i just see this powerful-shouldered man with a hammer. kicking in the door.ee verbalia, the terror in her heart. >> same thing, with a hammer blow to the head. >> he beat his family to death. what did he do next? he took a shower. because all they were to brad bishop was an impediment. he felt that this is just baggage to keep me from the life that i deserve. and he got rid of that baggage in the most horrible way. >> he then collected the bodies of all of his family members, and he put them in the station wagon. >> there's a wonderful poem by yates. love is a crooked thing. there's none that knows all that's in it. for one would be thinking of love until the sun ran away and the shadows cover the moon. but the line, oh love is a crooked thing. didn't he love his children? love is a crooked thing. there's none that knows all that's in it. right? >>> the murder is not over when the victims die. the murder is over after he has sated his anger against them. >> everybody underestimated the intelligence of brad bishop. push your enterprise and you can move the wor

north bay, now buying a bit of a break after being hammered all night long. we are affected around the peninsula, we have delays at sfo, one hour and 49 minutes. we go to the eastern portions of the bay area, it has been an awful morning commute. that includes 586 corridor and we start wrapping around the bay. mill valley, you will be buying a bit of a break momentarily. temperatures today, into to 50s and low 60s. the winds will be blowing out of the east making it a little raw during the afternoon. we'll continue to see scattered showers during the day. showers becoming heavier during the afternoon on tuesday. we dry out on thursday and a chance of rain on friday and dry conditions over the weekend. frank, and julia. >> thanks, the bay area is getting hit with more torrential rain. after last week's storm. kip is live in san francisco where residents are ready for whatever this next batch brings. >> reporter: yeah, heading out the door this morning, make sure to have your umbrellas and the boots. maybe an extra layer because this storm is colder than the la

you have these kids bludgeoning this guy with a hammer.s the president going to send three white house representatives to his funeral? is the president going to comment on it? are they going to have a meeting with al sharpton. will eric holder weigh? or will it go away? >> there was an attack by these kids but the guy got away. now they've viciously killed this guy with a hammer. people were talking. another kid that was shot during a car window during the riots when they had the riot last tuesday. these things are all occurring. people have to realize who is going to come? the police have to be there. they didn't say anything about what the race of these kids were with the hammers that smashed the guy's head in. and right away all of a sudden now we're at a point where there is other crime. and this was not a racial crime with michael brown. that's the biggest problem. >> they reported, i'll throw this to mark fuhrman, we came here from freedom from the serbs, now we're getting killed by african-americans. that's not fair. they don't even

a man trying to prevent destruction during demonstrations.is drilled in the head with a hammer. here's the entire 9 second video. >> grant:here it is again. >> chanting >> grant:the guy in the bike helmet is pushing away people who may be trying to vandalize or look a buisness. you can see a man in a mask use a hammer to hit the man in the face. >> grant:the whole time.others are chanting "peaceful protests" >> grant:he was hospitalized.he's expected to be okay. kron four's teresiaom the storefront.that the victim was trying to help protect. >> reporter: getting into a fight with several other in front of the store and they were all the sutton and men and headed sweatshirts strikes the man and the helmet and he goes down. it is unclear from the video is if he has sustained major injuries such as a concern concussion. slowing down the cell phone bill obtained by kron4 news you can see the attack quite clearly vandalism has definitely been profound. >> grant:berkeley business owners are still assessing the damage from the protests over the weekend. >> grant:slabs of plywood could

a group of teenagers using hammers to beat a man to death.snian immigrant driving down the street when the teen started hitting his car with hammers. the driver got out of car to confront the teens. police say that is when the teen started pump ling him with the hammers. the victim's aunt with was him during the attack. >> four people car. he stopped and opened door. four guys. young. and fighting for him. i came, i say help, no. help' no. i cry and i said please. please, please come and please help. stop. the guys i said no, please. no, please. >> he died in your arms? >> he died. i stayed for him [inaudible] he died. >> two teens under arrest and police are looking for more suspects. joining us again, defense lawyer and former homicide detective ted williams, you know, the big elephant in the room was this racially motivated or not? police are saying right now that it is not. but we have incomplete facts. but it does show the level of violence on the streets in st. louis and the area and other cities around the nation. >> greta, tension is

now it's a standoff, hammer versus 6 1/2-foot stick. >> he tried to hit me, and i tried to show the hammer. and he jump from the counter to come inside. and i jump over the counter to go outside. i try to save myself. >> this dangerous duel continues for a heart-stopping two minutes. jugal, not giving the thief the money and doing his best to stall him until help arrives. >> i was thinking that some customer will come. then i'll be free. >> but no sign of any customers on this morning. the robber backs jugal into a corner with his stick and finally breaks the stalemate when he jumps the counter. the two struggle and for a few seconds, jugal gets control of the stick. but then, as the men grapple on the ground, the shop owner feels a sharp pain in his arm. he's hurt. but that isn't his biggest concern at the moment. >> i was scared. when i fell down, he dropped the knife from the counter area. >> a knife? apparently the robber doesn't see it, but jugal says there was an eight-inch knife on the counter, normally used to cut bagels and meat which got knocked down to the ground in the melee an

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went down to the park and spent some time on the boardwalk, christie's kids taught me how to hit the hammer to get the frogs into the bucket. it was hard. and then christie beat me at football toss, which really aggravated me. and he bragged about it afterwards, which is okay. butly get a rematch at some point. but we went in there just on have fun. we came because after hurricane sandy, people across this state, including those of you here at this base, you had to pick

of boos and applause monday a reflection of police distrust of the first-term mayor who has been hammered by the police unions for seeming too sympathetic to protesters who have questioned tactics in several cases. >> thank you for choosing what is a noble calling.

that part of the community really got hammered today. lisa is live in milpitas tonight. lis lisa? >> hi dan. it has been pouring hear for hours outside flooding in this mobile home park and one next door. water level rise something fast we actually had to pull back our live truck because we were surrounded by the water. it's about 2 feet deep in some parts you can see the bottom step of that home is already disappeared and right

one man was hit and had a hammer as he tried to defend a radio shack store.ase are estimating between 205 hundred people out there right now of. it started out there peacefully tonight at 5:00 p.m. against a new york grand jury decision not to indict an officer who killed a man with a choke hold. >>: the erik gunnar killing video is probably the most high- priced profile videos since the rodney king beating south. in the key case there are many officers who were beating. in the donner case one cannot garner case only one officer was using a deadly chokehold. in both cases the federal government promised to do more. >>: in the american conscience there is no room for bigotry and racism. i want everyone to know that the federal government will pursue its legal responsibilities. in the king case for officers were indicted by in that garner case no officer was indicted. unlike the michael brown case, they do see a real chance for the feds to bring the civil- rights case against the officer for killing garner. vicki liviakis>>:a man in las vegas is dead after poli

don't get hammered. take a taxicab. that's a reference to the hammer that an uber driver used. >> an uber driver lit a passenger. >> reporter: his bumper -- hit a passenger. >> reporter: his bumper sticker refers to an uber driver that ordered his passengers out of the car in september and he hit one of the passengers in the face with a hammer breaking his cheekbone. >> everybody take a cab. they're safer. most cab drivers know where they're going. >> reporter: who made the bumper sticker? it's not clear. the driver of this taxi told us they were handing them out last month at the protest at sfo. taxis stopped traffic at the airport to demonstrate against ride share companies. another butcher sticker says didn't your mother tell you not to ride with strangers? a reference to the fact ride share drivers don't have to do a background check like cabbies do. >> i think it's humorous. i wouldn't put it on my cab. >> reporter: barry corngold is with the san francisco taxi workers alliance. >> cab drivers are coming up with al

things that happened to be the is the new south whaels police, the state police announced operation hammer head. it's going to be a three week program of increased police surveillance and intense policing activities throughout the city. the city of 4 million people. in particular police presence will be seen in places like the opera house, the harbor, other places where people congregate and elements of transportation. the idea with the heightened police presence, it will make people feel safer. in the wake of what happened, this city is edgy and anxious hoping there isn't going to be a copy cat situation or another lone wolf as was the case with man her roan man nice. everyone is deeply concerned about what happened. people here -- many of them know the two victims katrina dawson and tori johnson. i've spoken to friends of katrina today. she's remembered as a wonderful

she was struck with a hammer, choked, and stabbed multiple times.e days prior to the killing, kronsberg changed the cover photo of his facebook page. it was a bloody image from a movie about a serial killer. >> it's the worst thing possible. i mean, my lawyer when i first met him, he just slammed the paper against the window and i was just like, are you [ bleep ] kidding me? i can't believe that was on there. i just changed that too. >> until recently, kronsberg was housed in the jail's maximum security wing where he kept a low profile. >> i've known mr. kronsberg for about a year. he's a quiet inmate. he'll walk around all day. if you tell him to do something, he'll do it. >> thank you, sir. >> when the inmate is always doing the right things, you still have cell searches to do and you still search them. >> during his cell search eight days earlier, officers found contraband in kronsberg's box of personal items. >> as soon as we touched his box, he said, oh my god. we pulled the cap of it off and he had buck, which is homemade alcohol and he had en

then a man in a mask hits him in the face with a hammer. the whole time. others are chanting "peaceful protests" the victim was hospitalized. he's expected to be okay. the berkeley protests show no sign of letting up. continuing our coverage. kron 4's vicki liviakis talked to a famous artist and activist from the 60's to give us some perspective. vicki liviakis>>:protests on the streets of berkeley are nothing new to david goines. part of the free speech movement in 1964. he was even expelled from cal for it. >>:i was kicked out. vicki liviakis>>:goines is well known berkeley artist who prints his own posters. freedom of the press and free speech - yes. he's worried about the violence. but understands the frustration. >>: we're looking at a social unrest that is nearing what happened in the 1960's >>: it's not so much about michael brown it's more like we've had it! vicki liviakis>>:goines says while some protestors have blocked the freeway - he blocked a train. goines sees some parallels to what he experienced. all of the things that have gone wrong. 50th

>>> a hammer head shark spot as diver's bait box. who wins one dangerous tug of war. >> that diver is taking food from a shark's mouth. >> an out of control rider goes off on the driver. a video a bus company wants you to see. >> her name is millie. she was born with brittle bone disease. how this first-timer on skates is moving like a pro. >> wow! >> a video for anybody who thinks they've seen it all. >> how about a guy with a selfie riding a pink rocking horse wearing skiing equipment half naked? >> this qualifies as surveillance video a crime was occurring. something was stolen here. as you can see, that is a hammer head shark. that is a bait box. he says i'm going to take the whole thing. >> it was captured 2013 and recently surfaced online. grabs it gone. >> diver is taking a spoon from a shark's mouth. >> the shark is like fine, be that way. >> no pictures for you. >> i'll go home. >> this was filmed on lake superior where you can see it is very cold. somebody is ice fishing. this guy has drilled a 10 inch hole into the ice. go

many people go out and get hammered. next morning, you wake up and you have to put yourself back together. you want to put your best foot forward into the new year. >> whether it is because served in hell or serve to people who feel like hwll. you start with onions. i also use a large handful of jalapenos. >> this is hell. >> the heat comes from two levels. i take basic tomatoes. you want to go like that. are you ready to crack the eggs? 1, 2 3 4 5. lower lower. right on the egg yolk. >> oh, baby. >> you go from hell to heaven in two bites. >> here is this food in its final prepared form. eat that stuff. the ultimate hangover cure. so good. say it again in italian 4s. -- for us >> the jalapenos are barely cooked through so they still have a little bit of crunch. people get up and happy and that will put them right back on the field. >> this is good whether or not you get totally hammered on new year's eve. would you agree? >> i agree. >> this is a political show. a story out in politico talking about how republicans will

i say avoid the hammering entirely. thursday is nike town. i talked about how special this business is and royalty, i just got growth in china. growth in western europe and the united states. that's why the stock is near the 52-week high. you know what? we'll not take the bait. i want the stock in the 96 range. you mind if it get it more in the $90 range? that's where i pull the trigger. red hat, i used to have a red hat. somebody took it. it's similar to adobe. it reported amazing numbers today. stocks soared 9%. i started thinking that red hat could do the same thing. they are too similar for me to believe red hat's business could be the same. like nike town, i'm not alone because this stock is right off the 52-week high. finally, we get reports from blackberry. okay, you know, used to be research in motion grim, but blackberry like the blackberry, car max, paychex and finish line. no dice. we'll listen to car max. the consumers flush it so i think car sales will be strong. a monster run so only buy ahead of the quarter if we get again a wa

natural gas getting hammered again.r the bell," a company, small name, warren suspended their dividend. stock is down 20%. jim, i know it's great for the majority of the country, but it's starting to get worrisome in other areas. >> not great for texas, for example. i think certainly the cold weather could be a help. i still believe the issue is supply side. the saudis are digging their heels in. the us has great producing power. i believe until -- look, low prices will stop low prices. at a certain point, it's better to leave it in the ground than take it up. that itself will jack prices up. >> i believe jim is right. supply is a major issue. i will bring to the floor front demand. demand across the globe has deaccelerated. i'm not saying down. demand there in china, the growth rate is decelerating. their carbon footprint, they're very cautious reducing their footprint. dollar strength will put the lid on oil and gas -- charles: real quick. we're running out of time. i want to share one tweet. deborah tweeted that she

are they hammering into concrete? >> yeah.ing right through the pavement into the work below. >> you better get your hand out of the way there. >> this video reveals a secret. a secret that's not so much a secret. >> i have a boyfriend to a guy even though you don't have a boyfriend? >> who hasn't? >> when a lady has a man approach her she uses the line, i have a boyfriend. the guy put it to the test. >> i'm actually in your boyfriend's business class and he left his phone there. >> i don't have a boyfriend. >> you don't? >> no. >> here comes guy number two to the same girl. >> i've seen you over there. you're really cute. >> you go to nyu? i go to nyu. you're a business major? i'm a business major. >> maybe i can get your number. we have compatibility. we can study later alone together, get the job done. >> i actually have a boyfriend. >> you have a boyfriend. >> my friend said you have a boyfriend you said no. now you say you have a boyfriend to avoid me? i'm sick and tired of this? >> it is a tactic used by females to not s

this coming just days after another bosnian man was allegedly beaten to death by teens armed with hammers. now, in both cases, these victims were white. the majority of the suspects were black. more on this hypocrisy with milwaukee sheriff david clark but first, to mike tobin on the attack you're not hearing about. mike? >> well, as you stated, st. louis city police are investigating the potentially hate crime. a bosnian woman who was beaten in the sameth neck neighborhood where a bosnian man was hammered to death days earlier. the tack happened in the mills neighborhood, nicknamed little bosnia because all of the immigrants who moved there during the civil war in the former using low slave. three black teen illinois ore's beat on the woman's car and flashed a gun until she got out of the car and then one of the day tackers scold herd before being bosnian before she was beaten unconscious. >> and then threaten toed to do harm to her because she was bosnian. the fact pattern indicates whether it was targeted because she was boss neon or they found out she was bosnian, the crime continued o

. >> andy's favorite spot in chiang mai, a family-run restaurant named auntie deng's hammered meat.g's lightly slapped meat. he's practically family. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> hammered meat, here anyways, beef or pork that's been charcoal grilled, then pulverized into ropy threads to give it a distinctive texture, then served with spicy chili and galangal dip. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> oh, so i guess that i have been accepted by the family, and i will be living in the house here next door, and my job is going to be to smash beef with the hammer every night, probably for the rest of my life. >> this woman has expectations, dude. >> i'm in deep, deep trouble. it's pretty obvious. >> what if they pounded it before they cooked it? >> it wouldn't look like that if if they pounded it before they cooked it. >> right. >> right. >> classic. that's good. chewy. hmm. still chewy. still chewing. delicious. >> and because andy is a vip and future potential son-in-law, dad is sporting his 40 amulets of protection, brings out the chef's special, a bitter soup with buffalo tendon sp

. >> huge hammer over the top. >> miocic -- >> he's finished more than one man with that punch. >> big uppercut. >> he loves the uppercut. he loves the left hook. >> the fight and uppercut he landed on fabricio still plays on highlight reels. >> ufc debut back in 2008. >> right out of the way of that one. >> cigano out of the way. >> good right-hand by miocic. >> and the clinch. fourteen months since we've seen junior dos santos competing in the octagon. once again, the right cheek of the former champion. >> so far stipe miocic fighting the round of his career. the most dangerous fighter he's ever picked. >> confidence is huge here in the fighting. stipe miocic is ultraconfident he can win this fight. >> he's showing confidence. he's also showing excellent ability and strategy. he just got attacked there again and again. nine cars, eighty summers and you're done. you could spend your life wathching other people with branded helmets and sticker book smiles. or you could go out and make some marks of your own. earn some scars! break records, bones and hearts! till you're eighty eight and

the south wind hammers it. bay bridge gets hammered. richmond, they get hammered. so, wind in the morning, that is what you will be up against. then the rain moving in. rainfall accumulations, significant stuff here. this is the model saying by 5:00 tomorrow, san ancelmo, up to three inches of rain. in the watershed? up to five inches of rain. the russian river drainage basin, they are getting five inches up there. some areas six or seven inches of rain. it is a lot going on. we will be tracking it for you. there is not a lot behind this. there is rain. you see heavy rain in san rafael. san francisco, 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and oakland, it starts to progress. it starts to move about noon. when you are looking at, i will get to the five day forecast here, when you are looking at the colors, think rainfall rates right? and so, it is one thing to get rain, but it is another thing to have it to an inch-and-a- half, dare i say two inches an hour in some places? that will cause problems especially in the urban areas like san francisco. i expect hot spots tomorrow will

this board system is gonna hammered the entire bay area. now and the mid to upper 50s later in the afternoon we should get up to the '60s and a film bisulfite and partly dry. so today is the date for you to get some things taking care of. and it's a holiday decorations off along and prepare for this storm is heading our way. >> reporter: about 8:00 p.m. would receive heavy rain and areas like the cow. ukiah then about midnight it will encroach on santa rosa and then after that the entire bay area will be underneath this los moving storm and were gonna cds and accumulation. places like concord and valley in the east bay about 3:00 is gonna slowly works its way down the san jose all around 3:00 p.m. san jose is gonna be hit very hard. behind it were gonna have widespread rain and on the back of it to so will probably rain all day long. even through the evening commute. >> reporter: here is the accumulation as the reluctant up right now we're looking at 5 in. in the north bay hills to 4 in. for a possible other inland locations. probably more

it shows a brutal attack on a complete stranger by a man with a hammer.thing more shocking than this brutal attack caught on surveillance camera is how random it turns out to be. >> actually seeing that tape was just -- it was horrifying. yeah. and yes, his intentions was to kill, you know, someone, but it just happened to be my son. >> it's about 12:15 in the morning when 20-year-old duane taylor, a lab technician from the university of pennsylvania, boards the broad septa train line in philadelphia to head home after a day's work. he dozes off listening to his ipod as the train heads north. next to him, a man is standing with his son. the little boy is told to sit down. then for no apparent reason, the father pulls a double claw hammer from his bag, turns to taylor and viciously attacks him. >> the victim did not know this man. it was a random attack. he was asleep on the subway. >> you don't know what kind of pain i'm in. >> the assault lasts for five long minutes. the other passengers, about ten of them, either leave the train or just watch. amazingly

the area gets hammered by another round of rain. i'm tori campbell. rosy >> we are looking at a very swollen river area. this is where we have the flood warning. giving you a shot here taken from stump town brewery. you can see how bad it is. a flood warning means that it is a reality. it is ongoing right now. let's switch over to our ktvu graphics. it is in the guerneville area. flood stage at 32 feet. it is peaking at 33.3 feet. some areas already reporting flooding in that area including right along highway 116. that should say 116 at drake road. it is right in here at forest vail. this is at the level where the trailer park begins to flood as well. be careful out there if this is your area. i want to back it up and show you that a widespread flood advisory will continue until 9:00 this evening. that is issued by the national weather service. be on your guard. you can expect some flooding as well as debris flow. before i let you go we'll take a look at where the rain is falling at this time. let's start in the north bay. we are continuing to see li

so i'm going to take this solid steel hammer and i'm going to cut this hammer up. you can cut though ham bones chicken bones, frozen food disjoint turkey. this is an all purpose knife and i don't care how and i'm not doing this to show you this is a hacksaw. you want to buy a hacksaw you can buy them every day of the week. you want a knife that'll never get dull; never wear out? i want you to take a look at this. now, can you all see the filings that came off that hammer. had to come somewhere, right? if it came from my knife i'm in trouble. if it came from my hammer and it's still sharp i've got one heck of a knife. wouldn't you say so? yeah. let's find out if the knife is still sharp. okay? would you say, ladies and gentlemen that this knife is still sharp. today, tonight, tomorrow next week, next year for the rest of your life you never ever have to sharpen this knife. what would you expect to pay for a knife that's going to last you forever? hum? if you went down to a department store a knife like this is gonna cost you at least a hundred dollars. would you say

off 45% for the year, shouldn't exxon have been hammered one more time? or are people starting to recognize that while all the oil stocks are losers, maybe some of them are going to lose a lot less marking cap than others because of strong cash management, terrific balance sheets and oil. that's the definition of exxon. a company i'm not a fan of because it doesn't have production growth but a company able to do something about that lack of growth by pouncing on those who have great prospects and don't have the balance sheets anymore to exploit them. i've been waiting for more oil stock market oil to occur. have cash, no cash and maybe after today's action it's starting to happen. here is my theory. there are just about $200 billion worth of high yield paper from the oil park borrowerings. we know there is plenty of direct loans from banks but half the bonds goes bad because oil is collapsing, half. pretty worse case scenario, don't you think? let's game it. what will happen? how about a production challenge company coming in and buying everything it want

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work week and a brand-new storm and we have anywhere from moderate to heavy downpours right there hammering the san mateo bridge. also lifting up and easterly direction as well is up to the north and san lorenzo. san francisco, you know what i'm talking about with heavy rainfall at this particular hour. more rain, storm number two and three still in the forecast, we have the straightahead. >>> the roads are slick out there, to tractor trailers direct, jackknifed near fremont early this morning. parts of the interstate were blocked a couple of hours and they are since cleared. >>> big problems at bay area airport so far at sfo so far 100 flights have been counseled including 50 or two departures and 53 arrivals. many flights are delayed by at least an hour. >>> sonoma county officials say damage from last week's storms amounts to only $60 million. that number is expected to climb. homes, businesses, and roads were flooded there. the russian river topped 1 foot above flood stage. and the board of supervisors will extend the local emergency that was declared last week. >>> san francisco unifie

the senate taking part in a rare weekend session on capitol hill trying to hammer out a deal to avoid. hello, everybody, welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm uma pemmaraju. it's all about the politics with republicans and democrats arguing more within their own ranks rather than debating key issues like the funding, the department of homeland security, pork spending, and battling into the night to work it all out. >> before the senate today is a $1.1 trillion bill. full of christmas

>>whoosh >>peaceful protest >> grant:the man attacked with a hammer as he tried to stop looters last night. condition. >>whoosh >> grant:emotions running high in san jose as niners and raiders mix it up at levi's stadium >>whoosh >> grant:the bay area gets ready for a new and possibly destructive winter storm. find out what you need to know to get ready and what scientists are saying about the prospects for a wet winter. >>whoosh >> grant:and if you're confused by all the claims for smartphone air travel apps. tech reporter gabe slate shows you which ones will ease you through from check=in to boarding gate. >> grant:this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. >> catherine: good evening, i'm catherine heenan. >> catherine: mass protests in berkeley for the third straight night. we've seen a bart station shut down. objects hurled at police. >> catherine: grant lodes is watching it all. grant? >> grant:caught on camera last night in berkeley -- a ferocious attack. a man trying to prevent destruction during demonstrations. >> grant: this is happening right now for the last f

. >> a kid with a hammer comes in, throws brake fluid, like he's going to start the house on fire. >> i thought we were going to get attacked because they had weapons, like hammers and crowbars and things. >> police say they were forced to use smoke and tear gas after the crowd refused to let up. look at this. at one point, other protesters, they tried to keep the peace. >> why is there police? there is no need. for people protesting, they shouldn't be taking things from stores that aren't bothering them. >> it is unclear just how many people were arrested. at least seven other police departments have stepped up to help. >> we have with us jennifer coates on the phone. she's the berkeley police public information officer. it's good to have you this morning. can you set the scene for us? what's the latest there? >> good morning. thanks for having me. currently, the protests have pretty much winded down. there's just a small group, less than 50, that are still marching, but it is peaceful at this point, and we have pulled our resources back, and the mutual aid agencies that have been as

the bosnian man beaten to death with a hammer in st. louis this weekend was laid to rest saturday in iowa. a 17 year old boy is charged with the man's murder. two other juveniles are also in custody. >>> well, still to come on cnn. in just hours, the duke and duchess of cambridge will touchdown in the u.s. for a whirlwind visit. >>> in louisiana, republican congressman has won a seat in the u.s. senate after a tough runoff election. bill cassidy declared victory over mary landrieu. the senate will have control of 54 seats next year by the republicans. >> on november 4th, the american people sent a message. they september a message that they did not like the direction our country is going in. now you in this room, our state, is the exclamation mark on that message. we echo that, that we want our country to go in a conservative direction. >> now landrieu has represented louisiana in the senate for 18 years. democrats won't have a single senator or governor south of virginia next year. >>> actor mark wahlberg is seeking redemption for a cr

these #r hammer marked -- marks into the glass of the radioshack. you can see looters broke in and tried to steal from here. i'll tell you how that went down. first i want to show you video from about 15 minutes ago from sky 7hd. we watched as a group of demonstrators making their way back to the uc berkeley campus stopped at an ice cream shop on telegraph called cream. some in the group tried to break down the door and the window and then others in the larger group tried to stop them. it is similar to what we saw at the radioshack. >> we watched as an -- agitators tried to stop them. this man attempted to stand between the looters and the store and she was hit in the face with a hammer. he was quickly attended to by a medic. another rogue protestor jumped into the store. you can hear others in the group yelling at him to get out. he tossed merchandise out the sat -- shattered door. now watch as the same guy tries to stop the masked looter. organizers in cyst would be peaceful -- insist would be peaceful. >> a rubber bullet and bruised. it is diffic

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