also "occupy oakland" protestors are marching from uc- davis uc to the capital and will be joined by ten groups. 10,000 people are expected for this rally. former chronicled for phil bronstein is called to testify in the trial of sheriff ross mirkarimi. the sheriff's attorney said ross mirkarimi's neighborhood called twice after the wife told her about the incident of abuse. the defense believes that could cast doubt on the seriousness of the incident. we've got big changes in the weather coming up. lawrence has the latest. >> grace, the sea breeze is kicking in bringing cooler air off the ocean water, fog too if you're headed outside. we'll see cooler temperatures

. >>> the long awaited public release of a report on this pepper spray incident at uc davis has been temporarily blocked by a judge. on november the 18th, police officers doused pepper spray on these sitting protestors who set up an encampment on the campus. a 12-member task force was created to investigate what happened here and why. and they were supposed to reveal their finding today. a judge put a stop to that until a full hearing can be held on the matter next week. the union representing uc davis police says that it does not want the report disclosed because officers do not want their names and confidential information published. >>> san francisco police are looking for this elderly man who is missing tonight. she 82 year-old jose luis alledes. he was last seen about 5:30 yesterday evening. he is described as a hispanic man with balding gray hair. he is 5'7", and weighs about 170 pounds. anyone who has seen is being asked to contacts me. >>> now to decision 2012. it came down to the wire, but mitt romney is the projected winner in ohio. the latest win for romney on this super t

. >> reporter: there's a lot of disappointment here on the uc davis campus tonight. students were told they'd have access to that report starting today. but the judge has put a stop to its release. at least for now. >> i can't watch the videos. it's just -- it's too hurtful to see. even talking about it now i feel myself getting goose bumps. >> reporter: she describes getting pepper sprayed last fall as a wound that just won't heal. >> that burning feeling all over my hand, face. >> reporter: she and other students hoped the release of a task force probe into the controversial pepper spraying would begin to help them move forward. a judge temporarily blocked the release. >> just as patients have rights as it relates to their medical records, officers have 832.7 that protects their matters. >> reporter: attorneys pledge they will fight to have the results of the information released that their entirety. >> we need to begin healing our community. and i think a part of the healing process is being able to release this kind of review so we can move forward and make sure

a judge will decide whether uc davis can release a full report. campus police have been fighting that release. >>> a wild -- a bit of wild weather yesterday. >> meteorologist mike nicco is here. >>> winds from yesterday are gone. down around 10 miles per hour or less. you can see on the radar not as active as it was yesterday. we expected a few lingering showers this morning that's what we have in the north bay and east bay hills into the valleys. as you step out, mild, temperatures from one to five degrees warmer than yesterday that puts us in the low to mid 50s with just scattered showers through the morning commute. we will see coverage of these showers disspate towards lunch hour, may see a few breaks in the cloud cover mid 50s into san francisco, san rafael, upper 50s near 60 for the rest of us. 4:00 isolated shower possible especially across higher elevations upper 50s to low 60s. here's your seven day forecast dry tomorrow and dry friday. we'll have a chance of rain move into the north bay friday night that will take over saturday. sunday l

and we have more at uc davis with what is happening right now. nick? >> grace, and juliet, some of the protesters that you mentioned have been actually marching for several days. they're coming from oakland. they're camping here in the quad of uc davis, as you can see behind me about 50 tents or so set up. folks have walked 90 miles and they have a bit more walking to do to get to the state capital this morning, and marching in support of higher education. in fact, it is being billed as the largest student-led protest in the court of higher education ever, as more than 10,000 are expected to turn out, from the uc system to the community colleges across the state, as well as from the occupy movement. as well. they want to send a message to lawmakers that they want more funding for higher education. and they want the cal grant program protected. and they want legislation that would give relief to students and their families and there have been massive budget cuts to education in recent years that have made things quite difficult as the students will tell

the uc-davis task force had planned to publish the report online today before discussing findings and recommendations at a public meeting. >>> let's check in with lawrence. a little cooler and wetter. >> scattered showers around the bay area and that's the case at least in the morning hours. but i think it will be the winds the big story by the afternoon. hi-def doppler picking up on some of those scattered showers as a weak cold front slides on by here. but boy, what a difference as we medical toward the latter part of the day. gusts at sfo of 44 miles per hour. expecting some gusts this afternoon as high as 55 miles per hour especially out toward the coastline and over the coastal mountains. northwesterly winds a good 25 to 35 miles per hour. so it is going to blow. it is going to be much colder than normal as these temperatures for highs only about 54 degrees in pacifica if we're lucky 55 in san francisco and 56 in livermore. a very cool brisk day around the bay area. the showers ending early this morning. and then we start to dry things out. looking toward tomorrow, the weather im

>he gym was ull of energy last friday as the lady spartans gymnastics against sacramentstate and uc davis. it was arecord breaking ghfor san jose state winning the met with an overall score of 195.850. the spartans scored the secondighest team sorein sjsu history winnng the meet over sacrameto state which scored 195.275 and uc davis finishing third with 190. coch: "it was awesome tonigt, lot of energyn this gymthe team did a great job eveybody did a great job. i'm just ecstatic. i just can't describe how happy i am, especially for the seniors. thisas tre last met in spartan gym and they went out with a bang. they really did it was a bang tonight." these lades came ith something toprove.the spartans startedthe meet with a 48.0 on vault. senior vets thomasia waace the team in this event with a 9.825, followed by katie valleu at 9.750. the seniors set the br hgh literally, with their seond event, with a team score of 48.900. wallace won th event with a 9.875. (nat sound)the gymnasts cheed each other on while each performed onhe bam. wallace agai led the team in this event with a 9.7, and sen

. >> a report on the infamous pepper spray incident at uc davis hits a snag. why campus police officer is delaying its release. >> and israel's president continues his bay area visit with a speech at a synagogue. what his audience hopes to hear. >> a live look outside, beautiful bay bridge. looks like the camera is shaking in the wind. on this tuesday, march 6, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning everybody. 4:30. i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get. to let's check the forecast. good morning, christina. >> good morning. we have showers on the radar this morning. for the most part they are north of the north bay. throughout the next couple of hours the front will slide to the south. a bigger issue in the weather department will be the gusty winds that are already picking up. especially for the higher elevations. you want to keep that in mind if you drive a high-profile vehicle to work. though it's early mike has an area that could slow you down in san mateo. >> that's right. there is an accident. this is not necess

a special report on that pepper spray incident at uc davis was supposed to be released online by the university in about an hour with a press conference to follow but instead the matter is caught up in court here in oakland. what's happening the union representing the police officers believe there's likely too much personal and private information about those uc police officers contained in that report, and they requested a temporary restraining or t ining order. the office is located in oakland and they decided to file here in alameda county. the task force looked into the incident where students and others pepper sprayed on the quad dur a demonstration in november. the video grabbed international headlines. the police chief and two officers have been on leave since the incident. at the heart of what's going on today what can legally be released. the aclu is trying to step in on behalf of the pepper sprayed student. >> the report as it's going to be released today or as it was going to be released today, was going to contain personnel confidential information as it relates to police

. >> reporter: this imagine went around the world, uc davis police officer john pike spraying occupysters on campus last november. >> this is an incredibly controversial incident. it's caused a black eye for the university. and for california itself. we need to get to the bottom of what happened. >> reporter: uc brass agreed with students who were sprayed and ordered an outside investigation. today the 100 plus page report was supposed to be released. >> there are many many people waiting for this report. >> i have not seen the report. >> reporter: he hasn't seen the report but the attorney for uc davis police officers went to court in oakland today to block its release. the judge agreed at least temporarily. >> it's the court's intention to order that the report not be released. >> reporter: the attorney for police wants the judge to take the officers names and confidential personnel information out of the report. saying the information is protected by law. >> there's nothing that we're trying to hide, we're not trying to hold back the facts. >> reporter: uc officials and students w

. >> reporter: this imagine went around the world, uc davis police officer john pike spraying occupys on campus last november. >> this is an incredibly controversial incident. it's caused a black eye for the university. and for california itself. we need to get to the bottom of what happened. >> reporter: uc brass agreed with students who were sprayed and ordered an outside investigation. today the 100 plus page report was supposed to be released. >> there are many many people waiting for this report. >> i have not seen the report. >> reporter: he hasn't seen the report but the attorney for uc davis police officers went to court in oakland today to block its release. the judge agreed at least temporarily. >> it's the court's intention to order that the report not be released. >> reporter: the attorney for police wants the judge to take the officers names and confidential personnel information out of the report. saying the information is protected by law. >> there's nothing that we're trying to hide, we're not trying to hold back the facts. >> reporter: uc officials and students want

here is that video showing uc-davis police spraying peaceful protesters during an occupy rally just last fall. the university wants the police report to be released in full but police say releasing that report would compromise the privacy of its officers. a hearing on the issue is happening right now at the alameda county superior courthouse in oakland. >>> well, plan to make cal train tracks quieter and faster faces its first vote today. the metropolitan transportation commission will decide on funding to electrify the tracks and specifically decide whether to spend $467 million in federal funds on the project about one-third of the total cost. the rest of the money will have to come from the state. cal train wants to finish the project by 2019 and hopes to share the track with the state's high speed rail line. >>> also this morning, sfo should be running a little more smoothly after heavy rain and wind yesterday just jammed things up forcing the cancellation of more than 100 flights. an airport spokesman says so far no flights have been canceled today but low clouds and rain could caus

the review after protests in november at uc berkeley and uc davis drew national attention campus policeng excessive force. regents say the review is aimed at policy for the future. today a judge will decide whether uc davis can release a full report on the pepper spraying of demonstrators. campus police have been fighting that release. >>> this friday's mega millions jackpot is up to a record shattering 476 million dollars. nobody hit all six winning numbers in the drawing for last night's 3 3 million dollar -- 6 -- 363 million dollar jackpot. here are the winning number: somebody in marin county did hit for five numbers they should be happy with a check for $310,000 give or take that ticket sold in the jolly king liquors in mill valley. >>> i'm sure our odds will be better when we play friday 1 in 176 million. >> better chance of getting hit by lightning twice. >> more than twice. >> but i'm playing two dollars this time so i'm going to double my odds. >> i don't think that's how it works statistically. we'll check with frances, she knows this stuff. >> statistics, i behind in college.

uc-davis task force had planned to publish the report online today before discussing its findings and at a public meeting. >>> 6:12 now. some big changes for struggling yahoo. >> that's right. why massive layoffs could be looming. >>> and a tour bus ignites. the scare for dozens of vegas vacationers coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ male announcer ] no success is overnight. ♪ it's about working harder. ♪ and smarter. ♪ it's the culmination of a million decisions. it's where you see yourself going and how you choose to get there. the all-new 2013 gs. our boldest response ever. there's no going back. ♪ and two children are in the hospital after a shooting ad head-on crash in >>> in the headlines, one man has died and there are two children in the hospital after a shooting and head-on crash in oakland. police say the driver of the bentley kept driving after being shot and then hit two cars. >>> it is super tuesday with more than 400 delegates at stake today. among the most delegate-rich states of ohio and tennessee, polls are showing that mitt romney and rick santorum are neck and neck virtual

uc davis movement. u.s. bank closed after repeated protests, blocking customers from entering, keeping the bank from doing business. >> i think that real change actually upon a few days ago, when we got an actual branch of a very big national bank to leave campus. >> reporter: occupiers say the protests were peaceful. but u.s. bank feels differently. they call the situation intolerable, saying their employees were imprisoned in the branch. they released this statement, saying, despite our best attempts, we were limited in our ability to resolve the matter and were forced to close the office. and it ends a 10 of-year deal by the bankruptcy. it end. >> i think. >>> instead, they were wanted the option to. unfortunately, it hurts the students. >> they also have to look at what is going to be best for the students and university in general. and shutting it down is costing our university a lot more money, which is just going to end up hurting our university and our students. >> reporter: u.s. bank says it wi

. >> releasing details about a controversial decision on the campus of uc davis. the legal action that may keep the whole thing under wraps. >> it may be cold, it may be wet, and early but that is not stopping at least 100 people from waiting in line here in san francisco for the new ipad. all ahead on ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good morning. 5:00 a.m. on this friday march 16th i'm ken wayne. dave clark is off today. >> i'm pam cook. rosemary orozco is in for steve. >> we are seeing light rain over parts of the north bay after a brief reprieve. we have wet weather back in the forecast for your friday. grab that umbrella we will need it. if it will be a long day, that is when some of the heaviest rain is expected to fall. take a look at the satellite radar. we are beginning again to see some light rain falling and it is going to continue to become a little more wide-spread throughout the morning hours. them by afternoon really coming down. updating the latest model. i will show you when we expect the heavier rain and how long the next system is expected to last. good

. >> a judge in uc davis pepper spray incident ruled today sections of a report can be released to the public but left it up to university of california to decide to do that. video from the november 18th protest shows a police officer pepper spraying occupy protesters at point-blank range. and at a hearing today the police officers union was able to temporarily suppress parts of the report including some names and testimony. the charges -- judge will rule in two weeks time. >> one of union square's most-famous bars isn't famous enough to be considered a city landmark that. is the conclusion of a report from san francisco historic preservation commission. supporters asking for the landmark status to keep the owner from evicting the fwois make way for a retail store. the restaurant has operated at that site since 1918. the commission will make it's final decision next week. >> and we want to go back to talk about the forecast. and we're getting pounded with a lot of rain around the bay area but good us? is that there are no major problem autos let's hope it stay that's way. >> not yet. a

it was supposed to be released on uc davis today. the investigation into the officers' action is ongoing. >> 6:07. word that yahoo! could go through layoffs. >> it's the story we told before, hopefully not too many more times. new ceo, new direction, layoffs. "the wall street journal" says that scott thompson who joined yahoo! will cut potentially hundreds of thousands from the pay roll. analysts have said it needs to figure out what it is and what it's good at and do that. that would mean people outside the core competency would lose their jobs. no word from yahoo! this morning. zynga continues to grow. in a filing monday the company revealed it will buy the wilgd housing its new offices for $228 million, that's about a quarter of the cash it raised in its ipo. this building is 650 townsend theme flavors of the month including zdtv and saga and now zynga. >> scott, want to check the forecast with christina. >> if you're getting ready to take your little ones to school, we have weather elements kicking into high gear. the front movin

. >> releasing details about a controversial decision on the campus of uc davis. the legal action that may keep the whole thing under wraps. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this friday, march 16th i'm ken wayne in for dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. it sounds like we're in for another big storm. let's check in with rosemary. >> we have another inch or two in for your friday. we started out with dry conditions early on. the wee hours of the morning. you can see at this point already becoming scattered and a little bit more wide-spread from the peninsula off to the east bay. richmond and oakland, concord, and danville a few light showers there. fairfield reporting light rain. over the north bay santa rosa and napa reporting light rain. this will only intensify. when we expect it will be the heaviest and stick around and what you can expect for your weekend coming up. sal. >>> right now in oakland police are at the scene of a power pole down. it's right now at 28th and market. around 3:30 th

to release parts of a controversial report that deals with last year's pepper spray incident at uc davis. the judge is going to hear arguments from both sides later. lawyers for the police officers' union were able to parts of the report from being relosed publicly because it included officer's names and personal information this he are afraid that could lead to harassment. >>> new warning from facebook about a scheme. what you need to be looking for. >>> breaking the rules, house lawmaker gets scolded for what he wore while making a speech about a shooting death of an unarmed teenager. >>> a honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. oooh. videos on

the uprising and syria began well we'll get to see the majority of a highly anticipated reports on uc-davis pepper spray incidence the oakland tribune reports that a judge ruled today that the university of california officials can release most of their report to the campus police union block the entire report to portions that were violate the officers' privacy will remain sealed the university attorneys have not decided when they will release the partial version of that report. coming up remembering a nuclear disaster one year ago tonight. >>> it was like having this great san francisco earthquake, hurricane katrina and it's all the same time. >>> in tonight here from the man who was in the middle of it all. and why a major hollywood actor is handcuffed and hauled off to jail. and for resale is this a shot and killed her son george and then turned the gun on herself. the 50 year-old had told neighbors after so many years of caring for him she was tired and lonely. it's understandable that a mother would kill her child that he's autistic you can't blame her. >>> to was hurt by negative comm

is holding hearing to decide whether to release a report on a police pepper spraying incident at uc davis. the judge released a tentive ruling saying he was leaning toward releasing the report. the police union argued releasing it and the names of the officers would violate state law. campus police sprayed peaceful protesters in the face with pepper spray last november during an occupy demonstration. attorneys for the union are expected to appeal any decision releasing the report. >>> apple tells us it still possible to walk in and get a new ipad despite big crowds who camped out overnight. some of those customers were joined by protesters who were not as concerned about the device as they were about the people who make them. >> reporter: seconds before the front doors opened and scott minor is the first guy in line. he's greeted by khaoeurs from inside the downtown san francisco apple store as open with a couple hundred other streeted kursten what is a tradition wait in line, plunk down a few hundred bucks and walk out with -- >> i use it everyday, i love everything that apple comes out

a judge will hear arguments today on whether to release a report examining uc davis police. now last november you might remember campus police were photographed spray into the faces of occupy protestors. they are committed to releasing the entire report. but police officers claim disclosing their names and confidential personnel information would violate state laws protecting peace officers rights. two weeks ago the judge ordered those sections sealed until he issues a final ruling. >>> one bay area businessman may be cheering for the los angeles dodgers. peter gruber is teaming up with others including magic johnson to buy the dodgers. they have offered $2 billion for the stadium. that is a record for any pro team. >>> mega million players will be competing for a record breaking jackpot in this friday's drawing. the jackpot grew to $476 million after no one matched all of last nights numbers. each of those tickets worth at least $250,000. the winning numbers are -- >>> all right 4:38 is the time right now. we got a lot of rain last night. >> we do have flooding on highway 1

this took place at uc davis.udge rules the university must first remove most officers' names before they issued that report. and the report cannot be released for at least 21 days to give officers a chance to appeal. the report was produced by a task force, created to investigate the november crackdown on occupy protestors at the uc davis campus. >>> the lawyer for the u.s. soldier accused of killing 17 afghan civilians says his client has ptsd symptoms. army staff sergeant robert bales tells his legal team he suffers severe nightmares. flashbacks of war scenes and persistent headaches after his multiple combat tours. earlier this month, the soldier allegedly gunned down nine afghan children and eight adults as they slept. >>> two explosions hit baghdad, as arab leaders met to discuss the conflict in syria. tina kraus has the latest for wjz. >> reporter: two blasts hit baghdad, as arab foreign ministers gathered for the first arab league summit in iraq. there were no injuries. iraqi officials are hosting the even

there is also a court hearing concerning pepper spray at uc- davis. the sacramento bee reports and alameda county judge issued a tentative ruling last night indicated he would allow the release of the report on the incident. >> uc-berkeley professors are firing back at some controversial decisions following a sex scandal. the want the university to fire dianne whitey. during her time she is accused of giving raises to an employee with whom she was having a sexual relationship. professors are not satisfied with her demotion and she is still being paid $175,000 per year. ed lee will announce his plans for the sheriff. yesterday groups were calling on the mayor to begin the process of removing a share from office after he pleaded guilty to a false imprisonment charges in connection with the domestic violence incident against his wife. he says he will not step down. >> bottom line is we feel it would be impossible for a san francisco sheriff to be overseeing programs and imposing domestic violence sentencing on inmates when he was convicted under similar

to release parts of a controversial report that deals with last year's pepper spray incident at uc davis. the judge is going to hear arguments from both sides later. lawyers for the police officers' union were able to parts of the report from being relosed publicly because it included officer's names and personal information this he are afraid that could lead to harassment. >>> new warning from facebook about a scheme. what you need to be looking for. >>> breaking the rules, house lawmaker gets scolded for what he wore while making a speech about a shooting death of an unarmed teenager. >>> a pilot's midair >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a u.s. congressman received a reprimand for how he the made his statement this morning against racial profiling. >> the member will suspend. the member will -- >> these words -- >> the member will suspend the chair must -- [ talking over each other ] >>> representative bobby rush donned a hoodie during a speech on the house floor supporting florida teenager trayvon martin who as you might remember was wearing a hoodie when

he has been a distinguished emigration professor at stanford, uc-davis, uc-berkeley, and now at the university of san francisco. his expertise in asian americans and a lot and on sanctuary cities are on the country would be a tremendous resource for all of us on the commission. not only is he an expert but he has deep at the bought -- deep and abiding commitment since he moved here in 1971. his wife and children are native san franciscans and he served on the board of the aclu, the asian law caucus, goodwill, and others. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you, and thank you for your service as well. great to see you out in support of him. >> i want to thank you very much for considering the professor's appointment to the immigrants' rights commission. on behalf of the staff and commission, we are enthusiastic in our support of his appointment. i've known him for many years personally and professionally, first as corporate funder when he was running the ilrc and as a member of the asian law caucus family. we could have packed this room with supporters, students, admirers, etc., but there's plenty

when i graduated from uc-davis, i learned the theory of being a manager. i needed something to show the reality but i quickly learned the best way to acquire these skills was to watch and work with senior managers in the rec and park department. i've been fortunate to work with three outstanding managers. they were instrumental in my growth as a manager. i thank them. another ingredient needed to be a successful manager is to have a great team. my supervisory team -- may have been instrumental in the golf and turf operations by completing tasks to the highest standards possible of any group of people i've ever seen. i would also like to thank the gardening staff, the teamsters, the operating engineers, everyone who makes my operation possible, even down to the local vendors and everyone that keeps my organization running. thank you. as you all know, san francisco has hosted premier events, the charles schwab cup, the recent nfc championship games. these events put san francisco on a national stage. every employee, supervisor stepped up and made both events

for good reason says this uc davis student. >> it can be dangerous for people to be outed. i don't think it's safe to be identified in a college. >> now the reason academic senate said they ruled out putting that orientation box on the application to protect privacy. but it still leaves the question, would students be required to check gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender or just yes or no? that has still been undecided by the uc region. live in berkeley, i'm robert lyles, cbs 5. >> it could make or break the case against ross merckmy. today a judge ruled prosecutors can use a video clip showing bruises on the arm of the wife of the san francisco sheriff. don knapp on why jurors may not see the key piece of evidence. >> a three-judge panel ruled that they may be used in the prosecution of ross mirkarimi. a bruise on the arm of mirkarimi's wife, received new year's eve after her husband allegedly grabbed her during an argument. lopez refused to testify against mirkarimi and tried to block use of the video. claiming attorney client privilege because the video was made by a

is holding hearing to decide whether to release a report on a police pepper spraying incident at uc davis. the judge released a tentive ruling saying he was leaning toward releasing the report. the police union argued releasing it and the names of the officers would violate state law. campus police sprayed peaceful protesters in the face with pepper spray last november during an occupy demonstration. attorneys for the union are expected to appeal any decision releasing the report. >>> apple tells us it still possible to walk in and get a new ipad despite big crowds who camped out overnight. some of those customers were joined by protesters who were not as concerned about the device as they were about the people who make them. >> reporter: seconds before the front doors opened and scott minor is the first guy in line. he's greeted by khaoeurs from inside the downtown san francisco appletore as open with a couple hundred other streeted kursten what is a tradition wait in line, plunk down a few hundred bucks and walk out with -- >> i use it everyday, i love everything that apple comes out wi

court hearing today means a report on last fall's pepper straying incident at uc davis won't be released today as expected. the union representing uc police is asking a court to block the release of the report until its own investigation is complete. campus police officers sprayed students in the face with pepper spray last november during an occupy process. the -- protest. the union attorney says they don't want their names published. >>> four more woman saying they were victimized by a man posing as a doctor. he remains in custody after he was arrested in december. he's accused of performing dangerous cosmetic surgeries out a license, including liposuction that infected a woman's abdomen. the latest women to come forward had gone to his office on mission street during the past three years for facelifts and other procedures. one woman's surgery was botched. another claims she was groped during an exam. >>> you are waking to a little drizzle that is going to change. >> first of all the drizzle is going away. mike the winds pick up later, right? >> absolutely already starting they will ge

some protesters marched all the way from oakland to uc davis yesterday before walking to the capitol today. trying to prove a point there. >>> and for the first time ever, a sitting president of israel is here in the bay area. shimon peres arrived last night. this morning he toured the research and investment center for ibm. the focus of the trip is about innovation and technology. he will be in the bay area until thursday. >>> president obama is meeting with israel's prime minister at the white house today. this comes as there is growing concern that israel could attack iran's nuclear facilities. mr. obama reaffirmed his position that he will not take any options off the table when it comes to iran. >> my policy here is not going to be one of containment. my policy is prevention of iran obtaining nuclear weapons. the united states will always have israel's back when it comes to israel's security. >> also today the white house and president obama will hold his first news conference of the year. not clear though what he plans to discuss. >>> back here in the bay area, thousands of yah

the horse fell into a creek in eldorado county yesterday, firefighters and uc davis vet emergency responsem used ropes and cables to rescue the animal. by the end of the rescue effort the horse was eating and drinking and didn't appear to be injured >>> california national guard is marking historic military promotion. sylvia crockett is the guard's first latina brigadier general. governor presided over the ceremony yesterday. she entered the guard in 1992, rose through the ranks. >> california national guard and the army as a whole was the first organization to integrate. we are a very progressive organization. we have put aside the whole issue with the don't ask/don't tell so everybody serves freely without reservations. >> brigadier general crockett is director of the strategic communications for the state's military department. >>> authorities are warning a scam involving facebook, thieves try to imitate the voices of your children, grandchildren or friends to trick you into sending them emergency money. >> sorry for the bad connection i really need your help i'm in a lot of trouble. >>

says this uc davis student. >> i think it can be dangerous for people to be outed. i don't think it's safe. >> now there is more. the region's academic senate decided to remove the sexual orientation box from the application siting they wanted to protect privacy. there is still an unanswered question. would the students check gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, or yes or no? elizabeth, at this hour, they have yet to decide. >> all right, robert lyles, thank you. >>> crucial ruling in the ross mirkarimi domestic violence trial. prosecutors can use a key piece of evidence against the san francisco sheriff. but as don knapp reports, that could still change. >> superior court ruled that the video from which these still frames were taken may be used in the prosecution of sheriff ross mirkarimi for alleged domestic abuse. the video shows a bruise which lopez received after her husband allegedly grabbed her during an argument. lopez refused to testify against mirkarimi and tried to block use of the video, claiming attorney client privilege because the video was made by

no also in oakland today a judge ruled portions of report on the pepper spray incident at uc davis can be released to the public. the incident happened on november 18th when a police officer pepper sprayed protesters, and -- the video of it went viral. attorneys want them to seal portions that deal with the officers matters, the judge granted that for now. >> san francisco mayor said he wants to see the video of the sheriff's wife that was used as evidence in the domestic battery case. >> we are requesting the court to release to us that video. i think it's important piece of fact. >> reporter: the mayor said seeing the entire video for himself will help him died what if any action he should take against the sheriff after his sentencing set for monday. low said he also plans to review a large stack of documents before he makes a decision. this after san francisco da told the chronicle that it he had doubts about the sheriff's guilty plea to false false imprisonment. he said if he doesn't believe is he guilty the da should go have the trial. he said he will bring bring up the concerns o

. >> we will get to read the majority of a highly anticipated report on the uc- davis pepper spray incident. a judge ruled today that university of california officials can release most of that report. a campus police union was looking to block the entire report. the portions would violate the officers' privacy will remain sealed. university attorneys have not decided whether it will release a partial person of that report. >> remembering a nuclear disaster when your note tonight. >> it was like having the great san fransisco earthquake and hurricane katrina all of the same time. >> hear from a man that was in the middle of it all. >> and, quite a major hollywood actor was handcuffed and hauled off to jail. ♪ [ male announcer ] aggressive new styling. a more fuel-efficient turbocharged engine. and a completely redesigned interior. ♪ the new c-class, with over 2,000 refinements. it's amazing...inside and out. the c-class starts at just $34,800. >> one year ago tonight, rising radiation levels at the fukushima nuclear power plant in japan forced the evacuation of most emergency workers. the t

a judge may decide to release a report on the pepper spray incidents at uc davis. the judge indicated he plans to deny a request to keep the report under wraps. the campus police union wants it sealed saying it contained confidential information about the officers involved. the judge could release the report this morning or stay his decision for two weeks if the union wants to file an additional appeal. >> a question, ready. >> i think so. >> brace yourself for that i-frenzy. the ipad going on sale in a few hours. >> customers are lined up outside apple stores to get their hands on the third generation model. bob redell is live at the downtown san francisco apple store. what's it look like out there? >> reporter: that's what everyone is hoping to get their hands on in under 3 1/2 hours when the store opens. looking at the new ipad, what makes it different is that it's got better resolution which might be hard to tell on our shot here. it's got a faster processor and allows you to dictate your e-mail. there is a good -- under 100 people here outside the store on sto

. >>> another ruling today involving the well publicized uc davis incident. last december they sprayed a peaceful crowd of protesters. officials may release most of their report on that incident but sections that could violate the privacy of the police officer's involved will remain sealed for now. an attorney for one officer says that his client has received threats. >> our goal was not to try and avoid releasing the entire reports it was just certain sections. >> we think the public has a right for the information and should get it as soon as possible. >> they will get word on that later this month. >>> a set back for the gold dust lounge as it struggles to stay open after 80 years. the bar does not meet the criteria for historic status. the mag managers there began battling an eviction order of the building's owner wants to lease the space to a clothing retailer. >>> parking officials in san francisco say a new high-tech crunch. including an app using street sensors to show where there is parking. it measures the demand for parking, raising the price on th

i ended up leaving the area to go to school at uc-davis. since then, i settled -- san francisco has been and always be home for me. i know the city quite well. i know what some of the issues are. i still follow san francisco. my love for the area has driven me to want to do something and be a part of the committee that will take action. supervisor kim: ok, thank you. next we have sheryl davis. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for this opportunity. i thought i could give some insight into how i ended up here and what i hope to gain by being a part of the committee. i came to san francisco as a student of san francisco state. i became a part of a program called the multicultural allowance. it worked to put teachers of color in independent schools. i was very fortunate that the school had a commitment to social justice. i was able to create a program called heart to heart. sharing resources, leveraging opportunities, opening the school doors and exposing kids to the same opportunities that the families in pacific heights had. after --

they marched more than 70 miles over the past several days and they are camping out at uc davis tomorrowhey will finish the march to sacramento this group will be joined by a number of other bay area groups bused to the state capitol. it's expected to bring an estimated 10,000 protesters urging education reform. >>> fewer than 2 days until super tuesday and latest rasmussen polls show the republican presidential race is still anybody's game. last week rasmussen showed santorum is leading romney. tonight a new rasmussen poll in tennessee shows element identical. santorum 34% romney 30. in both states santorum had a substantial lead in polls taken two weeks ago. several states in a dead heat the candidates were criss- crossing the country campaigning this weekend. 419 delegates at stake in 10 states. right now mitt romney has the most delegates. but as drew levinson reports super tuesday could be a game changer. >> reporter: the gop frontrunner went to georgia sunday where he served up pancakes and promises. mitt romney again ignored his republican rivals and attacked president obama. >> h

for good reason, says this uc davis student. >> i think it can be dangerous for people to be outed. i don't think that it's safe to be identified in a college. >> reporter: robert lyles, cbs 5. >> again, the sexual orientation box could be on the statement of intent. the regents academic senate decided to move the box from the application, saying it wanted to protect privacy. >>> four students began their cross-country walk today in support of the dream act. the walk kicked off at the golden gate bridge with a rally in support of the students and their mission. the dream act would give undocumented students who have spent most of their lives in the u.s. permanent residency while they complete their education or military service. most were brought to the u.s. as children and may have never been in the countries of their birth. >> we are for all intents and purposes americans, just not on paper. and we just want an opportunity to show this great nation that deserve and definitely belong here. >> the students will walk across 13 states and hundreds of communities to raise awareness and