minutes later, rice moves to the gazebo where he's now alone.ore police arrive and now we know exactly what the dispatcher told the responding officers before they arrived. notice how she never relays to the information that it may be a fake gun. >> everybody tied up with prioritie priorities. there's a gun he's pointing at people. >> she fails to relay that the gun is probably a fake. >> a black male sit on the swings. he's wearing a camouflage hat, a grey jacket with black sleeves and he keeping pulling a gun out of his pants and pointing it at people. >> what happens next happens very quickly. >> the officers order him to show his hands and to drop the weapon and the young man pulled the weapon out and that's when the officer fired. >> in the dispatchers audio, you can hear the officer's grim call for help. >> shots fired. male down. black male, maybe 20. black revolver or black handgun. send ems this way. >> george howell, cnn, atlanta. >> we want to get to another important story we're following for you in hong kong. police are out in force

minutes later, rice moves to the gazebo where he is now alone. this just minutes before police arrive and now we know exactly what the dispatcher told the responding officers before they arrived. notice how she never relays the information that it may be a fake gun. >> a guy sitting on the swings pointing a gun at people. >> reporter: a few seconds later, she describes rice, but fails to point out the words that the 911 caller used about the gun probably being fake. >> in the park by the youth center is a black male sits on the swings. he is wearing a camouflage hat with black sleeves and gray jacket. >> reporter: what happens next happening very quickly. officer frank garmak driving and officer timothy loman. >> the officers asked to show his hands and drop the weapon. the young man pulled the weapon out. that's when the officer fired. >> reporter: in the dispatcher's audio, you can hear the grim call for help. >> radio. shots fired. male down. black male. maybe 20. black revolver or black handgun. send ems this way. >> reporter: the officer is

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minutes later, rice moves to the gazebo where he's now alone.his just minutes before police arrive, and now we know exactly what the dispatcher told the responding officers before they arrived. notice how she never relays the information that it may be a fake gun. a few seconds later she describes rice but fails to pass along the words the 911 caller used about the gun probably being fake. >> a black male on the swings, wearing a camouflage hat, a gray jacket with black sleeves, he keeps pulling a gun out of his pants and pointing it at people. >> reporter: what happens next happens very quickly. officer frank garmback driving and officer timothy lowman. >> young man pulled the weapon out, and that's when the officer fired. >> reporter: in the dispatcher's audio, you can hear the officer's grim call for help. >> shots fired, male down. black male, maybe 20, black revolver. >> reporter: even as they call for help, the officers still not understanding that they'd shot a 12 year old boy carrying a toy gun. >> this is not an effort to exonerate. it'

minutes later, rice moves to the the gazebo where he's now alone.his just minutes before police arrive and now we know exactly what the dispatcher told the responding officers before they arrived. notice how she never relays the information that it may be a fake gun. >> a guy on the swings pointing a gun at people. >> reporter: she describes rice but again, fails to pass along the words the 911 caller used about the gun probably being fake. >> in the park by the youth center. a black male sitting on the swings. he's wearing a camouflage hat, a gray jacket, with black sleeves, said he keeps pulling a gun out of his pants and pointing it at people. >> reporter: what happens next happens very quickly. officer frank garrback driving and officer timothy loehmann in the seat. >> the officers ordered him to shows his hands and to drop the weapon and the young man pulled the weapon out and that's when the officer fired. >> reporter: in the dispatcher's audio you can hear the officer's grim call for help. >> radio, shots fired. male down. black male. maybe 2

minutes later, rice moves to the gazebo why he's noere he's now . this mow ements before the poli arrive. notice she never relays the information that it may be a fake gun. >> supposed to be a guy sitting on the swings pointing a gun at people. a few seconds later, she describes rice but again fails to pass on the words that the 911 caller used about the gun being fake. >> in the park by the youth center, there's a black male sitting on the swings, wearing a camouflage hat, a gray jacket with black sleeves. he says he keeps pulling a begin out of his pants and pointing it at people. what happens next happens very quickly. >> the officers ordered him to show his hands and to drop the weapon. the young man pulled the weapon out and that's when the officer fired. >> in the dispatchers audio, you can see the audio's grim call for help. radio, shots fired. male down. black male. maybe 20. black revolver -- ems this way. >> even as they call for help, the officers still not understanding that they had shot a 12-year-old boy carrying a toy gun. >> this is

the man in the gazebo calls 911 saying a juvenile is pointing what looks like a fake gun at people. the dispatcher radios two officers, but doesn't mention that the suspect is a child and the gun may not be real. ♪ ♪ rice hangs around, talks on a cell phone and sits in the now empty gazebo. soon the officers pull up on the grass. rookie timothy yelled out at the door to raise his hands. the men draw their weapons within 10 feet of the boy. rice died hours later. >> this is an obvious tragic event where a young member of the community lost their life. we have two officers out there protecting the public that had to, you know, do something no one wants to do. >> lowman and the driver, officer frank lamback are on administration leave. a rookie killed rice. the gun is now tabling. the orange tip that identifies replication was missing. >> we'll review the file and tape to see if there was anything tactically that could have been done better. >> the police released a video after rice's parents sent them an alert tuesday saying: -- a letter tuesday saying: protesters rallied in cleveland

the person in the gazebo is calling 911. saying the boy with the gun is pointing it at people. the dispatcher then roots two officers but she doesn't mention that the suspect is a child and that the gun may not be real. >> by the youth center. there's a black male on the scene, pulling a gun in his hands and pointing it at people. >> rice sits in the now empty gazebo. rookie tic timothy lohman yells out to raise his hands. the men draw their weapons within ten feet of the boy. >> shots fired. male down, black male, maybe 20, black handgun. >> rice died hours later. >> this is an obvious tragic event where a young member of our community lost their life. we've got two officers that were out there, protecting the public, that just had to do something that nobody wants to do. >> lohman and the driver officer frank brownback are on administrative leave. the rookie was the one that killed rice. police know the gun was now fake, it was a pellet gun. but the orange tip was missing. >> we'll review that tape to see if there was anything tactically that could have done better. >> rice's

the man sitting in gazebo behind him said that what looks like to be a fake gun at people. >> i don't know if it's real or not. >> the dispatcher then radios two officers. >> mr. is a black male sitting on the swings pulling a gun out of his pants pointing it at people. >> rice hangs around, talks on a control and sits in the now empty gazebo. officer timothy loman yelled at the boy to raise his hands. >> the shots fired. male down. black male, maybe 20, black revolver. >> rice died hours later. >> this is an obvious tragic event where a young member of our community lost their life. we've got two officers that were out there protecting the public that just had to, you know, do something that nobody wants to do. >> loman and the driver are on administrative leave as the investigation continues. the gun was fake. it was this bell le pellet gun, but the tip that identifies it as a pellet gun was missing. >> the police sent the parents a letter. they called for calm saying we ask for the public to demonstrate peacefully. demonstrators called for a grand jury to indict the officer who sho

the man sitting in the gazebo behind him calls 911. saying a juvenile is pointing what looks like to be a fake gun at people. >> i don't know if it's real or not. >> the dispatcher then radios two officers but does not mention that the suspect is a child, and that the gun may not be real. >> a black male pulling a gun out of his pants pointing it at people. >> rice talks on his cell phone and sits at his gazebo. the men draw their weapons within 10 feet of the boy. >> shots fired. male down. black male, maybe 20. rice died an hour later. >> we have two officers out there protecting the public that just had to do something that nobody wants to do. >> loman and the driver are on administrative leave as the investigation continues. as police now know the gun was fake. it was this pellet gun. but the orange tip that identifies replicas was missing. >> we will review the file and review that tape to see if there was anything tactically that could have been done better. >> the police release the video after rice's parents sent them a letter

minutes later, rice moves to the gazebo, where he's now alone. this just minutes before police arrive, and now we know exactly what the dispatcher told the responding officers before they arrived. notice how she never relays the information that it may be a fake gun. >> everybody's tied up with priorities, there's a guy sitting on the swing pointing at gun at people. >> a few seconds later, she describes rice, but, again, fails to pass along the words the 911 caller used about the gun probably being fake. >> in the park by the youth center is a black male sitting on a swing. he's wearing a camouflage hat, a grey jacket, with black sleeves, said he keeps pulling ing ing a his pants and pointing it at people. >> reporter: what happens next happens very quickly. >> the officers ordered him to show his hands, and to drop the weapon, and the young man pulled the weapon out and that's when the officer fired. >> reporter: in the dispatcher's audio, you can hear officer's grim call for help. >> radio, shots fired. male down. black male, maybe 20. black r

. >> the gentleman sitting in the gazebo is the gentleman that called into our dispatch center. >> reportercall to 911. >> i'm sitting in the park at west boulevard. there's a guy with a pistol. he is, like, pointing it at everybody. >> in fact, the caller points out twice the gun is probably fake. >> the guy keeps pulling it in and out of his pants. it's probably fake, but it's scaring the [ bleep ] out of us. >> here's the clip that shows why the man called 911. the object that looks like a handgun we now know is really a toy pellet gun and rice seems to point it at this person whose identity is blurred. police say he is also seen here reaching for his cell phone and then having a conversation. minutes later rice moves to the gazebo where he is now alone. >> notice how she never relays the information that it may be a fake gun. >> on the swings pointing a gun at people. >> a few seconds later she describes rice, but, again, fails to pass along the words that 911 caller used about the gun probably being fake. >> in the park by the youth center there's a black male sitting on the swings. he

minutes later, rice moves to the gazebo where he's now alone.es before police arrive and now we know exactly what the dispatcher told the responding officers before they arrived. notice how she never relays the information that it may be a fake gun. >> everybody's tied up with priorities, there's a guy sitting on a swing pointing a gun at people. >> she fails to pass along the words the 911 caller used about the gun probably being fake. >> in the park by the youth center. there's a black male sitting on a swing. he's wearing a camouflage hat, a gray jacket with black sleeves. he keeps pulling a gun out of his pants and pointing it at people. >> reporter: what happens next happens very quickly. officer frank garmack driving and officer timothy loman in the passenger's seat. >> the officers ordered him to show his hands and drop the weapon and the young man pulled the weapon out and that's when the officer fired. >> reporter: in the dispatcher's audio, you can hear the officer's grim call for help. >> shots fired. male down. black male. maybe 20.

rice himself was sitting in the gazebo when he gets up as police arrive.mmands were given to show your hands, but also that rice was shot within second. with me now is ohio state senator nina turner. and state senator turner, a very brief encounter that we saw in that video. we saw tamir rice just milling around, playing with this air gun or bb gun, just sort of looking like a normal kid. and the next thing you know, this young man is dead. your thoughts as an elected representative in the cleveland area? >> well, joy, certainly tragic. my heart goes out to the rice family. it is out of the natural order of things for any parent, any mother, any father to have to bury their child. and at the age of 12 years old, as you saw in that footage, he was just walking around and playing with snow. he was waving the gun and i think which turned out to be a toy gun, but i think it's also important for your viewers to know that that gun looked very much like a real gun. i had a chance to watch that footage live. i had a chance to listen to the 911 qucall and the calle

. >> tamir is standing under the gazebo when police arrived. officers say they ordered him to put his hands up three times before shooting, and that they were just doing their job. >> two officers that were out there protecting the public, that just had to do something nobody wants to do. >> tamir's death are compounding anger in the u.s. over the treatment of black people by the authorities. >> we will be back after a short break. good news on the horizon in the fight against ebola. >> back in a minute. ♪ >> everyone on earth has their own story. do you want to share it? >> robin in germany. he has to save the family business. andrea has to take her mother's place. jean claude is the son of a rapist. #blame my parents. >> welcome back to the program. researchers are making progress in the race to stop ebola. 20 volunteers participated in phase one tests of a new vaccine and all of them have developed antibodies with no serious side effects. >> more than 5600 people have died in west africa, but despite a promising results, scientists say they

the police car as the video shows sort of arrives very quickly on to the scene over by this gazebo inis 12-year-old boy is dead. he did not die until later the next morning. they said he was told to put his hands up three times and i don't want to editorialize but the quickness with which this conversation took place. the other thing that is noticeable or should be noted is that as the 911 caller mentioned, this young boy, 12-year-old boy was wandering kind of aimlessly in the park. he was pointing this replica gun. he seemed to be playing with it and pointing here and there and, obviously, someone gazebo, that's where the 911 caller was thought this was menacing, he also suggested it may not be a real gun. again, that message was not relayed to the officers when they were sent to the scene. >> kevin tibbles an u.psetting story. this may go to a grand jury. we'll bring you updates as that happens. that wraps everything up on a somber note this holiday evening. thank you so much for your time today. joy reid will pick up our coverage next. a lot still to cover. stay with us. [ starter

show identifiable characteristic of his home including one picture in the backyard that shows the gazebo that says welcome to the gersh's. one picture taken in his driveway even show his address. neighbor with several daughters was terrified knows her kids trick or treated at one of the defendant's home. >> really, shock to go me. >> reporter: authorities are holding both men in the federal detention center in philadelphia. >> there may be more victims of this criminal activity. >> reporter: anyone with information about further crimes should contact the fbi. both men face mandatory minimum sentences of 15 years in prison if quick. in cherry hill i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> former nfl running back ray ray rice was back in court fighting his league suspension. rice arrived in new york this morning. this is a two day hearing to determine what the nfl knew about the elevator incident in which rice punched his wife janet. nfl commissioner roger goodell says the release of the video was new information and the reason for more punishment. >>> tom wolf is spending his first fu

the man who called the police is sitting in a gazebo. he repeatedly it is the gun is probably fake. >> it's probably fake, but he's scaring people. >> the police say they will investigate why the callers comments were not relayed. police say there was no orange tip which marked it as a toy. the officers, one with less than a year on the force draw weapons. what happens next is unclear but within seconds, the boy was on the ground. >> if that was realtime exactly how that zone car pulled up and exactly how long it took for that confrontation to take place, i have one and a half to two seconds. >> when calling in the shooting, one officer describes the 12-year-old as an adult. >> shots fired, male down, black male, maybe 20. >> the release of the video appears to be an attempt at transparency on the part of the cleveland police department. protests shut down a busy highway on tuesday night. when aljazeera spoke to local protestors, they were quick to connect the killing to what they say is the system take killing of black youth by the poli

while one person did not see it, a different bistander seated there in the gazebo called 911. >> there was a guy whoo held a pistol. he's like pointing it at everybody. >> reporter: twice more the caller questioned whether it was a real gun. >> i don't know if it's real or not. >> reporter: a patrol car was sent but the doubts about the weapon were never conveyed by the dispatcher. >> in the park by the youth center there's a black male sitting on a swing. he's wearing a camouflage hat with a black jacket with grey sleeves. he keeps pulling a gun out of his pants and pointing it at people. >> reporter: less than two seconds after the police cruiser pulled up, the boy was fatally shot. >> shots fired. male down. black male. maybe 20, black resolver. >> that's a legitimate question. >> reporter: when reporters questioning why the police pulled up so close to the boy and opened fire almost immediately, deputy chief edward tomba said that's still under investigation but added that the youngster ignored commands to put his hands up. >> his door was opened as he pulled up and he was yelling

him he had been caring a pellet gun which police said looked like the real thing to happen at the gazebowas police in cleveland stating that he was given three commands to show his hands and the boy reached into his waistband for what appeared to be a firearm. please >> pam: have identified the officers involved after the child showed his hands he reached into his waistband what appeared to be a fire arm. >> pam: on ritzy robbery at the chanel boutique in san francisco police say robbers drove a car into the upscale store and snatch the handful of persons over night. the purses are worth nearly $300,000 in total. >> reporter: the store will definitely have to redo its windows earlier in the day the create cruise boarded up windows. the car's passenger walked right then six bags each worth $45,000. are you serious >> reporter: the gates are normally close between 11 and the morning and six in the evening but the suspects waited till three in the morning to go down the lane and barrel to the store. and so protected and the day when you walk by security guards everywhere. >> reporter: shopp

passerby did not seem all that concerned by his behavior, a different bystander, seated there in the gazebo, called 911 twice motor caller questioned whether the weapon was a real gun. a patrol car was sent, but the caller's doubts about the weapon were never conveyed by the dispatcher. >> in the park by the youth center there's a blackmail sitting on a swing. he's wearing a camouflage hat air, gray jacket with black sleeves. he keeps pulling a gun out of his pants and pointing it at people. >> reporter: less than two seconds after a police cruiser pulled up, the boy was fatally shot. >> shots fired. male down. black male. maybe 20. black revolver. >> that's a legitimate question. >> reporter: when reporters questioned why the police pulled up so close to the boy and opened fire almost immediately, deputy chief edward tomba said that's still under investigation, but added that the youngster ignored commands to put his hands up. >> his doofers open as he pulled up and he was yelling three commands. he ideal three times as they pulled up. >> reporter: but it wasn't a resolver, and while it lo

minutes later, rice moves to the gazebo where he is now alone.inutes before police arrive and now we know exactly what the dispatcher told the responding officers before they arrived. notice how she never relays the information that it may be a fake gun. >> everybody is tied up with priorities. supposed to be a guy on swings with a gun at people. >> she describes rice but fails to pass along the words that the 911 caller used about the gun probably being fake. >> in the park by the youth center is a black male sitting on the swing wearing a camouflage hat with a great jacket and black sleeves with a gun. >> the officer driving and one in the passenger seat. >> the officers ordered him to show his hands and to drop the weapon and the young man pulled the weapon out and that's when the officer fired. >> in the dispatcher's audio you can hear the grim call for help. >> shots fired. male down. black male, maybe 20. black revolver or black handgun. send ems this way. >> george howell, cnn, atlanta. >> a heart breaking mistake that could have been avoi

. >>> citizens at ohio gathered at the park at the gazebo where a 12-year-old was shot and killed by police. they say it's not the first time the police here overreacted. >> it is a travesty and a wake-up call showing that cleveland is no different to ferguson. the difference in ferguson is they are more proactive than we are. [ chanting ] >> reporter: they are calling for a better trained and more diverse police department. mostly they want justice for tamir. >> it's nearly dark. it was mid afternoon on saturday when police were called here. they were three meters from the boy when they told him to put his hands in the air. instead they reached for the waste band. >> it was a day replica shooting pellets. the orange tip meant to distinguish it from a real gun had been removed. it's not clear if the officers were given the messages. the two officers involved had been put on leave. >> guns are not toys. we need to teach our kids that. the community needs to understand that. guns are not toys. the facsimile reppon, in this gent is distinguishable from a real firearm. we need to drive h

minutes later, rice moves to the gazebo where he is now alone. police arrive and now we know exactly what the dispatcher told the responding officers before they arrived. notice how she never relays the information that it may be a fake gun. >> everybody is tied up on priorities. there is a guy on swings pointing a gun at people. >> a few seconds later she describes rice but fails along to pass on the words the 911 caller used about the gun probably being fake. >> in the park by the youth center, is a black male sitting on the swings, wearing a camouflaged hat and a gray jacket with black sleeves, and he's pulling a gun out of his pants and pointing it at people. >> what happens next happens very quickly. the officer driving and over lowman in the backseat. >> the officers ordered him to show his hands and to drop the weapon and the young man pulled the weapon out and that is when the officer fired. >> in the dispatcher's audio you can hear the officer's grim call for help. >> shots fire. male down. black male. maybe 20. black revolver or black h

. >> citizens of cleveland ohio gathered at the park under the gazebo of where 12-year-old tamir rice was shot and killed by police. >> it's a travesty, and a wake-up call showing that cleveland is no difference to ferguson. the difference in ferguson is that they are more proactive than we are. >> reporter: they are calling for a better trained and more diverse police department. mostly they want justice for tamir. >> it's nearly dark now, it was mid afternoon on saturday when police were called. they were 3 meters away from the bay when they told him to put his hands in the air. instead he reached for the waist ban and what looked like a gun. it was a toy replica that shoots plastic. the orange tip to distinguish it from a real gun was removed. the person that called police twice said he was not sure if the gun was real. it's not clear if the officers were given that message. the two officers involved have been put on leave pending an investigation. >> guns are not toys. we need to teach the kids that. our community needs to understand that. in fact, such a weapon in this incident i

. >> citizens at cleveland ohio gathered at the park under a gazebo where a 12-year-old was shot and killed by police, and say it's not the first time police overreacted. >> it's a travesty, it's a wake up call showing cleveland is no difference to ferguson. the difference in ferguson is they are more proactive. >> translation: they are calling for a better trained and more diverse police department. mostly they want justice for tamir. it's nearly dark now. it was mid afternoon on saturday when police were called. they were 3 meters from the boy when they told him to put his lands in the hair. instead they reached for the waste band. >> it was a toy replica that shoots pellets. the orange tip, meant to distinguish it from a real gun had been removed. the person that called police said he was not sure if the gun was real. it's not clear if the officers were given that messagement the two officers involved were put on leave pending an having. >> guns are not toys. we need to teach our kids that. our community needs to understand that. guns are not toys. the facsimile weapon, and in inc

. >> the gentleman sitting in the gazebo: that's the first caller that you heard. [ silence ] >> during this time the view that the caller has, that's what prompts the call. that's the description that he gives us. the call times and the video is consistent. they match up with each other. that's the blurred vision--the blurred vision that you see up there is someone that we have not identified yet, and we're not going to show that, but that is someone that we need to talk to that has not been identified. >> so what we're looking at right now is the police replaying that video, the video of the moments leading up to the fateful shooting of a 12-year-old in cleveland, ohio. they're talking us through certainly aspects. you can see the red circles showing where the gun is visible, which i should emphasize to be a toy gun. his interaction with members of the public, and eventually it would lead up to the moment where the youth is approached by police officers, and the video ends with what we understand to be the fatal shooting of the 12-year-old. now according to the police account they cha

although her husband a cafe owner voted against it gazebos of the potential impact. >> i think he's goingo have to charge more for soda. or offer it up at cost. we have not really talked about it. actually i don't know if he knows how i voted. [ laughter ] it's just between us; right? >> reporter: her secret certainly safe with us. supporters here in berkeley believe that this soda tax that is passed in this city will likely set a nationwide trend but the soda industry meantime is down playing the results of the election and they believe that berkeley does not represent mainstream america. by the way, as we come back out here live, the new tax in berkeley it does not impact and does not apply to diet sodas. they are exempt. and then new tax measure d takes effect january 1st of next year. live in berkeley alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >> yeah it's been an emotional debate for some people out there. thank you alex. >>> 6:47 is the time. 59% of people have voted down proposition 45 in california. that measure would have given the state insurance commissioner the final say over any incre

. >> here's what we do at 4:00 o'clock this afternoon let's all meet at the the gazebo in rittenhouse't to have because you have to go take a nap or whatever. but, can we melt just one more day of spring before fall. >> let's do it. so put on summer dresses. shorts, tank tops, tube tops, coolat and meet at georgia even owe at rittenhouse square at 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon, an hour before the sun goes down. >> we will party. >> we will put it on videotape. >> wouldn't that be fun. >> i think so. >> you can bring some food. >> i'm in the bringing anything. >> if you come i'll buy you a drink over at park or rouge oring on like that. >> it is 9:20. we are trying to do thanksgiving with a twist. >> tired of the turkey and stuffing and the rolls, all of the usual stuff, but we will tell you this lady right here will show you how you can really impress your guests with exotic thanksgiving flavor. >> look at this. >> yes. >> look at this. >> ydeciding between buying food and health care is no longer a problem. healthy pa offers name-brand health insurance for the cost of a few basic gro

signs now pay whhomage to the runners and this gazebo will soon be dedicated to coach white or blanco as his runners affectionately call him. >> everyone is extremely proud to say that i was on that team, i ran with mr. white, whatever year. everyone is bragging. a lot of pride to almost everybody whos was here. >> when kevin costner tells you you're good looking, you you have to feel pretty good about yourself. it was open nationwide on february 20. >>> just ahead the mysterious underground world known as dark net. the man who runs one of the most popular sites. >>> changing times in saudi arabia. why the kcountry could end its ban on women drivers. >>> and inside the veterans center. how they're reaching out to those coming home from war. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be your

. >>> upset citizens at cleveland ohio gather add the park, under the gazebo where 12-year-old tamir rice was shot and killed by police, saying it's not the first time police overreacted. >> it's a travesty. it's a wake up call showing that cleveland is no different to ferguson. the difference in ferguson is they are more proactive. >> they are calling for a better train, more diverse police department. mostly they want justice for tamir. it's nearly dark now, it was midafternoon on saturday when police were called here. they were three meters from the boy when they told him to put his hands in the air. instead he reached for his waistband and what looked like a gun. >> it was a toy replica that shoots plastic pell ots. the orange tip meant to distinguish it from a real gun had been remostved. the two officers involved have been put on leave pending an investigation. >> guns are not toys, we need to teach our kids that, our community needs to understand that. guns are not toys. the facsimile weapon in this incident is indistinguishable from a real firearm. but we need to drive home t

shorts, and i'm going to ask everybody to get like summer dresses on and shorts and meet me at the gazebon rittenhouse square. because i believe it will hit 70 degrees on monday. >> well, here is the thing. you will have to wear -- bring your umbrella, as well. >> that's fine. >> you know what, it has gotten little cloudy. we have cold front coming close. so the sun will come back a little bit. and the seven day forecast has a lot of ups and downs in it. casino of up today from yesterday. down tomorrow. 35 degrees. forty-two today and 42 saturday. then up to 56 on sunday, here's the day mike is waiting for yes showers, but it will be 67 degrees back to autumn with mid 50's, on tuesday, the day before thanksgiving, starting to get chillier. it does look like we'll be on the chilly side for thanksgiving day, but not as cold as yesterday. >> but monday 67 degrees. can't wait until monday. let's push for 70. people on twitter want to know how much these little kitties are. we will reveal that in about two minute. womaand the way it made me chronic feel,ipation, the discomfort, the bloating, t

. >> reporter: that's at the gazebo across the street? >> in walnut park. >> reporter: my mom was in the marines for 40 years and my father was in the air force in the philippines. if you want more information about veterans day and all the activities going on in the bay area, visit us online at kpix.com and click on "links and numbers." from petaluma with mike harris, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >> good to know that people are going out there to honor vets in the parade. >> 15,000 people will be there. >> a lot of people. >> maybe some traffic in petaluma? >> i know. >>> and san jose with a big veterans day parade. i think everyone is sleeping in for now and gearing up for the parades later. it's quiet on the roads even quieter than yesterday so some schools have today off, as well. here's a live look at 880 where we are hot spot-free still around the bay area. and our usual congested areas are just not as congested as usual. here's a live look at the bay bridge. here's one example. the metering lights are turned on at 5:44. but you can se

the festivities at the gazebo, that's where they will have a prayer service. they will also have speeches from local dignitaries. there will be music and kids that are off from school, lots of fun. again, it is the petaluma veterans day parade and flyover that begins at 1 p.m. right here on fourth and d streets. i have to tell you, frank and michelle, veterans day means a lot to me because my mom, she served in the marines for 40 years and my father, he served in the air force stationed in the philippines. i hope you all have a wonderful day today. reporting from petaluma, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> 5:20 right now. the estimates are in from damage caused after the giants world series victory. how much taxpayers will have to pay for this year's mess. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, two quarterbacks in the news this morning. one had a rebirth to his career last night on monday night football, the other a former raider quarterback who was brought to tears. you will see why coming up. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at co

i mean being able to go out and of course try to get snow off of parts of like gazebos and some of myrees, bushes that are really you don't want them to snap in half and break, you try to get as much snow off as possible and trying to get a little exercise. i'm blessed. i have my wife who does her exercise outside and my brother ray who does a good job of doing a lot of things that i can't do, so -- but we're still -- we're having fun. we get back in but there's a lot of other people out there not having fun in this. if you kids they get to go out and enjoy the snow but don't let them out there too long. >> a lot of us are worried about we saw brian todd's report of the nursing home that they were fearful that the roof could collapse because all of the snow is on the roof. i assume you have a ton of snow on your roof at your house as well, right? >> oh, yeah. i think everybody in the area where i am, you know, lancaster, lackawanna, east aurora, all the areas that usually get hit with the heavy snow from the lake-effect snow, are used to having maybe two or three feet on the roofs but

minutes later he can be seen sitting in the gazebo. he can be seen getting up just as the police car pulls up. an officer pulls up and by the time the car has stopped tamir rice has been shot. you can see him fall to the ground just behind the police car. here's how it happened once more. within seconds of the squad car pulling up, you can see tamir rice falls to the ground. police had been called by a 911 caller who had warned that the gun rice was carrying was probably fake. here's a bit of that call. >> he's sitting on the swing right now, but he keeps pulling in and out of his pants and pointing it at people. probably a juvenile, you know? >> president of the cleveland police patrolman's association said the responding officers were not told by the dispatcher the gun might be fake. this is the airsoft gun police say rice was carrying. the orange safety indicator meant to mark it as a toy had been removed. in a statement today rice's family said their son's death could have been avoided. they also called for calm as protesters gathe

minutes later rice moves to the gazebo where he's now alone.we know exactly what the dispatcher told the responding officers before they arrived. notice how she never relays the information that it may be a fake gun. everybody is tied up with priorities. >> a few seconds later she describes rice but again fails to pass along the words that the 91 caller used about the gun probably being fake. >> in the park there's a black male sitting on the swings, he's wearing a camouflage hat, a gray jacket with fleece. keeps pulling a gun out of his pants and pointing it at people. >> what happens next happens very quickly. officer frank asghar mack and officer timothy lo man. >> the officers ordered him to show his hands and to drop the weapon and the young man pulled the weapon out and that's when the officer fired. >> in the dispatcher's audio you can hear the officer's grim call for help. >> shots fired, male down, black male, maybe 20, black revolver, black handgun. >> george howell cnn atlanta. >> we're going to bring in mel robbins. this is a very d

and show the police car pulled up to a gazebo after getting an 911 call about someone with a gun. >>using the boy is circled in red the video in the case to a stop within 2 seconds of the crow the pulling up next here on it uncaring a pellet gun which look like the real thing police say he ordered been ordered three times to show his hands before you a shock. >>: abrupt the door to door was open and he was yelling three commands the three times. >> pam: there been a protest this was the community meeting last night and what happened police have identified the officers involved and said the surveillance video was released today not to exonerate or condemn anyone but because the boy's family had requested that officers say that after three comments to show is a and the boy had reached into as well spent what appeared to be a fire arm. >> pam: coming up 545 where this train derailment has caused problems in california. circus so late performer's work just as hard as any professional (vo) if you live in the san francisco area and you're eligible for medicare, anthem blue cross can help y

a bystander in the gazebo called 911. twice more they questioned whether it was a real gun but his doubts were never conveyed by the dispatcher. >> there's a black male sitting on a swing. he keeps pulling his gun out of his pants and pointing at people. >> reporter: the shooting has sparked street protests. community activist reggie rucker blames toy guns but he also says there's a bigger problem. >> why do white men fear young black men? why? why in this country do we continue to struggle with this? >> reporter: the two officers involve rea involved are on administrative leerc leave. for "cbs this morning," dean ynolds, cleveland. >>> a british man rammed his car. violence is increasing in kabul as u.s. and nato troops begin to end their trip. >>> we learned u.s. troops just missed freeing an american hostage in yemen. a local soldier said the american and four other captives were moved just two days before. those u.s. forces raided a hideout in saudi arabia's border searching for the missing american. the attack rescue

we see rice standing beneath the gazebo in the rec center alone. suddenly the police car arrives on the scene in front of the boy. in about two seconds, it's over. rice is shot by the officer and doubles over. why did this happen? in an initial statement following the shooting, a cleveland police spokesperson said, quote, upon arrival on the scene, officers located the suspect and advised him to raise his hands. the suspect did not comply with officers' orders and reached to his waistband for r the gun. shots were fired and the suspect was shot in the torso. the cleveland deputy police chief at wednesday's press conference said rice was given three warnings to raise his hands. after that event race's family called for an investigation in the statement that read it is our belief that this situation could have been avoided and that tamir should still be here with us. the video shows one thing distinctly, the police officers reacted quickly. indeed, the video does show that quite distinctly. joining me now here at the table are khalil mohammed, chloe