dubbed "cornflakes and milk" 2nd half boyd nice drive and dish to gray for the lay-up boyd hits ther final: 70-62 bears you know the story in miami of the player who was getting bullied. jaycees rock nation will be the new a supporter of this boxer who was an olympic gold medalist and is looking for a national title. j c is probably promising him a lot of things as he is in the show business >>pam moore:in multiple homicide in san francisco tonight >>jeff bush: we just got here a short time ago where the shooting happened. what we do know is that there are four men dead in the streets. the police were going down the street with their flashlights looking for all sorts of evidence. each one of the intersections around here for one block in every direction there is a parameter here securing the area. why can tell you is what i had seen which is that police are looking for a lot of information. no suspect has been arrested or identified bottom line for gunshot victims here on page 3. do not come around this area and is not a good place to be right now though things have calmed down whil

boyd who was clearly mentally unstable, unpredictable and dangerously close to a defenseless officer while he was wielding two knives. he took a step with these two knives towards that apd dog handler. keith perceived and rightfully so this as a threat the officer's life. >> now the district attorney says she believed there is probable cause for murder charges. however, the legal standard has not been met. again, it will be up to the judge to decide whether this case progresses or is thrown out. >> heidi, is the albuquerque police taking any steps to keep these incidents from happening again? >> indeed many force steps due to the community outcry following boyd's killing as well as a department of justice investigation in april. widespread pattern of excessive force on this police department in violation of the constitution. 27 people have been killed by albuquerque police since 2010, many more than of cities of comparable size. boyd's incident is the only one that has elicited responses currently in the approval process david. >> heidi zhou-castro in dallas, heidi, thank you. >>> an

>> those are the jerseys worn by clemson's star players -- sammy watkins and tajh boyd. >> all of this merchandise is a $4 billion a year industry. and now that tahj and sammy are not actually college football players, they're getting ready for the nfl draft, they can make some money off of this, and they're actually here today in the store signing autographs for $30. and there's a line out the door of people waiting to get their autograph. >> we have sweats, we have ties, we have hats, we have bags, we have flip flops, we have watches, we have flags, we have wallets, we have keychains, we have jewelry. we have everything down to nightlights, to stuffed animals, to sink stoppers. i have a guitar, i have drumsticks... >> would you like to see the players get some money from the jerseys with their number on them? >> um, if that happened from a business standpoint, we'd have to jack up our prices...

today, brittani boyd catches arizona napping. the inbounds. now, bodies, 11.7 assists down two. boyd drives and the foul. cal takes the lead. bears win against the wildcats. 12-5 on the year. final round of the hsbc championship in abu dhabi. martin kaymer had the lead but collapsed late. 3-over 75 on the day. 22-year-old gall ranked 347th in the world, six birdies on four threw 11 able to overcomemer -- overcame kaymer. he gets the win. >>> giants left-fielder gregor blanco agreed to a two-year deal avoiding arbitration. more from the nfc title game at 6:00 on abc7 news. >> there's more? >> unbelievable. >> i can't take anymore. sticking with the sports theme, up next, an nba player makes a deal with a high school student. find out what it's going to cost hi ring r progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices

lost two straight coming into todayment brittani boyd, catches arizona napping. boyd, 11 points seven assists. brittani drives had to the rack. cal takes takes the lead. gray misses gets her own rebound, put is it in. bears win 16th straight against the wildcats 56- -- 68-56 the final. >>> final round of the hsbc championship in abu dabi. martin kaymer had the lead heading into today but collapsed late. 3-over on the day. 22-year-old gary stall ranked 347th in the world, shot a 7-under 65. circumstance birdies through 11. able to overtame kaymer. first win on the european tour, 19-under on the tournament. win gives him an exemption on the european tour. and jimmy walker wins the sony open in hawai'i for the second straight year with a 7-under 63. one of the most phenomenal title games ever. so, congratulations to seattle. >> everyone's heads are spinning. >> we al root for aaron rodgers, the former cal quarterback to face andrew luck the former stanford quarterback but not to me. >> next at 6:00, the surprise of the box office. what may have skyrocketed the movie

aaron boyd, or we going to see more of this?his one has been underway for many years, or is oracle really unique in this? x oracle is pretty unique. there will be a few companies that there will be issues like this that pop up where shareholders will be taking specific issue with. and there is a handful of companies that have lost the last several years that will certainly be worth looking at. none of them have the visibility that oracle has. like was already mention, that larry ellison's pay package has been for years one of the most unique pay packages out there. >> is certainly big. aaron boyd, thank you. with wi-fi able to be used with a smart phone i can use text, voice, data. new telik medications business models start to emerge. we talk about the new competition taking up the cellular market, next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> i'm cory johnson, this is "bloomberg west." google and the cable industry are working to disrupt the telecommunications industry. cablevision is rolling out a wi-fi only phone that will be just $10 a mo

lost two straight coming into todayment brittani boyd, catches arizona napping.en assists. brittani drives had to the rack. cal takes takes the lead. gray misses gets her own rebound, put is it in. bears win 16th straight against the wildcats 56- -- 68-56 the final. >>> final round of the hsbc championship in abu dhabi. martin kaymer had the lead heading into today but collapsed late. 3-over on the day. 22-year-old gary stall ranked 347th in the world, shot a 7-under 65. circumstance birdies through 11. able to overtame kaymer. first win on the european tour, 19-under on the tournament. win gives him an exemption on the european tour. and jimmy walker wins the sony open in hawai'i for the second straight year with a 7-under 63. one of the most phenomenal title games ever. so, congratulations to seattle. >> everyone's heads are spinning. >> we al root for aaron rodgers, the former cal quarterback to face andrew luck the former stanford quarterback but not to me. >> next at 6:00, the surprise of the box office. what may have skyrocketed the movie >>> join us tonigh

the mayor gary phillips will close boyd park for 30 days starting tomorrow. he says he wants to break the cycle of the homeless coming to the park to drink, do drugs and litter. phillips wants to have some family friendly events there. some of the homeless said they'll be back as soon as the park re-opens. >>> u.s. officials say they're working to help free a japanese hostage whose cell mate was reportedly executed by isis terrorists. a. reporter: protesters in tokyo criticized the japanese prime minister sunday for his handling of the crisis involving two japanese men taken hostage by isis. the extremist slam just state group in syria, after the terror group posted a picture of one of the hostage kenji goto, forced to hold a photo of what appears to be his beheaded cell mate, 42-year-old adventurer who was taken hostage last year. japanese prime minister shinzo aberdeen acknowledging on national television that the video is likely authentic saying he is speechless thinking of the pain his family must be feeling now. the father of the slain hostage saying he

nice pass from boyd. going to bank off the glass and in. cal wins big, 67-49 the final. >> this sports report brought to you by bank of the west. steelers and ravens, sharks and blues tonight at 11:00. >> wouldn't miss it. thank you. next at 6:00, a look at these unconventional conventions that has invaded the stat olivia. super hungry? get my chipotle chicken club combo. it's got the chipotle sauce you love and spicy crispy chicken. you get it with fries and a drink for just $4.99. that's a ton of food. let's do this. >>> join it tonight on kochy t20. how soapis make d -- sony is make making hands to play stay users. >> they're used for celebrations but so dangerous, actually banned in parts of california. the hazards and why it's still a growing problem tonight at 11:00. >>> our state's capitol looks like halloween this weekend. more than 12,000 people are attending a festival devoted to pop culture specifically japanese animation games and come nick books. boys and girls are dressed up in costumes. the designs can be quite ornate and exp

nice pass from boyd. banks it off the glass and in. cal wins 67-49. >> we'll head to the locker room of today's card-panthers game at 6:00 here on abc7 always tough to lose your first round of the playoff because you're done. >> thank you shu. we're not done. a lost dog with more twists and turns than a big ri bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people >>> at 6:00, why scientist believe a pacific coast bird is suddenly dying off in large numbers. >>> a new hacking tool that targets apple i-cloud accounts. an easy way to keep your account secure. join us at 6:00

nice pass from boyd. going to bank off the glass and in. cal wins big, 67-49 the final. >> this sports report brought to you by bank of the west. steelers and ravens, sharks and blues tonight at 11:00. >> wouldn't miss it. thank you. next at 6:00, a look at these unconventional conventions that has invaded >>> join it tonight on kochy t20. how soapis make d -- sony is make making hands to play stay users. >> they're used for celebrations but so dangerous, actually banned in parts of california. the hazards and why it's still a growing problem tonight at 11:00. >>> our state's capitol looks like halloween this weekend. more than 12,000 people are attending a festival devoted to pop culture specifically japanese animation games and come nick books. boys and girls are dressed up in costumes. the designs can be quite ornate and expertlycraft. one man spent seven years putting together the perfect captain jack spare row outfit. you can join the fun at the convention center through tomorrow. so, if drew is not here we know exactly where he is. th

boyd with 19 boyd with 19. 10 and 3 and 75 boyd with 19. 10 and 3 and 75-59 victory.ic victory for the shark tonight. game winning goal with over 4 seconds left in winnipeg but it was painful. todd and shark rebound after the worst loss of the season. shark on the penalty. mostly clear the puck but accidentally blasted it right that the face of thomas on the bench suffered a wicked gash over the lift. moments later adam shot. deflected to harrison who tied it up at two 4.5 seconds left. mark edward blast says we are not going over time. the wrist ends it. shark victorious 3-2. nfl has admitted the referee blew the pivotal call last night in the lions game. dallas the benefit of that call and went on to win the contest. fourth quarter just over 8 minutes left. dallas lane backer anthony hitch called for pass interference on this and referee pick up the flag no penalty. could have called holding that should have been called. even if you thought the p i was debate the p i was debatable. nfl admitted today they messed it up. warm front kept the drive alive for the lions i

this morning, boyd's family telling abc news "he did not need to suffer and die that day." video capturing boyd's fate could also determine the fate of the officers in it. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> all right. now to former miami dolphins player rob konrad and his incredible story of survival. swimming to safety after falling out of hit fishing boat managing to stay alive in the water for 16 hours, abc's mara schiavocampo is with us now with his remarkable story. good morning to you, mara. >> reporter: good morning, remarkable is right. this is every boater's worst nightmare being completely stranded at sea but konrad vowed to make it back to shore and now he's speaking out for the very first time about the grueling ordeal. former miami fullback rob konrad is used to being surrounded by dolphins. but this morning the 38-year-old is recovering from an ordeal at sea surrounded by sharks. >> after panicking for a minute realized i was in some real trouble. >> reporter: he was reeling in a big catch off the south florida coast last week

police say former detective keith sandy and swat team members dominick perez shot james boyde during a stand-off in the foot hills of the mountains. police i he pulled two small knives on officers and video from an officers areas helmet cam appear to show boyde surrendering. >> fought on camera, a rescue crew freeze 16 year olaf five hours stuck in the mud. this happened last night in a community near tacoma, washington. police say that boy tried to cross a stream and thought that the ground was solid. however, he wound up as you see right there singing into the mud, up to his thighs. firefighters eventually pulled him to safety after using a water line create a gap between the mud and the boy's foot. he was not injured. >> 4:43, just world of difference between yesterday and today kate. >> i no kidding. that the chilly winds is kicking back in, but at least it is gone, oh, slick travel, ice, rain, everything inbetween, never the way you want to kick start a week. at least it looks like once it is out of here and now that it is things pretty smooth filing. >> dry for awhile? >> gener

boyd memorial park is on b street. city's goal is to move out the homeless and clean up the park so that it can reopen in about a month. >> at boyde park in downtown rafael today, children played. but not far from where homeless people were hanging out. one mother we spoke with told us she doesn't mind a bit. >> my mother went over and they were showing her how to play the drums. >> reporter: but some parents do mind. >> i'm concerned about maybe them wondering into the play area. it's a little scary when you have people that don't have kids. that come to a playground area. >> reporter: this woman is president of the marin history museum located just outside the park. >> i have personally seen what appears to be allege exchange of narcotics. use of narcotics, and folks doing things that are just not allowed in public parks. >> reporter: because of such complaints including vandalism and a small fire recently, the city plans to close the park for at least 30 days beginning monday. the park will undergo safety improvemen

brittany boyd with the fall away jumper. she will take it. so will cal. had 16 points and 12 rebounds. they go onto win it by the count of 67-49. all you ufc fans out there quickly. john jones over daniel cormier. >> i'm so glad you got that in. thank you very much. we'll be right back. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less

year's four-hour standoff was captured by police helmet and body cams and in it you can see james boydthe hills over the city where he was camping appearing to follow orders and surrender. the officers opening fire as he turned around. prosecutor avoided a secret grand jury leaving it up to a judge to decide if there's probable cause. >> we have really struggled to be as transparent as we possibly can. unlike ferguson and unlike in new york city you know some recent high-profile cases, we're going to know the public is going to have that information. >> boyd was holding two small knives when he was shot. attorneys for the officers say there was a perceived threat. they could face up to life in prison. >>> well new york clinic where jones rivers suffered a fatal complication is losing its federal accreditation. the government is crack down on yorkville endoscopy. investigators say it no longer meets necessary conditions to provide surgical services. rivers died in september after she stopped breathing during the procedure. >>> well a washington state teen is probably a little dirty and

team member dominique perez, charged with murder in the death of james boyd. the march shooting one of several to spark a federal invest gags into a department long accused of excessive force. boyd who was homeless seen here after the shooting holding two knifes. >> unlike ferguson and unlike in new york city you know some recent high profile cases, we're going to know. the public's going to have that information. >> it was an absolute perceived threat. >> reporter: officers say they will fight the charges. if convicted, they face up to life in prison. cecilia vega abc news los angeles. >> cecilia, thank you. >>> and to indonesia now. the black boxes from that doomed air asia flight have now been found. one under the wing of the plane. brought to the surface by divers. the other, still wedged under heavy wreckage. unable to get it yet. >>> now back here at home and to the reason we're here in arlington, texas, tonight, the big game. the first ever college football national championship ohio state, oregon. more than 80,000 fans and two quarterbacks who you are

. >> reporter: danah boyd is founder of the data & society research institute. >> where the discomfort lies is what does it mean that we can affect a population, by choice, with the kind of services that they use, with or without them knowing about it? >> reporter: christian rudder is the president of okcupid, an online dating service. he doesn't think facebook has done any harm. >> i just don't see what facebook does, for example, that's fundamentally different than what fox or msnbc does. >> reporter: he says even traditional and reputable media like "the new york times" tinker with their content all the time to attract readers. >> they're trying to figure out news you might like, basically the exact same thing that you see from your friends. they tinker with it all the time, regardless of whether they publish the results. >> reporter: christian rudder tinkers with his service, like the experiment when okcupid told individuals they were a good match when in fact they weren't, something the service's own blog admitted was a form of human experimentation. >> we didn't like actually mak

donna says and there is a big a homeless problem in san rafael and boyd park is just one of the problem>>: downtown and now not so much >>reporter: boyd park will be shut down on monday and will stay closed for a least 30 days. >>reporter: i do research channel for i'm with people behaving badly on channel four young are remember you i indolence 65 on a bridge off that is what they told me you can't find a driver's license all i'm trying to call my boss >>reporter: the striver here was issued a ticket for multiple violations and >>: view are not allowed to drive though so you got a park your car and have someone with a license gonna get you and get the car but you have to park. >>reporter: the next driver and a black toyota never spoke to me on camera but let's say i was on camera what officers spoke to him i'll explain in the second. >>reporter: the driver was wondering how we got caught in insisted he was not speeding. again he insisted on seeing the light belies a gun lidar gun... >>reporter: just and of the ticket was still cost the same whether you lower the window or slightly open

i mean, craig wayne boyd is going to be there. >> jimmy: no, no, no, no.there. and they're the ones -- they jam out. they party down. and craig wayne boyd is there opening up for them. that will be fun to see him too. if you make it to the concert, go a little early. [ laughter ] >> why are you sucking up to rascal flatts? >> jimmy: i love those dudes. they're like the best, man. >> you'll edit that out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no i won't edit that out. we have you. i love when you come on the show. you came on the show. you played "neon lights." right? which i love. that's one of my favorites. like -- ♪ ♪ [ audience clapping ] that's a great song. and because you played that on our show -- >> that is not even -- that is not even close to how that song -- [ laughter ] and y'all are clapping along. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a good song. it's a good song. >> like, i'm honored -- >> jimmy: are you saying that's not a good song? >> -- that you guys can do my song that well. but that's not even -- that's brooks and dunn. >> jimmy: because of -- i don't want to

the 874 harpers ferry is on time and the boyds 870 is on a ten-minute delay. for what we know about the investigation, take a look at some of this video we got early crer this morning. investigators with montgomery county police department have been here since about 1:45 this morning trying to figure out what happened. they tell us right now they know a young adult man was hit and killed here on the tracks at the marc commuter rail station here in germantown. they don't know what happened, why this man was on the tracks. if this was intentional and he has not been identified. i've been standing out here the past few minutes and a few commuters have been coming out here. they didn't know what was going on. they are operating on an s schedule today because this is still technically a holiday for marc so be sure to check the schedule in terms of that. but these riders that were out here a few minutes ago have left because of all of these delays that we've been seeing here this morning. marc says they'll continue to keep us updated on what we see here n. is typica

boyd was a mentally ill homeless man who was wielding two knives.t attorney said she would not use secret grand juries like the cases in ferguson and new york but will bring charges in a hearing that will be opened to the public. >>> charges have been dropped against the embattled steubenville ohio school superintendent. he resigned from his job. jury selection was scheduled to begin yesterday for mike mcveigh. he's accused of misleading investigators and tampering with evidence in connection with the 20's 12 rape of a teenaged student. two steubenville high school football players were convicted in juvenile court and did serve time. >> sixers host the atlanta hawks tonight and will try to win their third straight which would be a major improvement on a season that started with 17 straight losses. the flyers made a surprising decision when they started 33-year-old rookie rob zepp in place of the injured steve mason instead of ray emery who probably should have got it, he's a second stringer. it was a good move. zepp made 21 savers against the lightn

people that have /pw-b making it their their -- been making it their home, and beginning this week, boydmemorial is going to be shutdown. vandalism, fighting and drug dealing is -- are some of those reasons, and despite that, people say it is a public place. >> unless you're /praebg /praebg -- breaking the rules and the law, they be i don't don't -- then i don't see a reason why you can't use it. >> maintenance crews will be cleaning it up during the closure, which is expected to last 30 days. >> i was talking to one homeless man when their somewhat homeless camp was being closed down, and he said, we can't evaporate where are you going to go? we're always going to move somewhere else. >> that's right, and the old thinking used to be you the the -- out of site -- sight, just get it out of downtown. >>> this afternoon, you go to an underer pass, there's a chance there's a camera. >>> meanwhile, you may have noticed there's a shortage of eggs in your /tkpwroerber's /tkpwroerber's -- gre -- grocer' s case. >> according to food /staeuft news, there is not enough law compliant egg producers t

boyd memorial park will be closed for thirty days starting tomrrow to address health and security issuesrk has become the site of littering, abandoned drug paraphernalia and vandalism according to the city's services director. the city council is expected to hear a report at its februry 2nd meeting on short term and long term goals for the site. connecting the bay area. a massive construction project to extend bart to the south bay is taking another step. kron four's dan rubin spoke with people who are being impacted by the berryessa extension. now to a follow of a my kron-4 story we brought you this week. a mother in redwood city reached out to us.after her family van was stolen.and along with it. irreplaceable keepsakes.including the family's baby books. today.erin mugglebee says she found the family car a few miles from her home. but the inside was wrecked.and all personal items were gone.including the baby books she is desperate to find. mugglebee tells kron-4 the items might have been thrown away. now.she's trying to contact recology in san mateo to help track down the books. we che

boyd had been confronted by police for sleeping on an unauthorized site. police said he was armed with knives, but video from a police helmet camera shows boyd apparently agreeing to surrender and turning away to pick up his belongings before officers fire a flashbang grenade, release a dog on him, and open fire. at a news conference, district attorney kari brandenburg said proceedings against the officers would be more transparent than the secret grand juries in other states which declined to indict the officers who killed michael brown and eric garner. clocks unlike ferguson and unlike in new york city, some recent high-profile cases, we are going to know, the public will have that information. you are going to see the witnesses, hear the arguments and you'll understand, hope the, perhaps why the judgment the decision that he or she made. >> albuquerque police have been involved in more than 40 shootings since 2010, 27 of them fatal. last year, a scathing justice department probe found most of the fatal shootings were unconstitutional. it's the first tim

this man says he spends most days here at boyd park and says he does nothing wrong. >> one person, bad closing this park. this is our home base where we take care of each other and to close it, it's just a scatter and it's going to be -- i know it will cause chaos and things out there. i know it will. >> reporter: some say closing the park temporarily makes sense. >> i think it is a really good start in cleaning up the park. >> reporter: some say it makes no sense. >> if they close it down, i'm sure people will still find a way. >> reporter: no word yet on when the city plans to reopen the park. frank? >> so rob, once they shut the park down, how are they going to keep people out? >> reporter: well, through signs basically. police will take a look. if you're caught inside this park, whether you're homeless or not, you face a fine, equivalent to an expensive parking ticket, frank. >> rob, thank you. >>> the number of new flu cases seem to be slowing down from week to week, but the virus is still hitting hard in most of the united states. the centers for disease control and prevention sa

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nice pass from boyd. she banks it off the glass and in.o win it 67-49. >>> wild card weekend continues tomorrow. nfc game features two teams that haven't been to the postseason in a while, detroit and dallas. 2011 wild card the last time the lions made the playoffs. and 2009, for tony romo and the cowboys. unfamiliar territory. but romo 34 t.d. passes, 15 games and 9 picks. tony feels his team is prepared for the postseason. >> our football team has improved over the last several years. we enter a collection of talented guys that come together as a team. it gives you a great chance to win, week in and week out. they love playing ball. and a great example, this week. it's been the same for a month around here, really. playing each game as if it's a playoff game. this one is just the next one in line. >>> colts and bengals fight for a day with peyton manning and the broncos. stanford cardinal quarterback, andrew luck made the postseason all three seasons he played. he knows in order to be successful, you can't make those mistakes. >> the mar

cal against washington the center, britney boyd sitting with two early fouls and the bears take it inside makes it. the huskies answer. the crossover, washington wins it 79-77. the bears fall to 11-4. justin holiday one of the better stories this season with the warriors is our special guest in studio tonight. he's traveled 11 stops before finding a job in the nba with the warriors. >>> that's it for us at 5:30. we'll see you in half an hour. news updates on >> glor: tonight, the world rallies against terror. enormous crowds in paris and elsewhere. this is video emerges of one attacker pledging allegiance to isis. a german newspaper is attacked. mark phillips and julianna goldman report. a crisis showing new economic troubles. jill schlesinger is here. a measles outbreak at disneyland, why authorities in california are so concerned. and yes, the olympics might land in boston. >> just because we can pull off a very expensive elaborate event doesn't necessarily mean we should. >> but do bostonians want it. jericka duncan is there. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

boyd memorial park on b street needs a major make over and a clean-up. there is not only an excess of garbage but also drug paraphernalia littered throughout the place. the city is planning to have a meeting. >>> and oakland police, a weekend community meeting held by the city council. research was presented at saturday's meeting. it shows 60% of people stopped by opd are african american, even though they make up 28% of the city's population. >>> the opd historically has had obviously strained relationship with the community that it serves. long standing and that the tactics employed by the oakland police department have absolutely contributed to that strained relationship. they are saying we are going to be in the streets until folks are ready to confront the issue around the war on black folks. >> also at the meeting, congresswoman barbara lee called for an end to secret grand juries to investigate fatal shootings by police offices. >>> governor brown plans to meet with the university of california president, the two were hoping to iron out difference

clay resumes, boyd can't get her foot out. the bears win it 72 to 57, right place, right time. >>> and taking on usc all american lily thompson uses a couple of screens, she finishes 21, stanford wins at 71 and let me tell you, clay thompson did not have 52 points, he settled for 31. he can't quite stay that hot. super bowl, super hype. it all begins we'll have the patriots arrival tonight in our 6:00 news, have a great day everybody. >>> play of the day from the nfl pro bowl. detroit quarterback, and the new york giants odell beckam junior, and 32-28. >> a nice catch. >> the play of the day. >> 5:24. construction on the silicon valley bart extension marks a major milestone, how it will impact your commute for the next nine months. >>> a flight headed to florida from lax makes an emergency landing. the major scare that kept passengers on the ground for hours. >>> a possible measles exposure at a bay area big box store. we'll tell for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i mi

joining me by phone is the head of the massachusetts red cross ralph boyd. thank you very much. what are you hearing? what happened overnight? >> yes, andrea in eastern massachusetts, particularly in the coastal communities, south shore of boston, south dsz dszeastern coastal communities have gotten whacked here. high sustained winds, in several coastal communities, particularly on cape cod, constant or at least repetitive hurricane level winds causing power outages and really concerns about coastal flooding in low lying communities. at the red cross that's our principle concern right now as we await high tide along the eastern coast of massachusetts that we expect to arrive between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. we're concerned about those communities and in the afternaj we may see our shelters starting to fill up more than they have up until now. >> i know you have cots and supplies in the shelters but how -- what facilities do you have to get any kind of food or help to people who are stuck in their homes, shut-ins, the elderly? >> we have all of the physical assets we need that are prep

police say he refused to drop a knife, though helmet cam video shows boyd surrender.n he begins to run police fire. now, monday the d.a. filed murder charges against officer dominique perez and former detective keith sandy. >> what makes this case criminal are some facts that will come out at the prelim. i don't want to get into the facts. i don't want to give anything that would jeopardize the integrity of this case. after the prelim is over, you'll understand clearly what some of the facts are. >> despite public outrage over this and 26 other fatal shootings in four years in alburquerque, police insist the cops followed policy. >> the district attorney has made a decision this is a terrible, terrible decision and charging officers keith sandy and perez with murder. >> now, during the prelim a judge will decide if there's enough evidence or probable cause to require a trial. charges range from first degree murder to manslaughter. this is the first time an alburquerque cop has been charged for shooting someone in the line of duty. >> and potentially these could be wha

and another vanderbilt football playerchris boyd, pled guilty to a misdemeanor for helping carry the>> i'm curious to know the people we saw on the surveillance video. that saw the victim, totally unconscious. the multiple people who saw her. what are they thinking now? we are civilized human beings, the rules and responsibility of living in this society, you look out for your fellow man. >> reporter: the chancellor of vanderbilt released this statement yesterday that reads in part -- "i am deeply troubled that some students who knew or should have known about the incident that led to this week's convictions failed to take any positive action. this is not the culture at vanderbilt, and it must never be repeated." by the jury decision may not be the final word. there will be a motion to vacate the decision. "20/20" has learned that one of the jurors has failed to disclose that they were a victim of statutory rape. >> to not disclose that is not frivolous on the part of the defense. >> reporter: in a statement, the juror said that the past situation has zero similarity to the facts of

boyd lost his life.n a mentally unstable unpredictable, dangerous man with two knives is eight feet on higher ground away from an officer who does not have a gun drawn, he is justified in protecting that officer and shooting that man. >> kari brandenberg, why do you see that evidence differently? you're both looking at the same video. >> well he's an advocate for his client, and he's zealous and very capable advocate for his client. we're looking at the laws we're looking at it through a totally different lens than he is and we feel like we have probable cause. now, all of this will be aired in public in an open courtroom, and a judge will make the ultimate decision based upon all the evidence that's presented. so the defense will get to present that evidence and then we'll present the entire investigation, the forensics, any kind of criminalistics. the court will have the benefit of all the information, and the public will also have the benefit of all that information. >> now, we've seen cases where peo

it's happening at boyd memorial park in san rafael so we stopped by to take a closer look. [ drumming ] >> it's almost like a home base here right you know and there's nothing wrong with it you know where we take care of each other you know where we bring our pets right? >> reporter: for san rafael's homeless boyd memorial park is the preferred spot to spend the day, benches, bathroom and it is a public space. >> if we have a roof whether we do not have a roof it's the same rights as -- as -- as people who come here with their children. >> just like anybody else sitting down having something to eat or reading or just, you know, enjoying the sunshine. >> reporter: but not every person who uses this park treats it like their own home. >> people that make fires here. >> reporter: that fire was in this building which the city tries to keep locked. and the problems don't end with the fire. >> exchange of narcotics. use of narcotics. and folks doing things that are just not allowed in public parks. >> reporter: there have also been broken windows at the park's closest neighbor the marin his

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city leaders say they have been getting complaints from a growing number of residents who live near boyd parkdrinking drug use and littering are just a few of the complaints that people have about the group of homeless people who frequent the park. donna leo lives nearby and says the park has a bad reputation. >>:there are a lot of homeless folks who take camp up on the hill and they tend to hang out there. so, a lot of the families with kids don't want to expose their kids. there are a lot of drugs that go on. whatever else, i don't know. it's not something that parents want their kids to be exposed to. >>jeff bush:the city says the park has become a big problemgraffiti is a constant problem and there was a fire recently set in the bathroomwhich has been closed for a while now. residents and city leaders say enough is enough. the park will close soon. donna says she thinks that is the right decision. >>:i think that is one sure way to put a message across to the folks. there are a lot of young kids that are grouped up and they tend to go stay on the hill. so, it may tell them that they