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and also how many times that taser was used. live in fairfax county jackie bensen news 4. >>> new tonight, a bill to expand dna colles closer now to becoming law. the state senate unanimously passed that bill today. it would allow police to collect dna samples from people convicted of serious misdemeanors like stalking and indecent exposure. advocates say the move could help prevent crime by finding lynns between cases. it is also expect to pass the house. >>> supporters of whitney houston's daughter bobbi kristina held a candlelight vigil near atlanta today. as they pray for her recovy there's no questions being raised byabout possible facial and mouth injuries that she suffered. at the home in the atlanta where brown was found unresponsive in a bathtub last month. she's stil induced coma. >>> how human remains ended up along a walking path. someone found the bones along treadwell lane. the medical examiner is working to determine the identity and the cause of death. >>> a worker from a landscaping business is dead tonight. he

, taser!"se when another cop is in the line of fire. >> if one prong would go into me and the other prong would go into the suspect, the electricity would go through both of us. >> the groom blocks the taser. >> he hit it out of my hand and it went into the crowd. luckily, nobody got hit. >> suddenly, the groom passes out. >> who shot the stun gun! >> the brother-in-law mistakenly believes the groom was been tased and goes after the cops. then he's marched down the aisle. >> he jumped up off of the ground and attempted to charge at one of the officers that was standing directly behind me. i had to grab him. >> it's total chaos and then the groom is back on his feet. but not for long. >> you can see him get up again. so it's like, "night of the living dead." he's back up, in the crowd. >> i tried to talk to him, tried to calm him down. he swung a punch at me and i deployed a taser a second time. [ screaming ] >> and here comes the bride. >> his new wife came up screaming. it sounds like a gunsho

it states the patient became combative after being subdued by a taser. but there's a question tonight as to whether the taser use actually caused that medical emergency. the fairfax county sheriff's office confirms that an internal investigation is under way into what a press release describes as a medical emergency suffered by an inmate at the adult detention center in fairfax. the facility which has been recognized nationally was recently the filming for msnbc's "lockup" series. the inmate in question is a 37-year-old woman who has a history of mental health issue, according to sources. on january 26th, she was taken into custody under what's referred to as a courtesy hold for police in alexandria where she's wanted for judge, fire and medical services. on tuesday she was set to be transferred. the woman physically resisted deputies' commands. she became combative and clawed at a deputy and was restrained by use of a taser. she was moved to another area of the detention center where it says she experienced a medical emergency. the press release confirm

never made a move to raise his taser. fishingts investigators told the the family lawyers that they wanted to talk to any witnesses they may have. but they never offered any one. vehicle le, abc 7 news. >> golden gate bridge spokesperson says the if you barrier is safe after pin slipped free early today. zip slipped free early today. zipper truck moving the immediate an when it came to a halt. friend inch long one inch wide pin came loose and had to be repaired. spokesperson told us drivers were never in any danger. fight pin worked its way up out of that section. it hadn't moved a part in any large if noticeable amount. the zipper truck was in the area at the time so there wasn't a which for a car to have come and had a problem with the pin in that section. >> its took about half hour to replace the pin with bank on south side of the bridge. crew back out tonight to check the barrier tension and previously plan series of tests. >> spourpts and down the west coast reopen to cargo vessel briefly today. port including the p

doctors took the woman off life support to five days after she was tasered. investigators say she physically resisted deputies. but news4's darcy spencer spoke to someone who knew the w who shows us what the sheriff's office is now saying about the investigation. >> reporter: woman who was tasered at the fairfax county detention center after reportedly becoming combative died sunday after being taken off life support. she has been identified as natasha mckenna. she was 37 years old. the incident now classified as an in-custinmate death. the fairfax county police n notified and an investigation is underway. the county sheriff's office instead a statement that the department is fully cooperating with the investigation. fairfax county sheriff stacy kinkaid said in a statement, "we anticipate a prompt and comprehensive investigation and will continue to update our website as new informaavailable." a press release previously stated that she experienced a medical emergency after becoming combative and was subdued by the taser. questions are being raised about what

i chose to use my taser.ption to use a gun and not a taser, you get somebody set up to be killed who can't have their day in court. so lsh let's -- let's use the opportunity to use nonlethal methods. >> thanks for getting that training and appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me. >> that wraps up today's rf daily. thank you for taking your time to join. "the reid report" is up next. do not miss it. she'll be mad if you do. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. imagine if razors could move up and down, and all around. hugging tight, swirling left and turning right. behold, new venus swirl. the only razor with five contour blades and a flexiball. to contour to your tricky places, bones, bends and a

nieto was holding a taser. but all of the officers said they thought it was a gun.hey fired in defense of their lives when nieto drew his weapon. >> use that is gun against him, shooting is likely to occur. it is lawful. it is clearly constitutional. >> findings from the d.a.'s investigation include the following. the officers were 25 to 30 yards away when they fired a total of 59 shots were fired by the four officers. nieto died from multiple wounds from as few as ten gunshots. the report also mentions one witness who is encountered nieto and says he recognized a weapon to be a taser. he called a number what he thought was to reach police. >> he did not try 911. he called 311 which is the nonemergency number. he couldn't get through. >> other witnesses did call 911 reporting that nieto had a real gun. but the family and friends say the d.a.'s report has inconsistencies. they say them have a key witness who disputes the findings. >> they fail to interview the eyewitness that claims that alex nieto never held the taser in his hand, never made a move to raise his tase

a history of him using the taser on people. >> reporter: witnesses who saw him handling what appeared gun called police who told him to show his hands. he then squared off with them in a defensive stance. drew the weapon and pointed it at the officers who saw the red light coming from his weapon and thought it might be a laser. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> this is too incredible to accept. >> reporter: friends say police should have been able to recognize a taser. >> everybody else opened fire. pop, pop, pop, pop. they killed him. they killed him. that is murder. >> the district attorney offense says the dog owner was able to recognize the taser because he was close to him. while the officers were 30 yards away when the firings began. the district attorney asked the u.s. attorney to review the findings. a civil lawsuit is pending in alejandro nieto's death. >> the officers involved in the shooting, where are they now? what is their status? >> reporter: immediately following the shooting the four officers were placed on paid administrative leave. i am told they have returned to full

that weapon turned out to be a taser. kron-4's charles clifford has reaction from a family spokesperson on the decision. >>charles clifford: thirdadriana camarena is a friend of the family of alex neito. she says that they are disappointed by gascon's announcement but not really surprised. >>: you can expect a different result from the system r please investigate go clifford >>charles clifford: thirdin a letter to san francisco police chief greg suhr, gascon.. himself a former police chief... says that, "the officers were acting lawfully in self-defense and in defense of others when they discharged their weapons at mr. nieto after he drew and pointed a weapon which the officers reasonably believed to be a firearm." in march of last year, the 4 officers in question shot and killed neito after responding to reports of a man acting strangely and possibly carrying a gun here in bernal heights park. the officers say that when they confronted neito he pointed what appeared to be a weapon at them and that they opened fire out of

the officer who uses a taser on this man. >> ahh! >> the video on someone's phone, forcing them to investigate tonight. >>> and a warning for the cockpit. united airlines with stern words for its own pilots this evening. the near misses. passengers had no idea. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you here with us on a thursday night. we begin with the month wanted man in the world. a 26-year-old british man. the world has seen him wearing that mask in those gruesome videos from isis. taking the lives of so many hostages. tonight, our team right there in london outside the home curtains drawn. authorities on the scene in this west london neighborhood. and this evening, we hear from president obama, his reaction as u.s. authorities learn quickly about this young man from a middle class family. he went to college, studied to be a computer programmer. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross, leading us off tonight. >> reporter: the identity of the world's most wanted man is confirmed tonight as a 26-year-old college educa

never made a move to raise a taser. >> gascone says investigators told family lawyers they wanted to talk to witnesses they may have but they never offered anyone. >> the family of a man shot by oakland police this morning is questioning whether officers had to use guns. someone flagged down police to say a man was waving a knife around near the coliseum. a cousin of a 28-year-old urged police to days her son instead of shooting him. >> then seen my cousin with a knife in his hand. and i guess he wasn't putting the knife down. they shot him in his upper body. >> the 28-year-old is in critical, but stable condition. one officer was in field training but it's not clear if he is the one that fired both are routine leave. >> the bay area continues to fall under the spell of a mid february warm wave. this is video from downtown oakland. temperatures got up to 76 degrees here is a live picture looking west. you can't ask for better weather. let's turn now to live doppler 7 hd and spencer christian. >> well it was a much warmer than average day and record warmth for this time of the year. h

when he aimed it at my dog i could tell it was a taser. >> there's a problem with mr.ems with mental health. there was a problem with him using the taser on other people. >> reporter: other people called police who told him to show his hands. according to the report, mr. nieto then squared off with them in a defensive stance, drew the weapon from the holster and pointed the weapon directly at the officer who is saw the red light coming from mr. nieto's weapon and thought it might be a laser sight. >> this is two incredible to prevent. >> everybody else opened fire. and they killed him. they killed him. that's murder. >> reporter: the district attorney says the dog owner was able to recognize the taser because he was standing close to nieto where as the officers were more than 30 yards away when they began firing their weapons. the da has asked the u.s. attorney's office to review the findings of his report. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> isis fighters today staged an attack on an air base where u.s. forces are training iraqi troops. a group of

never made a move to raise a taser. >> gascone says investigators told family lawyers they wanted to talk to witnesses they may have but they never offered anyone. >> the family of a man shot by oakland police this morning is questioning whether officers had to use guns. someone flagged down police to say a man was waving a knife around near the coliseum. a cousin of a 28-year-old urged police to days her son instead of shooting him. >> then seen my cousin with a knife in his hand. and i guess he wasn't putting the knife down. they shot him in his upper body. >> the 28-year-old is in critical, but stable condition. one officer was in field training but it's not clear if he is the one that fired both are routine leave. >> the bay area continues to fall under the spell of a mid february warm wave. this is video from downtown oakland. temperatures got up to 76 degrees here is a live picture looking west. you can't ask for better weather. let's turn now to live doppler 7 hd and spencer christian. >> well it was a much warmer than average day and record warmth for this time of the year. h

the report also mentioned one witness who encountered nieto and said he recognized the gun to be a taser said it was a number to reach police. >> he didn't call 911, he called 311, which is a nonemergency number. couldn't get through. >> other witnesses called reporting nieto had a real gun but nieto's family and friends say the report has inconsistency and they say there's evidence suggesting that he may have fired his taser at police. >> then the officers would have clearly seen that what he would have fired is wire out of a taser. it is completely incredible to believe that they would not have seen that. >> one woman said they have a key witness who disputes the findings. >> they failed to interview the eyewitness that claims that alex his hand, never made a move to raise his taser. >> the investigators told the family lawyers that they wanted to talk to any witnesses that they have, but they never offered anyone. vic lee, abc7 news. >> a golden gate bridge spokesperson said the new barrier is safe after a ten-foot spree yesterday. a 14-foot long, one inch pin came loose and had to be

the report also mentioned one witness who encountered nieto and said he recognized the went to be a taser said it was a number to reach police. >> he didn't call 911 he called 311, which is a nonemergency number. couldn't get through. >> other witnesses called reporting he had a rile gun but nieto's family and friends say the report has inconsistency and they say there's evidence suggest egg may have fired his taser at police. >> then the officers would have clearly seen that what he would have fired is wire out of a taser. it is completely incredible to believe that they would not have seen that. >> one woman said they have a key witness who disputes the findings. >> they failed to interview the eyewitness that claims that alex nieto never held the takesner his hand, never made a move to raise his taser. >> the investigators told the family lawyers that they wanted to talk to any witnesses that they have, but they never offered anyone. vic lee, abc7 news. >> a golden gate bridge spokesperson said the new barrier is safe after a ten food accident yesterday. a 14-foot long one inch pin cam

. >> showed me his taser gun. the camera is on the bottom part of it. it.when he activates it. bill: how do cops feel about it? of a positive? enables them not to have to may be aggressively jump on somebody to subdue a potential criminal. >> in this case is saved the life of the police officer but there are definitely strict guidelines. bill: bill anderson. >> i thought i was family. your trying to get rid of me teesix you covered a lot of the stuff. what is your take on the situation? >> it's very likely this is a young man you could not have done much with. in this case police had an alternative that allowed everyone to go home. >> we talked about this years ago. they they get the billy club oregon. his taser establishes that middle ground. you need to have guidelines. >> put it down. put it down. >> it ultimately helps police officers in the committee. the community criticizes them political force. they have an option. >> a 17-year-old. the only thing, only thing, over a hundred 94,000 followers on a histogram. bill: just tell me. >> an annual event. co

taser, taser, taser! stay down. >> let her go!t tased but i'm not going to get sprayed. >> i told them one day, i'll get tased and ever since then, a lot of the crew members are asking me, hey, jake, when are you going to get tased? you said you were going to do it. >> he always wanted to get tased for some reason. i can't figure out why but every facility he would visit for whatever reason it didn't happen but when we went to shoot fairfax we were able to fulfill that dream of his. >> it's a weird thing somebody wanting to get tased. what's the philosophy behind that? >> i don't know. i've been sprayed before. i've been around that and i've watched people get tased. i want to -- i eat a lot of the foods that are here and i want the full experience without being locked up. >> a lot of times, some of the people that i meet, we don't have much in common. we're from two different worlds. but while i'm in there, if i can kind of walk a mile in their shoes, whether it be by eating what they eat, playing the games they play -- it's not

shares of taser getting hit in today's session.and body camera maker falling 16% on earnings. let's bring in rick smith. great to have you with us. >> thanks. good to be here. >> it was an eps miss on inventory. revenue strong across the board. analysts like the revenue number. higher expenses seem to be what spooked the street. sgna, r and d will go up, this in order for you to grow and take market share, protect your dominant market share. can you give us color, though, on the trajectory of those expenses and how long they'll continue to be elevated? >> sure. well, you know, we're running two very interesting related businesses. we've got our core business, the taser weapons, it's growing and generating a lot of cash and highly profitable, but we have this new exciting cloud and wearables business that most people think of the body cameras, but it's really the back end is most interesting. that business segment grew at about 370% pace over last year. so as we look at that, we see very strong indications that now is the time for u

to control her, force her in a chair, put restraints on her and during that they reacts and gets tasered pat least four time. she goes into -- at least four times. she goes into cardiac arrest. >> reporter: deputies decided the to wait for the community services board employee who works at the jail and is supposed to help people with mental illness. >> they needed police officers to talk to her, try to work with her, not confront her like rambo. >> reporter: now the fairfax county police department is investigating the incident. sources tell me right after the incident happened the sheriff's department locked the doors and refused entry to those detectives. identify asked for comment from the sheriff and also the community service board and was told they can't comment because it's an ongoing investigation. reporting live in fairfax, peggy fox, wusa9. >> it's sad and troubling. >> that fatal incident is expected to come up at the community services board meeting tonight. that starts at 7:30 at the fire contact county government . >>> -- fairfax county government center. >>> a short while

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. >> i have a line, a scar there, from where the taser was turned sideways over my heart. it's called a kill shock. >> july 7th, 2012, 5:00 p.m. in castel berry, florida. zacomo piriofo, known as z, and his fiancee noel price have just gotten off work. on the way home, they cross the street and stop at a check-cashing store. about ten minutes later, as they leave the store, a police officer accuses them of jaywalking. >> crossing the sidewalk which affected the flow of traffic. >> did anyone get hurt? >> can i see your i.d. it doesn't matter -- >> they deny they were jaywalking and don't understand why this is a criminal investigation, which requires them to present i.d. >> what do i need to provide you i.d. for? >> the fact that you committed an infraction. >> that's not a statute, sir. >> give me your i.d. >> it's not a lawful command. >> i did not fit the criteria for someone who should be stopped and identified, period. >> you shouldn't be afraid to stand up for your rights and you shouldn't be afraid to be given an explanation for something. >> castel berry police dec

. >>> a prisoner in fairfax county jail is on life support after deputies used a taser on her. she was arrested last week wanted for assaulting an alexandria police officer. tuesday the deputies were trying to get her from the jail to alexandria when they say she wouldn't follow orders and they pulled out the taser. captain tyler cory said a few minutes lapsed between the tasing and when the woman had a medical emergency. deputies administered care and she was taken to a local hospital. >>> a family pet is warming up on dry land tonight after falling into an icy lake. this photo from fairfax county fire and rescue shows the 1 1/2- year-old black lab in freezing cold water. firefighters in special suits jumped in and pulled that pup to safety. the dog will be fine and reminded everyone of how dangerous it is fire officials did, to walk over iced over lakes and pond. >>> chief meteorologist topper shutt tracking quite the warm- up. can we really see 50 degrees, top? >> i think so. maybe upper 50s by sunday. if you're going out, you still need a coat, 28 in gaithersburg now, 34 do

some are wondering is this raising questions about the need for tasers on campus. investigators describe the teenager as "out-of-control." a source said the high school student came back from lunch drunk. other students say, yes it was obvious to them he was drunk. >> the kid looked drunk. the stuff punched an officer and picked a teacher up off the ground and students then saw an officer use his taser on the kid >> whoa...i not it was unnecessary. he was drunk. you scripts to taze him. >> parents too, wonder if that force is appropriate on a high school campus. >> i believe though should use whatever force is necessary for the safety other kids. tasing is kind extreme. they could have used physical force. our resource officer is a wonderful, wonderful wonderful member of our community and he knows all of the students and has a fabulous relationship with them. >> the principal is standing by the officer who is a member of the concord police department. having him on campus is new and she is grateful here is here. >> our school has an officer in the past but because

that weapon turned out to be a taser.ifford has reaction from a family spokesperson on the decision not to charge the officers. we are disappointed. >>reporter:adriana camarena is a friend of the family of alex neito. she says that they are disappointed by gascon's announcement but not really surprised. >>reporter:in a letter to san francisco police chief greg suhr gascon.. himself a former police chief... says that, "the officers were acting lawfully in >>reporter:self-defense and in defense of others when they discharged their weapons at >>reporter:mr. nieto after he drew and pointed a weapon which the officers reasonably believed to be a firearm." >>reporter:in march of last year, the 4 officers in question shot and killed neito after responding to reports of a man acting strangely and possibly carrying a gun here in bernal heights park. the officers say that when they confronted neito, he pointed what appeared to be a weapon at them and that they opened fire out of self defense. >>reporter:in all, the 4 officers fired

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. >> that's what you have tasers for. you don't have use violent force all the time. it's out of hand with oakland police. >> reporter: we don't know if man will survive his injuries. as for opd, they say it will take them some time to determine whether it was the rookie officer or the training officer whether it was the training officer or rookie trainee who opened fire. kpix 5's da lin. >> this is the second time bay area police shot a man with a knife this week. wednesday night san jose officers shot and killed a distraught man who had just left his ex-girlfriend's house. >>> four san francisco officers will not be charged in the fatal shooting of a man armed with a taser gun. the d.a. says the police acted in self- defense when they opened fire on 28-year-old alex nieto last march. the officers say they believe he had a weapon when they approached him at bernal hill park. his death sparked protests. >> somebody pointing a gun at you at 30 yards away from you, you're not going to have time to think about mental health issues. you're going to be thinking whether you

the 37-year-old woman suffered a medical emergency after she was tasered. the woman in question was taken to the fairfax county jail last week charged with assault, but tuesday deputies were trying to transfer her to the alexandria jail. that is when the sheriff's office says she resisted the deputies and was tasered. then she was restrained they say and checked by on scene medical staff and moved to another part of the fairfax county jail, but that is when she suffered that medical emergency and was taken to the hospital. >>> tonight a cheverly maryland man is in custody after being accused of threatening to shoot his wife at the capital building where he works and shoot anybody who got in his way. police say they confiscated two loaded handguns and extra ammunition they say he was planning to use carrying out those threats. he spent nine years in the army, is said to suffer from ptsd. he served two tours in iraq and afghanistan before retiring in march of 2013. >>> the comments made by news anchor man brian williams, criticized for statements he made on a

the officer used his taser on the boy.ssaulting an officer and resisting arrest and now the case is headed for the d.a. and school forbes say the boy is a minor and under 18 so they have not released his information sore any information. no one was making a. reporting from concord for abc7 news. >>> talk of people tesla merger is resurfacing, after you pay your rent, groceries and other bills, what did you have least? not much in you live in san francisco but that isn't anything you don't already know. jane king has the money report. >>> good morning, here are the markets, lower today but on nasdaq 5,000 watch. we are getting close to the record highs of the nasdaq hit all the way back in 2000 so we are watching. so far we are further away with the indices slightly lower. this is a juicy merger, apple buying tesla. it could happen. with the recent news that apple is looking to get into electric cars. others say it is not going to happen because tesla has never been a big flashy acquisition. american express suffered anothe

then tasers and 3 deadly shots. the video was obtained by bystanders. police shouldn't have pulled the trigger. >> it could have been any one of us. that's flawed pot flawed protocol. >> the suspect was going after officers next. the tasers had no affect forcing them to fire. >> that video shows exactly the sequence of events on how the shooting went down. >> police say they started medical treatment on the 35- year-old at the scene. he was transported to a hospital pronounced dead. >>> the rat mogul in a deadly accident. there's video of the incident being released to the public. >>> it will be a good year for superbowl ads. i scoured the web for commercials leaked on line coming up in my tech report. a preview of sunday. >>> a very warm day today with temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. cooler weather back and a chance of rain next. ♪♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >

. >> officer peroni aims his taser at the detained men. grant puts up his hands. other officers arrive and block off the area. grant is on his cell phone with his girlfriend and takes a picture of another officer, johannes mehserle, pointing a taser at him. >> he was speaking into his home, they're beating us up, hitting us. he was exchanging words with the officers at the same time. >> grant tries to stand up. officers push him back down. >> [ bleep ]. >> hey! hey! >> hey! >> [ bleep ]. >> it seems like it went from the officers controlling the situation -- >> really? that's highly unnecessary. >> -- to them becoming the perpetrators. the attachers. the aggressors. >> come on, now. >> and oscar and his group, the victim. >> then grant gets on his knees and says something to officer peroni. >> really? >> from behind, officer mehserle forces grant on to his stomach as officer paroni kneels on grant's neck. >> hey! >> officer mehserle, in the back, begins to place handcuffs on grant. but then draws his gun, stands up, and fires. >> i hear, you know, and see the gun

they ruled the officer's mistook a taser for a gun when they opened fire. >>> today they turned their backs on the justice system. >> this system is broken. >>> a report released today by the san francisco district attorney say the police hacked in self-defense of the fatal shooting of the security guard last month on vernal hill. >> i'm not sure it wasn't a preventable shooting. >> it began around dusk when a weapon was pointed at him after a dog tried to get the food. the dog owner a registered gun owner i was certain at that point it was a pistol. when he turned it into profile and aimed it at my dog, that's when i could tell it was a taser. >> there's a history of his problems with mental health and there's a history of his using a taser on other people. >> he handled what appeared to be and gun. he told police to tell him to show his hands. >> he squared off with them in a defensive stnce and he drew the weapon at the officers and they saw a light and thought it might be a laser site. >> this is too incredible to accept. >> friends of the family say police should have been able t

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the weapon and alex neal was carrying turned out to be a taser. in the year since the snoops eroding many of alex nichols family and friends have questions the officers' version of events that are now pushing for the city to reform the way officer involved shootings are investigated. >>reporter: an autopsy report on him said that 11 of the 59 bullets were fired at them actually struck him. >>reporter: breaking those of other person has been hit by a train. train service has been stopped of because of this is a net of ptl light train hit a pedestrian right now there's no word of them condition of the pedestrian. it's close between off the expressway and winfield boulevard. is no estimated time as to when it will reopen. >>pam: president obama is bay area visit is winding down tonight. the president spoke at a cyber security summit in silicon valley earlier today. had attended a fund-raiser in san francisco tonight. you never the helicopters over the city today some of them decoys. one of them shuttling the president of events. dennis donovan docume

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the weapon police thought was a gun turned out to be a taser.isco district attorney says he concluded that officers acted in self-defense and will not be charged. all lawsuit this filed on behalf of the family against the city of san francisco is still pending. >>pam: another processing does '30's police brutality is currently underway. the margin is a police state as started a few minutes ago at the oscar greg plaza off broadway and 14th streets is just the latest of many in the black lives matter movement following the death of a black teenager mike braun in ferguson missouri and error garner in new york city. >>reporter: says san jose beat the san jose temperatures beat the record previous record. we had a lot of record-breaking temperatures today. the temperatures will cool down later on this evening into the sixties and fifties are right now 68 in san francisco. but with slowly cooled down later on this evening. the temperatures are comfortable upper 50s low 60s. coming up in the 74 casper becoming talked about the beautiful weekend is comi

as part of the training to use the new gun, all supervising officers had to be stunned with the taserst. and i've got to tell you, this is -- i was a bald skinhead at one time. now i'm growing hair from all the electricity that came through. >> the sheriff's department relies heavily on their highly trained emergency response teams, or ert, to stop the violence quickly. >> we have inmate disturbances here on a routine basis. so it's not uncommon for an emergency response team to be deployed once or twice a week. >> with new deputies coming from the academy and others heading out to patrol the streets, training for the emergency response team is constant. >> we train several days a week probably on a routine basis, all different shifts, all three shifts, around the clock. >> i won't make any announcement to that fact, that hey, we're going to have a drill tonight. i believe that you train the way you deploy and that -- i have an old saying, that when you fail to train, you train to fail. >> as demonstrated in this drill, when a riot breaks out inside a dormitory or out on the exercise

the officer stunned the teen with a taser. the boy was taken to a hospital, then booked.p to the district attorney. to decide whether charges will be filed against that teenager. tonight, police are searching for two persons of interest. in the murder of a man in gilroy. police say, the two women seen in surveillance video in san jose. were in possession of credit cards. and other stolen property. belonging to 56- year- old robert joseph heiser. police found heiser dead in his home on monday. after police responded to a noise complaint. this is gilroy's first murder of the year. and neighbors say they are worried that this could have been a random crime. police are still investigating exactly how heiser died. chang manager bruce in the hospital we cut to the city's new mayor. ♪ ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] aaah, the amazing, delicious cinnamon and sugar taste of cinnamon toast

so why not look for a chic taser? >> self defense experts say tasers are an effective weapon for women because they are less dangerous than firearms and can be operated further away from an attacker than pepper spray. >> i guess if you are going to tase somebody you might as well look good doing it. yikes. >> today is mardi gras or fat tuesday. but in plenty of places like brazil it is known as karn carnaval and that means elaborate costumes for the parades in rio. >> they roll through a half mile strip. tens of thousands of people packed both sides of the route to see and probably participate in the celebration. >> always wanted to go and if everyone has a really good time today maybe they will forget about brazil's incredible collapse at last summer's world cup. oh that hurt. happy carnaval brazil. hey, brazil that is not from me but from people that told me to say that. i'm sorry. >> why did you have to remind them of that? why? you should have skipped that read. >> tough one. >>> a good opportunity to key up shaki

natasha mckinney was tasered by fairfax county police after refusing to follow commands.legate joseph morrissey is now accused of forging a document and lying under oath. the 57-year-old lawmaker is serving a work release sentence after pleading guilty to charges involving a sexual relationship with his 17-year- old receptionist. >>> congress hasn't signed off on it yet. the dc council is moving ahead with plans to legalize marijuana. >> and that process includes selling marijuana in the district. >> reporter: congress has slipped in a measure in a recent spending bill that pre sense dc from using its local money on marijuana. that normally would kill the law. but not this one. because dc leaders have found a loophole. let's explain. now the republican provision specifically says that dc cannot use local money to enact this legislation. but get this. a dc barred of elections already enacted the marijuana law. so leaders argue unless congress goes through the lengthy and pretty rare process to officially disapprove this law by march, they say it is a go. in fact dc pot has

they used a taser gun to control her. she suffered a significant medical emergency. >>> a developing story right now, health officials in new jersey are looking into the first suspected case of measles in that state. it involves a 1-year-old baby in jersey city who has not yet been vaccinated. in the meantime, health officials in chicago have not yet identified the source of a measles infection at a daycare center. 5 infants were diagnosed with measles, ten more children exposed. there have been more than 100 other measles cases reported this year including one in d.c.. most of the cases are related to an outbreak at disneyland. >>> a little bit of extra shut eye could cost big bucks for fairfax county. megan mcgrath has a break down of some of the numbers p. >> reporter: it's a $2.6 billion budget. and it funds things like later start times for high schools and pay increases. however, the chairman of the fairfax county school board says that the budget does not fund all of the school system's needs. now, since 2008 21 an

. >> she shoots him with the taser and he goes down. 50,000 volts. >> i went ahead and ordered a secondrink. i don't remember anything after that. >> convicted of her fifth drunk driving charge, a female inmate could lose everything. >> i wanted to tell you that you are a good wife and a good mom. >> and -- >> i can tell everybody that i had sex with i'm hiv positive. sometimes it doesn't happen. okay. i'm sorry. >> an outcast inmate makes a comment that leads to violence and panic. >> i am so uptight right now that i can't eat. i've been throwing up my food. >>> grand rapids, michigan is consistently ranked one of the nation's best places to live. it might not seem that way, however, behind these circular walls just outside downtown. this is the kent county jail. while some are convicted, most of the 1,000 men and women here are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> do the crime you've got to pay the time. you know? >> it's not the ideal setting in which to make friends. some do. jeremy feels like an outcast. >> jeremy is the model inmate. he

the officer then used his taser on the boy. the student was treated at the hospital and book for assault and resisting arrest. the case is headed for the d.a. officials say the boy is a minor and under 18 so they have not released his name or information. no one was hurt. >> 5:04, san jose police have arrested two suspects in the deadly shorting of a security guard in san jose on saturday. 34-year-old man was slot and killed in front of a liquor store. a man was seen stealing a box of signature fares -- box of cigars. police are still looking to make other arrests and matt keller is on the story with more at 5:30. >>> the archbishop of san francisco is asking lawmakers to rich his right to hire employees would uphold catholic teachings sending a letter to eight bay area lawmakers in response to a letter he received from them urging them to remove morality clauses from a high school teacher hand book they called skim patory and divisive that condemns home sex want and same-sex marriage and birth control and art phone -- artifici

deputies say they used a taser on the tauscher mckenna after she physically resisted a transport last week. a short time later, she experienced a medical emergency and was placed on life support. she passed away today. an internal investigation is underway. some bp drivers are left with unrepaired bills. tires were slashed this morning in the 3000 block of 9th street southeast near alabama avenue. no one was hurt and so far, no arrest. a huge loss in the sports world. former unc men's code dean smith passed away last night. such an impact on and off the court. the comments from michael jordan alone were very touching. >> all you have to say is michael jordan and you get the picture. the sports world has lost another legend, dean smith. he died yesterday at the age of 83. the retired hall of famer left as the winningest coach in men's history after cap -- after capturing to titles along with the 1976 gold-medal and coaching some of the biggest names like michael jordan and james worthy. fans came to play their respects setting -- to pay their respect, setting flowers in front of the de

that is when the taser was used multiple times, according to sources. and insists natasha mckenna stopped breathing. >> this woman should have never been take on the jail. we should have a system in virginia where somebody like that who's clearly mentally ill is diverted into treatment. and fairfax officials have stubbornly refused to do that. >> to want at 11:00, you will hear a description of natasha mckenna's injuries which caused one health professional to break down in tears according to sources. we'll also have an update on the police investigation and exactly when it began. in the newsroom, the jackie bensen news4. >>> some breaking news right now about a d.c. rabbi charged with filming women in a ritual bath. news4 has just confirmed that law enforcement has counted 152 women on video taken from rabbi berry friend dell's computer. that came from the synagogue in georgetown. news4 can confirm prosecutors are considering additional charges to reflect the seriousness of the alleged conduct by the rabbi. we'll have more on all this tonight on news4