now, ray rice's firing and janae rice's statements have everyone talking. and some people aren't just criticizing the now former football star. nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong sat down with a domestic violence expert who says people should not rush to judge the victim. >> reporter: like the rest of us, dr. timothy brand has now seen the video of ray rice punching his wife in the face. >> i thought it was appalling. it is probably not much different than situation that is happen every day not captured on videotape. >> reporter: the fact ray rice was a nfl star does make some things about the story different. and janae rice's reaction on instagram is obviously generating heightened scrutiny as well. at child inc. in wilmington, the doctor deals with all sides of domestic cases. he says he has learned every victim reacts differently. this includes janae rice. >> people have their own reasons for doing things. i would urge people not to be too judgmental about anything she might say. because we're not walking in her shoes. >> reporter: what seems so

and that victims like janae palmed in this case are consulted. a pti coordinator would only confirm her office did not view either video, and that rice has to undergo anger management, report to a probation officer, and must stay gainfully employed to complete the program. >> the reality is it happens every day in new jersey and throughout this country. >> reporter: assemblyman joe cryan told us by phone he's been working on legislation long before the video surfaced to stiffen the guidelines for pt irk and says the initial aggravated assault charge by a grand jury would have eliminated rice if it were already law. >> i don't want to rush to judgment because this is a societal issue more far-reaching than ray rice. to me it's about the focus of the victim. >> reporter: the criminal complex here has been crawling with both local and national media today, but still no sign of the prosecutor jim mclean. also last night assemblywoman mascara, who represents both camden and gloucester counties, is also calling for changes to that pti program. but gove

janae rice posted this on instagram earlier today. i woke up this morning feeling like i had a horrible nightmare, feeling like i'm mourning the death of my closest friend. no one knows the pain that the media and unwanted opinions from the public has caused my family. if you're intentions were to hurt us, embarrass us, make us feel alone, take all happiness away, you have succeeded some so many levels. just know we will continue to grow and show the world what real love is. many endorsement companies parting ways with ray rice in light of the video release and his suspension. nike has ended their business relationship with rice. and video game publisher ea sports is removing rice from its recently released madden nfl 15 title. so there's going to be more fallout as we get more information here. >> interesting with the time line there. let's talk about future. hard to imagine him ever suiting up again. certainly never with the ravens. but he could technically play for the nfl again. >> he could if he was reinstated by roger goodell. i

brandieu said he hopes janae rice gets counselling. he says it will help her process everything going on so she can make decisions about her family's future. stay with nbc 10 for coverage on ray rice and the domestic violence debate. visit nbc10.com to see how the case has inspire add new trend on social media examining the choices domestic violence victims face. >>> only on nbc 10. >> the person they're describing, that's not my daughter. >> for the first time, family members are publicly defending christina regusters, the woman accused of kidnapping and assaulting a little girl. >> she's not the type of person that would hurt a child or do anything of these things. >> tonight the prosecution has rested its case. now it's time to hear the suspect's side of the story. >>> and the defense calls its witnesses tomorrow morning. one of the biggest questions, whether regustechristina regustl take the stand in her own defense. tonight her family says she's innocent. nbc 10's christine maddela is live outside the courthouse in center city ton

nbc bay area's michelle roberts is here with us with janae rice's comments as well. >> local domesticolence experts say the tape and the fallout have sparked a new public conversation. while the ray rice situation is awful, advocates believe it may raise awareness about an epidemic affecting one in four women in the u.s. no one except for ray and janae rice may ever know exactly what led up to this elevator ride, but we do know the fallout has been massive. since the tape went public, ray rice has been fired by the ravens and suspended from the nfl indefinitely. today his wife took to instagram to offer heavy criticism to the media, who aired the tape. she wrote in part, no one knows the pain that the media and unwanted options from the public has caused my family. she went on to say, we will show the world what real love is. those words sparked a new round of criticism, with many on social media asking, why would she choose to marry him after the attack? local experts say, we don't really know the whole story. >> he may say, you know, i'll kill you if you leave, i'll kill your family

and jana katsuyama joins us now from the cal campus, jana. >> reporter: here at berkeley where the freeeech movement was launched we found student who is were keeping a close eye on their phones and their computers watching what's happening to those young activists in hong kong. the images of massive clouds paralyzing hong kong central business district. stirring emotions of people throughout the world. scenes of police releasing tear gas in clashes with students sunday seems to be ignited more anger at the government in advance of china's national day of celebration. some students are following the clashes on social media and friends. >> we had some history with the democracyization movement. >> she just put it there. be well so everybody could see it. >> reporter: the protesters are objecting the screening plan. a rare show of defiance. >> when i first saw the mass of people there. it reminds me of 1989. >> reporter: wah cheng a hong kong native says the discontent has been simmering and does not just apply to students. some see the economy eroding. >> there's been some thought that h

you know, forcing janae, the victim to relive this emotional and physical abuse. i think that's terrible. i think it's absolutely awful. >> so when we look at the professional aspect of all of this, rice is likely going to lose a small fortune on licensing because nike endeded relationship it had with the running back. ea sports removed his player profile from the popular madden video game and ravens exchanging his jersey for others at stadium stores. >>> several candidates are looking ahead to november after winning races on the final day of primary season. and receiving just under 50% of the vote and in his victory speech, brown tried to draw a direct lynch between his new opponent and president obama. >> we know what to expect if she's rewarded for another term. whatever comes next on the obama agenda, whatever team obama asks of senator shaheen, there is an absolute 99% chance that she'll vote? and i don vote yes. i don't know about you but i do not like those odds. if we're ever going to hold this president accountable we have to hold this senator accountable

jana katsuyama spoke to east bay weather, on whether this rain will make an impact on the drought. we begin with our chief meteorologist, bill martin and the conditions right now. >> you probably noticed the humidity, how muggy and sticky it was. always this system comes onshore, all of that low level moisture is starting to condense. skyline boulevard over in san mateo county. we're seeing it all over. the radar not necessarily picking that up, because it's low level stuff. the real heavier rain is out here to the west of us, more. up there in the north bay, the far north bay, we've had rainfall simulations of up to an inch, and 2 inches around eureka. the rain is going to start to fall. it will be heaviest in the north bay. these are some rainfall estimates. when does it start to fall? the bulk of it will be on the morning commute. petaluma, nearly a half inch of rain forecast. the rain is going to far as far south as morgan hill. this thing is situated somewhere between about 3:00 a.m., and 8:00 a.m., in terms of the heaviest rain. it will impact your thursday morning. >> we'll

the only video we had seen previously was rice dragging janae palmer out of the alleviated. this video shows all of us what really happened. it was beyond violent. now the ravens did really only thing they could. in a short statement and this is unbelievable how short this was the baltimore ravens terminated the contract of running back ray rice this afternoon. that was it. i knew about the incident and reported it back in february when it happened. i find it hard to believe that the nfl commissioner with the investigative people they have didn't know what happened and then stated that in fact in a statement. i believe the baltimore ravens knew as well. if i knew he knocked her out with a punch, then new as well. here's the irony of all of this. if revel had not gone out of business, we would have never seen this video. no security people could have been fired when they were already laid off. back to you guys. >> howard, thank you. of course the story in today's' developments got a throw lot of people talking on social media and around the water cooler. bruce gordon sampled

ktvu's jana katsuyama is live in san francisco with the latest on the project. >>> ken, just an hour ago we were up there on the highway with caltrans crews and let me tell you they work fast. we were here when the chp reopened this ramp and they actually got it open 7-1/2 hours ahead of the deadline. labor day was no picnic. off the deck of 280. empty of cars full of crews sweating under the sun. >> this is something the department has been planning for a long time in order to keep the highway safe. >> reporter: that will allow the bridge to absorb movement from a quake. >> they've been here since 1966 when they built this structure and they just were showing signs of wear and tear. >> reporter: caltrans crews had been worked around the clock since thursday facing twice as much work with two hinges instead of just one each on the memorial day closure. the shut down closed ramps and caused closures for the junction and downtown san francisco. a holiday hassle for some. >> a memory that is closed when you're coming up the highway because you have to detour yourself around that. >> at

jana katsuyama is live in newark why targets may be victims of fraud. >> reporter: home depot actually september -- sent me a statement saying they are investigating. hackers might have been able to access credit card and debit card information from all home depot stores. >> yeah i use my debit card. they're probably not going to take as much as somebody if i carry cash around. >> reporter: the security guard reported several banks are seeing evidence that credit card and debit card from home depot may have been breached from all home depot stores. if confirmed it would be larger from the target breach where data was stolen for three weeks. >> now they're being sold in batches. >> reporter: stolen card data is often sold online in black market. >> they give you everything like state, zip. >> reporter: several batches of stolen card datas went up for sale today online with the names european sanctions and american sanctions. which some say suggests retaliation for recent western sanctions against russia. the u.s. has not implemented a pin system which other countries have, the u.s. laws

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jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> there is new information tonight about the person who climbedence outside the white house last friday and then started sprinting across the lawn to the north portico entrance. prosecutors say omar gonzalez had more than 800 rounds of ammunition in his car along with a machete and two hatchets. there was also a bible. inside the bible was a map, and the white house was circled. gonzalez is a 42-year-old iraq war veteran, and today he appeared in court, and prosecutors called him a threat. >> reporter: at the white house, beefed up foot patrols by uniformed secret service agents, and lots of tourists able to get an up close look at the president's home. >> i wanted to come and take a few pictures. >> reporter: just a few blocks away, i was there, as omar gonzalez, the man secret service says jumped the fence, appeared before a judge. prosecutors say secret service found large amounts of ammunition, and two machetes in his car. the secret service is launching a full review of security. >> i was really upset. this is why a lot of people come to d.c.

sources ray rice personally told nfl commissioner roger goodell in a meeting that he punched his wife janae in elevator in atlantic sister. that seems to contradict statements goodell made this week saying that during a meeting with the player he was quote ambiguous because what actually happened. the pressure growing even greater for roger goodell tonight. nfl commissioner under fire under wrap tonight as football top star demand answers. >> we are all held accountable for our action as players certainly every owner should be held accountable for their actions. the commissioner should be held accountable for his actions. >> goodell insist he didn't know the accident of the meeting until tmz rae leased devastating video -- video monday but some players don't buy it. >> could have been a better job because if tmz can get it why not the until football league. >> hash-tag goodbye roger. >> nfl has asked former fooib chief robert mull tore investigate the situation and whether nfl received the tape months ago and ignored it. fire storm growing as new details emerge about the assault. hotel secu

open his wife janae.sociation that in june rice told him a different story what happened in the elevator and brutal video revealed. goodell has made the claim before. >> we met with ray rice and his representatives. it was ambiguous because what actually happened. >> incorporating to espn multiple sources say rice actually told goodell point blank he punched then fiance janae. nfl didn't respond to the report. tonight professional football and embattled commissioner facing a new test. sunday panthers greg hardy convicted of assaulting his ex girlfriend w field. 911 calls objected by espn outside the line tells a chilly story. >> what is going on. domestic violence. if i heard it upstairs. i seen it. we need the police here now. before the girl gets seriously hurt. now. >> the victim says hardy pulled me from the tub by my hair. screaming at me he was going to kill me. and hardy picked me up over his head and threw me on to couch covered with assault rifles. she had bruise from his head to toe. hardy convi

harbaugh on this video showing now former running back ray rice punching his then fiance' and now wife janaeast winter. the video forcing a team meeting where rice was cut. >> we had a meeting. it was not a long meeting. we came to the decision we came to to release ray. and that's what we did. rice was then suspend indefinitely by the nfl another tmz released the video which took place in an elevator at the revel cass zen know in atlantic city. >> i think the organization did what they did deemed in the interest of this football team. and that's always how business is done in the nfl period. >> report roar defense end chris canty was emotional reflecting on the loss of a teammate. >> that is something that's tough to deal with. ray is a friend. >> reporter: rice would have been key for the ravens going into thursday night' game against pittsburgh. >> we're in a tough spot as a football team. we started out zero-one in the division at home. we have to do all we can to come together and give ourselves the best chance to be successful on thursday. >> reporter: the fans are split. >> i think he

he said janae rice should have had some responsibility for not speaking up after the attack. >>> a reward is being offered in the shooting death of a pony. the 16-year-old horse named misty was found bleeding in a pasture in santa rosa over the weekend. a neighbor reported hearing what sounded like a gunshot the night before. the reward is being offered by the animal legal defense fund which gave us this picture. misty was the pet of her 4 and 6-year-old girls. >> dozens escaped uninjured after their tour bus caught fire on highway 101 in san jose. just look at the damage the fire caused to the bus' engine compartment. sky 7hd was overhead. the fire briefly closed all lanes of southbound 101. emergency crews walked the passengers to the median where they used a ladder to hop the center divide. they were taken off the freeway by an awaiting bus on the other side of highway 101. no one was hurt, as they said. >>> the pint-sized hero who put her life on the line. why this brave 9-year-old was honored tonight. >> and millions of pass words stolen and posted to the web. you may be a victim and

janae is so strong. we are in good spirits ". >> monday morning, tmz sports release thed surveillance video from an elevator in the revel casino in atlantic city showing the altercation which took place last year. by the afternoon rice was cut from the ravens and suspended indefinitely by the nfl20 minutes later. >> we had a meeting. not a long meeting. we came to the decision we came to to release ray, and that's what we did. >> reporter: the fallout also prompting wife gentleman may rice to fire back at the media this morning for airing the video saying on instagram "no one knows the pain that the media and unwanted options from the public have caused my family to make us a mommy in our lives we regret every day is a horrible thing". >> i challenge everyone who owns a ray rice jersey -- >> many folks are actually burning their rice jersey or returning them to stores. >> and many sporting goods stores are actually taking rice jerseys off their racks later today the nfl really try to get that video that

one story that everyone is talking about the video of ray rice, and the vicious attack on his wife janae palmer. >> don't

he said janae rice should have had some responsibility for not speaking up after the attack. >>> a reward is being offered in the shooting death of a pony. the 16-year-old horse named misty was found bleeding in a pasture in santa rosa over the weekend. a neighbor reported hearing what sounded like a gunshot the night before. the reward is being offered by the animal legal defense fund which gave us this picture. misty was the pet of her 4 and 6-year-old girls. >> dozens escaped uninjured after their tour bus caught fire on highway 101 in san jose. just look at the damage the fire caused to the bus' engine compartment. sky 7hd was overhead. the fire briefly closed all lanes of southbound 101. emergency crews walked the passengers to the median where they used a ladder to hop the center divide. they were taken off the freeway by an awaiting bus on the other side of highway 101. no one was hurt, as they said. >>> the pint-sized hero who put her life on the line. why this brave 9-year-old was honored tonight. >> and millions of pass words stolen and posted to the web. t.u may be a victim and

he said janae rice should have had some responsibility for not speaking up after the attack. >>> a reward is being offered in the shooting death of a pony. the 16-year-old horse named misty was found bleeding in a pasture in santa rosa over the weekend. a neighbor reported hearing what sounded like a gunshot the night before. the reward is being offered by the animal legal defense fund which gave us this picture. misty was the pet of her 4 and 6-year-old girls. >> dozens escaped uninjured after their tour bus caught fire on highway 101 in san jose. just look at the damage the fire caused to the bus' engine compartment. sky 7hd was overhead. the fire briefly closed all lanes of southbound 101. emergency crews walked the passengers to the median where they used a ladder to hop the center divide. they were taken off the freeway by an awaiting bus on the other side of highway 101. no one was hurt, as they said. >>> the pint-sized hero who put her life on the line. why this brave 9-year-old was honored tonight. >> and millions of pass words stolen and posted to the web. you may be a victim and

they are turning their backs on oil, in another divestment move, still with us, jana nicklas the executive director of divest invest, which advices foundations on how to divest. a professor oversows oologist, and eva welch a professor of the management school. and professor, just before the break, you heard jenna talk about how -- and professor meyer talk about how this put pressure at the top echelons of these institutions. it was closer to peace a matter of private piety, but putting pressure where it is most effective. >> if i had the ear of the harvard and stanford president, which is what they want to accomplish, i would not try to have a long conversation with them about divestment, and endowments which by the way, have always sorts of intermediate layers, i would have the conversation with them why don't you endow a few more chairs or an energy institute. now stanford does fantastic work in this already, so they have an alternative nudger. this is what universities are really great at, we do fantastic research in the united states, we are are really fantastic the best in the world,

most folks assumed months ago that ray rice struck his then fiance' janae palmer in that atlantic city casino elevator back in february. how else to explain her being unconscious as he dragged her from the elevator. >> public relations expert kevin feeley says watching the incident play out with our own eyes, changes everything. >> when you see the picture and literally you see the picture of her striking that side of the elevator and falling into a state of -- falling into unconsciousness she's out cold on the floor, you just -- there's no room for anything else. it's game over. >> just totally inexcusable. i'm here today to tell you that, you know, i made the biggest mistake of my life. >> reporter: back in july rice apologized for his actions without saying exactly what he had done to palmer. the new video lays the story bear to the shock and disgust of the lunch time crowd in center city to whom we showed the video. >> that's crazy. >> do you see anything like that. >>> that's horrible. >> sorry, morally as a woman i have a serious problem with it. so -- yeah. >> kind of startling.

the video from tmz sports shows rice and his then fiance' janae palmer going into the elevator inside there's confrontation and rice shoves her, then moments later he hits her. knocking her out with punch to the face. the video continues with rice dragging palmer away and it shows no immediate signs of him trying to get medical help. baltimore ravens head coach said shortly after seeing the video on monday the ravens decided to release rice. >> someone that you care about does wrong, you know, and faces the consequences of doing wrong and rightfully so it is did you have tough. >>> it is hurtful and my pain is for both of them as a couple. you know in going forward. my hope they can make it work. >> reporter: ravens flare chris canty called this a sad day. >> it was a deplorable act. no question. he made a terrible error in judgment. >> palmer married rice just weeks after the february incident at revel in atlantic city. rice received no jail time. at first the nfl suspended rice for two games. but after this video came out the nfl changed course monday suspending rice indefinitely. c

. >>> the activist investor jana pa partners has scored two seats on on walgreens. it has decided not to cut its tax rate by relocating overseas. shares down. >>> campbell's soup shares were soggy today. they remain sluggish in the company's fourth quarter earnings in line with the profit outlook for the year disappointed investors and that's why the stock fell 2 1/2% to 43.39. >>> legal trouble for drugmakers advi and telepharmaceuticals. they're being ruse siouxed for illegally testing androgel from getting to market. shares off a fraction. teva up 1% today to 52.58. >>> and the ceo of alibaba was kicking off its road show presentation. it's planning to launch its u.s. initial public stock offering in less than two weeks and is trying to drum up investor interest as it looks to raise $20 billion. yahoo! which owns nearly a quarter of alibaba was one of the winners. yahoo! shares surged 6% to 41.81. >>> while a lot of investors eagerly await those alibaba shares, if you can get any of them, there are other stocks not getting a lot of love that are priced maybe beyo

. >> i believe that ray rice and, and his wife jana palmer rice who was his fiancee at the time, i believe they painted a picture far less graphic and far less disturbing than what we saw on that video today. >> reporter: in a statement an nfl spokesperson said the league had requested any and all information about the incident from police but "that video was not made available to us and no one in our office has seen it until today." >> there's no way for the nfl to come out of this looking good. >> reporter: talk radio today joined fans who are less forgiving of the nfl. >> don't hit her and punch her in the face. walk away. >> reporter: there are many questions being asked tonight about what nfl officials knew and when they knew it. there are no words from rice nor from the players association. nor from nfl commissioner roger goodell. now, rice would have to apply for reinstatement should he choose, though there are reports that support amongst the players in what was his locker room in baltimore plummeted today upon their viewing of the newest video. brian. >> josh elliott live for us t

jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama launched a campaign today to stop sexual abuseon university and college campuses. speaking at the white house today a young woman said she was raped at amhurst college just days after arriving. >> all i'm asking is that you help to stop abuse. >> it's not just asked of you to intervene, it is your responsibility. >> >>> people who camped out at the apple store to get the iphone 6 got a little extra. that's apple ceo tim cook surprising customers and  personally thanking all of the people in line. as you might imagine, the first person who walked out with a new iphone was pretty excited about it. >> that's awesome. i got to see tim cook, i got to take a selfie with him. i don't usually take selfies but on a day like this everything is allowed. >> reporter: analysts say the number of iphones sold this weekend could set records. the company has already logged 4 million preorders online. >>> a two day electronic music festival is getting extra attention from police. police made about 100 arrests. ktvu's ann rubin explains what will

new at 10:00, ktvu's jana katsuyama is live now in san jose after attending a peace picnic. >> reportering out into the crowd there were people from so many different backgrounds all coming together as americans. but also hearing stories about how muslims in the bay area continue to be targeted. >> as the sun began to set, marked a moment of silence. 13 years later, that moment in american history continues to hit home in people's hearts. >> for people who lost their loved one, this day is never going to be the same for them. >> it's terrible. >> reporter: 9/11 changed the lives of muslims in america too says samina sundas. >> since that day september 11, we have become a targeted community. >> reporter: targeted more she says in recent months with escalating violence in the middle east under the brutal actions under the fundamentalist group isis. tonight, she told the crowd how someone called her house, targeting. >> i picked up the phone and they started yelling at me they said go home. i said this is home. i am proud to be an american. >> reporter: tonight there were many voices refl

ktvu's jana katsuyama is where the uber driver lives. >> reporter: the district attorney says caraja has no prior criminal history he is out on $125,000 bond but no one answered the door tonight. the district attorney says the assault happened on the corner of elsworth and allegheny. the uber driver had picked up two men and a woman. he ordered them out of the car and hit a passenger on the head with a hammer. >> the hammer wasn't right around the eye. very severe. >> reporter: tonight neighbors near his home say that they're nice neighbors. >> they brought over goodies. this surprising us completely. >> they're surprised that he has been charged. >> they're nice, you see him out here at bar-be-ques. >> reporter: some uber users say the attack raises questions of security. >> it is pretty concerning but i think with a company like that just like any company, you can't control what the employees do. >> reporter: uber sent a statement to ktvu saying we take reports like this seriously and are treating the matter with the ut most urgency and care. the district attorney is hopeing to mee

we get this developing news from jana katsuyama. >> reporter: the air strikes destroyed a dozen islamic states in syria all with the keys of jordan, saudi arabia, bahrain and the arab emirates. the first wave targeted khorasan. that's where the groups had terrorist training camps. >> we believe the khorasan group was nearing an attack either in the united states or europe. >> reporter: the air strikes launched tomahawk missiles. >> this is clear to the world that this is not measuring's fight alone. >> reporter: that coalition with five arab allies isn't just about military strength but also about sending a message to fellow arabs. >> reporter: individuals have provided support to the military islamics. >> reporter: the islamic state is not allied with the al-qaida linked terrorist sites. >> nazra has an attempt to capture in a large scale. >> reporter: u.s. officials say that they are still trying to confirm and assess all the damage. >> at this point what is washington saying about its next move? >> right now they're trying to assess, trying to figure out what to do. but president oba

you know, janae rice was benefiting from that. she said, she tweeted, this is our life.us feel alone, take all our happiness way, you've succeeded on so many level. is this the classic behavior of someone who's trying to protect the life she has and saying, let me fix this from within before people start condemning it from outside? >> absolutely, deb. she is still a victim, i believe. i mean, i don't think because this video has come out that she's not. she's still dealing with it. she's in denial about what's going on. and she's going to make sure she, you know, she doesn't want anybody to attack her husband. she's going to try to control the sanctity of her homoand try to keep it as calm and quiet as possible to not make things anywhere worse. and you know, we continue to victimize the victim, you know? we point our fingers at her, because of what she said when she came out, but, again, like you said, you are not going to be able to pull anyone out of a situation like that until they're ready, and she just needs to know that she has support. and that's why it's so impo

horrific video showing raven star ray rice punching his then fiance janae. in baltimore 1,000 people lining up to trade in the ray rice jersey. goodell today saying he mishandled the situation from the beginning to the moment he suspended rice for just 2 games. >> i got it wrong. if the handling of the ray rice matte matter. i'm sorry for that. if i got it wrong on number of levels. from the process that i led to the decision that i reached. >> commissioner still insisting that what the world saw on that tape was different from what he had been told by rice. >> inconsistent with the way he described what happened. i'm telling you right now this it's in consistent with what he told us. what we saw on the individual yichlt i would have loved to have seen the tape. >> goodell asked if he ever consider resigning. >> i have not. i'm focus on doing my job. >> goodell says the nfl will hold education session for temperature and owner partner with domestic violence group and develop a new personal conduct policy. but he that's policy won't be ready until the superbo

his arm wrapped around his wife janae. also with him, the couple's two-year-old daughter raven. >> ray, is there anything you want to say to your fans? rice's former coach defended the former star. >> he made a very terrible mistake, but i know the character of the man and he will rise from this. >> with its handling of domestic violence cases under fire, the nfl is particularly sensitive to its growing base of female fans. >> it's a more untapped market and if moms don't want their sons to play football, that's going to be a problem for the -- continuing to grow the sport. >> reporter: there's a tweet making the rounds on twitter right now. let you see it. it is the image of cover girl's nfl make up line. it says get your game face on. you can see it's photo shopped to make it look like that young woman has a blackeye. roger goodell is not going anywhere right now. we don't know if he's going to be at any of the nfl stadiums today. >>> coming up in the next hour, we'll hear from nfl wives about their reaction. >>> we're g

jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the u.s. supreme court appears poised to hear same-sex marriage cases in the fall. they could dodd to take up all of them, or some, or set them aside until later in the term. lower courts struck down bans on same-sex marriage pending a review by the supreme court. >>> support is fading for two health related initiatives on the november ballot. prop 45 would require the insurance exchange commissioner to provide rate increases. that number is down from 69% earlier this summer. 26% are against it. an increasing number, at 33% are undecided. another ballot measure is showing a similar trend. 34% are likely voters are in favor, that's down from 58%, 37% are opposed, and 29% are now undecided. >>> the family of a man killed in a horrific crash this summer on highway 17 said today that they are going to sue. ktvu's ann reuben was there for the emotional announcement, and also has the 911 calls from that day that were just released. >> a big rig careened down highway 17. >> 911 calls just released to

in berkeley, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> apple says it is working on a fix for the latest for its the iphone 6 system. the first patch released yesterday led to more trouble including complaints raging from no service to shrinking battery life. today iphone released instructions to install ios8 until another fix is ready. >>> the dow fell 264 points closing below 17,000. nasdaq dropped 88. apple shares fell nearly 4%. other tech stocks had losses too. >>> the district attorney of san francisco filed a lawsuit against uber, lyft. some companies are making illegal and misleading claims about driver background checks. the prosecutors also say they have enough evidence to take the companies to court. >> we're also very, very, very convinced that the public is being jeopardized both financially and physically and we want to make sure the decisions are addressed. >> side car shared its letter with ktvu. the ceo says the car pooling program is not illegal. an uber spokesperson told ktvu that the company has not yet received a notice from prosecutors. >> reporter: much different t

. >>> joan rivers contributions were remembered this evening, jana katsuyama. >> reporter: it was comedy night here in san francisco. we spoke with fans as well as one female comedian who opened her act tonight with a tribute to joan rivers. >> can we talk. >> reporter: joan rivers life was about talking and laughs. never shying away from talking about her own life with the famous plastic surgeries and the troubling of aging. >> i am a grandmother, hard to believe right. pick a finger. >> reporter: born to russian immigrants joan wolinsky got her big break in 1965. she was the main cohost for johnny carson until she started her own show. and gaining new fans with her fashion put downs on the red carpet. a legacy felt by young comics at a last weekend video comedy show in san francisco. >> there's no doubt that she made it easier for us to be female comedians today. she super paveed the way. >> always care about what you look. >> reporter: stand up comedy lydia popovich dedicated her act to rivers tonight. >> she's the first female comedian i saw that made me realize that as a woman you c

he was a star player there and the coach, the first time that he appeared in public and janae and their. he was greeted by the coach. they did take down the picture from the wall and his jersey. >> there is two factions at stake. team goodell and ray rice. the more we see these pictures and speaking about adrian peterson when he practices all week when ray rice formally appeals will happen today. the more it drives this conversation. effectively this is not going to go away. >> it's not going to go away and referred to the money involved. talking about billions of dollars. >> $6 billion in revenue. >> we showed the parody of the cover girl advertisement. a lot is aimed at the women fan base. >> that's a striking figure we learned. approaching 45% of all fans of the nfl are women. nearly half of all fans are women. this is obviously something that the league is sensitive to. that photo shopped image making the rounds on twitter, mocking the tag line that said get your game face on. >> what a story. thank you so much for your insigh insights. good to see you. that does it for this edition

jana? was there for not even a person to make sure was okay after having been rendered unconscious. marlboro, maryland. ann is watching us there. democratic caller. hi, ann. caller: hi. i'm glad to get in. i'm an elderly lady, probably than miss moore, however, there is another side of domestic violence. when women deliberately have they out of wedlock, and pursue these men because they see a potential or a career, and it's all of this money. they do it for money. court system is skewed toward the woman where no atter what's happening to the man's health or whatever, then hey demand certain amount of money and this is the -- he has to take care of her, even though to marry the other. i understand from the tabloids that this -- there was a fight outside of the elevator. and they were boxing each other of the elevator. i understand they were both drunk. so the falling down in the elevator didn't have to be with the strike. be with the strike and the alcohol. she spat in his face and ran up in

security video was edited and there were circumstances that provoked him to attack his then fiance janae. robert muller will get a full copy of the tape as part of his investigation into the incident and into the league's response. we will keep a close eye on that. the news that got everybody talking, an iraq war veteran was in court for a breech of white house security that no one thought possible. cell phone video captured omar gonzalez jumping the fence friday. the extraordinary video that reached an unlocked door into the first family's residence. gonzalez was carrying a knife. this happened minutes after the obamas left for camp david. josh ernest commented a couple of minutes ago. >> the secret service has the challenging task of balancing the need to ensure the safety and security of the first family while ensuring that the white house continues to be the people's house. >> today the secret service is considering an expanded security around the perimeter. luke, what's the reaction to this proposal that the check points be moved so far away from the white house? >> it's interesting

his fiance, i'm not sure if you see her, her name is janae palmer, now his rice, is very small.or ray rice this knockout punch for all involved is inexcusable regardless we didn't see the punch inside, she was knocked out dragged away from the elevator. when security came they both walked away and arrested and ray rice was indicted. when you're indicted for your head coach to say you're a heck of a guy, you know that is going to bring the weight of nfl fans and players and league down upon you. >> it's a humongous development because there have been a lot of problems with other players, in the nfl, domestic violence, this is very swift action albeit delayed. stay with us, and we will take a quick break and have more news on ray rice being official ly released from the baltimore ravens, when the role story comes back. i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs

. >> alyssa and jana miller supposed to make a bar mittsa tomorrow morning in chicago, but the flight cancelled. the earliest they can get on another one, tomorrow. so now a bit of improvising. they're headed to tampa. >> stay at a hotel and go to the pool. girls weekend. >> reporter: what are you going to have? >> girls weekend. >> reporter: girls weekend in tampa. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: for many others here, long lines just about everywhere, especially at the ticket counter. many getting refunds. rob yuengling with the metropolitan washington airport authority said there is not much they could do with this situation. >> the impact is much in the same way a major snowstorm has an impact. except for this one, passengers didn't see it coming. so it's a very inconvenient day for folks traveling to chicago. >> reporter: there are some lucky ones, though, stacy st. john catching a flight to chicago and she's made it through so far. >> just checked the board and said it was on time. >> reporter: fingers crossed it stays that way. back here now live at reagan national airport. even though

. >> reporter: jana miller from potomac supposed to make a bar mitzvah tomorrow morning in chicago, but the flight cancelled. the earliest they can get on another one, tomorrow. so now a bit of improvising. they're headed to tampa. >> to stay in a hotel and go to the pool. girls weekend. >> reporter: what are you going to have? >> girls weekend. >> reporter: girls weekend in tampa. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: airport leaders telling us this was a hard situation to deal with, because it hit so suddenly. planes literally stuck on the ground as cancellations grew throughout the day. the longer the ground stop, the longer it takes to get the system back up to speed. aside from that, there is the question about safety and security at facilities. the airport's authority here took notice of it all. >> we pay attention to any incident that involves an issue with the aviation system to ensure that the measures that we're taking here at our local airports are appropriate to deal with that. >> reporter: some headed to chicago didn't know what happened until we told them. >> been in meetings all mornin

. >> the baltimore ravens tweeted in may -- "jana that tweet has since been deleted? >> yes.t tweet was deleted yesterday. that is when it was deleted. they kept that on the website for this entire time. staged a press conference where janay rice and ray rice sat next to each other so janay rice could take "her responsibility" for what took place. so much of this was stage managed by the baltimore ravens to make ray rice look as good as possible and to make the team look at supportive of him as possible. once again, this is not the baltimore ravens in a vacuum. this is how the nfl deals with domestic violence league-why. a player and ray mcdonald for the san francisco 49ers was arrested after his pregnant fiancÉe was found with bruises on her body after a party and she called the police. ray mcdonald still played this past week and despite those charges against him. why? because he was not caught on videotape. if he was, he probably would not have been playing. this is about the national football league that treats violence against women as a public relations crisis, not a cr