those were police officers but if they did there were problems on their part as well. >> and frank williams.j. williams' stepfather told me he feels that san francisco has a good police department. he just feels there's some bad apples and that needs to be investigated. he did meet with attorneyen. >> burr john burriss and i thin there maybe a lawsuit. thank you both. >>> as thanksgiving approaches a bay you're engine of innovation is tackling the topic of food from farm to stage. the repertoire theater challenges what we eat and why. the recipe for an appealing play, it begins with research in the field. >> her grandfather and generations before him were farmers but he's never tilled soil for harvested crop. he's a play wright from san francisco and he's come to a small farm to do research. >> i wanted to write a story about a farmer who's in despair at the failure of his crops. i came to this farm to interview one of;ikz its founders. i was intrigued with the struggles he's had over the last 15 years. >> alexis invested her life savings in these 54 acres to raise chickens in an environmen

. >> reporter: and frank, authorities have released williams from custody. but the family is still very upset about this and they are planning a rally today at 5:00 here in the mission in front of san francisco pd. we have cell phone video of the arrest. but it was the moments before the arrest where what police have to say and what the williams family have to say are two different stories. this is cell phone video of dj williams. san francisco police arrested the 20-year-old friday. you can see his face covered in blood. both police and the williams family agree, williams was riding his bicycle on the sidewalk friday afternoon. and when officers told williams to ride on the street, williams ignored them. but it's the next part where we get two very different stories. >> a lady over there trying to put the handcuffs on him. >> hurt him bad? >> yeah. he started beating on him for no reason. >> they attempted to detain him. however, he became combative and resisted arrest. >> reporter: the williams family says dj was listening to music and couldn't hear office

frank somerville. it was seven years ago that the sla gunned down oakland's first black school superintendent dr. marcus foster. in 2002, ktvu's rita williams had this look back at the shooting and the group behind it. >> sit, sit, sit. good doggy. >> reporter: you would never know it by looking at this man today but his body is still riddled with bullets. >> 23 entrance and exit wound. that was pretty much from a zig. >> reporter: it was november 1973 and blackburn was leaving thed administration building here with his mentor and friend superintendent dr. marcus foster. as they approached blackburn's car the shooting began. >> in my memory i have a freeze memory of him pitching forward on to this fuselage of bullets. >> reporter: he died in the parking lot. robert blackburn's heart stopped twice in the operating room but somehow he survived. >> when they told me that he had arrived d.o.a. i just felt that was unacceptable. i just couldn't bear it. >> reporter: thousands of people came out to mourn oakland's charismatic superintendent. when oakland picked foster three years earlier it was the biggest city in the country with a black superin

williams-sonoma shares up by more than 5%. michelle and frank, back to you. >> thank you, kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >>> all that lingering rain cause. some fender-bender. >> especially in the bay probably the highest accident count now. so we'll have to check out lawrence's hi-def doppler coming up. but the rain is coming down in parts of the bay area and there is a new accident northbound 280 by the 7th. a crash there blocking the middle lanes. also northbound 101 blossom hill accident there blocking lanes traffic backed up from cochran coming out of mar began hill. one look outside here's a live look toward the dublin interchange. it's a horrible commute through the altamont pass to livermore. it's pretty busy stacked up all the way through the dublin interchange. similar story backed up to the maze for a while after they had to turn on the metering lights really early. a fender-bender past the pay gates and a stall. everything is cleared but unfortunately the approaches are jammed up. 580 appears to be the worst right now.

frank turner and the sleeping souls form the sony stage. we've got a great show for you tomorrow night too robin williams will be here, the kids from "modernlay modern family feud and we'll have two nights with the killers. they'll be here wednesday night too. and later this week ray romano, sarah silverman, david blaine, eddie cibrian, and music from charlie wilson too. please join us for those shows. our first guest is an emmy-nominated actress and musician who radiates rainbows, unicorns and multicolored tootsie rolls in everything she does her show is called "new girl" watch it at 9:00 tuesdays on fox, please welcome zooey deschanel. [ applause ] >> hi, how are you? >> i'm doing good. >> good to see you, too. >> this is like your favorite time of the year? this zone that we're in right now? >> i do love the zone. >> the halloween to christmas zone. >> i do love it. it makes me feel wonderful. >> is thanks giving a highlight there? >> thanksgiving, i love thanksgiving for the family togetherness. i don't love the food. >> really? >> which is what most people love, and i understand it's controversial. >> most people dislike their familie

and frank sinatra came to atlanta for a concert to benefit the children. the photographer up on stage, that's wayne's father, homer williamser "atlanta world." >> how come you got no tuxedo on there on the stage looking like that there? >> backstage with sammy davis jr. in a photo which made the front page, that's future mayor kasim reed. >> i remember that. that's so cool meeting frank sinatra. >> as a young child, reed would help the volunteers searching atlanta's woods every saturday. >> we literally would walk through wooded areas chaperoned and we would walk for a period of time until about an hour before nightfall. >> but now a new twist in the murders. patrick baltazar, the 20th victim, would be the last child to turn up in a wooded area. a day or two later an official would tell reporters fibers and dog hairs were being collected from the victim's clothing. the next child to die would be found in a river wearing nothing but underpants. fewer clues now for larry peterson. >> we're talking maybe a dozen or dozens of fibers as opposed to hundreds or potentially a thousand fibers. >> the 13-year-old victim was found be

frank talk about sex, everyone. >> that was awesome. >> we are trying to morph "red eye" into a lower version of the wendy williams show. >> how you doinhat was the first time we have done that. >>> when it comes to sex they are circumspect. women are hard wired to regret casual sex because of the burden of raising a brat. men are bummed about not having sex at all. a study found that the main regrets for females include losing their virginity to the wrong person, andy levy, cheating or moving too fast. men on the other hand most often grive about -- grieve about being too tim mitt to approach a lady. women are protecting something available, ie the eggs. men have a lot of stuff to waste, the other junk. how is this mind blowing? >> it is not mind blowing. but i think women regret it oftentimes because it wasn't that good. >> do tell. >> it is wendy williams. >> the way women work, right, we are connected to someone on another level. it becomes a whole different experience. >> like in an elevator. >> casual sex, you have to be good, boys. most men don't mow how to bring it. we go home and say that wasn't worth it. >> what happened to h

williams' says he is a student at city college of san francisco. >>> privacy advocates plan to hold a protest this afternoon at oakland's frank ogawa plaza. they are upset about the city's plan to develop a domain awareness center with the port of oakland. the center would include numerous screens allowing police to monitor feeds from street cameras, gunshot sensors and other surveillance tools. tonight the city council is expected to discuss the project which would be partially funded by federal grant money. >>> some palo alto police officers will soon be equipped with body-mounted videocameras. the city council unanimously approved the $350,000 bill last night. the money will mostly pay to replace aging cameras in police cruisers. but it also calls for cameras that nine motorcycle officers will wear. >> those cameras will be worn on the uniform and will follow the officers as they go about their shift or on calls on vehicle stops, things like that, and allow them to audio and video record their actions. >> the police department says those cameras will protect the officers from the public and vice versa. >>> a drunk driver is believed to

williams, ray romano, zooey deschanel, chris elliott, david blaine, the kids from "modern family," sarah silverman will be here which should be interesting. and we'll have music from charlie wilson, frank souls, and two nights with las vegas' own, the killers. next week on the show. please john us then! >> jimmy: our first guest is a very successful actor and author, and may i state for the record one of the most beautiful men to walk this planet earth; you can see him play our 35th president in "killing kennedy", which premieres sunday at 8 on the national geographic channel, please welcome rob lowe. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how is everything? >> everything is good my friend. >> jimmy: i don't know if this is something you say congratulation to, i know your son turned 18. >> my youngest turned 18 yesterday. i officially don't have children, i have men. >> jimmy: you do, men. finally. >> he says i'm 18, dad, i want to get a tattoo. >> jimmy: really? >> you know what, i don't want to hear those things. >> jimmy: did you say no. >> i am either the best dad in the world or the worst. i said yes. >> jimmy: you said yes. what are you going to do? >> we'll have to see how the ye

frank is thankful for her two great kids. that is very nice. hi, guys. >> and jennifer williams said she is thankful for her family here.uffalo which is redundant. >> and finally, a w. beautiful. thankful for the wonderful daughters grace and olivia. >> and grace on the left and olivia on the right. and they are having a wonderful thanksgiving and i will join them son. >> gracy is the one who is -- going to college? >> she will go to wake forest university next year. and then a freshman in high school. >> good girls, i hear all about you. happy thanksgiving! pp ÷ó female announcer: through sunday, through sunday, thanksgiving weekend, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends sunday, thanksgiving weekend. ♪ ♪ because during the holidays, keeping your identity protected means keeping your family protected. ♪ >> some like it hot. do you know who that is? >> i never know artists. i suck at knowing the artists, but i know the song. >> howard station. see, i knew that. >> you

frank said after ten heart an gichlt oplasties and heart attack, i live on by the grace of god. back in the gym, pumping iron and tearing up the treadmill. williamy. you know, the walmart workers. i'm thankful of reuniting with my family after 20 years. i love them, no matter what. tricia writes i'm thankful for common sense, which most people seem to lose this time of year, waiting in the cold hours for that one special item on black friday. i would like to thank everyone to writing me, tweeting me and facebooking me. i hope you and your family have a fabulous thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving. i'm carol costello. "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield. it is november 28th. happy thanksgiving to you and your family and welcome to the program today. if you just so happen to be in your pjs still or knee deep in sweet potatoes or stuffing, you're late. you're late to the sales, that is. this is becoming a new thanksgiving day tradition, heading out to the big box stores to take advantage of black friday sales a whole day early. some are calling this bhak thursday and, let me tell you, not ev