>> pam: (laughter) >> pam: thanks!ders quarterback derek carr gave all the offensive lineman 55-inch flatscreen televisions for christmas. >> gary:. but long snapper john condo. whio injured his shoulder wile making this fumble recovery of the muffed punt that led to their winning touchdown sunday in denver. was placed on injured reseve and is out for the season. to replace him the team signed thomas gifford. who has spent time with the bears and chiefs. the raiders were forced to attempt a two-point conversion. and failed. after condo went out . >> gary: >> gary: leach of columbus ohio says he has been offered one about the dollars for the bill from johnnie mansfield. he is the one assigned memorabilia when he shouldn't have and that in troubled thrift but, if he can play well there is a little bit of magic and this guy. people talk about him un to this day. >> gary: to take a story, molded increate. he will not see that it is a clock. i tell you. just awful! >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: pete rose had a request to be r

to help you find your signature scent. >> pam: and next. >> pam: what we know.about the man who police say, supplied the weapons used in the san bernardino terror attack. >> gary: although we are in love with basketball football season is still going. we will be >> pam: tonight. we are learning new information. about the man who police say, bought the guns used in the san bernardino terror attack. >>enrique marquez was a friend of shooter syed farook. >> pam: u-s officials say, marquez told investigators about a previous attack he and farook had planned -- but backed out of-- back in 2012. >> pam: that same year. officials say, marquez bought the first of two assault rifles for farook--- which farook used to carry out the san bernardino attacks. >> pam: marquez told investigators. he did not know about any plans for the most recent shooting. >> pam: in the wake of the attack. marquez checked himself into a mental health facility. >> pam: so far. he has not been charged in the attack. >> pam: coming up in two minutes. >> pam: one airline is hoping to get your att

pam?:additional american special forces will soon head to the frontlines of the war against isis. >> pam:the united states says it plans to expand military terrorist group in iraq and syria. >> pam:the announcement comes as president obama issues a warning to his russian counterpart, vladimir putin, on the dangers of getting bogged- down in syria's bloody civil war. >> pam:cnn's polo sandoval has more from washington. >> reporter:more u-s special forces are heading to iraq and syria. u-s defense secretary ash carter broke the news during his testimony on capitol hill tuesday. >>: "we're sending, on president obama's orders, advice, special operations forces personnel to syria to support the fight against isil." >> reporter:carter says the newly-deployed troops will add to the less than 50 special forces sent to northern syria last month. >> reporter:while the pentagon isn't disclosing how many will be part of this new wave, they are expected to be on the ground, playing a very active role.

pam? warrior for the babies" >> grant:after arrest.he said no more baby parts. >> grant:after arrest.he said no more baby parts. >> this court has a duty to protect the constitution. >> there is no doubt that there is a high-profile case. >> the court has reviewed a motion. >> grant: no more baby parts when talking to investigators. he could face the death penalty if convicted. >> pam:defense secretary ash carter says, the united states is building momentum against isis. >> pam:he says even though isis is not yet contained. he thinks president obama's strategy is working and expanding. >> pam:secretary carter opened the possibility. that u-s military advisors could accompany iraqi forces on the ground as they look to retake ramadi from isis --- using apache helicopters overhead. >> pam:republican senators on the panel challenged u-s policy. >> pam:they say it is quote - "drifting". and they want faster action. >> pam:carter says, the plan will take assistance. asking lawmakers to free up 1

pam? >> pam:there you can find information about sandbag locations and other ways to prepare for the upcoming storm. >> pam:ahead at eight. >> pam:peninsula police. on the hunt for a man posing as a police officer. who they are looking for. >> pam:alarm on campus,. >> pam:after a man gets inside an east bay elementary school. where he was found. >> pam:and next. >> pam:a crucial vote tonight . that could determine the future of where the warriors will play,. >> reporter: tim, this decision came down in the last 30 missile is breaking as i speak. the announcement voted down. >> reporter: one step closer to the cleanup. --to the arena >> reporter: at axed if we could or would seek a lawsuit which is the only thing that could stop it. >> in this regard, i would not argue with what a lot of we some was preparation for that. it will battle itself out in court. now >> reporter: and this video deceit all of the supporters for this and only a plan to show up. with hundreds of people here. there wi

--vehicle >> pam: at this point.spect is dead, and one possibly two suspects may still be on the loews board right now that tense search is under way. seeking and paul is live in san bernadine now tonight with the very latest. paul? >> reporter: authority said they did see someone running away from the scene. after the standoff. or to people were found dead the third person was seen running and they did take that person creek that are trying to determine if there were a part of it. >> reporter: they said a dispute rose at some point in the holiday party and someone left presumably in anchor. --anger >> reporter: terrorism is still left open. until the confirms bridge one more clarification on the 17 wounded thrift we are not sure if all the entries are significant. they range from very serious gunshot wounds to maybe someone who may have fallen down steps to try to escape the same. >> reporter:--escape the scene >> pam: at the scene for us as if phil right now?--set the same for how it feels right now. >> reporter: i

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>>pam moore: good evening i am a ham more--pam moore.a's is on board the plans office is working on a pilot program to bring tasters to the force would like a pleasing and headquarters with more on all of this. >>dan kerman: the shooting to the gonna different way have police officers had taser is but not everyone thinks tastes of all they are being promoted in the wake of the more what should and the san francisco police officers association has once again call on the police commission to allows officers to carry taser officers have another announcement the options in the field that could cause serious injury and death in addition the commission is now on the corner of for review of the police department use of force policy and include the possible addition of taster's >>pam moore: we are here now on how the jury cannot reach a decision as well as how the protesters are reacting >>catherine heenan: after the child to clear this afternoon the protesters began gathering outside of court house and began marching through the streets the jud

pam?he third quarter up to 111-83 with a 20 point lead now 86. the pacers are threading. just kidding. >> reporter: the warriors are in control of this one. as they go to their 23rd consecutive win to begin the season. what about klay thompson. points are high already. as his lead holds up. warriors, others on president started to this season for it to try to keep it going to indianapolis next three they state on the road friday into boston. gary radnich will have a full recap on the highlights brett will keep you posted here on all 4 news. >> reporter:kron4news if you haven't checked out covered california in a while, we've got some new options that might interest you. like adult dental coverage. great news for you. and your sweet tooth. to find free local, in-person help visit coveredca.com find out if you could get help paying for health insurance with just your age, income, zip code, and the number of people in your household. information you probably know off the top of your head. enr

. >> pam: the new video for release by lloyd's family appears to show him with the forms by the side although police say he left flange of them. all five officers have administrative leave they start out originally people demanding to know what officers involved and kate joins us now with details on the " families are not taking against the cities and francisco. >> reporter: down to that moment right before police opened fire on mario woods ill-conceived for yourself we waterworn some be worth it is very graphic. lloyds surged to the gunshot police leave lloyd's with the suspect in the stabbing earlier that day as lloyd's officials white officers is ahead of him then suddenly the five officers opened fire shooting would more than 20 times.. "it at his hand there to the side not and embrace matter. >> reporter: the woods and the attorney filed a civil rights lawsuit. a joint calling for the resignation of police chief greg and officers on paid administrative leave during the investigation-the action a week after defending his officers try in the kitchen knife recovered from the body o

what >> pam: of high surrounding new star wars film.he ton of that excitement here just inside people walking in a large blind building upstairs on the third floor san. people waiting in line for infants in o'clock morning the star wars saga might be the best hoping for. waiting years for this the happen in we don't expect director j. j. abram to disappoint the guy behind glass to star trek movies and also behind the hit television show lost. harrison ford getting its zeroth on solo same with princess leah carry fisher is back marc hamel lipsky walker of such will be in for a treat emulate people sitting here because how else are yes see this movie 27 screens here with the see on the big screen and excitement the bill. maybe it nationally and made $14.1 million saying that bollinger million dollars sold here in north america made a lot of buzz. >> pam: of courses lisa said lot of high surroundings' the star wars film a huge amount of expectation over how the director of carry-on the stores franchise. the insider has more for a loss ange

dubbed the "hot cop" >> pam: now in high water. >> pam: he serious charges oneand next. a violent confrontation in an east bay store. now a search is on for those >> pam: behind the attack. >> gary: sports next in the >> gary: sports next in the row ♪cast! ♪ a broken guitar ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars [♪] >> pam:a violent confrontation inside an east bay convenience store. is captured on surveillance video. and now investigators are seeking help from the community in trying to identify the people involved. >> pam:today kron 4's haaziq madyun obtained the video. that you will only see on kron 4. >> reporter:a food fight inside of a 7-eleven? >>"a food fight inside a 7- 11! you can see right when that bottle is thrown. that is when everything kind of explodes" and the whole thing was captured on surveillance video. the incident happened back on november 20th here at this store on monument blvd in concord. the clerk asked the two female customers for ident

good evening, everyone, i' m pam cross. and i' president obama hailing the efforts of secretary of state john kerry. our juli mcdonald is live in boston our top story. juli? juli: this agreement is being called a turning point. to keep temperatures from rising over the next 85 years, it is around here wearing shorts and t-shirts. people in nearly every country on the planet tonight or celebrating a historic milestone, a global pact to reduce the devastating effects of climate change. in the works for 20 years, but after two weeks of intense talks, world leaders came to a consensus. >> we came to an agreement here that is the strongest and most ambitious climate change agreement ever created. juli: the agreement goes into effect on 20 to -- effect in 2020. each country has to come up with their own plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and president obama: we may not live to see our full achievements, but that is ok. what matters is that we can be more confident that this planet is going to be in better shape for the next

pam? >> pam: thank you, will have a live report from southern >> pam: thank you, will have a live report from southern california. ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ and let roomba jufrom irobot®an rand debris fors cleup to 2 hours.a everyday messe which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba from irobot® >> pam: paul, we are awaiting that news conference. what can you tell us right now about what is happening at this hour in redolent? >> reporter: will pam, real and has been in the focus of this investigation early on one of the suspects may literate lan. right now they have surrounded this apartment complex, believed to be one of the rest one of the suspect's residence. >> reporter: have sent and a robot that may house or that look out for individuals to make a booby trap their home. after the rampage think that a tip to go toredlin. >> reporter: a slow-moving truck passes the police al covert and then seek a woman

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saw this hswuv >> pam: she says that these tools.future encounters a suspect that the turn deadly new. at 6 committee called the so meeting to talk about last week's ouster of all shooting that killed a 26 year-old man than fallout from the focus on terrorism local women say they're prepared to act fairly sensitive to the reaction explain why news continues in 70 seconds on kron 4 news now they're holding a community meeting on the issue even the city's mayor is picking up and carmen has been following today's developments led the city hall right now. . there have been cries of excessive force and racism fully. is maintained and the self-defense investigations now under way. and the mayor is taking action now. the trip >> reporter: public safety. kretek the lives of young people maintained. safety. greta the chief of police fed changed all officers are trained how and when use firearms. and this is a recurring train that escalations of false. i want to give officers mor peacefu peaceful options body shields. the chief says those shoo

search >> pam: for a woman who left behind her own daughter after being busted for shoplifting >> pamone person will leave and seem to care his call on video. even >> reporter: though uprights bought like lisa the car thief seemed not care and with the handle to go into a victim's car parked in the driveway the belmont police captain more of him that the suspect goes to the car getting smart and not just any phone offices hamilton nixon his home his car is found. >> reporter: 12 cars for a given to another one here along a mead ave belmont. "to carlotta people the their own driveway that the security is often from her car trying to get into vehicles they have more surveillance the idea of showing other crimes and footing picture a female lead believe working with the man shown in the surveillance video working on getting that to you and keeping up in the meantime if you recognize the need looking person call them for local police department. >> grant: place in daly city it asking for helpful in locating medina. it is suspected of engaging in danger in her 11 year-old child after leavi

>> pam:>>: the number of peoplet were hurt and injured. >> pam: at eleven. the latest on the investigation from san bernandino. more on the shooters. the victims and we hear the chilling recollections from the first police officer to arrive at the crime scene. plus, scores of people take to the streets of san francisco tonight to protest - what's being called -excessive force - in the killing of a young man in the bayview district. >> pam: plus. hundreds of people are remembering those 14- victims who lost their lives. with candle light vigils. as tonight. we are also learning more about those victims. each a story of a life lived. and lost. good evening everyone. i'm pam moore. it has been a puzzling 24-hours. as investigators are still trying to pin down a motive. c-n-n's pamela brown. explains what is now known about the two suspects. >>: he was not on our radar or former agency. >> reporter: he raised concerns with one win next. >>: we did receive reports that he left the party angry. >> reporter: he later returned to attack. he was trying his hand in th

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>>pam moore: 64 confirms credit- card scams have been found to of this east bay stores refer to talk about the skimming store this morning on the morning news tonight we're checking with your personal information may have had high be safe. >>charles clifford: in order to still customer credit card information on wednesday safe with knowledge it has found two of these devices for syphilis is back in september and october to credit card scanners were found attached to keep past and to cut lines at two stores in the east and the device would discover that the store along the boulevard and another and safely on bancroft and will muckrake and watch as a means video there weren't able to determine when they worked installed and how the compromise keep has reduced track half. >>charles clifford: a set for spokesperson told us that they're confident no credit card information was stolen we spoke with several safeway shoppers who said that the discomfort of scanners is unsettling the also said they have been in contact with authorities and since october the or the skill and 7 found in the of

>>pam moore: that annual christmas tree lighting by the extravaganza is now underway and. >>reporter: we're having to lie down out of 55 houses on tom's another note this is number one to look at your screen this is the nightmare before christmas theme appear on the roof he concedes jack dressed as santa is quite a spectacle early this evening we caught up with a home owner on what is like to actually live here on christmas tree lighting >>pam moore: new tonight if you are looking for another place for the holiday family experiences the california academy of sciences museum in golden gate park as run the annual science program you concede some of the activities >>gabe slate: its nose and cited the california academy of sciences twice an hour people actually raise lying there this one really like closer to the 25th of december he slums with the fishes. >>pam moore: in this is travails disturbing evidence of racism at the santa clara county jail because he's a chapter velma's all san bernardino of the fbi is not a fistic calling wednesday's attack and act of terrorism. >>gab

pam has stunning news. 47 years after candy's daughter disappeared from her life, pam thinks she mayr. she spent 17 years looking for her daughter. it took you how long to find her? >> i think it was a day. >> a day? >> yeah. >> pam compared birth records with likely adoptive families in the county where candy lived. she found several possible matches. including this woman, barbara jo gowan. by the strangest coincidence, she and candy were practically neighbors, living in the same community in upstate new york. >> so, i focused in on barbara and i thought, "wow, her parents are the right age, she's an only child. let me take a look and see if i can find her on facebook." >> really? she was the first one that popped out at you? >> there were, like, four. but she was the one that her information really looked dead on to me. >> barbara was adopted. she was born on the right birth date and at the right hospital. pam got in touch. >> to be quite honest, i thought it was somebody trying to sell me something. excited. and now, a mother/daughter moment 47 years in the making. the daughter ca

highway 65 not clear yet how happened. >> pam: and with the weather.looding and wind damage over the weekend brian is here to tell us what to prepare for. >> reporter: coming sunday strong at times it will not last too long coming through an hour so so that does come through be prepared for heavy rain and gusty winds the scene at the golden gate earlier today. few scattered clouds mix in the sunshine and that's what we will see for tomorrow morning starting not the day some in the morning could be some ground in the early on and then close for the afternoon as it gets closer saturday night rain in the north bank through sunday morning. today sunday hear some of the impact to expect not only heavy rain but gusty winds possibly approaching 45 m.p.h. as that storm comes through that old year-round tan to noon sunday morning also minor flooding as we were talking about this rain is going to come through three quickly as it does so it will be coming down with some travel downpours and with the race had better present problems for flooding and high waves sat

that's where we find pam slaton. and that's where she finds lost loved ones. >> there's probably 15, 20 cases in there. >> reporter: pam slaton is an author and a one-woman department of missing persons. >> forced to give up my 7-year-old daughter, please help us find our son. i don't think people can comprehend how many people are hurting and still out there trying to find somebody important in their life. facebook plea of "help me find my twins" is about to spark a worldwide search led by pam. at her first meeting with veteran allen thomas, he shows her two letters that broke his heart. they arrived in the early 1980s from the state department and the pearl s. buck foundation, an organization that arranged adoptions for thousands of asian american children abandoned in korea by their g.i. fathers. the letters informed allen his korean ex-wife connie had given away their children, the twins. and amazingly, the letters say he would have no legal right to his children. you must have been apoplectic. i mean, what do yo

these lights become more a popular >> pam: happening now u.s. coast guard is warning northern tinge of california beachgoers auto first-run swells the it's more morning because for large breaking waves and strong currents along the coast of some montfort minor counties vote borders of the chores should be careful which were currently stronger more frequent sores should stick close to let our stations and use the body's system. dinner doing as far north as as what you waiting for a way up toward the west. the sentinel boundary moisture continues to go up articular early thursday. >> reporter: this comes with wings and certainly not some oslo's tonight 52 downtown san francisco fell a cloud cover hang around still up for 40 see in north bay 40 livermore that's for use of their for the no. they've got really when before winning a fourth come together and allow morning fog probably breaking my 10:00 a.m. so variable clouds in the afternoon there we have run the new hours to get some sun and allow those tempters of the '60s and all for those be. thur

>> pam :now at 11. forecasters are calling it the biggest storm of the season. as a strong system approaches the bay area. and it will likley affect your morning commute tomorrow. good evening everyone i'm pam moore. there has been light drizzle throughout the day. but the heavy rainfall is expected just after midnight. and. it is expected to continue throughout the day tomorrow. people all around the bay area. were out preparing for this storm. crews spent the day trimming back branches. and clearing storm drains in advance of the storm. and cities across the bay area are bracing for downed trees, power outages and flooded streets. dave sparr joins us now with what we can expect tomorrow- dave? >> dave : it will be lingering throughout the day with scattered thundershowers. here is what is going on the storm tracker 4 marching through wine country as we speak but a wind advisories is already in effect in the north bay should be going until 10 tomorrow morning six to 12 in. for the mountains and wind gusts potentially up to 65 mi. per hour here's the forecast by

>> pam: the heartbreaking stories of his victims. new details tonight on what may of turned 28 year-old into a mass murderer a gripping first-person account in san bernardino. detail >> pam: about a married couple in the san brandy know and for a. the first time hearing from the police when the first corps arrived at the shooting scene. and just been telling those who lost their lives in the attack yesterday a first light is on the investigation. emotional come howling conference mike madden a graphic picture of the mass shooting scene and did not know if the people living killed and 21 people injured. they did know there was his job in his words that cause the chaos. was towed >> grant: will prepare for one shooter so the building. the cries that we were seeing a number of people who were injured and unfortunately already dead. and pure panic on the face of those individuals still in need meetings. to be safe. extremely loud fire alarms going off people obviously injured and great amounts of pain out seven in the moans the whales we

good evening, i'm pam moore. kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from third baptist church in san francisco. alecia. was the meeting heated. like the townhall session the police chief held last friday? >> alecia :at times it was chaotic. the naacp is urging the community to speak up, ask questions, and demand answers. but more importantly, asking that people remain calm that wasn't necessarily the case tonight. residents, enraged about last week's deadly police involved shooting. community leaders tried their best to keep the meeting in order. >> : our goal is to get that mother to the cemetery next week, that there will be no violence, and that we get through this process in a respectable way with all of us together. we are all pissed off but it's not what you do it's how you do it. >> alecia :witness video of the shooting was posted to youtube and went viral. police issued a photo of the knife stabbing suspect mario woods was allegedly carrying at the time he was shot. >> : even if he did have a knife, he didn't

i'm jeff bush, live in san francisco, kron four news. >> pam : tonight.we are learning about a gruesome discovery. made by a san francisco homeower. human remains found. while that person was gardening in their yard. grant lodes tells us where they were found. >> grant :right near alamo square in san princess go a person was burning in their long--gardenling --gardening the medical examiner determined the were human remains and it was indicated that there were more human remains in the area police say they do not know how long the bones were buried or how old the person was one the dead >>:there is a meaning to that cadaver and that cadaver means something to someone so we are opening up a new investigation is possible to find a >> grant :once they find out a possible age they will cross check that with miscible-- missing children or adults >> pam : shooting death of mario woods. the san francisco police association. is now asking the city to issue stun guns to officers. it is this video that has sparked public outcry. about police use of force policies.

i'm pam moore. america in shock. again. after *another mass shooting. this time in san bernandino, california. at a conference center where a holiday party was underway. we have been bringing you coverage of today's tragic events all day. paul vercammen tells us how today's events unfolded. here is what we know right now. >>:two suspects have been killed and one is in custody of the interrogation is just beginning a swat team gathered around wednesday evening with an explosive detecting robot in tow >>:we are bringing in resources, we do not know the contents of that house >> reporter :for more than a dozen people were killed --more than the bills--than a dozen here you can see a black suvs brittle in bullets and a possible suspect line on the ground with a gun on his side the headar-15 --they had ar-15 assault style rifles >>:it is too soon to tell if it is connected to terrorism >> pam :. is what we know right now police have identified the two suspects involved in today's shooting. police say, the male suspect is 28-year-old syed farook. a u-s citize

pam? pam: today we learn the identity of a pedestrian killed in lynn. state police say 26-year-old miguel delrosario was not walking in the crosswalk on the lynnway when he was struck. he was taken to an area hospital where he died. him, matthew reppucci, of new he' s been charged with driving with a suspended license. bob: new hampshire state police nab a man for driving the wrong way down interstate 89. 26-year-old sean list is charged with drunk driving and reckless conduct. multiple drivers reported that at one point narrowly missing a tractor trailer. police used spike strips to stop list' s vehicle and arrested him. the investigation continues into the mbta' the red line train left braintree thursday morning and rumbled through four stations it by cutting power to the rails. 5 investigates finding the operator did not follow several procedures. those actions could cost him his job. a disciplinary hearing will be held on monday. pam: on cape cod today, a growing holiday tradition at the veterans cemetery. volunteers placing wreaths on the graves of

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good evening, i'm pam moore.he nine top republicans laid out their plans in the first prime -time exchange. since the terror attacks shook paris and san bernardino. from our partners at c-n-n. mary moloney has the highlights. >> reporter :the last gop debate of the year started with silence. >> : please join me for a moment of silence in remembrance of the san bernardino victims.thank you. >> reporter :but the quiet didn't last. >> : i'm angry at what's happening to our nation. >> : protecting the homeland, destroying isis, rebuilding defense. these are all things we need to focus on, but we'll never get there if we are divided. >> : we must lead. and be the most powerful nation in the world. we need to begin to act like it, again. >> reporter :the republican candidates for president took turns stating their case for why they're the toughest on terror >> : we defeat terrorism to show them we do not fear them. >> : america has been betrayed. presidential candidate: "america is at war." >> reporter :they also set t

>> pam :now at 11. tonight, the warriors are one step closer to building a new arena in the mission bay section of san francisco. opponents of the plan filed an appeal after the environmental impact review was approved. good evening everyone. i'm pam moore. we'll get to that story in just a minute. but first tonight. police in orinda are still searching for violent robbery suspect. police say, he broke into a family home. pistol- whipped a babysittor in front of a child. before getting away in the family car. kron-4's jeff bush spoke to the mother of the home which was attacked. and to neighbors. he brings is the story. >> jeff :orinda police were called to el castillo way around 2:30 in the afternoonthe family nanny, who does not speak english, had just gone inside with the five year old girl of the house when the robbery suspect forced his way in. >> karin yim : he kicked down our front door. from there he asked her for money she said we don't have any in the house and that is when he hit her in the b

>>>>y name is pam slaton. how are you? i'm calling you because i'm trying to find someone who was born on a particular day that might have been adopted. >> sure enough, john's long-lost brother is on the line. >> i am legitimately sitting next to your biological brother who is your full-blooded brother. so, i guess the question is you know, how do you feel about this? >> but the phone reunion takes a devastating turn. >> i mean, this is someone that has -- >> located after 32 years off searching, johnhn newfound brother wants nothing to do with him. >> really? it went from, "yes, yes, yes, this is me." to, "you better not have my medical records." "you better not have my social security number." i have no interest in your personal infortion. your social security number. and i had to just take a step back and say, "wait a second, that's not what this is about at all." my client was also adopted. he would be your youngerer brother. >> and what did he say to that? >> he just basically said, "i don't give a damn, and don't you

pam >> pam :a number of contentious, high profile issues on the agenda. brought out large crowds to tonights berkeley city council meeting. in fact, it had to be moved to accommodate the larger than usual crowd. kron four's jeff bush was there to show you what is was like and how the issues are related. >> jeff :a rally started off the night before the council meetingseveral groups banded together to form a loose coalition complaining about several recent developments in the city of berkeley. one issuethe percieved militarization of the police forcesome feel the police should not participate in the annual federal disaster exercises called urban shield. >> mohamed shehk : despite the weaponry and the swat tactics they are being trained onthat they are still able to receive training to better prepare them for natural disasters and medical emergencies so they can respond. >> jeff :other agenda items on the group's radar are new homeless laws, and the way a police handled a black lives matter protest was last yearmany separate things that are loosely >> jesse