such a low pepper spray that just burned dries right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. so you would know more than anybody else i mean is there a spray essentially a food product but i mean is partially correct it starts with chili pepper or capsicum pepper but by the time you go for it goes through too many mutations and development and formalization and it becomes so fortifying and magnified chemicals and i'll call john waters and propellants and gases that the end product i mean is nothing to do with food product is like pharmaceuticals and the end product aspirin comes from bark of a tree but necessarily you're not even going to be treating aspirin and that's the difference so at this point it's so far removed from the actual product yes let's say the grandfather father was a. brother it is no longer it's no longer no longer a product that you can put on your pizza and. so you know you're seeing how your invention is being used today do you regret inventing copper spray not at all because i think for the last twenty years there's a mentio

well fox seems to be content defending the use of pepper spray no one there is lining up to be pepper sprayed like hannity was lining up to be waterboarding maybe that's because pepper spray really is that bad i had the inventor of pepper spray on my show this week and i asked him. if pepper spray is a food product and i put it on my burrito. didn't exactly find it funny but i use weapons grade pepper spray to spice up a burrito pepper spray is so fortified and is formulated to a point of gases and propellant some chemical that's of us going to such nutrition is cooler than evolved that unity journey to there is impossible to eat that is no food anymore thousands of times i'm stronger than any kind of you ever put in your mouth well and i've had i love. it is designed to immediately produce inflammation of mucus membranes them as your eyes shut you have difficulty in breathing what are the long term effects of these individuals i mean you know each one of us respond to chemicals and these are differently we don't know what's going to happen to these eyes of the disease or it's reduces

weapons grade pepper spray too to spice up a burrito pepper spray is so fortified and is formulated to a point of gases and propellant and the chemical that's of us going to such nutrition is cooler than evolved that unity jenny to there is impossible to eat that is not food anymore thousands of times i'm stronger than any kind of bird you ever put in your mouth well and i've had i love. it is designed to immediately produce inflammation of mucus membranes that means your eyes shut you have difficulty in breathing what are the long term effects of these individuals i mean you know each one of us respond to chemicals and diseases are different we really don't know what's going to happen to these eyes of these are as rigorous as them and we just entered the unknown world that's what i was shocked and this was the guy who invented perspiration the point of this pepper spray is a chemical weapon it is more painful than getting tasered and has far more long lasting effects than waterboarding at least physically which might be why g.o.p. t.v. talking heads are willing to praise its use fr

such a pepper spray that just burns your eyes right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. so you would know more more than anybody else i mean a first pray essentially a food product but i mean is partially correct it starts to be cheaper for a capsicum purpose but by the time you go from really it goes to too many mutations and development and formulas and it becomes so fortifying and magnified with chemicals and alcoholism waters and propellant and gases that the end product i mean is nothing to do with food product is like pharmaceuticals and. spring comes from bark of a tree but necessarily you know eating bark of a tree or eating ice cream that's the difference so at this point it's so far removed from the actual product it's let's say the ground father was a grouper but the end product is no longer it's no longer no longer a flea problem that you can put on your boots i mean. so you know you're seeing how your invention is being used today do you regret inventing copper spray not at all because i think for the last twenty years there's a m

i don't think it is as much the act of pepper spraying, but it is who they are pepper spraying. seattle, one is an 80-year-old woman and the other is a pregnant chick. they were both pepper sprayed. it was restraint. >> did you know she was pregnant? i don't know. >> she was giving birth at the time. >> i i knew i should have read the card. >> when the baby came out it is the baby. >> andy is not here, is he? >> the whole point of pepper spray was to avoid physical contact. that was the point. you want to -- they are not allowed to do chokeholds. you don't want to break arms. you are told the best thing to do if you can't move a person rather than touching them, spray paint. pepper spray them. it is designed to avoid injury. it is for the protestor, i think. >> isn't this an invitation to a renaissance of the billy club? >> that's the thing. what do you want, a billy club? >> pepper spray is powerful stuff. i knew a girl in high school, i won't say her name, lyndsay moore, who prayed a little pepper spray in the cafeteria. all of a sudden people started coughing and they thought

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the uc davis chancellor didn't talk specifics about what happened during the pepper spray incident. but she said if given the chance to live to day over again, police would not have moved in on the protesters. it was 15 seconds of video that raised many questions, why was force used? was it excessive? the chancellor testified before lawmakers in sacramento that she was shocked by this image captured on november 18th, but denied it was her call. >> did i direct the police to use pepper spray? and the answer is no. did i direct the police to use force? and the answer is no. >> reporter: several investigations are now under way as to what happened and who, if anyone, ordered the use of pepper spray. >> you suggested that you give this power to a vice chancellor to oversee police, did she authorize the use of pepper spray or force? >> that is something i cannot speak to this. obviously, the investigation will bring this forward. >> reporter: an attorney with the aclu testified that uc davis pepper spray incident mirrors another case ruled excessive force by the ninth circuit, happening

> did i ask police to use pepper spray? the answer is no. >> in testimony uc davis chancellor said this video marks the first time she knew her officers possessed pepper spray. >> this is something i did not even know they were getting pepper spray in those cans until i saw on the video. >> how do policies need to be rework sod shocking images do not recur? >> these hearings designed to rework policies on the use of police force on uc and cal state university campuses. they're separate from different investigations underway in both uc davis and berkeley incidents including by the state attorney general. the goal here to avoid scenes like this in the future. >> i don't think that our campuses or state are about trying to repress or intimidate a longstanding pillar of our democracy and constitution. >> now, also testifying at the hearing today student leaders despite zpoouted claims of officials that many were not students and disputing whether police officers were provoked. president udoff suggested the uc system might be a

. >>> baltimore county police said 16 people were treated after being exposed to pepper spraiment an office are trying to break up a fight between two students used per spray. one statute -- student was arrested. here's wyatt. >>> we've had another day of decent weather. yes, a few high thin clouds. temperatures have remained comfortable. take a look at some of the numbers. we have fallen from the low 50s to the 40s. sunset was at 4:44. 46 in salisbury. 48 in washington, d.c. the rest of this evening through the 40s we go, partly cloudy and temps running on the cool side. hour by hour you can see it climb back to the low 50s. we'll talk about when we could see rain around here. it's coming up. >>> the nags p-national transportation safety board wants a ban on cell phones behind the wheel. >> you need full focus, i think to operate a car, to navigate. >> reporter: now the national transportation safety board is questioning the safety of operating a vehicle while using just about any electronic device, including those that are hands free. >> it's about not being engaged in the task at

. >>> black friday shoppers, pepper sprayed at walmart, why the woman behind it is now threatening to sue. >>> we give them cases of lettuce. and everything. and they just cry. >> a california woman who collects food for hundreds of needy families. why the city is trying to shut her down. >>> it looks like a pattern change is under way here. we will look for more clouds through the night, and warmer overnight the temperatures not so much frost on the ground and yes, a chance of showers. it is back in the forecast. we will talk more about it coming up in just a few minutes. the store! >>> the california woman who pepper sprayed walmart shoppers on black friday is threatening to sue the store. a lawyer for elizabeth masseus says she was forced to use pepper spray because the retail giant didn't provide enough security. the woman claims she and her two teenaged children got roughed up trying to get their hands on x boxes and at least 20 shoppers were hit with pepper sprays and she could face misdemeanor charges. >>> the pepper spray incident at uc davis is costing taxpayers $300 an hour,

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. >> this is the chef tom go pepper lollipops. >> oh, my goodness. >> we're using chili pepper here. it's the hottest pepper in the world. we want to add a little spice. it's kind of our take on a hot cinnamon candy. >> so this is an adult candy? >> this is definitely adult candy. and this is one of the items that we're going to be showing during our cooking class. >> uh-huh. >> on the 10th and the 17th. >> oh, really. >> at the restaurant. we partnered with the hilton. >> uh-huh. >> for an overnight package. >> uh-huh. >> it's $300 for the couple and includes a cooking class, a bottle of champagne in your room. >> that's right. push it. >> and what we're going to do is kind of show you how we do the candy. >> okay. so what are the ingredients? >> the ingredients are sugar, karo syrup and it's dark karo. and then we have the ghost chili pepper and then we have a little bit of red food coloring because we like the holiday red covering to it. >> okay. this is starting to get thick. >> yes, it is. it's ready to dip and mold. >> okay. what do you do? >> what i want to do is have you smel

he used pepper spray. the suspect kept on running after spraying the good samaritan. however, those police officers tackled them -- these innocent bystanders tackled them. >> the man tried to peppers for the good samaritan. the good samaritan punched the robber several times. the getaway car got away. the good samaritan and a few others held this person down until officers who got on the scene in. >>reporter: while police say that this is the first time a good samaritan was actively involved in the successful detainee of a suspect, the police are still not recommending this type of behavior. for >>rob: there was an attempted robbery try to grab and runs a clothing store items. $1,000 worth of clothing this fifth suspect still remains, in the loose. >>rob: playoffs! since 2002, they clinched it, it dominated 26-nothing against the rams. bohr became the best rushing leader now, 10-2 for the season. it is a bit bitter sweet for the hard fans. also, the of clenched the new stadium in the santa clara. several have agreed to loan the $850 million loan of the $1 billion pric

. >> the boys, they were pepper sprayed. >> this was crazy. people were running around yelling. the teachers were just standing there telling us to go to class. >> many parents were upset that the police used pepper spray to break up a fight. the county said using the spray was the best way the officer could control the situation. >> the pepper spray is a tool that's usedcationally in -- used occasionally in an effort to break up a fight. >> the students who were injured were taken to area hospitals and they had minor injuries caused by the pepper sprai. the school was evacuated for about 45 minutes. one student who was in the fight was arrested. >>> shortly after 3:00 this morning, baltimore city police arrived to e convict protesters. police in riot gear forced them out of mckeldin square and threw the tents into dumb trucks. police removed 50 protesters, telling them they had 20 minutes to leave the park. they did not put up a fight. >> ran around, got some things. we didn't have time to get most have you our things. pretty much everyone woke up. we stood over here. they star

when they got here, at least 13 kids had been overcome by pepper spray. they have requested a medical task force. we have six medical units to treat the kids that were overcome by the pepper spray. they may be transporting as many as eight to 10 children to nearby hospitals. the entire school has been evacuated. an investigation is ongoing. as soon as we get more information, we will update you. >> we appreciate that. now to our other big story, occupy baltimore evicted. occupy protesters were forced from mckeldin square, and as kim dacey reports, they went without a fight. >> 3: 15 tuesday morning, baltimore police made their move. they blocked off roads around at mckeldin square where occupy protesters have camped out for several months. >> it is not about private property. this is public to us as people, citizens of the world. >> a line of police officers filed in and surrounded the camp. they escorted protesters out. >> we were fighting for our rights, but i guess the government doesn't like it. >> it is not what i expect from a democracy, it is not w

. >>> what happened minutes before an officer used pepper spray sending some students to the hospital? i'm derrick, new details coming up on eyewitness news. >>> a little rain and another cooldown headed our way. i have the forecast coming up next. ,,,,,, 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 >>> it's 48 and cloudty. the full forecast coming up. >>> a truck exploded. transportation officials believe the intensity caused damage to the road and overpass. the highway is closed until tomorrow. no injuries reported. they think the brakes may have over heated. >>> surveillance cameras capture two collisions at a store in tennessee. the first one shows a pickup truck crashing throu

police on her campus had pepper spray in their possession. >> and. >> i didn't know i was getting pepper sprayed until i saw knit the video. >> she repeated she did not order the use of pepper spray or force on demonstrators blocking a campus walkway. if she know who's did order it, she's not saying. >> did your vice chancellor authorize the use of force? >> that is something that i can not speak to this. >> this testimony came during a meeting of the joint education committee. their goal to develop new policies for police use of force on university campuses you need to put a halt to this kind of reaction to nonviolent, passive civil disobedience. >> mark udoff testified. besides uc davis, udoff cited another at uc berkeley. police used batons to disperse protesters. >> i'm deeply distressed by images of university of california students being sprayed and pepper sprayed. uc cavis jabbed with batons at uc berkeley. >> udoff won't answer questions. >> and. >> i thought the hearing was fine. excuse me. >> and we're taking a look at the crowd at uc davis. we've been speaking and someone took

>> pepper spray is a weapon.gg: that was definition of assault and battery. >> i hear you, gregg, but if a police officer perceives that there is a dangerous situation -- >> gregg: how could you perceive danger? >> you are talking about objectively. i'm talk about subjective. by using the pepper spray -- >> there is no danger there. a child wouldn't perceive danger. kisha? >> i think there will be criminal charges filed. because that force was absolutely excessive. in the other cases there have been criminal charges filed those cases. >> gregg: good to see you both. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> heather: the iowa caucuses if you can believe it, just around the corner. a recent poll has a new g.o.p. candidate in driver's seat in hawkeye state. not surprising. who wrestled the top spot from newt gingrich? we will tell you up next. if you have high blood pressure, like me, and get a cold... ...you need a cold medicine with a heart. only coricidin hbp has a heart, right here. it's the only cold and fl

you see the pepper here on the outside. >> oh, yeah. so you have to like pepper for this. >> yeah.want. you don't have to go crazy if you're not a big pepper fan but you get a nice, almost like a crust on the outside with the pepper corns. >> that's just slicing right through. >> you see the brandy smell. you get a nice, juicy inside, crusty outside. of course here we've got a sauce that's already finished. >> right. >> we'll pour that over our sliced steak. don't be cheap with the sauce as they say. >> spent the time making it might as well use it. >> then a little root vegetables roasted in the winter time. great little burgundy here that's another great value wine. >> we got something else going back here. >> in the back we'll do a little pork. >> ooh ya. >> we've marinaded a pork blade steak cut from the shoulder. so again, very economical but also very tasty. >> what do you mayrinade this i? >> balsamic vinegar, red onion. a little thyme. we go on the grill fan. you can do this outside on the grill or even in the winter time i like to grill outside. >> sure. >> get a nice seer

what police intend to do now. >>> and students get sick from pepper spray.ed. >>> i'm derek valcourt, with a closeup look at the damage from the bizarre accident at the beltway at 95. i'll tell you when and how it will be repaired, coming up on eyewitness news. >>> a midweek warmup. and even more changes are coming. don't miss the updated first warning forecast. check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> evicted. police in riot gear, force occupy baltimore out of mceldon square. >> why the mayor ordered the action. and what's next for the movement. >>> hello, everyone. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> more violence erupted as officers raided occupy baltimore tonight, while many protestors slept. the city barricaded the scene. and cleared away trash and personal belongings of those who called it home for more than two months. wjz is live at war memorial plaza, where the group will meet tonight to discuss its future. and where mike hellgren is f

street movement suppressing the public's right to assemble one city at a time but with military grade pepper spray and high tech weapons whose interests are they really serving and protecting. it's thursday december eighth four pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching artsy. well as parliamentary elections play out in russia it seems the u.s. government leaders and the mainstream media are pushing their own agenda in covering it harsh criticism over the electoral process attacking moscow for failing to conduct fair and free elections here's a look at some of the coverage. prime minister vladimir putin's party barely hanging on to their majority in the parliament while most polling station is showing to have voting booths with ink that can be raised which votes against the ruling party its alleged. it appears that a lot of people in russia are fed up with not having a choice. but in covering the events it's the mass media that failed to report the facts even showing wrong video all in an effort to shape the story are to correspondent marina pour in takes a look at the media cove

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most said they were overcome by the pepper spray. >> nothing life-threatening. do just typical treatment you would see break pepper spray injury. >> no one would say what led to the fine, but they said it was not the only one. >> there were a couple, more than one. it got serious. >> i just ran out. i just ran. >> within one hour, most students returned to class. >> they called me saying there was a confrontation. >> police did not say how much pepper spray was used but that was necessary to help restore order. >> it is used occasionally in an effort to break up a fight when they determine that it is necessary. >> no plans to increase security at the eastern baltimore county school. more new at 6:00, tim tooten, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a police investigation into what brought these rocks onto an overpass on the innerloop of the beltway. the damage is not considerable, but it did shot down a stretch of the beltway. sky team 11 went out to check at the railroad overpass and troopers say at least 15 vehicles had been hit, damage ranging from dents and worse. they are i

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there was a scene when a good samaritan tried to stop the two, and one tried to use pepper spray in the crowd. >> reporter: people say it's not unusual to see a spike in shoplifting during the holidays and it's usually difficult to track the suspects, but in this case good samaritans made all the difference. they're called grab and runs. police say a man and woman with armloads of purses worth $10,000 tried to run out of nordstrom's to a getaway car. >> the employee is yelling, tried to grab the male's arm, and the suspect grabbed some pepper spray, sprayed him in the face, kept running. a second gentleman that was passing by saw what was going on, went over and tackled the suspect. >> the good samaritan hit the suspect, 42-year-old brian oakland, to keep him from using the pepper spray again. black, who was a parolee, was arrested. police say this was the second of two shoplifting incidents. the first happened two hours earlier at nearby h and m. >> several people went in there, grabbed a bunch of merchandise and went out. there just happened to be an officer in the area that was drivi

they come out with a little aye an pepper and salt and pepper. >> we have taken tuna fish, cesar dressing. we chopped artichokes nice olive blend. we made a little bruchetta. spicy mustard >> we'll fry that. we'll fry it in olive oil. this is saga blue. >> roasted pepper. this is an eggplant appetizer. we have made herb cream cheese. garlic, oregano, basil, thyme. celery. blue cheese. put that on top. and this is a pasta over on this side. diced up peppers. zuccini, onion. we have taken canned apricots and peaches. this is melted vanilla ice cream. we will drizzle a little of that across. we'll take almond sliffers and we have a nice impromtu dessert. >> all this is available. wetch a pet adoption. there are a couple dags dogs to look at and possibly adopt. >> eat and get a dog. >> yes. >> the weather is not bad over the weekend. we have a chance for a shower or snow flurry tonight and tomorrow morning. otherwise, clouds over the weekend. >> that's all the time we have. thank you for joining us. >> back for 11 news at 6:00. see yo >> child sex abuse scandals at penn state encouraged willi

the man pepper sprayed the customer and kept on running. once he got outside of the store, he was tackled. the female got into a vehicle and fled the scene. the suspect suffered some facial injuries. the suspect was held down on officers arrived. foss >>da: of the police and the good samaritan but it buys against confronting criminals. the suspect now faces a number of charges. >>rob: on about two hours before about the incident, arrested four people who were trying to still clothing. >>brian: clear skies over the bay. in cold temperatures. temperatures are already into the 30's in some spots. we will see some chilly temperatures starting out some frost in the valleys. here is a look at future cast 4. in a brothel, areas in the '30's. the cold temperatures will be tuesday morning. as we go through the week more sunny weather. dry weather through next weekend. >>rob: every weekend in the united states a child is killed by someone who backs over them. vicki liviakis has more on one child fight for life. >>vicki: this child was playing in his

. >>> mark is planning on a major research project on the health affects of pepper spray. his pledge comes from uc davis. last month we watched campus police pepper spray foreman -- more than a dozen protesters, and she asked the questions that were on the minds of many workers... >> did i direct the police to use pepper spray, the answer is no, did i direct the police to use force, the answer is no. >> william brandon is leading the investigation and he is expected to release his report next months. >>> well it turns out the woman featured on time magazine's featured person of the year issue, she is from california. the woman is an active member of the l.a. movement. and it is by the same street artist who created the president barack obama hope posters before the 2008 presidential campaign. >>> negotiations over the america's cup race continues today and the issue of alcatraz as the center of debate. >>> and thousands of birds turned up dead, what scientists say may have killed them. . >>> welcome back to the channel 2 morning news, take a look at that. a busy stretch of

>>reporter: any uc-davis chancellor who has come under fire with her role in the pepper spray into thatold lawmakers in retrospect that she would have directed officers to leave the protesters alone. >> would you do differently? >> if i knew the police would not remove the we would not have moved them. memel infant and zero months of adjournment for i plan on land and my calendar march 3rd and to reserve the right to unshackle the of death and again--hardly cover an event in non- violent protest. >>reporter: 9 be a result of several investigations are expected at the beginning of the year. >>catherine: uc-berkeley is launching and financial aid program to help middle- income students. it is to help families that make between 8,100 t in dollars per year. it caps the amount that--parents can spend. the cause for this new program is estimated at 10 to $12 million every year. carlton and the five digit highs early next year there will have to treat wrinkles one of two fire stations and cut 06 jobs. charles clifford talk about why he said the cuts are necessary. lead them: when to the london

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police used pepper spray to break up the fight in eastern baltimore county. tim tooten is live with the follow-up report. >> the second student, a 15- year-old boy, has been charged with assaulting a police officer. in the meantime, those overcome by pepper spray have been treated and released from local hospitals. >> it took place right at the main door. they were getting ready to leave to catch this bus behind me. it took place in a matter of seconds. >> what happened next forced a school resource police officer to use pepper spray to break up a fight between two male students. more than 1000 students were evacuated from the building. the school's principal says the school is back to normal and staff is in place to talk to students about what happened. >> they were very concerned about things that they heard, that they read, that were not typical of chesapeake. and some of their comments were, you know, this has given us a bad reputation, but it is one incident, one day between two students. >> there is concern from the teachers' association of baltimore co

>> but it appears to have little effect. >> they used the cayenne pepper stuff. it does burn. i've gotten used to it already. i knew it was going to hurt. i did it anyway. i'm doing a life sentence and there is no way i'm going to let an officer disrespect me in front of another prisoner. >> a second round of pepper spray floods the cell. robertson, however, stands firm. moments later, the team rushes the cell. the lead officer activates an electronic stun shield capable of delivering a 50,000-volt shock. temporarily incapacitated, robertson is finally removed from his cell and cuffed. robertson is then taken to a holding area to rinse the pepper spray from his eyes and face. >> are you guys going to leave me here forever? you could at least be proud i fought back. >> nobody really got hurt. well, i didn't get hurt. because i -- i'm not trying to really get hurt until i'm ready to get hurt. but if i do get hurt, well -- that's just one of the consequences of doing battle. not far from robertson's cell is an inmate also known to treat prison like a war zone. >> mo

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. >> a san francisco police officer felt sickening affects of pepper spray after a scuffle with a man suspected of failing to pay his fair on muni. and he walk wade, but became violent when police confronted him on the platform. abc 7 talked to officer who's was pepper sprayed. >> they tried to detain him, he decided he was going to fight. and that is how this ensued. >> you've got a little bit today for yourself. right? >> yes. i did. i should have just. >> and police arrested the suspect after a short chase. a woman was also okay after being hit with pepper spray. >> more still to come at ak coming up a school district is getting creative in these tough times. how it's managing to build four new sports field was out spending a time of money. >> and there is winter arriving tonight. i'll show you where freeze warnings are going up. >> thank you. and imagine 33 year was out missing a day. a retiring local gardener tells us the secret. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a school district is hoping to build four state of the art sports facility was out taxpay

that is what he was pepper spray. the other two suspects got involved. >> the victim had his close taken. his shirt, his pants, his shoes. he had money that was also taken. >> the robbery happened just before midnight on wednesday. they fled toward the highway. they called in to report a man scantily dressed who had been robbed and needed help. police searched the area and cannot find the suspect. >> one more fact from police, the victims as of three men wore ski masks. police are not sure if this was a random act or if the victim was targeted. >> authorities in carroll county are asking for your help after an attack in westminster. investors hope -- he was harassed by african american males at 6:30 in the evening. one of the suspects, the victim on the suspect with one sharp object. police do not believe it was a random attack. anyone with information is asked to call the westminster police department. there is a $500 reward for any leads to the rest of the victim -- of the attacker. >> police say the shooting happen

she planned to use it. >> i remember her showing the security guard that she had pepper spray. she called the division and said it's okay to use if she feels her life is threatened. >> 20 shoppers were hit with pepper spray and macias could face charges. >>> an app to help you scan bar codes and find out how much less an item would cost online. retailers are outrage. >> reporter: is it the price change of the future or an attack on other businesses? >> i wouldn't want an app to scan stuff. >> reporter: it scans items, duiing you the price online. it's drops the price out lower if customers rat out the prices. >> i like retail and make sure i'm getting the best bang for my buck. so i want the best deal. >> reporter: we put it to the test, scanning this woman's recently purchased razor. >> so you paid $5.34 for this? you can get this for $15.54. >> this is a better deal, right? >> reporter: yes. >> so buying in the store is cheaper. >> reporter: buying in store, others paid more enincluding a recent video game purchase. we scan it here and you can get it online $24.49. >> bad. >>

and pepper sprayed that customer in the face. >>reporter: police say once the man got the store at passer-by tackled the male suspect right here. >> at the same time the female kept on running she got into a waiting vehicle by another person and they fled the scene as the passer-by and the other suspects were fighting. the police said the man tried to peppers for the good samaritan police said good samaritan defended himself and punched a suspected robber quite a few times. as you can see in a mug shot the suspect brian like pass some facial injuries. the good samaritan in a few others held a suspect down until the officers arrived. >> this to the first time where i can think of a psittacine got involved trying to apprehend someone got pepper spray. >>reporter: of the police said they think the good samaritans this is never a good idea to confront criminals and the situation. the 42 year-old suspect faces a number of charges and please continue to look for the two others that got away. >>justine: for other people are in custody i

that never a pepper sprayed the face by part of the argument that they're being overly dramatic. sorry guys it's time for show and tell on tonight's program the last time we spoke about the president reversing his promise to veto the national defense authorization act which includes that indefinite detention for a vision that includes american citizens just of late a civil liberties betrayal on a very long list but do you think the president ever really cared about civil liberties going to produce or treason essentially to find out what you have to say . the sixth amendment of the u.s. constitution protects the rights of suspected criminals to have a speedy and public trial with an impartial jury along with the right to an attorney and to be confronted by witnesses now perversion to the n.d.a. the six hundred and twenty two billion dollar defense funding bill for twenty twelve circumvents us constitution and allows u.s. military to indefinitely detain anyone on u.s. soil even if you. a citizen suspected of terrorist activity and last week president obama an attorney who talked co

the victim was attacked with pepper spray. >> one suspect asked him if he had any drug. he indicated he did not. that is one the other two suspects got involved. >> the other two grabbed the man taking his cell phone and cash and other items. >> the victim had his clothes taken, a majority of them. he had some money inside of his pants that was also taken. >> the robbery happened just before midnight on wednesday. the suspects fled running toward walton ave. police were alerted by residents living along the camrose ave. they called in to report a man scantily dressed saying he had been robbed in seeking help. police searched the area but could not find the suspects. neighbors were unaware of the crime. one woman said she was walking her dog at the time of the robbery but did not see or hear anything unusual. what's up classified it as an unusual type of robbery. is still very early and we're trying to gather more facts. >> one more fact from police. the victim says all three men wore ski masks. police were not sure if this was a random act or if the victim was targeted.

. >> tense moments of high school after a fight at chesapeake high forcing police to use pepper spray. more than one dozen students rushed to the hospital. tim tooten is live in the newsroom with the very latest. >> those injuries were very minor, but one student has been charged with assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest, and disrupting school activities. >> it was crazy. people were running around all over the place. >> have a dozen emergency vehicles lined the entrance to transport students overcome by pepper spray to the nearest hospital. >> fire and police responded to chesapeake high-school born incident involving a fight between two boys in the hallway in the front of the school. the police attempted break up the fight, and used pepper spray in an effort to break about. >> as many as 16 students received medical attention. students and parents were trying to get a handle on my happened. "she called me at work saying there was police and you could hear it all in the background. >> terrifying. >> at least one student claims there was more than one fight taking place. >> i

. >>> a bizarre attack in amnerlan county as a man is stripped, robbed and pepper sprayed. derrick has the search for the assailants. >> reporter: it happened near hammons lane, where a 25-year- old man says he was approached by three large men in ski masks. >> one asked if he had any drugs and he said no and at that point he was pepper spread and the two other suspects began to take things. >> reporter: the suspect pulled off the victim's shirt and pants and money and leaving him half naked and the suspects took off running across the highway. after the attack the scantly dressed victim still suffering from the pepper spray knocked on doors asking for help though none of the neighbors we talked to encountered him. >> did you hear any knock on your bone? >> no. >> reporter: police were unable to locate the suspects but say they are taking the victim's story seriously though the same can't be said about some neighbors. >> it sounds like a bunch of bull to me. it sure does. >> reporter: police say at this point they are unsure whether the victim was chosen at random or specif

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. >>> pepper spray in school. new developments. it ended with more than a dozen students rushed to the hospital. wjz is live at baltimore county police headquarters. and derek valcourt has the new information. >> reporter: police releasing some specifics about that fight that led the officer to use his pepper spray as many parents express their unhappiness with how the situation was handled. >> reporter: when a school police officer used pepper spray at chesapeake high school tuesday, several other students in the school got sick, including a pregnant danielle nicholson. >> my throat was starting to close up and my eyes were starting to water because i was getting a little hazy and dizzy. >> reporter: she and as many as 15 other students released. police saying it all started when two students wouldn't stop fighting. even after the officer and a teacher tried to physically break up the fight. >> our officers tried to physically struggle with the student on the ground. the officer warned him that pepper spray was going to be used if