. >> my name is chris wilson, i live a 236 state street. across from the development. i apologize for any repetition. i will try to be as quick as i can. my fellow neighbors and i are concerned about the impact of granting a variance for these two single family homes on the rear yard. we believe the variance would be a press cedent and catalyst for the area. i want to share a development in the neighborhood happening right now. this is no the the property in question. it's down the street. this yellow outline shows a load of trees that were removed earlier this year. that's the lot before, that's the lot half way through the building and this is it right now. these are some before and after photos of what's happening to our street. some of this rear lot green space is potentially at risk if the variance is granted. the red areas show real lots that are in danger of being developed if a developer were to buy those. the orange shows the development in question and the yellow shows it's too late, we've already lost a load of trees and there is a huge development there. th

between a frantic father, brian wilson, and the outspoken governor, chris christie, all over wilson's 2-year-old daughter, vivian. >> what's the holdup? it's been two months now. >> sir, these are complicated issues. >> it's very simple. >> i know you think it's simple. >> it was a david and goliath moment. you've got a governor who is one of the leading republicans in the nation, and this dad who has got a little girl who he's desperately worried and in love with who just wants to do the best thing for her. >> you see, brian wilson's daughter, vivian, was dying. her brain continuously locked in seizures and nothing had worked. the wilsons were pinning their hopes on medical marijuana. they read about marijuana on the internet and saw stories about it saving lives. like little charlotte, whose story was told in our first documentary "weed." >> i remember i was at the gym on the treadmill and i saw a preview. i was watching the tv. i was just so excited because i knew everything was going to change at that moment. >> they hoped marijuana would rescue vivian from the virtual prison she

frame the debate jimmy williams executive editor of blue nation review and msnbc contributor, and chris wilsonntil waiting to next year? >> we're already there. listen, i'm just astonished. i will profess this nationally on tv i agree with rand paul. that doesn't happen very often. and so when it does listen they went home before christmas break, knowing full well we were sending more and more -- that we were going to do more on the issue of isis. in 2013, senator -- this is an actual threat. that stems from beheadings and public outcry and being scared of things on our soil. congress should vote. war is an important issue. the president commands the troops, congress funds the troops. i think what rand paul is doing is dead on. i checked with the whip's office, they're going to vote on it before they leave. it is great. >> there's a divide among democrats what to do on getting the united states more involved in the fight against isis. but foreign policy cuts the gop in potential gop candidates folks like rand paul ted cruz want the u.s. to play a small role, others like jeb bush say we can't w

wilson? if so, on what grounds? >> well, chris, obviously they have the option of a civil lawsuit. e, upon civil rights basis against officer wilson. two, against the police department and the city of ferguson when the time comes. those are not issues we discuss publicly upon our team. we'll certainly give the parties a chance to work that out, among the parties f they choose so, if and when we need to make a public issue, we will. but as of now, it's not. >> when you say give the parties to work it out, are you suggesting a possible settlement? >> no. i mean, i think the chance to resolve whatever differences we may have that could be a settlement. it could be some form of litigation if needed. it just depends. they'll have a chance to do whatever they deem proper in the situation and we'll react. >> finally, mr. bruntrager, reacting to that, what do you think of the merits of a civil lawsuit by the brown family against your client? also, what do you think of the merits of a federal lawsuit, if they decide so bring it, which would have to prove that officer wilson intended to viola

chris wallace. fallout from ferguson. officer darren wilson resigns.o charges in the shooting death of michael brown leaves a community and a country divided. we'll discuss the facts of the case and whether an indictment was warranted with attorneys on both sides. from police officer darren wilson's legal team, neil bruntrager and from the family of michael brown, daryl parker. president

question will the grand jury testimony in the darren wilson case from witness 40 was really credible. something chris hayes has been reporting on. now, there's a new bomb shell report that says it was not. plus a response from the cleveland police and it's somewhat surprising. that's next. so to kill the germs that may make your family sick, we recommend using lysol disinfectant spray every day. lysol is approved to kill 80 germs, including hard to kill viruses that can live on surfaces for over 4 weeks. it works on hard and soft surfaces to help stop the spread of bacteria. so help keep your family healthy with lysol. >>> laths night on this show, i interviewed the president of the cleveland police union after he had been publicly demanding an apology for wearing this shirt, advocating justice for tamir rice and john crawford, 12 and 22 in controversial incidents in ohio. the union chief said hakins doesn't know if you have e enough to discuss the case and should stick to football. we have been hearing many strong responses from that interview. including his argument that the nfl does have a right t

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson has both sides of that story. >> reporter: chris has been a chef fors and recently decided to open his own restaurant. he signed a lease for the old key route station and work got under way. >> we're spending a lot of time, with a lot of really great creative people to refurbish a face that we love. >> reporter: that includes a mural painted in 2005. it's covered by a blue tarp during construction. some paid hundreds for the artist to include a portrait of their loved ones. >> i thought it was great. i thought it was beautiful. >> reporter: pictures show obvious cracks along the outside. kroner said inside was much worse. >> we found this huge portion of our wall that was covered in black mold. and fell away at the touch. >> reporter: the 5 by 10 foot area used to be a window that was improperly filled in. >> it had been leaking for 25 years or something. and it was a thick layer of mold. literally the plywood was gone. >> reporter: worried about public safety, the construction crew removed the affected portion of the mural. >> i was really shocked and

question will the grand jury testimony in the darren wilson case from witness 40 was really credible. something chris hayes has been reporting on. now, there's a new bomb shell report that says it was not. plus a response from the cleveland police and it's somewhat surprising. that's next. i'm good. that's what i like to call, the meta effect. 4-in-1 multi-health metamucil now clinically proven to help you feel less hungry between meals. experience the meta effect with our new multi-health wellness line. i love my meta health bars. because when nutritious tastes this delicious, i don't miss the other stuff. new meta health bars help promote heart health. experience the meta effect with our new multi-health wellness line. ♪ >>> laths night on this show, i interviewed the president of the cleveland police union after he had been publicly demanding an apology for wearing this shirt, advocating justice for tamir rice and john crawford, 12 and 22 in controversial incidents in ohio. the union chief said hakins doesn't know if you have e enough to discuss the case and should stick to football. we have been

after a year of fighting governor chris christie, and then months searching for doctors to prescribe cannabis, the wilsonsgetting marijuana in their hometown. once they pick up the cannabis at the dispensary, they're confused. >> it's 0.13% thc and 0.13% cbd? >> this isn't like picking up a standard prescription. there are no standard doses or federal guidelines. >> that's the one you want. >> they leave uncertain, not knowing exactly what they're getting. and here's another problem, what they get at the dispensary are leaves that vivian can't use. >> how many grams are we going to use? >> it's up to her parents to make medicine out of those leaves. for that, they're using this glorified crock pot to activate the plant and turn it into an oil. >> once we have oil, we don't know what the ratio is, because it's not going to be what this says, because it just went through this heating process. >> it's trial and error. something we heard from so many medical marijuana patients. >> i do a mixture of thc, cbn and cbd. >> frank had to experiment with many different strains of marijuana to find the right kind to

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wilson, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news reporter chris winn continuing our storm coverage now live in palo alto with a look at preparations there. chris? >> reporter: good afternoon to you. as you can imagine, many people getting ready by filling sandbags. take a look behind me. the parking lot is packed. there has been a steady flow of foot traffic all afternoon. residents coming out here to the palo alto airport to make sandbags ahead of the storm. the sand is out, these bags are stacked. off woodland and university in east palo alto, crews from the california conservation corps know their work has just begun. >> placing sandbags and building structures with them. >> reporter: two years ago this part of the creek flooded big time but today, a coordinated effort to get the word out about tomorrow's storm. >> informational flyers in english and spanish doing walking door to door. we also did a walk along the business corridor at university avenue and are making sure that all of the businesses have this flyer in their windows. >> reporter: carol fredrickson with the santa clara valley water district says her t

chris magnus to join a panel investigating the fallout. the decision by the grand jury not to indict darren wilson sparked protests all across the country. >> meanwhile, oakland police announced three more arrests tonight. these men are charged with looting a business downtown. they are among dozens of protest related arrests made in oakland over the past week. >>> we won't see much of this anymore. at least, if we do, it will be a no-no. san jose city council voted to ban bicycles on downtown sidewalks. it only affects streets that have bike lanes. it doesn't apply to police officers or kids under 12. the ban will likely start early next year. >>> also tonight, people biking or driving down a main drag in north oakland are noticing something new. christin ayers shows us it is big, it is blue, and it has people talking. >> reporter: for months, it was nothing more than a drawing. a mock-up of a 20-foot tall bright blue obelisk. they planned to put it here to welcome people to the neighborhood, but not everyone was crazy about it. >> it is too big and it is ugly! >> i think that is outstanding. >> reporter: the obelisk's biggest critic, nei

one witness described it as charging at officer wilson like a football player with his head down. >> chrising on why that witness's credibility is suspect as have other journalists. and the grand jury documents show a special problem with this witness. they show that the investigators knew at the time that her story didn't add up. today mccullough felt compelled to address critics who says he shouldn't have put a suspect on the stand at all. in a 30-minute interview he answered a question apparently referring to those problems with witness 40. there's zoo there's talk of one witness now. this is a lady who clearly wasn't present when this occurred. she recounted a statement that was right out of the newspaper about, you know, wilson's actions and right down the line with wilson's actions even though i'm sure she was nowhere near the place. >> that is remarkable. the prosecutor saying he knew the person he called as a witness to the incident was not a witness. she wasn't even there. i want to read that quote back. quote, i'm sure she was nowhere near the place. now, this was meant to be som

shawnette wilson is live in harleysville where stone allegedly killed his ex-wife but we start tonight with chris'connell in doylestown with the search. chris? >> reporter: dawn, the day long manhunt for the man police say killed six people continues at this hour but it continues in doylestown tonight. 35-year-old bradley stone is still on the loose but there was a siting of him. police believe in the last two hours right here outside the stoning farms apartment complex. police believe he may have been involved in an attempted carjacking by a man fitting stone's description wearing fatigues. shots were fired here. that's when a man ran into the woods. that began all out search here in doylestown. now, swat teams have been criss-crossing the county at least four different crime scenes for hours tactical units armored trucks, camped outside of stone's house in pennsburg about 21 miles from here where family and friends say the former marine had divorced from his ex-wife and was involved in a bitter custody dispute over their children. but after hours there, police got the call to come here to doyle

wilson. the grand jury has spoken, chris, you and i both agree on that. and that's where we are.i'm not telling you, i'll not telling you that i don't understand that people have accepted the brand. it's convenient. and i understand that that is now the symbol that we're going to have to live with and we are. but that doesn't mean that we can't make that same statement, as police officers, and as police associations that say look, we don't want to be defined by that act. because we don't think that act took place. beyond that we have to have the conversation. >> understood. you don't want to be tone deaf, either. >> no, i don't. >> and you have people out there who think they're supporting the police by saying hey people who put their hands up and say hands up, don't shoot, that's based on a lie, you don't want that out there. i would argue it's intellectually dishonest, if you're calling it a brand, i wnt wouldn't call it that, it's a metaphor for concerns of policing in communities that lead to conversations that you say we should have and aren't having yet. fair point? >> that

the root problem, here, chris, is because this grand jury was so biassed, because it was so clearly designed to get at a no diemt, because darren wilson was not asked any difficult questions and eyewitnesss who were contrary to her were, because we didn't get fingerprinting on the gun, to find out if the story that mike brown grabbed the gun is true, we have this very ambiguous outcome. what we have now is even more ambiguity than we had three months ago. last night, members of the floor took the floor. joining me now is one of the people you just saw there. congressman, people last night were using that gesture. and what that gesture means is that white cops are murdering black men everywhere indiscriminantly on a warpath. >> it's not surprising that the conservative entertainment complex would completely miss the point. fed up with the lack of accountability to properly convict police officers and just fed up with the racial profiling in which the manner in which too many law enforcemented officers interact with too many communities of color. that's why we found it appropriate to show their solidarity. >> you've mentioned this sort

chris? >>> surrounding the developments and protests sparked by those decisions. the justice department has released the results of an autopsy on michael brown. what it found that backs up part of darren wilson's testimony. the protests are not slowing down. we'll show you what happened when demonstrators hit the streets in california overnight. >>> that breaking news we continue to track the slow moving nor'easter that is pushing its way through the area this morning as our meteorologist told us yesterday it would. the storm packing the policy for heavy rain, wind and coastal flooding. some of you, as you see on the peak on the radar there seeing a wintry mix right now in the lehigh valley. definitely prepare for some possibly slippery driving conditions, especially in the lehigh valley this morning. this is a live look at i-95 heading out towards the airport. 95 south. you can see the wet roadways there and we are seeing some ponding on roadways because of the rainfall. so, give yourself some extra time and slow it down on the roads this morning. jillian mele will have an update on road conditions for us in just a moment. >>> we're also following this breaking news out of west oaklean. here'

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson tweeting that crews say the hole won't be repaired until early next week. in san jose, abc 7 news reporter chris win is covering the cleergs of a homeless camp called the jungle. the tweets say where will the jungle residents go from here? san jose city crews used heavy equipment to remove tons of debris from the wooded area along coyote creek. >>> more peaceful protests following a grand jury's decision not to indict a new york police officer in the choke-hold death of an unarmed man. marci gonzalez is live in new york city with the latest. >> reporter: thousands of protesters are back out making their way through the streets of lower manhattan. you can see the nypd is outstanding by through several parts of the city, hopeful that the protests will be as peaceful as last night's. >> i can't breathe. >> the chants of eric garner's last words echoing through new york city. a grand jury's decision not to file criminal charges against a police officer who put garner in an apparent choke-hold shortly before he died, adding to the outrage lingering after the decision in ferguson. for many, reaffirmin

all of the comes after darren wilson resigned saturday from the ferguson police department he served on for three years. joining me now this morning is nbc news chris jansing. we thank you for being with us. chris, let's start with you. tell us about the meetings president obama is holding today in ferguson. big focus today on the situation. something the president talked about after a grand jury refused to return an indictment. so he begins with this new meeting with certain members of his cabinet who have been focussed since august on a review of the program that provides surplus essentially military equipment. and we saw in august in the riots that followed the aftermath of the michael brown shooting they came out with assault style transportation, riot gear, and people felt that contributed to the overall negative atmosphere mr. there. they want to look whether or not the programs work and where there is equipment provided, is there proper training to the police department about when and how to use them. at 2:00 this afternoon eastern time, he's going to be meeting with some young civil rights leading including some from ferguson who are going

chris cuomo and alisyn camerota here. up first, the grand jury's decision in ferguson may result in a prosecution after all. not for darren wilsontigation by authorities for an emotional outburst on the streets of ferguson for inciting a riot. >>> a man was arrested in washington state for making deadly threats against darren wilson. and national guard has begun to scale back as the protests taper off. >> this is one of the first businesses that was torched last monday night just moments after darren wilson was announced that darren wilson would not be indicted by a grand jury. and the question is, is one man responsible for all this damage? [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> this explosive reaction to the nonindictment of former ferguson police officer dils ar wilson is under investigation. police want to know if michael brown's step father incited the crowd to riot with these words. michael brown's mother explained the emotion behind the outburst in an interview with cnn legal analyst. >> he just spoke out of anger, it's one thing to speak and it's a different thing to act. he did not act. >> investigators have not spoke ton head and nor

funny tweet from jake wilson tweeted this other picture, famous people we know on fox, of course, that is mr. burns and homer simpson. the nice to see jerry generals and chrisistie watching the the games together. that was within have my favorite as well. there is a a whole lot more. we will show them to you throughout the morning. >> most on twitter you cannot hair on television. >> all right, steve, thanks. >> not at all. >>> coming up, barbara walters reveals hurleys of the most fascinating people of the year. >> yes. >> oh, stop. >> i was thrilled when i read this good who made the cut and why the number one choice is also the the envy of women every where. >> oh, stop good plus do men really have selective hearing? yes. >> um-hmm. >> yes, we do. >> oh, yeah. >> what specifically you listen to and what you don't. >> we will >>> check this out, thinks the night sky over germany, the biggest meet your shower of the year. lighting up over there over weekend. people could see shooting skies streak ago cross the the sky. they are in the really stars, obviously, with the debris, rock, flying off the dying comet and burning up a as they enter into the earth's

other changes need to be made of that community will help that community, chris, begin to heal and there is no way that darren wilson would be able to stay in that department, quite frankly, without that community continuing to feel weight that it does now. that's the very hurt community they have not had community relationings there. i think he is moving on with the rest of his life. whatever he decides to do is up to him. that was a decision he made. >> whant the rams players holding up their hands? >> very interesting. again, a group of young bhoen have their own thoughts about that holy bit there in ferguson. they made a statement. but here again, it speaks to nationally and internationally, chris, that concerns that people have about community concerns. that was their statement. >> you know, doctor, it's hard to find a young black man that doesn't feel that cops in his community have been unfair to him at some point. it may sound like a generalization. that's the reality. if terms of their perspective. >> in terms of their perspective. we all have perspectives depending on race and demographic as well, too. thi

was one of your fellow host chris hayes said something along the lines of, there are thousands of other cases out there where attorneys will be asking for the darren wilson there's another way to look at this which is that the ferguson case, the darren wilson treatment, could come to be a precedent for how other district attorneys aren't tound the coun deal with controversial police shootings. it's undoubtedly the decision in ferguson to release all of that information will influence what the district attorney here decided -- >> you would call this the ferguson effect? >> sure. i think it's undoubtedly a response to ferguson. and i think it is a very positive step for -- for progression toward constitutional policing in this country and reform of police use of force. if scholars can immediately analyze the evidence presented to grand juries -- i cannot emphasize this enough. if people are interested in the ferguson case, go online and look at numerous analyses that have been done by prosecutors, law professors, interested attorneys, analyzing the evidence in the ferguson case. that is absolutely unprecedented as far as i can recall. in the case of a cont

wilson, who killed brown and resigned from the ferguson police department over the weekend. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live in university city with details on protests this this city, walt. >> reporter: chris, protesters went door to door here in the penn cam puts this afternoon classrooms and dormitories trying to recruit other students to join their pro test thes. more than 200 chanting demonstrators made their way through the heart of the university of pennsylvania cam puts, blocking the intersection of 34th and walnut for a time, expressing their feelings about events in ferguson. >> we need to finally mobilize and come together and represent the voices that are not heard. one of them being mike brown. >> reporter: gathering at 101, the time of the ferguson shooting, the protesters, urged those still in class, that in dormitories to come out, and join them, as they moved forward with their protests. protest marched which was loud but peaceful made its way through the streets of the university of pennsylvania, and drexel campuses, snarling traffic, for more than an hour before finally returning to 34th and walnut where it wound down. >> something needs to change. this is a big deal, thi

chris wanted to get into fashion. he wanted to start bow tie and neck tie line. he came to armstrong and wilson and asked if we can help him with that. >> new years eve fashion. i'm getting for new years eve. what should i wear. >> we have a model here dwayne which does it very well. if you see, you know, tweed jacket, turtle neck something casual, nice loafer, breaks it up with the socks. armstrong and wilson pocket square. >> i mix it up. i like to do it separate. easy solid, navy pair of pant. can't goat wrong with trouble breasted gray jacket, and navy tie, pull is it all together. >> i like this. cliff, what do you have going on here. >> i have more of a dress i look. if i'm doing new years eve or going in the fall, armstrong and wilson, wool pocket squares. i have the three piece double breasted soup. >> i have the name in there too. it is all about the details. you don't want to wake up putting on the wrong suit. >> what am i wearing right now, ontario, what am i doing. >> i know it is hard. >> you are killing it though you are killing it. >> you have the wool armstrong and wilson plum t

chris kristen. >> 8:29. that's live doppler 7 hd. >> and keep in mind the lain has been coming down for the longest period in the north bay. wlets check in with tiffany wilsonw this as the fairgrounds. this is where there's supposed to be 20 tons of sand. there's a couple of shovels and a fresh palette of sandbags. slul no sabd to be found. they hoped the sand would arrive at 6:00 a.m. here it is 8:30, no sand. sthair they're saying it could be as late as noon. a woman just pulled off into this parking lot looking for that sand. she came. she was prepared. again, not here yet. they're expecting 100 tons of sand at five locations. i have tweeted out the locations. you can find all of them. but again, a delay obviously in that delivery. and then to talk about the flooding that we're seeing here, this is just water. this is backup water. it's too much for the drains to handle. you can see them wading into it. earlier it barely hit my ankles. now it's coming up to the middle of my calf. so the water is intensifying here. it really has nowhere to go. if i turn the camera, this is at the marin center fairgrounds. that oil is very, very saturated. and that's why w