davis, ucsf mission bay, uc merced and ucla. when we were there, there was a good amount of public comment. students started to wait to get in 7:30 8:00 this morning. a lot of familiar faces, the same group of students went inside quietly sat and got up for a public comment period each got one minute to voice their concerns. move of what was discussed was tuition-hike related students are fed up of increasing fees. of course people upset about the pepper spraying incident here at uc defense and the violence at uc berkeley this month. one of the last speakers to talk said she is an 30 representing 30 students. she demanded the charges again the protesters be dropped among other things. >> we demand that you stand with the students on this campus. what you have done is prioritize private interests over the safety and well-being of the students and the public integrity of this institution. we demand that you resign immediately. >> why do you and your police -- [ inaudible ] i want an answer. >> why do you not use your position to p

davis, ucsf mission bay, uc merced and ucla. when we were there, there was a good amount of public comment. students started to wait to get in 7:30 8:00 this morning. a lot of familiar faces, the same group of students went inside quietly sat and got up for a public comment period each got one minute to voice their concerns. move of what was discussed was tuition-hike related students are fed up of increasing fees. of course people upset about the pepper spraying incident here at uc defense and the violence at uc berkeley this month. one of the last speakers to talk said she is an 30 representing 30 students. she demanded the charges again the protesters be dropped among other things. >> we demand that you stand with the students on this campus. what you have done is prioritize private interests over the safety and well-being of the students and the public integrity of this institution. we demand that you resign immediately. >> why do you and your police -- [ inaudible ] i want an answer. >> why do you not use your position to p

davis and uc berkeley were just exercising their rights to free speech. and police overreacted. >> to say that locking arms is an aggressive move is again an overreaction. people are concerned about economic inequity in this country and to protest and to lock arms to me seems like quintessential first amendment activity. >> resignation! >> reporter: students are calling for resignation and the tension between occupy protesters and police doesn't seem to be going away. the uc davis police chief says the decision to use pepper spray was made. the task force will release funding in 90 days. >>> and in oakland the occupy protesters moved their encampment to the city's you town neighborhood. thousands marched and tut up tents in an empty lot at 19th and telegraph. nbc bay area's kimberly terry is there with what's happening right now. >> reporter: those thousands have turn the into dozens. take a look. there have been repeated calls for occupiers to stay as long as they can to occupy this space despite the rain and the cold. right now they continue to is the u

robert lyles is at uc davis with details. robert. >> dana, the tent city that launched this entire pepper spray event is still thriving here at uc davis as i step out of the way. many of the protesters vowing to stay, saying they are looking for clothing and food donations. inside those tents are students who identified two of the most hated people on this campus. the chance chancellor and the cop behind that trigger of the pepper spray. nearly 1200. >> i want to know why you didn't feel you could address the students. why you felt you had to address the media. >> packed this auditorium. >> the police officers have no respect for the students. >> directed at the chancellor. >> i want to know what you are doing right now, today, to make sure that students have the right to protest. >> campus rage is on high, following the incident that has been seen around the world. students accused katahi of giving police the green light to spray what they say is an obviously peaceful demonstration. he since placed the police chief and both

. >>> at uc davis, more damage control. the chancellor held a town hall meeting answering questions about last friday's pepper spray incident that is getting international attention. alan wang is live at uc davis with the latest on the school. al -- alan, there is an administration under fire. >> and the students are feeling less pressure in the camp that has grown to about 70 tents. today for the first time the chancellor spoke at length with students and faculty about friday's incident. the uc davis chancellor addressed the students and faculty for two hours tonight. >> i need the chancellor to spend a lot more time with the students. >> this after being turned away from a student gathering this afternoon. >> she doesn't deserve a platform above us. >> but tonight, she apologized, answered questions and listened. >> he has re-- she has refused to resign and had this to say when asked about using the pepper spray. >> it does president involve me. it involves the vice chancellor. >> do i feel terrible? absolutely. >> john m

the uc davis police officer that pepper sprayed peaceful students. tonight, we're hearing from another police officer who says he, too, was a victim of that officer's bad behavior. robert lyles is at uc davis tonight. >> nearly 1200. >> i want to know why you didn't feel like you had to address the media. >> packed this auditorium with almost all of their verbal venim. >> i want to know what you're doing right now, today, to make sure that students have the right to protest. >> campus rages on high boil following the pep r spray incident that has been seen around the world. giving uc davis police the green light to spray an obviously peaceful demonstration. he since placed the police chief on administrative leave. more about them in a minute, but listen at her apology. >> i am requesting that those charges against the students who have been arrested be dropped. >> yet watch as the chancellor's efforts to apologize to occupy protesters is shut down. >> can i ask a question? >> i'm sorry. >> the chancellor may have been silenced, but calvin refuses to

>> the violence on the campus of uc davis happened because of camping. students were staging a protest in solidarity with the other occupy movements. they put tents on the quad. police were there to remove the tents. sound familiar, doesn't it? this is what's happening all over the country. in new york, in oakland, in portland. the uc davis chancellor was just following the blueprint for breaking up the occupy movements. i'm joined now by jesse lagreca, protester, activist and freelance journalist. what do you make of what you saw on that tape? >> it's absolutely deplorable, you know? to me it makes me feel like -- the cost of living is going up, your paychecks are getting decreased, your wages are declining and if you don't like it, i have a can of pepper spray for you. it's something we should be shocked and disturbed by. >> do the occupy people need to make a statement in how they want to deal with law enforcement before this spirals out of control? >> we've made several statements about engaging in civil disobedience in a peaceful exemplifies that. h

>> the violence on the campus of uc davis happened because of camping. students were staging a protest in solidarity with the other occupy movements. they put tents on the quad. police were there to remove the tents. sound familiar, doesn't it? this is what's happening all over the country. in new york, in oakland, in portland. the uc davis chancellor was just following the blueprint for breaking up the occupy movements. i'm joined now by jesse lagreca, protester, activist and freelance journalist. what do you make of what you saw on that tape? >> it's absolutely deplorable, you know? to me it makes me feel like -- the cost of living is going up, your paychecks are getting decreased, your wages are declining and if you don't like it, i have a can of pepper spray for you. it's something we should be shocked and disturbed by. >> do the occupy people need to make a statement in how they want to deal with law enforcement before this spirals out of control? >> we've made several statements about engaging in civil disobedience in a peaceful nature. the video e

. >>> at uc davis, more damage control. the chancellor held a town hall meeting answering questions about last friday's pepper spray incident that is getting international attention. alan wang is live at uc davis with the latest on the school. al -- alan, there is an administration under fire. >> and the students are feeling less pressure in the camp that has grown to about 70 tents. today for the first time the chancellor spoke at length with students and faculty about friday's incident. the uc davis chancellor addressed the students and faculty for two hours tonight. >> i need the chancellor to spend a lot more time with the students. >> this after being turned away from a student gathering this afternoon. >> she doesn't deserve a platform above us. >> but tonight, she apologized, answered questions and listened. >> he has re-- she has refused to resign and had this to say when asked about using the pepper spray. >> it does president involve me. it involves the vice chancellor. >> do i feel terrible? absolutely. >> john m

especially, at uc davis. they are calling for a general strike there they are hoping to shutdown that campus. upset after vick -- upset activists say the regents are unfit to represent the interests of students. they won't be meeting as a group in san francisco as they usually do. they are going to meet by teleconference. this meeting once postponed because of concerns of violence. students want to be heard this is where all of the locations of the regents will be. ucsf mission bay, uc davis, uc merced and ucla that's where you go in the bay area you come here to san francisco. if you would like to participate in the public comment portion. they've extend it, it is usually 20 minutes, today an hour. from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.. no word on how long the protests will last, police are definitely gearing up for the first time since we've been covering meetings we've been asked to park down the block outside of this front door. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 5:03. within the last hour officers have given occupy l.a. pr

>> the violence on the campus of uc davis happened because of camping. students were staging a protest in solidarity with the other occupy movements. they put tents on the quad. police were there to remove the tents. sound familiar, doesn't it? this is what's happening all over the country. in new york, in oakland, in portland. the uc davis chancellor was just following the blueprint for breaking up the occupy movements. i'm joined now by jesse lagreca, protester, activist and freelance journalist. what do you make of what you saw on that tape? >> it's absolutely deplorable, you know? to me it makes me feel like -- the cost of living is going up, your paychecks are getting decreased, your wages are declining and if you don't like it, i have a can of pepper spray for you. it's something we should be shocked and disturbed by. >> do the occupy people need to make a statement in how they want to deal with law enforcement before this spirals out of control? >> we've made several statements about engaging in civil disobedience in a peaceful exe. how can you at

is a graduate of uc davis. it was just 11 of you sitting there, 11. just 11. this wasn't a demonstration of 30,000. this wasn't a large encampment of 200 tents in portland. this was just 11 students in a not very well known uc campus. and the images of this have resonated around the world. in the same way that the lone young man standing in front of the tanks at tiananmen square resonated. this will be an iconic moment in this occupy wall street movement which clearly now has shifted to an even larger movement on campuses. and i think that people will remember months or years from now that you uc davis was the moment that occupy wall street went to the college campuses and this is going to just spread like wildfire i think across campuses in the country. >> i hope so. i really hope so. >> kase wheatley, can you please stay with us through this break? we're going to continue this conversation after the break. if you can stay with michael moore on the show here. we're going to be back with more on the occupy prot

thank you include uc davis, the uc davis academic senate, the yolo county sheriff, the yolo county district attorney, the state senate education committee, and today uc president said he retained william bratten to conduct an independent investigation for the university of california. >>> after 24 hours, the latest occupy oakland encampment is no more. it was late last night when occupy yes, sirs took over a vacant lot near 18th and linden streets. about 9:00 oakland police went to the lot and told demonstrators it was time to leave. protesters gathered their things and left. there was no confrontation, no arrests and no citations issued. police acted on the request of the owner of the lot. >>> sutter help is being sued. someone stole a desk top computer from sutter health in sacramento. that happened on october 15th. patients were not notified, however, until last week. according to the sacramento bee, a class action lawsuit accused sutter of negligence and was filed yesterday. a sutter spokesman says the company deeply regrets the theft. >>> california added 27,000 jobs last month, the se

. >>> more outrage at uc-davis today. people are asking for the chancellor's resignation. students are holding a general assembly. a half hour the chancellor made an appearance. nick janes reports from davis. >> reporter: frank and grace, this is an amazing scene. you have the "occupy" uc-davis general assembly that started at 11:00 that's still going on now. then that surprise appearance by chancellor linda katehi standing among students for quite some time wanted an opportunity to speak to them to address their concerns and actually was not allowed to do 10. there was some disagreement among the occupy uc-davis people regarding the guidelines of the meeting they were running. some students wanted to hear her, others did not. she was then not allowed to speak and so she talked to the media afterward again condemning what happened last friday when students were pepper sprayed when demonstrating peacefully on the quad of uc-davis and again said changes needed to be made in the wake of that. she called it a horrible mistake. so we asked her, was it a horrible enough mistake

those were filmed a few days ago at uc davis. the damage has already been done, officer in riot gear heavily pepper spraying students seated on the ground. the students were taking part in occupy uc davis on friday. this has gone viral, and a huge push for the university chancellor to resign. she said she will not step down and she is also deeply disturbed by the incident. >> what it shows, really, very unexpected and very sad and really very inappropriate. i would say, at least on the face of it. >> >> campus police say a commander made that decision to spray the students after they refused to leave >> san francisco, more marijuana dispensaries will be put on hold. san francisco examiner reports at least 11 pot clubs in the permitting process are being delayed because the city is waiting to find out whether the state supreme court will uphold a ruling changing the relationship between medical dispensaries -- republican candidates on stage in an iowa church to talk about the role of religion in public life. as drew levinson shows

davis, uc merced on ucla. the public comment portion has been extended it is usually 20 minutes long today they are going to give it an hour. they want you to know they are not going to be talking about tuition increases. some uc staff members will give a presentation about possible other sores of rove knew for the system -- sources of revenue for the system other than taxes and tuition. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> police arrested three people so tar this morning after ordering occupy l.a. -- so far this morning after ordering occupy l.a. to leave an intersection. hundreds gathered in the street after a midnight deadline passed to vacate. these are live pictures. it appears police have gotten a lot of folks out of the intersection on to the sidewalk and corner. we are hearing that there were water s thrown at officers as they started -- water bottles thrown at officers as they started to clear out the streets. protesters are told to get out of the street. you are looking at a live picture. lots of people st

all of it caught on video at uc davis. >>> and time to hit the slopes. we have a rundown of the ski resorts that are open for business just a little bit early this year in time for the thanksgiving holiday weekend. this is "today in the bay." >>> and we are looking live at the transamerica building. looking a little cloudy and a little gray, but the rain, where is it? that's what you want to know today. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez look with meteorologist rob mayeda. either bring your bags to the grocery store or don't get paper bags. >> yeah, that's true. paper bags may have some trouble. depending where youe,ar you might want something over your head. san francisco, that's an interesting view. i've been watching this on the rad radar. we have a line of good showers there. we have some downpours. thosareas of orange you see there, just a few moments ago some lightning with that. of.wereth been a history ofhofs lightning offshore. weakening as it gets closer to the peniul a. you can expect downpours in the next five minutes. san jose, not so b

and there are new calls for uc- davis' chancellor to step down. now, that follows a tense town hall meeting following the controversial pepper spray incident. >> now is the time to think back and say... >> students blasted chancellor linda katehi for allowing it against peaceful demonstrators. they say they have a petition with 80,000 signatures demanding her resignation. the campus police chief and the two cops who wielded the pepper spray are now on leave. >>> new details about a lawsuit involving one of those officers. former campus cop calvin chang says that he recognizes the stance an attitude of lieutenant job pike during the student confrontation. now, he claims that the university knew pike was a loose cannon because chang sued him years ago for using an antigay slur. >> i had reported that my supervisor referred to me as a [ bleep ]. the university did nothing about it and promoted john pike. >> that lawsuit ended in a $240,000 settlement. >>> former bart officer johannes mehserle is expected to testify in a federal trial today. he and fo

uc davis police used pepper spray at close range on students who were trying to protect the uc davis camp. the students sat on the ground and did not try to resist, as you can see here. 11 people were treated at the scene for exposure to pepper spray and two more went to hospital for treatment. >>> tonight occupy oakland is running into vocal opposition regarding the location of the new encampment. the movement plans to take over a vacant lot on 19th and telegraph. but many neighbors in the area want occupy to occupy someplace else. here is nick smith. >> i don't want it in my front yard, my backyard nor my side yard. >> if the participants of the occupy oakland movement were expecting a warm reception from the folks who live in oakland's uptown neighborhood, they are in for a rude awakening. >> this is not the way to do it. >> members of the movement held a rally where they pledged to march down telegraph avenue tomorrow. >> we are going to march and shut down some banks. >> but it is what they say they will do after that has many concerned. it is the r-word, reoccupation. >> people

what some are demanding from the uc davis chancellor. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. protestors marching through the streets in oakland for hours and ended up in the one spot the city tried to protect with. don knapp is in oakland where protestors have now pitched tent in a vacant lot in the city's uptown neighborhood. don. >> reporter: ann, that's right. for about five hours loud speakers blared. loud speakers blared in what we can only describe as in your face defiance of oakland city rules to contain occupy oakland. raining but still a hard group is out. after marching for a couple of hours through oakland's downtown hundreds of protestors did exactly what the city had repeatedly warned them not to do. headed for the park. tore down fences and moved in. then celebrated their takeover with a party. loud music blared from high powered speakers, occupiers set up camp. at least 16 tents were on the ground. others erected a huge tarp attaching it to decorative things in the park. police helicopters flew overhead. dozens of officers who spent much of their day took no ac

uc-davis' reputation could be riding on it. less than a wook after campus police at days of davis were captured on camera brazenly pepper spraying "occupy wall street" protestors the president of the university of california ordered a factfinding mission. my intent, president mark yudof said in a statement, is to provide the community with an independent unvarnished report about what happened at davis. >> resign, resign! >> reporter: after a raucous campus rally at davis monday, yudof tapped former l.a. police chief william bratton now a security consultant to lead the investigation. bratton said he wants to know this about the officers seen spraying. >> were they within the policies of the university of california, the laws of california? >> reporter: but we checked and couldn't find u.c.-davis' police policy manual online. >> i urge uc-davis if they don't have their procedures available to the public, they need to make them available to the public. >> reporter: ladoris cordell former judge and independent auditor of the san j

uc davis police used pepper spray at close range on students who were trying to protect the uc davis camp. the students sat on the ground and did not try to resist, as you can see here. 11 people were treated at the scene for exposure to pepper spray and two more went to hospital for treatment. >>> tonight occupy oakland is running into vocal opposition regarding the location of the new encampment. the movement plans to take over a vacant lot on 19th and telegraph. but many neighbors in the area want occupy to occupy someplace else. here is nick smith. >> i don't want it in my front yard, my backyard nor my side yard. >> if the participants of the occupy oakland movement were expecting a warm reception from the folks who live in oakland's uptown neighborhood, they are in for a rude awakening. >> this is not the way to do it. >> members of the movement held a rally where they pledged to march down telegraph avenue tomorrow. >> we are going to march and shut down some banks. >> but it is what they say they will do after that has many concerned. it is the r-word, reoccupation. >> people

tuition hikes and police use of force on student demonstrators packed the uc davis auditorium to give regents a piece of their mind. >> this board does not adequately represent the needs and wishes of the students and faculty of this you thought. >> reporter: the special teleconference took place at four uc campuses. but the only ring gends physically at the site were the student regents who say they would have liked to have been joined by their colleagues but the regents decided it wouldn't be wise. >> the best way to have the meeting continue to be at davis and have as few police as possible was to have just almost exclusively the senior regents. >> reporter: student regents look eed puzzled as students chanted and formed a sharing circle. many are still call issing on the chancellor who dodged reporters' questions too step down. while all denounced the actions of police. >> it's really upsetting that all this happened with the pepper spray incident, like obviously i feel like everybody will agree that it was an upsetting incident. however, i think that we're taking it in the right

joining us now, uc davis chancellor linda katehi. thank you, chancellor, for joining us. >> oh, you're welcome. thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak with you. >> you said that it was a sad day or day that you would not want to remember on campus on friday. explain what you meant by that. >> well, we had -- we had an event that i hope we will not really see again on our campus. we have been in the last 2 1/2 weeks dealing with student unrest. our students are very upset. and they are very frustrated and they are trying to find ways to express this frustration. on thursday they tried to -- they created a camp. they set up a camp on our quad, and which is against university policies for a number of reasons. safety primarily is one concern, and health. now, the group that set up the camp was not only uc-davis students but the group had individuals from outside of our community. which really increased our ability to help them and provide support. we were very worried about their own security, safety, and their own health. >> w

uc davis police used pepper spray at close range on students who were trying to protect the uc davis camp. the students sat on the ground and did n to resist, as you can see here. 11 people were treated at the scene for exposure to pepper spray and two more went to hospital for treatment. >>> tonight occupy oakland is running into vocal opposition regarding the location of the new encampment. the movement plans to take over a vacant lot on 19th teleg. but many neighbors in the area want occupy to occupy someplace else. here is nick smith. >> i don't want it in my front yard, my backyard nor my side yard. >> if the participants of the occupy oakland movement were expecting a warm reception from the folks who live in oakland's uptown neighborhood, they are in for a rude awakening. >> this is not the way to do it. >> members of the movement held a rally where they pledged to march down telegraph avenue tomorrow. >> we are going to march and shut down some banks. >> but it is what they say they will do after that has many concerned. it is the r-word, reoccupation. >> people who want to d

so the tents, they are backtest the uc-davis campus. students are also shouting for the resignation of their chancellor. they pepper sprayed a seemingly peaceful crowd on friday. the chancellor has since apologized and says it should never have happened, but many students and faculty say it's too little, too late. among them is nathan brown, an assistant english professor from uc-davis who joins me live via skype. your chancellor spoke out yesterday saying she is sorry. police were not supposed to use this type of force. she wasn't at that rally on friday. it's truly now infamous where police pulled out the pepper spray. some would say it was more like a pepper hose. but what is your opinion on why she needs to be forced out? >> well, what we've seen over the past two years at uc campuses is a systematic use of police brutality to terrorize student and faculty protesters. and there has to be accountability somewhere down the line. and i'm afraid that on our campus, the buck stops with the chancellor. the chancellor, as you've said at th

. >>> at uc davis, the chancellor is under fire and two police officers are on leave after police pepper sprayed a group of sitting protesters. we'll have the live report with the police chief at uc davis at 10 after the hour. >>> turning to politics, the big story on the sunday morning talk shows was the deficit cutting super committee. can it find a way to make a deal? if not, what happens next? here are some of the highlights. >> how does this end? does it end at midnight? do you put out a press release? do you vote on the separate plans? do you have a final meeting to go, we can't do it? how do you end this? >> if there is a republican who gets up today and says i can't let the country see a failure out of this committee, and comes to us and says i'm willing to say that there is revenue on the table, i will work all night long to get that put together and we can have a committee vote on it. >> there is still an opportunity, there is a plan on the table that would at least take us halfway to our goal, which is -- it is on the shelf, it is scored, it is ready to go. if the democrats ag

the pepper spraying of defenseless students at uc davis has some law enforcement officials upset. i'll talk to a police officer who has a better way to handle the 99% movement. >>> and president obama is thumping republicans on taxes in new hampshire. i love it. this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >>> where is the line when it comes to policing the 99% movement? the national uproar over these images continues. tonight, we'll talk to protesters, police and one of the most prominent occupy voices around, uc berkeley professor robert reich. >>> don't be a grinch. don't vote to raise taxes on working americans during the holidays. >> president obama is in new hampshire hammering republicans to extend the payroll tax cuts. >> for the average family, your taxes will go up $1,000 if congress does not act by the end of the month. >> i'll ask congresswoman sheila jackson lee if republicans will break their pledge to grover norquist just to spite the president. >>> mittç romney's first tv ads a big, fat lie. steve bennett of the "washington monthly" will help me debunk it. >>> and w

. >>> tents returned to the uc- davis campus last night. student government at uc-davis plans to speak out today about the pepper spraying of some of the protestors last week. thousands of people have signed petitions calling for the uc- davis chancellor to resign. >>> we'll have your traffic and weather coming right up. ,, ,,,, state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >>> good morning. well, if you cross the san mateo bridge you're usually used to really light traffic, today is not the case. check out this backup. westbound 92 there was an earlier accident. it

ucsf, ucla and uc davis. in fact, some groups have posted they plan to shut down operations at uc davis today. nbc bay area political analyst dr. larry gerstein says something has to give to curtail the rising cost of education. >> more than a general strike. more than protesting going to classes or protesting regent's trustees. people need to realize you have to find alternative revenues. that means taxes. from where? from whom? how much? security as if the president was in town. a meeting an hour and a half before the 9:00 a.m. scheduled meeting. again, there are fears and obvious concerns over what might happen can students. if you know the campus here at ucsf. it's an industrial area over by at&t park so not a lot of housing. wooep keel you posted. >> damien, thank you very much. we'll check back with you later on. >>> 4:44 now. syracuse university fired a long time assistant basketball coach after three men accused him of sexually abusing them when they were boys. now there's new evidence in the case. be

the chancellor at uc davis spoke before an angry crowd on campus today. many of whom called for her resignation. annette reports from davis. >> are you going to resign? any thoughts of resigning. uc davis chancellor ignored my questions about the increasing pressure to resign. the students and supporters are angry over friday pepper spray incident. in fact the campus faculty association called her tenure a gross failure of leadership. >> i'm here to to apologize. >>reporter: officers dressed in riot gear doused quiet seated occupied protestor with pepper spray at point blank range. sparked outrage because uc is known for the long history of free speech. >> i spent the summer in palestine. and i was in demonstration there is where we were tear gassed and i never, ever thought that i would come back to davis and experience that again. >> if you think you don't want to be students at the university like we have on friday i'm just telling you i don't want to be the chancellor of the university we had on friday. >>reporter: escorted from the rally under heavy

a rally set to begin at uc davis an hour from now. protesters will come from all over to express their outrage over campus police pepper spraying students last friday. katie marzullo is with the latest. huge fall-out. >> reporter: the chief of the uc davis police department has been put on administrative leave as one of the officers involved received an award in 2007 for saving a fellow officer from an attack. there are calls for the chancellor of the university to resign. little is left to interpretation. a uc davis police officer captured on video moving down the line of seated protesters pepper spraying each in the face. when he runs out a second officer joins in. >> police officer said he would spray us, i had no idea that was coming until it was already in my face. >> it was horrible. what it shows is very appalling for all of us. really shows the face for the university that we don't have. >> reporter: students were part of an occupy protest and set up tents on campus. police ordered them to clear out by 3:00 friday afternoon. t

>>reporter: we will take a live look at uc-davis town hall. you can see people there feeling in. the meeting has not yet gotten started but we will bring you that live. yesterday the uc chancellors spoke with students and apologize for what happened on friday. this meeting is being described as an open campus dialogue. meanwhile, uc- davis students pitched about 75 tents in the same spot where those peaceful protesters were pepper sprayed last friday. earlier today students held a press conference to discuss what their intentions were moving forward and they ask for accountability and ask for an individual investigation into friday's incident from the state attorney general. >> we will be able to find out what happened and reform policies. all the things that have been going on on the campus have been very disturbing and things need to change. >>reporter: we will keep tabs of that and bring you the latest. an office in walnut creek say man suspected of vandalizing a bank is associated with the occupy movement. take a look at the surveillance photographs taken of the suspect shot

a rally set to begin at uc davis an hour from now. protesters will come from all over to express their outrage over campus police pepper spraying students last friday. katie marzullo is with the latest. huge fall-out. >> reporter: the chief of the uc davis police department has been put on administrative leave as one of the officers involved received an award in 2007 for saving a fellow officer from an attack. there are calls for the chancellor of the university to resign. little is left to interpretation. a uc davis police officer captured on video moving down the line of seated protesters pepper spraying each in the face. when he runs out a second officer joins in. >> police officer said he would spray us, i had no idea that was coming until it was already in my face. >> it was horrible. what it shows is very appalling for all of us. really shows the face for the university that we don't have. >> reporter: students were part of an occupy protest and set up tents on campus. police ordered them to clear out by 3:00 friday afternoon. t

>>justine: we have new details about the occupy protest at uc-davis. the video that you're looking at now is one that a witness captured as an officer pepper spray protesters directly in the faces. this happened on friday while the protesters were sitting on the ground now the uc-davis chancellor has placed the two officers involved on administrative leave. the university's faculty association says that is not good enough. members of the group won the chancellor to step down. the chancellor says that she will meet or protesters to talk about police procedure later on today. this response comes after it filed a protest outside the building saturday night. the chancellor and her chief of police remain inside for hours after protesters quietly waited outside. finally the to be merged to head home for the night. >>james: a new occupy oakland campsite set up saturday night and are getting cleared by police it happened early sunday at 19th and telegraph a few blocks away from city hall. >>reporter: yellow crime scene tape and police squad cars line the stree

friday, uc davis police used pepper spray at close range on students who were trying to "occupy" the campus. the university of california president said, i intend to convene all ten chancellors to engage in a full and unfettered discussion about how to ensure proportional law enforcement response to nonviolent protests, end quote. the professor at uc davis adds he's like to see the disarming of the university of california police. >> those police were helmeted, visored, assault rifles and chemical weapons, and they were dealing with a group of about 20 students sitting on the grass. >> two uc davis police officers are on administrative leave following the use of the pepper spray. >> alan: in new york city a terror plot averted. police arrested a man suspected of planning to bomb police and post offices. the mayor said the 27-year-old suspect is an al qaeda sympathizer but was acting alone. police say he was also targeting active service members returning from iraq and afghanistan. during the news conference, new york officials demonstrated what would have happened if explosives he is

the students were the last of a group refusing to leave an encampment on the uc davis campus. ten people were arrested as a crowd of nearly 2,000 shouted at the police to back down. a uc davis spokesperson says only that they gave the campers ample warning to take down all tents and leave. >>> tomorrow oakland occupiers plan to open a new camp. some neighbors say they aren't welcome. >> tomorrow, november 19. >> we live here. this is not an appropriate place to have this happen. this is a public space. >> protesters evicted from frank ogawa plaza says they will resettle five blocks north in an empty lot next to the fox theater. people nearby say they don't want the occupy movement in their neighborhood. some welcome the protest. >>> the occupy san jose protests are living on top of city hall in san jose is gearing up for a cold, wet holiday season away from his family. shawn o'kelly, also known as cracker, is now on day 27. he asked to stay for 99 days. the city has given him a cease and assist letter, but it's too dangerous to go on the three story ledge and arrest him. he no

. >>> the pepper spray incident at uc davis is still causing repercussion on the campus and throughout the uc system. ken pritchard is live where a rally is just getting underway. ken? >> reporter: well, in just the last half-hour, the crowd went from several hundred to several thousand. these are students and faculty all here to protest what they call police violence. as seen in this video, seen around the world. two officers were put on paid leave after pepper spraying students friday in this same open campus area of the quad, the students were aligned with the occupy wall street movement and were protesting higher student fees and tuition. now, this morning, a uc davis chancellor announced that the police chief was also mayed on administrative leave. the can -- placed on administrative leave. many students here are not satisfied with the investigation. some blame the chancellor for allowing police to crack down on students. >> i saw the videos. it's the human rights violations. what happened was disgusting. i dent think it was necessary at all -- i didn't think it was necessary at a

. >>> a pepper spraying by police officers an uc davis prompts one leader to be placed on leave. >> this is bay area news at 7. >>> good evening, it's monday, november 21st. this is bay area news at 7. the family of a bay area marine killed in afghanistan returned home to danville late this afternoon and greeted by hundreds of supporters who lined the streets of their home. it's our top story at 7. we have the community's message for the family. >> reporter: this is a loss that has touched so many people in danville. relatives tell me the remains of lance corporal josh sadal are in philadelphia but the family returned home today and the support was immense. they came silently. some carrying flags and signs of love and support. others wrapped in the red, white and blue. >> i've known him forever. this is just heartbreaking. he was the nicest kid and everyone knew he was. >> reporter: joshua corall was killed last week in afghanistan. he'd been overseas two months doing the dangerous job as a mine sweeper. >> he was leading every patrol. to have that job means you're a good marine and have