from the van, a man leaps out with a machete and is tasered. hold him down!ho has been stabbed is on his knees, but after tasering him, he is still restraining the man. the machete, on the pavement. i need an ambulance now! i've been stabbed! call 999! moments after, blood pouring from the officer's stab wounds, backup has arrived, and colleagues bandage his head. this was east london in the early hours of the morning. the weapon can be seen carried by another officer. you see that machete there? the man in his 50s is pinned to the ground. he is alleged to have stabbed the policeman a number of times. mohammed faisal saw what happened from his window. the officer was lying on the floor, facing upwards. his old clothes were torn apart and they were putting next to him, the taser gun was just next to him, as well. and someone, sitting on his head side, was actually trying to stop the bleeding, because there was a lot of blood on the street over there. the guy came and attacked the police officer. it was pretty terrifying. the other officer was crying. everyone'

the officer managed to taser his attacker while being stabbed in the head and body.multiple injuries but is expected to recover. a 56—year—old man was arrested at the scene. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. blood pouring from stab wounds, this police officer has just been attacked by a man with a machete. officers bandage his head in east london in the early hours of the morning. the weapon can be seen, carried by another officer. is it a machete, then? a man in his 50s is pinned to the ground. he is alleged to have stabbed the policeman a number of times, but the officer managed to taser him. muhammad faisal saw what happened from his window. the officer was lying on the floor facing upwards, all his clothes were torn apart next to him, the taser gun was next to him as well, and someone sitting on his head side was actually trying to stop the bleeding because there was a lot of blood on the street over there. the guyjust came at him and attacked the police officer, very terrifying. there was another officer who was crying, holding the machete. everyon

from the van, a man leaps out with a machete and is tasered. hold him down! been stabbed is on his knees, but after tasering him, he is still restraining the man. the machete, on the pavement. you right? i need an ambulance now! i've been stabbed! call 999! moments after, blood pouring from the officer's stab wounds, backup has arrived, and colleagues bandage his head. this was east london in the early hours of the morning. the weapon can be seen carried by another officer. you see that machete there? the man in his 50s is pinned to the ground. he's alleged to have stabbed the policeman a number of times. mohammed faisal saw what happened from his window. the officer was lying on the floor, facing upwards. his clothes were torn apart and they were putting next to him, the taser gun was just next to him, as well. and someone, sitting on his head side, was actually trying to stop the bleeding, because there was a lot of blood on the street over there. the guyjust came and attacked the police officer. it was pretty terrifying. the other officer was crying. every

the officer managed to taser his attacker while being stabbed in the head and body.e is in hospital with multiple injuries but is expected to recover. a 56 year old man was arrested at the scene. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. blood pouring from stab wounds, this police officer has just been attacked by a man with a machete. officers bandage his head in east london in the early hours of the morning. the weapon can be seen carried by another officer. is it a machete, then? a man in his 50s is pinned to the ground. he is alleged to have stabbed the policeman a number of times, but the officer managed to taser him. muhammad faisal saw what happened from his window. the officer was lying on the floor facing upwards, all his clothes were torn apart next to him, the taser gun was next to him as well, and someone sitting on his head side was actually trying to stop the bleeding because there was a lot of blood on the street over there. the guyjust came at him and attacked the police officer, very terrifying. there was another officer who was crying, holding

and he was able to taser somebody while being attacked? yes. what you make of that?ears service, i believe. it is very well thought of, great sense of humour, great to be around and a very good police officer as well. what is it done for the morale in the area?” officer as well. what is it done for the morale in the area? i was speaking to his colleague straight afterwards and i will go back to the our officer bit, because they will come back on duty tonight and go out and do theirjob to look after the people of london. it is shocking, but unfortunately, it is not uncommon. how dangerous has it got this year? is this year particularly bad, worse than last year for example ? bad, worse than last year for example? this is a particularly nasty event but i would say policing, there is always a threat being a police officer. it is knowing what the risk is, and there isa knowing what the risk is, and there is a risk when you are stopping people that something might happen and that is why we have tasers and ha ndcuffs and that is why we have tasers and handcuffs and cs gas

tasers will be issued to every front line officer, one uk police force northamptonshire, is that theat police officers visible with tasers where 44% more likely to be assaulted and another experiment finds that just the assaulted and another experiment finds thatjust the presence of tasers lead to greater overall hostility between police and the public. there is always a balance to be struck around how we equip our officers. and still maintaining that british pleats of policing that is policing by consent. chief constables to keep this under consta nt constables to keep this under constant review, we discuss it as a counsellor at one of our routing meetings last year and we changed the way that a taser can be deployed back then. it used to be only after two years experience when somebody is out of their probation, that somebody could be issued with 805. but we went back to the home secretary through the college of policing to say actually, independent control. reckon nicely changing profile of our workforce and the threat that was posed to everybody. it remains an operational judgmen

policing officer tasered the guy, taser the suspect and then he took off and eventually crashed intoke tobin picks up the story, he is live in our newsroom. >> sadly the people of dayton are dealing with another tragic loss, this time of two, 6-year-old girls. a police officer or nearby in riverside ohio confronted the suspect, the police chief of dayton, ohio, said they have had multiple contacts with him in the law enforcement, in fact he was out on parole, just released from prison this month but he was covered with tattoos. the suspect got on the passenger side. they confirmed the officer tasered the suspect but for whatever reason it was not effective and you can see on that video he sped off with a door open, he had one car and then he took off reaching speeds of 97 miles an hour with the overhead lights on. he ran a red light, hit a red suv, there were two adults and that he hit the gray honda and that was filled with seven kids, two of those kids we know now were killed. that is what police are dealing with right now with the aftermath finding. >> shepard: what more do we kno

in the express, a taser for every officer, says one police chief, who is talking about soaring violentl talk about some of those. take us to the guardian on what it is saying about what borisjohnson is saying about what borisjohnson is saying about what borisjohnson is saying to the eu. today, boris johnson, newly installed prime minister, has written to the eu, setting out that the backstop could be replaced by a new form of commitments come at as it has been called, which is the first step on starting to wade in to the issue about the existing withdrawal agreement on what is going to happen next. he has proposed in a 4—page letter that the backstop is anti—democratic... i letter that the backstop is anti—democratic. .. i can't letter that the backstop is anti—democratic... i can't even say it! and inconsistent with the sovereignty of the uk which is now pa rt sovereignty of the uk which is now part of this rhetoric of i'm standing upfor part of this rhetoric of i'm standing up for the uk, this is about britain, boris is going to stand up for about britain, boris is going to stand upf

was described as frenzied, unprovoked, and despite being repeatedly attacked, the officer managed to taserssailant and the man in his 50s was arrested. a short time ago there was arrested. a short time ago there was a press c0 nfe re nce arrested. a short time ago there was a press conference nearby. let's listen to what was said by chief superintendent richard tucker. the circumstances are that the officers were in a marked police vehicle and stopped a van for not having insurance and having engaged the driver who was quite aggressive, and we are fortunate we have a body worn camera footage of the whole incident, and in dealing with that offence he tries to make off, gets back in the van and a violent struggle ensues where he produces a weapon and stabs our officer in the head and around the body, and during the struggle the officer managed to get his taser and deploy it, which stops the incident. the officer is at the royal london hospital and i went to visit him the early hours of this morning, and he is fine. he is seriously injured but he will make a recovery. as we heard, despite the

. >> the taser was deployed twice.ime, it struck and he went five seconds. he was trying to comply someone. then it was deployed a second time when it was ineffective. >> the suspects survived and is facing murder charges. investigators say he has a long rap sheet and they believe he was high on drugss at the time of last nights deadly crash. >>> happening now, how spiegel house speaker nancy pelosi is hosting a town hall meeting on gun violence prevention at lincoln high school in san francisco. others speaking at the event include california's surgeon general and shannon watts, the founder of mom's demand action. congressman spear said mom's demand now has a larger membership than the nra and she called once again for universal background checks, saying they are a no-brainer. >> >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next with accusation of stolen trade secrets that the case involving two of the bay area's big tech companies and the self driving technology. >>> the warriors officially moved to just go. who will catch up with

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the deputy fired the taser and it had no effect. then the suspect ran into the patrol car and when the deputy tried to stop him, the suspect pulled out a knife. that's when the deputy shot him. the suspect survived and was charged with several felonies. >>> a major milestone for a charity raising money for the victims of the gilroy garlic shooting. donations have poured in following the july 28th attack. all funds go to survivors and the families of the three people killed. >>> still ahead, around the bay area, power shutoffs during peak wildfire season. they can cause big problems. >>> a search of 911 calls will overwhelm the first responders. >> what san jose's mayor wants pg&e to do. >>> and where you can go to escape the heat and how to get there for free. >>> take public transit if you can. if you're heading out, on highway 24 through lafayette, traffic here looks good. >>> as you have been hearing, we'll do it all over again. record heat across portions of the bay area. if you want cooling relief. i think you'll like the 5-day

the sheriff deputy caught up with him and got out of his car and used his taser. that is when the suspect jumped into the patrol car. is a deputy tried to open the door, the suspect pulled a knife meeting the officer to open fire. the suspect was treated and is expected to survive. >>> a waterfront park is home to a homeless man. for years, it has been a haven for the homeless. lately the number of occupants has jumped. the city reportedly can no longer legally cleanup the camera. that is because some dwellers took legal action plan with the city's the procedures are unconstitutional. that resulted in a temporary restraining order against the city. >> the basically concluded us from doing our normal cleanup procedures. >> both the plaintiffs in the restraining order are due back in federal court today for a hearing on that case. >>> police say 2 burglars ran head-on into spike strips with the previous full of stolen tools. here is a look at the suspect. they were spotted after a good samaritan called police. police found this. a car stuffed with toys. officials su

police have been praising the bravery of the officer he managed to taser his attacker. two officers in a marked patrol car were following a large, white van, we believe it was uninsured and that is why they were following it. they had their blue lights on and were trying to get him to pull over. it eventually did, just behind me. and then, when the officers got out, they were confronted with an attack from this man. an officer was stabbed or slashed repeatedly with a machete in an incident that lasted only two minutes or so, described as frenzied, unprovoked. despite being repeatedly attacked, the officer managed to taser his assailant and the man in his 50s was arrested. now, a short time ago there was a press conference nearby and let us listen into what was said by detective chief superintendent richard tucker. circumstances are that the officers who were in a marked police vehicle stopped a van for no insurance and, having engaged the driver, who was quite aggressive, because we are very fortunate we've got body—worn camera of the whole incident, having tried to dea

the deputy used a taser and it had no effect. he ran to the patrol car. and the suspect pulled out a knife and the deputy shot the man. he is expected to survive. >>> a homeless man is accused of sexually assaulting a 12- year-old. police rushed to west 4th street. he's accused of luring the child into an alley. the charges include sodomy against a minor and false imprisonment. >>> cnn hosted the democratic debates. viewing was down from the debates in june. the next democratic debates, a month from now could feature fewer than half of the participants. they'll need 2% in four polls to qualify for the debates on september 12th and 13th. and they'll need to show 130,000 donors. that could cut the group down to seven or eight candidates. >>> the only african-american republican in the house won't be running for reelection in 2020. he's one of several republicans who announced they won't be running for reelection. he's criticized president trump. stay involved in politics to make sure the republican party looks like america. >>> there's new technology to hel

in the end, they used a taser to subdue him. they gave him an alcohol and drug test and both came back negative. he was completely sober. i'm going by loose translation here, they did find some dry matter of debris in front. don't know what they're suggesting there, they didn't get any specifics. and they also said they found unidenti unidentified -- but they haven't charged him with any charges apart from speeding and failure to comply. you never know. >> ladies, report to the dance floor! >> you and i are going to the bar. >> they just got married and now paige is about to toss the bouquet. >> make some noise for paige. >> stand in the middle gives you better opportunity to jump this way or that way depending where it goes. >> ladies, make some more noise so she knows where to throw it. >> don't throw it to high because sometimes they get stuck on the light fixtures. and there it is. that chandelier is so pretty. look at it. it is getting married! we get a close-up shot of the bouquet. >> there is a backup bouquet. >> there is

her out of her truck that is when you see the woman kick him in the groin, the officer deployed his taser after she refused to put her hands behind her back. finally he places her under arrest. >> you realize you got yourself a whole lot more trouble? >> the county district attorney is charging her on a felony police assault on an officer and resisting arrest. >>> a little league team and solano county recently had thousands of dollars of equipment stolen, including the scoreboard. >> some quick thinking detectives were on the trail. reporter anna giles on how the thief struct out. struck out. >> reporter: that vacaville national football league raised for years to get the scoreboard. when the controller for it was stolen earlier this month, they were back to square one, or so they thought. several weeks later, it is back home. >> opened up, see what it is, it ended up in the garbage can. there was no way we were getting it back. >> reporter: solano county deputies said the man accused of stealing the controller, joe mosley, was the one who led them right to it. they say it all started wh

the officer deploying his taser after she refused to put her hands behind her back finally placing herest. >>you realize you just get yourself in all of our trouble. dirict attorney's charging with felony assault on a police officer and resisting arrest. >>a woman in new york turned a 170 years old today and she says her secret to a long life well and my surprise he louis senor says she maintained a healthy diet all her life she continues to exercise including dancing. no surprise there. she also says something about longevity that they have surprised more than a few people. >>it is secret of a 107 i never got mandate. i think that's a secret ok. my sister says i wish i never got married. she says. >>there you go seems on gemini may run in the family seen yours sister is a 100 and to die. >>martin k will set you up for bay area sports night, including all the comings and goings as the baseball trading deadline including whether madison bumgarner is still a san francisco giant that's ahead and that fog coming in little more earlier tonight what does that mean for the day tomorrow as we

the deputy found that suspect nearby and said that a taser had no effect. the suspect eventually got in the patrol car and allegedly lunged at the department with the knife. the suspect is expect the to survive. >>> a judge is expected to decide whether to unseal two more warrants tied to a high profile case involving a bay area freelance journalist targeted in a police raid. the warrants are linked to this police raid on brian car mendy's home and office. officers were investigating the leak of a police report on the death of public defender jeff adachi but they are protected from that by shield laws. and another judge banned a separate warrant in the case saying that police never told her, the judge, that carmody was a journal iflt. >>> new details about oakland police and use of force during investigations. according to the conical, the inspector general found a third of 47 studied cases last year in which officers did not report when use of force was used. all of the unreported cases involved a nonwhite suspect. the department previously reported those

the deputy located that suspect nearby and said that he used a taser, it had no effect and the suspectventually got into the trol car and allegedly luchb n lunged at the deputy with a knife as the deputy tried to shut the door. the suspect is expected to survive. >>> a follow-up, a judge today expected to decide whether to unseal two more warrants tied to a high-profile case involving a bay area freelance journalist targeted in a police raid. the warrants are linked to police raids on brian carmody's home and office. officers were investigating a leak of a police report on the death of a public defender jeff adachi, but working journalists and their sources are protected from such searches under california's sealed laws. two weeks ago another judge banned police from using evidence associating with a separate warrant in the case saying that police never told her that she was a journalist. >>> new details involving the case of a navy s.e.a.l. accused of covering up war crimes. a san diego-based admiral was dismissing charges against lieutenant jacob portier. the former platoon leader wa

near morgan street, authorities say the man refused commands to stop, so that deputy deployed his taser but it had no effect. the suspect then ran to the deputy's patrol car, got into the driver's estate, the deputy tried to pull him out, and that's when 30 say the suspect pulled a knife on the deputy. the deputy then shot the man, he was taken to the hospital and again, is expected to survive. that deputy was not hurt.>>> the jury and the go ship warehouse case completed its first full day of deliberations without reaching a verdict. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has been at the courthouse for the entire trial and he says the questions the jurors are asking suggest they have been taking careful note.>> reporter: thursday came and went, the fate of go ship defendants still up in the air. the jury went to lunch, by days end, still no verdict. >> i have faith in the jury, they seem to have been really attentive and taking notes. and i certainly hope and pray and trust that they won't be swayed by the das, at best i can call them tricks, and just sometimes a deception. >> i think when you

and in the express, a taser for every officer, says one police chief responding to soaring violent crimeont is all about brexit. indeed it is. boris johnson has written to donald tusk, saying that the famous or notorious backstop will have to go and making clear a ll backstop will have to go and making clear all kinds of suggestions about alternative arrangements. what is interesting about this story is how it's the same story in one, two, three, four newspapers and written com pletely three, four newspapers and written completely differently in each one. the times tells it pretty straight, it's just that, he's going to see angela merkel and emmanuel macron and the g7. and also he had a testy, had she conversation with the override car —— tetchy conversation with the irish prime minister. while the telegraph portrays it as a brave fight and he wins the day. the guardian plays it as him telling him to get lost, and the son calls it a 4—page salvo —— the sun. antidemocratic, really saying it is unconscionable for us to have this backstop. the marketplace into the idea that — i think the id

when the deputy arrived the man was taser many ran into the deputy's cruiser close the door. that's when she officer opened fire. that man is identified as 42 year-old brad bateman of minnesota. he survived the shooting and is charged with a number of felonies including robbery carjacking and assault with a deadly weapon. well almost a week after that massive fire tore through in east oakland warehouse, some businesses and artists they're just starting to cope with their losses. one artist says that he lost the majority of his tools and art work that would have been valued at 50 to a $100,000. he says the biggest loss though as the atmosphere, the space that that was provided there for the community. >>my losses, one thing but the knife know all these people who like work so hard and their business and i start to really the fight for them. great deal of grief that i feel we have just knowing what people are going to. >>well the oakland fire department says the cause of the fire is still under investigation, but they should be releasing new information soon. >>well to the sout

so, we really do see serious issues arising, which is behind the drive towards a taser. possible extension of that, chief constable this week saying that any officer who once one could have one. there are several purses going on abroad and it is nice to see the national police getting a grip of this and it is not before time. thank you forjoining us. let's call into biarritz and donald tusk is talking and has been talking about and about things, whether russia should be omitted, having been banned from the g8 because of its actions in the crimea. let's listen in. that the doctors in the, winners of the 2018 nobel peace prize will present to doctors tomorrow —— present to doctors tomorrow —— present to doctors tomorrow —— present to us tomorrow. also on the agenda, i will have a meeting with prime minister boris johnson. agenda, i will have a meeting with prime minister borisjohnson. he will be third british conservative prime minister with whom i will discuss brexit. the eu is always open to cooperation, when david cameron wanted to avoid brexit, when theresa may wanted

the deputy shot that man with a taser but it had no effect on him at the time then the man ran into the driver's seat of the deputy's patrol car he got in the deputy tried to open the door but the man threatened the deputy with a knife. and this is when the deputy opened fire. that man was taken to the hospital officials save his wounds are not life threatening and the deputy was not hurt. well a federal judge in san francisco is refusing to allow the trump administration's new asylum rule to take effect the rule by the trump administration would prohibit migrants who traveled through another country from seeking asylum in the us now it would in effect prevent all asylum applications from central america. so for refugee assistance groups, they sue the administration. the us district judge has issued a preliminary injunction on the rule as trial in the case is pending. the judge turned down the department of justice request for a stay while it appeals the injunction. happening today a public hearing is scheduled at napa city hall on a proposal to merge 2 major health care providers. prov

the suspect was cornered by armed police and tasered before being arrested in the moseley area. his own vehicle — as he tried to arrest him in connection with a car theft. the officer is being treated for head and pelvic injuries. part of worthing seafront has been evacuated due to an incident involving hazardous materials leaving people vomiting and with sore eyes. police are investigating the source of the chemical incident and have reportedly cleared the pier and the surrounding area. a cordon has been set up along the seafront and people have been told to stay inside and shut windows and doors. kite surfing instructor christine johnston was about to start a lesson near windsor road when she was told to leave the beach... tell us what happened. that's right, we we re tell us what happened. that's right, we were setting up for the day for a kite surfing lesson and the quad bike came along from the beach patrol office and told us to leave the beach immediately, they were quite concerned about a substance, i think they thought it was in the air. certainly they were covering thei

the suspect was cornered by armed police and tasered before being arrested in the moseley area.in connection with a car theft. the officer is being treated for head and pelvic injuries. police say two men have been charged with a public order offence after they were arrested outside the home of arsenal footballer mesut 0zil on thursday. on friday, the club annouced that 0zil and his team—mate sead kolasinac would not play this weekend because of security concerns. both players were targeted by carjackers in north london last month. police say they're treating the arrests on thursday as a separate incident. the national farmers' union is calling on the government to make the uk more self—sufficient, and to stop relying on the rest of the world to feed britain's growing population. it believes this autumn will be critical to the future of british farming as greg mckenzie reports. farming is the backbone of the country's largest manufacturing sector, food and drink. it contributes more than £120 billion to the uk economy. but the nationalfarmers union which represents the industry

the suspect was cornered by armed police and tasered before being arrested in the moseley area.ng him over with his own vehicle as he tried to arrest him in connection with a car theft. the officer is being treated for head and pelvic injuries. police say two men have been charged with a public order offence after they were arrested outside the home of arsenal footballer, mesut ozil, on thursday. on friday, the club annouced that ozil and his teammate, sead kolasinac, would not play this weekend because of security concerns. both players were targeted by carjackers in north london last month. police say they're treating the arrests on thursday as a separate incident. the troubled energy company sse, which supplies almost 6 million households in the uk, has said it's in talks about the sale of its energy retail business to 0v0 group. in may, sse announced plans to offload its energy retail arm after losing more than half a million customers. in a statement, the company said no final decision had been taken. if the sale goes ahead, 0v0 would become one of the uk's largest energy s

the deputy shot the man with a taser says it had no effect the man then ran over to the deputies a deputy's patrol car and climbed in and threatened the officer when he tried to open the door that's when the deputy opened fire. the man was taken to a hospital he is expected to survive. the deputy was not hurt. in the east bay, a man was robbed at gunpoint near u c berkeley yesterday it happened in a parking lot and the 2500 block of deer and avenue, 3 robbers police say stole a man's phone and wallet. one of them had a gun they all got away in a car 10 minutes before that robbery police say 2 people chased a man and a woman that was in the 2400 block a ban croft way. the man woman got away police are not sure yet whether those 2 incidents might be related to happening tomorrow, the richmond ferry will begin weekend service to san francisco. >>right now the f f fry only runs on weekdays the weekend services part of the trial program that will last until november, 3rd the service will include 5 trips each way on both saturdays and sundays. a big retailers are now stocking bulletproof backpack

longer to get there, so we really do see serious issues arising, which is behind the drive towards taser saying, any officer who wants one could have one? yes, there are several forces going down that road. it is nice to see the national police chiefs council getting a grip of this. it is not before time. we've all had that terrifying moment where you're getting ready to go on holiday and you think you've lost your passport, but new technology could make remembering to carry your travel documents a thing of the past. instead, the passport would be saved on your phone and detected by a biometric scanner at the uk border. our business reporter simon browning has been to try it out. i don't know what you do if your phonemade battery goes flat or you do not have a charger with you, but we will worry about that separately. sunshine, holidays, city breaks. we all love our trips away. and it's the time of year when flights are full, airports are bursting, and there can be lots of waiting around. now, we all know what it's like to arrive on holiday at your destination, to arrive in the passport

the government, i'm definitely looking at the equipment that they use, so a wider roll—out of the tasere effective in protecting the officers and the public. more importantly, i would really like to see the usage of the criminal justice really like to see the usage of the criminaljustice department really like to see the usage of the criminal justice department taking the legislation that is currently out there for assaults against police officers and emergency service workers and setting examples because when a police officer is assaulted, when an emergency service worker is assaulted, it is an assault against society. what we are having at this moment in time as we are not sending a message and there is no are not sending a message and there is no consequence are not sending a message and there is no consequence to actions. if we can get the criminaljustice service, the courts, the probation services, magistrates, thejudges, using the legislation to send a and strong message that the police officers or emergency service workers should not be assaulted and if you do, you will bear the

despite horrific injuries to his head and hand, he subdued his attacker with a taser. 56—year—old muhammad magistrates' court this morning charged with the attempted murder of the young policeman and possession of an offensive weapon in public. muhammad rodwan was in court for less than five minutes. he stood to give his name, his date of birth and to confirm that he is british. he said he had no fixed address and there was no application for bail. murder of the young policeman and possession of an offensive he remains in custody and will now face trial at the old bailey. he'll return to court next month. richard lister, bbc news, at thames magistrates' court. borisjohnson says preparing for a no—deal brexit, will be his top priority, and that it will also be the top priority for the civil service. in a letter to all civil servants, the prime minister called on them to make "rapid and urgent preparations" for leaving the eu with no agreement. it comes as the labour leaderjeremy corbyn, has called on the uk's most senior civil servant to intervene, if mrjohnson pursues a no—deal brexit, in

in the head and the hand and it's alleged that the injured officer was able to fight him off with a taser officer, pc stuart outing, 28 in a serious but stable condition in the royal london hospital where he is recovering from surgery. he has been with the force for ten years and now the defendant will face trial at the old bailey and will appear there next on september the 6th. thank you, richard lister. some very unsummery weather is causing huge disruption to people's holiday plans. heavy rain and strong winds are affecting many parts of the country, with the met office forecasting winds of up to 60mph for parts of the channel coast, south west england and west wales. rail and ferry services are affected, and a number of festivals and outdoor events have been cancelled. lisa hampele has the details: it's the height of summer, but you wouldn't know it. what the met office is calling unseasonal weather is expected to hit nearly all the uk. west lothian in scotland has already got problems, with localised flooding from heavy rain. and overnight, cctv pictures from a village car park in wr

a sheriff deputy caught up with him and got out of his car and used the taser. that apparently did not work. the suspect then jumped into the patrol car and pulled a knife. that is with the deputy opened fire.>> a new audit finds many police officers feeling to report when the use for. the office of inspector general analyzed nearly 50 encounters from last year. at least 17 cases. the failed to fill a use of force forms. that includes 12 times with a pointed a gun at someone. they also found 18 instances of noncompliance with particular policy. the police chief said, the department is committed and asked willing to accept our shortcomings. >>> a woman is suing the company after her husband died in a car crash. he was killed four months ago when the model t he was driving collided with the truck. the lawsuit contends the cars autopilot safety system filled causing the crash. >> there is no question you know that it was defective. effective didn't work at all. >> the city truck driver was at fault and had violated the right-of-way. tessa said the autopilot system

the suspect was cornered by armed police and tasered before being arrested in the moseley area.fore running him over with his own vehicle as he tried to arrest him in connection with a car theft. the officer is being treated for head and pelvic injuries. police say two men have been charged with a public order offence after they were arrested outside the home of arsenal footballer, mesut 0zil, on thursday. on friday, the club annouced that 0zil and his team—mate, sead kolasinac, would not play this weekend because of security concerns. both players were targeted by carjackers in north london last month. police say they're treating the arrests on thursday as a separate incident. the headlines on bbc news... the prime minister pledges two—and—a—half billion pounds to create 10,000 new prison places — and says all police forces will be given extended stop and search powers. the former prime minister — gordon brown — warns that a no—deal brexit could spell the end of the united kingdom. the fbi is investigating the death of the multi—millionaire businessman and convicted sex offende

a deputy caught up with him and got out of his car and used a taser. official said the network. that is when the suspect jumped into the patrol car. the suspect pulled out a knife. he was treated at the scene and is expected to survive. >>> people are coming together less than one week after a gunman opened fire at the festival. hundreds of people packed the streets. the pain can be read on signs that they help. they talked about the tragedy that unfolded on sunday. he shot at the crowded festivalgoers. the young people died in the gunfire. last night vigil was not about the government rather than moving forward. >> has been a rough week for my staff. a look at the we must after with this. i am pretty proud of them. >> he did not destroy us.>> the police chief told the crowd that he is postponing national night out until october. is doing this we get as many of its officers out to meet with the community. >> we know the names of the three officers who engaged the gunmen. all three are veteran officers returned fire about one minute after he started shooting. are currently on pai

the suspect was cornered by armed police and tasered before being arrested in the moseley area.th his own vehicle as he tried to arrest him in connection with a car theft. the officer is being treated for head and pelvic injuries. police say two men have been charged with a public order offence after they were arrested outside the home of arsenal footballer, mesut 0zil, on thursday. on friday, the club annouced that 0zil and his team—mate, sead kolasinac, would not play this weekend because of security concerns. both players were targeted by carjackers in north london last month. police say they're treating the arrests on thursday as a separate incident. a 200 strong search team is continuing to scour dense forest near the resort where a 15—year—old british schoolgirl went missing more nora, who has learning difficulties, disappeared while on holiday with her family. her mother has thanked the teams looking for her daughter. 0ur correspondent howard johnson, is following the search operation from the nearby town of seremban. research area has come down from six, six commenters t

the suspect ignored commands to stop and the taser had no effect. the suspect ran to the deputy's patrol car and when the deputy tried to stop him the suspect took out a knife. the suspect is 42-year-old brad bateman and he was charged with multiple felonies. >> today will be the first day of school in the forestville union school district. despite the first teachers strike since 1980, the 16 members of the teachers association ran a three year contract with a 5% pay raise for the first three years. and a 3% cost of living raise. the school district offered a 2.5% pay raise in the third year. no word on when negotiations will resume. >>> a juror milestone a major milestone. donations have poured in for the gilroy. all funds go to survivors and the families of the three people killed. >>> and some cities are dealing with the hot weather by setting up cooling centers for the people effected. brentwood and, one at the senior center off balfour road. and concord as a cooling there. and most libraries and community senior centers are offering a place to

the deputy fired his taser which had no effect. when the deputy tried to stop him, the suspect took out a knife. the deputy then shot him. the suspect has been identified as 42-year-old brad baymon. he was charged with multiple felonies. >>> a woman tells us she is terrified after being attacked she says she's recovering from the physicenters her condo. the suspect is identified as austin james vincent and was arrested on charges including false imprisonment and battery. a judge released him yesterday. >> trust me, it's not easy being away for my parents and my family. i have been living alone in this country for 12 years. i have never felt so unsafe in my life. >> she says since san francisco announced it would build a navigation center, she has seen an increase in the number of homeless center -- in the area who are drug users and have mental issues. wwith this case manager but not required to wear a monitoring device. >> the city of fremont is trying to make a controversial decision as to where to put the city's first homeless n

the man refused the deputies commands to stop and the deputy deployed taser, but it had no effect onhe man. he then ran to the deputy's patrol car and got into the driver seat. the deputy tried to pull the man out, that's when authorities say the suspect pulled a knife on him. the deputy then shot the man, he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. the deputy was not hurt. >>> in lafayette were firefighters make a quick work of a grass fire. it only took firefighters about 30 minutes to have the fire under control. one acre was burned, and evacuations were not ordered. >>> ascent has a house fire has displaced 36 people. the fire was reported around 4:00 at a residence on fifth street between st. john and st. james. no one injured here, those displaced the fire are being provided alternative housing. >>> the jury in the ghost ship trial completed its first day without reaching a verdict. they must decide if the two men are guilty of involuntary manslaughter. attorneys say that it is clear that the jury of nine women and three men have been paying close attention. at one

he used his taser and it had no effect. the man ran to the deputy's car and got in the driver's seat. the sheriff's department shot the man when he pulled out a knife. >>> a homeless man is in police custody in san jose, accused of sexually assaulting a 12-year- old. they found 43-year-old hill who is accused of luring the child into an alley. hill is facing sexual assault of a minor charge and false imprisonment. >>> last night in cincinnati at a raleigh, called out the state of california and slammed lawmakers for the number of homeless people living on the streets. >> what they are doing to our beautiful california is a disgrace to our country. it's a shame. the world is looking at it. look at los angeles with the tents and the horrible, horrible disgusting conditions. look at san francisco. look at some of your other cities. >> president trump also blamed democrats for crime in the nation's biggest cities saying no one has paid a higher price for the far left's destructive agenda than americans living in the inner citie

the company, taser, like kleenex, it is actually a company, it is developing software that the police body camera will soon have facial recognition software and scan your face and the police see you and they will know who you are. we use these. this tracks everywhere you have gone. every purchase you have made. if you use a metro card, that tracks everywhere you have gone in the city. and the software that tracks how many steps you took know where is all of those steps were. now, on the one hand, some of this is necessary. you want the police to be able to effectively police. of course. it would be -- this is loaded very much -- this lecture is loaded very much in a direction that like no surveillance, but, of course, there is a necessity. violent actors do exist in the word and crimes very much take place. some of this is eye knock use. it -- eye knock use. it -- eye knock yous. it is a little weird to know the grocery store knows what bagels i like or creamer i use and most often because it is cheaper. by someone is tracking all of that stuff. the flip side is, on the other hand, ye

we don't want your guns, we don't want your beanbags, we don't want your tasers, none of this. >> public comment is now closed. next item. >> line item four has been removed. line item five, general public comment. the public his welcome to address the commission guarding items that do not appear in tonight's agenda but what are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. they shall address the commission as a whole and not to individual personnel. they may provide a brief response to individual commissioners and police d.p.a. personnel should refrain from entering into any debates or discussion with speakers during public comments. >> general public comment although i think we have had it, but we will have more. >> i have general public comment >> chiefs got, my name is ruben david goodman. i am a retiree of the san francisco assessor's office. during my time in the assessor's office they held him to be the elected assessor. i had the pleasure of helping him give the endorsement about various democratic clubs and voluntarily drove him around his lint -- lincoln continental

the deputy used his taser but it had no effect. the man ran to the patrol car and got into the driver's seat. the deputy tried to pull him out, the suspect pulled a knife. that's when the deputy shot this happened on august 1st. su charged with multiple felonies. >>> now to philadelphia where a standoff with a gunman who shot and wounded six officers is over tonight. the gunman had been holed up inside a home since the shooting began around 4:30 this afternoon. that's when narcotics officers tried to survey drug warrant. one office arm, another in the hand and a third grazed in the head. police say the standoff ended an hour ago when the gunman emerged from the home and surrendered. he's been identified as 36-year- old maurice hale. from philadelphia and has a long history of gun convictions. >> little angry about someone having all that weaponry and all that firepower. we'll get to that another day. that's all about the officers and their families right now. >> reporter: two officers were trapped inside during the standoff but man

spray and a baton only state police tactical teams, the equivalent of a swat team are equipped with taserss are also trained to maintain a safe tactical distance from the suspect in order to prevent an individual from gaining access to the troopers weapons. >>what's most of the norm was taken into custody. and he was placed into the the police vehicle. they need his cage which caused caught cuts on the side of his seat. >>bernard was taken to the hospital after being arrested because officers you heard said he was banging his head against the cage in the police vehicle once he was taken into custody. that is why he was wearing that bandage authorities have not released word about a possible motive in this case, ken pam back to you. all right grant, thank you. >>new high-tech gadgets have been added to the san joaquin county sheriff's department tool chest reporter k received explains how these new machines will assist deputies and now deputies are addressing some of the privacy concerns of citizens have. >>stoner newer better deputy say it is dior explosive ordinance disposal robot is exac

obtaining my msw, i experienced a drug-induced mental health crisis during which i was beaten and tasered by police and psychiatrically hospitalized against my will. guess who affected this as prescribed my diagnosis? i regularly see a psychiatrist and therapist and i have been taking psychiatric medication ever since my mental health crisis. i identify myself as a social worker and therapist. notwithstanding this, i also felt identifying with history of the madd movement and anti- psychiatry movement from a self identify as very typical. a mad activists. a survivor of police brutality and mental health industrial complex. this brings me to what i would like to name as the patient professional. if the mental health industrial complex stipulates that those are mental health professionals are psychologically stable and those who are patients psychologically unstable, in my existence as a patient professional is a paradox. to be a patient professional is to have it a body, mind, space and the place between the binary of the patients and professionals. i understand the experience of being sti

despite horrific injuries to his head and hand, he subdued his attacker with a taser. 56—year—old muhammaded with the attempted murder of the young policeman and possession of an offensive weapon in public. muhammad rodwan was in court for less than five minutes. he stood to give his name, his date of birth and to confirm that he is british. he said he had no fixed address and there was no application for bail. he remains in custody and will now face trial at the old bailey. he'll return to court next month. richard lister, bbc news, at thames magistrates' court. a 14—year—old girl who died after she was pulled from the sea in essex has been named by police. malika shamas from luton, was rescued along with two of her teenage relatives clacton on sea on yesterday. an 18—year—old man remains in hospital in a critical condition whilst a 15—year—old girl is in a stable condition. president donald trump has said us congressional leaders are having serious discussions about tightening up background checks on gun ownership. but the president has not addressed calls to control wider access to weap

antes de instar al comedor y cierto de paralizarlo con una pistola taser, pero no dio resultado.as autoridades dejaron en libertad a este hombre, acusado de atacar brutalmente a una mujer. en este incidente se registrÓ el pasado sÁbado, cuando la vÍctima iba entrando a su complejo de apartamentos en la noche. el transeÚnte empujÓ a la mujer y la tirÓ al piso para evitar que entrara. es sospechoso de 25 aÑos fue arrestado, pero lo liberaron despuÉs de declararse no culpable ante el juez. los estudiantes en gilroy estÁn de regreso a la escuela hoy, expo de dos semanas y media desde que un hombre armado abriÓ fuego en el festival del ajo. ramÓn: julio poletti tiene el reporte, cuÉntanos. julio: palmira y ramÓn. el distrito escolar de gilroy asegura que ofrecerÁ recursos de consejerÍa para los estudiantes y los padres que lo necesiten, al menos durante la primera semana de clases. hoy, fue el primer dÍa de clases en gilroy, comunidad que sufriÓ la pÉrdida de tres vidas y docenas de heridos, tras un tiroteo masivo con un sujeto armado en el festival del ajo. el distrito escolar no qui

police say the taser malfunctioned and was ineffective. >> hey, hey. i'm going to drive around. hey, don't go the hands out yet. >> reporter: the video switches to officer hendriks's body worn camera. gonzales continues running with the knife. >> drop it right now. drop it right now. >> reporter: moore ignored commands. >> you're about to get shot, dude. >> reporter: as he turns and approaches officer hendriks, officer hendriks shoots him four times. gonzales only drops the knife after he's shot and with several more commands. >> drop the knife. >> reporter: gonzales was taken to a hospital where he was treated and survived. he's facing charges including assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer, resisting arrest and trespassing. the solano county d.a.'s office and the police department have pending investigations. i reached out to both for comment and did not hear back. melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> i did not know that. >> i don't think they notified us of that. i'm not aware of that. >> did not hear about it. >> do you know about the b.a.r.t. shut down this weekend? no