i already been down here a year. >> i want to be maced. >> i won't mace you, gibbs. >> i need to be maced. >> you don't need to be maced. >> i have to be. >> no, you don't. there's no reason for this (bleep). >> if i cut up, will you mace me? >> no, there's no reason for any of that stuff. >> you can't give me a little blast, just a burst? >> no, i'm not going to give you a blast, all right? i understand you're frustrated, okay? >> no, you don't understand. >> i do. we had that conversation. >> you have no clue. >> don't think it's lost on me that you're locked in a box for 23 hours a day. >> i don't care about that. this is like being, this, this to me is nothing. that's what's so sad about segregation, is after years and years and years, you become retarded to it. >> you're smarter than that. >> i'm all (bleep) up. >> but you're smarter than that, gibbs. >> i'm (bleep) up from it. >> you're smarter than that. >> okay, so we'll evaluate it and we'll look at moving you along, and we'll talk next week. okay? okay. have a good weekend. >> i can't even get (bleep) maced in this place! >> fro

>> james mace. >> james mace has to do it, what does he have to do? take care of water.james. >> look -- >> you better take that call, man. >> when you're in charge of the water for a small town and your phone rings, you better answer the phone. >> call city hall and ask them. >> i love it. >> he's climbing towers. he's taking calls. he's keeping the water running. >> i'm talking to mike rowe here. >> he's james mace, he has a lot going on. i think we're probably ready to go, we have people waiting to spit some watermelon seeds. >> you going to spit them? >> yes. >> the watermelon thump. 61 years of thumping. the town has given me some acoutriments. i guess that's the thing you carry your seeds in. of course, the watermelon's here, here's a fellow really leaning into it. you can feel the excitement in the air. you can hear the train approaching. as the sun dips behind the cloud. lending new air, drama, to an otherwise intermenable standout. >> sometimes you just have to say, what the thump. it's all about getting into town. and locating the legendary luling spit way. dow

in testimony wilson said that he had mace and he had a baton.baton is a night stick, a billy club, i've seen cops use a night stick and billy club when i was in in junior high and the vietnam war was going on and there was protest, billy clubs are pretty damn effective. i'm surprised that the officer didn't have enough confidence or judgment to pull out a billy club and disarm this big guy that was in front of him. i've seen billy clubs take down big people. stick around. right now, you can get a single line with 3 gigs for $65 a month. 3 gigs ... is that a lot? that's about ... 100 app downloads, 45 hours of streaming music, and 6 hours of video playing. (singing) and five golden rings! ha, i see what you did... (singing) four calling birds...three french hens ...(the guys starts to fizzle out) two... turtle...doves... i really went for it there ya you did ... you really, really did now get 3 gigs of data on one line for $65 a month. switch to at&t, buy a new smartphone and get $150 credit per line. has the power to captivate. [ all cheering ]

with his right hand because the mace was out of reach. so he said brown was covering his face. wilson said other options he considered were his flashlight or his baton but because he and brown were in such proximity he didn't feel either option would be effective. so the only other option i thought was my gun, wilson testified. i drew my gun. i said get back or i'm going to shoot. he immediately grabs my gun and says you are too much of a blank to shoot me. wilson says i don't normally carry a taser. darren wilson says he doesn't typically carry a taser on him. we only have a select amount wilson testified. usually there's one available but i usually elect not to use one. it's not the most comfortable thing. they are very large. i don't have a lot of room in front of me. northbou none of this, dan shore, was cross examined. people who say there was an injustice say it should have been cross examined. >> there are two issues. one is should all the evidence have been given to the grand jury? absolutely they should hear everything. the secon

this time the tool of chews, glue mace trap with nails stuck on top. >> we think he is nuts. it is not normal. the guy obviously needs help. why would you want to destroy people's property? it is just ridiculous. >> on wednesday police say he walked up behind a septa vehicle park near this intersection and placed the trap behind the tire. they say a septa employee was in the front seat and watched toledo wack back inside his home just up the block. >> anything at all you would like to say. >> woman inside the house shut the door on us when we asked for comment. neighbors say the block surrounding the home had been targeted by vandalism for months with screws, nails, even glass, left in street and driveways. >> when i heard about it i went and checked it out and i found a few behind my house. >> so far police have not linked toledo to those crimes. it was back in may of this year, that he was sentenced to two years probation for slashing tires in mayfair in 2012. after prosecutors pushed for five to ten years in prison. >> just very happy without outcome. >> neighbors were not

. >> mace like the spray.ent medieval weapon. >> i think that's for more manly. >> it will ruin your day either way. >> what does james mason have to do? the citizens depend on him. he has been doing it for 34 years. thank s james. better take that call, man. >> when you're in charge of the water for a small town and your phone rings you got to take the call. it's pretty simple. see the thing is that he's on duty 24/7. >> he's climbing towers and taking calls. he's keeping the water running. >> i'm talking to mike rowe here. >> i think we're probably ready to go. >> the watermelon thump. 61 years of thumping. the town has given me something that you carry your seeds in. all of the actual seeds in question. of course the watermelon here. here is a fella spitting really leaning into it. don't want to overstate it but you can feel the excitement in the air. you can hear the train approaching. the town of lulane as the sun dips behind a cloud, lending a new heir of drama. sometimes you just got to say, what the th

through both our sets of hands, but it would have disabled me. >> you rule out mace. >> yes. >> this is happening in a split second. >> yes. and the only thing left with miss firearm. so, i -- >> where is your gun at that point? >> i keep it on my right hip. i take it out and i point it at him. >> you are no longer holding onto his arm? >> no, my left hand is blocking my face and i'm getting my firearm with the right. >> show us what you did. >> i was like this, i brought my hand up like this. i said, get back, or i'm going to shoot you. immediately, he grabbed the top of my gun. he said, you're too much of a [ bleep ] to shoot me. when he did that, he twisted it and put it down into my hip and had the barrel dug into the crease, in my heft hip. i can feel his hand trying to come over my happened and get inside the trigger guard and try to shoot me with my own gun. at that point, i envisioned the bullet going into my leg. >> both your hands are on the gun at that point? >> yes. this hand's trying to just get it back and, you know, my right hand was on the pistol. >> and his hand's ov

. >> there's also a guy named james mace from the local water department.help me get to the top of this thing. we're outside of town right now. we're going to climb the tower, get a look at town. then we're going to go into the town, then read some watermelon meters. >> definitely. >> why thump? why the word thump? >> well, thumping is because you thump a melon for ripeness. >> of course. >> james is beginning to accompany me up the tower. and so is troy. might as well let everybody know what's happening. got your backpack on. got a little go-pro. we'll be getting that shot. you don't need to do that just yet. how high is the tower? >> 148 feet. >> and it's full of water? >> 500,000. >> and it's shaped like a watermelon. how many times you climb in? >> built in '98. so three or four. >> three or four times a day? >> three or four a year. >> let's climb a tower. >> studies show the first step is always the most difficult. the studies are correct. and i'm off and running. fortunately, i'm not bothered by heights. come on! until, of course, something goes wron

she maced him. and then salt back dot back dow watched the movie as if nothing happened.on -- she using her phone during a movie and then ma maces someone who asked her to stop? are we sure this wasn't the devil returning to the earth? and maybe the best part of all of it, the movie is called "mr. turner." it's a historical drama about a painter from the 1800s. not exactly "fast and furious 3." so, be careful. the lesson here is, just let people do whatever they want. sharon osbourne has announced that the one-time enormously popular reality show "the osbournes" is coming back to television. i don't know if it's coming back to mtv, but they are planning to do eight episodes. sharon said ozzie said he looked back on his life and he wished he could have done the show when he was clean and sober. well, maybe he does, but -- [ laughter ] we don't. we want a funny show. nobody wants to see oz see zie treadmill eating yogurt. another big reality tv show, randy jackson is leaving "american idol." randy jackson has been on>0hÑ "american idol" for 13 seasons. he's the only origina

maced and -- i was maced so much, they said don't even mace him. because it don't even affect him.hey can shoot me with a taser gun or whatever because it's going to take more than that to calm me down a little, you know. when they come up with something new, they come to me and try it on me. see if it works. >> i definitely had the sense that fleece loved to have an audience. he was a great storyteller. and he knew it. >> a lot of the officers that i fought, some of them quit. a whole bunch of them quit through me. i made them quit. >> one of those officers barely escaped with his life. >> when i took a five-gallon bucket of boiling water with bleach and salt and everything in it. and it was so hot. i took a spoon and as soon as i threw it in, it just curled up. that's how hot it was. and i threw it on him. just threw the whole bucket on him. >> what did he do that made you want to assault him? >> he disrespected me. that's all it takes. back then, that is all it took, just a simple disrespect. >> the c.o. survived. but the incident caused the state to institute hazard pay for its

. >> i said mace, pull out the mace. mace everybody. >> from atlanta to boston, the nation's capital, protesters taking to the streets to make their voices heard as authorities attempt to contain a growing sense of outrage across the country. and chris, i spent a good amount of time out on west florissant avenue, the street where we saw so much unrest two nights ago, different story last night, it was blocked off, cordoned off, the national guard was out. no one was on the street. it was the kind of response we expected the previous night when we got the ruling from the grand jury about the fate of officer wilson. chris? >> the question is, what will it take for this community to start healing and have the protests end? thank you very much, stephanie. here's one thing we know for sure, gas cannisters like this cannot be the main mode of communication of police and this community. so let's bring in liz brown, columnist at the "st. louis american" and retired lieutenant general russen honore, his leadership after hurricane

he could have used just mace, taser. >> mace, taser, i don't know if he had mace or taser.what do you think? >> in a situation something like this, the cop can use deadly physical force if he thinks his life or the life of another can be in question. and that cop is making that split second decision. he might feel as though this guy was so big and overpowering that he had to shoot him otherwise this guy would get his gun and could have shot that cop and then there wouldn't be anybody from the attorney general's office over there and we would have 379 dead last year. >> what's your reaction to that, bill? >> i think he's absolutely right. it's important to realize that police officers don't give up the right to self-defense that you or i have or anybody else when they're attacked. the evidence from the case seems to indicate that there was an attack upon the officer in the vehicle, there was an attempt to disarm the officer. it's not just a piece of property that's at risk of being taken, but a firearm. a means of protection for himself -- >> derk, you saw the video of him r

. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i really believe that all the arts have a serious function and that it helps us find

two officer was not carries a tazer and said he couldn't reach his mace. from inside the car, the eight year veteran fired twice. once in the door, the other hit the teen in the hand. jurors saw brown's blood on the officer's uniform. wilson said the 18-year-old then ran, and the officer got out of the car and followed. wilson said the unarmed teenager stopped and turned towards him. he made like a grunting like aggravated sound, and he started he turns and he is coming back wars me, the officer told the jury, his first step is towards me, he does like a stutter step to start running wilson said he fired again, but even then the officer said brown looks like he was bulking up to run through the shots. i am wac pedaling pretty good, because i know if he reaches me he will kill me. wilson says brown was about ten feet away during the final shots. some said brown ran to the officer full charge. another insisted he was not charging him. >> some describe his hans as being out to his side, some said in front of him with his palmed up. >> after days of testimony,

mace -- may sent several packages before opening fire. one of his friends said he would have never expected this from the attorney. >> when i saw his name and his face flashed across the scene, i could not believe it. i put it together that he was asking for our information because he was sending ua manifesto or -- i don't know what he was sending. >> so far, the letters do not appear to pose a threat. the fergusonin case plans to meet today in what could very well be its final session before making a decision in the death of michael brown. they will decide whether to charge darren wilson for killing the 18 -- darrell wilson for killing the 18 euro. >> i can tell you that anticipation is growing and so our concerns that this could potentially trigger violent demonstrations in the streets of ferguson again. >> the deliberations marked the end of nearly three months of heing evidence and testimony in the shooting of michael brown. decide if a will ferguson police officer, juror wilson, will face charges for killing the unarmed teen in early

>> at first it went to mace. but if i would have used that it would have not only disabled him if it got to him through both our sets of hands but it would have been disabled me. >> so you ruled out mace? >> yes. >> this is happening in a split second? >> yes. >> then the only thing left was my firearm. >> where's your gun at that point? >> i keep it on my right hip. >> so you're no longer holding on to his arm. >> no, my left hand is now blocking my face and i'm getting my firearm with my right. >> so show us what you did. >> i was like this and brought my gun up like that and i said "get back or i'm going to shoot you." and his response, immediately he grabbed the top of my gun and he said you're too much of a [ bleep ] to shoot me. and when he did that, he twisted it and put it down into my hip and had the barrel dug into the crease of my left hip. and while he's doing that i can feel his hand trying to come over my hand and get inside the trigger guard and try and shoot me with my own gun. at that point i env

. >> i hud probably carry mace or something around since i am by myself on the metro. i should think more about that. >> police want you to take a good look at their person of interest. metro says he walks with a limp and the scary ride finally would end in prince george's county at the other end of the orange line at the new metro stop. >> i don't walk by myself. i'm always making sure that somebody is around. i always try to keep an eye on my surroundings. >> definitely to be more cautious and look around and go in groups more. >> reporter: the woman was not injured and trying to list any possible evidence. by the way the vienna stop last year was raided and the 10th most dangerous stop. but they say crime is down from last year. we were curious and wanted to know why word of the reduction was released when it begin on wednesday night. dan said we seek the court's possession when it is wasn'ted. >>> a woman shot in northeast dc. there has been an arrest tonight. 25-yard line terrell brinnenger of maryland has been charged with assault with intent to kill. it happened

. >>> in antioch police arrested a man in connection to a hash macing operation that lead to a fire at a apartment monday night on sick more drive. it started -- sycamore drive. it started on the balcony. police arrested a 30-year-old of antioch on suspicion of manufacturing hash oil. this was the second hash oil related fire in contra costa county in four days. friday a hash lab exploded in walnut creek and two people were seriously injured. >>> a judge has been admonished by a commission for talking harshly to parents in fallally law -- family law cases. he made inappropriate remarks to parents in six different cases between 2012 and 2013. in one case he referred to a mother accused of drunk driver with her child in the car as a train wreck. a liar. and a total human disaster. he is no longer assigned to family court. he now handles criminal cases. >>> they were driving home on interstate 5 when a freak accident claimed her son's life. >> doesn't matter how great your child is, how cautious your child is, they could be gone from you in a second. >> the search tonight for the big rig

i don't know what that means, is that mace, tear gas. and then there are rigid force. there is a chain of events and then penalties for national guardsmen who break that sequence. so that as we know right now based on our research is the chain of events, national guards, rules of engagement in a situation that is live and active right now on the ground there in ferguson. i just want to walk you through it. thanks for being there and playing along. >> thanks for the primer. >> all right, diane, appreciate it. thank you for your time. we'll take a break and come back for more of our coverage from ferguson and beyond here on al jazeera america. we're back in a moment. >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> this trial was a sham... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still a very much volatile situation... >> the government is prepared to carry out mass array... >> if you want fr

i have my mace.rcised their due diligence but in terms of the whole standard of proof and beyond a reasonable doubt, that's a separate question, i think, from a grand jurors question about whether we should go forward in the first place. >> i've got to throw it out to don lemon because i want to get his per speckive from the community perspective because, you know, don, as some level people discount facts and the facts don't matter anymore because you have your mind made up and who's going to -- how many pages -- >> 100 pages of question by the grand jury of this detective. >> are people going to go through 100 pages to find out the facts? and even if they did, would they draw a different conclusion? >> and i think it's interesting, it's fascinating, guys, you guys are having the same conversation that i had with mark o'mara just before i left new york to come here and you know what he said to me? mark o'mara said "i think that may end up being the key thing here, the key factor in determining this,

public is anxious, confused and war weary and the pressure there puts on the administration creates a mace with hagel and the in fighting. >> i am not really sure that healther and i disagree here . these are problems. what they need is leadership and clear strategy. as you said a few minutes ago, ray, what are we actually doing? no one really knows, the president has admitted that he doesn't have a straited i didn't for iraq. and that's the case over and over again, we don't have a strategy, we don't have the right kind of leadership. that's the real problem here. >>> we'll be back after a short break with more "inside story" when we return more on the departure of chuck haggle and a look close at afghanistan and a substantial draw down of forces the president correctly said hold on, we are staying involved. stay with us. >> the good news is compared to karzai or the situations that we left behind in iraq or the situation in yemen, that david references, we have got a much better player in the president who is frankly spatter smarter and more in tune, that's the good news, that's foundati

about bruce what about companies that have been caught, so to speak, publicly, with money going to mace that maybe they are not proud of or maybe reflects on them poorly, can you give us examples of companies this has happened to. >> you know, this is the problem that microsoft had a while ago, with gay marriage, one of the early gay marriages initiatives. they contributed to the opponents of gay marriage, this was a tremendous ex-motion internally, and what julie is talking about, really is an example of the importance of transparency, internally as well as ex-term hi, when you take a lock at transparency, you have a case of etna. it was a good agreement, and the company had agreed to trade association disclosure, including special assessments and enthis it turns out while they supported the affordable care act, they were contributing significant millions of dollars to groups that were opposing it, they came out in a filing they made, and etna has had to deal with that, you have that agent, now in the case of target, there was disclosure, but the company had very good position on gay p

members of my own family work and have worked for large retail chains like the gap, starbucks, mace i. [speaker not understood] lack of hours and unpredictable schedule. i talked to a mother of three who worked at mcdonald's for ten years. we heard many stories in our committee hearings over and over again documenting the impacts on many worker in our city, many of them women and largely from immigrant and communities of color. but this one mother of three going to work every day was difficult for her due to the regular verbal abuse and demeaning treatment from her manager and constant pressure to work faster and faster and despite having 7 years of work experience, her manager began cutting her hours and hired someone with new part time hours. she was helping her husband support the family. at the lowest point only working 3 to 4 days a week and 4-hour shifts. frustrated she decided to walk away from her job after ten years. within this context of low-wage retail workers, i've been working with a coalition of community labor and small business groups and aligning ourselves with presi

not alone from jealousy to competition we examine the battles women face from each other in the work mace and what is up with this embarrassing error on a philadelphia street sign? we'll take a closer look. kathy? >> it will be chilly this weekend but then getting even colder. it is polar plunge? we'll take look at that seven day coming up. >> special friday football frenzy. it's senior night at harriton high school. very emotional for the band member, the cheerleaders and for the players and the moms. what's this night like. >> i'm feeling very proud. very excited. >> yes. >> and i'm glad it's over. >> okay. friday football frenzy is coming up. >> don't go anywhere. "eyewitness news" continues in just 60 >> some breaking news right now. we'll show you a live picture from the roosevelt boulevard and somerdale avenue and the crash that you see here may be conne connected to a police pursuit that has been moving through the city tonight. at least one person was injured in this crash. we know a police officer was injured before the pursuit even got underway, again, this is happening life rig

in times square in new york city, police crash with protesters, one person was subdued with mace. by the lincoln tunnel, several arrests after protesters blocked traffic into the tunnel. in los angeles, three people at least have been arrested as protesters marched by the streets, blocking intersection and chanting "hands up don't shoot." in minneapolis, a demonstration grew violent with hundreds of people. people started banging on a car. the driver didn't hang around and hit more people on the way out. being questioned by police in. ferguson, things remain calm and an increased presence of national guard troops standing by. >> pelley: earlier today governor jay nixon tripled national guardsmen in and around ferguson to 2200. representatives of the brown family denounced the violence and the grand jury decision that sparked it. michelle miller continues our coverage from ferguson. >> reporter: the eruption was not immediate after darn wilson's fate was made known, cries of injustice, haunts and bottles thrown at ferguson police department. crowds but then two hours in, when crowd

>> reporter: crowds braved the inn compliment weather on the man hat even upper west side to watch macee balloons come to life. >> i just wanted to see them blow up. >> reporter: the tuna family comes to the inflation every year and admit they like it better than turkey day itself. >> there is different balloons every year, so if you want to come back next year and see what other balloons they have. >> reporter: six new balloons will take to the sky on thanksgiving including the popular locomotive thomas the the tank engine. thomas is 47 feet tall and he is 75 handlers. the macy's inflation team fills the balloons with mostly helium and lots of it. >> thomas for example takes over 20,000 cubic feet. so if you think of a basketball being less than a cubic foot you can think of it takes maybe 25,000 basketballs to fill thomas. >> reporter: this is the the order of the parade. >> reporter: linda has been part of the parade for 28 years. she's piloting a a balloon a job that is not as easy as it might look. >> you guide them down the the parade route so they avoid obstacles, if there is win

now, wilson went on to say that he did have mace on him but didn't think a nonlethal weapon would be effective. >>> wilson also testified that his original goal was to arrest brown after identifying him as a possible suspect in a shop theft. wilson went on to say that brown slammed the police cruiser door on him and hit him two times and that wilson believed "the third one may be fatality at a if he hit me right." wilson and brown continued to charge him. wilson said it looked like he was almost bulking up to run through the shots like it was making him mad that i'm shooting at him. that was his quote. wilson said he was unclear how many shots he fired. now, witnesses to the shoot hemoglobin said wilson continued shooting at brown even when the unarmed teenager had his hands up but the head prosecutor in the case addressed those conflicting accounts. take a listen. >> eyewitnesses accounts must always be challenged and compared against the physical evidence. many witnesses to the shooting of michael brown made statements inconsistent with other statements they made and also conflicti

point he said he was jumped by several men when trying to stop vandals from spray painting a local mace sonic temple. >> you're hitting local business people we've known for years, we grew up with these folks and you're attacking their business? there is no respect behind that. >> the association believes this went too far. the group sent a scathing letter to police, quote, the oakland police department's failure and our elected officials to distinguish protective protests is unacceptable. >> whatever the issue is that this doesn't help. >> a landlord spent his morning painting over graffiti. iet probably does not further the goal these people have found i don't know what is the alternative? maybe cops could have brought out old cars and left them destroyed. >> the message behind the two nights have been largely obscured by vandalism. >> we tear up businesses, businesses are left out of oakland and they cause things we're trying to fight against. >> many of those here told us they're confused by actions of both protestors and police. >> a woman who worked in a restaurant back in 70s is

. >> it is amazing, mace to go see him.ig. >> but that was not all, school also brought in curseo's nephew and niece for some hugs. curseo who is a senior air men has been planning a surprise for more than a in month. >>> ♪ >> a similar scene played out at the american gymnastic and cheer in, montgomeryville. staff sergeant jennifer kaczynski gave her daughter felicia shock and awe during practice. mom has been deployed with the pennsylvania air national guard for the past seven months, the longest time she has ever been away from her daughter. >> it felt really nice to hear her voice again. >> face-to-face. >> yes. >> kaczynski has been planning this surprise home coming operation for a month, and pulled it off with military precision tonight. >>> those smiles say everything. >> how do you resist stories of that. >> it is emotional no question about that. >> amazing accu weather forecast. >> there's something i won't cry b but it is not very nice tomorrow. storm extractor six live double scan showing that the showers have

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on saturday the 26th, holding celebration of family life, then sunday the 27th, 2015, papal mace, both on the ben franklin parkway and the public is welcome. >> 53:03, just wet soggy start to your monday? >> and chilly too. you step out the door you can still see your breath in front of your face. not cold enough to warrant any kind of frozen precipitation in philadelphia. in fact, the entire delaware valley is strictly a rain event for us. but, you know, we could actually see little mixing going on in certain locations, and you got to head north for. that will quite a bit to cover here. we start it off with a map, another look for you here at storm scan3, where at the moment the bulk of the precipitation actually falling anywhere from philly on east. and there is that little break in the action, but you cannot necessarily rest easy here for the rest of the morning, guys, maybe get little lucky and not have the rain falling when you walk out the door. more on the way, i mention the mixing up through the poconos, carbon, monroe, points north specifically, so traveling to i80 specificall

the investigators had to access the four-trool the plane took off from mace why are lock but the gilroy map piloting the plane and the san jose woman who was his passenger were both kid. the plane was similar to one that you see here. it is an airplane that is registered to someone whose identity with will not reveal because he's not been publicly identified but folks who appear to have known hmm at the airport had this to say. >> i knew him, yeah. kind of hard, moe. >> now, again by four-wheel drive and atv, the victims have been recover. >> the long road to getting the answers they need will begin. they will lk it the in hollister, kris san cheds chuck schumer investigators believe the fire started from a barbecue pit on the front porch. he is okay. >> you love firefighters, you got to really love them. they risk everything. >> no man or rodent down. >> no mouse trap needed on that one either. good thing. >> meteorologist christina loren is joining us for a look at your forecast this morning. >> hey, good morning to you. we have some really thick fog out there this morning. want to pu

point he said he was jumped by several men when trying to stop vandals from spray painting a local mace sonic temple. >> you're hitting local business people we've known for years, we grew up with these folks and you're attacking their business? there is no respect behind that. >> the association believes this went too far. the group sent a scathing letter to police, quote, the oakland police department's failure and our elected officials to distinguish protective protests is unacceptable. >> whatever the issue is that this doesn't help. >> a landlord spent his morning painting over graffiti. iet probably does not further the goal these people have found i don't know what is the alternative? maybe cops could have brought out old cars and left them destroyed. >> the message behind the two nights have been largely obscured by vandalism. >> we tear up businesses, businesses are left out of oakland and they cause things we're trying to fight against. >> many of those here told us they're confused by actions of both protestors and police. >> a woman who worked in a restaurant back in 70s is