>>vicki liviakis:air rage is on the rise in china. passenger outbursts have halted two flights in recent weeks. cnn's will ripley tells us the angry episodes reveal growing pains for modern china -- and its airline industry >>:melees in mid-air. tussles at the ticket counter. chinese social media sites are full of these videos. "air rage" - china style. last month -- a chinese man's rant about cabin service turned into a threat to blow up the plane. his girlfriend hurled hot water at a flight attendant. earlier this month -- angry passengers opened emergency exits - as their plane was pushing back from the gate - 7 hours late. >>:"you see these tour groups all over the beijing airport and the guides are giving instructions to the travelers about the right way to behave. of course "air rage" and "traveler bad behavior" is not unique to china. but here - things have gotten so bad - the government issued this guidebook -- on how to be a "civilized tourist." in china -- "being loud" and "fending for yourself" is part of the culture. >>:"y

good evening i'm vicki liviakis. officers found four people - each with at least one gunshot wound after the shooting. kron-4's philippe djegal is live outside the club where it happened. philippe >>phillipe djegal: the bloodshed was particularly bad for one fremont woman. she is trying to escape the shooting and is just thankful to be alive tonight. this is a night the victim wishes she could not remember. >>: i thought i was going tonight it was very scary. >>phillipe djegal: she's issues just 6 ft. away from chris brown when she took this video shooting this video right before the shooting >>: as you were falling we heard the gunshots >>phillipe djegal: another person pictured the gunshots and this video >>: i got totally trampled on and had bruises and welts on my deck neck and back and legs and ankles of >>phillipe djegal: eventually she said she hid in a walk-in refrigerator until she calmed down >>: a total of five people have been shot and they've been sent to area hospitals >>phillipe djegal: all of the inju

>>vicki liviakis:that's it for the kron 4 news at 8.and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps. our next newscast is tonight at 11 o'clock. see you then. goodnight. olivia. super hungry? get my chipotle chicken club combo. it's got the chipotle sauce you love and spicy crispy chicken. you get it with fries and a drink for just $4.99. that's a ton of food. let's do this. searching for a great used car? can you help? start with the millions of used cars for sale at the new carfax.com. show me cars with no accidents. show me no accidents and one owner. show me no accident, one owner cars with service records. that's awesome! that's the power of carfax®. find the cars you want. avoid the ones you don't. plus, you get a free carfax® report with every listing. start your used car search at carfax.com would klay thompson do for an encore of his record-breaking performance? could the warriors when the nba championship? with this super bowl now just a week away are we any closer to putting doubts to bed? spo

>>vicki liviakis:starting tomorrow. extended hours on the v-t-a bus line between de anza college and san jose. vta says it's new limited stop line 323 will start at eight a-m and run until ten-thirty at night. a sunday service is added starting at 9 a-m that will run every twenty minutes until six p-m. two new stops will be in san jose. one at julian and north first streets. and another at north second and bassett streets. san francisco police are warning restaurants to be on the lookout for wine thieves. the world-famous french laundry restaurant in yountville. was the latest to be hit over new year's. thieves there and elsewhere are mainly snatching a french burgandy wine that can cost up to 15-thousand dollars a bottle. authorities say wine dealers should look out for expensive bottles showing up at auctions for resale. coming up at eight. more people are n the job in oakland. we take a look at the latest dip in unemployment and why the boost. get over the golden gate bridge while you can. we've got the latest on how

vicki, cpa by day. by day and night, pro-life person and directs that activity for the archdiocese of san francisco. and you are a pro-life person. you get into telephone booths. you come out super heroes. everybody knows who you are in that world. everybody loves you and for the great work you do. let's talk about the walk for life west coast. now in the seventh year. and you are expecting 35 or 40,000 people? >> you might cause a traffic jam. >> that is an understatement. the police do love us because we are supportive and we obey the rules. we're expecting to be larger. this is the seventh year. we started at 7500 people the first year. it was a shock to us back then. every year, we have grown. last year, -- obviously we don't know for sure. probably around 35,000 people. and if this continues at that pace, it looks like we will have even more people. >> people can find out about this at walk for life wc.com. walk for life west coast. >> all of the information is there. the time, the speakers, and wh

. >> reporter: it's a perfect ministry partnership for soucie folks and vicki goss.i says they are sending a hug in each back. >> i wanted it to be personal. >> reporter: the best friends have packed chemocare bags from their livermore home since 2009 after vicki had chemo for breast cancer. she is now cancer-free but knows how much patients need hope. >> when you go through chemotherapy, it's real easy to be kind of sucked down into a maelstrom of depression and your hope kind of gets dissipated. you lose your hair, eyebrows, your femininity is stripped away. >> reporter: susi sews each back. >> reporter: vicki collects the donations. >> i think so, too. yeah. >> reporter: each item fills a purpose, a blanket keeps patient warm, a journal and puzzles keep them busy, a teddy bear for fun and comfort. they bring the bags to the hers breast cancer foundation and valleycare medical center. >> hi, sherry. how are you? >> hi. >> reporter: nurse navigator sherry la salle distributes them to cancer patients. >> their eyes light up. they go through their bag. its like christ

i'm vicki liviakis. and we have team coverage on the new year's eve celebrations and preparations underway. catherine, george, jeff bush, they're all on hand to showcase tonight's fireworks. but first let's go ahead and go to -- well, let's just talk about the preparations for the -- are we going to go to jacqueline? no. okay. let's go to jr stone who is out there in the crowds root now. jr, what is going on. >> reporter: the barriers are now up as we inch closer and closer to 2015. when there are fireworks like these involved, it will be hectic. canisters, wires, magic powder and these massive steel metal tubes that blast above the bay at midnight. >> they go a thousand feet in the air and perform at that altitude. they're big. >> reporter: 18 workers put final touches on the new year's eve fireworks. a setup put together on this barge at at&t park and put together on the peer 14 and the ferry building. >> this is a big show. this is a big city. we're celebrating in the right manner. >> reporter: likely

in the jeep, vicki describes what she's seeing. >> come on, sweetheart.n her and bring her to the side that has the shallow. apparently she doesn't think that that is a good idea. >> the engine noise further stresses the trapped calf. >> you can imagine the sound of a land rover engine running over. it's basically like shouting at them constantly. oh, baby, i'm sorry. you fell in a well, you silly girl. >> the team members have to coordinate carefully to avoid either man falling into the pit. >> go. >> as vicki waits for the right moment to hit the gas, robert tugs on the rope and nearly loses his footing. >> what they're trying to do is get the rope under the tail as best. the trouble is the water is so deep in the bottom that it floats on the surface. >> 30 minutes later, they've made no progress. >> for a minute there, we just stood there looking at each other. we didn't know what to do really. >> after a few more attempts, robert and mark get the calf turned in the right direction. they secure the rope under its belly and tell vicki to step on the acc

>>reporter: vicki collects the donations. >> i think so too, yeah. >>reporter: each item fills a purpose, a blanket keeps patients warm, a journal and puzzles keep them busy, a teddy bear for fun and comfort. they bring the bags to the herself breast cancer foundation and valley care medical center. >> hi, sheri, how are you? >>reporter: nurse navigator helps distribute them to cancer patients. >> their eyes light up, they go through their bag, it's like christmas. >>reporter: vicki and susie say in five years they've given out more than 300 bags in 18 states and two countries. marcy whittier went through chemo earlier this year. >> i was lonely and feeling i guess sorry for myself. >>reporter: she received a bag from vicki and susie's ministry. >> i just felt the love in it. >>reporter: then marcy gave her bag to another chemo patient. >> she broke down and cried and so did i, and i just wanted someone else to feel the love in the chemo bag. >> we laugh more than anything, but we also cry together. >>reporter: vicki and susie embrace it as a gift fr

>>reporter: she received a bag from vicki and susi's ministry. >> i felt the love in it. then marcy gave her bag to another chemo patient. >> she broke down and cried and so did i. and i just wanted someone else to feel the love. in the chemo bag. >> relaugh more than anything, but we also cry together. >>reporter: i have ki and susi em -- i have ki and susi embrace it as a gift from god. >> as long as we're able, we'll keep doing it. >>reporter: for giving chemotherapy patients hope, this week's jefferson award goes to vicki goss and susi folks. >> take requests over their facebook page, they don't take money for the bag but they do accommodate special requests like favorite colors or sports teams. next, they want to teach people how to make chemo care bags in other communities. >>> pretty good work, yeah. they're not huge things, they're simple thing but they mean a lot, don't they? >> they show they carry care. yeah. >> thank you for that. >>> and of course, you can find a link to the chemo care bags facebook page online at kpix.com/hero. >>> great people like that liv

good evening i'm vicki liviakis. kron-4's annie andersen joins us live from where it happened.annie how did this unfold? more than 24 hours after a fight the reporter>>: we learned that this man has died at the hospital. a police officer sawn man in and restricting parking lot at the station. the man lifted up his sweater and went for what the author officers thought was a gun. it turned out to be a begun but the officers said it books like real gone without the gunships. new speaker anvalencia's street has reopened it had its earlier been closed. two of these officers were sergeants in the department. at a vallejo motel- 6 leads to an officer-involved shooting. the alleged gunman is still on the loose. kron four's philippe djegal shows us who police are looking for. phillipe djegal>>: service calls this motel 6 are not on the ordinary, but what happened saturday night to spiraled out of control. when officers reported to a reported fire at the hotel a man walked out of the room with an alleged handgun. at this key i

good evening i'm vicki liviakis. renewed worries about the spreading measles outbreak. 68 people in california have been diagnosed with the measles. including 2 in the south bay. now a santa clara county costco is warning customers that they may have been exposed to the illness. kron-4's annie andersen reports. this sign at the costco in gilroy warns all shoppers that they could have been exposed to the measles while shopping. but despite signs being at the entrance and at each register many people didn't notice the warnings "maybe it should be bigger. i didn't see it. but i also have two kids to be taking care of." santa clara county health officials called costco during the week to let them know that a person with the measles had been in their store last sunday. costco management says that the infected person was a costco member. not an employee. but they weren't able to pinpoint exactly when the person was in the store. according to the health department sign posted. people who were shopping from 4 to 6pm could ha

. >> joining via skype is vicky

vicky's family is behind animal assisted happiness. a nonprofit that introduces special need children and adults to the gentlest collection of small farm animals you are ever likely to meet. vicky says the greatest power the animals possess is not something they do but something they don't. judge. >> these animals know what their job is. their your is just to be. not to judge. make kids happy. >> in john's case he bonded so well with froyo he began introducing him to children with special need. helping froyo do for them what he did for him. >> it made me realize. i feel good when i helped people. it allowed me. made me want to commit to things. i was afraid to commit before. and, i was a bit nervous about like dedicating myself to it. >> john it would seem has no frob frob -- problem with dedication now. proving the right friend at the right time can make all the difference. no matter who it is. animal assisted happiness counts. each interaction they make possible as the a smile. and they say they have a live time goal of a million smi

>>vicki liviakis:starting tomorrow. extended hours on the v-t-a bus line between de anza college and san jose. vta says it's new limited stop line 323 will start at eight a-m and run until ten-thirty at night. a sunday service is added

. >> reporter: vicki know the story because she's the one who introduced the two. vicki's family you see, is behind animal-assisted happiness, a non-profit that introduces special needs children and adults to the gentlest collection of small farm animals you are ever likely to meet. vicki says the greatest power the animals possess is not something they do but something they don't -- judge. >> these animals know what their job is and their job is just to be not to judge and make kids happy. >> reporter: in john's case he bonded so well with froyo, he began introducing him to other children with special needs, helping froyo do for them what he did for him. >> it made me realize, i feel good when i help people and it allowed me -- it made me want to commit to things. i was afraid to commit before and i was a bit nervous about, like dedicating myself. >> reporter: john it would seem, has no problem with dedication now, proving the right friend at the right time can make all the difference. no matter who it is. >> you know the headline does end up being, you know boyfr

i'm vicky nguyen. wild pigs destroying property and creating a mess. decision that faces a south bay city. >>> downtown san francisco shut down. tens of thousands take to the streets. the message they wanted to be heard. >>> springlike conditions continue here in the bay area. anthony slaughter will let us know if it will be another record-setting day. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, you're time now is 7:00. we're giving you a live look right now at the golden gate brin bridge, a little bit of fog there. if you're visiting, it's part ovt experience. thanks for wake up with us. i'm vicky nguyen. we'll get a check of the forecast with anthony slaughter. >>> we went out to san francisco to enjoy the weather. women were out there in bikinis. >> i wouldn't be surprised if some of the guys were out there in the swim trunks. we had 71 degrees. today, will be warmer in santa cruz. if you were making plans like i was until my babies got sick. >> they do tha

vicki, it still looks like it's shut down. mostly clear skies with high clouds up there also. we'll see high clouds and eventually low clouds as we get into tomorrow morning. i think in some places especially bay side at the coast fairly cloudy to start the day but sunshine by the afternoon and more mild temperatures in the low to mid 60s for next week. offshore winds sunshine and a warm up. and then eventually wet weather later on. here's satellite view and we have the first storm to the north. all the rain is staying to the north of the bay area we are getting some of the clouds for tonight. stronger storm in southern california widespread rain there. both those systems move east as we go into late tomorrow and monday. and that will bring back lots of sunny skies to -- as we go into next week. here's fog tracker high clouds as first system goes through. notice no wet weather here. low clouds come in tomorrow morning. there's the gray conditions by the bay and at the coast and it takes a while for low clouds to clear. 9:00 a.

that can happen and it did for vicky. this is vicky's daughter madison. she works for the u.s. navy and she wasn't able to come home for thanksgiving and her mom was disappointed. but she is home now. >> she sprung for that two-day shipping. >> maybe. but here's the thing. her mom is expecting her a week from now, but oh no, madison decides, let's surprise mom a week early. they're on the floor at amazon. here's mom. she's about to get a big surprise as she rounds the corner. >> oh, my gosh! oh, my god! >> like every mom who greets her child who's been overseas she screams and she's happy and the huggation begins. but here's the thing. mom's not the only one who's excited. so are the dogs that happen to be there. what i can't understand is why the dogs are there. they don't look like security dogs. but you've got to love every time somebody has served overseas and they come home and surprise people. i just love those videos. >> a sailor she really was shipped. >> aw sweet. >> oh, my gosh! >>> these guys are getting the model rocket ready to launch but the thing is -- >> they've

vicky nguyen has the story. >> reporter: guys, we obtained an audit conducted that was they have made public until now. what we learned from these records plus information from insiders adds up to thousands of dollars that didn't go to students or their schooling. records show the former principal set up a private slush fund that was against district policy spending money on meals, clothing, even lotto tickets. the district found some $7300 worth of expenses that didn't even have receipts or explanations including checks that catching wrote to herself. former staffers say cash from student fund raisers simply disappeared when she was in charge of the money. >> we didn't know what happened. we double counted ourselves. we never made a mistake hike that before. $500 is not a small amount. >> reporter: where did the money go? what happened to the $7,000 in expenses? she didn't have much to say, but we have a lot more to tell you about tonight at 11:00. what happened to at least $10,000 in rental fees that should have been paid to the district? the police report filed after money went mis

i'll address the forecast later on vicki. >> dui numbers down this holiday season. every year county conduct a 21-day crack down. arrests are down from the 415 people arrested in 2013. police say more check points and dui patrols are coming. they say the police will be out in force on super bowl sunday and saint patty's day. >>> city of san francisco trying to get pedestrians safer. they're focussing on the most dangerous spots and their goal is to wipe out pedestrian fatalities over the next several years. vision 0 and some of those improvements are already in place. in fact, pedestrian approximates and bike fatallies are down. >> we've wide end side walks in many areas. we've created more curb outs throughout the sit toy make sure that right turns are safer for people. we've implemented more count down crosswalks. >> police say that there were 18 pedestrian deaths in 2014. that's compared to 21 the year before. three bikers were killed until san francisco last year and four in 2013 william changes to engineering, enforcement and education, it's believed the number

. >> vicky knows the story. >> you want to hold -- >> because she's the one who introduced to the two. vicky's family is behind animal assisted happiness, a nonprofit that introduces special needs children and adults to the gentlest collection of small farm animals you are ever likely to meet. vicky says the greatest power the animals possess is not something they do but something they don't. judge. >> these animals know what their job is and their job is just to be not to judge and make kids happy. >> in john's case he bonded so well with froyo, he began introducing him to other children with special needs, helping froyo do for them what he did for him. >> it made me realize i feel good when i help people. and it allowed me -- it made me want to commit to things. i was afraid to commit before. and i was a bit nervous about dedicating myself. >> john it would seem has no problem with dedication now. proving the right friend at the right time can make all the difference. no matter who it is. animal assisted happiness counts each interaction they make possible as a smile. and they say t

we move now to vicki ruiz who is the president-elect, well i guess at 3:00 p.m.sometime like around then she becomes the president? lexus 6:00 p.m. -- >> picks up -- >> 6:00 p.m. >> she becomes the president of the aha in realtime today. there's so many things to say about pro-feeser ruiz. she's a professor of history at the university of california irvine, and she has been one of the towering figures pioneering, developing, enriching chickena history, and the last 30-plus years. she is the author of over 50 essays and one dozen books including cannery women, cannery lives. i'm sure you know this book. it's so important. from out of the shadows, mexican women in 20th century america. just path breaking. she edited collections that include unequal sisters an inclusive reader in u.s. women's history, and the amazing three volume latinas in the united states. a historical encyclopedia. a committed educator dr. ruiz contributed to numerous public history projects, including documentaries, museum exhibits oral history programs, high school workshops, and teacher semin

take vicki and lloyd irvin. they've kept their burglar bars, their home alarm system.led them in. let me tell you something that'll probably freak you out. and this comes from guy number two in your house. he said after the home invasion, they came back. >> are you serious? >> reporter: he wanted another round. they parked in front of your place, did a little surveillance, scoped it out. and jason scott wanted to come back in and even the score. >> i didn't know that. that's scary. >> reporter: could've been your picture on the 11:00 news. >> that's right. like, how does one person cause so much damage and so much hurt and so much loss for so many people? it still blows my mind. >> that's all for now. i'm lester >>> right nouw at 11:00, targeting the pharmacies but with a daring tactic the dramatic robbery spree in the south bay. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. the robber walked off with drugs right from the pharmacy

vicki: president obama is turning to his biggest television audience of the year to give the state of the union address tuesday. he's set to talk about raising taxes for the wealthy to help the middle class. the tax proposal will outline raising the capital gains rate to twenty-eight percent on couples making half a million a year. and eliminating a tax break on inherited money. the revenue from the taxes would be used to fund cost saving measures for the middle class. officials say democrats will praise this move. but with a republican majority the proposals may not get far on capitol hill. just a reminder.you can watch tuesday's state of the union address right here on kron-4. the widow of a sacramento county sheriff's deputy killed in october. is invited to attend this year's state of the union address in washington d.c. her husband danny oliver was shot in the forehead while checking on a suspicious car. susan oliver says she hopes to use the occasion to encourage the president. to repair relations between police and their communities. she is planning to create a foundation in her

i'm vicky nguyen. anthony slaughter with a track of the forecast. my car's in the shop. i'm driving a loaner and yesterday this alert comes on. same thing happens today. i take a close look at the dashboard. >> the frost. >> it's telling me it's 37 degrees. even the cars get cold. >> yesterday we had potential this morning. you should be all clear. it's going to be cold as you're taking a look from san jose. temperatures not freezing. many of us above freezing. you don't have to worry about the frost and black ice this morning. the poor air quality will continue for the rest of the weekend and tomorrow as well. it will warm us back into the 70s by tuesday. hang on. many of us in the 30s and 40s. 34 up in santa rosa. you'll notice the cloeud cover s very widespread. not going to bring any rain today. it will be dry but a good mix of sun and clouds. 61 for the north bay. 68 for san francisco. hazy sunshine for everybody down in the south bay where the worst air quality is expected. we'll talk more about the 70s headed our way, the poor air quality and next chance of rain i

. >> joining via skype is vicky lud lston. during the clinton administration she held the position of director of cuban affairs at the department of state. resulted in a book called learning to salg is salsa. ambassador good to have you back. i know you have been very optimistic about this deal. what is your take away from the first day of talks that did show disagreement on the so-called wet feet-dries feet policy that the u.s. says it will not change? >> antonio, good to be with you. it's no surprise at all. cubans since we began these talks a decade ago have said, we need to end our -- the kind of migration policy we have. which allow cubans to remain in the united states, if they touch the united states soil. and in fact it is dangerous. cube anscubans take to the sea in the hope they get to the keys to florida to dry land in the united states and any number of them over the years have lost their lives. in addition, it brings about a lot of smuggling. mainly now through mexico, and this contributes to the mafia tol to thet

and i would say picking up on what vicky said i'd like to hear what the new women's history museum isy also the history of women's suffrage doesn't mention jewish women or black women, who were the backbone of the suffrage campaign in new york city. okay? what are you thinking about how to represent what you said, all american women? what's your vision of how you're going to do that? >> briefly. because we have more questions. thank you. >> for anybody to say i'm going back to the history of the world part 1. first of all, we are not contemplating the interpretive plan for the museum. we have taken a step back from taking a position about the interpretive plan because one of the key things you need to develop your interpretive plan is to know how much space you're going to have to do this. and until we at least identify and have some sense of location and space, then we'll deal with that.v>2 and i am not a historian. so those who are working on the?c6q program and on specific projects could tell you more. and i'd be happy to get you in touch with them.r0h >> i'm rochelle rothschild. i

i'm vicky nguyen alongside anthony slaughter with a look at the microclimate forecast.n last weekend we were talking about how cold it was. in the bay area we have that one week of cold weather. >> we can't handle it. >> then spring is back. summer's here. this week will be that week. we are talking about the return of 70s. hang on. we have a few more days to go with this extreme cold. inland valley. 31 in livermore. san jose. you can see we are below freezing in cupertino at 31. saratoga at freezing 32. it's cold everywhere you go. even in the south bay. later on this afternoon, we will see 50s return to the bay area. 70s by tuesday. hang on. we'll have a complete look at 7:00. >> i'm looking forward to it. thank you. >>> people will be lining up this morning at the new dmv on center road in san jose to apply for a driver's license. this is possible because of assembly bill 60. the new temporary office in san jose is one of four drivers license processing centers across the state now opened specifically because of the new law. it allows undocumented immigrants to quali

. >> reporter: vicki knows the story. >> try to hold -- >> reporter: -- she's the one who introduced the two. victory's family behind animal assisted happiness, a nonprofit that introduces special needs children and adults to the gentlest collection of small farm animals you are ever likely to meet. vicki says the greatest power the animals possess is not something they do, but something they don't -- judge. >> these animals know what their job is. their job is just to be not to judge and make kids happy. >> reporter: john's case he bonded so well with froyo, he began introducing him to other children with special needs, helping froyo do for them what he did for him. >> it made me realize i feel good when i help people and it allowed me, it made me want to commit to things i'm was afraid to commit before. i was nervous, i dedicated myself. >> reporter: john, it would seem, has no problem with dedication now. proving the right friend at the right time can make all the difference. no matter who it is. animal assisted happiness counts each interaction they make possible as a smile. they

i'm vicky nguyen. wild pigs destroying property and creating a mess.>>> downtown san francisco shut down. tens of thousands take to the streets. the message they wanted to be heard. >>> springlike conditions continue here in the bay area. anthony slaughter will let us know if it will be another record-setting day. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, you're time now is 7:00. we're giving you a live look right now

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vicky. >>> indonesian officials are searching.he tail section from the blain. they used ropes recollect slings and giant under water airbags to lift it to the service. flightidaty recorders are housed in the tail. it's paul the jet's devices are still in place. the flight disipeered on december 28th. >>> a massive freeway pile up in michigan. it happened on interstate 94 yesterday. officials say almost 200 cars were involved. they say intense winter weather was to blame for the accident. the massive collision caused a semi truck to excloed full of fire works. >> i'm extremely lucky to be alive right now. he's the one that protected me and kept me from dying basically. >> interstate 94 has finally reopened tonight after michigan state police cleared as many as skith cars from the highway. >>> george zimmerman is back in trouble after he was arrested, his attorney says he's arrested for allegedly flow agwine bottle at his girlfriend. at his court hearing today he was released on bail andordered to turn over any weapons. the judge is

including this woman named vicky. vicky, thanks for spending a minute to talk with us.ortant for you to come and protest? >> well growing up in the '70s, i idolized bill cosby. i just can't stand -- the more and more women that come out and the more and more information that gets out,he settled out of court with three women. i believe the women. there's too many. >> reporter: what's the message you want to send? >> we should not support a rapist. >> reporter: thanks for talking with us. important to note that bill cosby has not been charged with any crime. he and his lawyers continue to deny all these allegations. we've also been talking to fans and supporters of bill cosby who believe he's innocent. >> nobody has proof that he did anything and if these women were really concerned about it, they should have come forth years and years ago. >> i don't believe any of this that's going on. it's really heartbreaking. [ chanting ] >> reporter: among the demonstrators who have been out in denver famed attorney gloria allred who is representing now eight cosby accusers includin

vicky has the night off. protest at the oakland police substation began earlier outside the fruit bar station. a crowd gathered outside the station around 3:00 this afternoon. they say they want to bring attention to police shootings and brutality. there were speakers and performers encouraging people to take to the streets over the three day weekend. (cç>> we can actually make real, the new movement. take up where the old movement that dr. king left or that dr. king left behind. pick up where they left off. and reclaim that of ferguson and king that we're prepare to confront racism and stand up for equality, for our freedom. >> after the rally protestors marched through east oakland to gain more support. >>> in richmond, a man shot and killed by police last year gathered to bring together his -- they announced the rally that they're filing a civil case against the rich land police department. perez was killed by police when they say he tried to grab an officer's begun. the attorney said this was the right t

he suffers from epilepsy and his mother vicky says the expensive wheelchair was last seen in her drivewayef intends to scrap the wheelchair for cash. the chair is valued at $2200. >> if it shows up on our doorstep anonymously, that would be wonderful. we just want it back. >> after that story aired at 11:00 last night, a lot of people contacted us about replacing the wheelchair for the family. we put some information on our website telling you how to help if you're interested there at nbc10.com and on the "nbc 10 news" app. >> i hope that prompts a response. >>> and the officers in dublin borough, bucks county will be the latest to wear bod did cameras like these on their uniforms. they will be getting four cameras as a result of the grant but won't say when they will start to use it. >>> and delaware to is facing new plans. a state lawmaker wants to limit the school's immunity to zoning rules. >>> we are getting a dry start this morning with readings coming down below freezing for parts of the area. a cold start, yes, but not as windy as yesterday. a light breeze blowing right now. mostl

i also want to take a moment just to issue a few personal and professional thanks to vicki wilson, my wonderful editor. britney more on jell-o, the wonderful publicist andres salomon the wonderful assistant to vicki wilson as well as my family, husband and friends and colleagues of all turned out tonight to make a completely full house, which is absolutely flatters me. said let you we're going to be doing this evening the plan is for me to read for just about 15 minutes and then i look forward to speaking with you and with luis about the book at greater length. the book covers the lafayette's entire life which lasted from 1757-1834, so quite a long period of time. and lafayette lived a very tumultuous and exciting life. for that reason the book really focuses primarily on two large episodes of his life the two episodes that really defined him. this was history during the american revolution and during the french revolution. so today i'm going to read again for no more than 15 minutes from a section about the french revolution. on october 5 1789, alarm bells sounded through the gray pa

i, myself, regularly go to vmd park and my last name is manalo and i would like to think that vicky manalo was related to me somehow through the blood line -- i tell everybody that. [laughter ] >> i see my nephew plays baseball there every time and i know through looking through all of the different arguments of -- looking at it as its a very minimal impact, this shadow, that is going to be cast on the park. if you look at it in a whole, i think it's setting precedence and there are other projects that i understand are in the pipeline and if we approve this project there start an avalanche and the park will have more shadows. i want to make a point about separating the reputation of the project sponsor and this particular issue right now. i think it's just a disservice to put the community in a whole as this one big activist -- i think it's very insulting and i think that people should understand that people it's only nature for people in south of market to fight for their community and their open space and i don't think these residents should be cast on as these kind of lunatic friends, i

. >> i think it's important because vickie was taking up parking for projects. frequently they are not there or they leave construction materials in what would normally be a merchant corridor parking spot. >> just abandoned on our street. we're still there. >> that is another large issue to folks. we've all seen them take up a whole block with something and then it just seemed like they left. >> they did. >> so commissioners, what would -- i will work to see if we can get this scheduled for february 9th since our commission meeting is relatively light. otherwise it would be maybe in march. >> yeah. >> but if you do have some suggestions or specific things that you would like for me to ask departments to be aware of or to think about ahead of time, please if you could get those to me again maybe by the end of the week, that would be awesome. >> that's a good idea because otherwise we're just calling them on the carpet for some blue sky discussion. i think if we have some suggestions that have come from our constituents or ourselves in advance because that shows w

vicki and greg, i want to thank them very much for coming. >> mark smith murdered his girlfriend jennywhen he was just 18 years old. through the program, he was first confronted by his victim's mother and stepfather several years earlier. >> i was a mess. jenny had been gone eight years and i was still barely functioning. and i was full of anger and i was full of pain. and my other children were suffering. >> i had numerous recurring dreams, kind of nightmares that, you know, i had a lot of anger. i wanted to definitely take it out on him. >> the meeting lasted five hours. >> we brought with us, do you remember, some pictures of you guys when you were dating, and then i also had this photograph of jenny dead on the emergency room table, and i remember we kind of pulled out the nice pictures and mark was smiling and kind of talking about them and then pulled out this other picture, and know that mark, you didn't want to look at it and i was so angry i just wanted to keep shoving it in front of your face. >> i found her. i was the one the police took and shoved into a little cell for sev