and the davis administration driven to adopt the first conscription act in american history. when all was said and done, confederate armies would enlist a staggering 75 to 85% of the white military age population. to say this tested the limit of popular support for war is an understatement. when combined with exceptions, the government was forced to make for slaveholders, including the exemption of one white man for every 20 slaves on a plantation, and the decision to allow the purchase of substitutes, conscription quickly raised cries of rich man's war, poor man's fight. but it soon became the women's fight as well. for as the confederate government began to face the challenge posed by unionist guerrillas, draft evaders and deserters, they found themselves fighting not just the men but the women as well, including the wives, mothers and daughters who defied the state's authority to conscript, and undermined its capacity to wage war. as army units went out to hunt deserters, governments issued orders authorizing the arrest of parties of any age and sex and federal judges urge

the report will draw conclusions about davis administrators. today a judge will likely approve an agreement that keeps the identities of the officers secret other then lieutenant john pike who you see their spring the students. a berkeley man is the first successful person prosecuted in connection with the occupied oakland protest. a jury found joseph hoover guilty of misdemeanor. yesterday's a judge sentenced him to six days in the county jail and two years' probation. he took part in a demonstration past january when protesters tried to take over a convention center. oakland police are investigating a shooting along one part of macarthur freeway. a woman was shot in the back yesterday afternoon near a gas station on seminary boulevard. the bullets blew out the back window. the driver tried to speed away and ended up on the edwards off ramp of the freeway. a suspect has not been named. pulls the police say the two suspects named in friday's deadly shooting spree have confessed. court documents reveal that he shot three people and alan watts ad

it will draw conclusions about the actions of davis administrators and campus police leading up to thelast november. it has been delayed for more than one month because of legal wrangling. today the judge will likely approve an agreement that keeps the identities of the officers secrets other than this officer sprang the students. today the president of san jose state university will decide on proposed changes to the school's admissions policies >> he is expected to announce the university will no longer guarantee admission to qualified graduates from santa clara county though they will likely still be given preference. they blame funding cuts for the changes. san jose city council will vote on stricter restrictions for outdoor smoking. it would ban smoking outdoors in dining areas, common areas of apartment buildings and in places where people wait in line >> coming up, a deadly side effect link to dental x-rays >> twisters and golf ball sized hail. how a baby was hurt in the wild weather >> fa,,,,,, for my terrible allergy congestion, i get the power of claritin-d. sinus pressure? no

davis. the report called the use of pepper spray unreasonable. the report also criticizes university administration and the u.c. davis chancellor for last november's confrontation. the confrontation with student protesters. lieutenant governor gavin newsom, who serves as a u.c. regent, had a sharp reaction today. >> we take this very seriously. and i hold mist accountable to make sure we follow through with the reforms. we don't just shove this under the rug. we don't say we're sorry and say we've learned our lesson. but not demonstrate from an institutional perspective that lesson is learned. >>> meanwhile, a separate committee headed by the dean of the u.c. berkeley law school is looking at wider issues on how campuses should react to future student protests. >>> new and improved glass didn't stop vandals from damaging the veterans memorial in san jose again. the downon the memorial is dedicated to veterans from all wars. someone has smashed several of the glass panels. in a led to improvements to strengthen the glass. yesterday, another panel had been broken the estimated damage is about $5,000.

i have two more special guests with me clarence davis public records administration his tory an for district of columbia, good morning >> good morning how are you. >> a lot going on this morning. >> beek fast, celebrate -- breakfast, celebrating dc emancipation the day president lincoln signed the dc emancipation, 3,100 persons were freed in district of colombia we have the parade, entertainment, fireworks later on this evening also we have a lecture series, at the universities, as well as lecture at the national archive on this wednesday. and next week, tuesday of next week t 22nd we have lecture series and conservation with our congressman, to be a promising event we invite the public, to attend he will talk about civil rights from civil war to civil rights. >> there is lots of different ways for people to learn about and celebrate about but better help put the day in perspective more is cr gibbs an historian as well, joining me on the plaza good morning. >> good morning >> what do you hope everyone taking part in the celebration is thinking about today >> i keep thinking about a newspaper

davis police and campus administration. >> there was no reason we conclude to have used the pepper spraye're going to learn what happened last november. it was a bad day for a great university. a lot to learn. this report will help. >> reporter: in the report, former supreme court justice and his colleagues found many problems with the way peaceful demonstrators were treated. specifically of lieutenant john pike's decision to use pepper spray on the seated protestors. the task force wrote, decision to use pepper spray was not supported by objective evidence and was not authorized by policy. >> the report says the type of spray used the large can was not an authorized weapon for u.c. davis police who had had not been trained in its use. besides the unwarranted use of pepper spray the report conclude the davis police demonstrated poor planning and communication handling of the occupied protest. u.c. davis police force is dysfunctional with lieutenant that has don't listen to their chief and chancellor showed poor leadership throughout. a student was pepper prayed in the face that friday af

davis report is in. it blasts the administration and the campus place in the pepper spray incident. ktvu's ken pritchett is joining us live from uc davis with more on the report as well as student reaction. ken? >> reporter: that report was unveiled in a public forum. that meeting is still going on right now behind me. 190 pages. it says that pepper spray incident could have been avoided and should never have happened and puts the blame on the administration, the campus police department and the officer who was seen in that video. >> reporter: he released his mindings on the november pepper spray incident. it says police were ordered to remove tents. the chancellor feared outsiders from the occupy movement were involved but no evidence supported that concern. the chancer was found and the police chief, responsible for the incident. it says she failed to community no use of force and they set the time line for the operation. the police chief was sited for failing to challenge that time line and failing to command the officers. >> i feel like responsibility does fall on the chancellor.

the administration party and the antijefferson davis party and all that held the antijefferson davis party together was you guessed it, the antipathy towards jefferson davis. so they were never a powerful opposition party because on too many issues they agreed with the administration party could only agree they didn't like the president. so they never did much harm. the fact remains that right to the end of the war there was an intense political rivalry within the confederate government command as the opposition to jefferson davis became greater and greater, by 1864 you had people like robert toombs and alexander stephens, where are our softer millenniums? we have one here earlier. he left. damn good thing, too. they've got a lot to answer for down there. began to call for his removal from office. preferably by constitutional means of south carolina had the notion that they should impeach davis or remove him from office and persuade stevens to agree not to succeed davis as president which constitutionally he was eligible to because stevens was on sound. he had been opposed to secessi

although hundreds of my neighbors feel what happened at davis darro was a misinterpretation of formula retail law, the zoning administrator said the best way was move forward was to add financial services as a specific use and that's what we're doing here today. thank you. vice president wu: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. dean preston, resident of district 5. i thank supervisor mar for his leadership on this issue and supervisor olague for co-sponsoring the legislation. i support it 100%. and i'm not going to reiterate all the compelling arguments that have been made for why it's a no-brainer that formula retail -- i'm sorry -- that financial services needs to be subject to the same formula retail conditional use hearing that any other formula retail business is currently subject to. i did want to take issue with the proposal by the planning department staff on striking the sales and service retail provision and i think -- i've testified before on this issue and general comment with you before you, you know, there developed this myth that financial services somehow was exempt when this law was drafted. it's

davis police. beyond that there are a series of bad decisions and a lack of communication on the part of police and the administration including the chancellor that led up to what uc chancellor called quote, a bad day from the university. and the task force included a student who summarized how the campus police behave that had day. >> the way the police force went about handling things that day are not, is not the same that a veteran of the police department in l.a. would do. it's not the same a veteran, it's just not what a well trained police officer is supposed to do. >> we're going to have a response for the campus and as quickly as possible. that will address our recommendations and a plan of a path forward. >> that was a spokesperson for the chancellor. she did not attend the meeting today and among recommendations in this report is that uc davis come up with new policies for handeling protests and an outside review be done of what the report describes as a quote, dysfunctional uc davis police force and new policies be developed for uc police. and now, the lieutenant, the man remains on administrative leave he

were also a report concluding police and administration demonstrated poor planning, decision making and communications of handling of the protest. the uc davis police force is dysfunctional with lieutenants that don't listen to chiefs and the chancellor shows poor leadership throughout. >> this leave meez with a number of feelings, one is that the university was acting on fear rather than following policy and procedure. and the different procedures they did follow and attempting to follow weren't done in full. >> and along with criticisms the report needs recommendations for uc davis and largest systems there is more tonight at 6:00 including a response from embattled chancellor here at uc dave kbris -- davis. >> nearly 200 people turned out to look for evidence in the search for missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. she disappeared near hi a month ago. the search is now souchblg gilroy and we are in the search center in morgan hill. >> the sheriff's office has divers on stand by in case some sonar images reveal anything and plan on sending out deputies on dirt bikes to remote areas and there is some community volunteers covering rugged

davis says it is preparing the response. the two campus cops who sprayed the protesters in this video and its police chief are on paid administrative leave. >>> the man convicted of hitting a nine-year-old boy while driving drunk in san francisco apologized to the victim's family today. 22-year-old andrew vargas hit ryan white as hfamily walked bar hotel following a baseball game. vargas left the scene striking other cars as he weaved in and out of traffic. vargas apologized and listen as the prosecutor read a letter from ryan's family. >> i cannot find the words to express how remorseful i feel toward the wright family. >> you are incarcerated because of your actions, but ryan is also incarcerated because of your actions. >ryan will undergo his fourth surgery because of the accident this friday. vargas was sentenced to one year in jail and probation. >>> a decision in the trayvon martin case. charges filed against a man who shot an unarmed 17-year-old. >> and they claim the mayor's office has become judge, jury and exbiewtioner. >> and an extraordinary experiment on sleep disruption and what it does to your health. >> and then lat

. >> deputy chief davis was sworn in before all seven members fired questions. he says the county executive's administration kept files on certain employees, even looking at the criminal database without legal authority. >> a woman who claimed that the county executive approached her inappropriately in the line of the cafeteria at the reynolds center. >> davis has more to say one year after the chief held back. he told the council he could not talk since he testified before the grand jury in the leo polled case. he is charged with using members of the police department who are his security detail. officers say they complained several times, but nothing changed. council and john grasso felt the testimony was unfair. >> people lie on oath and don't tell the whole story. i'm not going to be the judge here. >> scott: davis said he told the chief his feelings. union members having taken a vote of no confidence. he believes it is a cry for help that begins with an opening conversation. >> right now, we are dysfunctional as a police department. >> what happens after all this back and forth? councilman jerry rucker

davis says it is preparing the response. the two campus cops who sprayed the protesters in this video and its police chief are on paid administrative leave. >>> the man convicted of hitting a nine-year-old boy while driving drunk in san francisco apologized to the victim's family today. 22-year-old andrew vargas hit ryan white as he and his family walked back to their hotel following a baseball game. vargas left the scene striking other cars as he weaved in and out of traffic. vargas apologized and listen as the prosecutor read a letter from ryan's family. >> i cannot find the words to express how remorseful i feel toward the wright family. >> you are incarcerated because of your actions, but ryan is also incarcerated because of your actions. >> ryan will undergo his fourth surgery because of the accident this friday. vargas was sentenced to one year in jail and probation. >>> a decision in the trayvon martin case. charges filed against a man who shot an unarmed 17-year-old. >> and they claim the mayor's office has become judge, jury and exbiewtioner. >> and an extraordinary experiment on sleep disruption and what it does to your h

davis. she says poor planning, communications, decisionmaking by administrators and campus police led to unnecessary of pepper spray. she promises a thorough review of policies and procedures. >>> a san jose bound traveler now facing charges this morning after stripping naked at an airport security line. police say that 49-year-old john brennan removed all of his clothes at the portland oregon airport prompting other passengers to turn away in embarrassment and shield their children's eyes. brennan says that he did it in protest of security screening. >> i heard nothing. this is my next action. i know that rude but not lewd, in oregon protected speech. and so i chose that option. he said he was told he positioned -- tested positive for nitrates by tsa screeners. he was then taken into custody and released late last night. >>> 6:35. olympic countdown is on. we are just 100 days away from the opening ceremonies of the 2012 summer games. mail stone being marked across england and the internationally with a number of test events to iron out any operational problems before they light that flame on july 2

the report says uc davis police used excessive force when they pepper sprayed students last fall. the reportmg5tf criticizes uc administrators for creating an environment that allowed it to happen. the task force is recommending a top to bottom review of school police departments, the two officers who sprayed the protesters and the chief are on paid leave while the incident is being investigated. >>> 4:37 now. time for a check of weather which is all that is going on this morning. >> we have that small stream and flood advisory. lisa, the rain started for me moraga and got heavier as i got towards the city. >> yes. we are looking at a break far north sonoma and napa, the other seven counties, urban and small stream flood advisory. ponding on the highways, minor flooding and areas with poor drainage, you know where that is if you live in the north bay by lucky drive. heaviest rain concord, antioch, rio fairfield south moving into berkeley, san ramon, livermore valley, break from marin and san francisco, take a look at this, 580 down through 680, hayward, fremont into the east bay, castro valley, milpitas and 101, redwood city

davis' name from the ad. >> sometimes you have to make decisions that are contrary to the beliefs of the administration you work for. >> reporter: liepold plans to fight the charges in the court. he's expected to go on trial in september. >> and the ads will air on three radio stations in the baltimore area. >>> battling against bullying. one of the year's most talked about movies debuts in baltimore. we're there tonight for the premier of bully. the governor and the first lady watched the screening. the documentary follows five children who are bullied by classmates. after the movie, the crowd participated in a town hall meeting. >>> national and international leaders in baltimore, johns hopkins dedicates its new billion-dollar facility with the help of middle eastern royals and the mayor. we go inside the cutting edge new building. >> reporter: there were lots of dignitaries, but the real stars will be the patients they serve. a ribbon cutting opens the door to a new era for world-renowned johns hopkins hospital. they have done it again with numerous dignitaries on hand, they've opened a new hospital. >>

davis. she said poor planning, communications and decisionmaking by administrators and campus police led tohe unnecessary use of pepper spray. she promises a thorough review of policies and procedures. >>> 5:53. california's high speed rail project could be heading down the wrong track. stay budget watchdog group recommending a lawmakers reject the funding plan this year. it says that there are more details on finances which need to be sorted out. the group also asking to reject governor jerry brown's plan to sell billions of dollars in bonds to start construction. the $68 billion project linking san francisco to southern california's schedule to be completed by 2028. >>> 5:54. it looks as if yeah has's new ceo might succeed in turning the company around. scott mcgrew joins us. you say that's a surprise. >> yeah. yahoo has lots of ceos and none of them were able to do it. but we are seeing the smallest bit of evidence that the newest new ceo, scott thompson, may have accomplished the impossible. if you look at the numbers right by sort of squinting and using a strobe light you will see that

planning, communications, and decision making my administrators and campus police led to the unnecessary use of pepper spray against students at uc davispromises a thorough review of policies and procedures. >>> california's high speed rail project once again in danger of being deriled. a budget watch dog group recommending lawmakers reject funding saying there are too many details still to be sorted out. the group also asking lawmakers to reject governor jerry brown's plan to sell billions of dollars in bonds to begin construction there. supporters have already shaved $30 billion from the price tag in hopes of actually getting it through the state legislature. >>> a fight over phones back in court. our business and tech reporter scott mcgrew has new information coming out of a legal battle between oracle and google. >> one of the interesting things we learned was that oracle thought about making its own smartphone but rejected the idea some years ago. both larrys are in court, larry page of google and larry orrison of oracle. some court drawings for you of yesterday's testimony. larry ellison testifying in that fight over phones on tu

officer involved in the spraying are placed on paid administrative leave. 19 students and alumni involved in the spraying filed a lawsuit against uc davis claiming the university used excessive force to break up the demonstration. in april 2012 an independent task force concludes that the pepper spraying incident could and should have been prevented. the police chief has since resigned. >> i think the pepper spray incident would definitely have an effect on how police interact with students and how they deal with similar issues in the future. >>> coming up, two old timers from the gridiron attempt to settle an old score. >>> and an unbelievable sight when two whales from this surfer. >> in 20, 30 years, they've never seen anything like it. like, keep one of theseg over your head. well, i wa't "supposed" to need flood insuran, but i have it. fred over he chose t to have it do i look like i have a plan? t really. [ femalennouncer ] onl flood insurance covers floods. foa free brochure, call the number on your screen. >>> two old-time football rivals stun the crowd when they turn a reception into a rumble. >> i'm a fun guy. unfortunately, t

davis promising new changes to prevent another pepper spring incident like the one this past november. she says she accepts full responsibility. a new report cites planning, communications, and decision making by administrators and campus police led to the controversial use of the pepper spray. the chancellor promises they throw follow-through. by luring students pay three times as much tuition and not as it are seen as extra revenue by the university. >> it is creating an unnecessary clash and conflict between the two when i don't think students should be pitting themselves against one another. >> understand why they would bring in people who would pay higher tuition because at the end of the day this is a business. >> the number of in state freshmen in a bid to the nine campuses rose 3.6% a from last year while the number of out-of- state in international freshmen jumped 43%. trapped by honeybees >> the california family that cannot leave their home >> taking airport screening to a whole new level. one man's naked protest and it did not go over very well >> exxon of hope out of tornado destruction in the midwest. >> partly cloudy skies out the door right now and then we will see '70s by later this afternoo

administration. he says he would support romney over uld not accept a cabinet position because he would rather focus on his family. in washington jennifer davis, fox news. >>> a developing international story, reports tonight that north korea fired a long range missile sort of. laura evans everywhere at 11:00. >> south korea is reporting the communist north launched the rocket defying international warnings, but u.s. officials say the launch may have filed. north korea claims the rocket was an observation satellite to celebrate sunday's centennial of the birth of kim ill sung, the country's late founder. >> several people who live in the virginia apartment complex hit by the navy jet were allowed back into their apartments to collect their belongings. dozens of others couldn't go in because their homes were so badly damaged. the f-18 hit the mayfair mews friday after tackoff from the oceana. >>> james click was officially charged with attacking two women looking at an apartment. today in court he was charged with two counts of abduction and malicious wounding and is now held without bond. >>> up next how you can find out exactly what you're s

walter's artistic talent and design skill and davis' political clout is what drove this project forward. during the four years at the pearce administration from 1853 tonight 1857, the lions share of the new wings and part of the new dome were built. everything was put in place during this period. mags and did three things immediately. he decided to marble facing for the capital was too late. it needed to be heavier. here are so decided to put into monasteries. when on the senate went to the north and another in the new house swing to the south. the combined effect of these two -- these two changes was to make the capital already by far the largest building in washington, even more massive, as massive as it is today. it dominated the skyline of watching him. it dominated the city and in effect, dominated the country. that was the idea. meigs wanted was to last or the millennium. davis wanted to make a statement about u.s. power. the two of them were like this. they were absolutely one line and this is a major decision in bringing the capital to the sort of dominant position it has today. the third being the meigs decided to do was move th

administrator over financial dispute with the school. investigators say a pepper spraying incident at the university of california davis and caused national should not have happened. a school task force report said the officers' actions were unreasonable and were not authorized by campus policy. police say they needed to use the pepper spray to break through a hostile crowd. the report did not recommend any disciplinary action against the officers. >> 5:41 now, 41 degrees in bladensburg herb. >> get ready to pay more to take a taxi in the district. the newest air increases. >> and nationals park, nothing says opening day unlike red white and blue. >> here's what's coming up a 6:00 this morning, the link between sleep and your way it. whatever insomniac need to know. >> cracking down on bullying in d.c. schools the mayor's plan. >> and highlights from michelle obama's sit down with stephen colbert. breaking news in prince george's county, turns out nobody was injured in a police involved shooting in temple hills. police responded to the 3100 block of good hope avenue for a domestic dispute, but some point in man at the residence exchanged

davis' name from the ads. >> sometimes you have to make decisions that are contrary to the beliefs of the administration you work for. >> leopold denies doing anything improper and plans to fight the charges in court. he is expected to go on trial in september. mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> -of radio stations in this area soon. others are taking a stance against bullying. one of this year's most talked about movies has debuted in baltimore city. the premier of bully played on the s silver screen in harbor east last night. the governor and first lady watched it along with local teens and their parents. the documentary follows some students, 5 of them, who were bullied by their class mates after the movie they participated in a town hall meeting on the subject. >>> a maryland feline has wound up in new jersey. she was found wondering around there. through a mircrochip they traced her back to her owner, her owner says she liked to visit the trucking company nearby and hitched an unintended ride on one of those trucks. >>> the orioles are in canada getting ready to play the toronto blue jays tonight, a

the report says the uc davis police used excessive force when they pepper sprayed students who were protesting tuition hikes last fall. the report criticizes administratorsating the environment that allowed it to happen. recommending a top to bottom review of the police departments. the officers are on paid leave while the incident is being investigated. >>> national weather service says a tornado with wind speeds of 100 miles an hour touched down yesterday afternoon near stockton. a viewer caught this image and sent it to us. the twister destroyed a shed, tipped over a 53 foot trailer and buried a pick-up truck six miles south of stockton. it also shot sheet metal, wood and other debris, narrowly missing a home. >> it lifted the shop up like it was one piece. >> it got lifted up like a bomb went off and bursted everywhere. >> the homeowner, four kids, his wife and parents were all home when the tornado struck around 1:00 yesterday afternoon, north litany -- fortunately, nobody was hurt. >>> no tornadoes in the bay area per se. still plenty of trouble out there >> rain and wind in parts of the bay area. let's can check in with meteorologist lisa argen tr

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the report says the uc davis police used excessive force when they pepper sprayed students who were protesting with hikes last fall. the report criticizes c administratorsfor creating the environment that allowed it to happen. the task force is recommending a review of the school's police department. the two officers who sprayed the protesters and the police chief are on paid administrative leave while the incident is investigated. >>> latest plan to build a bullet train is pecked to be approved -- is expected to be approved a few hours from now the rail authority says it needs to move as quickly as possible to start laying tracks to meet terms of a federal grant for the initial phase of the project. lawmakers are still discussing the timing some say it is i am practice cal to think they could hold hearings and rush through a budget by the end of spring. >>> time to check in on the weather. :36 it is moving around. >> is it still wraining out there? >> reporter: a little. we had hail, benicia, 680 this line sliding south and east vallejo wet, hercules, san pablo wet weather, elser rhee to albany, grizzly peak boulevard, san pablo dam road and 80 wet tim

davies. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> andrea: welcome back to "the five." you heard of when girls gone wild, what about when an administration goes wild?e house committee on oversight was trying to find out today and yesterday on capitol hill. chairman micah had comments for famous now jeff neely and his whereabouts. >> mr. neely has not -- is not with us today. we had requested he be with us. i guess he has taken the fifth on another committee. i guess the only way we'll get to see him is on a video on the hot tub. >> andrea: look at said video and get our own greg gutfeld to react. you like bathroom shots typically. >> greg: taking shots in a bathroom? >> andrea: or pictures of people in a bathtub. this is jeff neely in the bathtub before the festives at the conference that we are now learning that mr. neely are telling friends of his, come to las vegas. get a room near ours. we'll pay for it anyway. he is a no-show today. up next the real story here, the other congressman was correct, he did take the fifth. fifth of whiskey. >> andrea: more than that. >> greg: the real question is there are two glasses there. who was with him and wh

davis testified against the county executive when tier wouldn't. >> sometimes you have to make decisions that are contrary to the beliefs of the administration that you work for. >> reporter: leopold denies doing anything improper and plans to fight the charges in court. >> reporter: and leopold's trial is expected to start in early september. reporting live, mike hellgren, weempleg eyewitness news -- wjz eyewitness news. >> mike, thank you. the ads will air on three radio stations in the baltimore area. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about realty now. -- right now. police on the scene of breaking news. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene. captain mike perry has details. >> sorry, denise. we're actually in harford county. passenger this bank robbery occurred at a bank in forest hill. maryland state police and harford county sheriff's department just made an apprehension on at least one person that we know of, possibly a second, they were tracking these individuals from the forest hill area, down to south bel air, where near the wal-mart, south of the benson police barracks, in harford county, where they went behind a wal-mart and ran into

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davis. the official report will be released online at noon today. the names of the officers will be removed. back in november students were protesting rising tuition when they were sprayed with pepper spray. administrators the future of oikos university is uncertain after last week's mass shooting. according to the contra costa times school's president says negative publicity could threaten already small enrollment rates. class's had been canceled indefinitely. university leaders say they will likely be held temporarily at patton university in oakland. >> a former modesto high school teacher that left his family to be with a teenage student has been forced to surrender his passport. 41 year-old james hooker appeared in court yesterday after being arrested on charges of sexually assaulting a 17 year-old girl in 1998. in an exclusive interview with our sister station the mother of the alleged victim says her daughter decided to come forward after seeing recent media coverage of mr. kocher >> my daughter is very brave and courageous, she is very compassionate and she did what she felt was the right thing >> a former teachers passport was confiscated after investigators found a notebook detailing his plans

administrative action. >>> a major drug ring is uncovered inside a severn home. police say they seized cocaine, marijuana, and oxy codon fills -- oxycodone pills with a street value of $20 million. jurel davischarged with possession of oxycodone. >>> police in ann aroundle county -- anne arundel county need your help. they say these three men robbed a clothing store in hanover. the suspects claimed they swiped several wristwatches. the suspects then fled inside a dark vehicle. anyone with information should call. >>> preparing for the unimaginable, after last summer's earthquake. that quake prompted maryland's first-ever, large-scale earthquake drill. >> reporter: those who have trained for years to save lives in a disaster, gave towson university nursing students a quick course on life and death. >> what do we got? >> she is bleeding. she's got a head injury. be very careful. she's a little wobbly. >> are you having trouble breathing. >> a little bit. >> we're used to having only one patient in our clinic. whereas here, we're supposed to get hundreds. >> reporter: in a drill going back to the summer's earthquake that rocked the washington monout and wrought down -- monument and brought dow

administrators say they could move some classes to oakland's patent university or fremont's unitech college. so far, no deal has been made with either school. >>> 5:31. u.c. davis police chief who led the department in that pepper spray incident is stepping down today. she says she does not want the november 19th incident to define her or the university and she is retiring so everyone can move forward. she's been on paid leave since the confrontation with campus police and students last november who set up an occupying encampment at u.c. davis. an independent report criticized her for leading a department that was "dysfunctional." >>> santa clara digging for gold today with the ground breaking of the new 49ers stadium. bob redell live at the new site right next to great america park. and bob, this day has been six years in the making, right? >> reporter: about 5 1/2. good morning to you, john. and judging by the large white tent, the big set-up behind me lit up early in the morning, looks like tonight's ground breaking ceremony is going to be quite a party. and in the eyes of the backers of this project, they have a lot to celebrate considering there was a lot

administrators say they could move some of the classes to oakland's patent university or fremont's unitech college. so far, no deal made with either school. >>> the uc davisice chief is stepping down today. led the department during that infamous pepper spray incident says she doesn't want the november 19th event to define her or the university. she's been on paid leave since the confrontation between campus police and students who set up an occupying encampment at uc davis. an independent report criticized for leading a department that is "very dysfunctional." >>> it is 6:36 right now. sentencing being delayed in los gatos murder for hire case. it's being pushed back to early next month as new defense lawyers for convicted killer paul garcia seek to disqualify the trial judge. it accuses the bench of bias against garcia's first lawyer. a judge from another county will rule on this request. garcia was found guilty in the 2010 killing of former bar owner mark mchealy. >>> the san francisco parks and rec commission will discuss installing a plaque for officer brian tulvera at the monthly meeting this morning. he was shot and killed in 2006 while trying to a

administration. so you had this stalemate in which began in who support everywhere in the country was emoting except among southern democrats. he couldn't afford to upset davis. it would really have upset david if he had fired meggs. on the other hand, his secretary of war was in control and hated meggs and wanted walters back in control but couldn't get rid of meggs because you can wouldn't do what davis didn't want. and so you are this stalemate with resulted athletes are virtually nothing happened, particularly with the dome for two years. until buchanan left. >> s.? >> wondering about the correspondence between meigs in crawford. crawford was in italy, so it must've taken a long time for them to be communicating back and forth as to what was happening with that statue. >> a really interesting point, and one that i thought of. not only did i correspond, correspond frequently, but they correspond at great length. meigs wrote huge letters to crawford, in which he pretty much described everything that was going on. a really important thing, i think, you know that meigs is that he had his handwriting was as bad as anybody's i have ever seen. so i can just see

davis pepper spray was more than the recommended. it was 6 ft. not two-feet or 3 ft.. his boss is also cited for failure to leadership did not object when administrators postponed police action. from 3:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. and is billed to clarify feeling-to clarify and also numerous a deviations from proper procedures such as relaying orders to cellphone without assuming tactical command. this also shows that outsiders had joined the protest what was actually unfounded. and declared the protesters at 3:00 a.m. arbitrarily moving at 2:03 p.m. the panel's us that her decision significantly raised the risk of confrontation. although she says she was opposed to the police using physical force investigators found no evidence that she try to communicate that concern. also they failed to consider peaceful options and this could have been even illegal. >> the department of justice is committed. >>pam: announcing that it is pursuing an anti-trust lawsuit against apple and publishers for conspiring to price fix e-books. >> this is the back story. before the ipad the candle was the dominant reading digital media. most books for $9.99 its even bothered publishers.

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administration did, but we actually mean it. the onus is on iran to show they're serious. if they are not serious, then we pivot. >> next question. >> my name is stephen davis. let's introduce another element into this equation. i was visiting the iaea website today and they have an introductory film. one of the commentators was henry kissinger, who said, if we are standing at the podium with 20,000 nuclear weapons under our feet, it is very difficult to ask another nation not to develop one. about a nuclear-free world, do we not have to be serious about disarming ourselves? >> i think, ultimately, the nuclear non-proliferation treaty has commitments. we're committed -- places like iran are committed not to develop nuclear weapons. the united states and others, initially nuclear states, have an obligation to move toward disarmament. the obama administration shares the view that their obligations on both sides. the move forward on new start. not an insignificant political risk. it is thought that some of those cuts go too deep. i don't know if that is true or not. the administration believes that we also have to make good- faith efforts to shrink our arsenal

administration did. we mean it. if they are not serious, then we pick it towards a different approach. >> my name is stephen davis. visiting be iaea website today, they have an eight minute introductory film. one of the commentators was henry kissinger. he said, if we are standing at the podium with 20,000 nuclear weapons under our feet, it is very difficult to ask another nation not to develop one. if we are going to be serious about a nuclear-free world, do we not have to be serious about this -- disarming ourselves? ultimately, the non- proliferation treaty is reciprocal. state says it will not will not. states like the u.s. have an obligation to move towards disarmament. the obama administration shares the view that their obligations -- there are obligations on both sides. that is why they took risks. some of the cuts go too deep, that's what matt things. -- thanks. the administration believes we have to make efforts to start to shrink our arsenal. it does not excuse iran's commitment. a lot of people ask, do they not have the right to have nuclear weapons? they give up their right to have nuclear weapons when

administration did, but we actually mean it. the onus is on iran to show they're serious. if they are not serious, then we pivot. >> next question. >> my name is stephen davis. let's introduce another element into this equation. i was visiting the iaea website today and they have an introductory film. one of the commentators was henry kissinger, who said, if we are standing at the podium with 20,000 nuclear weapons under our feet, it is very difficult to ask another nation not to develop one. if we are going to be serious about a nuclear-free world, do we not have to be serious about disarming ourselves? >> i think, ultimately, the nuclear non-proliferation treaty has commitments. places liketed -- iran are committed not to develop nuclear weapons. the united states and others, initially nuclear states, have an obligation to move toward disarmament. the obama administration shares the view that their obligations on both sides. the move forward on new start. not an insignificant political risk. it is thought that some of those cuts go too deep. i don't know if that is true or not. the administration believes that we also have to make good-faith efforts to sh