at that point loman's partners helped administraminister first. have you heard any explanation why the officers didn't try to save tamir's life in those first four minutes? >> that's a long time. when you think about someone lying on the ground after being shot and dying, that's a long time for a police officer, a member -- he's a public servant. let's not forget what police officers are there to do, serve the public, to let that child l lie on the ground and die. and it remind me what have we witnessed with eric garner in new york, the man who died as a result of the chokehold, how he begged -- and he said, i cannot breathe, repeatedly. as he lie on the ground, no one rendered him aid and he died later just like this young man. we have to start realizing that good police officers can make a bad decision in a moment, rev. that does not mean that they are bad people, but when they make the decision in that moment, they have to be held accountable. we cannot continue to let our young black men die at the hands of police officers and they not be held

a grand jury is trying to determine if loman should face any charges.hey thought the 1-year-old was waving around a real gun, it turned out to be a pellet gun. >> a michigan man stole a ambulance, why did he need a ambulance? to get to the strip club. this happened sunday night after he stole an ambulance from outside the emergency room with the keys inside. the video shows the ems vehicle swerve into the wrong lane. he said he was en route to the place called the booby trap strip club. >>> a boston logan passenger he is accused of attacking a 70-year-old tsa agent. he was told to head back to ticketing to check the bag. he deliberately struck the victim sending her to the floor. he was arrested after the assault. >>> a free vaccination clinic for anyone who ate at a new jersey restaurant that is the scene of a hepatitis a scare. anyone who ate at rose's restaurant, a restaurant employee tested positive for the infection. >> time almost ran out for a cat after the owners decided to move to hawaii. >>> rain to blame for the gaping hole on a san francisco

now, the cleveland police are investigating the use of force by officers loman, but they acknowledge they did not review that controversial personnel fire before hiring him last march. norah? >> all right, dean. thank you so much. >>> this morning an al qaeda-linked group threatens to execute an american hostage held in yemen. they captured eric somers more than a year ago. the david martin she's video with a plea by eric somers. good morning. >> reporter: it shows a chilling threat. meet their demands or somers will be executed. it's not clear but exclusively they want money and the release of prisoners. >> i cam looking for any help t get me out of this situation. i'm certain my life is in danger. >> reporter: dressed in a button-down shirt and wearing glasses the 33-year-old american asks for help. >> i ask if anything can be done, let it be done. thank you very much. >> reporter: during a video the terrorist warns america has three days to meet their demands. somers, a photo journalist was abducted off the streets in yemen in 2013. the video comes one week after u.s. forces attem

but linda loman is talking about is how the final mortgage payment on the loman house was made the day of willie's funeral. i mean, judging by the number of apocalyptic movies released lately, there is no hope in popular culture either. i mean, somebody is probably -- you may know him in hollywood, working on apocalyptic remake on the sound of music. darwin endangered species, meet the old layperson last, five zombies i better run. what am i going to do. whatever thomas comes from. t., that the future, which brings us back to see movies and over and over again like this. [applause] >> here we go. you are right and you're wrong. i grew up in the 70's and all this is about how bad my future was going to be. 100 million people and everybody would eat incitements of edward g robinson. i knit at the expense of the nuclear destruction. charlton heston and all these movies. it was pretty good. [laughter] cannibalism again. but then again in the late 70s comes along as they optimistic can-do spirit which is called for, jonah? and pave the way that you are right and wrong because we are right b

and over 10 inches in ben loman. nowhere for the watt tire go. how much we'll get out of the next storm in 15 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. we are getting lots of rain. california still in a severe drought emergency. learning it is the worst. the state has seen in 1200 years. according to a new study published by university of minnesota. researchers there, examined a tree ring. there ha not been ape three y t period in california with such little rainfall and hot temperatures. >> hundred forced out of their home. the junk gle is closed. people and belongings are piling up on san jose's sidewalk. for many hard to imagine in the midst of so much wealth in the silicone valley, the jungle the largest homeless encampment in the country. among big questions, where will the people go next. peggy bunker near the jungle with more. peggy? >> reporter: as you mentioned. hundreds of people pushed out today. the country's largest homeless encampment. hard to believe here in the shadow of wealthy silicone valley. have people in dire circumstances. they are to.

the last 24 hours, rain totals over five inches in ben loman. most areas in the one to two-inch category. when you look at 48-hour totals this is impressive. over half a foot of rain in lomand. novato is close to that. 3.4 in san francisco and just updated these and oakland is close to three inches and same thing for livermore, close to two and a half in san jose. we have a couple more systems coming. i will be back with the timing of those. >> see you in a few minutes. >>> the storms were so intense the rainwater pooling on rooftops posed a serious danger. in antioch a roof collapsed almost coming down on a mother and her two toddlers. alan wang has the story. >> there was a hole up there so i could see outside of the building. all of the rain was coming in. >> she says her 1-year-old was sitting on a chair and a 2-year-old was running around a the coffee table and the rain was pouring down outside. >> i heard this noise and when i looked around my roof was hanging. >> she quickly got on the phone to call maintenance, but it was too late. >> th

the last 24 hours, rain totals over five inches in ben loman. most areas in the one to two-inch category. when you look at 48-hour totals this is impressive. over half a foot of rain in lomand. novato is close to that. 3.4 in san francisco and just updated these and oakland is close to three inches and same thing for livermore, close to two and a half in san jose. we have a couple more systems coming. i will be back with the timing of those. >> see you in a few minutes. >>> the storms were so intense the rainwater pooling on rooftops posed a serious danger. in antioch a roof collapsed almost coming down on a mother and her two toddlers. alan wang has the story. >> there was a hole up there so i could see outside of the building. all of the rain was coming in. >> she says her 1-year-old was sitting on a chair and a 2-year-old was running around a the coffee table and the rain was pouring down outside. >> i heard this noise and when i looked around my roof was hanging. >> she quickly got on the phone to call maintenance, but it was too late. >> th

the last 24 hours, rain totals over five inches in ben loman.t areas in the one to two-inch category. when you look at 48-hour totals this is impressive. over half a foot of rain in lomand. novato is close to that. 3.4 in san francisco and just updated these and oakland is close to three inches and same thing for livermore, close to two and a half in san jose. we have a couple more systems coming. i will be back with the timing of those. >> see you in a few minutes. >>> the storms were so intense the rainwater pooling on rooftops posed a serious danger. in antioch a roof collapsed almost coming down on a mother and her two toddlers. alan wang has the story. >> there was a hole up there so i could see outside of the building. all of the rain was coming in. >> she says her 1-year-old was sitting on a chair and a 2-year-old was running around a the coffee table and the rain was pouring down outside. >> i heard this noise and when i looked around my roof was hanging. >> she quickly got on the phone to call maintenance, but it was too late. >> the wh

less than two seconds after pulling up, 26-year-old officer timothy loman shot the boy dead. the weapon turned out to be a toy pellet gun. now, a 2-year-old personnel report raises questions about his fitness, including handgun performance described as dismal. written by the police in independence, ohio where he worked before joining the cleveland force, it says he was disturbingly immature, he would not be able to substantially cope or make good decisions during or results from other stressful relations. the deputy chief wrote, i do not believe time nor training will be able to change or correct these deficiencies. he quit soon there after and joined the cleveland force in march. the cleveland police did not review that controversial personnel file before hiring him, but weren't made aware of problems, either, by the previous department. in any case, his father said he believes his son acted properly and had no choice. dean reynolds cbs news, chicago. >>> police in abu dhabi are looking into a suspect for the murder of an american teacher. the suspect wearing a full black ve

and after getting over 10 inches of rainfall in ben loman. 3 1/2 in san jose. in five days. we have two more storms in the next seven days. detail that in the full forecast. >> impressive. thank you, jeff. >> late tonight. protests around the country. and around the bay area. san francisco and oakland. at one point, protesters shut down the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. the station just reopened though within the past 20 minutes. they also got on to 880. blocking traffic for a short time. so far tonight. police have been able to keep this group moving. a few hundred people on the streets of oakland tonight. all this in response, grand jury decisions in new york city and ferguson. >> "rolling stone" magazine is the target of outrage tonight. the magazine published an article about a sexual assault on a college scam pcampus the a face, she says, send a dangerous message. >> sexual assault survivors know many assaults go unreported. tonight they worry that rolling stone's decision to doubt a victim after publish herriing h story will create silence. >> i was really upset. feel

that came in over ben loman. down here we haven't had rain like that in years. and, boy, oh boy, did we need it. our hills are reflecting all the recent moisture. it going to be really pretty out there as we head to the weekend. you have one more round. we have showers coming in across the board. that's when we're expecting the lighter stuff to move onshore. the heavier stuff comes in between 2 and five. we're still getting that heavier rainfall across the board. >> there's more rain on the way as we head out late sunday into monday. temps today in the 60. 64 in san francisco with some thunder boomers in the forecast later today. i'm going to focus in on that in my next report. first let check your drive. mike inouye you love me technical terms, i know it. >> thunder boomers, and gal and now once again, on the roadway, on the deck you're doing all right. there's a little sheen on the roadway, some slippery conditions continue in patches throughout. but we'll look at the north bay, the upper east shore freeway, all heading smoothly with no backup at the toll plaz

ben loman. santa cruz mountains. mount tam, 7 inches of rain. that is what you want to see. the best part, we are getting the breaks. the breaks are what you need. percent of average don't mean anything. 165% of average in san jose. next system looks like the last one. see all the warm air? looks like the last one. a lot like the last one. if this wasn't in here, this was coming through, okay, it is going to rain. quarter inch. maybe less than that. when you have this much moisture you will get an inch, inch and a half of rain as we go into the next 24-36 hours and there is more behind that too. none of the storms are as powerful as what we went just went. cloudy tonight. next system. next system. you can see this one. it will be drier. we will watch it. as it falls we will have an opportunity do what tomorrow's storm did. snow levels high. a warm pattern. temperatures basically in the 60s tomorrow. despite the cloud cover. looking at rain developing for the afternoon commute. wet on the afternoon commute. morning commute sprinkles. we showed you early. but the afternoon com

the 26-year-old police officer who shot him, timothy loman, had only recently been hired by the clevelandus job, the officer's personnel records show that he was in the process of being fired. his supervisor describing an emotional meltdown, a behavior that shows a pattern of lack of maturity in discretion and not following instructions. but the cleveland police never asked to see his personnel records, a policy that a department says has now changed. tamir rice's death is the backdrop as there's a stinging report on the cleveland police department. >> they practiced in a violation of the fourth amendment. >> reporter: the investigation took two years, finding cleveland police officers use unnecessary force at a significant rate, including officers who shoot at people who do not pose an imminent threat of serious bodily harm to officers, that they hit people in the head with their guns or use of deadly force is not justified and there are systemic deficiencies, failures by higher-ups to investigate officer-involved shooting. >> we find a rubber stamp mentality exists with this excessive f

this after personnel records show officer timothy loman had been on the verge of being fired from another police department because he was "distracted and weepy and showed a lack of maturity." the report also details his problems with following instructions. lowman killed a mere rice after the 12-year-old pulled out a toy gun in the park. much more on the choke hold death and we'll show you what president george w. bush says about racial tension in america. plus, what we're learning about the american being held hostage by al qaeda. his family is now speaking. a live report next. no...soup! oh! soup! loaded with vegetables. packed with taste. ♪ (holiday mhey! is playing) i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with th

garner in staten island, new york and the new information about the suitability of officer timothy loman who killed 12-year-old tamir rice in cleveland, ohio. reminds us that we live in a ofntry founded on principles equality. s still find the promise of equality has yet to be fully realized. every indicator that we use in the united states to measure progress, people of color are falling further behind and in some important ways doing worse than they were in 1960. our school have resegregated. our levels of unemployment are at an all-time high. we face discrimination in voting. as we mark a number of anniversaries this year and next, including the civil rights act, freedom summer, the voting rights act and bloody sunday, we must acknowledge and celebrate how far we have come, but we must also be aware of just how far we have to go in the quest for equal. -- equality. systemic obstacles and opportunity remain for our communities and we failed to establish the justice and equality that we all seek. without question, our criminal justice system is in crisis. racial and ethnic bias and disc