mathis was under investigation for false imprisonment and sexual battery. he denied any criminal wrongdoing. at the conclusion of the investigation, no charges were filed. >> everything that that professor said in there was a lie. he said that it was -- that i wanted to kiss him. i wanted him, and everything was just a lie. >> the e-mail he wrote to the student also included, i will change your grade to a b-minus for free because it is the right way to handle this. >> why do you think he offered to change your grade? >> because he knew what he did was wrong. >> the student wants to know if you were disciplined, perhaps other students should know. can you tell us if you were disciplined? >> i cannot. i was told specifically not to talk about it. >> san jose state declined a request for an interview but through its spokesperson confirmed there was no formal disciplinary hearing and the university did not discipline professor mathis. >> i find that surprising. simply because we have acknowledgment by the instructor. so there's not a question that he acknowledg

mathis did talk with san jose state. mathis was under investigation for false imprisonment and sexual battery. he denied any criminal wrong doing. at the conclusion of the investigation, no charges were filed. >> everything that that professor said in there was a lie. he said that i wanted to kiss him. i wanted him. and everything was just a lie. >> reporter: the e-mail he wrote to the student also included i will change your grade to a b minus for free because it is the right way to handle this. >> why do you think he offered the change your grade? >> because he knew what he did was wrong. >> reporter: the student wants to know if you were disciplined. perhaps other students should know. can you tell us if you were disciplined? >> i cannot. san jose state declined a request for an interview. there was no formal disciplinary hearing and the university did not discipline professor mathis. >> i find that surprising. simply because we have acknowledgment by the instructor. so there's not a question that he acknowledges the

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." >> reporter: this is video of professor jeffrey mathis on campus. we contacted him to hear what he said happened after hours. when he did not return our emails and calls, we met him on campus after class. i want to hear your side. what happened that night? did you make a mistake? >> well, unfortunately because of what i was told by both h.r. and sg -- the p.d. here, i'm not allowed to talk about it. >> reporter: he did not acknowledge making a mistake in front of our camera, but he did in this e-mail. written to the student the day after the meeting, the first sentence reads, "i've been thinking about last night, and i have come to the conclusion that i made a terrible mistake in how i handled that situation." e-mail to her said you came to the conclusion you made a terrible mistake. did you? mr. mathis did talk with university police at san jose state the day after the meeting in his office. his former student filed this incident report. mathis was under investigation for false imprisonment and sexual battery. he denied any criminal wrongdoing at t

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. >> reporter: this is video of that professor, jeffrey mathis. he did not acknowledge making a mistake in front of our camera but he did in this e-mail sent to the student the day after the meeting. the first sentence reads, "i've been thinking about last night and i have come to the conclusion that i have made a terrible mistake in how i handled that situation." we also obtained a copy of the university's confidential report. in it, he admits to touching and kissing the student sexually, but he believed it was consensual. the report continues, "whether or not their actions were consensual, he has power over the student and he has the duty not to allow situations to develop". >> he violated two faculty guidelines. the first one, to provide a safe space for a student and the second one, not to harass or discriminate or violate that safe space. >> reporter: that's something that the students point out in a website formed for their group, students for the accountability of jeffrey mathis. they also posted a letter to the superintendent. >> we're goi

jeffrey mathis. he did not acknowledge making a mistake. >> but he did in this e-mail sent to the student the day after the meeting. the first sentence reads i've been thinking about last night and i have come to the conclusion that i made a terrible mistake in how i handled that situation. we also obtained a copy of the university's confidential report. the report continues, whether or not their actions were consensual, his position is one of power over the students. and he has the duty not to allow situations to develop. >> he violated two faculty guidelines. the first one, to provide a sach space for a student and the second one, to not harass or discriminate or violate that safe space. >> that's something that the students point out in a web site for something they created for their knewly formed group. they also posted a letter to top san jose state officials, including university official. >> if the university is not going to do anything, then we're going to raise awareness. >> the letter state

jacksonville lawyer kelly mathis.sibility for any of the actions of your clients? >> i'm saying i'm innocent of all of the charges they've levied against me. i acted as a lawyer representing these clients and representing their interests just as i represent the interest of all my clients. >> reporter: mathis admits spending months digging up the loophole that allowed the company and dozens of its affiliates to illegally operate the alleged gambling parlors in five states. but the second part of your work for them as legal down is to tell them the minimum amount was they could pay, or get away with paying virtually nothing -- >> no, the second part of my work was to give them a legal opinion, does the law set a minimum? and it doesn't. >> reporter: apparently with the help of that loophole the company made $300 million as a nonprofit. and gave less than 2% to charity, according to authorities. allied veterans of the world says that its machines were lawful sweepstakes games not slot machines. their machines, they say,

>> narrator: and now enter into the courtroom much judge mathis. weeks after she started to date the defendant his ex-girlfriend started to come around and they eventually had sex while he and catris was together. she is suing for a credit card bill and towing fee. the defendant said his relationship with her was sexual and they were never in a committed relationship. chase believes that the only reason he is being sued is because he stopped having sex with her and she is obsessed with him. >> judge mathis: tell me what happened. >> plaintiff: we met each other in june on a dating site. everything was going really well at first. we seemed to hit it off and had great chemistry and he started to tell these stories and i should have taken it as a sign. >> judge mathis: what sign? >> plaintiff: he told me about how he had run ins with the law previous he and he was homeless in the

the >> announcer: and now enter the courtroom of judge mathis. the plaintiff dated the defendant off and on 13 years. when she was pregnant with the defendant's first child, she discovered he was cheating with her cousin. she forgave him and discovered he had impregnated another woman. she is suing him today for child support. the defendant said while dating shavon he was in and out of the jail and he suspects she was unfaithful while he was incarcerated. he petitioned the court for a paternity test. >> judge mathis: tell me what you want me to know. >> plaintiff: i met him when i was in high school and we dated 13 years. cheating and lie deceiving and i am here today he owes back child support. this is an example. >> judge mathis: when did you have the child? >> plaintiff: in

speaking of yellow on wednesday the philadelphia eagle player evan mathis took a wiz on on the sign in dc. i envy that sign. this is disgusting. finally more bad news. hearings taking place on friday and irs officials can expect to be grilled much like this dog. >> do you wanna go see your friend fritzy? do you wanna go for -- do you want to do some training? do you like doing your training? do you wanna go for a run? do you wanna go for a run on the segue? >> the guy is probably buck naked. that's why the dog is freaking out. >> aren't they all? >> men filming their dogs are usually naked. >> with peanut butter. >> it is like a walky talky on a chair. he is in the other room. >> you actually lived in a baseball dug out for a year in between marriages. did they get a chance -- did the irs miss a chance to gain confidence by can selling the game? they could have won it. >> it would be a fun drinking game to set up for "red eye" for how many jobs and shanties i have lived in. what is funny is their name is the chee -- chee that -- cheetahs. if you are a national team you may not want che

now students are calling on administrators to fire mathis because they say his behavior violates guidelines. >> if the university isn't going to do something, we're going to raise awareness and do something. >> you can hear more from students and see their petition asking university officials to take action in our full investigation tonight at 11:00. >>> a horse falls 25 feet down a local well. the crafty way crews were able to get him out unharmed. >>> terrific news on house prices. they are up not just locally but across the the country. we'll take a look coming up in business. >>> thick, low clouds forcing flight delays out of sfo this morning. tomorrow we lose that natural coolant. we've got a heat wave headed our way. i'll let you know who is going to see the triple digits and how long that heat will last when nbc bay area comes right back. sharing the road with autonomous cars. some of the challenges facing the dmv. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. you might recall when governor brown signed into law allowing autonomous vehicles on the road here in californi

mathis cuts it to 6. memphisest player -- cuts it to 6. >> a big weekend for baltimore. >> have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m. good morning. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. we will get to your weather and traffic in a moment. >> you'll likely see higher prices for gas. gas prices jumped 7 cents in the last week. experts say prices will keep going up.

. >> judge mathis: historic day in new york city. the world trade center. it makes the building 1776 tall a symbolic reference to the founding of this nation in 1776. it was a beautiful sight to see today. >> breaking news. the massachusetts medical examiner is releasing the tamerlan tsarnaev body to an undisclosed person. that is happening tonight. boston terror news yesterday must be making president obama's head explode. after the bomb is off. they couldn't wait to mirandas johar. the new pershes are foreigners here on student visas and proving that everying that the president said we don't have a radical muslim problem to smithereens. it is time to get back to calling it what it is, a war on terror. joking that you are a strapping young muslim funny joke, your timing couldn't be worse. >> that's what happens if you wrote that. >> and that is a funeral today for a country music legend george jones. randy travis sang "amazing grace", do we have that >> a lot of good memories of george for sure. when i heard him do the song, it lite

students are calling on administrators to fire mathis because they say his behavior violates faculty guidelines. >> if the university is not going to do anything then we are going to raise awareness. >>> you can hear more from the students and see the petition asking university officials to take action in our full investigation tonight at 11:00 here on nbc bay area. >>> one quick look with our forecast. >> we have temperatures warming up as we head throughout this friday, saturday and sunday with low to mid 90s inland and 70s at the coast and increased fire danger by friday and saturday, as well. it is going to heat up and great beach weather. >> flip that switch. >> thanks for joining us. >> hope to see you tonight at 11:00. >>> join nbc bay area at the uso salutes our heroes 5 k run/walk. visit nbcbayarea.com for information. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> now on "extra." justin bieber in fast and furious new trouble. another reckless car race through a kid packed neighborhood. but was it beebe behind the wheel? >> guess which neighbo

eagles' offensive lineman evan mathis posted a picture on instagram that shows him relieving himselfuilding with a caption that says, "audit this." [ laughter and applause ] or as the irs said, "okay, see you tomorrow at noon." [ laughter ] get this, you guys. this week, oscar mayer introduced a new hot dog with bacon cooked right into it. [ cheers and applause ] or as chris christie put it, "is it possible to reverse that lap-band procedure?" [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] but, no, oscar mayer has a new hot dog with bacon cooked right into it. they're coming out with a whole bunch of new stuff. in fact, they've got a signature series of hot dogs. take a look. here's the anthony weiner. >> steve: ooh! [ laughter and applause ] nice. takes a good picture. >> jimmy: that's raging boehner right there. [ audience ohs ] that's the snoop dogg right there. [ laughter ] and finally, there's the randy jackson-wasn't-feeling-it dog. [ laughter and applause ] very interesting. can't wait to try those. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: i wasn't feeling it, dog. this whole season, dog. >> jimmy:

they first exposed that university officials did not discipline jeffrey mathis for a sexual encounter with a student behind closed doors last august. he called it consensual. she said it was an assault. now, the students are calling on university administrators to fire him because they say his behavior violates faculty guidelines. >>> if the university is not going to do anything, we are going to raise awareness and do something about this. >> you can hear for from the sjsu students and see their petition, tonight at 11:00. >>> a horse is recovering after being rescued from a well in san rafael. it took crews several hours to cre t free the horse from the well. the horse, named buddy, was not seriously hurt. he apparently fell in when the well's cover broke yesterday afternoon. not a small feat pulling out a horse like that. the good ews, they used a crane and a veterinarian came out to help pull him out. they added water to raise the level of the well which helped raise the horse to the top. >> good teamwork right there. meteorologist, christina loren, take a look at our forecast on

. >>> jennifer mathis was there asking him questions. >> there is a big difference between being an expert and being a field expert. >> you can't argue with success. and the fact of the matter is that we were extremely successful. once we started using these techniques and once he became compliant, we started to collect incredible intelligence. abu zubayda gave us the play book of how to go after these individuals. so, in short order, every chief of operations was either captured or killed. remember that guy? that was a nice one. >> but they had him in a yuppie outfit. i said forget this. i want every guy down range to know what their future is. this is their mack daddy. this is their chief gangster. this is your future. >> they tried to quantity the numbers of pourings of water. and, eventually, the pourings of water used in water boarding became times. so 183 total pourings of water became 183 times, which is crazy. >> look, it's not f.b.i. versus c.i.a. i know for a fact that everything that we've been told that resulted because of water boarding. that's not true. >> only three terroris

jeremy mathis of the university of alaska who said this recently: "this is going to be a shared threat. it's not unique to any one place or any one part of the country. and so we're going to have to tackle it as a nation, all of us working together. whether you live along the coast of washington or of rhode island, or whether you live in the heartland in iowa, this is going to be something that touches everybody's lives." so today i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this amendment to authorize a national endowment for the oceans, coasts, and great lakes. it will not obligate any funding. we'll figure out later an appropriate way to fund it. but at least help our nation take this important step. protecting our oceans and coasts, protecting the jobs they support through fishing, research, and tourism, protecting the stability of our national economy which depends on ports and maritime activity, and, of course, protecting the property and the lives of the millions of americans who live and work near the sea. colleagues, you can help us become as dr. ballard said, responsible ste