she is part of a home grown self-policing group in the town of brooklyn park. it is called the minnesota task force against ebola, and it's a one of a kind response to ebola. organizers bily beerians soon after the first case was diagnosed in africa. >> people said look, if you want attention, you can work on your uh own, if you want impact you can work together. >> chair of the task force. once a week, they gather at the brooklyn park city hall, their committees on grief counseling, and committees to communicate with those outside their communities. >> we are people, not virus, we are a person not virus. we are your neighbors. we are your coworkers we are not virus. you know. so we want to make sure that sticks, because there's a lot of misinformation about what the virus really is, even in america. >> there are also representatives from minnesota department of health, who serve as their direct link to the centers of disease control and prevention. >> the confidentd.c. announced that everyone returning from those countries would go through five airports. >> th

these part of a home-grown self-policing group in brooklyn park, the largest liberian community outside of liberia. it's the minnesota task force against ebola. they gather at the brooklyn city park hall once a week. >> we are people not voirges persons, not violence, we are neighbour, not violence. we are co-worker, not virus. we want to make sure that sticks. there's a lot of misinformation about what the viral is in america. >> the brooklyn park virus chief also was in america. >> the virus hasn't made it to america, but the fear arrived. we had a community struck with fear when the first case arrived. we set out to respond to the gear. >> this chief is no stranger to the culture or his people. he made several visits to the country. the first in 2012. he discovered that liberia, the size of ohio had one fireengine to protect 4 million people. the xeef and his -- chief and his squad donated fire equipment to the nation. over the summer, the belief put into effect a policy under which firefighters and police officers will wear eye shields, face masks and gloves when responding to schoo

this was the scene at new brooklyn park on october 3rd.n 23-year-old deshawn carr reported that someone shot at his car. investigators say carr did it himself, using his personal gun. he's been suspended from the force without pay. >>> philadelphia police want your help finding a woman caught on surveillance video stealing a package from a home in south philadelphia. watch as they walks up to a home and takes the package from behind a storm door. >>> president obama is on the road this evening trying to sell his immigration package. >> he's in las vegas at the same school he first outlined his plan to reform immigration. >> we are a nation of immigrants that means that we're constantly being replenished with strivers who believe in the american dream and it gives us a tremendous advantage over other nations. >> republicans say now more immigrants will try to come to the united states and some will die in the process. speaker john boehner vowed to take action. >> we'll not stand idle as the president undermines the rule of law in our countr

she is part of a home grown self policing group in the town of brooklyn park.t's called the minnesota task force against looeb. they gather at the city hall. >> we are people not virus. we are person not virus. we are your neighbors. we are not virus. we are your coworkers. we are not virus. you know? so we want to make sure that sticks because there's a lot of misinformation about what the virus really is even in america. >> reporter: the task force is preparing for what is described as the worst-case scenario, a case among one of their own. >> we are part of the solution, not the problem. we are our neighbors, your friends, your coworkers. we are interested in making sure you are not exposed to this problem as much as we are. >>> that all right there by joie chen. >>> now hundreds of illegal drug websites have been shut down and 17 people arrested in a major internet crackdown. the raids happened in more than a dozen countries on thursday. it followed the arrest of the operator of the drug website, silk road 2.0 in san francisco. police have seized a million

i grew up in a sun set park, brooklyn. it was a do you have time and tough environment for me.more than that i thought the marine corps would give me that discipline i needed and a way out. i wound up loving it and serving nearly 13 years. >> that's incredible. thank you for your service and thank you for being a great actor on a great show here on fox and continued success. >> visit us on the set. >> i would love to. >> absolutely. >> holy smokes i can't believe i didn't ask that question. we will will talk in the break, all right? sneaking of measure heroes, we want you to send us your veterans day pictures. use the #better with vets at ff weekend on twitter. send them to us there and instagram as well. >> i can't wait to see them. have you ever been called into your boss' office for this talk? >> looks like you have been missing a lot of work lately. >> i would say i have been missing it, bob. [ laughter ] >> good one. well, it turns out he is not the one playing hooky. we have got the worst excuses for calling out sick. >> plus, take a tail gate to the next level. popcorn m

staten island, brooklyn, queens, manhattan, into the bronx for a little bit, back across central park and end in central park. the problem is we'll see winds mostly from the north-west or the north. that will give people a head wind or a side wind. textures climbing slowly, but the wind are expected to come up through the whole thing. we are talking about 50,000 people, a million people watching this event. >> back to you. >> thank you. sao paulo is driving toward a greener future. the brazilian capital is rolling out fully electric battery powered buses. it's the first city in all of the country to do so. it's hoped to serve as a model for the rest of the world. >> reporter: it's a busy morning in the sao paulo bus terminal. some commuters will ride in to work on anything but a typical form of transportation. this is an all-electric battery powered public bus, one of several going through a trial run in sao paulo. the first of its kind in south america, and a small handful of cities around the world. in the first month they were put in operation, more than 100,000 passengers used the

parking lot and the show will be here in town until january 18th. >>> today the neab's first openly guy player announced he's retiring. jason collins played 22 games for the brooklynnot on the roster this season. his retirement comes nearly a year and a half after the 35- year-old came out as the first openly gay man in one of the four major north american sports professional leagues. >>> we'll be following the situation in san francisco, where students are protesting outside of the uc regents meeting. there's already been an arrest and damage. an update tonight on the ktvu news at 5:00. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. - welcome to awesome planet. i'm philippe cousteau. this week we've come to the middle of the pacific ocean, the hawaiian islands to be exact. we have a lot of ground to cover, so let's get started. (upbeat music) on this episode join me on an incredible underwater adventure where we swim with eagle rays, and explore caves that reveal the secrets of ancient hawaii on awesome planet. (upbeat music) hawaiias have been using scienc

brooklyn bridge. he apparently did it to take photographs. he is the fourth person to it be arrested for climbing on off-limit areas of the bridge. >>> happening today parking at the coliseum bart station going to cost you a buck to park your car. bart plans it use the extra revenue to improve station's access for station maintenance there. the charge is in effect from 4 in the morning nice and early to 3 in the afternoon. one dollar parking fee was recently added at concord bart station. it starts at the hayward station in december. if you drive to the city, a buck is a bargain in a big way. >> at least it's a dollar, right? >> it's a buck. >>> let's get a check on the roads. >> okay. and bart as well. so far, you know, all trains are on time. we have been watching that. they have 44 systemwide. no delays. you may have to pay, but at least you will get there on time. here is a live look at the road. metering lights at the bay bridge. so you know what that means if you commute into the city every day. it's stacking up to the 880 crossing and they have been on four minutes. out the door westbound highway 4 a bottleneck approaching a street like we often see.

run through the bronx and queens, excuse me, brooklyn through queens to the bronx. then back to central parkrees and winds still at 25 miles an hour. so a really rough one there. your forecast across the northeast today, a chilly day that's windy. very heavy rain across parts of maine, excuse me, snow. then the southeast will see mostly sunny skies dry out after the big storm there yesterday. back to you inside. >> thank you, rick. snow on the way. thank you. >>> coming up this morning, a dad pulling more of a trick than a treat making way more than his share of his neighbor's candy. little did he know the cameras were rolling. busted! >>> and millions of people use their fingerprint to unlock their iphone. do you do that, clayton? now the police can use that against you to access your personal information. so is it constitutional? we debate, you decide. >> check their fingerprints. want to know how hard it can be... ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps

hallway of a brooklyn housing project, and then just last weekend, 12-year-old tamir rice, shot and killed within seconds of being approached by a cleveland police officer after he was seen in a park holding what turned tout obout to be a gun. gentlemen, i'm glad to have you both here. marquez, you first, my friend. you've been in uniform, maybe even been in circumstances like the officers in these four cases where it's important to note, no one's been indicted nor convicted of a crime at this point. but are there protocols or reforms that you think could be in place to prevent these deaths? >> well, there definitely needs to be a national discussion and movement towards a shift in the paradigm of current modern-day policing. when you have this overaggressive policing that is occurring throughout the nation. and then you add into that the unwillingness to have an open and honest discussion about the role that race plays, especially in these police interactions, then you end up with these results. there needs to be a national movement beyond even discussion that involves community and the acknowledgme acknowledgment of the role that race plays in these situations. >> police have di