tone. >> plus, meet eddie the terrible. how a local shelter found a home for this pup that some say is a real pain. >> and we are tracking the showers drenching the bay area still. here is a live look at live doppler 7hd. when the next round of heavy rain arrives. (vo)rescued.ed. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what m

. >> mayor bates, you defended the rye 80s and blamed students beaten unprovoked by the police. that is a scandal. >> if somebody steps over the line and did something that was bad. we'll mrolook into that. if we need to discipline people. we will discipline people. >> the mayor says he will hold a special city council meeting in january. to talk about the role of the district attorney and who will investigate police action. in berkeley, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. snatched right off of it. a brazen attack. suspect, walk up to this woman. attack her. steal her necklace. the suspect takes off. bystanders helped her. he was found and arrested. so were three others. all four, similar of necklace snatchings across the south bay. authorities are searching for more and additional victims. a mystery in the hills above the south bay. human remains discovered off the side of highway 9, booker creek road, saratoga this past sunday. sources tell us, the body appeared to be, buried in a shallow grave. the body may have been there a year. not saying if the victim is

. >>> tom bathes is calling for -- tom bates is calling for a special meeting focusing on police tactics in the city. that is after getting an earful from protestors. more than 100 people attended the city council meeting which was moved from city hall to long fellow middle school to handle what was expected to be a large crowd. speakers representing a wide range of groups including students, parents, and civic leaders criticize berkeley police for using tear gas to break up a crowd of protestors. >> i was arrested for having a peaceful protest and charged with a felony. >> we have the best police force in the united states. i think they are resting properly. they used the right amount of force for the situation. >> the speakers demanded an independent prosecutor to investigate police actions. meantime san francisco supervisors have backed off supporting a resolution in support of the nationwide protests in the deaths of michael brown and eric garner. that is after the police officers association blasted the resolution saying it characterized some officers as being racist or trigger happ

and the raiders win the bate of the bay.ice working overtime make sure the rough stuff -- stayed on the field. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 ,,,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> in sports it's been quite a run for the new england patriots. in san diego last night the pats find themselves trailing in the fourth quarter but after takinging a two-point lead tom brady and company put the game away. a 69-yard touchdown pass gives them the win. it gives new england a 23-14 win. the patriots have won eight of their last nine games. they've also clinched their 12th straight end season win. >>> the seattle seahawks are comes on strong for the second half of their season. quarterback russell wilson runs for a touchdown and throws for two more and new yorks off the eagles, 23-14. >>> and a blowout and a brawl in the big easy. the carolina panthers slammed the saints in new orleans, 41-10. after a cam newton touchdown in the first half players from both teams get

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people of color being killed on a daily bates sis and the cops are getting off. >> reporter: all of thisappening in front of families trying to enjoy the christmas tree lighting ceremony some of them left while one man apparently got into an argument with demonstrators. >> all these young folks down here and they drown them out with the sirens. why don't they protest somewhere else. >> reporter: there were a few minor confrontations with police. one protester climbed over a barricade. police on bikes moved in close to the tree among the protesters and there was concern the christmas tree lights may have been tampered with. >> a tree was being unplugged and so forth so we just had to make sure we could reconnect everything and get it going. >> reporter: for three hours demonstrators shouted used sirens to make their point about the death of michael brown and eric garner. >> trying to see justice. we going to have to take to the streets and make a change. >> reporter: after pro testifieds left the names of michael brown and eric garner could be seen spray painted on decorations. >> they're

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everybody is waiting with bated breath to see what drops next. the idea that we are going to the into your network and race everything, we are going to physically destroy it. that is new, that is really damaging. of we are going to lay bare all of your corporate secrets on the history, medical social numbers, leaked copies of movies, that is not acting out of profit motive, that is acting out of malice and provocation. giving a company a black-eyed. we really haven't seen lots of hacks like this. this is a new attack and damaging to sony. >> it seems they wanted to embarrass sony more than anything else, which is different from the target or home depot breach, where the presume, trying to profit on this information they are putting out there into the cyber world. i would say is if anything it seems the interview, this movie that the hack attack is potentially in retaliation for, a comedy about kim xiong own only gotten more publicity. -- a comedy that kim shot on -- , only gotteng-un ow more publicity. makes this attack so unique is this was in f

an amazing upset in the bate of the bay. but the tensions weren't just on the field. police are keepi the peace at o-dot-co. and nearly 3- quarters of a century after the surprise attack on pearl harbor.. bay area survivors are honored. kpix 5 news is next. the city of berkeley is on tonight.. bracing fo,,,,,,,, protesting. good evening, i'm br >>> the city of berkeley is on edge bracing for a possible round 2 of rowdy protesting. good evening. ,

i know you have been watching the story with bated breath. big a deal is this for sony and its place in hollywood, how upset are these actors going to be, why bring a project to sony in the future if it cannot be protected? this has been huge for sony. it has been devastating to some affect. they have been paralyzed for weeks and all the personal information is everywhere. it is not just business related. individuals working there my they had social security numbers out on the internet for people to find if they wanted to. it gives us a great insight into what has been going on there to some degree and there is more information coming out every day , a vast amount of it. it is a lot to go through. the surface ing terms of what we know. there is a huge for idf information out there for the publication. on whats a breakdown the actors got paid and what the film is costing sony and that is a film that people might think is at the heart of this whole attack. >> we also now know why sony abandoned the steve jobs movie. that, theproblem is personal

night and there is a notice they're planning to shut wn the council meeting and calling for mayor bates to resign. he told us he has no plans to comply. >> let's go back to sky7. sergio, what do you see at this point? >> i've been walkin in the area of the demonsttors. there are a dozen businesses damaged. last night there was a dozen or so. this is surprising for businesses. some workers and oers say they're sympathetito the cause, but there is a big disconnect with violence, with the vandalism. so they're trying to line them up, hoping these protests will rein calm and peaceful. i can tell you this evening, there were way more than a dozen businesses that decided to close down early in anticipation tonight. and probably planning the same for tomorrow as well. >> thank you very much. we're going to come back do you during this hour. thanks very much. now abc news is devoting a week of programming to report on race and justice in america. watch for coverage o night line and on wednesday, george stephanopoulos will moderate a live town hall session on facebook. >> now, to breaking news i

at city hall today mayor tom bates says while he supports the department he directed them not to use tear gas unless the circumstances are extreme. >> we don't want to see the police overreact. the acceptable amount of force for the situation. >> reporter: rivera says critiques or requests from city hall can make a tough job even more difficult. especially when the chief is appointed by city leaders. >> it undermines the chief of police in terms of his or her ability to do their job. and it also undermines the chief of police with the officer of their department. >> reporter: concerns for public sxofser safety rivera says being politically correct should not be part of the planning. >> sometimes politics and the law may not be totally compatible. and the police chief always has to go with the law. >> reporter: now, rivera says as police and protesters continue to clash police tactics will continue to be debated. just a quick update on the situation here at the hall of justice, it appears whatever situation sfpd was planning to respond to their help is no longer needed as the officers

night and there is a notice they're planning to shut down the council meeting and calling for mayor bates to resign. he told us he has no plans to comply. >> let's go back to sky 7. sergio, what do you see at this point? >> i've been walking in the area of the demonstrators. there are a dozen businesses damaged. last night there was a dozen or so. this is surprising for businesses. some workers and owners say they're sympathetic to the cause, but there is a big disconnect with violence, with the vandalism. so they're trying to line them up, hoping these protests will remain calm and peaceful. i can tell you this evening, there were way more than a dozen businesses that decided to close down early in anticipation tonight. and probably planning the same for tomorrow as well. >> thank you very much. we're going to come back do you during this hour. thanks very much. now abc news is devoting a week of programming to report on race and justice in america. watch for coverage on night line and on wednesday, george stephanopoulos will moderate a live town hall session on facebook. >> now, to brea

bate caller: there have been some little things being promoted. tonight?ight now.w things mary landrieu's campaign is focusing on bill cassidy's time as a teacher. he has also been a congressman. how much work he was doing for lsu. bill cassidy refused the allegations, saying he was doing a lot of work. had people in d.c. he was working with. as far as the cassidy side, he has been only agreeing to a limited number of debates. this is literally the only debate between the primary and the runoff. for his campaign, it has really keep your head down and get through this. story on the a teaching controversy. askseadline, mary landrieu bill cassidy to bring records. the keystone pipeline has been an issue in the race. especially the votes in the house and senate. what did the votes do for both sides? caller:the keystone pipeline han an issue in the at the end of t, -- iote was a lot more think it played better on tv and in d.c. than it did here. anything, these are going the way it did and mary landrieu not getting the votes she needed, that probably hurt a lot

49ers divorce final just a little over 31 hours now, the coach has already moved on to open arms and batedth at his college alma mater. multiple sources reporting tonight harbaugh has already signed his new deal at michigan. here he is this evening arriving at an ann arbor hotel before tomorrow's 9:00 a.m. pacific time press conference. the deal is a reported six years for $48 million. now, after four years and three straight nfc championship games, bringing the 49ers franchise back to elite status harbaugh returns to the collegiate ranks after 49 professional victories. those wins however, not enough to overcome his differences with both ceo jed york and gm trent baalke. >> this wasn't us saying jim, you're fired, you're not here anymore. this wasn't jim saying i don't want to be there, i'm leaving. it was a discussion that took place over you know a decent amount of time to figure out what's best for everybody involved. we've talked about it. we talked about different scenarios, different opportunities. and ultimately we just came to the conclusion it was best for us to go in different d

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the district is searching for a successor to superintendent mary perry bates. at a meeting last week, biondi said she hopes the board won't hire a *gay superintendent. >> if we hire someone that we are not aware of their background, they may be finding more personal fires and superintendent fires . >> what does that say to the student body about their value and the value of diversity that we to value in this district? >> biondi says she has no *personal dislike of gays... and she's only repeating what some parents in district 121 have told her. most of us are familiar with "l-o-l" or "o-m-g" ... but teenagers have a texting language that goes well beyond those familiar phrases that even we use... and deciphering those codes may raise some red flags for parents. a few phrases that might surprise you: p-i-r means "parent in room." k-p-c signals "keeping parents clueless." i-p-n, "i'm posting naked." and w-t-t-p, "want to trade pictures?" there are many more we've deciphered for you on our website, *wgn t-v dot-com . >> while those are bad . >> can't even say some

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. >> jason bates. >> >> jason biggs. meaning a failure. >> somebody should throw him off the stairs. >> he makes adam levine look like adam levine. >> i'm sorry. he makes adam levine look like john ma a yer. >> you can hear that in his head somewhere. >> we have to move on. was it right not to indict? on wednesday a staten island grand jury -- >> here we go. >> didn't bring charges against a police officer in connection with the death of eric garner. the officer -- my old speech i'm impediment came back. >> how about the cop? >> the cop used an illegal chokehold on garner who was stalked in suspicion of selling cigarettes. in an interview taped prior to the actual announcement he defended the police. >> well, i think the cops were trying to arrest him and they got a little aggressive. when the cops are trying to arrest you, if you fight back, thens go wrong. things go wrong. i don't think they were trying to kill mr. garner. >> barkley also isn't backing down on his ferguson comment in which he called the looters scum ba

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