i used to live in davis california so i see in many ways how bicycling can improve lives and we're trying to increase this is a the police department according to national studies undercuts the measures by many studies but like thefts have increased in our city at a similar rate and that's been a tremendous increase so bike thefts have gone up singularly as well. if we want to address the bike thefts we have to address that in a significant way. my third aid peter i think it was a couple of months ago had a direct experience and he's been the main person in my office trying to put this together but his bike was stolen about a week after i called for this report and he getting got a close up look how his bike was recovered but how the system has debated getting their bicycles back and his experience is similar to others we've heard from throughout the city that some police stations do a really excellent job of processing bike thefts and but many of the stations can learn from the best practices and could use support i think from within the department and the community. so a major goal from

october 1994, 18,000 feet above davis, california. group of skydivers is determined to make it into the record books. their goal, build a 46 parachute diamond or canopy and separate and land safely. it will hold eight more skydivers than the world's best of 38. after three years of planning, this morning is their last test before the next day's big jump. skydiving cameraman bryan scott tapes the practice session. the skydivers will use the tape later to analyze the jump. >> canopy formation is multiple parachutes plying nogt formation. the person on the top will grab the nylon of the pair shoot that comes to dock on him. he'll put a foot on the line and he'll hold that parachute while someone comes and joins the formation and you'll build up a diamond of parachutes. >> a risky jump, but veteran mike lewis engages the challenge. >> canopy formation is a very is fragile formation. the very idea of somebody grabbing ahold of your parachute scares experienced jumpers even more than new jumpers. if they get statangled up, you can't land. >

i don't ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage grace davis, director of california corporateffairs intell corporation ... >>> okay with today being valentine's day we are thrilled to help present 13 new heart art works we see these hearts all around san francisco, reminding us that the general is the heart of our city these hearts generate we have a remarkable roster of artist and is this year is no exception and please join me in welcoming to the stage this year's heart artist and in 2013, heart artists are linda at vino. chai davis ... (applause) tara g i f ra,, wendy gold hearts of letters ... natalie guy command are hearts natalie is not able to join us today. brick hoard heart of the giants. >> and which has been defined by the members of the 2012 championship scenes. >> -that is okay we can have another applause. robert night english heart 2.. >> mary an doors yes, i amia one love. paul 11y diamond jubely and fireworks. adjutant it liby city by the bay ... trine my looking into the future and remembering the past. chile low democrat inner, abstract heart. the space in b

una gráfica muy interesante, hay un estudio de un profesor universitario de la universidad de davis de californiadocena de votos lo vayan a conseguir para aprobar la reforma migratoria. >> vámonos al otro tema. snowden, alguien debería de inventar un juego, donde está edward snowden. lo que sabemos es que, pues está todavía en rusia tratando, pidió asilo en rusia para poder llegar a latinoamérica, se le está complicando bastante a snowden ¿por qué? >> bueno, la presión del gobierno norteamericano es enorme, por un lado el presidente obama dice "bueno, no vamos a hacer cosas extraordinarias, no nos vamos a gastar tratando de capturar a un hacker" pero la verdad es que todos los gobiernos latinoamericanos, los que se oponen a estados unidos y los que no están muy advertidos que las consecuencias van a ser graves y permanentes si ofrecen asilo. con todo venezuela todavía parece decidida, no estoy seguro que sin embargo esté asegurado que snowden pueda trasladarse. >> claro, está muy complicado. >> de rusia a caracas si hay el control férreo de los espacios aéreos que vimos en el incidente con el pre

pimienta a un grupo de estudiantes durante una protesta de los indignados en la universidad de california en davistake vo ---"john pike" asegura haber sufrido traumas sicologicos derivados de la confrontacio n ocurrida en noviembre de 2011. ---en este video se ve a "pike" rociando gas pimienta a los indignados... el oficial fue despedido en julio del aÑo pasado, luego de una investigacion que determino que la actuacion del agente fue injustificada. take vo cesar --- el hospital siquiatrico del estado de nevada acusado de enviar a cientos de enfermos mentales a diferentes ciudades del pais incluidas varias en el area de la bahia, ha perdido la autorizacion para funcionar. ---la agencia independiente que entrega las autorizaciones a los hospitales a nivel nacional neg la acreditacion al hospital siquiatrico "rawson-neal" citando violaciones en el cuidado y seguridad de los pacientes. ---segun el periodico "sacramento bee" el hospital no apelar la decision y aunque continuar abierto perdera muchos fondos debido a la suspension. cesar ---el alcalde de san diego prometi hoy que se someter a 2 semanas d

former police officer who pepper sprayed students during an occupy protests at the university of california davis is appealing for workers' compensation claiming he suffered psychiatric injuries from the two thousand and eleven incident and i'm sure you remember this video. john pike was fired in july twenty twelve eight months after a task force investigation found that his actions were unwarranted but that hasn't stopped the former cop from seeking financial compensation for his quote emotional injury injuries he says he suffered psychiatric injuries after videos of him and another officer dousing demonstrators with pepper spray went viral and sparked outrage john pike has a settlement conference set for august thirteenth in sacramento. and other news the justice department announced on thursday that the defense an energy contractor hella burton has pleaded guilty to the destruction of critical evidence after the two thousand and ten oil spill in the gulf of mexico known as deepwater horizon. now the company was charged with one count of destroying evidence relating to whether or not the two th

sprayed the faces of demonstrators forcing them to keep their heads up this at the university of california davis is one of many scenes that came out of the occupy movement police took many approaches to crowd control some more visible than others occupy montreal protesters allegedly faced a different matter several of them were marked by invisible ink on their hands by cops constitutional attorney julius gray represented several of these protesters he had this to say it was a protest for several months and weeks people occupied the square in montreal and the police arrested some of the people told the others to disperse but only let them go if they were if you like mark with invisible ink and some people even said they didn't accept the police as they accepted because that was the condition and they say it's a reasonable condition in the to circumstances there is a trend of cops using invisible ink as advertised on this website used by some police departments to purchase tools labeled as a defensive device so it was an invisible ink pen just like this one that cops used to mark those occupy mont

former police officer who pepper sprayed students during an occupy protest at the university of california davis is appealing for workers' compensation claiming he suffered psychiatric injury from the two thousand and eleven incident and i'm sure you remember this video. john pike was fired in july two thousand and twelve eight months after a task force investigation found that his actions were unwarranted but that didn't stop the former cop from seeking financial compensation for his quote emotional injuries now he says he suffered psychiatric injuries after videos of him and another officer dousing demonstrators with pepper spray went viral and sparked outrage john pike has a settlement conference set for august thirteenth in sacramento. now when other news in this past week ian you have if this past week you happened to be watching any mainstream media outlets probably looked a lot like this. the editor that he would have been a laborer now for over fourteen hours. they already had the baby come now. he's a big boy he's going to be. he would it was too. much his lawyer to great britain now wh

chris elmendorf from university of california-davis, thank you. >>> a new book imagines sarah palin becomingnt and then the world quickly coming apart at the seams. i'm awarding points for this caught accuracy. >> michael: imagine this, john mccain and sarah palin beat barack obama and joe biden in 2008--wait, wait, this daydream-nightmare gets scary than that. mccain dies shortly after taking office, and sarah palin becomes your president. how scary will it be? let's take a glitch i have said all along that america is based on judeo-christian beliefs no one has to believe me. go to our early founding fathers' documents and see how they. crafted the declaration of independence and our constitution, and constitution acknowledging our unalienable rights don't come from man. they come from god. >> michael: it's a great view of russia over her shoulder. well it's 2029 and frederick rich's novel. fundamentalist christians have taken over the country. now one man sits in an abandoned cabin retracing the story of how the u.s. became a christian theocracy under sarah palin. the first chapter ends wi

hilary hoynes at the university of california davis and her colleagues looked at this issue of self-relianceand food stamps. they looked at the rollout of food stamps county by county and adults who were born between 1956 and '81 who were born in disadvantaged families defined as parents not having a high school diploma. and they looked at those people in their adult outcomes who had had access to food stamps when they were young or even in utero. and they found that the adults, all the adults had significant reductions in metabolic illnesses such as heart disease, diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure. and even more remarkable to me was women in particular had higher earnings, higher income, higher education attainment and less reliance on welfare assistance in general. all these years these guys have been saying it's promoting dependence, and it's been building self-reliance. i wish that the congressman from iowa would take a look at that study. >> bill moyers: you watched the debate over the farm bill. you followed it very closely. what did you -- summarize it for me. what was going on t

garen wintemute, a professor of emergency medicine at the university of california at davis, specializes in violence prevention, and helped the state develop the armed and prohibited persons system. >> we spend a great deal of time trying to prevent people who are prohibited already from buying guns. the smart new idea was this: what about the other way around? what about somebody who's bought a gun before, legally, and now they're a prohibited person? and the smart new idea was, let's go take them back. >> reporter: the goal of the program, which began in 2007, is to prevent gun violence, and headlines like the case of roy perez, a mentally ill man in los angeles who shot to death three people in 2008, despite being on the state's armed prohibited person's list. >> it's a great program. whenever you take out one firearm off the street, you're making a difference. but when we go out, we're taking out five, ten, 20, 30, 40 guns, depending on the night. this right here is an ak-47- style assault rifle with a 100- round drum magazine that was confiscated last night from napa county from a m

i grew up in the california area, ended up at uc-davis. i made my way out to san francisco in 1984 when i was a college student. i remember growing up on clement street. i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discovering san francisco in the 1980's. >> i am hoping we can not support small businesses like this because they are the unique character that makes neighborhoods like this so rich and lively to live in. >> i have also been active as a community organizer. i worked at the chinese progressive association. i also worked at the mental health center in the richmond district. i have always been passionate about civil rights, equality for everyone. i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality issues. i guess i have always been vocal about my politics, but as a supervisor, i have to listen to other perspectives and making decisions. >> very soon there will be of much more seniors in that area. we are trying to focus on whether a sto

the practice left such a heinous stain on california that in 2003 former governor gray davis issued a public apology stating "to the victims and their families of this past injustice, the people of california are deeply sorry. it was a sad and regrettable chapter in the state's history and is one that must never be repeated again." in a piece out yesterday, we now learned the california department of corrections and rehabilitation sterilized nearly 150 female inmates between 2006 to 2010 without require state approvals. now, it appears some women agreed to the the procedure, though the state approval regulations weren't properly followed. while in other cases it appears women only gave their consent during labor which, of course, isn't really consent since, and i'm only speculating here, the pain of childbirth does not create the optimal setting for making an informed setting about one's future reproductive health. according to the report, over a 13-year period the state of california paid close to $150,000 to sterilize these women. one of the doctors responsible for performing the pr

davis of california, mr. sherman of california, mr. richmond of louisiana. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leaves of absence requested for mr. horsford of nevada for today and balance of the week and mr. young of florida for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the requests are granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa rise? mr. latham: mr. speaker, i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly the house stands adjour >> in a few moments, a forum on the federal budget trust us. that includes comments from 2 former chairman of the senate budget committee. in a little less than 2.5 hours, a senate or in relations committee hearing on ambassadorial nominations. couple of live events to tell you about tomorrow on c-span 3. the shunt -- the senate judiciary committee holds an oversight hearing of government surveilla

speaker, i yield to the gentlewoman from california, mrs. davis, for a unanimous consent request. mrs. davis: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks in strong opposition to the farm bill and the underlying -- farm rule and underlying bill because it increases hunger of our constituents throughout this great country of ours. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to yield to the -- sorry yield to the gentlewoman from new york, ms. velazquez, for a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. velazquez: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks in strong opposition to this mean-spirited farm bill rule and underlying bill because it takes food nutrition from those most vulnerable among us, our children. is this what compassionate conservatism is all about? the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman's time will be charged. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: identify -- i yield to t

last week senator laura davis nearly stopped it with a filibuster. >>> in southern california a dare went horribly wrong. more than 22 school children had to be treated after getting sick at an elementary school in san diego. authorities say as part of a dare several students drank beverages drank beverages mixed with food items like hot sauce, salt and pepper. the ages ranked from kindergarten to seventh grade. several reported feeling sick afterwards. they were treated at an area hospital and released. >>> parts of china have been evacuated ahead of a powerful typhoon that's expected to make landfall today. this is video out of taiwan after the typhoon brought heavy rains and winds to the northern part of the country. schools and businesses in the region were closed yesterday, and 8,000 people were ordered to evacuate due to severe flooding. hopefully they are getting all the notice they need to get out of those areas. 6:18 here in the bay area. what's coming up for us? >> we've just got some nice weather ahead." it is the beginning of their typhoon season in asia and it will conti

davis wore bright pink sneakers. >>> now to an exclusive investigative unit report. it is a list californias not want to be on. we are leading the nation in boating accidents. california one of five states in the nation that does not require operators to know how to handle a boat before they take them out on the water. this is a policy causing serious accidents. since 2007 california and texas have led the nation in boating accidents. texas ranked number three. one family lost their 12-year-old daughter in a boating accident because another driver was not paying attention and plowed right into her boat. they believe boater education should be required in california. >> it is like russian roulette with your children and your loved ones. someone is not doing what they are supposed to do. >> tonight at 11:00 we take you to the most dangerous waters in northern california and tell you the leading causes of boating accidents. you can find that tonight at 11:00. >>> the trouble with the new movie "the man of steel" why the national weather service is so upset next. >>> let's take a live look over

exciting new fabric that was recently created by the biomedical engineers at the university of california-davis, a fabric that away. moist yearure . mcnerney: led by professor tingrey pan developed a textile that stays dry by forming moisture into droplets that drain away by attaching a network of water attracting threads to water-repellant fabric. now, discoveries like these have led to significant advances in a variety of applications. this project could be used to develop and improve active gear but more significantly is likely to be developed into materials that will help our firefighters and our troops stay cool while in the field or help astronauts conserve precious liquids while in space. i'm proud to support federal funding for scientific research, and i urge my colleagues to do the same. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman's time has expired. pursuant to house resolution 303 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 5. will the gentleman from georgia, mr. collins, kindly resu

california. fastestf the world's men are facing bands after failing drug tests. they both said they did not knowingly take banned substances. nick davis reports from jamaica. >> he ran one of the quickest times this season. he failed tests for banned substances. this small caribbean nation has prided itself on being clean and drug-free. silvers at beijing and london, he also tested positive. they also had shocked news. over 100 meters this year, this test could see his preparation for world championships caught -- count for nothing after this result. >> sometimes in the second part of your career a hint of desperation comes in and you start looking for other things. it is absolutely the wrong path to go down. >> unintentionally, they say they have taken banned substances. bbc news, kingston, jamaica. will take a short break. do not go away. ♪ >> make sense of international news -- at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> a

davis for testing. vets say if you think your dog has been exposed, please get him checked out immediately. the gold striker at california'sck. the park shut down its newest roller coaster after people in nearby buildings complained about all the screaming. as kiet do tells us, adjustments were made to muffle the noise. kiet. >> well, liz, there she is ready for one of the busiest days of the year tomorrow. if you're inside one of these sound tunnels, and this is not necessarily a bad thing, the sound echoes back and forth and makes it very intense. outside, not so much. >> does the new sound tunnel work? listen for yourself. it's a 70-foot enclosure built to cover a dip near the beginning of the ride. engineers say screams coming from this section traveling about 500 feet to this nearby office building causing the noise levels here to slightly exceed their limits. >> for today the gold striker is closed. >> great america took the unusual step of shutting down its flag ship coaster for two and a half days to build the tunnel in time for the holiday weekend. standing underneath, we measured the sound level with an iphone ap

davis last month. for investigative reporting has revealed nearly one hundred 50 female prisoners in california were surgicallysterilized without required 2010. approvals from 2006- there may be roughly 100 additional cases dating back to the late 1990s freed prisoners reported being coerced into the sterilizations by medical staff. one woman said a prison doctor " maybe feel like a bad mother if i did not do it turco such sterilizations require approval from's top -- top medical officials, none was called. former new york governo governor eliot spitzer will run for city comptroller in the upcoming civic elections. he was forced to resign as governor in 2008 over his patronage of a prostitution ring. before then, he served as new york state attorney general where he was known as the sheriff of wall street for his pursuit of prosecutions and investigations against the banks. defense attorneys for george zimmerman have began presenting their case after prosecutors wrapped their side on friday. zimmerman faces second-degree murder charges for the killing of trayvon martin, an unarmed african-american teenager. on

. >> i yield to the gentleman from california --gentlewoman from california, ms. davis. >> i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks in strong opposition to the farm bill and the underlying bill. because it increases hunger of our constituents throughout this great country of ours. >> without objection. >> i ask unanimous consent to yield -- i yield to ms. velazquez. >> without objection. >> i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks in strong opposition to this mean- spirited farm bill rule and the underlying bill because it takes nutrition from those most vulnerable amongst us, our children. if this was compassionate conservatism in front of us? >> the gentleman's time will be charged. >> i yield to the gentleman from mississippi. mr. thompson, for unanimous consent request. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks in strong opposition to the farm bill rule and the underlying bill because it increases hunger , not only in my congressional district, but hunger in all congressional districts in

the former university of california police officer who lost his job after spraying student demonstrators at uc davispper spray is now appealing for worker's compensation. the incident of the video went viral back in 2011. it shows officer john pike spraying students with a can of pepper spray as they sat on ground peacefully. pike was suspended, ultimately left the force last summer after an investigation found his actions unwarranted. well, the university later agreed to pay a $1 million settlement in a lawsuit filed by 21 students, but pike now claims he suffered unspecified psychiatric and nervous system damage. pike's claim will be reviewed next month. basically, he's saying he was traumatized by the incident in the aftermath. >>> time now for the "news nation" gut check. we talked earlier about the remarks pope francis made today in regards to gay priests. he said he would not marginalize people for this. it was the first time a pope had spoken so openly on the subject. vatican analysts say it may be the opening for a more con sill tear attitude. the pope also said he wants an expanded role for

martha: four former governors of california teaming up in an attempt to delay the release of nearly 10,000 prison inmates in their state. feet wilson, gray davis and arnold schwarzenegger have gotten together on this. they have submitted a friend of the court brief back an earlier request made by ever by brown after three federal judges ordered california to release the up mates by year many end because of severe overcrowding. bill: you have s. attorney general eric holder getting ready to address the naacp convention. jonathan serrie back on this story in orlando. what is eric holder likely to say about the zimmerman matter today? >> reporter: the justice department is under intense pressure to take some sort of pressure in the wake of saturday's verdict. even though a florida state jury found george zimmerman not guilty of murder or manslaughter. leaders of the naacp are petitioning the doj to file federal civil rights charges in connection with the fatal shooting of trayvon martin. yesterday speaking at a convention holder described the 17-year-old's death as a quote tragic unnecessary shooting. >> the deltas are deeply and rightly concerne