die. >> reporter: deputies recorded the booking as it became a struggle. his attorney calls the altercation a beating. >> he is being dog piled by a half dozen deputies, punching, kicking. taseing him. i count 20 taser deployments. >> reporter: the body strikes and taser deployments are within the use of force policy. >> i see a lot of humanity in there. i understand how it looks difficult, force looks difficult, but the goal is to get him to a safe place. >> the recording does not capture what led up to the struggle as the nurse examined the intoxicated man. >> rammed into the nurse, pulled on medical equipment he

had attached to him and pushed an officer. at that point they took him down to the ground. >> he disputes that and the dwi charge. and says what you can see is once he is on the ground he didn't stand chance. >> to be beating someone as they were and saying we will stop beating you as soon as you stop responding to us beating you. >> he went home uninjured from our staff and our staff was uninjured by him. >> i have permanent nerve damage. >> reporter: he shared these pictures following his release. prosecutors added resisting arrest and suspicion of assaulting a deputy. >> we will beat this case and when we do we will sue everybody involved and my client is going to have his day in court. and these people will know they

can't treat people the way they have. >> reporter: his trial is scheduled for december 11. things were learned during this incident and more training has happened, however the booking did not spur that additional training. >> all right. thank you very much. watch an extended exupperof that video -- exupperof that video on www.ktvu.com. the second in a string of three storms pass over the bay area. people got drenched today as heavy rain swept through this afternoon with the exception of a couple of breaks it has been raining steadily. ktvu's noelle walker has seen it all from accidents to umbrellas, and she live along highway 24. looks miserable out there. >> reporter: yeah. i am one of those getting drenched. the rain is starting to move

sideways now. the traffic is moving along highway 24. slowly. and as it usually does this time of day and as it should in these conditions. we talked to a few people who are trying to make the best of things. >> reporter: in to every life a little rain must fall. it is a chance for solid to -- solaitude. >> driving times are very hard. . >> reporter: he knows he works out here. driving a big rig, driving anything on a day like this can be hazardous. >> like people forgot what rain is. it has been so long. >> pot holes and puddles was a bad combination for this car. -- for this car.

off to the body shop three months after buying it. >> it could have been worse. >> reporter: some are grateful for the rain. >> i love the rain. >> a little shot of -- [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: they both make everything brighter when the clouds clear. that tow truck driver said that was his fifth tow of the day. he said it was okay. the fifth tow added up to one than -- less than one an hour which for conditions like this is good. >> thank you. rain is making its way out of the area tonight. chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking lingering showers. >> some showers are heavy. we had thundershowers. this is storm number two. accumulations in some cases are

twice as yesterday. .71 petaluma. .52 in san francisco. not major rain but a bunch more than we had and there is more coming. the radar right now. coming in closer. reds and yellows represents moderate rainfall. outby the bay bridge. heavier showers, slowing you down. heavier shower activity. back out a little bit. san jose, downtown san jose, dumping down there. heavy rain in san jose at this hour. that is slowing things down. saratoga earlier we had thunderstorms over the hill here. you may see more. when you have a weaker storm the hills create dynamics that will allow for a stronger cell, heavier rain, maybe even a thunderstorm. maybe a few more coming. this is storm number two. on its way out. when i come back i will time line it.

more rain in the forecast. inefficient and over stafficide what an audit -- staff is what an add is saying. -- an audit is saying. they are calling for reduced work hours to save millions of hours. ktvu's melanie woodrow spoke to people who are questions it. >> reporter: anyone who has waited in line at the post office might think there should be more help, not less. when it comes to the processing and distribution center they said there should be fewer employees. pictures like this one that show many idle employees according to the report. the union president said the photos in this report are misleading. >> reporter: in office of the inspector general report says there are too many employees

that processing and distribution center. but the sign outside said we are hiring. it recommends eliminating 486,000 work hours to save $21 million. they suggested having 280 employees retire. management is questioning the math. management is not alone. >> if they are questions the figures so am i. >> reporter: the union president says the union has challenged past reports that national level. >> a lot of times the data are not accurate. >> reporter: he claims pictures are also misleading. some show over staffed machines and idle employees. >> if they are standing around it is probably because they don't know what to do because that is not their jobs. >> reporter: management has been moving people around to areas they are qualified.

employees did not want to speak to ktvu channel 2 news on camera. >> i think the solution is they need better management the postal service. >> reporter: while united states postal service disagrees with the recommendation to eliminate work hours it has agreed to evaluate efficiency, staffing staffing and productivity and improve employee supervise. it includes a response from usps management that says it disagrees with the math in the report. they stand by the matheddology. they -- methodology. they say they will check in on the changes in the future. >> thank you. as expected the full board of the uc board of regents voted today increase tuition

for the next 5 years. protesters gathered in san francisco again today but to no avail. uc board of regents approved the plan by 14-7. that means tuition can be increased by 5% for each of the next 5 years but it is not a guarantee. officials say if the state increases funding to the university system the hike will be unnecessary. but students are vowing to protest and say they don't want to be forced to pay more. ktvu's rob roth is live at university of california at berkeley where demonstrators continue their occupy of wheeler hall tonight. rob? >> reporter: right now 200 student demonstrators are inside the amdemic -- academic building. >> reporter: among students on the university of california at berkeley campus today these are the five most uttered words. >> i think it sucks. >> reporter: hundreds of students are so upset with the uc board of regents vote to raise tuition they have been demonstrating inside wheeler

hall. >> if everyone on the campus decides they be had enough -- they have had enough i am positive they will reconsider. >> reporter: classes and lectures have been going on as scheduled and there was an english class on the lobby floor. many students say they are in debt through student loans. >> it will be more loans. more debt. when i get out it will be more difficult to management my way through life. >> i work five hours on friday and have mornings in the class and 8 hours saturday and sunday. to juggle that and school and then -- it is frustrating. >> the vote allows for 5% tuition hikes over the next 5 years. that could raise tuition from 27,000 a year now to 15,000 a -- 12,000 a year now to 15,000 a year. >> my brother will need someone

to pay for his education. he will be in college in six years. i will have to work hard to help pay for his education. >> reporter: students are talking about walking out classes monday. the university is monitoring the situation but as long as the students are not disruptive they have no plans to force them out. >> looks like it will be a while before they leave. thank you. in the east bay pg&e employees underwent another day of earthquake disaster training. they set up a command center at the fairgrounds. today was the second day of exercises to make sure employees know what to do about emergencies in the event of a earthquake. officials say when the napa earthquake hit in september crews were able to set up shop immediately. >> after the earthquake we knew where our base camp would be. at the napa airport. and we do that ahead of time so

we can be quick. right? no lead time after an earthquake. >> they believe there is a 63% chance of a major earthquake in the bay area in the next 30 years. the president sets the stage for a show down with republicans over executive powers as he reveals immigration reform that will change the future of 5 million people in the united states illegally. >> coming soon to a mall near you, a security guard that never arrests and that could see, hear and smell trouble. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice, with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows, and free same-day delivery.

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within the past hour president obama outlined an executive action that will executive order that will help millions of immigrants stay

with their families. >> are we a nation that values families? and works together keep them together? >> the president said he will defer deportations for three years for the parents of children who are legal citizens or residents and he will allow young people brought to the u.s. as children to apply for defurls and work permits but he says it won't be a free path to citizenship. . >> it does not grant citizenship or offer the same benefits citizens receive. >> the president insists his orders are legal and republican leaders say they will fight the actions as soon as the gop takes control of congress in january. our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. hear more about the president's address and read the transcript. we posted it on the home page. woman stealing a package off a porch in the middle of

the day. the homeowner gave us this surveillance video that shows the incident as it happened in october. the woman makes her way to the porch, grabs the package and she drops what looks like a catalog. the homeowner says it contained her daughter's halloween costume. in may the same thing happened to another home. neighbors are hoping the videos will catch the suspects. at&t agreed to settle illegal dumping allegations in california. an investigation was launched in 2011 after inspectors found waste and other hazardous materials used to by at&t technician thrown into dumpsters. the settlement requires the spending of 28 million dollars for new policies like staging bins for waste inspection. new at 6:00 p.m. from star wars to eye robot,

movies presented us with versions of automated workers. now one company is rolling out a robo cops. it is made in the bay area and is already being tested. ktvu's david stevenson got a look today at what the future may be for private security. >> reporter: move over r2d2. >> we wanted to make something socially engaging. >> meet the night scope k5. this robot was born last year in mountain view and is set to roll out next year. >> we have the familiar blue light for calling for an emergency. >> announcer: >> reporter: using laser beam mapping, gps, microphones and license plate recognition software. >> multiple cameras feed back image on what the robot sees.

>> the target buyer, tech companies and malls. the creation was influenced by the sandy hook elementary school massacre and the boston marathon bombings. it collects useful information to help law enforcement during a crime. >> if somebody is messing with it and trying -- messing with it and trying to keep it from doing its duty it will send an alert. >> reporter: even knows when to recharge. what might this mean for humor security guards? >> let the robot run around and monitor what is going on. send the alerts to a operation center, allow the humans to do the strategic work. >> reporter: costing $6.25 an hour of operation.

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that is fascinating. >> looks like r2d2. our weather, our chief meteorologist bill martin. it was coming down there at time today. >> it was. greater than yesterday and we got heavy rain. but it was scattered and it seems like a lot of rain but compared to what we expect is on the light end. most of us got 2/10 of an inch. more than yesterday. current rainfall right now, there it is. bay bridge, getting hammered. windshields are going good on the bay bridge. traffic is slow out there. wet in the san jose area. bet win for the last 20 minutes -- been wet for the last 20

minutes. going like this. the showers are moving out of there. we are still seeing showers towards saratoga as well. you can see more heavy showers over the santa cruz mountains. it is raining good. heavy rain at times. good news, more rain coming. there is three of them. one yesterday. one today. get that break on friday. that is friday's break. a few clouds. a nice day. and saturday's system looks to have more rainfall accumulation associated with it. this will be bigger than what we saw today. each storm is more stronger. snow drops to 6,000 feet and further saturday. saturday's system. gets in here on saturday morning. and the way it looks, we will get wind with this. should be out of the area by sunday lunchtime. if you have plans on sunday, by

lunchtime it is good. tomorrow. tomorrow morning. valley fog. wet ground. cool nights. valley fog all over the place. especially in the big valley. rain about -- few miles to the north of us. 6:00 p.m. friday night. and here it comes. saturday morning. 7:00 a.m. saturday afternoon gone. that is how it looks right now. that will be a nice deal. a lot going on on saturday. 60 snappa. highs tomorrow -- snappa. highs tomorrow schooler -- napa. highs tomorrow cooler. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, rain showers on saturday morning. saturday afternoon look goods. sunday a nice looking day. fun to get rain. >> i love it. >> not driving in it. >> it is nice and we need it. nice change of pace. >> and we haven't had a winter in three years. we accept. nice to feel like winter -- we accept. nice to feel like -- haven't.

nice to feel like winter again. serious lack of snow at kirkwood. the ski season is delayed. they hoped to open saturday but they need a lot more snow first. officials tell us they hope this week's storms will do the trick so they can open on sunday. both heavenly and north star are planning to be open tomorrow. >> weak. trace amounts. coming up in sports, the panda watch, when and where pablo sandoval could sign. >> and the 49ers trying to rev up their offense this week against the redskins and rg3. mark is up next with sports. female announcer: it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest

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