we are at 61 degrees here in union station. and as far as travel plans go for today, a couple of showers along the outer banks of north carolina and the southern tip of the delmarva. and a couple of snow showers around the great lakes. so not a big problem for travel today. tomorrow, though, that is when things will get a little dicier. rain and snow mixing. in fact, starting as rain and ending as snow across much of the viewing area. but out to the west, more cold air if you're flying out to chicago or the great plains. plan on a very cold stretch for thanksgiving. the best place to go? you know the answer to this, let's go to vegas, baby. right, melissa? >> i would love to go to vegas. i may call in sick tomorrow, i don't know. eun, want to come? >> we are all going. >> see ya! >>> 95 in virginia near dale boulevard is moving along just fine. beltway at barnabas, no problem there is. in maryland we have a crash on the bw parkway southbound. 95 is just fine. and 270 headed down south is looking good as well. i'm back in ten mi

out here in front of union station right now, we are measuring 59 degrees at the storm team 4x4. we are looking over all the latest data. it will be very dicy around here by tomorrow morning. for now, temperatures in the 50s and low 60s outside. not much of a rise in temperatures later on today. as far as travel weather for today, if you can, get away early. i would definitely recommend it. especially if you are using the i-95 corridor north or south primarily going up to the north as today will be a relatively quiet day. our chances for rain here in washington arrive after the sun goes down tonight. and then for tomorrow, cold air moves in and it will change the rain gradually over to snow. tom has been bringing you all the latest on the weather advisory and the winter storm watch out in the shenandoah valley. he'll continue to bring you all that and bring you your expected snow totals coming up in ten minutes. really, the best place to travel to for thanksgiving if you still have the option, go on out to the desert southwest. how nice would 85 and sunny in palm springs, califor

the union station for instance, a few blocks from here, is in that same style and same architects were involved in that. a lot of artisans that worked on chicago exposition came to washington immediately worked on the library of congress and other buildings. when they started planning for a new office building and hired a new york firm to design this. their specialty was bozart. they did the new york public library and other famous landmarks in that time period. they wanted a building to fit in with the capitol, match the style with columns and marble front and others but would not overwhelm the capitol. these buildings are four stories tall from the street. they're built on hills. they go down underground behind it in some respects. they flank the capitol building without distracting from the capitol building. in that sense they were successful. the house, the entire house of representatives, 435 members, were going to move into this new building. each member got one room. it was going to be very cramped. there are only 90 senators at the time. they got pretty close to the same approp

union station -- a few blocks from here, is in that same style.he same architects were involved in that. plus, a lot of the artisans who worked on the chicago exposition came to washington immediately after they worked in the library of congress. so, when they started planning for a new office building, and they hired a new york firm to design this. their specialty was beaux-arts. they did the new york public library. they wanted a building that would fit in with the capitol. that would match the style of the capitol building. the columns, but would not overwhelm the capitol. these billings are four stories -- these buildings are four stories tall from the street. they are built on hills. some of them go down in underground and behind it. they flank the capitol building without distracting from the capital building. in that sense, they were successful. the house, the entire house of representatives, 435 members were going to move into this new building. each member got one room. it was going to be very cramped. but they were only 97 rooms -- repre

clouds over union station right now. we're looking at a mix for the remainder of the day.re going to continue to track breezy conditions. high of 43 in washington is going to feel closer to 43 degrees. suburbs only looking at highs near 40. system, we start off with cloudy skies. 46. so not bad. sunday is the best weekend day for kind of getting stuff done outdoors. maybe you need to rake some leaves. a lot of people are getting the holiday decorations out. sunday i think will be best day to da that. and then there's the chance of rain monday night. a high of 63. chance of showers on tuesday. better chance on wednesday. chilly on tuesday but then we warm right back up on wednesday. a high of 53. thursday, a high of 55. angie and doug out at reston right now for the tree lighting this evening. for that, temperatures will be in the 30s. i believe it's around 6:00 p.m. definitely want to bundle up. no rain or snow in the forecast for this evening. >> alexandria has the tree lighting tonight. it's the time of year. >> december 1st is on monday. >> it looks like we're getting o

towards union station that flag is not moving where it has all day today. the wind chill in the 20s. 42 in washington. 38 parts martinsburg, cold indeed. cold air all across the east. the warm air is back to the west. the needed change, we need this to move back there and some of the warmer weather to move back to our area. i'll talk more before the high numbers we could see over the next couple days. time to put away the coats at least for a little bit. >> thanks doug. >>> a lot of shoppers are finally winding down after what may have been an exhausting day at malls. stores were packed with all those black friday sales. shoppers were looking for deals on clothes and electronics, no other place may have been as busy as tysons. thousands of them desended on the mall, shoppers had an entirely different transportation option to get there. we look at the silver line big day. >> that's right. talk about a huge day for the silver line, make no mistake this day was a test for the newest section of the transit syst. the tyson corner station saw a 77% jump in the nu

several groups met at union station. grops will be meeting to prepare for a march.undreds put away their wallets for black friday and took to the small with signs. >> reporter: surging through a glitzy st. louis mall demanding justice for michael brown and more. >> if black lives don't matter, black friday shouldn't matter. >> reporter: urging shoppers to shut their wallets and focus on issues like justice and poverty instead of buying more stuff and the best holiday bargains. aren't you pushing it a bit? >> yeah, because it needs to be pushed a bit. we need to get people's attention. >> reporter: stores closed security gates. shoppers tried to take it all in stride. >> you can shop and learn a little bit about civics at the same time. >> reporter: must be close to 100 people. so far the police are staying back. letting them do what they want to do. there hasn't been any confrontation. but several hours later, police briefly shut down the st. louis galleria mall. the call spread to social media, videos, twitter #blackout black friday. >> hands up. >> don't shop. >>

now you're headed around town for union station. big bash there. every race is going your way. up to five seats now flipped. one more, and republicans control the senate. then fox news called iowa for joni ernst. it is time to dance. your friend says, are you sure you want that on camera. you are like what, that camera. >> do this. let's do this. this night is epic. this party only goes until midnight. so you hit up late-night chinese and are in bed by 1:00. that is good because as mom always says, nothing good happens after polls close in alaska. >> that camera, beautiful work. loved it. he is the next martin scorsese of our time. >> we will be right back. ♪ >> we are only on television half an hour a day, but live at bloomberg.com and always tweeting. follow our team on twitter and bloomberg.com. you can stalk us directly on twitter. tomorrow night on this program , dan pfeiffer from the white house. right here >> hello, i am pimm fox. this is "taking stock" on this wednesday, november 5. a power shift in washington, d.c. republicans set to control both houses of congress. mi

working on the red line tunnel in october of last year, part of a crew repairing the rails near union station and judiciary square. the lawsuit says at some point the hose ruptured shooting a fire ball from the hose, which caused a metro crane prior to that time -- operator to raise the crane. when it started to swing wildly, it smashed into ingram. the family filed a wrongful death lawsuit, few $10 million, they claim that metro failed to train and teach the operator to use that speed swing properly. they did not want to comment on the case. it has been assigned to a judge with the first hearing in january. >>> thank you, turning to our weather, it is already cold enough for a coat outside and heading even colder, right veronica? >> yes, for sure, we're in the low 40s, definitely chilly tomorrow. and we're talking about a little extra layer. so here we go, the fleece, nice, warm winter type jacket tomorrow. look at the numbers, 33 around restin, ash tton, 32 and 33, an brandywine, temperatures in the low 30s. yes, we have been that cold. temperatures this past weekend mild, not just cold but

. >> you notice those flags blowing towards union station, the winds coming in, colder air, even snowre out of the area, but a couple in culpepper county. came through prince georges and then out along 50. this is all part of a bigger system that right now is making its way in across our area. and that system is bringing through much colder air. what's that going to mean for your black friday? >> afternoon, only in the upper 30s. let you know what to expect for the weekend in a minute. >> thanks, doug. >>> families were just sitting down for a thanksgiving meal when shots were fired in this quite columbia, maryland neighborhood. investigators say a masked man walked up to an apartment, banged on the door and started shooting when someone opened it. a man inside was hit several times and had to be flown to the hospital. so far, no one is in custody. investigators say they don't think the shooting was random. >> speed and alcohol, police say a dangerous combination of the two caused a car to plummet 75 feet into a creek. the driver crossed a median, and one passenger was eject when the

craig boswell is at union station with more. >> reporter: airports are seeing long lines of holiday travelers watching the weather and the flight status board. a winter storm is hitting the northeast with rain turning to snow. >> 1 to 2-inch snowfall rates per hour. the rain-snow line hugging the coast of 'massachusetts. >> reporter: the large crowds and bad weather are already having an impact. so far today, more than a thousand flights have been delayed and more than 400 have been canceled. >> we're ready just in case there are stranded passengers. we're ready to accommodate them to ensure they're comfortable. >> reporter: some travelers decided to skip the lines at the airport and take the train instead. amtrak expects today to be a record setting day for passenger travel. >> sometimes i fly but not today. this is not the day. >> reporter: with the average price for a gallon of gas at $2.81, the lowest holiday week price in years, the roads are busy as well. aaa estimates there will be 40 million drivers on the highways this week. >> we're earning motorists to drive with additional care an

fox news correspondent leland fit territory is live at washington union station. the buses and trains moving? >> well, kimberly, good evening to you. the longest line here is the pickup -- took is a or 20 minutes to make the way around the circle. a lot of warm reunions and smiling faces even after very long trips. especially those who came in by bus or by car. into washington, d.c. the i-9 a corridor has been an sleuth mess. snow piled up and obviously there was rain, number of accidents there really making for slow going as folks went over the river and through the woods. amtrak though reports most of their services were on time. 700,000 people rose the rails to see the family this weekend. they say their services were uninterrupted and okay time. they then were able to add some extra trains to get people where they were going. kimberly, even after talking to so many folks cold and wet and waiting for the buss and those kind of things they said it didn't matter so long as we get home for turkey it's all worth it. >> all about thanksgiving for family and friends.

harold ingram was a war veteran working on the red line near union station. a broken hose sprayed hydraulic fluid and caused a fire, and the crane operator lost control of a 40-feet piece of rail, which hit and killed ingram. the family is claiming negligence. they say he failed to proper job briefing. they confirmed the lawsuit but will not comment any further >> a former cop northbound in jail. he will be sentenced on multiple convictions. the last time riley was in court he to attack a prosecutor. he will spend a mandatory five years for a handgun conviction. >>> maryland's attorney general is tackling a tough issue off ignored on college campuses, according to many reports. we're talking about sexual assault. megan mcgrath live with what's being done today to end it. >>> aaron, sexual assault is a big problem. it is estimated that 1 in 5 women will be sexually assaulted during their time in college. of those assaults, only about 12% will actually be reported. president obama launched a campaign to raise awareness. here in maryland, attorney general doug g

he was a war veteran working on the red line near union station. lawsuit alleges that a hose ruptured during track repair, hydraulic fluid sparked a fire, which caused them to lose control of a 40 feet piece of rail. it swung wildly hitting and killing ingram. they are claiming negligence. they failed to train and instruct mr. hamlin to use the speed swing properly. they confirmed the lawsuit but will not comment any further. >>> this crash in prince george's county sent two people in the hospital. two cars collided around 5:00 p.m. sending two people to the hospital in critical condition. >>> a man robbed a woman with a blood-filled sir ring. this was saturday morning. you can see the man approach a woman holding a sir ring. he told the woman, quote, i have aids. give me your money. the man got away with $200. the woman was not hurt. >>> police are questioning 12 people on an attack on u.s. sailors in turkey. three sailors caught in the middle in istanbul. they had plastic bags they tried to pull over their heads and spray paint thrown at them. th

it began as an armed robbery in northstr union station. d.c. andk police chased the suspecto prince george's county. th we cr 20 minutes from erh robbery happed. this d and back to normal in suitland thwat main that broke and caused flooding is back in servic we first reported that broke wednesd night, sending water gushin silver hill and suitland. crewsre working to fill the hole ou the fixed main. >>> resil for vandali university of virgiat house. it is promising more action if nothi i d following aing scathio about rape on campus. acrdg d cavalier, the group september out an monday mouse e-mail yesterday that clm respoibity for the vandalism and demanded t immedisuone p kappa si fraternity. it is mentioned as the scene of a gang rape in a "rolling stone" artic. >> there's been progress at a number ohoan colleges in virginia. we need to work to make sure that we do a lot more. >>> in response to the article, hundreds of students held a rape awaress rally on campus yesterda >>> 5:20 right now. we're heg from bill cosby's attory react to go new

at 8:00 am, groups meet at union station and also at noon in georgetown for a march.d the country, thousands of people put down their wallets on black friday and picked up signs to call for justice for michael brown. nbc's ron allen has the story. >> reporter: a wave of protes r protesteh a glitzy st. louis mall demanding justice for michael brown. >> black lives don't matter, black friday shouldn't matter. >> reporter: urging shoppers to shut their wallets and focus on issues like justice and poverty instead of buying more stuff and the best holiday bargains. aren't you pushing it a bit? >> yeah, because it needs to be pushed a bit. we need to get people's attention. >> reporter: stores closed security gates. shoppers tried to keep it in stride. >> you can shop and learn about civics at the same time. >> reporter: so far, police are standing back, letting them do what they want to do. several hours later, police briefly shut down the st. louis galleria mall. it spread on social media, twitter #blackout black friday. >> hands up. >> don't shop. >> reporter: demonstrat

stay with us >>> let's take a live look at union station. you can see the wind keeping that flag flying out there. today's wind is ushering in schooler temperatures, too. we have a look at just how chilly it's going to be this weekend. >> we're looking at a high temperature today of about 58 degrees. tomorrow, highs will be in the mid 50s and upper 50s for your sunday. but with the winds out there today, it's definitely adding that additional chill to the air. here are your weather headlines. the winds, they're going to diminish don't around 8:00, 9:00 p.m. that's going to set us up for a crisp weekend. typically our high this time of year, it's about 61 degrees. so we are going to be below that, both saturday as well as sunday. but the winds, good news, really not an issue this weekend and we are keeping both weekend days dry. as you look to veterans day on tuesday, nice weather. in fact, in my opinion, it's going to be one of the best days on the seven day. current wind gusts right now, pretty impressive. almost all locations reporting win

and it might cost you $120 to make that move, but to that lady , i would tell her head the union station and get on amtrak and get to the city at that is what you need to do. >> what advice would you have -- let's see you are out of the zone where you could possibly drive, who is responsible for putting you up, do you have to pay for a hotel room? she came from los angeles. so if she did this that she would be stranded? >> they say that they can be out of control. just have some backup plans. there are things you can use like hotel tonight or go online and try to find last-minute deals. but he was right saying that we need to try to get out on the first flight the next morning, be flexible because this is one that most people won't want to do. but the general rule if tom is take the train. >> let me ask you these days, traveling makes sense, it's no secret. we go through this every year. should you have left yesterday? >> yes, you should have left on tuesday, if you're coming back on sunday, you can change your fly right now without a penalty and a change fee, change it, take the extra d

behind me beautiful union station.00 people. 30,000 students also live here. a lot of students heading home to see mom and dad will probably take the amtrak or the commuter rail out of union station. a lot of bus lines that take you to major hubs like boston and hartford and western connecticut. here 290, this connector takes you to the massachusetts turnpike which runs east and west across massachusetts. it also takes you to 84. so a lot of congestion is expected. the national weather service expecting the heaviest the snow to hit between 1:00 this afternoon and 8:00 at night. if you can help it try to leave now and definitely be careful because conditions are going to get worse as the day progresses. jose, back to you. >> thank you so much. i'm just wondering how do people burrtcher your first name? >> i'm dominican so i've heard it all. in spanish, you actually pronounced it right so thank you. >> thank you. android, that's the best. thanks so much. >> yeah it's really bad. >> appreciate it. >>> well more fallout fr

he was working on the red line near union station in october. the lawsuit alleges that a broken house sprayed hydraulic fluid and sparked a fire. that fire caused a crane operator to lose control of a 40-foot piece of rail which hit and killed ingram. the family is claiming negligence, saying, quote, vmata failed to inspect the hose that ruptured. metro confirms the lawsuit, but will not comment any further. >>> right now, you may be hearing some loud booms in loudoun county. virginia state police are conducting demolition exercises at the chan till la stone kwoquy on route 50. >>> right now, lots of questions being asked after a rear door fell off a private plane. u2 leader singer bono was riding in that plane. how the crew responded to the midair emergency. >>> plus, record shattering cold and winter still six weeks away. a look at the severe conditions and how people in the midwest are handling the subzero temperatur. >>> right now, you're looking at something we've never seen before. this is the first photo taken by a spacecraft that landed

they will make a loop from union station to the lincoln memorial and run every ten minutes. >>> a little lost doe showed up at a firehouse. and we have new information where he's headed. firefighters have dubbed the yorky gizmo. he didn't have any tags or microchip. they tried knocking on doors, but no one recognized guess mow or who he belongs to. this morning, prince george's fire says they transferred gizmo to an animal management facility in upper marlboro. they're taking care of him. so if you know who gizmo's owner might be, call animal management. >>> a grim day in ferguson, missouri. we're going to show how things got out of control once again there today on the biggest shopping day of the year. >> that's right. it was supposed to be all about shopping, but things did not go as planned there in missouri. probably not a surprise. >> that's right. >>> wrong place, wrong time. we're going to tell you how two kids suddenly found themselves buried in snow, and fighting for their lives. >>> and remember as you're out shopping and getting ready for the holidays, the storm team 4 app wil

narrator: each day he would walk back and forth from union station to classes as early signs of the coming depression began to appear. howard law school was evolving from a part-time night school to a full time day school, under the guidance of a man who would have a profound influence on marshall's life. thurgood marshall :dean charles h houston, he was a graduate of amherst and harvard. very brilliant. very decent person but a very hard man. he used to tell us in our first year, "look at the man on your right and look at the man on your left and bear in mind that two of you won't be here next year." that sort of kept your feet to the fire. narrator :in the 1920s there were 8 million african-americans living in the deep south, but only 100 were lawyers. most were poorly educated working in the confines of their segregated communities, writing wills and settling divorces. the notion of a harvard educated black lawyer arguing against jim crow in court was inconceivable to most but that's who charles hamilton houston was, and that's what he intended to do. and he knew he could't do it alone.

union station line. wind chills will drop into the 20s tonight, folks. chief meteorologist doug kammerer is in the storm center with the word. doug? >> yeah, wind chills in the 20s already there in parts of the suburbs. and that's the way it's going to be through the rest of the evening. tonight will be the coldest night we have seen, especially downtown. take a look at the high temperatures today. a high of 36 in luray. 37 in cumberland. we have 44 in d.c. that is the average high temperature for christmas. which is still well over a month away. as we move on through the rest of the night tonight, you know it's going to be on the cold side and you mentioned that lake-effect snow coming all the way down into portions of maryland. that just shows how cold the air is, even colder air coming overnight tonight. we'll talk about the temperatures for this weekend, and then, guys, it gets a lot colder into early next week. we'll talk about that too coming up in a minute. >>> a d-dot worker seriously hurt when a snowplow hit her is on the path to full recovery.

. >> reporter: in washington union station amtrak reported smooth operations and is busy northeast corridorte lines and crowds passenger same content. >> reporter: there were some pieces of good news for a holiday travelers. that is giving gas prices are as low as in years and forecasts looks like a warmer temperatures in the east where the next major travel day the big trip home on sunday. >> reporter: the good news is that if you not travelling until tomorrow morning everything is looking pretty good. there's gotta be a lot of snow around the d.c. area that will be impacting new york. it will be winding down later on tonight and tomorrow afternoon should be added there is the system is moving fairly fast. >> reporter: where tennessee lot so sunshine from holiday tomorrow at most of friday but reduce the strain rain in the forecast for friday night and to the weekend. >> reporter: declare skies tonight it will cool down right now of 64 in san francisco. is the forecasts for turkey day and a gorgeous day upper 60s lower '70's. sunny and mild conditions. >> pam: police and cleveland have rel

they come to union station and then up to the white house. it is breakfast time.i have only just come across -- i wish i had been able to put it in the book. i have just come across a new diary. they go up to the white house. they go into the president's oval study on the second floor. roosevelt's naval aide just pops his head in the map room and says, "are there any new cables?" the duty officer hands him this pink piece of paper, and he takes it up. roosevelt is trying to be his charming self and says, "winston, what do you want for breakfast?" he looks at the naval aide and says, "what do we have here?" the naval aide says, "i am afraid it is bad news, mr. president." roosevelt reads it and hands it to winston and says, "winston, it is for you." it is the cable saying tobruk has surrendered with over 30,000 troops without fighting. churchill is completely stunned. there are people that say that nothing in the world came as a greater shock. he was sitting with a man whose friendship and cooperation is crucial for the survival of britain. it is just so upsetting

differences go quickly mentioned are recovering from medical emergency and the east bay at the union city stationeporting attend a 20 minute delay from union city heading out toward suffering on that's a commit direction you know to do it yourself symmetric times and story here for a ride in the san francisco approaching bay bridge toll plaza now back up to a foot of the maze that traffic moving up toward treasure island then finally opens up right sematech a bridge still very foggy of extra caution out there and give yourself a lot of space between those cars barely see them >> : and not to the peninsula golden gate no problems nice smooth traffic flowing in and not a severances go without any delay coming up from the north bay south 1 01 to the golden gate of nevada 0 heading out toward center fell. a quick check of 12 east 12101 right at the foot cruise wrapping up a motorcycle crash good news is not causing a delay 580 west of very slow altman to livermore will stay with you to dublin's. by these blood of the 39 trip cut to 38 bettman and the heading south to 38 through a word and the union c

at washington's union station amtrack said despite lines and crowds passengers seemed content. >> car partial and the last leg of the trip will be train due to the weather and to avoid the traffic. >> it's good to get a break from school and see my friends and family back home. not too far and i don't mind traveling. >> gas prices are at their lowest in years and the forecast warmer temperatures in the east for the next major travel day the big trip home on sunday. >> we are going to monitor travel situations out of the three airports in the bay area and i tell myself thank goodness we live in california. what do we expect today. >> we not anticipating travel delays within the state of california. visibility isn't a factor especially to south cal. so we are trending a little warmer than 24 hours ago. sap are san francisco at 53, santa rosa 43 out the door in san jose. as you head to grandma's house expect plenty of 60s and 70s today so today cooler than yesterday but temperatures still 8 degrees warmer than where we should be for this time of year. pleasanton 72 mid san francisco and

representing walmart workers as well as representatives of the major national unions walking from union stationy are calling for $15 an hour wages. walmart says the average wage at this store is just over $12 an hour. union organizers say that's not enough. they want more flexibility for workers in terms of getting the hours in the week they need to generate a wage sustainable for their families. they want to at least get a 40-hour workweek for most employees here at this location. walmart came into downtown washington, d.c. last year. they say they created about 300 jobs at this location. a big protest this morning. everybody's gone home to get in from the cold. protests across the nation, as well throughout the day today. we'll see where all this goes. this morning, protesters saying they want to see at least $15 an hour here at this location. >> thanks, eamen javers. >> the president of gamestop. he will weigh in on the state of the consumer. she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved

entertainment permit they've done outreach you'll find a letter of support from the union square and central station approvals of it they've recommended some conditions they've spoken with the applicant we'll let mr. kim explain the rest to you. >> good evening commissioner aim mr. xhoifrnt to 449 powell street at the corner of powell and sutter today, we have our entire basketball team with the san francisco manager been with them from 17 years and we have the i p.s. security profile security company doing other venues in the union square area we have mr. paul kim that handles the any of us active for the internal 0 fairs and bryan the barry at the end and julia the operator for the venue just to give you a little bit of a background it is four levels the first level is a lobby that is shared with weeks ago and stair wall leading up to the second floor the second floor is a bar with amazement games and a associate area then the third floor is a restaurant also a bar food is served continuously and both to the third and second floor but the third floor closes at 11 o'clock and if people 7, 8, 9 to s

he's leaving the police station for the hospital two hours after the shooting. accompanied by other officers and his union lawyer. here they are returning to the station about 2 1/2 hours later. a grand jury could soon decide whether or not to indict officer wilson. and here to explain what that process entails is robert saltz, a defense attorney. good to see both of you. mis missy, i'll start with you. that surveillance video, do you believe it corroborates brown's attorney's account or officer wilson's account? >> well, it's true, he doesn't necessarily look like he has an injury. but we can't really make that determination until we really look at the medical records. the tape is far away. we don't see his face. his account is there was injury to his face. we don't see that. the video is grainy. the medical records will really help us to say whether or not it corroborates his side of the story. >> i agree with missy. there's this allegation or this news report that's been leaked there's a broken orbital bone. the video is in gray. it doesn't look like anyone is helping him to the car. the medical record

shows wilson in the white t-shirt leaving the police station for the hospital two hours after the shooting, accompanied by other officers and his union video then shows him returning to the police station. >> stephanie is joining us live from ferguson right now. i'm wondering, stephanie, as everybody is waking up to this new information, how are people reacting there? >> reporter: well, it is just new information here. what is noteworthy about this, christi, you're not getting the perspective from the police recording about how august 9th unfurled for them. we've heard from witnesses on canfield where mike brown died. but we have not heard what happened on that side. obviously, this is interesting leading up to the grand jury decision we're awaiting to hear on whether or not officer darren wilson will or not not be indicted. it's just more of a clue of what may happen on the decision. >> the latest grand jury deliberations, how is the community bracing for a decision on that? >> reporter: i've been having a lot of conversations with people here in ferguson about that, joe. and it's wide ranging, some people are buying up a bunch of g

showing officer wilson leaving the place station for the hospital two hour was a the shooting along with fellow officers and a unionion two and a half hours later. the paper taped police audio shootings before and after -- reports before and after they received the call for help. >> wilson reports had had is location. according to the paper this is wilson after he stopped michael brown and his friend. >> msnbc tremaine lee is in ferguson. let's look ahead to this protest in support of the police chief there. what are these supporters hoping to accomplish? >> so i spoke with one of the organizers yesterday and the message was pretty simple. it's not just about one man jackson. it's about a broader system. to show their support for chief jackson and moving forward in the healing process in the community as you know obviously going through so much they showed their support. behind the scenes chief jackson has been meeting with protesters. one he says that, you know, some of the folks he been clashing with early on are sitting down and having conversations. so again they hope to show that this community is coming toget

station and marched to union square. it throughout the night. >> i think it's great you can get that many people together in a short amount of time. kind would be great if they were getting them together for something that was more of a boshthy cause that could help the community in a way, as far as the homeless population, abused kid, abused mothers. something like that. >> reporter: san francisco police say no arrests were made. the co-founder says this is a chance for creative people to express themselves. the group meets once a month. always at 8:00. usually wraps up around 11:00. it's developed such a following that thousands turned up for the event which marked the one- year anniversary. crews were busy cleaning up. no word how police plan to handle the next event that would take place next month. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 7:36. new this morning, the sound of gunfire woke people up in a normally quiet san francisco neighborhood overnight. ktvu's alex savidge is there live with more on th

louis post dispatch show officer wilson leaving the police station for the hospital two hours after the shooting, along with fellow officers and a union lawyer. and then returning to the station house two and a half hours later. also obtained, police radio chatter in the moments before the shooting when a dispatcher reported a theft in progress. >> it's going to be a black male in a white t-shirt. he's running. took a whole box of cigars. >> nine minutes later officer wilson says that he's on his way. >> 21, put me on can field. >> and then five minutes after r later h later after the fatal encounter hints of what's to come and request backup from the other officers. >> get us several more units over here. there's going to be a problem. >> is there any available ferguson units who can respond to can field and copper creek? advise. >> now ferguson police chief tom jackson tells our affiliate station that officer wilson is not indicted he can immediately return to active due ten and michael brown's parents have now returned to the u.s. after their trip to switzerland. from there let's go to the weather and the deep freeze that's spread

the bart station is closed due to civil unrest. been moved to unionon district and will have on update on the latest. >> reporter: we're tracking moderate to light rain in the north bay area will be more detail on the storms this gonna be impacting the bay area after the break. bay area after the break. hey mom, can i have ho ho ho... we'll all have hot cocoa! ma'am, need a strong pot of joe. the all new keurig 2.0 is here. tsks winner of the imf >> pam: 9830 were tracking the storm this sure to bring some much-needed rain but and but also put a damper on your weekend plans as a live look of the north bay area were several inches of rain is expected to fall. >> reporter: we're definitely seeing moderates a light rain primarily in the north bay area. if you just north of san rafael you getting some light rain right now. wausau's have your rain, not a santa rosa. have your rain at reports are coming out of santa rosa. heavier rain reports.... >> reporter: increasing clouds this evening the rain will be turning to showers and the evening the wins will pi

wilson in the white tee shirt leaving the police station two hours after the shooting accompanied by other officers and his union lawyer the video then shows him returning to the police station. >> reporter: and here in ferguson people are focused on that grand jury decision when it comes out and what it will mean for their town. if you can see behind me there is one shop boarded up and a lot of shops have done the same thing. boarding up if there is more unrest here where there was so much in august and the months after that. but that is the totally focus here in ferguson. >> wow. that is something else. stephanie, thank you so much. >>> still coming up this morning, the growing cloud over bill cosby as another woman comes forward alleging rain. and despite canceled tv appearances in the wake of allegations cosby accepted an interview on pcr that just aired. we'll play some for you next. [ male announcer ] it's a warning. a wake-up call. but it's not happening out there. it's happening in here. [ sirens wailing ] inside of you. even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, an occasional fl

shows wilson in the white t shirt leaving the police station for the hospital two hours after the shooting accompanied by other officers and his union lawyer. the video then shows him returning to the police station. >> police department across the country are bracing for possible demonstrations after the grand jury decision comes out. for some cities the decision in the ration alley charged case will reignite long sixering debates over local police relations with minority communities. >>> ebola is back in the united states. surgeon diagnose ld with the deadly virus arrived in nebraska today for treatment. he contracted ebola while working in sierra leon. dr. salea is married to an american but was working with patients in his home country. the surgeon may be sicker than other ebola patients treated in the u.s.. the team that was caring for him in west after cal says he's critically ill. the doctor is in good hands. nebraska medical center has successfully treated two other ebola patients. >>> crews working to repair two broken water mains. the first break was reported on november 8th along side browns valley road. the secondhand ye

shows wilson in the white t-shirt leaving the police station for the hospital two hours after the shooting, accompanied by other officers and his union video then shows him returning to the police station. stephanie elam, cnn, ferguson, missouri. >> okay, everyone, i do want to bring you up to news on breaking news we did report earlier. peter kassig, also known as abdul rahman, you can see him on the screen, a 26-year-old volunteer as an emt in syria helping war-torn victims. he has been beheaded by isis. this news is coming to us just a couple hours ago. isis had in fact threatened to behead him last month. we know that he was captured roughly around a year ago when he was doing humanitarian work in syria. his mother, so sad, his mother had been pleading on twitter and in various videos, for his release. she actually reached out to isis on twitter asking for his release. we know from various friends and his family that this man had been described as compassionate. he was an army ranger working in the army since 2007 who had been moved to go back to syria and iraq to help those in need. again, this breaking news coming to us just mo

'police surveillance video showed officer wilson with his union representative and other officers leaving the stationwo hours after his encounter with brun. meanwhile, over the past week, law enforcement officials have been doing their best to assure the community they have a plan. an sent is ferguson employs chief tom jackson, he was paraphrased at saying if the grand jury does not indict wilson he will immediately return to active duty. if the the grand jury returns an indictment officer wilson will most likely be fired. he later clarified his comments saying, quote, i'm not sag i want officer wilson to return or don't want him to return. legally speaking he is not indo ited he can return to his job. i his inindicted he will be fired. joining me now is national reporter tremaine lee. my understanding is governor nixon made the announcement today. did we know this was coming and how normal is it for a state of emergency to be declared in advance of an event? >> it is relatively odd but if grew back to the press conference that governor nixon had last week, where he kind of outlined preparations and