davies express strong discontent with the north's officials he said. they failed to show they're serious about making concessions. we call on north korea. to meaningfully. in the direction of the demands made by the international community to give up its nuclear weapons. that or that we had a good discussion this is part of the ongoing negotiation process among six countries for north korea's denuclearization the baby's bed earlier with china's nuclear envoy would die away who chairs the six party talks in beijing. they agreed to put more pressure on the north. if readers don't take action. davies plastic ordinate with japan and south korea as well as china to keep the pressure on the north. military officials from both and both north and south korea say they are counter any provocation from the other side. this weekend marks the third anniversary of the north shelling of a south korean border island the north korean military fired artillery shells on the old goat island in november two thousand and ten four people were killed including two civilians s

so i'd like to support no. 2 other than i don't like the davies shuttle -- i am a parent of a 7-year-old and a 4-year-old and having been through hundreds of hours of bus driving training, knowing that if i -- hopefully i will some day -- drive the 21, if i was driving the 21 i would not want the little shuttle vans, they are famous for parking in the muni bus zones. the big busses, a lot of those drivers have been through training and i think the problem is actually the davies shuttle bus which comes through picks up people who are parking in our neighborhood, people park in our neighborhood, the davies bus picks their people up and keep going. my children love the tour busses. i don't think the tour busses are dangerous as a former tour bus driver. and my last name is wilson, it's the no. 1 scotish name in the united states of america and if it was president for the vikings invading england i would not be here. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> john billow, berry toronto, espinola jackson. >> my name is john billow, i'm a local tour operator. if there are so many tour busses going

skinny ver none davis along the sidelines for 21. he can't find anybody open on the left side of the field, bias time, fires a bullet for the touchdown to make it 17-6 san francisco. he was 15 passes completed for 235 yards in his 3rd touchdown to vernon davis, which made it a blowout 24-6 in the 3rd. it was 27-6 in the 4th and the defense put their stamp on the game. smith with the second of two sacks of the game. 49ers are 7 and 4 and back in the playoff picture. let's go to vern glenn in dc. >> all right. did you know the last time anquan bolden had two touchdowns in a game, december of last year in fedex field. he and offensive attack and a suffering defense was enough to get it done tonight. >> we played football tonight, but we definitely didn't play our best game. >> you can see the excitement in kaepernick's eyes. >> he's been taking a lot of criticism. >> i don't listen to it. i don't read it. i don't want sports center. i'm worried about winning games. >> one thing i like about colin is he's always hanging in there. i don't

she is the code founder of code pink and author of drone warfare also in washington we have morris davis he is a professor at the howard university school of law and in new york we cross to. he is a journalist and a former fellow of the council on foreign relations where i cross talk rules and effective means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it i mean if i can go to you first in washington before we talk about the look ality and you're teaching elements and moral elements of the drone policy i'd like you to reflect upon the fact that only four lawmakers listened to that pakistani family that made it all the way to washington who lost a loved one in a drone attack is official washington just doesn't care. oh definitely i don't think official washington cares very much if they did they would have done something over all these years that we've been using drones to try to get to the bottom of it they haven't demanded that the legal justification for drones be made public they haven't demanded that secondary strikes where people are killed just on the basis of suspic

>>reporter: more on davis. before we go pan down to the shoes here. we have a couple of pretty good -- if the shoe of pretty good -- if the shoe fits we'll say >> looks like your shoes tonight dan. more of interview tomorrow night in the 6:00 o'clock newscast. sports brought to you by riff rock casino oychlt all about the foot wear. >> those are some shoes. >> bright idea from down under. >> why one family is running up el ♪ at our thanksgiving we're gonna make our turkey fly ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. it's the ultimate sale on the only bed clinically proven to improve sleep quality. the sleep number bed. once you experience it, there's no going back. for one week only, queen mattresses start at just $599.99. and save 50% on our limited edition innovation series beds. plus special financing. only at a sleep number store. sleep number. comfort individualized. ♪ it's black friday ♪ we're shopping deals ♪ in little black dresses ♪ cute hair and heels. ♪ let's go! ♪ that's

>>reporter: more on davis. before we go pan down to the shoes here. we have a couple of pretty good -- if the shoe of pretty good -- if the shoe fits we'll say >> looks like your shoes tonight dan. more of interview tomorrow night in the 6:00 o'clock newscast. sports brought to you by riff rock casino oychlt all about the foot wear. >> those are some shoes. >> bright idea from down under. >> why one family is with grands mini pot pies. only four ingredients. and a few easy steps. weeknight dinner in a flash. and my family devours them. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls, with cinnabon cinnamon, are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. make breakfast pop! nothing calls them to the table faster. look at the wake up weather. bundle up in the morning. chilly start. high clouds temperature. you notice 30's and electricity until about 8:00 a.m. mike is here 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. >> thanks sandhya. >> we are a month from christmas tonight but the decorating sea

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> can't get enough of that. penguins waddle all the way on >>> a mystery witness comes forward a doctor who spotted a missing hospital patients days before she was discovered dead in a stairwell. >> pockets of rainfall pushing through parts of the bay area, we'll have a look in just a moment. >> let me see your face so i can put it on camera. >> did police go too far handling this man? >> and police reach a deal to restore their pay cut. why the city may still have trouble keeping them on the >> here is a live picture where commuters are battling elements. first significant rainfall making for a slippery and slow drive home. good evening, i'm dan ashley. iets not a big storm, but forcing drivers to use wipers. take a look. this is highway 101 in marin county. >> here is a shot from the east bay. >> this from civic center where light sprinkle brought out the umbrella brigade. >> well, things started getting more active now just hours ago, most rain moving down into the south bay and peninsula and mainly light. bu

in the "60 minutes" piece, dylan davies, a security contractor, told logan that he was at the consulate in benghazi and witnessthe attack, but it turned out he had earlier told the f.b.i. he was not there during the attack. the review by cbs news director of standards and practices al ortiz, found logan and mcclellan did not sufficiently vet davies' account of his own actions and whereabouts that night. the review said the fact that davies was telling conflicting stories was knowable before the piece aired. but the wider reporting resources of cbs news were not employed in an effort to confirm his account. at cbs news' request, lara logan and max mcclellan are take a leave of absence. today, pope francis denounced trickle-down economics as unfair to the poor as he presented a vision for his papacy in a 224-page document, the pope wrote that money must serve, not rule. he also urged priests to get out of their churches, get their shoes muddy and get involved in the life of their faithful. from a new statement, we turn to an old book that is up for auction tonight. this book of psalms dat

in the "60 minutes" piece, dylan davies, a security contractor, told logan that he was at the consulate in benghazi and witnessed the attack, but it turned out he had earlier told the f.b.i. he was not there during the attack. the review by cbs news director of standards and practices al ortiz found logan and mcclellan did not sufficiently vet davies' account of his own actions and whereabouts that night. the review said the fact that davies was telling conflicting stories "was knowable before the piece aired. but the wider reporting resources of cbs news were not employed in an effort to confirm his account." at cbs news' request, lara logan and max mcclellan are taking a leave of absence. today, pope francis denounced trickle-down economics as unfair to the poor as he presented a vision for his papacy in a 224- page document, the pope wrote that money must serve, not rule. he also urged priests to get out of their churches, get their shoes muddy and get involved in the life of their faithful. from a new statement, we turn to an old book that is up for auction tonight. this book of psa

davis. i'd like to take public commit. is there any member of the public who intends to speak against the renewal. there is a group through rearrangement we agreed to devote 15 minutes. i'm going to read the names. you can lineup at the microphone you'll have 15 minutes. individual speakers will not be minded just be mindful there are other people behind you that wish to speak (calling names) i apologize not t. (calling names) maybe you should read them (calling names) >> okay. please given you may start the timer now. >> good evening thank you, commissioners i want to thank you for the opportunity tonight. my name is fernando i'm the director of the creative arts director school. 20 years ago our school was an audit and that was in the city of san francisco. momentum built and here we are 20 years later carrying out that idea with the same goal to provide students within the san francisco unified school district the opportunity to have a child hands on arts strrtd arts education that farther their unique creativity and pr

davis. i'd like to take public commit. is there any member of the public who intends to speak against the renewal. there is a group through rearrangement we agreed to devote 15 minutes. i'm going to read the names. you can lineup at the microphone you'll have 15 minutes. individual speakers will not be minded just be mindful there are other people behind you that wish to speak (calling names) i apologize not t. (calling names) maybe you should read them

davis. >> mr. davis, on these you bring them in to us in the morning of the hearing is there any way that you could get them into the office before the hearing so that we can review them? >> of course. >> yeah. because i know that you go to so much work with these but it would be nice before you would make a presentation on it. >> no problem, i have been talking about this, more than four years. >> yeah. >> the next up is 5122 third, and it is the silo church and another case of blight and notices of violations and director's hearings and orders of abatement and i will bring that one up next month. >> 5122 third street. >> okay. >> item 7. >> could i have a comment? >> sorry commissioner mar? >> so, i know that the commission has been pushing the staff hard on this back logs of nov so i just wanted to thank mr. louy and everyone who has worked on updating this regularly, and that i think this is very helpful. i had a question, because this came up in the previous discussion regarding putting

government carte blanche to go in anywhere but as colonel morris davis said this is a terrible precedent that we're setting for the rest of the world and no matter what kind of arrangement was made with the pakistani government earlier on it certainly has not been made with the present government and ben emmerson the un rapport tour said that even if the military of pakistan made an agreement with the united states the military is not the elected government we have to go by what the elected government says which is stop the drone strikes but i would agree with piers there is certainly a responsibility for the pakistani government as well somebody should acknowledge the strike somebody should compensate the families and it is good that the pakistani government finally went to the united nations to denounce stern strikes just recently more imminent danger go ahead jump in please do this is crosstalk. if i could i think you know one misnomer i'd like to clear up as we've talked about the drone program and they're actually drone programs plural because we have two separate programs we have o

abc7 and vernon davis have teamed up. every week we have special access to the star tightened after each game. today vernon started and caught four passes and had a touchdown despite a concussion last sunday. in his post game chat with mike shumann vernon discusses an anemic offense and coping with back to back losses. >> it was extremely tough. we came into this game with expectations to win. we didn't win. we failed. it is not the end of the road. we still have the rest of the season. we are not doing that bad. wore not doing -- we are not doing bed at all. we just have to go out and execute. we made a few mistakes. we have to bounce back and win out. >> under 200 yards total offense and 80 yards rushing. you can't say that was a good offensive performance today. >> no, we have to own up to it. we have to own up to it and humble ourselves and just take it. just take it. just take ownership in it. we did come out and play our best game. i know and the team knows as well that we can come out and play a lot better than we

abc7 and vernon davis have teamed up. every week we have special access to the star tightened after each game. today vernon started and caught four passes and had a touchdown despite a concussion last sunday. in his post game chat with mike shumann vernon discusses an anemic offense and coping with back to back losses. >> it was extremely tough. we came into this game with expectations to win. we didn't win. we failed. it is not the end of the road. we still have the rest of the season. we are not doing that bad. wore not doing -- we are not doing bed at all. we just have to go out and execute. we made a few mistakes. we have to bounce back and win out. >> under 200 yards total offense and 80 yards rushing. you can't say that was a good offensive performance today. >> no, we have to own up to it. we have to own up to it and humble ourselves and just take it. just take it. just take ownership in it. we did come out and play our best game. i know and the team knows as well that we can come out and play a lot better than we

when colonel morris davis said that it's not the platform it's the policy i agree but your listeners should know and your viewers that the drones are special in that they can hover overhead for days and weeks at a time and terrorize entire villages so it's not just who is killed and maimed it's also a collective punishment and we know in yemen and in pakistan children who can't go to sleep at night they're free to go to school so recognize how this is terrorizing entire populations what more can the pakistanis do because again as it's always pointed out when you're dealing with pakistan and we have the government and we have the military i mean is there going to be a resolution there because pakistan could be a first good step in reining in this policy in reining in the americans. yeah but pakistan of pakistan needs to rein in the militants pakistan has to eliminate the sanctuaries of. pakistani tribal areas sanctuaries of al qaeda and taliban and as i mentioned this is really complicated in the sense that now the americans are leaving from one is than the focus will be on counterter

davis. >> mr. davis, on these you bring them in to us in the morning of the hearing is there any way that you could get them into the office before the hearing so that we can review them? >> of course. >> yeah. because i know that you go to so much work with these but it would be nice before you would make a presentation on it. >> no problem, i have been talking about this, more than four years. >> yeah. >> the next up is 5122 third, and it is the silo church and another case of blight and notices of violations and director's hearings and orders of abatement and i will bring that one up next month. >> 5122 third street. >> okay. >> item 7. >> could i have a comment? >> sorry commissioner mar? >> so, i know that the commission has been pushing the staff hard on this back logs of nov so i just wanted to thank mr. louy and everyone who has worked on updating this regularly, and that i think this is very helpful. i had a question, because this came up in the previous discussion regarding putting tenant

when colonel morris davis said that it's not the platform it's the policy i agree but your listeners should know and your viewers that the drones are special in that they can hover overhead for days and weeks at a time and terrorize entire villages so it's not just who is killed and maimed it's also a collective punishment and we know in yemen and pakistan children who can't go to sleep at night they're free to go to school so recognize how this is terrorizing entire populations what more can the pakistanis do because again it's always pointed out when you're dealing with pakistan and we have the government and we have the military i mean is there going to be a resolution there because pakistan could be a first good step in reining in this policy in reining in the americans. yeah but pakistan of pakistan needs to rein in the militants pakistan has to eliminate the sanctuaries. on the pakistani tribal areas sanctuaries of al qaeda and taliban and as i mentioned this is really complicated in the sense that the americans are leaving from of understand the focus will be on counterterrori

but i'll ask you again, what do you think about buying the stock in vernon davis? >> i don't get this concept. do they need money? . >> i honestly don't think they need money. he's not married, hasn't blown it yet. i just think there's a feeling that people are so attached to football players that they think -- and i'll say it lowly, there's enough suckers that say, i own a piece of vernon davis. a little bit. you never met a guy who just admitteded he was wrong and fell -- admitted he was wrong and fell on the sword. jackie, i hope you understand this. every time i'm in a good mood and you read about this, never mind. riche incognito postponed his grievance hearing challenging suspension until the nfl completes its investigation into the bullying scandal. this guy is through. who the heck wants to associate with him anymore? can. >> the odds have already dropped now it's 28 and 1/2 for the big game. stanford one, the last three meetings. they need to beat cal. they still have a shot at the rose bowl. shaw and dykes, doing a little chatting today. >> you want to be

. >> reporter: pamela davis was one of those taken into custody. she says it was hard to make ends meet when she worked at walmart as a manager. >> i had to take on a second job. i had two part-time jobs. >> walmart claims # 9% of its employees make more than minimum became, paid on average $11.33. >> that's a poverty became. they are having to take on second jobs, they're having to use food stamps, rental assistance, other public programs to get by. >> reporter: walmart managers said today's protests were peaceful. they're not surprised the protests took place on the same day as black friday. >> we understand they want to use today to get their message out. we dope like it, but we respect their right to do that. >> reporter: protesters say they don't want people to boycottball part, they just want to pressure them to their employees enough to live. >>> here's a look at what consumers had to face for traffic on black friday. from 5 to 8 p.m. tonight, two b.a.r.t. police officers and 6 community service agents on are hand at the westland oakland sta

three plays later, longest pass play of the game for kaepernick. 17-yard for vernon davis. vernon started despite a concussion lasts. controversial play right rear late fourth. brees rocked, fumbles. penalty thrown, hit to the head. saints keep position and tie it with the field goal. 20-yards there to coltston, then the game winner from 31 yards as time expires. 23-20 saints. they're 8-2, the niner is second straight loss, they're now 6-4. afterwards ahmad brooks on the game-changing hit. >> very frustrating. i mean, the game could have went a totally different direction, and i'm just mad because that was a big play in the game. and we lost the game, and that's probably the reason why. >> unfortunately, yeah. a reminder, we'll have another addition of vernon's view. only on abc7. >> from college walk on at penn state to undrafted free agent to a three touchdown passing performance today in his first ever nfl start in a nutshell, that's the story of matt mcgloin. former president george w. bush, the ceremonial coin toss. worked out well for the raiders. texans opening drive

davies/jones. one is intelligence agencies after he landed from benghazi and the other a few weeks later fbi came to his home in whales. >> consistency gives you confidence. >> i would like to see those reports and if anybody in the administration would like to leak them, it's elilake@thedailybeast. >> did he tell you his story to those folks is consistent with what he said on "60 minutes"? >> he said that what i told the fbi -- what i told these others is consistent with what's in my memoir and consistent with what i said. >> i want to quickly get to one question. it seems to me that this story and cbs has been aggressive on it, used as a political football in some ways and coverage of this story itself has been part of the political discourse. tell me what the stakes are for people like republicans on the hill and for people like hillary clinton who was secretary of state at the time of this. >> you have lindsey graham who is in a very tough republican primary in south carolina now saying he's go

so severe they brought it here to the uc-davis veterinary school's raptor center to save its life. >> little tiny vampires. this bird would not have made it had it not been brought to rehab and it's been here three months. it's probably going to need to be here a few more months before it's going to grow its feathers back out and be able to return to the world. >> reporter: the patient is kept in this special area away from the other birds. after three months of treatment, the bird looks a lot better. feathers are growing back. and its attention to suroundings is returning. this is the first adult golden eagle to ever get these mites. researchers have a lot of questions. do you know how they got on the bird? >> no. we don't. >> reporter: any idea? >> we don't at this point. you know? i mean, we have speculated about several things. >> reporter: sure. >> you know? but we really don't know. >> reporter: this is a different eagle and shows what they should look like. thick brown feathers, legs completely covered, huge talons that will rip your arm apart if not protected. and biologists b

a 1997 lawsuit davis filed against ft. worth star tell graham for defamation. worth noting davis making her case claimed the nasty newspaper by virtue of criticizing her damaged her mental health. think about that, the best candidate texas democrats could find to run is a lady who claims a newspaper caused her mental health. with all the courage of a middle school bully, eriksson seems to suggest she's too feeble minded. adding emotional distress is routine in defamation cases. the digital media law out of harvard university notes plaintiffs who file defamation lawsuits often add an intentional infliction of emotional distress as an alternative theory of liability. as with most women in texas, it is clear conservative attacks on wendy davis will come early and come often and nothing, not decorum and certainly not facts will stop them. ♪ ♪ you get your coffee here. you get your hair cut here. you find that certain thing you were looking for here, but actually you get so much more. when you shop at these small local businesses, you support all the things that

davis is a convicted murderer. his criminal past wasn't revealed in a local television and newspaper reports before the election including this article in the flint journal titled "everything you need to know about the fifth ward plenty city council race." how did the media miss this fact and is this the inevitable result of cutbacks in local newsrooms around the country? joining us now from east lansing, michigan, vincent duffy, chairman of the radio television digital news foundation. and here in washington, richard prince who covers news about journalists of color in his online column. so, as journalists, i think we're used to politicians becoming convicted felons after they get elected so this is kind of an unusual thing. vince, you wrote about this for the newsletter. what happened here? >> well, this was really a problem of the newspaper to begin with. they just didn't cover it. they had a questionnaire that wantwaz david filled out and sent in and that's the basis of everything you need to know article that

three plays later, longest pass play of the game for kaepernick. 17-yard for vernon davis. vernon started despite a concussion lasts. controversial play right rear late fourth. brees rocked, fumbles. penalty thrown, hit to the head. saints keep position and tie it with the field goal. 20-yards there to coltston, then the game winner from 31 yards as time expires. 23-20 saints. they're 8-2, the niner is second straight loss, they're now 6-4. afterwards ahmad brooks on the game-changing hit. >> very frustrating. i mean, the game could have went a totally different direction, and i'm just mad because that was a big play in the game. and we lost the game, and that's probably the reason why. >> unfortunately, yeah. a reminder, we'll have another addition of vernon's view. only on abc7. >> from college walk on at penn state to undrafted free agent to a three touchdown passing performance today in his first ever nfl start in a nutshell, that's the story of matt mcgloin. former president george w. bush, the ceremonial coin toss. worked out well for the raiders. texans opening drive

. >>> scientists at uc davis are calling it a quote strange anomoly. a large number of dead star fishlining the california coastline. they are dying from cstar wasting disease. it costs them to lose their arms turning them into goo. they report the disease killed up to 95% of the animals in tide pool populations. it is never this widespread. the sampling found it from alaska to southern california. >> they are going to work on that one. >> i was going to wonder how you were going to transition that to me. >> i am not going this. roberta? >> yes. we allowed the wind advisory to be canceled. good evening. now, take a look at the live camera. looking out towards the bay bridge and the waters are calm, the skies are overcast and currently air temperatures are 87 degrees in oakland east to the bridge. due west at 57. also in san francisco. to the south, san jose, middle 50s to the north. a pair of 5 and santa rose a today's highs. again, cooler than yesterday. but in one location, san francisco, yesterday, checking in at 60, today, 61, down from the average

to be a cure of anything at this point colonel davis there's two events on the rise near there's a new national defense authorization act that's going to be debated on at the end of this year there's usually that's usually been used to deal with quantum zero and at the end of bird sometime next year the war in afghanistan is supposedly going to course that was passed with the authorization for use of military force which underpins guantanamo when the war in afghanistan ends does the a u m f go away and what does that do to guantanamo well it does i mean that spend kind of debated argument on whether that was a legitimate justification this law of war you can detain the enemy notion but certainly even that notion twenty fourteen so there's about thirteen months for the u.s. government to figure out what we're going to do with these guys can they make up a new legal fiction to justify keeping them where they do the right thing and begin repatriating the ones that need to go home and prosecuting the ones that need to be prosecuted but it passed in the past the same. and armed services com

>> for the record i would like to say commissioners mark hiller and todd davis were with us from the beginning of the meeting. >> i want to remind folks that in room 201 there are some light fresh refreshments. and thank you all for being here tonight. the meeting is adjourned. >> >> >> well good morning, everyone and welcome. i'm mike co- hill president of the west bay regular alienate. this event will kickoff the construction of two new state of the arc earthquake save hospitals in san francisco. one hospital here on this site in the center of san francisco and a second hospital at the caesar chavez in the growing neighborhoods of the southeast section of the city. today is a pivotal point in the history of the medical center and for the health care system in san francisco. for one hundred and 50 years cpmc has been providing citizens with the most advance mcavailable. with the construction of our two new hospitals we'll be in positional to continue to serve the medical needs of the residents of san francisco for decades to come. we also have with us the president of the board of s

well dylan davies worked for the state department in libya. he was the manager of the local guard force at the benghazi special mission compound. and he described for us his actions that night, saying that he had entered the compound and he had a confrontation with one of the attackers, and he also said that he had seen the body of ambassador chris stevens in a local hospital. and after our report aired, questions were raised about whether his account was real. after an incident report surfaced that told a different story about what he had done that night. and you know, he denied that report and he said that he told the fbi the same story that he had told us. but what we now know is that he told the fbi a different story to what he told us. and you know that was the moment for us when we realized that we no longer had confidence in our source and that we were wrong to put him on air, and we apologize to our viewers. >> why were you convinced that dylan davies was a credible source, that the account that he provided was accurate? how did you ve

to be a cure of anything at this point colonel davis there's two events on the rise near there's a new national defense authorization act that's going to be depended on at the end of this year there's usually that's usually been used to deal with one ton of mo and at the end of bird sometime next year the war in afghanistan it's supposedly going to end of course that was passed with the authorization for use of military force which underpins going to win the war in afghanistan ends does the u m f go away and what does that do to guantanamo well it does i mean that's been kind of debated argument on whether that was a legitimate justification this law of war you can detain the enemy notion but certainly even that notion and twenty fourteen so there's about thirteen months for the u.s. government to figure out what we're going to do with these guys can they make up a new legal fiction to justify keeping them where they do the right thing and begin repatriating the ones that need. go home and prosecuting the ones that need to be prosecuted but it passed the indiait is passed out of the se

but no date but hates to sign a partnership agreement suite be used davis president said the european integration is a chance to rebuild our economy increase the quality of confidential prosperity for citizens to get a society with the cave nation ay ay ay ay ay ay. granny was organized by the government's he wants to say the candidates to brussels however the countries under pressure from russia. he says considering that the eu would have serious consequences for more days than i. bolivian plane has crashed while trying to dance during bad weather in the north of the country. ate at the eighteen people on board were killed but said a prop plane caught fire as it landed near the border with the sale of an idiot and i never ofcom report is technical problems but to play. the mets around said it is at the center of alcohol and drug allegations has apologized for making mistakes brought forward admits if he was not perfect and refuse to step down the man has made headlines could open the arctic canadian police announced they had the video can you see what appears to be the case. police i

happy to know the victim has finally been compensated. >> john pike, the campus police officer at uc davis who pepper sprayed those protestors will receive $38,000 in workers comp for the depression and anxiety he suffered in the aftermath. >> stephen: folks-- i know, i'm happy too. it is the biggest payout for assaulting people's eyes since transformers 3. (laughter) so i want to give a tip of the hat to john pike for finally getting compensation for the brutality of john pike. this man cannot walk down the street without being called a pepper spray guy. and that stings. not as bad as pepper spray but still pretty bad. because the cornea coddlers out there turned this guy into the worst thing you could possibly become, an internet meme. an internet meme! so folks, pike has gotten justice. but what of the occupied protestors whose eyes were so dangerously squirtable. >> john pike will receive $38,000 in workers comp, by comparison the 21 people hit by the pepper spray and the otherwise peaceful protest, each received $30,000. >> stephen: sure, the protestors got less but on the bright side

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here's abc lindsay davis. >> reporter: according to one study, 7 of 10 teens have accidentally stumbled across porn online. but experts are asking is the average teen really ready for this? >> hard-core porn. right on my phone for anybody to access. >> reporter: we also suspected porn can't be good for the teenage brain but tonight a new study. is there now scientific evidence to back that up? >> when you put porn into google, what does he think is going to come up? probably pictures of make a naked woman. he's account putted into a woman of sexual violence. >> reporter: gail, the author of a book called "pornland" says for this the average teenage boy porn is his first formative impression of sex. >> he doesn't have a reservoir of his own experience of sexuality with other people. he's probably never had sex with another human being. >> reporter: and not just boys. this girl was only 12 years old when she shockingly admitted she's not only seen porn but she understood all the innuendo. >> it says if you dress this way you'll be treated well or you'll be powerful. sex is powerful. >> re

uc davis warning about that attack. >> a a former stanford player left dolphins last week. now, his teammate, ritchie incognito is accused of sending him rarely slurs. david? >> coaches and players hold jonathan martin in high reward. ritchie incognito admits he's no choir boy. the brunt of the alleged harassment is jonathan martin. he has taken a leave of absence after reports of verbal abuse by ritchie incognito. he left him a message beginning with the n word and threatening to kill him and also reports he shook him down for 15,000ses today finance a trip for team members. the dolphins have suspend incognito who had dismrin problems during his college career. he is voted dirtiest player by peers the raiders coach says bullying has to be monitored. >> that is something you want to keep an eye on. but i don't think we have issues with any that have stuff on this football team. >> there is a culture of hazing in sometimes teams this is a video documenting how rookies had to demean themselves.. >> i like shorts up a little bit. >> we asked the coach how he polices harassment

representative glyn davies discussed the proposal with they south korean counterpart. >> in all of about four hours of discussion, very wide range. we talked about all aspects of the north korean issue. and we will come back to the table tomorrow. >> davies plans to sit down with a senior japanese official on wednesday. ihara is chief of the foreign ministry's asian affairs bureau. negotiators to the six-party talks last met nearly five years ago. north korean officials want to resume the talks without preconditions. china chairs the forum and its leaders back the north's position, but officials in the u.s., south korea and ja fan want to see concrete action first. they're calling on leaders in pyongyang to make progress on denuclearization. >>> japan's financial authorities are reinspecting the mizuho bank to see if the bank unintentionally filed a false report on local loans to criminal syndicates as the bankers claim. they say its officials didn't investigate thoroughly and that they made a mistake in saying that the top executives knew of the lending policies. the financial services

you know, there were essays, angela davis wrote a series of essays, but carol boys davies actually does have a book, and for anybody, any particular young scholars or graduate students or young writers looking for a project, you know, i actually think that there's -- i have a triptick of women artists, but there's a similar book, a companion book that could be of the women activists that would include claudia jones or ella baker, all of whom were in harlem at this time. .. >> what i've been seeing -- i mean, i don't mind of other cultures sharing the music, appreciate our music, and, you know, to some extent it's been going on, especially with music. pat boone is one example taking hits from black artists, cross over 1950s, and what are your thoughts on fighting it? just accept the slide of, you know, what are your thoughts on -- or your ideas, you know issue other than teaching our children what we can do to stop the -- not appreciation, but appropriation, you know, and i just -- one recent example that comes to mind, i didn't see it, but, you know, the mtv music video awards, you know