this is a setup to say therefore we need tasers and i'm not agreeing with that i'm feeling disskertdt should be agendized or talked about adding the caroid i disagree with that 100 percent i don't know how they have other tools it is proper to say they have nothing. >> okay. i think what we're reporting back we shooter with us by the tack ice cream team chief you want to add something. >> no, just that i think on the table here it was bought up earlier you don't want to get a point with the firearms that goes to the lack of knowledge about the tools on the mrofrldz tool in the tool belt the baton and pepper spray tools don't work on this and the caroid has shown to work on everybody letting be clear band in other department that is slipped to a choke hold but the train in san francisco is adequate police officers they've engaged it is used very judicially in san francisco most of folks that came up in closed session planned what the scenarios were and where why it was used i think outside the box disingenuous to say on the doj to get rid of of that and recommend strongly to remove th

this is a setup to say therefore we need tasers and i'm not agreeing with that i'm feeling disskertdshould be agendized or talked about adding the caroid i disagree with that 100 percent i don't know how they have other tools it is proper to say they have nothing. >> okay. i think what we're reporting back we shooter with us by the tack ice cream team chief you want to add something. >> no, just that i think on the table here it was bought up earlier you don't want to get a point with the firearms that goes to the lack of knowledge about the tools on the mrofrldz tool in the tool belt the baton and pepper spray tools don't work on this and the caroid has shown to work on everybody letting be clear band in other department that is slipped to a choke hold but the train in san francisco is adequate police officers they've engaged it is used very judicially in san francisco most of folks that came up in closed session planned what the scenarios were and where why it was used i think outside the box disingenuous to say on the doj to get rid of of that and recommend strongly to remove the

this is a setup to say therefore we need tasers and i'm not agreeing with that i'm feeling disskertdshould be agendized or talked about adding the caroid i disagree with that 100 percent i don't know how they have other tools it is proper to say they have nothing. >> okay. i think what we're reporting back we shooter with us by the tack ice cream team chief you want to add something. >> no, just that i think on the table here it was bought up earlier you don't want to get a point with the firearms that goes to the lack of knowledge about the tools on the mrofrldz tool in the tool belt the baton and pepper spray tools don't work on this and the caroid has shown to work on everybody letting be clear band in other department that is slipped to a choke hold but the train in san francisco is adequate police officers they've engaged it is used very judicially in san francisco most of folks that came up in closed session planned what the scenarios were and where why it was used i think outside the box disingenuous to say on the doj to get rid of of that and recommend strongly to remove the

are you supportive of tasers or opposed to tasers?> i'm opposed to them. >> can you clarify for me injure statement that implies it would be appropriate to use it in that particular case. >> that if tasers are for some reason adopted by any police department, they should be limited and i said this. it should be limited. speaker: you're saying you're not one of the commissioners to support adopting that? >> that's right. >> i want -- thank you for that clarify. >> i'm speaking hypothetically if it were adopted but i'm not supportive of them. >> supervisor kim, i apologize. i wanted to get clarify. >> that was my last question. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisor cohen. >> we're going to call the other candidates up as well. >> i just -- i was looking around the room and i was seeing where we were headed with the votes and because of that, it looked like professor hing is likely to be approved as our police commissioner. i didn't have the opportunity to him him speak so i wanted to ask the questions before we moved forward. i feel

are you supportive of tasers or opposed to tasers?> i'm opposed to them. >> can you clarify for me injure statement that implies it would be appropriate to use it in that particular case. >> that if tasers are for some reason adopted by any police department, they should be limited and i said this. it should be limited. speaker: you're saying you're not one of the commissioners to support adopting that? >> that's right. >> i want -- thank you for that clarify. >> i'm speaking hypothetically if it were adopted but i'm not supportive of them. >> supervisor kim, i apologize. i wanted to get clarify. >> that was my last question. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisor cohen. >> we're going to call the other candidates up as well. >> i just -- i was looking around the room and i was seeing where we were headed with the votes and because of that, it looked like professor hing is likely to be approved as our police commissioner. i didn't have the opportunity to him him speak so i wanted to ask the questions before we moved forward. i feel

are you supportive of tasers or opposed to tasers?> i'm opposed to them. >> can you clarify for me injure statement that implies it would be appropriate to use it in that particular case. >> that if tasers are for some reason adopted by any police department, they should be limited and i said this. it should be limited. speaker: you're saying you're not one of the commissioners to support adopting that? >> that's right. >> i want -- thank you for that clarify. >> i'm speaking hypothetically if it were adopted but i'm not supportive of them. >> supervisor kim, i apologize. i wanted to get clarify. >> that was my last question. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisor cohen. >> we're going to call the other candidates up as well. >> i just -- i was looking around the room and i was seeing where we were headed with the votes and because of that, it looked like professor hing is likely to be approved as our police commissioner. i didn't have the opportunity to him him speak so i wanted to ask the questions before we moved forward. i feel

jury saw, the officer goes back to get an item that is a taser and drops it by the dead body.ing up a defense of "well he grabbed my taser" which is not true if you look at the video tape. but it make -- you were in that moment thinking ahead to "i'm in trouble here, i need to set up a self defense defense" you see what i'm saying? >> absolutely. >> thank you for that, we'll keep an eye on that case. in the meantime -- >>> we have a update now on that fire in oakland, let's listen. >> now we have a team of neighborhood service coordinators, red cross, and our chaplains that will go door to door, check on our residents if is absolutely imperative that we take care of our community in this power outage. we will make face to face and contact our residents to ensure they're all right. do they have any needs? do they have any resources we can provide them? additional our economic development improvement team will go through and contact the businesses. we understand with duration, other equipment being used. having said that we will try to assemble all of our teams, all of our servi

they can talk about tasers and the so-called neck hold. they are trying to get their idea on what they policy is going to be unterms of use of -- in terms of use of force. >>> san francisco public defender wants charges dropped of the man on the bart, another passenger called 911 claiming that smith and his girlfriend were armed with a gun and threatened to rob him. >> keep in mind at this point in time. he is not told anything about why he is being stopped and under the law they have to tell you why you are being stopped. >> smith's girlfriend said the con frontation was so violent it led to the miscarriage of their unborn child and he was recently acquitted but there is still three misdemeanor charges against him. and today public defender said he wants the charges stopped. >> a taxi driver is under arrest for sex sale assaulting a -- sexually assaulting. and she woke up in the cabdrivers home and it is 30-year-old sanchez of san jose he has assaulted at least one other women and there could be more victim whose have yet to come toward.

scott supports restrictions on use of force and use of tasers. he did not voice an opinion on allowing officers to shoot at moving vehicles. >> it is about honesty and whose hand is at the top of the bat. to get the first swing and we have to live with that. >> scott also thanks to his wife and three children who he says have supported him every step of his career. >> ktvu paul chambers joins us now with tony chaplain that was passed over for an outsider. >> we are outside the new chief's work home, police headquarters and we got react from local and federal leaders. >> san francisco's next chief

the pepper spray could get in your face or they can grab your taser and use it against you. the best thing to do this mom-and soon to be grandma, a message for drivers: "we just got to be more friendly on the roads. just stop and think about how would you want to be treated in a situation?" in tampa, shannon valladolid 10 news wtsp. one of the worst places for road rage is right here in florida. in fact -- for the past three years, south florida has been named the road rage capital of the united states. w if you found out your child's school bus would no longer come to get them in the morning? that could soon be the case for 7-thousand kids in hillsborough county. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at the hillsborough county bus barn. sarah, why does the district says they don't have to give these kids bus rides. yes, they're called courtesy routes. that mens kids that live within two miles of their school can walk...and the state doesn't reimburse the school district a single penny for those riders. making those bus save $8-10 million bucks a year. money the district

i'm concerned about tasers not sure where i fall on if but tasers kill as well considering the non-lethal weapon but has the ability to maim and hurt and kill people from my perspective, a policy issue skraurl in the responsible and jurisdiction of the police commission so colleagues, i hope i've shed light into my thought process who i am and who i think will serve best not to displace any of the folks that have not willed to employ again, we have other appointments coming up to be available and anyone of the applicant that expressed interest and got in far in the process should seriously consider politically again and want to acknowledge that john spoke of i think supervisor mar raised the question of representation with the aimentd specific to the chinese community i thought the answer that john gave is thoughtful part of asian api communities and i believely of japanese descent to present and aware of the challenges that gave me comfort i've heard from leaders i've really come to respect sandy, and commissioners about the concerns of what they want to see there's a functioning spent a

i'm concerned about tasers not sure where i fall on if but tasers kill as well considering the non-lethal weapon but has the ability to maim and hurt and kill people from my perspective, a policy issue skraurl in the responsible and jurisdiction of the police commission so colleagues, i hope i've shed light into my thought process who i am and who i think will serve best not to displace any of the folks that have not willed to employ again, we have other appointments coming up to be available and anyone of the applicant that expressed interest and got in far in the process should seriously consider politically again and want to acknowledge that john spoke of i think supervisor mar raised the question of representation with the aimentd specific to the chinese community i thought the answer that john gave is thoughtful part of asian api communities and i believely of japanese descent to present and aware of the challenges that gave me comfort i've heard from leaders i've really come to respect sandy, and commissioners about the concerns of what they want to see there's a functioning spent a

scott took his taser at one point and there was a taser seen in the video, but it's not really clear what role this taser had, whether scott really had it or not. the officer claimed there was a tussle involved, but look, this video shocked just everyone who saw it. this was clearly the officer shooting mr. scott as he ran away several times in the back. you see scott going down. i was down there to cover the shooting at the time. i talked to witnesses who saw it, people in the neighborhood who said this officer was known as a very aggressive police officer in that community, and, you know, you would think again, with all the evidence here, certainly leaned in favor of a possible conviction, but right now it's confusing. one juror seems to be a real issue here in this case. >> laura, the argument that the defense attorneys made is we all say a few seconds of that individual the defense attorneys are saying they were no video of what happened leading up to that moment as he was running away, and that explains the state of mind of this police officer why the police officer in this part

the pepper spray could get in your face or they can grab your taser and use it against you. the best thing to do is stay calm and use your body as your weapon." as for to be grandma, a message for drivers: "we just got to be more friendly on the roads. just stop and think about how would you want to be treated in a situation?" in tampa, shannon valladolid 10 news wtsp. one of the worst places is right here in florida. in fact -- south florida has been named the road rage capital of the u-s for three consecutive years. an apparent case of road rage near tonight. authorities say say former nfl player joe mcknight was shot and killed. a man pulled the victim from his car and shot him several times after an argument. that man is now in custody. mcknight was a five-star recruit who played college ball at u-s-c. from there, he went on to the nfl, playing for the new york jets.. and kansas city chiefs. he had just wrapped up his first season in the canadian football league. this next story is a big problem across the country. a heartbreaking tale of this texas teenager and her fami

the police commission has historically blocked the use of stun guns like tasers. but some have hinted if they put these into place they understand there might have to be some wiggle room on the use of stun guns are tasers. >>> now to some new information on the deadly stabbing in san leandro this morning. it appears to be justifiable self-defense. officers responded to a report of a fight around 12:45 am. east fourteenth street in a residential neighborhood. police say the investigation shows one of the men was returning home from work when he was approached by a man with a knife. >> is the victim approached where the suspect was hiding, the suspect came out. had a brief conversation asking for something. and then produced a 10 inch knife. and demanded his cell phone wallet. the victim hesitated in some way shape or form and was immediately stabbed a number of times. by the suspect. the victim through his wallet in one direction and ran in the other direction. >> investigators say the suspect chased the injured victim. the victim managed to grab the knife away fro

slager claims scott took his taser from him. sot: "and i saw that taser coming at me..coming at me like this." (butted with) "i fired until the threat was stopped, like i'm trained to do." prosecutors say scott was 18 if convicted.. slager could get 30 years in prison. you can feel those brisk temperatures out there... and guess what... even cooler temperatures.... are on the way... let's head over.... to 13 first alert chief meteorologist... bryan scofield... who's tracking it all. bryan... the las vegas valley will be dropping into the upper 30s tonight with some areas into the mid 30s. make sure you protect the bring the pets inside! after the chilly start we keep it cool in the afternoon but similar to last few afternoons with highs into the mid 50s. now... here's a look.... we're following... i'm gina lazara reporting from the strip.....where casears entertainment is just two weeks away before they start charging for parking.....following the roll out of paid parking from mgm properties earlier this year. i spoke with a las

. >> other pictures showing flight attendance armed with a taser and struggling. >> a guy sitting thend started attack the passengers. he pulled the female staffs. >> marx performed some of the hits that made him famous. >> on board, no one was seriously injured. marx's criticized korean air flight attendants for their response writing the all female clues were clue lessed a and ho train it. >> they did not how to usatio u taser. >> korean air released a statement the flight attendant dependant did not fire the taser as the unruly passenger was moving around. >> marx taking to twitter saying he's not a hero. i just did what i hope anyone would do in the same situation. >> kate, get this. when that plane landed in south korea. that man was detained by airport police. he was quickly released and now we understand that we'll have another local jurisdiction and south korea taking over the investigation. definitely, a wild ride for both of them. >> it is a whieild story. first, i want to go to breaking news that we are getting in. this is about the german attack. the father of the point-to

. >> was that a taser? we are a military family. they travel a lot.tationed you think it's going to be the biggest change in your life but there's always more changes to come. the first thing that we would do when we would get into our new place was set up the beds. and when i go to t.j.maxx i buy good quality things that are going to last a long time. everything i get there i get at a lower price. shopping at t.j.maxx is always like a bonding experience. discover real value worth sharing. i just think that home it's wherever your family is. maxx life at t.j.maxx. good it tastes good and it's going to make you feel good until the next day. >>> celebrations are always fun. sometimes at these parties, surprises happen and this girl is about to get one that's going to knock her off her feet. >> oh! >> you see this in soap operas and movies and jokes and comedy i've never actually seen it happen in real life. >> it did. this woman fainted as soon as she grabbed the box. >> she really fell for it. >> oh she did. >> was that a taser in that box? did he just

they currently use them in los angeles. >> do you support tasers? >> i did. i have soon the good in have the ability to have an option, less lethal option which is good. >> account said he supports restricting police from shooting at move vehicles. that is a proposal which the police union opposed. >> scott said the policy was in place for the lapd and he will be sworn in next month here. you can see the entire interview on abc7 with a link on our home page. >> another city in marin is considering installing license plate surveillance cameras. san rafael's police lieutenant made the can toys have the cameras mounted around the city estimating that nine cameras would cost about $90,000. they would be used after a crime is committed. sausalito is among the cities that are now or will be getting the cameras soon. >> still to come, a fireworks market in mexico explodes and it is caught on camera. now, what is left behind is making the investigation more difficult. >> new detail on the trump transition and with we have lend about the pre who says i shouldn't havmy

and they insist that there was a tussle over this taser that wasn't captured.esented what they thought was some expert testimony to verify based on where the tase are was found and all this other stuff to bolster that argument. how strong of an argument do you think that is going to be? >> i think it is a weak argument. it would be stronger if this were a murkier intersection. but legally it matters that there may have been, and this is up for the jury to decide the facts, some sort of interaction or altercation earlier before the shooting. and it may have been dangerous to the officer. even if that were true, and you don't discount that piece of his defense, what they still have to prove that is difficult here is that he needed to defend himself while mr. scott is running away. but it could be a maunslaughter. juries sometimes do split the difference. >> okay. thank you. we'll continue to follow it. >>> new reaction to the another deadly police-involved shooting. protests breaking out in charlotte, north carolina overnight following news that officials there w

they are loosened the policy on taser -- tasers and say flight attendants will get more training. they had a tough time with an unruly passenger and then singer richard marx jumped in to help them out. you later criticized the flight attendants saying -- he later criticized the flight attendants saying they were ill-equipped and lacked proper training for those situations. >>> the next time you watch a disney movie you say you -- you may want to head to loop . they have acquired -- hulu. they have acquired the rights to over 50 disney movies. those movies along with others will be exclusive to hulu meaning they will not be on any other streaming services. >>> ford has launched a more attractive version of their self driving car. the test car has more computing power as well is new cameras. ford has received an autonomous driving permit and says it is time to start testing on california roads sometime next year. >>> experts say the holiday season could turn out to be one of the best in years. is expected to top $1 trillion up 4 percent from last year. there are a number of reasons

. >> was that a taser? announcer: get caught buzzed driving, and you could do some hard time.ck it off! sorry, mom. announcer: it could cost you around $10,000 in fines, legal fees, and increased insurance rates, and that could set you back a few years. buzzed, busted, and broke because buzzed driving is drunk driving. and it's going to make you feel good until the next day. >>> celebrations are always fun. sometimes at these parties, surprises happen and this girl is about to get one that's going to knock her off her feet. >> oh! >> you see this in soap operas and movies and jokes and comedy, but i've never actually seen it happen in real life. >> it did. this woman fainted as soon as she grabbed the box. >> she really fell for it. >> oh, she did. >> was that a taser in that box? did he just tase her? >> in the back, oh, that's interesting. probably not the first time they've seen something crazy at a party. >> they should have sung the hit song. >> people pick her up and actually made a funny out of it. at first she only shared a picture on her social media and she said to p

get down on your knees. >> officer anderson uses his taser. >> get down on your knees! then that's when he turned and charged right at me. my first reaction was basically to get out of the way. >> mallory outweighs officer anderson by more than 100 pounds and wrestles him to the ground out of the camera's view. >> the first thing i realized when i ended up on my back was definitely this was not a very good place to be with this guy on top of me. >> and then as officer anderson lives helpless -- >> kind of crawled up my body, up to my face and that's when he bit part of my eyebrow off. >> wedged between the curb and his car and bleeding profusely, officer anderson is struggling to free himself. >> and i was doing the best i could to just remain conscious. everything around me was starting to get kind of dark. and that's when i heard another gentleman run up to the area and began throwing punches as well to him. >> out of nowhere a man runs around in front of officer's anderson's cruiser and starts fighting mallory. >> as it turns out it's a plain clothed detective from n

and, obviously, we can't answer the taser question now. that's an issue that hasn't been resolved and and not in front of us. but i think the methodology is still the same. you try and, you know, identify the value that was protected in the amendment and then apply it here. i will say this about the second amendment, i was on that case that became heller. it was called parker in the d.c. circuit and then went up and became heller. and i can remember well -- i don't know anything about guns. i'm a suburban guy, grew up in fairfax county. guns scare me to death. but i can remember seeing that the case was going to be on my docket, and with some excitement i blocked off an entire week that i was going to work just on this case. and i remember getting all these law review articles out of all these briefs, and my clerk and i were just going to spend a week working on this. and i began by reading some history. i remember reading an article by sanford levinson from texas, lawrence tribe from harvard, i thought i would start with some political pr

the use of tasers which they used at the lapd. >> do you support tasers? >> i do. i've seen the good in having the ability to have an option, a less lethal option which is a good thing. >> reporter: and restricting police in shooting at moving vehicles, a proposed reform which the police union opposes. he says that policy was also in place at the lapd. >> there were some contention back and forth. when the policy changed, we accepted and we're fine, 272 reforms. and i've read them all. they're reasonable. we're going to do our best to get that done. >> reporter: that means convincing a police force that has even only three outsiders as chief in recent decades. all three had challenges getting the support of the rank and file. >> everything starts with the relationships. >> reporter: scott says it's like when he became captain of a new station in los angeles. >> i made an appointment every day to talk to at least two or three people even if just for ten minutes. it allows to you get to know people on a one-on-one basis. then you can do the other things in order to l

the use of tasers which they used at the lapd. >> do you support tasers? >> i do. i've seen the good in having the ability to have an option, a less lethal option which is a good thing. >> reporter: and restricting police in shooting at moving vehicles, a proposed reform which the police union opposes. he says that policy was also in place at the lapd. >> there were some contention back and forth. when the policy changed, we accepted and we're fine, 272 reforms. and i've read them all. they're reasonable. we're going to do our best to get that done. >> reporter: that means convincing a police force that has even only three outsiders as chief in recent decades. all three had challenges getting the support of the rank and file. >> everything starts with the relationships. >> reporter: scott says it's like when he became captain of a new station in los angeles. >> i made an appointment every day to talk to at least two or three people even if just for ten minutes. it allows to you get to know people on a one-on-one basis. then you can do the other things in order to l

why not a taser, though? would a taser not have subdued this young man?ll, tasers don't always work. sometimes both prongs don't stick in the person. sometimes thick clothing, this guy has a t-shirt, so maybe he would get it, but they don't always work. they don't always stop you. you can't bet your life on a taser. when someone is coming at you with a deadly weapon, coming toward you with a deadly weapon, a gun or knife or bat, do you want to risk having your throat cut, your head smashed in, just so you might use a weapon less? no officer has to do that. the courts have backed them up. you can't have a tie if you're the officer. a tie means you're dead. you have to stop the threat. that's why you have to use your gun. >> that officer is there to protect the lives of those students, that community. i want to share the family of that student who was shot, they released a statement saying there were still, quote, many questions to be answered as to what happened and what could have been done to avoid the use of lethal force during the incident. you already

his defense, that walter scott took his taser and he felt he was in danger. an unarmed man in the back as he ran away. cnn's boris sanchez live for us in charleston. our legal analyst laura coates with me in studio. boris, any word on if the jury is going to get back with a verdict today? >> yeah, brianna, no indication. they've been deliberating today for roughly two hours. they deliberated for an hour last night. they're considering different charges against michael slager. one of them murder, which carries up to life in prison. the other, voluntary manslaughter which is anywhere -- the sentence could be anywhere from 2 to 30 years. of course the potential for him to be not guilty. >> the jury actually went to the scene. tell us about that, boris. and i wonder what the prevailing thought is on the impact that may have on jurors. i happen to be at a campaign event in the area not far from there. so this was maybe a year or so ago. i actually went to the site just to watch the video, to see it in person and what sort of struck me was that you got a sense of h

currently at the lapd. >> do you support tasers? >> i do, i have seen the good in having the ability of a less lethal opening which is good. >> scott said he supports reindustrying police from shooting at moving vehicles. and that is a reform which the police union opposes. scott said that policy was in place at lapd and he will be sworn in next month. >> small portion of that interview was from yesterday and you can watch the entire conversation on our website at abc7news.com. >>> we are lend new information on the deadly berlin truck crash. authorities are now looking for a man from tunisia. officials found documents related to the 24-year-old asylum inside the truck and this is according to a german, a 23-year-old from pakistan was 23-year-old from pakistan was released because of evidence. cnn is reporting one of the injured people died overnight bring the new death toll to 13. >>> some of the same legislationers who passed north carolina's controversial bathroom bill are returning to the capitol today to consider repealing it.

i'm concerned about tasers not sure where i fall on if but tasers kill as well considering the non-lethal weapon but has the ability to maim and hurt and kill people from my perspective, a policy issue skraurl in the responsible and jurisdiction of the police commission so colleagues, i hope i've shed light into my thought process who i am and who i think will serve best not to displace any of the folks that have not willed to employ again, we have other appointments coming up to be available and anyone of the applicant that expressed interest and got in far in the process should seriously consider politically again and want to acknowledge that john spoke of i think supervisor mar raised the question of representation with the aimentd specific to the chinese community i thought the answer that john gave is thoughtful part of asian api communities and i believely of japanese descent to present and aware of the challenges that gave me comfort i've heard from leaders i've really come to respect sandy, and commissioners about the concerns of what they want to see there's a functioning spent a

are you supportive of tasers or opposed to tasers? >> i'm opposed to them. >> can you clarify for me injure statement that implies it would be appropriate to use it in that particular case. >> that if tasers are for some reason adopted by any police department, they should be limited and i said this. it should be limited. speaker: you're saying you're not one of the commissioners to support adopting that? >> that's right. >> i want -- thank you for that clarify. >> i'm speaking hypothetically if it were adopted but i'm not supportive of them. >> supervisor kim, i apologize. i wanted to get clarify. >> that was my last question. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisor cohen. >> we're going to call the other candidates up as well. >> i just -- i was looking around the room and i was seeing where we were headed with the votes and because of that, it looked like professor hing is likely to be approved as our police commissioner. i didn't have the opportunity to him him speak so i wanted to ask the questions before we moved forward. i fe

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>>repo: robbers tie up and taser a 71-year-old man in his home. >> well, it is bad, you know. you feel bad about it. >>reporter: brockton police say the elderly resident came home to find three masked men waiting to rob him. friends say mike is a navy vet. police say the robbers tied up mike with his own suspenders and terrorized him with a taser, repeatedly demanding gold. >> i'm stunned. i don't know. it isn't some place you'd come to rob, as far as i can see. >>reporter: neighbors say mike hit the garage sales and collected things. >> but he doesn't have anything over there. that is what i don't understand. so unless somebody heard him talking, they got the impression that he had stuff over there. because he is a really nice guy. >>reporter: police say the robbers did get away with some old silver coins, leaving mike tied up for five hours before he could wriggle free and call for help. >> they are probably waiting at the same doughnut shot every day were glad to hear he is going to be okay. is he the kind of guy who will bounce back from this? >> yeah, i think so. yeah, he

. >>> the baltimore police department has changed its taser policy.officers are no longer allowed to deploy a taser when a person is simply noncompliant. the commissioner said it resulted in officers using it more often. the officers will have to undergo ten hours of training. >>> the baltimore judge denied bail at the center of the first season of this cereal sigh he had is fighting for release. he was found guilty in 2000 of killing his high school girlfriend. he was granted a new trial because of unreliable cell tower data used as evidence. the judge denied his new bail request because there is a pending appeal from the prosecutor's office. >>> d.c. police hope this surveillance video will help identify this vehicle. they say the vehicle hit and killed jacquelyn cole. cole was in a crosswalk. >>> d.c. police are asking for your help tracking down a bank robber. the suspect hit the suntrust bank on connecticut avenue northwest near if he is anton street near 4:30 yesterday afternoon. he walked n handed the teller a note and took off. it's not clear

they didn't know how to use the days taser. the flight attendant did not fire the taser as the unruly passenger was moving around and there were other passengers near him. adding, korean air sincerely appreciates mr. marx's help in restraining the unruly passenger. we are grateful for his participation. back in l.a., marx taking to twitter, saying he not a hero, adding, i just did what i hope anyone would do in the same situation. >>> airport police in south korea tell nbc news they released the passenger but say local police will continue to investigate. also upsetting, i've been singing richard marx songs all morning and recounting stories of me loving him when i was young and all of our young producers have no idea who he is. that breaks my heart. all right, that wraps us up for the hour of msnbc live. i'm stephanie rhule. find me any time on twitter. my friend chris jansing is here with more news. she fortunately does remember richard marx fondly. >> very fondly and these young folks, they know him now, don't they. they're

fuentes saying they didn't know how to use the taser or secure the rope around him. flight attendant didn't fire the taser as the unruly passenger was moving around and there were other passengers near him. the flight attendant considers the safety of the passengers. korean air sincerely appreciates mr. marx's help in restraining the unruly passenger. we are grateful for his participation and assistance. back in l.a., marx took to twitter saying he is not a hero adding he did what i hope anyone would do in the same situation. chris, get this. after all of that when the plane landed airport police who were able to detain the passenger but they let him go. we understand local police are picking up the investigation. a little bit ago richard marx on twitter said back on this day in 1991, "keep coming back" reached number one on the bill board ac chart. now marx might be making a come back. chris? >> take advantage when you can. >> absolutely. >> they let the guy go? >> yeah. i imagine there is a lot of pressure now with everything that's spread on social media and all o

terrorized him with a taser, repeatedly demanding gold. >> i'm stunned. i don't know. look at the neighborhood. it isn't some place you'd come to rob as far as i can see. >>reporter: neighbors say mike hit garage sales and collected things. >> he doesn't have anything over there that is what i don't understand. unless somebody heard him talking, got the impression that he had stuff over there. he is a really nice guy. >>reporter: pic old silver coins leaving mike tied up for five hours before he could wriggle free and call for help. >> well, it is bad, you know. you feel bad about it. >>reporter: friends who see mike at the same doughnut shop everyday were glad to hear he is going to be okay. is he the kind of guy who will bounce back from this? >> yeah, i think so. yeah, he'll bounce back, but it will take him a while. hospital. police expect him to be okay. investigators say they have a couple leads including a chase last night after a report of shots fired in which two suspects got away, but the third suspect was found in the car with a taser. we are in brockton. >>

the attendants were standing there with tasers ready to taser him.ecause they weren't properly trained. they couldn't figure out how to use them. luckily, he was right there waiting for them. over a four-hour period. >> first time that term has been uttered. luckily, richard marx was there. sorry, richard. >> as in don't taser me, bro. >> you could be seriously injured screwing around on a plane like this. >> this guy i read also was revealed to be a jerk and antagonist on a flight. he said that he jumped into a suitcase to fly from melbourne to sidney. the australians said, never happened. i don't see how he can reach out to anybody, even if you have a legitimate concern. believe me, i know, because i got big trouble for saying that when i see people dressed in muslim garb on an airplane, i get nervous. but i gotta tell you something. there's a reality, i'm sure some people like me get çnervous. okay. when this guy does this kind of stuff, it undermines any legitimacy to the complaint. he damages people who think that they are coming together and s