we are very pleased to have with us today, pat brown from the department of animal care and control anduren. >> could you tell us what it would take after an earthquake or some other emergency when you are in your home and maybe no power or water for a little while. what it would take for you and oreo to be comfortable and safe at home. >> just as you would prepare for your own needs should an earthquake or a disaster event occur, you need to prepare for your pets. and i have brought with me today, some of the things that i have put in my disaster kit to prepare for my animal's needs to make sure that i am ready should something happen and i need to shelter at home. >> what are some of the things that people should have in their home after an earthquake or other emergency to help take care of their tasks and take care of themselves. >> i took the liberty of bringing you some examples. it includes a first aid kit for your pet and you can also use it for yourself and extra meds for your pets. and water container that will not tip over. we have got both food, wet food and dry food for your

indeed established california liberal democrats hahn and pat brown played crucial role in the development of mandatory minimum which is represented a joint racial and spatial project across partisan lines. this check collective work on america's first drug war has helped to place the perceived drug crisis of the 1970s in a much broader temporal and conceptual frame, however, more work needs to be done in the u.s. itself to heed stuart hall's framework to show how the state engendered drug crises not only through discursive frame bug through the co-lal last ral effects of imperial and inimter vensist state crafts. one of the most important backs on the subject comes from 1970s namely alfred mccoy's "the politics of heroin" published in 1972. it traces the link between u.s. foreign policy and elicit drug crisis at home through exhaustive field work in vietnam in the late 1960s ander 14ri 970s miss, could i demonstrated how the nation a a.m. security state actively supported heroin cultivation in the cold golden try angle to fund co-coe investment operation and anti-communist networks in sou

indeed established california liberal democrats hahn and pat brown played crucial role in the development of mandatory minimum which is represented a joint racial and spatial project across partisan lines. this check collective work on america's first drug war has helped to place the perceived drug crisis of the 1970s in a much broader temporal and conceptual frame, however, more work needs to be done in the u.s. itself to heed stuart hall's framework to show how the state engendered drug crises not only through discursive frame bug through the co-lal last ral effects of imperial and inimter vensist state crafts. one of the most important backs on the subject comes from 1970s namely alfred mccoy's "the politics of heroin" published in 1972. it traces the link between u.s. foreign policy and elicit drug crisis at home through exhaustive field work in vietnam in the late 1960s ander 14ri 970s miss, could i demonstrated how the nation a a.m. security state actively supported heroin cultivation in the cold golden try angle to fund co-coe investment operation and anti-communist networks in sou

. >> so you admitted -- >> we walked over to paul brown's house -- >> you violated that law. >> pat was out there with with a camera. >> and gout caught. >> i got caught. >> he got caught by another council member. >> by videotape several members leaving paula brown's house. >> councilwoman pat williams refuses to show us the video but she says she caught council measures paul jessie mucera and fred on camera going into and leaving the borough manager's home on december 29 2014. that's four out of seven total council members. >> fred, were council members getting together at paula's house on the 289th of december. >> paul lafs having a party. i don't really party. i droppeded over and dropped off a newspaper article. >> brown acknowledgings the get-together. she says it was a holiday tradition. she even told us the mayor was invited but council members -- three were not. >> you have a majority of council members or any elected officials meeting at somebody's home you have a majority that would not meet the sunshine requirements. >> senior director of pennsylvania association of boroughs

pat. a. whitney brown, famous for his commentaries at the weekend update deck.rked closely with gilda radner and a familiar to fans of the show, tim meadows was in the cast for ten seasons and played the outrageously funny ladies man. i have been looking forward to this panel all week. i'm curious, you're back in this building. a few floors up where you would do the show but what's it like being back? are you having a lot of memories this week? what's the feelings right now? >> it's great. it's sort of washes over you. you come into the place, and it's stirring. the building itself is stirring and i remember the energy i used to feel every single week. you got a rush of it just walking in. >> and are you running into cast members you haven't seen in a while? >> my palms started sweating as soon as i saw the building. i started getting anxiety. i was like i'm going to work. i had to convince myself i'm not. but to this day that closing theme relaxes me because it means -- >> the show is over. >> you have a day off. you have 12 hours off. >> i sort -- to me it's -

bobby brown is especially not supportive of it. pat houston certainly isn't. this information about how they were possibly married. the family made it very clear to me that they were not legally married, and that bobby brown, her father is the person in charge of her medical condition and situation at the hospital. they're also telling me nick gordon has not been allowed to see her in the hospital. the family doesn't want him anywhere near bobbi kristina. >> and her grabbedndmother arrived. >> she's 81 years old, she came in from new jersey flew in. i'm told that she is at her bedside and has been at bobbi kristina's bedside since friday. but is really concerned about her granddaughter. really concerned. >> sunny, appreciate the update. thanks very much. >>> ahead, the boston area gets battered with snow for the third monday in a row. miguel marquez is at the top of this hour his vehicle was stuck. there you see him pushing his vehicle. we'll check back with him in a moment to see if he's out. ready for another reason to switch to t-mobile. get 2 lines of unlim

brown eggs about one a day. and here they are full grown. pat gulliford has 25 hens and one rooster and she has plenty of egg product. >> hearkening back to a simpler time and it's fun for me to hear that people enjoy them as much as i always have. >> reporter: and she says the taste is amazing. >> eggs that you have from your own chickens have a very orange yoke. they don't have hormones in them and it's really fun to go out and collect them. [ rooster crowing ] >> reporter: even the rooster agrees. >> even craigslist is filled with people selling chicks and supplies. one chick costs between 3 and five bucks. getting one to hold still is priceless as juliette found out. you can heck out her outtakes on our kpix5 facebook page. >>> tonight the department of insurance is investigating geico. a group claims it is misleading customers in california. geico advertises in 15 minutes it can save people 15% or more on car insurance. you know the ad, but in reality you can save even more based on your job, college degree and insurance history. that's not

in fact, at about 6 months, they will be laying brown eggs about one a day. [ rooster crows ] >> reporter: and here they are full grown. pat has 25 hens and one rooster. and she has plenty of egg production. >> harkening back to a simpler time and, um, it's -- i -- it's fun for me to hear that people are enjoying them as much as i always have. >> reporter: and she says the taste is amazing. >> eggs that you have from your own chickens have a very orange yoke. they don't have hormones in them. and it's really fun to go out and collect them. [ rooster crows ] >> reporter: even the rooster agrees. in alamo, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> they do taste great. even craigslist is filled with people selling chicks and supplies. one chick costs between $3 and $5. getting one to hold is priceless as juliette found out. check out her outtakes at the facebook page. >>> scientists think they are close to solving the mystery of what killed hundreds of birds in the san francisco bay. they say it was an oil or fat. wildlife officials don't know if it was dumped deliberately or by accident. >>> in the monterey bay area, wildlife rescuers a

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pat the bat hit 20 or more homeruns in eight consecutive seasons. his 251 round trippers ranks fourth in phillies history. >>> the sixers with the night off. a back home tomorrow against the wizards. brett brown's team lost seven of nine. 11 straight on the road. college basketball temple taking on houston the owls trailed by five going into the second half then they got it going. will comings with as pat to bond. slammed it home bond with 15 points. nine rebounds for temple. the owls led by quinton who scored 16 points. grabs career hoy nine rebounds. temple beat houston 66-54. 20-nine on the season. we'l ♪ >>> new at 11:00 the community turns out to raise lots of money for a great cause in montgomery county. the open the blinds to end domestic violence fundraising event was held in king of prussia. to not was you will about fashion, home, charity and fun. all proceeds are being donateed to laurel house that organization provides a safe haven for abused women and children in moment county. way to go, guys. we'll be right back. ♪ >> "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and erika von tiehl and meteorologist katie fehlinger. thanks for watching cbs3 "eyewitness

pat collins, news4. >>> now to a developing story from montgomery county. two men are charged with murder after an alleged drug deal. damian lee and delton brown were just charged in the murder of d.c. resident wei wu. he was found slumped over the wheel of his car in silver spring two weeks ago. police say he met the two suspects in order to sell them drugs. wu was killed during that transaction and the suspects allegedly split the drugs afterwards. >>> a tearful maureen mcdonnell apologizing and asking a federal judge today for leniency. virginia's former first lady sentenced today to one year and a day in prison. but she'll say free through her appeal. a jury convicted bob mcdonnell on corruption charges last year. david culvert was in the courtroom. he's live outside the courthouse to explain how the sentence was seched. david? >> reporter: jim, compared to the former governor's sentencing last month, the mood in the federal courtroom today was far less tense. at times durin some of the court recesses i noticed bob and maureen were up out of their seats, smiling, hugging some of their supporters but that all changed when it was maureen's t