a prosecutor is filing criminal against the uc-davis, on -- police officer caught on students.per-spraying -- they said there is not enough the use of prove was illegal. they relied on fact uc-davis that officersid believe they were dealing with a cleare mob and needed to a path to safety. >> airlines passengers -- passengers mayes to find another way to get going.hey are cancel 300ey will to copethis week alone number of pilots and increasing maintenance reports. the airlines have seen an cancellations since a bankruptcy judge allowed them working roles on pilots. good luck, passengers. selling hisn jr. is in d.c. s spokesman says the home was help pay forle to bills.g medical the "chicago tribune" reports he is listing the town house for $2.5 million. democrat was recently hospitalized for weeks at the mayo clinic in minnesota. space shuttle endeavor will continues its flight to the retired shuttle is headed to l.a., where it will become a exhibit at the california -- science center. after a delayed due to bad weather, endeavor took off from n floridapace center i on wednesday, riding on

. >>> prosecutors do not plan to file criminal charges against the uc davis police officers who sprayed students and alumni with pepper spray during protests last november. a statement released by the county district attorney's office today concluded that there was not enough evidence to prove that the use of force was illegal. the officers said they felt they were in danger with a hostile mob. >>> new tonight at 11:00, mexican authorities say a giant wave struck and dragged off a walnut creek couple walking on a beach in baja, california. ted park was walking with his wife in los cabos when a wave swept them out to sea. the man's body was found two hours later by the navy. >>> the chain restaurant chick-fil-a says that it will stop funding organizations which oppose same-sex marriage. back in july, the fast food chain found itself at the center of a controversy. the company's president said then that his business is guilty as charged of supporting the biblical definition of the family unit and added that the company funded antigay groups. the remarks prompted protests from same-sex mar

incident with the pepper spray that made news, they do not plan to file criminal charges against uc davis police officers who doused students with pepper spray during an occupy protest last november. the yolo county district attorney's office says there was insufficient evidence to prove the use of force was illegal. a los angeles judge ruled today that california's ban on flaw graw is to remain in place. they say the law banning the pours feeding of ducks and geese to enlarge their livers is too vague and interferes with interstate commerce. a series of abc7 news i-team investigations lead to the ban that went into affect on july 1st. well, after nearly four hours hanging 300 feet in the air, stranded riders are free and back on the ground tonight. it happened at knot berry farm in orange county on a ride called the wind seeker. for the second time in 12 days by the way the ride malfunctioned and they dangled there hundreds of feet in the air. engineers lowered the ride and got the 20 people off safely. no harm, no foul. now, let's go over to meteorologist sandhya patel for a first check on wea

incident with the pepper spray that made news, they do not plan to file criminal charges against uc davis police officers who doused students with pepper spray during an occupy protest last november. the yolo county district attorney's office says there was insufficient evidence to prove the use of force was illegal. a los angeles judge ruled today that california's ban on flaw graw is to remain in place. they say the law banning the pours feeding of ducks and geese to enlarge their livers is too vague and interferes with interstate commerce. a series of abc7 news i-team investigations lead to the ban that went into affect on july 1st. well, after nearly four hours hanging 300 feet in the air, stranded riders are free and back on the ground tonight. it happened at knot berry farm in orange county on a ride called the wind seeker. for the second time in 12 days by the way the ride malfunctioned and they dangled there hundreds of feet in the air. engineers lowered the ride and got the 20 people off safely. no harm, no foul. now, let's go over to meteorologist sandhya patel for a first check on wea

incident with the pepper spray that made news, they do not plan to file criminal charges against uc davis policewho doused students with pepper spray during an occupy protest last november. the yolo county district attorney's office says there was insufficient evidence to prove the use of force was illegal. a los angeles judge ruled today that california's ban on flaw graw is to remain in place. they say the law banning the pours feeding of ducks and geese to enlarge is too vague and interferes with interstate commerce. a series of abc7 news i-team investigations lead to the ban that went into affect on july 1st. well, after nearly four hours hanging 300 feet in the air, stranded riders are free and back on the ground tonight. it happened at knot berry farm in orange county on a ride called the wind seeker. for the second time in 12 days by the way the ride malfunctioned and they dangled there hundreds of feet in the air. engineers lowered the ride and got the 20 people off safely. no harm, no foul. now, let's go over to meteorologist sandhya patel for a first check on weather and the conditions

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uc school system will be paying the 21 students and alumni hit with all that pepper spray by uc davis police during an occupy protest. that group suing the university after thein dent was caught on tape during a protest last year on november 18th. that video triggered nationwide outrage. the officer involved, he was fired and in the closing meeting yesterday, uc regents agreeing to a proposed settlement. it must now be approved by a federal judge before this information can be made public. >>> well, a real deadhead could be on his way to jail this morning. mickey hart is being accused of assaulting a man after a concert in kentucky. the incident happened last week while hart was in town performing at a harvest festival. now, harrisburg police department says after the show a man filed an assault report alleging hart assaulted him. a warrant has now been issued for hart's arrest. >>> the time is 4:51. still ahead, the hollywood blockbuster that could mean some big-time headaches this weekend for pet stores. >>> also, an uninvited guest taking a dip. hey, he's warm. the story behind this bear'

. >> university of california will pay damages to 21 students alumni pepper spray by uc davis campus policeast year that incident brought wide spread criticism to ask officials after the video posted on line showing uc davis police spraying protestors directly in the faces a they sat there peacefully protesting. university violated the plaintiff civil rights terms of the settlement not made public. federal judge must still review the matter. >>> potentially troubling ruling from the netherlands. court in amsterdam found that linking to infringing content could be infringing itself. the court ordered a dutch news web site to pay 36,000 dollars in legal cost for providing web link to copyright infringing material. the ruling is unusual because company typically sue web site that that illegally publish copyrighted material rather than site that link to them. >> still ahead tonight. there are used cars used clothes used xawters for sale so what about used pace make centers the new push tonight at 9:00. >> from hard boil egg make tore the latest gym craze we go in the nerve center that .ransform

uc davis police officers pepper spraying protesters last year. avis agreed to a million dollars settlement with all of the students who were sprayed. ktvu's john sasaki tells us how much each will get and what some plan to do with the money. >> reporter: this is where the students got a face full of pepper spray and now they are celebrating this $1 million settlement. >> reporter: the uc davis quadwas peaceful this -- quad was peaceful this afternoon. they were pepper sprayed by police officers. >> my face was on fire. felt like my eyes were boiling. it was awful. >> suffocating feeling. getting up, trying to get air and seeing other students when were straight in the face. >> reporter: today the university announced a $1 million settlement with the students. the money is just one part of this process. >> freedom of expression -- everybody understands how to appropriately manage conflict. >> reporter: each student will receive $30,000. >> i think it is a move in the right direction. i will spend the money in tuition. my friends are doing the same.

. >>> from yolo county prosecutors do not plan to file criminal charges against uc davis police officers who doused students with pepper spray during an occupy protest last november. that decision came down last night the district attorney's office says there was insufficient evidence to prove the use of force was illegal. >>> the space shuttle endeavour:& took off from ellington field in houston an hour ago making its way to its final destination the california science center in los angeles. there will be a few stop as long the way. later today, the will fly over tucson, arizona at the request of astronaut mark kelly. he commanded endeavour's last space flight he and his wife live in tucson. the shuttle will spend the night at edwards air force base leave for the bay area tomorrow morning. katie marzullo will have details on when and where you can see it, coming up. just a couple trivia matters for you. the shuttle weighs 172,000 pounds on the back of that 747 which can only go 1,000 miles at a hop the normal 5,000 miles because of the fuel has -- >> you are not going to quiz me are yo

. >>> new this morning, prosecutors say they do not plan to file criminal charges against uc davis police officers involved in a confrontation with protesters i am this video got nationwide attention, campus police dousing students with pepper spray during a nonviolent occupy valley last november. the d.a.'s office says there is insufficient evidence to prove the force -- use of force was illegal. >>> a story only on abc7 news. a woman was arrested in 2009 the d.a. never filed charges she claims police forced another give a swab sample of her dna. the state argued the swab was like a fingerprint not invasive one judge didn't agree. lawyers feel the case will go to the u.s. supreme court. >>> we've been checking in with mike about the weather for the vying of endeavour when it get -- for the viewing of endeavour when it gets here. >>> lot of stuff going on, fairly calm, good morning. south wet to wet wind 14 miles per hour at sfo, to seven hayward, 12 concord, 50 fairfield. if you are driving through the hills breezier the higher you get into the sky this morning out towards the coast nort

uc school system will be paying out to the 21 students and alumni that were pepper sprayed by uc davis police. that group sued the university after this now infamous incident during a protest last year on november 18th. that video triggering a big-time outrage nationwide. the officer involved, he was fired and in the closing meeting yesterday, uc regents, they agreed to a proposed settlement, but this must be approved pie a federal judge pr tbefore the ams are made public. >> visa is closing its last san francisco office and moving all employees to the foster city location. the move will happen october 1st. company leaders say the consolidation makes sense, given that 3,000 of its workers are already working in foster city. now, the move won't cost san francisco much in lost revenue, but it will be a bit of a psychological blow because visa has always branded itself as a san francisco firm. >>> 6:41 right now. coming up, a south bay dog tied to a fence by a computer cable and left for dead. the survival story and the search for a safe place for the dog to live. >>> also a volcano roars to lif

million dollars stemming from lawsuits on a pepper spraying incident. 21 students sued uc davis after campus police pepper sprayed them last november. today uc regents agreed to pay $30,000 to each student. they set aside $100,000 for other students hit by the spray and may file a claim. regents will pay attorneys' fees and require the chancellor to write the students a letter of apology. >>> police arrested two men for stealing laptops from facebook's former headquarters, one is an off-duty security guard who worked there. 20-year-old simon and 21-year-old calhoun were arrested after they were spotted. officials say money normally patrols the -- simon normally patrols the facility. >>> antioch is uping the ante when it comes to public safety, approved hiring of at least six nonsworn community service offices to beef up the police force. they will handle transporting people to jail, booking and fingerprinting, freeing up sworn officers to fight crime. the positions pay $87,000 a year and will be paid out of the city's reserve funds. antioch working to fill 13 vacant officer positions. >>> for the f

million dollars stemming from lawsuits on a pepper spraying incident. 21 students sued uc davis after campus police pepper sprayed them last november. today uc regents agreed to pay $30,000 to each student. they set aside $100,000 for other students hit by the spray and may file a claim. regents will pay attorneys' fees and require the chancellor to write the students a letter of apology. >>> police arrested two men for stealing laptops from facebook's former headquarters, one is an off-duty security guard who worked there. 20-year-old simon and 21-year-old calhoun were arrested after they were spotted. officials say money normally patrols the -- simon normally patrols the facility. >>> antioch is uping the ante when it comes to public safety, approved hiring of at least six nonsworn community service offices to beef up the police force. they will handle transporting people to jail, booking and fingerprinting, freeing up sworn officers to fight crime. the positions pay $87,000 a year and will be paid out of the city's reserve funds. antioch working to fill 13 vacant officer positions. >>> for the f

. >> prosecutors did not plan to file criminal charges against uc-davis police officers that sprayedd alumni with our first great during a campus protest. the officers said they felt they were endangered by the mob and used the pepper spray to clear a path to safety. >> mexican authorities say a giant wave struck and dragged off a walnut creek couple walking on a beach in baja, california. the couple was walking solano waves swept them out to sea. he was killed and she was injured. his body was found a couple of hours later by the navy. check >> health and safety officials are taking no chances even as we're rounding out this season. areas of antioch were fought. right now, there are two cases of west nile. the cdc has released new national figures showing the number of human cases has topped 3000. >>darya: 2011 was a busy year for america's fishing industry. officials say tighter federal laws have been key to improving the volume. the seafood trade volume hit new highs last year and of those totals are expected to rise. speaking of rising, the first mile high skyscraper could become

it stems from an incident last november at the uc davis campus. a police officer pepper sprayed students at a a sit in. they were at close range and on a walking path. the police were trying to rid the encampment and they will receive $31,000 each for that proposed settlement. >>> the woman claims that the incident happened in december last year on a flight to new orleans. she says the flight attendant brought her tea and it was so hot she suffered second degree burns. she says the tea spilled into her lap and left her permanently scared. a lawsuit is seeking $800,000. >>> if you want an e reader and have been thinking about buying one, hang on. >> the new ones may be better than those in the past. we're going to tell you why many say these may be the best. >>> this is not harry potter but it is the same author, we're going to tell you about jk rollings newest book. >>> and we still have lot offense clouds around, but at least we're dry now. i'll tell you how long that will last coming up. >>> and an accident is causing heavy delays here on the harrisburg

uc davis. video of a police officer spraying demonstrators went viral. >>> a peaceful lawful demonstration on thisus was met with hostile police force in major riot gear. >> each demonstrator will receive $30,000 under the proposed settlement. their attorneys will receive the rest. the campus police officers shown spraying the students was fired. >>> j.k. rowling's first book for adults will be released today. "the casual vacancy" is a story that takes place in a peaceful english village. rowling is the most successful living writer. she said there's a chance she may write another book for young people. i wish i had her imagination. >>> a group in switzerland said it will present proof there's an earlier version of mona lisa. it believes it was done by leonardo davinci at least 11 years before the famous mona lisa that now hangs in the louvre. the clothing and posture is similar. the only thing different is the landscape in the background. some said davinci couldn't have paint the it based on x-rays. fascinating. have to see what happens with that. >>> coming up after your local news on cbs "this

. >>> a million dollar deal for students pepper sprayed by university police officers at uc davis. you remember this individual crow went viral after a police officer casually started spraying the demonstrators in their faces. during an occupy wall street protester. the university will now pay a million dollars total to the protesters. that means 21 people named in the lawsuit will each get $30,000 while their attorneys split 250,000. despite today's news, those that were there say they're still dealing with the aftermath. >> pepper spray is unimaginable pain. you feel boiling like your eyes are boiling. your skin is burning. not just initially, i mean throughout the night, the next day, a lot of us suffered from just that. and then the mental and emotional abuse that the university put on us continues today. >> the settlement also calls for uc to set aside $100,000 to pay other individuals who can prove they were arrested or pepper sprayed. also, the school chancellor is required to issue a written apology to those impacted. >>> east bay police are still on the hunt for armed suspe

tonight a settlement from a federal lawsuit was announced by those pepper sprayed by the campus police and uc davis. there were rising tuition costs and you remember these pictures. they claim that their free speech rights were violated at point blank range after refusing to disperse. details of the settlement will not be released until the terms are agreed upon by uc regents and the federal court. >>> tonight police are warning chinatown about those who are ripping people off. she is the mark, and now earlier the suspects convinced her that she had stepped on blood and needed to get rid of evil spirits by having her money and jewelry blessed. the woman got home and got her availables and returned to the women. they switched bags and leaving the woman with an empty one and then told her not to look into it for 30 days. this has happened a number of times, and authorities are rn whatting people that it is a scam. let's turn to the weather forecast. sandhya patel is here. >> and the forecast could be interesting. live doppler 7hd is showing you widespread coverage of fog around the coast and around t

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last november uc-davis after a series of warnings police dressed in riot gear used pepper spray on them. >> instead of listening to those protests and taking action that was appropriate, the university essentially duplicate of the errors of other campuses by bringing in riot gear to squelch and suppress a lawful demonstration. >> each student who was braid will receive $30,000 and an apology letter from the chancellor. the lawyers will get $250,000 and the aclu will receive $20,000 >> deliver more couple charged in a deadly drug lab explosion has struck a plea deal to avoid likely prison terms. they had faced murder charges for the deaths of 35 year-old paul log on who was fatally burned in the blast at the couple's apartment last year. police say they had been using liquid butane to manufacture hashish oil. for the first time in seven years there is a case of human the west nile virus in san francisco. health officials say the man did not travel outside the bay area recently meaning he was probably infected by a mosquito in the bay area. police are trying to track down five armed robbe

tonight a settlement from a federal lawsuit was announced by those pepper sprayed by the campus police and uc davisere were rising tuition costs and you remember these pictures. they claim that their free speech rights were violated at point blank range after refusing to disperse. details of the settlement will not be released until the terms are agreed upon by uc regents and the federal court. >>> tonight police are warning chinatown about those who are ripping people off. she is the mark, and now earlier the suspects convinced her that she had stepped on blood and needed to get rid of evil spirits by having her money and jewelry blessed. the woman got home and got her availables and returned to the women. they switched bags and leaving the woman with an empty one and then told her not to look into it for 30 days. this has happened a number of times, and authorities are rn whatting people that it is a scam. let's turn to the weather forecast. sandhya patel is here. >> and the forecast could be interesting. live doppler 7hd is showing you widespread coverage of fog around the coast and around the b

tonight a settlement from a federal lawsuit was announced by those pepper sprayed by the campus police and uc davisyou remember these pictures. thatthey claim that te speech rights were violated at point blank range after refusing to disperse. settlemenl not be released until the terms are agreed upon by uc regents and the federal court. >>> tonight police are warning chinatown about those who are ripping people off. she is the mark, and now earlier the suspects convinced her that she had stepped on blood and needed to get rid of evil spirits by having her money and jewelry blessed. the woman got home and got her availables and returned to the women. they switched bags and leaving the woman with an empty one and then told her not to look into it for 30 da days. this has happened a number of times, and authorities are rn whatting people that it is a scam. let's turn to the weather forecast. here. >> and the forecast could be interesting. live doppler 7hd is showing you widespread coverage of fog arouof fog around the bay. the only areas not covered in fog are the far inland east bay. concord and liv

police at uc davis pepper spraying peaceful protestors who were upset about the rising costs of tuition. now, an acknowledgement the response could have been handled better. uc officials and american civil liberties union representing protestors agreed to settle a lawsuit for a million dollars. >> telling us the university is held accountable for actions and they'll make sure november 18th st not happen again. >> the chancellor who has apologized for the incident keeps her job but among terms of the settlement must write an apology to each person hit hit with pepper vai. after a quarter million are deducted plaintiffs will get $30,000. aclu would help form lating new policies and students whose performance declined will get records adjusted. >> and they had been followed and i suffered major panic attacks to me it told me that i had no right to speak out against the university. it's unreasonable hike autos once a judge signs off, the university will make payouts from it's own insurance fund. but that is tax pay skbrer tuition money being used. something up seft something students. >> th

they were pepper sprayed at uc davis last november. the video of a policefficer calmly spraying protestors drew worldwide condemnation. they still have to agree to the agreement. they have to pay them $30,000 a piece. money would go to their attorneys or to a fun for anyone who would come along later and prove that they were sprayed during the protest. >>> this is marijuana plants seized from what police say is a pot farm inside a building in san jose. police say they found the pot inside an industrial building on charter drive after someone doing a maintenance check called. these are pictures of the plants. there were about 300 to 600 of them with a street value of 150,000 to $250,000. even though it looked like a business from the front. neighbors say they seldom saw anyone going in or out. they did notice an odd smell in their own part of the building. >> we started noticing next door, they had a lot of cone denization in the windows. we thought it was going through the walls and feared, you know, there is something going on next door. >> there is no wor

how uc davis is making amendments for how police handled this occupation. >> and nfl replacement ref>> i don't know why i got shot. i just got shot. >> thank you. >> and he's not a teenager but is a victim of gang violence in oakland. today, returning home to a neighborhood his family is afraid to live in. >> and this 11-year-old was asleep and bullets tore through that family home, one peergs his liver. tonight it's a bittersweet home coming. >> this is a strife you could say a happy ending. a child coming home safe and sound. but if te

uc davis and students who were peppered sprayed by campus police say they've reached a settlement.s claim their free speech rights were violated when they were pepper sprayed after refusing to disperse. details on the settlement won't be released until the terms are agreed upon. >>> work use in los angeles have been angering some residents by chopping down hundreds of trees for a space shuttle. 400 ficus, pine and other trees that line the treats of l.a. are being removed so the enormous space shuttle can be removed from the l.a. airport through inglewood to the california science center. endeavour will make the trip next month the center will plant 800 trees to make up for the loss. some residents say no amount can make up for the shade and beauty of the lost trees. >>> san francisco supervisors refused to other turn their vote approving a 134 unit condo project. the issue now goes to voters on the november ballot. the project is located in the waterfront area north of the ferry bidding. supervisors approved it in june with a provision to increase the height limit from 84 feet to

. >> prosecutors to not plan on charging security/police officers against uc-davis.t was not enough evidence that it was not illegal force. they thought that they were endangered with the hostile crowd. >> mexican authorities say that that a giant wave swept away this elderly couple. there were in los cobbles. and it killed the man and injured a woman. the navy found the body to a hours later. the woman has suffered respiratory issues. 4:0 8:00 a.m. and as we continue if you order the iphone 5? you might have to wait a little bit longer. we will explain, coming up @ñ a panel of compact. the iphone 5--welcome back. the iphone 5 demand is continuing to apple has pressed back the shipping date. if you have pre ordered it now on the line it will take one month to get to you. also there are concerns that these new iphone users could 4 could 4 g network. fed overload that 4 g not work. gabe slate tech report >> if you to not want to wait for one month perhaps you should think about waiting outside. or on the bay, they are promising to ship it out. however, they are going a

the uc davis students, remember them, who were peppered by campus police during an occupy rally, remember them? they have reached a million -- wait the camera is not on me. a million-dollar settlement with the university. they will pay 20 grand for each of the students caught in the line of fire 10 months ago. seems like yesterday, doesn't it? and the chancellor has to write a formal apology to each of them. well, i hope it is as heart felt as all forced apologies are. said one of the plaintiffs, quote, since november 18th, students have been afraid of the police. the university still needs to work to rebuild student trust. and this settlement is a step in the right direction for analysis of the ruling let's go live to fire side mier cat. >> that warms my heart. >> did you see the kitty litter thing? now i know how mier cats pee. >> i was looking in his eyes. keith, are you a comedian, 30 grand, that is about two years salary. was 30 grand enough for this spray incident? >> i know from doing some research the only reason they came to this settlement to finish this off and got it over with

last november a group of uc- davis students were protesting rising tuition costs and after a series of warnings campus police used pepper spray on all of them, the settlement filed this morning shows each student will receive some $30,000. it will also get a written apology from the chancellor. several men armed with handguns stormed a safeway store looking for cash, it all happen during normal shopping hours, cate caugurian is here with more on the terrifying moment when those thieves crashed into that store. >> police call it a hostile takeover. five robbers stormed into the safeway and forced employees and customers to get down. >> i come in here once every two weeks and i cannot imagine having that happened. >> it happened at 9:00 last night, five men were wearing hoodies and bandannas and they held to cashiers at gunpoint and it looks like they were in their late teens or early 20s. the suspects were carrying black handguns and semiautomatic weapon. >> most of the robberies we experience are one or two subjects that tried to rob a one suspect. but to get a group of people to walk into a store is truly b

policing. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. pepper spray payout. the spraying sparked outrage. now uc davis is ordered to pay those hurt. this video of the spraying watch as the police officer pepper sprayed protesters during an occupy wall street protest. the university now ordered to pay $1 million total to the demonstrators. that means 21 people named in the suit will each get 30 grand while the attorneys split 250,000. protesters say they are still dealing with the lingering effects from that day. >> pepper spray is unimaginable pain. you feel boiling like your eyes are boiling, your skin is burning, not just initially. i mean throughout the night, the next day. a lot of us suffered from just that. and then the mental and emotional apuce that the university put on us continues today. >> the settlement calls for uc to set aside $100,000 to pay others who can prove they were arrested or pepper sprayed that day. the school chancellor is required to issue a written apology to those affected. >> still ahead at 6:00, a seismic shift of opinion. the research challenging beliefs about earthquakes. >> and chevron issues an in

settlement with about two dozen protesters, ones pepper sprayed at uc davis. 19 students and two former teachers filed a lawsuit after campus policeer spray trying to break up a protest about rising tuition last november. the terms of the proposed settlement, they have not been disclosed. the university of california board of regents and a federal court in sacramento still have to sign off on. >> it catching a cab there could be easier, they approved increasing the number of permits and agreed to put 200 new cabs on the streets at least temporarily. board members say the most frequent complaint they here is how difficult it is to get a cab in san francisco. >>> well, is strip dancing considered art? that is the issue. a new york court is set to decide in a case that gets underway today. the strip club night moves is trying to contest 120,000 dollar tax bill which the state claims it owes for admission charges and lap dances, the club argues, it is an artistic performance exempt from taxes under state law. >> 5:57, sal is off so we will still watch your commute and tell you what is happening out there. traffic around the bay area r

uc davis. reporting the uc board of regents will consider the deal, details of which are being kept under wraps. you'll recall last fall, campus policeesters with pepper spray during a sit-in. the video was posted to youtube and quickly received millions of views. the officer at the center of the case was fired. >> 5:36 right now and i guess summer's officially behind us. >> not yet. week and a half, christina? >> we're headed toward fall, and getting some rain today? >> i know, right, football starts tonight right here on nbc bay area. you can get that fix, boys, we know you've been waiting and ladies too. go raiders. i'm just going to say it. temperatures are looking good, and yeah, it's the unofficial start to fall as we just kicked off labor day. now as we head throughout the next couple of weeks, we do hit fall on 21st of this month. it's going to start to feel like it. 57 degrees in concord, 54 in san francisco, and good morning to you down in sunnyvale. 60 degrees. there's another bad boy we have to deal with today, the remnants of what once was hurricane john is potentially going to bring us enough moisture for some isolated

uc-davis. minister besides which it proposed settlement. if the regents approved the agreement in federal court must then sign off. >>> a suspect is and now in custody in a san francisco policearrested this man no on sunday. police say the two had earlier met at a bar and shared a cab ride to the apartment. >>> sentences the police are investigating a steam targeting elderly chinese women. to win and bring to that of thousands of dollars over the holiday weekend. one was actually caught on video. a group of women convinced a victim that she'd stepped in blood and is being overtaken by evil spirits. to be purified shot the victim is told to put all your valuables in a bad. >>> she came back with money and jewelry and had a blast. she does some sort of ritual and give the back back to the victim. >>> some other stores home run the area. again club could face eviction. a pacific route and gun club has to reach an agreement today on extending the 78 road to peace with the public utilities commission. the two sides have been disagreement with environmental and liability issues. san franciscans will soon have some more and taxis to get around town. the municipal or directors has i

uc davis pepper spraying incident. the da said its investigation has determined no misconduct by campus police. the da said there is insufficient evidence to establish reasonable doubt that the use of force was unlawful. that's cost the university more than a million dollars. >>> a legal effort to lift the ban on duck liver has failed. a group had asked for an injunction but a judge in los angeles refused. that ban went into effect in july 1st based on the argument that force feeding ducks toen large their livers is cruel. people opposed to the ban say the saw is to broad. >> there is ford that chick fil a has agreed to stop funding anti gay groups but they aren't saying anything. gay rights activists protested in san jose when it opened there last month. the founder of the chain has been vocal in opposing same sex marriage. now a chicago politician said they have agreed to no longer fund efforts opposing sale sex marriage. >> tests reveal troubling levels of arsenic in rice but should you eliminate it from your diet? we investigate. >> some city leaders want to ban overnight parking for large

uc davis pepper spraying incident. the da said its investigation has determined no misconduct by campus police. the da said there is insufficient evidence to establish reasonable doubt that the use of force was unlawful. that's cost the university more than a million dollars. >>> a legal effort to lift the ban on duck liver has failed. a group had asked for an injunction but a judge in los angeles refused. that ban went into effect in july 1st based on the argument that force feeding ducks toen large their livers is cruel. people opposed to the ban say the saw is to broad. >> there is ford that chick fil a has agreed to stop funding anti gay groups but they aren't saying anything. gay rights activists protested in san jose when it opened there last month. the founder of the chain has been vocal in opposing same sex marriage. now a chicago politician said they have agreed to no longer fund efforts opposing sale sex marriage. >> tests reveal troubling levels of arsenic in rice but should you eliminate it from your diet? we investigate. >> some city leaders want to ban overnight parking for large

because she left rockland on her own, police at this point are treating this one as a missing persons case. >>> the legal drama could soon be over for uc davis and students in the center of the infamous pepper spray incident. lawyers for the students and university have reached a settlement. the uc board of regents is expected to consider the deal next week. 21 people filed suit after that incident you see on your screen. campus police dousing them with pepper spray during a protest last fall. the officer at the center of that case was fired. >>> 4:37 right now. and we all know that september in the bay area can be a little cool. but what we don't expect are thunderstorms, is that what you're telling us? >> i'm talking about thunderstorms and showers. good morning to you. finally something to talk about of interest in the weather department. it's been so nice. there's only so many ways you can say it's going to be beautiful today across the bay area. and today i can tell you it's going to be nice with the exception of a few isolated thunderstorms. 50 degrees in sunnyvale. good morning to you in livermore, 57 this morning. it all works out li

. >> the uc davis quad was peaceful this afternoon, a far cry from november 18th of last year. students engaged in a non-violent protest were pepper sprayed by campus police officers. >> my face was on fire. i felt like my eyes were boiling. it was pretty awful. >> today the university announced a $1 million settlement with the affected students. school officials say the money is just one part of this process. >> the discretion is and that -- and that everybody understands how to appropriately manage conflict. >> each student will receive $30,000. >> i think it's -- i know i'm going to spend all the money in future tuition to pay that. i know a lot of my friends are doing the same. >> a new uc davis graduate from east oakland says she was lucky enough to leave school with no debt, but she has different plans for her share. >> i'm donating everything. students are in debt, families who are losing their homes. i've already been in contact with people, and i don't plan on keeping a cent. >> the eclu is working with the school on structural change. >> to create better policies so that university doesn't just tolerate speech. it encourages it and it doesn't re

uc davis, developed an issue position survey for the supervisorial candidates. the candidates were asked to state whether they support or opposite 43 specific polices or policy proposals. many of which have recently divided the board of supervisors. as the candidates here tonight, london breed, julian davis, hope johnson, andrew resignato and thea selby answered. christina olague has not answered any of the questions. the survey responses were provided to team of uc hasteings ings students and representatives of league of women voters, who drew up the questions for tonight's debate. the results of the candidate survey are used by the san francisco public press to create a non-partisan voter guide that summarizes where the candidates stand on the issue and will be available on the website soon. meanwhile hvnnjp. preview you may pick up a copy of the current issue of the san francisco public press at the table in the back of the room, which has a fold out summarizing the candidates' position. a little bit about the format of this evening's event. each question will be directed to three candidates or in some cases two. each of these candidates will have one minute to res

police did manage to make one a rest. >> and university of california regents have reached a settlement with uc-davis students did a suits was filed back in february by the former students that were of pepper spray. officers were -- you whispering distance are no longer on the campus payroll. >> this new and is the state's fifth death this year. one out of every 150 people and affected will get sick. >> let's go to erica for the weather. a lot of people are looking forward to the weekend. this morning where that we have dense fogs a clearing early pin then this afternoon new-line of sunny and warm conditions with a little toasty inland care in-- clearing. as we head into the evening hours we will see a light winds and it will be mostly clear than on here are the temperatures right now pin is mostly 50 degrees around area. fog tracker 4 has a story to tell there is cloudy conditions along the coastline. as we had in the afternoon but lunchtime we will see the fog burn off with sunshine and blue sky. temperatures will be a little bit cooler than us today. we will see warmer conditions for the most part but not as long as y

uc davis student le nay yeah lomax. lomax had been missing for more than two months. authorities are investigating how she died but they say they doo not suspect foul play. >>> this morning walnut creek police continue to investigate a crash that killed one woman and injured another. on saturday night a pickup truck suddenly drove on to the sidewalk and hit two women walking right in front of the marriott hotel on north main street. one woman from santa barbara 52- year-old sherry hicks died at the scene. the other woman was taken to john mere medical center. >> it wept to there was a wreck outside to it was a horrific scene. >> the driver of the truck has been identified as 53-year-old ho sane tay bee see of walnut creek. he is featuring charges of vehicle manslaughter. >>> the driver killed in a crash in san bruno late saturday night has been identified the owner of a local restaurant. he was driving north on interstate 280 when he ran into a concrete wall near the 380 connector. he was the owner of don pee coast restaurant. investigators are look into whether ma highway yeah suffered a medical problem in the moments before the crash. >>> election 2012 news this morning president obama is

$30,000 to each of one of 21 protesters hit by pepper spray from the university police during occupy demonstrations at uc davispy of the settlement puts aside additional funds for the plaintiff's attorneys and protesters arrested during this incident. now turning to a lighter moment on the campaign trail today. at a campaign stop in ohio republican presidential candidate mitt romney was joined by mike row, the host of the discovery channel show "dirty jobs" he spoke about his appreciation for jobs that most people don't want and his appreciation for meat most people don't want as well. take a listen. >> you'll be pleased to know, ohio, that you do in fact have a road kill cleanup division. and they are excellent at what they do. you'll also be pleased to know the road kill itself here in ohio is second to none both in volume and variety. >> okay. obviously having a little bit of fun. i do wonder a little by how would he know that. >> i'm from ohio. and i can tell you i've seen a lot of road kill in ohio. but i think it's much better in pennsylvania. >> the road kill in pennsylvania's better. how would you know

police. up next pepper spray settlement. >> and there is a growing problem worrying officials and grossing out visitors. áñ >>> happening now a $1 million settlement for uc davistestors and the university of california will pay the legal fees and $30,000 in tajs to each of the to 1 people who were pepper sprayed at point blank range. the chancellor will write a formal apology letter to each protestor. >> this is when we're happy with the settlement and this tells us they're held accountable for action autos protestors claiming officers used excessive force and a court still needs to approve that settlement. >> two men face charges for allegedly stealing lap tops from palo alto. there is police saying a private security guard spotted them taking 49 computers. >> and a manhunt minutes where police are looking for five men who robbed a safeway last night. at least four had guns they took an undetermined amount of money then ran way. nobody was hurt. >> there are organizers counting on another big turnout for next week's racing but timed it so interest there is no chance of a poor showing. and there is mark matthews live now on piers 30 and 32. >> the organizers a

november 21st shocked americans, as did the shameful display of campus police pepper spraying the faces of peaceful occupy pretests at uc davisonversation. bringing attention to the 99%. but they fielded no candidates. advanced no single unified agenda. we're seeing tea party efforts in play as we head into november 6th. one year later, where is occupy? harrison schultz is the anti-market research analyst of the occupy wall street and social media director of the big idea fund. allison kilkenny is co-host of citizen radio. wade hen denson, president of the leadership conference and peter goodman at the huffington post is an editor. >>> harrison, where are you guys? tea party is going to impact this election. they impacted 2010. what is occupy doing in 2012? >> a lot of things. i can only really speak for myself. you get ten different occupiers in a room, ten different opinions. what i've been working on is presenting an actual plan to the occupy movement to end the economic crisis and permanently alter capitalism. this is known as the big idea fund. >> give me one of the many big ideas. >> essentially, we have a new research

uc davis who were pepper sprayed at a student demonstration last november. the incident sparked a nationwide outcry after video was posted online showing a campus police lieutenant repeatedly pepper spraying students in the face from only a few feet away as they sat on the ground. the settlement includes a $30,000 payout to each of those who were sprayed, attorneys' fees, and a formal apology from the uc davis chancellor. newly disclosed documents have revealed details on how the u.s. military carried out testing of chemicals on major u.s. cities during the 1950's and 1960's. sociologists lisa martino taylor a sailor is committed to college says zinc cadmium sulfide was sprayed in several cities without residents' knowledge. the most densely sprayed area appears to have been a housing complex for low-income people in st. louis. >> it is pretty shocking. the level of duplicity and secrecy, clearly they went to great lengths to deceive people. there's a lot of evidence that indicates people in st. louis, particularly minority communities, were subjected to military tests that was connected to a large array of the testing project. >> a former guatemalan army comman