>> i was part of the uc davis encampment. we had set up camp, and the day after we saw a bunch of riot cops that came in, and we sat down in peaceful protest, and they all pepper sprayed us much >> you all seem to be sitting at the time you were being sprayed. and how bad was it? >> it was very horrible. it felt like my face was on fire, and my eyes were on fire, and i ended up at the uc davis medical center. and it hurt like hell >> in the aftermath of all of this, the officer was fired. and the investigators found that he was using a spray that wasn't approved by the uc davis police i guess, and he had no cause. what did you think would happen as a result of all of this? >> i'm glad that he was fired. and i think it was a good first step. reason we were protesting in the first place is because the university had posed a more than 0% tuition hike. and the militarization of campus police, we're woog forward to fighting for continuing education and making sure that it doesn't happen again >> so has all of this had an affect on

[screaming] >> who could forget the infamous pepper spray incident on the campus of uc davis. the cop behind the canister just got awarded thousands of dollars. details on that story coming up next. >> no soft all interviews. >> the month of october is rest cancer awareness month. you have likely seen pink everywhere. today, jay carney said that the white house will be turned pink and recognition. >> this evening, in honor of breast cancer awareness month, both of the white house north portico and naval observatory anchor will be lit pink. >> but just how much of the money raised going pink for breast cancer awareness month makes its way to finding a cure and new treatment for breast cancer? >> october is breast cancer awareness month. pink ribbons and pink products are flooding the market place. but how many -- but how much of the money actually ends up that the organizations that fight under these. >> it is under -- it is unregulated. people can put it on anything on sunday. in some products bear pink ribbons and donate no money to the breast cancer program. some donate mere

. >>> a uc davis police sergeant and former oakland police officer went out of his way to help find a mother find a lost phone. and when sergeant walter watt heard the woman lost her phone it wasn't anything new until he found out what was on it. it is filled with pictures and videos of the woman's son, who is now in a coma at uc davis medical center after suffering an aneurysm. watt decided to check surveillance video at the hospital and was able to track down the phone. >> she cried. she was very happy. >> when he came in to bring the phone back he just kind of rebuilt our hope. there is always hope for everything. >> great story. before becoming a uc davis police sergeant watt worked as an oakland police officer for 15 years. >>> samsung is breaking ground on a giant campus in mountain view. the south korean company held a ground breaking ceremony for a new research center on clyde avenue. it will cover eight and a half acres with two structures. mountain view officials say it will be god for the economic diversity. >> we love having new companies get established in town, get some

. >>> a uc-davis police sergeant went out of his way to track down a woman's cell phone and for a veryd reason. the phone had some pictures taken of sylvia leone's 11-year- old son before he was hospitalized in a coma. he looked at the surveillance video and found someone walked off with the phone and tracked it down. >> all my moments that i had before this happened were in the phone. >> it had all the pictures of her son on there and so she wanted to get it back. >> roy is still in a coma at uc- davis medical center in sacramento, the result of a brain aneurysm a month ago. but mom has the pictures. that is a big thing. >> yeah. >>> hey, we sent lawrence on a bit of a field trip. he is up at mount vaca getting a good look at the view. >> it's a good day for it. >> no kidding, it's beautiful out. >> i would have to doubt that cbs -- no, that kpix 5 -- [ laughter ] -- hi-def doppler. >> try again. >> -- is not picking up anything at this particular point nor as far as we look ahead do we see a drop of rain in sight. it looks like we have plenty of high pressure and blue skies. satellit

these are second year med students at uc-davis medical center. the patient is a plastic man. a high-tech high-priced mannequin breathes and cries and even has a heartbeat with computers and video monitors. instructors watch from a nearby room. they can set up emergencies to see how students react. >> why am i here? where am i? >> reporter: these mannequins can cost anywhere from $30,000 up to $250,000 for the most sophisticated model. >> a lot of folks with very well intentioned folks that have bought a simulator spent a fair amount of money and then have not done any kind of long- term strategic planning for support and those simulators end up in the closet gathering dust and don't really help anybody. >> reporter: case in points? the california department of veterans affairs. an insider is blowing the whistle on california's newest va home in west los angeles. [ dummy crying ] >> reporter: where they have what's known as a mannequin like this one purchased with your tax dollars in 2010. price tag? $120,000. but instead of being used to train medical workers, like at uc-davi

you know, there is always hope for everything. >> now, before becoming a uc davis police sergeant watt5 years. >>> well, there are concerns about the water in one city in placer county off the highway to lake tahoe. some routine water samples tested positive for bacteria in parts of auburn. local authorities have issued a boil water order despite the fact no illnesses have been reported. >>> we are a little more than a week away from the opening ceremony of the famed mavericks surf contest and the event has a new sponsor. contest founder jeff clark says surf brand body glove has agreed to a multi-year sponsorship. the contest, which against next friday, brings big wave surfers from around the world it to maverick's break off the san mateo county coast. >> he is checking me out. oh my god, right on the board. >> that's right. some thrilling moments for a paddle border in southern california. what was believed to be a shark, possibly a great white, swam right up to him. the shark was one of two spotted yesterday in the waters off manhattan beach in l.a. county. the paddle border says he

. >> zapatazo por robles, contacto con amaricua y la falta a este egresado de uc davis . >> que se pierde solo esta thierry henry . >> este (...) . >> no alcance a ver quien es el hombre que se va . >> este número 16 jugador de estonia . >> si como de la colonia la merced . >> que?. >> por cierto estuvo 2012 con new york red bulls que defendio en 97 ocasiones el mejor lindenpere . >> también enviado a chicago fire en mejores negociaciones . >> anticipa que tiene otro gran juego falta fuerte . >> si para amarilla . >> claro ya era mucho no . >> por cierto ahora , mira se ven porque juegna juntos . >> por eso es el saludo . >> porque uno es defensa y otro volante por izquierda . >> hablas de la convocatorai de ziña por lobos . >> lo puede ver por univisión deportes en unimas . >> viene alexander el remate! . >> gooooooooooooooooooooooool!. >> gooooooooooooool!. >> gooooooool de los new york red bulls! . >> chao caricola la maldición a muert . >> gooooooooooooooooooooool!. >> que forma de aguantar , llega alexander . >> y termina por vencer, al arquero que trato de aguantar lo máximo . >> co

and the supreme court eventually said the uc-davis medical school program went too far, but generally, affirmative action programs--taking race into considera--ation is ok. clint went to davis at a time when the campus was very prickly and sensitive about issues of race, and really wanting to prove its commitment to diversity. he got caught up in a very interesting subplot going on at the davis law school, where he was the lone opponent of the affirmative action program there. it was a very lonely, very bitter battle for him. c-span: what's he like? >> guest: he's actually a very idealistic person. i know we're not supposed to find idealists on the right, but he is. he's somebody who tends to wear his heart on his sleeve, and he tends to not let these kind of battles roll off him, that--they hurt. c-span: you said he's a libertarian and a follower of tom paine? >> guest: that's right. he's a libertarian, who, of course, we need to distinguish. i--it was difficult--the--the terms in this book because libertarians don't always like to be called conservative. libertarians believe in a--a

to mid-70s inland i'll give you a look into weather few newer just a mu fin minutes >> a former uc davislice officer who pepper pray sprayed pro testers gets a worker's compensation settlement >> what this man was doing dangling from a hot air balloon >> a mystery twitter user you caught insulting the white house >> this is san jose guadalupe park way the route in between 280 and 101 moving in both directions stay with us a >>> the former uc davis police officer who pepper sprayed occupy pro testers reached a worker's compensation settlement with the university a judge approved a $38,000 settlement between john pike and the school the 48-year-old was fired after this video went viral he says he suffered depression death threats >>> health and human services secretary says president obama doesn't know about the problems with affordable care web site before the launch she's under fire because of the problems with the site since the debut october 1st so far, she's refusing to address calls for resignation, and she says it's too early to delay the penalty for those who don't sign up by janua

well it is one of the more recognizable images stemming from the occupy movement, this video of a uc davisofficer pepper spraying protesters. >>> the school now says former lieutenant john pike was awarded more than 38,000 dollars in workers compensation for the suffering he experienced following the incident. after this footage went viral the police union says pike got 27,000 angry or threatening e- mails, texts and letters. earlier this year uc davis settled a federal lawsuit by paying 1 million dollars to the three dozen protesters who were pepper sprayed. >>> oakland police say they are bracing for a potential confrontation tomorrow with occupiers, protesters say they are planing a peaceful demonstration outside the oakland marriott hotel where vendors are setting up for the urban shield, which is a in training exercise for law enforcement officers from around the country. >>> tomorrow also marks the second anniversary of the day police first removed occupy campers from the plaza, that removal led to clashes between them. >> if you wanted prove they have fans all over the world here it

then -- "she was just always happy >>> formerformer uc-davis police officer is receiving more money thanors he pepper sprayed. >> she was always happy to teach. >> a 14-year-old student is held without bail for the murder of a popular teacher. how the school is helping students cope with the tragedy. >> it is not as foggy outside but we are seeing more low clouds, some cooler temperatures are ahead. we'll talk about that coming up. >> bart is back on time. for more on the orinda fire and crews removing the car off the track, cate caugiran has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. >> reporter: good news no delays at this point. but bart says we can expect them later in the morning as they work to move that train completely off the tracks. right now it's going to the concord yard very slow at 5 miles per hour. workers spent the early-morning hours trying to get a 1200- pound motor monitor cut into pieces to clear the train from the track. this is the piece of equipment that kept the train from moving after failing and overheating during yesterday's fire. >> is it an initial inspection? th

. >>> a uc davis veterinarian is warning pet owners to give their dogs jerky treats this, as the fda is investigating the link between deaths of almost 600 dogs and jerky treats from china researchers haven't determined the cause of the illnesses. >> we have a hard line from our nutrition support service in our hospital that just says don't feed jerky treats. it's best to just not go there. >> the symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting and decreased appetite. fda asking pet owners to send more information about pet illness that's fit this pattern. >> google remaining mum about a barge at treasure island some say could be a data center. take a look. speculation is lighting up the internet and talk shows. tech yeez point to a patent in 2009 for a floating data center using waves for power and sea water for cooling. the barge has been spotted in maine. calls for confirmation have gone unanswered. >> they're mum on this subject. hoo next door just announced it received a cash infusion of $60 million today. here is a look at next door a social network for neighbors to ask questions and post

john pike, the campus police officer at uc davis who pepper sprayed the seated protesters will receive $38,000 in worker's compensation for the depression and anxiety he suffered in the aftermath including, he says, death threats and the loss of his job. by comparison, the 21 people hit by the pepper spray in the otherwise peaceful protest each received $30,000 each in their settlement. >>> a story in "time" magazine uncovers something else that was in the bill to restart the government a few days back. it stops funds for now for the dwight d. eisenhower memorial. it is supposed to be a sweeping structure on the national mall in washington. it was supposed to open in 2015 on the 70th anniversary of v.e. day. instead there's been widespread disagreement over how it all looks. the design, the materials. members of ike's family don't like how the great five-star general and former president is depicted. it appears the entire project will now be delayed. >>> well, you would be forgiven for thinking the boston red sox are the only all amish team in the majors. pioneer men who worked the lan

. >>> it became one of the most recognizable images stemming from the occupy movement, a uc davis police officer pepper spraying the protesters, he was awarded more than 38,000 dollars in compensation for suffering he experienced after that. after this footage went viral they say he got 27,000 angry or threatening e-mails, texts and letters, earlier they settled the lawsuit by paying 1 million dollars to the students pepper sprayed. >>> they are bracing for a confrontation with occupiers, they say they are planning a peaceful protest where they are setting up the training exercise for law enforcement officers. tomorrow marks the second day of the anniversary they first removed campers from the plaza, that led to clashes between protesters and police. >>> a man said he was attacked by trying to stop a sideshow. neighbors say they called police but it took too long to get there, he took matters into his own hands, he confronted the drivers with a bat and several people attacked him. >> i got a number of bruises and scrapes and the beating in the head, they hit me in the head so i got lucky

the woman lost her phone at uc davis medical center with pictures of her son before he suffered a brain aneurysm and went into a coma a month ago. the police sergeant received a call asking to check cameras and three made it a mission to find the phone after finding out why it was so important. he was able to track down the person who walked out of the the bathroom with it and returned the phone. now she is focused on her son's recovery. >> well done. >> 23 bart trains are rolling. the roads show some construction that could slow you down and this is where we have a bottle neck eastbound 580 from greenville to north flynn road with ongoing construction project headed along the westbound direction it will not be a problem as is highway 4 it is clear from antioch to concord and beyond 242 behalf hercules to i-80 it is cheer at -- it is clear at 30 minutes. westbound direction is not a problem, either. the golden gate bridge shows through san rafael to sausalito toward the waldo tunnel you have a nice clear drive with hardly any cars and we do not see a single car. clear top speeds and i w

. >>> former uc davis police officer who pepper sprayed a row of seated campus protesters will get more money out of it than they did. a judge just approved a $38,000 workers' comp settlement between john pike and the university. he claims that he suffered depression and anxiety due to death threats. the protesters each received $30,000 in damages. >>> we learned tonight mark zuckerberg makes $30,000 about every 7 minutes. worth a record-breaking $2.3 billion, nearly all of it in stock options. >>> and a guy who worked in the white house on national security is looking for a new job tonight. he was fired for tweeting. this is one of the tweets that joseph sent. like this one, many tweets insulted top white house officials. he was exposed and fired last week. . president obama got a call today from the chancellor of germany. it was not a friendly chat. the chancellor wanted to know if the reports are true, that the nsa was spying on her phone calls. she told him that woulding be, quote, a grave breach of trust on allies. white house says it is not monitoring and will not monitor her comm

but instead of being used to train medical workers like at uc davis, sources say the manikin has beenhering dust in a room with a v.a. home since the manufacturer set it up. no one knows how to use it. >> reporter: not only is governor brown refusing how they are spending their money, but they are also keeping quiet. saying that they will not speculate on the reasons for that purchase, and that they are reviewing their use. allen par tin, kpix 5. >> they assured us that they have plans to use it for training as we requested it to video for one of the training sessions, but they never got back to us. >>> the new york city undercover cop is among those arrested in that motorcycle road rage attack. another suspect, craig wright seen here covering himself under a blanket was arraigned tonight. wright was one of the men in this video pounding on that suv when the motorcycle rally turned violent last tuesday. and the driver of the suv was beaten in front of his wife and baby daughter. police are looking for two other bikers that they consider a person of interest. >>> the 9-year-old that fl

former uc davis campus police officer john pike has been awarded $38,000 in a disability case.ebecame an internet sensation when he was videotaped pepper spray and the students during an occupied protests on campus in 2011. he lost his job over the incident. his attorney argued that he suffered a moderate disability from the depression and anxiety that he suffered over the public ridicule. protesters have also received compensation. last year 21 of them received a $3,000 each in a settlement by the university of california. >> check out this unusual sight in san francisco yesterday. a big rig dangled over a south bond 280 crossover near 1 01. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the cab, about 40 ft. above the road. traffic was shut down for a time in both directions. the truck cab was eventually pulled up right, and no one was injured. the chp is still investigating. >> federal a auto safety regulators are not going to open a formal investigation into the october 2nd fire that damaged a tesla electric car near seattle. the national highway traffic saf

. >>> plus the pepper spray cop from uc davis, you will not believe how much money he's getting in workersre than the students he sprayed are getting. >>> and cards sox evened up as the series heads to st. louis. newsroom continues now. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello, thank you so much for joining us. sometimes you just can't help eav eavesdropping, right? a former political strategist found himself within earshot of a curious conversation on a recent train ride of washington, d.c. he heard michael hayden apparently talking to a reporter on his cell phone so he started tweeting what he heard and no surprise his tweets went viral. cnn's brian todd is in washington covering this story. good morning. >> good morning, carol. the irony of course the director of the nsa, the former director of the nsa which specializes in listening in on people was listened to himself. now whether he was eeavesdroppe on was another question. tom matsy he said mr. hayden was what he termed "that loud guy on the train everyone hears on occasion." here are some of the tweets issued after hearing michael hayde

settlement tonight for the former police officer who pepper sprayed students during an occupy raleigh at uc davisdge approved a $38,000 worker compensation claim for john pike. you remember this video. the 40-year-old officer was fired after this video went viral in november of 2011. pike said he suffered from depression and anxiety after receiving death threats. >>> the work to clean up graffiti is just getting underway tonight. it was done while the station was closed during the strike. bart says they had to wait until tonight to clean it up because that's when crowds will be reduced and crews available. in all, nine stations were damaged and defaced. here is nick smith. >> reporter: edwardo has been working since daybreak to remove thick heavy paint from the walls of the bart station. this and this have been reduced to this. bart police are investigating more than half a dozen instancens of graffiti by vandals during the four-day bart strike. >> very annoying, yes. >> reporter: annoying and costly. the cleanup of the station is moving along one stroke at a time, at san francisco's park and gle

a veteran of more than 20 years of human rights research and activism is a professor of law at uc-davis who grew up in algeria in the united states served as a legal advisor amnesty international todd wreckers in university of michigan why the publisher of fundamentalism and counterterrorism please welcome her professor. [applause] is an honor to be here i would like to think the commonwealth club for inviting me and for court the being the event and also the lovely introduction so what i want to do is share some excerpts from my book is the one to explain why i read it -- wrote the book it is a very big project interviewed 100 people of muslim heritage from afghanistan to molly specifically to learn about the work to combat extreme is them and persecution at the end of the fundamentalist those people were incredibly diverse i interviewed loggers, housewives, sexual rights activists people who excuse themselves to pray in the middle of the interviews and others who took in the birthday of the profit mohammad with a glass of wine so there was tremendous diversity. the u.n. women's rights

partners lost in the line of duty were honored today. 75 k-9 teams from around california gathered at uc davisd irko was honored, along with a k-9 named max. max died after ingesting liquid methamphetamine during a bust. >> you can't put a price on what these animals do, or the lives they're saving. those dogs save lives. >> max and irko's names were added to the faithful partner monument, which honors other law enforcement dogs that have lost their lives in the line of duty. >>> it's a royal tradition with a modern twist. what was different about the christening of prince george? plus it's only a matter of time, how officials are planning to combat yellow fever. >> when the possibility of showers is returning to the bay area. >> and 49er faithful overseas. how british fans are helping the niners feel at home while they're on the road all the way over in london. [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> it was a royal event with a modern twist. the ceremony was much smaller and private than previous christenings. george also has seven god parents,

partners lost in the line of duty were honored today. 75 k-9 teams from around california gathered at uc davisor a memorial ceremony. a k-9 named irko was honored, along with a k-9 named max. max died after ingesting liquid methamphetamine during a bust. >> you can't put a price on what these animals do, or the lives they're saving. those dogs save lives. >> max and irko's names were added to the faithful partner monument, which honors other law enforcement dogs that have lost their lives in the line of duty. >>> it's a royal tradition with a modern twist. what was different about the christening of prince george? plus it's only a matter of time, how officials are planning to combat yellow fever. >> when the possibility of showers is returning to the bay area. >> and 49e >>> it was a royal event with a modern twist. the ceremony was much smaller and private than previous christenings. george also has seven god parents, including friends of his parents, which is also a break from tradition. >>> the san francisco 49ers are set to play in london this sunday, and it may feel like a home game. at l

. >>> a former uc davis chemist will stand trial on explosives and weapons charges. david snyder is accused of setting off an explosion at his apartment complex in january. the blast injured him and forced dozens to evacuate their homes. snyder is free on $2 million bail. he's expected to be arraigned next month. >>> 7:18. sal's been covering a lot of crashes this morning. what just happened in san jose? >> this crash, northbound 87 near taylor street downtown san jose really has 87 a mess. i'm gonna go to the maps first to show you where it is. it's right there in the middle of downtown san jose. you can see the road sensors are very slow all the way through coming up to downtown san jose. we also happen to have ta camera to -- happen to have a camera to show you. it's backed up from 85 all the way up into downtown san jose. what is usually kind of a good alternate to 280 is not. i wouldn't recommend it at all. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza where the traffic has been moderate. this is a 20, 25-minute delay. highway 24 is slow coming into the tunnels because

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 will 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. asional have constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues... with three strains of good bacteria. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts

. >>> new tonight, the former uc- davis police officer in the infamous pepper spray incident is getting,000 on a workers' comp. settlement. the judge approved that payout last week. 40-year-old john pike seen in this video in november 2011 pepper spraying "occupy" protestors on the uc campus. after the video went viral his address and personal information were posted online. he said he suffered depression and anxiety brought on by death threats to him and his family. >>> the new bay bridge is getting a tropical touch. many drivers probably already noticed it. kenny saw it on his way in. and folks approaching the bridge will soon see a gateway of palm trees. as mike sugerman reports, there's a way you can actually profit off this new project. >> reporter: it's going to look tropical soon. might even give you some thoughts of a pina colada. >> today it got a little bling the first of 30 palm trees planted at the eastern end of the eastern span of the bay bridge. >> it's not just a bridge. it's the bay bridge. these are probably going to be the most easily recognizable palms in california.

. >> a former oakland officer is being hailed for getting back an iphone that was lost at uc davis medicalictures of her son before he suffered a brain aneurysm and went interest a coma a month ago. the police sergeant got a call asking him to check surveillance video and he made it his mission to fine the phone after discovering why it is important. he found the person who walked out of the the bathroom with it and now she is focusing on >> the san francisco mayor makes a decision about his trip to china after delaying the trip because of a possible bart strike. >> later, waves of change with mavericks what is different at the i want you to be kind.ff i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this i

speaker, a veteran of more than 20 years of human rights research and activism, a professor of law at uc-davis, she grew up in algeria and the united states. she served as legal adviser at amnesty international and has taught at rutgers and the university of michigan, she is widely published on the issues of fundamentalism and counterterrorism. would you please welcome professor karima bennoune. [applause] >> thank you so much for being here today. is an honor to be here. i thank the commonwealth for inviting me, for coordinating this event and for the lovely introduction. what i want to do today is share with you a few excerpts from my book "your fatwa does not apply here: untold stories from the fight against muslim fundamentalism" and i want to explain as well why i wrote this book. it was a very big project. i interviewed about 300 people at muslim heritage, 30 muslim majority countries from afghanistan to molly. i did this to learn about their work combating extremism, their own experiences of persecution at the hands of fundamentalists. the people that i met in these three years were inc

. >>> former uc-davis police who pepper sprayed a row of seated campus protestors will get more money than the students. a judge approved a $38,000 workmen's comp. settlement between john pike and the university. he says he suffered depression and anxiety due to death threats. the protestors each received $30,000 in damages. >>> bedbugs have infested an entire apartment complex in concord and people there have had enough. this is at the rosemont apartments along monument boulevard. and the bugs, they are just everywhere. they are on drapes, furniture and carpets. bedbug waste even covers the ceiling of this apartment. renters say they can't keep up with the infestation. >> i buy new furniture. it's all infested again. it's just ridiculous. >> adults and children are covered in bites. 21 tenants are suing the landlord to fix the problem. the manager of the complex tells kpix 5 they have tried to get rid of the bugs but they just keep coming back. >>> 5:06. san jose mayor chuck reed is heading to the east coast where he will speak at two events on the topic of pension reform. today the

. >>> remember this video of the uc davis police officer firing pepper spray in protesters faces on campusbecause of this but now a judge has ruled that the university has to pay him more than $38,000 of workers compensation for depression and the anxiety he felt after the video went viral. and then the two kittens who shut down part of the new york subway system for about 90 minutes after spotted wondering of the tracks have found a home. they have been adopted by a couple in broke lynn heights, call me a sucker but i love happy endings, anderson? >> thanks very much. >>> at the top of the hour at 9:00 people cnn will air "black fish" that tells the story of a trainer killed by tilikum. i want to show you a preview, the moments before she died. >> the an ma'ams can sense when you get to the bottom of the bucket of the fish because they can hear the ice and the fishy water at the bottom and the hand fulls of fish they are getting delivered by the trainer are getting smaller so they know they are coming down to the end of session. >> when you see the difference between the beginning of the

surgeons from the zoo and uc davis school of veterinary medicine removed a blockage caused by stonesay. doctors implanted a thin flexible tube between the big cat's right kidney and its bladder. the tiger was out of surgery and back in its den by mid-afternoon. officials are up beat about its chances for recovery. >>> having a happy marriage may depend on your genes. uc berkeley researchers wondered why some spouses are in tune with their marriage's emotional climate and others seem oblivious. scientists discovered people with a certain gene variant were more sensitive to the state of their marriage. >> we looked at their marriages over 20 years. if the emotions were positive, they got happier and happier. if the emotions were negative, they got less and less happy with their marriage. if you had the other variant of the gene, the emotions just didn't get to you. >> researchers say the findings don't mean you're hard wired to have a happy marriage. but you may be more sensitive to the emotional quality of it. they also say the link between genes, emotion and marital satisfaction stre

that is john pike, the former uc davis police lieutenant who casual pepper sprayed campus workers onhe suffering had he after that. >> i saw a lot of angry tweets about this. >> yeah. >> controversial to say the least. >>> time now for a check of the weather. also controversial this morning because it's cold! indra petersons is here. >> like some people say it's not cold, right? is that controversial? i think we know where i stand on this one. definitely seeing a lot of 30s and a lot of people at the freezing mark and chicago at the freezing mark at 32. d.c. about 39 and memphis at 42. we have some gusty winds out there to a lot of times it won't feel cooler than it actually is. the other big story cold air now is digging farther to the south so the southeast, you're going to be feeling the chill as well today. look at the current temperatures ease to see frost and freeze warnings. talking from the plains to the northeast down each to the southeast. talking about the freeze threat out there. that is how we know the chill is there. very easy to see the line of the cold air now making

compensation settlement for a former campus security officer caught on camera pepper spraying students at a uc davis protest. early they are month, a judge approving the settlement between the man and the university system. former officer saying he suffered from depression and anxiety after receiving death threats following that incident back in 2011. he was fired a year later after eight months of paid administrative leave. >> business news now. wall street says show me the money. we have more with the latest headlines. sounds good. >> it is good, del. in fact, earnings, that's going to be the peak picture today. amazon.com is in the spotlight after announcing after the closing bell it will announce earnings lost last year. analysts expect another loss this morning. shares are at an all time high. wall street will watch to see what the on line retailer giant might say about the holiday shopping season. that's key, especially with concerns about consumer confidence amid a slowing economy. >> people are going to buy less everywhere, but i think people who want to buy are going to look on line and get

former uc at davis campus police officer john pike has been awarded $38,000 in and a disability case.as videotaped pepper spray and the students during an occupied protest on campus. his attorney argued that he suffered a moderate disability from the depression and anxiety that he suffered over public ridicule. protesters have also received compensation. last year 21 of them received $30,000 each in a settlement. >> from a row all safety regulators are not going to open a formal investigation to october 2nd fire that damaged a tesla electric car near seattle. the national highway traffic safety administration says there is no indication at this time that the fire was caused by a safety defect. the model s hit a road debris on a freeway. the debris then punctured a shield and the battery, touching off a fire that engulfed in front of the car. the driver escaped without injury and firefighters were able to put out the flames. >> check out this unusual sight in san francisco yesterday. a big rig dangled from a south bound to 80 cross over near 1 01. this is video from our helicopter part

. >> we're going to send it to uc davis university and they send it to the international space stationd tell us just how dirty our filthy studio is. >> come on, let's go. >> i'm going to come over to al's weather wall because we know how he likes to touch the wall here. probably dirty and gross. >> do you know what we have to do? this m&m jar. >> right. how often do you hear that candy jars are the worst place. >> so many grimy paws in this over the last couple of weeks. >> all right. >> all right. off to the space station. >> here we go. >> let's check back in with al at seaside heights, once again mr. roker. got your germs here. >> reporter: why don't you personally take those samples up there? >> nice. good try. can't get rid of us. >> reporter: all right. thanks, guys. let's show you what we've got. we've got this big storm system out in the rockies. behind it we've got snow. ahead of it we've got a lot of warm, moisture air coming up out of the south. actually reminisces of raymond making its way in there. that will be firing off big storms today into wichita falls and into southe

. >>> the uc dallas police officer at the center of the notorious pepper spraying episode on campus received a workers' compensation settlement. the davisnterprise reports 40- year-old john pike will receive over $38,000 as a result of that settlement. the video of officer pike pepper spraying occupied protesters in 2011 made headlines all over the world. he was fired in 2012. in his workers' comp claim, pike said he and his family received death treats and he suffered from depression and anxiety. >>> continuing coverage now, the bart accident that killed two workers. this is a look at that re- enactment staged today along the same stretch of tracks where those two men died. it's all part of the ntsb's investigation into last weekend's accident. ktvu ali rasmus. >> reporter: it traveled the same speed and direction as the train involved in the deadly accident. at 1:50, it passed a spot where two men were struck and the train hit the brakes next to the track were two life-sized mannequins. today's re-enactment is the latest step into the deaths of the two men. john earl participated in three ntsb investigations in his 30- year career. ev

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