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in her hand she has a mace can.riguing thing here is she must be right handed because she takes the stance of an aggressor in a combat situation, and i mean, you guys know about my martial arts training and history so i know what i'm talking about. anyway, here is the very first cell. if you can see real close, you'll see the flesh of the first individual. that's his face. this is flesh here. see that little spot right there? that's flesh. now, if you look at my cell which is number three you will not see me anywhere near that door. and she was standing -- the picture, alone, shows that she's in guilt. >> offender collins requested i watch video so i watched video ten minutes prior to the incident. i do believe offender collins threw something out there on the officer, and he has a history of doing that. >> i wouldn't call it justice. it's a form of something that leans in the direction of justice, but i wouldn't call it justice. >>> coming up, one inmate conquers time by finding love on the inside. >> can't stop lo

they were sprayed with mace. they were not even moving. there were a lot of macings about two blocks away from the park. >> what have you achieved since september? the bankers are still getting their big bonuses. wall street is still there. what have you achieved? >> we are spreading the message. we're getting support, which is grown tremendously in the last two months. change this drastic will not come through here a few days or a few weeks of action. we have to continuously show our message and try to teach people about what's happening. >> what is the message? what is it that you actually want? do you want a world with no bankers? >> personally, i want money to be out of politics. i want there to be greater equality between people -- not to have the rich and the poor so seriously divided. that's just my personal demand. i cannot speak for anyone but myself. >> thank you for being with us on gmt. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world. syrian opposition activists say at least 80 people were killed on monday by

this - &pafter a woman used pepper sprayyto stave off fellow shoppees.she apparently maced a crowd ofs in the video game area.witnesses say it happened when storr employees uncovered merchandise she -- and, maay others -- were waiting for. after using pepper spray to get to the front of the line... the woman made her police are still searching for and an afternoon at the nail salon turned downrightt danggrous. a customer at the captured this video of a brawl beeween four women.police say it started when a mother and daughter ntered the salon and began yelling at employeee. witnesses say it was so violent, the women were rippinggeach other's hair out. 3 "and ffom thhre it was off thee chain. bowls was flying. glass was flying. hair was flying." 3 &p a bysttnder was injured when piecee f a ceramic bowl hit her face. police are still investigating the fight. four year olds don't often understand the consequences of their actions. that also goes for four-year old sho. shoplifters... little savannah harp was shoppinggwith her dad at a safeway store in washington.. when she decided to open

video of a protest is sparking outrage as campus officers are caught on tape spraying mace on a group of protesters who appear to be doing nothing wrong. the university's response coming up. >>> and five months after being released from jail. the former guard officer who shot and killed graham goes on trial again. the charges he faces. >>> and we give you a live look outside this morning. it is monday, november 21st. this is "today in the bay." >>> very good morning, everyone. i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia garcia- >> we have showers but they are north. we're getting a nice dry break in the bay area. that break will last all the way through wednesday. we have more on the way. we'll get a lot of sunshine this afternoon. might want to dress in layers. your full forecast is coming up in moments. first let's check your drive with mike. >> we'll take you out where there was an overnight accident. that could be an issue as folks go down to 580. i'll show you where there's another issue with a tree down coming up. >>> two police officers are now on paid administrative leave after vi

i got the scent of the mace. it was in my throat, burning. people around me got it really bad. >> 15 people were exposed. nobody was seriously hurt. the woman got away. she paid for the mumps dice and walked out. >>> if you braved the crowds at union square you were among the showns who saw the macy's christmas tree ceremonially. it has more than 21,000 lights and many people were shopping. kron 4'sjr stone shows us the scene. >> reporter: a sea of heads on black friday in union square of san francisco. his sister kim who is not shy about the presents she bought herself. >> you have to take care of yourself. >> reporter: among the thousands in the crowd it wasn't hard to find many people like kim. >> lot of times you shop for other people and you get stuff for yourself. >> do you think you spent more this year or last year? >> probably more this year. probably cut back on things so i could spend more. >> basics and bargains. >> definitely getting more this year. >> this is my first black friday and i did start spending money and i saved for b

jenna: women of the world, throw out the mace and go get yourself a gun.dvice from spartanburg, south carolina, sheriff, chuck wright. he is suggesting women carry a gun so accuracy won't be an issue. accuracy won't be an issue. why is he urging such extreme measures? there was attempted rape a last weekend that seemed to provoke this. the sheriff is here with us right now. nice to have you own the program. >> my pleasures, thanks. jenna: you've been in law enforcement 25 years now. what happened recently that made you say, hey, ladies, maybe you should think about arming yourself? >> we had a gentleman that had been through our system 20 times since 1983. and our system failed her. if we had done what we are supposed to do as law enforcement community this person wouldn't be out raping women. and preying on woman. her only problem that, the reason why she was a victim because she is female. i feel that a lady that has good, up standing citizenry in the community should arm themselves if they fit the qualifications of our laws, and i certainly think they s

. >> i don't want you to go for the mace, go for the concealed weapons permit. >> judge jeanine: he says women need to arm themselves with guns, big guns, to protect themselves. and the annies of spartanburg, south carolina, got their guns. the county saw a big run on firearms permits and purchases. >> over the last 15-16 hours i have had 16 women that have signed up to come through the class over the next two weeks. >> judge jeanine: critics immediately condemned the sheriff but we wanted to give him a chance to explain. sheriff chuck wright joins us now. good evening, sheriff. why did you say that? >> because i meant it. >> judge jeanine: okay. and you believe that if a woman is about to be raped she has the right to shoot and kill her rapist? >> if the state you live in allows you to have a concealed weapons permit i say you should arm yourself if that is what you choose to do. i'm tired of looking at people and looking at victims and telling them we have had people in our custody over 20 times and can't do anything about people who attack them like animals. i'm tired of our justice s

good news, from mta, no maced trains running off schedule. everything is looking very good.meras, at harford and the beltway, outer loop on the right, inner loop on the left. no problems. we will continue to the parkway and to the 83. here is charlie. >>> more americans are popping pills to deal with mental health problems. 1 in 5 take one psychiatric drug, antidepressants, antianxiety meds. the use of psychiatric meds along with adults grew by 22% from 2001 qyear. >>> acupuncture on children is common. thousands of kids are getting regular Ñ[wtreatments for ailments. a study finds acupuncture a# safe for children when performed by appropriately trained practitioners. >>> one incredible image, new footage popping up from the mars rover. look at this. is this what democracy looks like? we will take you to egypt. look what denny's left for my dad, santa! christmas cookie pancakes. milk & cookies shake. i think santa needs a helper. come try arthur christmas's favorites. only at denny's. and see arthur christmas only in theaters. ♪ [ female announcer ] light up your season with

. >> if we do not deal with this epidemic this is the first generation mace faising a shorter life span than their parents. >> that is why what looks like child's play is serious business and students seem to get it. >> you can live longer and have a healthier live physically and maybe mentally. >> and this report indicates more than half of the 58 counties saw an increase in overweight rate for kids between 2005 and 2010. >> thank you very much. >> and most teenagers say using social networks is a positive experience. and there is a study found 69% of the teens say their peers are mostly kind and 20% say they're mostly unkind. 40% say they've befriended their teen-aged children online. >> and there is some consumer news, customers double charged for groceries this weekend. >> so frustrating. >> as if they aren't expensive enough. >> i know. i know. >> and if you shop at raillies or knob hill foods, you may have been charged twice saying some customers were double charged or maybe triple charged for the groceries that happened when customers swiped a debit card and it appears as if noth

. >> i want you to go for the mace and concealed weapons permit. >> later i will talk to a sheriff whothat the justice system is not working so all women should be carrying guns to protect themselves. it's today's gut check. you can also join that conversation online and on twitter and you can find the show @"news nation." at bank of america, we're lending and investing in communities across the country, from helping to revitalize a neighborhood in brooklyn to financing industries that are creating jobs in boston or providing funding for the expansion of a local business serving a diverse seattle community and supporting training programs for tomorrow's workforce in los angeles. because the more we can do in local neighborhoods and communities, the more we can help make opportunity possible. they won't be beat. oh, actually... then i'd be like, you rule! and my kids would be like, you rule! i'd be like, yes, i do rule! ohh! that rules! oh, load up the sleigh; this is going to be a great christmas. yeah. ring dinga-ding, ring dinga-ding, ring, ring, ring me up. [ male announcer ] no nee

near a mace ease store. macy's opened at midnight for black friday. witnesses say the fight started when a man made a comment about a woman in another group with a black friday deal. police are reviewing surveillance videos. >> now, good news about the black friday. if you're looking at early sales reports this black friday is shaping up to be good for retailers. sales up 18%, 152 million people expected to hit stores this weekend. spending for the shopping season is expected to hit nearly $500 billion. vic lee is in san jose today to see the in store screenings underway. vic? >> we're at sears in the east ridge shopping center. there is still crowds in this mall. but as you can see this is starting to wind down. i know a lot of people have gone to internet for shopping needs. but just being here all day today you'd never know that. crowds were huge. discounts were insane. >> shoppers lined up for stores that were opening very early. >> our customers were waiting on us to open. and about 150 customers waiting in line. >> 600 before you open? >> yes re

. >>> and around the country, why a socal woman maced other shoppers. >>> the new mission to mars, the rover that may find signs of life on the red planet. >>> welcome back. it is 7:30 on november 26. thanks for joining us. i'm anne mackovic. >> i'm kristy siefken. this is a perfect day to do something other than shopping. if you're hitting the malls do, do it outdoors. we'll see lots of sunshine today. some areas with dense patchy fog. we're seeing plenty of blue this morning. this will be an indicator of what we'll see later on this afternoon, but we're not going to stay dry for long. there's a chance of showers back in our forecast. i'll tell you exactly when that's going to be a little later on in the show. >> thanks, kristy. >>> about half an hour ago, a robotic explorer blasted off for the planet mars. the rover called curiosity will travel 350 million miles before arriving at mars next august. there it goes! the biggest rover ever, weighing about a ton, with measurements similar to a midsize car. it will sample soils and rocks, analyze them right there on the surface of mars and

in this comes after a highly publicized pepper spray incident where officers used mace on a line of seated protesters. protesters say they're more determined to stand their groun ground. >> i stood for my country once. i'll do it again. and again, and again, and again. >> uc davis' police chief remains on administrative leave. the school's chance colorllor apologized for the incident, but protesters want her to join the line. >>> a candle light vigil will be held for a danville soldier killed in action. last night hundreds of neighbors gathered along the street leading up to his home to show support for his grieving family. yesterday, his mother, brother, and fathers returned where they attended a ceremony back on u.s. soi soil. >> how much josh reached out and touched all of you. we can't say nothing about the support that we've gotten. >> he was just 19 years old. he was born and raised in danville and his family said he was proud to be a marine. his dream was to eventually become a police officer. four lease signs in downtown jose. some streets have more than one vacant store front. on

officers are on administrative leave tonight...after ssudents were pepper sprayed during protests. 3"mace...ssreaming stuents" stuents" this dramatic &pvideo shows officers spraying stuuents during peaceful decisionnto pepper spray them, ultimmtely handed down by school chancellor, linda katehi now stuuents say they want the chanceelor out. p3 mos says: "it was under her leadership that she sent in the police."mos says: "we wantt to understand why that decision was ade. made. the sccools chancellor says the incident and proviie treated at a hospital and releaaed.severaa others were arrested.the u-c davis police chief is defending the actions of his officers. onn person is in custody tonight after trrple stabbing in white marsh.it happened eerly this morning. police found two men with stab wounds pn the parking lot of sunset bbach bar and grill on pulaski highway.thee were rushee to area hospitals.the third stabbiig victim hasn't bben found. prince georgg's county police tonight... locatiig a murder mistake.this man, 24-year-oll frederick scott, of chillum was charged ith the murder of 30-

occupiers saying anyone who sustained injuries or maced go to the medical tent provided by the occupyzing in foley square out of the park. they will have an emergency genalassembly. there is a call for breakfast, anyone who wants to help them out. >>> take a look at this damage, semi crashed in to the back of a school bus in indiana. the driver received a ticket for failure to yield. several students and the bus driver were taken to nearby hospitals to be checked out. >>> a frightened deer stood frozen in the middle of a michigan road. it was in a state of shock following an accident. in order to save the animal, the police officer placed the doe on the side of the road. the dash cam picked up the ordeal on video. the deer relaxed and sprinted in to the woods. >>> you may see a lot more of chelsey clinton, he is a special correspondent for rock center with brian william expws the nbc nightly news, reporting on stories relating to the making a difference franchise, people volunteering time helping others living within the community. could brad pitt be preparing to winds down his career

. >> you have to be cognizant of what's going on around you and carry my mace in my hand instead of my purse. >> reporter: the victim was not hurt at all and didn't need medical attention. this investigation is ongoing. the police just released more information. they say the suspect possibly cut his finger at some point during this incident. they will be talking to the grocery store and the banks to see if there is video that may help lead them to the suspect. back to you. >>> now back to the breaking news in arizona. a plane crashed in the superstition mountains east of phoenix. this is video of flames from the wreckage. investigators say the plane appears to have been a twin engine plane. there is no report of isz many -- missing commercial aircraft. >>> a person was killed in an accident on i-270 north. a car veered off the road in urbanna. we just learned this was a car stolen out of virginia earlier today. right now the traffic is getting by only in one lane in that area. it appears some wires were caught up in the accident and that slowed the cleanup effort. >>> the countdown to

." >>> the mace yea thanksgiving day parade could be missing a fan favorite this year. high wind could force parade officials to ground some of the massive balloons. forecasters expect a big storm throughout the day. it could be packing winds up to 70 or excuse my 37 -- me 37 miles per hour. the parade rules ban balloons from flying if gusts are over 34 miles an hour so they just clipped the maximum but storms could play a huge factor there as well right? >> no doubt. after the storm passes we will deal with gusty winds and the wind will stay with us for quite sometime. let's start off i wanted to show you maryland's most powerful doppler radar and as we watch this rain, exit towards the eastern shore and it's heavy. we are talking about this heavy stuff. just near easton, this band that developed in the last hour coming down fast and furious. we will take you around the beltway where it's wet and most of the rain is depared and temperatures dropped from the 60s to the mid and upper 50s. bel air the rain is about to depart. perryville and cecil county coming to evened a

the victims sprayed the attacker with mace and got away. hodge is facing attack charges with hate crime charges. >>> pearls deluxe burger opened its doors this morning on market and sixth street. it's the latest step in the transformation of the mid- market area. >> everybody wants this area to succeed. everybody knows it has to succeed for the benefit of the tenderloin, benefit of market. >> reporter: major lee says trained community ambassadors in the yellow jackets will patrol the area and the goal is to make people who live, work and visit the market street feel safer. >>> a state appears court has imposed a gang injunction. the three person panel has agreed that gangs have created a nuisance in the area. >>> he says he went surfing with the shark. the sighting that shook up a san francisco surfing competition today. >>> and this family is taking back the home they lost to foreclosure. the reason they say the home still belongs to them. >>> a red flag warning still in effect in the bay area hills. i will tell you how long that stays in

spray, mace.ternatives to live ammunition, necessarily, actual guns with actual bullets in the protest situations not unless you can imagine police in a live fire, live ammo situation if they weren't using those tools. these tools have been used to give police officers more ways to use force. against more people. by now you've probably seen this video shot friday at the university of california at davis. nonviolent protesters sitting on the ground. their arms linked in a show of unity. and campus police officers spraying pepper spray, essentially pointblank, directly into their faces. the protesters do not fight back. 11 protesters were treated for injuries. two had to be hospitalized. an investigation into the incident is under way and the school's chancellor is facing intense pressure over her supervision of the school's police department. in new york, where the occupy wall street protests began two months ago, pepper spray has been one of the nonlethal weapons of choice for police. recently we'

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the victim managed to escape after spraying the attacker with mace but suffered a bump on the head and taken to the hospital and treated and release. >>> also, two police officers still in the hospital after an early morning car crash, one listed in critical condition. they were responding to a call about a man with a knife when their unmarked car plowed into a light pole near 19th street. the police department is currently investigating this crash. a third officer was also injured in the crash but was treated and released. >>> $98.5 billion. that's what californians may have to pay for the much debated high speed rail project. the cost has tripled since voters passed the bond in 2009. the california high speed rail authority attributes the added cost to inflation, more years needed to build it and rising cost of materials. a new plan calls for upgrading existing rail lines rather than building new ones. the senator that represents the area from san jose to san carlos said that's good news for the peninsula and south bay. >> what we do see now is willingness to use a blended system to

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my family and i give you a sneak peek at this morning's mace's thanksgiving day parade. >>> good morning, everybody. happy thanksgiving. everyone out there. i'm rob nelson. >> yes. and i'm sunny hostin. many of you are already up, getting the turkey ready for the oven and finishing up the pie. millions of others are heading out for the last-minute trip to family and friends. >> oh, yeah. americans are traveling in numbers not seen before 2007. that's before the recession. abc's alex stone reports. >> reporter: over 40 million americans are on the move. that number is up 4% from last year and the highest since the start of the recession. >> costa rica. >> i'm headed to atlanta, georgia. >> reporter: rain and snow on both coasts caused some delays and cancellations at the nation's busiest airports. chris leone is traveling from new york to chicago with four kids. >> we got here fine. no stops or delays. and the airport doesn't seem too crazy yet. >> reporter: are you guys excited? >> yeah. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, some drivers got stuck in a gooey mess, after a tanker truck dropped dr

there in picher but you keep driving around you know for miles and you forget oh yeah there's a chap maces over here where piles used to be oh yeah there's a mill pond over here oh yeah there's tiles the size of a house that i forget about or the size of an office building that you forget about because you're just dwarfed by the big ones. the volume here is hard to describe people don't realize how minute it is. the chance to put her through their humongous but most of it is the way. problem with moving chair in that what's left behind is far more dangerous than what they take what's left behind are the small fine materials which are much more bioavailable which means that they can be absorbed easier by the stomach and secondly they're also much higher in lead content about a thousand times higher in lead and lead content than the gravel people so shape with the word chair most of the chat you see out there made this course material but then there's others who grew up north for concentrations of metals or in the size of the mine waste or so you can you can imagine that this stuff's not goi

blue yonder the technology behind their imitation caviar is a bit different from that pioneered by mace me on a but to me it's pretty easy to see his fingerprints on the basic design however instead of forming granules they create capsules filled with the food. thanks to their perfectly formed troubles and the right mix of flavor in the company currently dominates russia's artificial caviar market and given that the real thing is becoming a rarer and more expensive delicacy imitating nature has become a worthwhile commercial venture. but they're not the only ones. footsteps one of the great academics former pupils is a technology dreamed up at the institute of artificial food to produce a product that i think just about everyone can get. the idea of them is me on those works triggered the development of these ideas. it's been forty years since then it's becoming even more topical each day for our country and the rest of the world. here in the moscow suburb of east throughout that technology is being used to make a sweet treat even sweeter as this production facility ordinary chocolate i

. >> the "wall street journal" reporting accounting trick mace offer the congressional panel a way forward. the paper says those options include credit savings from ending the war in iraq and by punting tough choices until next year. again, they have one week to get this done. >>> now to 2012 politics. with the iowa caucuses less than seven weeks away, several hopefuls are spread across the state today. it's a virtual tie for the front-runner, herman cain, ron paul and yes, now newt gingrich, at the top of the list. as gingrich rises in the poles, there's increased scrutiny on his candidacy. bloomberg news reporting that gingrich made at least $1.6 million in consulting fees in two contracts with mortgage lender freddie mac. gingrich was reported to consult on the program to expand homeownership. gingrich maintains he never lobbied for the company and at the cnbc debate last week, he said he warned company executives that reckless loans would inevitably lead to a collapse. >> i offered advice. when they walked in and said we are making loans to people with no credit history and no record o

worked his way up from a custodian to it can cult member at a community college in michigan, earned mace ter's degree and by all accounts, stayed out of trouble. >> his decision was only based because he's a dignified spiritual man and wants to get this behind him. >> you asked for $100,000 bail. >> i did. >> why? >> this is a very serious charge, and three police officers were very nearly hit with gunfire. it was in close proximity. it was a barrage of gunfire. fortunately, they weren't hit. but that's luck or bad aim. >> the d.a. did ask for $100,000 bail. bridge forth wanted to be released on his own recognizance. the judge set bail at $25,000. his lawyer doesn't think he'll be able to come up with the funds to get out knit today. when he's due back in court november 22 ncd, he says he does plan to plead guilty and then be sentenced sometime after that. he could face anywhere from probation to one to 15 years in jail. bridge forth was also charged in connection with the shooting death of a san francisco police officer in 1971, but his attorney tells us that the attorney general's offi

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welcome back a look at the headlines pepper spray in bulk and the will to use it police mace he's full student protester california pressie as the national crackdown on the part intensifies. if he gives foreign approval to its new part minister crossed with me one of the country's finest is not in spain voters prefer to pick on the debate will be their financial savior. thousands of egyptians are back into their square calling for the military to relinquish its rule of controversial paper proposes to make its own opinions. next time around its own song when it comes to music in the russian capital so scots about. great. thing. come to. germany. so just look the. moscow. hello good to see you again and welcome all this week since the program will be taking a look at the opera seen here in moscow many say that the russian capital post some of the press before it's in the world so joining lots of galleries and the rest of the moscow our crew as we find out that statement is correct something off here at the sun's musty theater the main focus of the building is the glorious old fashioned s

park and police officers forcing them out first reports and video of these using batons pepper spray mace against our activists that refused to leave alternately everyone vacated about two hundred people were arrested but the property inside was destroyed and the books the food and medical supplies new york city mayor michael bloomberg said the park needed to be evacuated temporarily for health concerns are you concerned that it was becoming up concert and so the park was cleaned out mayor michael bloomberg said that these activists could go back it but not that they're sleeping that stop their chances are making it much harder for them to withstand the cold temperatures in the coming weeks and the op people have been street movement a movement that and marking its two month anniversary on thursday. many people believe that that is the reason why the advice he keep not conducted sweeping because this is the momentum that he did speak with some of the activists that taking part of them were part of the result is somewhat of hurt as it stands still this campaign is not giving up it may be e

three thirty pm in moscow these iraqi headlines grade a spare and the will to use it police mace of peaceful student protest at a california university as the national crackdown on the occupy movement intensifies. italy gives final approval to its new prime minister tasked with breaking orders of the country's finances while in spades voters are prepared to pay for the leader they hope will be their fiscal savior. thousands of egyptians back in tahrir square calling for the military to relinquish its rule after a controversial paper proposes to make its power permanent. and next many consider him the most outlandish of russia's politicians up next i'll go to talks with latin years you're in the liberal democrats ahead of next month's parliamentary elections stay with us. hello again a welcome to scott lively in for michel martin i'm older not when they were talking about russian politics seven parties are campaigning for seats in the state duma the lower chambre of the russian parliament for the first time ever the m.p.'s will be elected for five years ahead of course and this makes the camp