political motives went flying. i don t think that we should allow use and abuse of city processes for political purposes. there s been a significant political effort being mounted to do everything that can be done to delay and obstruct this pension reform going-forward. using that to describe an information request is troubling. i m disturbed sitting here. just over a year in office now, i never expected to hear this kind of response to an information request. today, counsel man rocho wasn t given an answer behind the math for 650. but was told what we already knew. it wasn t an actual aerial methodology. he said it was an estimate done internally. so kind of answered the question i think. i m trying to figure out what beyond russell saying it s an estimate, you want. using any methodology or was it just a professional estimate using what s in his head i guess is what i m left with minimum him? well, i can t answer what s in his head. i guess the question is lef
family who made it their mission to help the homeless. holloway said the man he knew as brother john had just delivered a meal of hot fish and chips to him late last night when someone in a van pulled up beside the good samaritan s van and opened fire on his family. three shots and then a pause and then two more shots. reporter: the 29-year-old father is now on life support with gunshot wounds to the head. his wife and 3-year-old daughter also got hit. but are expected to survive. i am trying to understand the situation. it s not easy to understand. i m not ever going to understand it. reporter: those the family and his family routinely helped say they re hurting. they say brother john nourished both their bodies and their souls. he is a man of god. he gives food. if he has time, he ll come over and give a prayer. he will say a prayer with the food. so i don t know why things like this happen to good people. reporter: now those touched by the family s generosity a
good afternoon. i m grace lee in for sydnie and allen. did you notice that we had a brief break in the weather? well, hope you enjoyed it because we re about to get soaked again. tracy is tracking the storm and tracy, parts of the bay area already feeling the rain. that s right, grace. we are on storm watch. we are already seeing some light showers across parts of the bay area. hi-def doppler showing most of the bay area looking at some rainfall. pretty wet out there. it will continue to pick up in intensity. so your forecast for this afternoon, cloudy with rain, winds expected to pick up this afternoon through tonight and tonight rain will be heavy at times. in addition to winds gusting as high as 55 miles an hour. high wind watch in effect for the north bay counties, wind advisories for the entire bay area winds gusting as high as 55 miles an hour, and snowfall a whole lot more snow for the sierra. wind storm warning, snowfall up to 30 close to three feet of additional s
some of which have turned violent after a victim responded to a car listed for sale on craigslist. terry mcsweeney is live at the oakland police department with more. terry? more than half a dozen victims of this and two of them have been beaten. the most recent happened sunday where someone really got beat up bad getting caught up in this web. take a look where it all starts. this starts an craigslist. all kinds of things on sale there. when people look for high-end vehicle, they ve been finding them posted at incredibly low prices. people call the seller but when they look to exchange the money, there s no vehicle and the money is stolen sometimes violently. it started back in april and things went into a lull and then things picked up again this month. victims from oakland, sacramento, san jose. sunday s victim was robbed and severely beaten. police are offering the following tips for people. if you re looking for a good deal, any kind of deal on craigslist or anywhere d
we ve seen it all but what about this? this calf stranded on a frozen pond, blown back to shore by a helicopter pilot. good morning, everyone. the calf is fine. quick thinking by the helicopter pilot, who also, a couple years ago, helped a horse. no, a deer. get back to shore, the same kind of way. it can t be easy. that s a skill move. we ll have more on that. we re glad to have chris cuomo back with us this morning, as george takes a little time off. but the situation here, in the northeast, and the city that never sleeps, still tenuous. snowdrifts that have piled up like sand dunes, chris. the snow is all over the place and the snow is the least of it. digging out is a gentle word for what s going on. the streets are full. many not plowed yet. but all over the east coast, folks are struggling to get back on their feet. commutes are going to be difficult today and for days to come. and thousands of travelers all across the country are still stuck today. stranded