he didn't get into an altercation. people don't just get into altercations. there are aggressors. >> when did you first hear from george after this incident? you, personally? >> me, personally, i heard immediately after the incident. >> within an hour? >> by "immediately," i mean, within 24 hours. >> so the next day? >> would be the closest i'm willing to narrow the window down of exactly when george spoke, yeah, would be within the next 24 hours. >> and what exactly did he tell you about what happened? >> well, some of the details have come out. unfortunately, miss cory's investigation have been compromised. some details have been leaked. that's why we can talk more about a family, now, what george told us was the truth. this fantasy, or this mythology of that he chased a person, is just absolutely false. he didn't chase anyone. >> on the 911 call, he says that he's seeing somebody suspicious who is running, and he says he's pursuing him, and he's told, please don't do that. >> he says, okay. and anything past that point is conjecture by the media. >> let's

. >> reporter: witnesses say the two marines got into a verbal altercation. about 240 this morning. seconds later, 23-year-old phil up bushawn was fatally stabbed. we got our hands on surveillance tape from a nearby business showing the aftermath of the crime and steps away from the marine barrack. barrack's row is a go-to destination like adams morgan and there were plenty of people on the street when the two marines got into a scuffle. >> and one witness -- during a verbal altercation. >> and this grainy surveillance tape shows what happened seconds after the fatal encounter. people tried to help the 23- year-old who was unconscious and not responding. it was too late. he died at the hospital. another malone, 20-year-old michael post, stationed in d.c., is facing second-degree murder charges. >> and it's all tough. when you have two marines involved, it's really -- i think that makes it tougher. i have a son who is in the military. >> reporter: the owner of capital hills sporting goods and apparels is worried the standing will scare people away and this is unfortunate it happened.

the altercation occurred in the 700 block of ace street and it did not begin inside any establishment. it started out on the sidewalk. >> never heard of such a thing happening here, so, yeah, we're extremely surprised. yeah. >> reporter: now, this incident did happen off base. that is why it is being handled by d.c. police. a suspect has been charged with second-degree murder while arm and police say they're checking to see if alcohol played a role in this fatal altercation. reporting live from southwest washington, darcy spencer, news4. >>> two women are suing the u.s. military. they say they were raped and then punished when they tried to report the attacks. in the lawsuit, one of the women says that she was raped twice at the u.s. naval academy and then forced to drop out when she reported it. the other woman says she was raped at west point and then forced to take out her attacker's trash after reporting the assault. she too later dropped out. this latest lawsuit comes more than a month after eight other women sued on similar grounds. >>> surveillance video caught a vicious dog at

it looks like there was an altercation outside. there is still some question as to whether or not the person with the gun -- the gun was not in the venue as far as we know. it was brought from a car and there is question as to whether or not the parties with the firearm were in the club. it is a little bit murky right now. we are trying to sort through that. there was some kind of altercation and somebody fired rounds into the air to break up the crowd. and flee the scene in a vehicle. that is one. let's see. out in richmond, which is not on this report. you will get that next week. what else? we have been working with -- i reported here a few weeks ago about the 17th area. we are working with sfpd and mission station. two underground clubs have been able to get traction with building owners. in one situation, the people were evicted. in the other, they have not been evicted but have been put into a situation where they cannot do underground events or clubs. that is a great example of both the city attorney, sfpd, and the entertain

they will continue to follow them and came up on the porch and started an altercation. i am now told none of that is true. if you can me what really happened, i will give you my opinion. >> my opinion is he should be arrested the legal process should start. >> for they did that, they would be on suspension and possibly in jail. >> this issue of stand your ground, florida is one of the states out of at least 20 and florida is the most generalized with the explosion useing it to get off. what do you think about the right to defend yourself in tough movies? >> not to say they should defy common sense by avoiding or diffusing confrontation. that is very, very important. somebody calls me any name they want to and talk about my mama, i am sorry you feel that way. if he starts swinging at me or pulls out a weapon, stuff will change right away. you have to understand that. this law doesn't say you should look for the altercations and what it should say is you would do anything and everything you can to avoid confrontation, however as a last resort, if you are really in fear, t

an altercation, we don't know the exact circumstances of how this began commences.result, trayvon martin is dead. >> well, i do take exception with "follows." that is, again, without commenting on specifics about the case, because it's inappropriate to do so, it's inappropriate for anybody, including myself who wasn't there, to say this is exactly what happened, george followed or did not follow. what i'm saying as his brother is george speaks the truth to his family. george has told his family the truth. george has told every one of his lawyers that have taken him on the truth. george has told everyone the truth that he could speak to at the time. there was a time before all of twitter followers or people marching, this was just something that had happened to two families, to the martin family and to the zimmerman family. >> let me ask you, robert, why was george carrying a gun to target? >> thousands of floridians have enacted laws that they are able to carry guns. in fact i believe they are only able to carry guns if they're concealed. >> so he's carrying a gun b

police say he stabbed philip bushong after an altercation this morning. police are trying to determine whether a remark made during the fight prompted the stabbing. >> one witness heard a homophobic slur used by the suspect during a verbal altercation which preceded the stabbing. >> bushong is from camp lejeune in north carolina. >>> a car with a manual transmission foiled a carjacking early this morning. it started in columbia heights in the district and ended just over the maryland line in fairmont heights. police say a man and woman were thrown into the trunk of a car. but the kidnappers couldn't drive a stick shift. so they ordered the man to drive them around. eventually the driver jumped out of the car and ran for help. the suspects fled before police could get there. the woman eventually freed herself. both victims only suffered minor injuries. >>> george zimmerman, the man charged with murdering trayvon martin is having problems posting bail. a florida judge set zimmerman's bail at $150,000 yesterday. but attorneys say zimmerman's family hasn't be

there was no -- there was no warning, you know, that there was an altercation.as no indication to him that something could have gotten out of hand that maybe this situation, you know, it was time to run away. there was no warning or anything like that. there was just simply -- >> but what people argue, robert, they're like what the hell is george doing anywhere near trayvon martin. trayvon martin is a young kid unarmed. he has a bag of skittles, just going home minding his own business. why is your brother armed with a gun, having made a 911 call specifically telling him not to follow and he says yes, i'm following, specifically told not to and he's still in the vicinity of trayvon martin. why? if he hadn't been, if he just got back in his car and driven away, if he just carried on doing whatever he was doing with his life that night, trayvon martin would still be alive. the only reason trayvon martin is dead is because your brother decided that a young black teenager in a hoodie looked suspicious and then pursued him. >> absolutely false, piers. absolutely -- n

>> it was just a verbal altercation. there is a lot of verbal altercations between people. you have to understand there are 16 men living together behind closed doors with stress, animosity towards one another in some cases, and it is not always a pleasant place to be. >> when inmates erupt, no one is safe, including correctional staff. >> we had an inmate that was on his way to the rec yard and came behind an officer and used a derogatory statement toward him. i immediately told him that his recreation was being taken for that comment. he decided to lean forward as if he was going to brace himself and then just bit right into my left arm. this is my left arm the day that the bite occurred. he bit in so fast and so hard that i didn't even feel him bite. he severed the nerve in my arm where i now have permanent damage. >> while officer mills' bite wound was severe, his ordeal was not nearly as terrifying as the nightmare one of his fellow officers experienced. in this previously unaired footage provided to "lockup" by the prison, hostage negotiators are outside of the cell o

more importantly we have a young lady on the phone when the altercation first starts, and she hears it. if you believe george zimmerman's version, then you have to believe that trayvon martin is talking to this young lady on the phone, and also talking to zimmerman. and that just doesn't make sense. why are you taking to your girlfriend -- >> with the young lady, the girlfriend you're referring to, you have the time log that shows what time he's talking to her, you have the time of the phone logs is that contradict? >> absolutely. those time logs -- and that's a great point. 7:12 is when she makes the call to him. it last four minutes. the sanford police department say that they arrived at 7:17 and trayvon martin was dead on the ground. we know that george zimmerman called 911 at 7:11. so where is all this time that he attacked him at the car. it doesn't add up. >>. >> let me ask you something else that bothers me. it says that george zimmerman's father said last night that the sanford police department corroborates the majority of what zimmerman said happened that night. am i right? h

my son tried to get away, and because he could not detain my son, an altercation ensued and my son was shot and killed. >> trayvon martin's mother told me last week about what she thinks happened the night her son was killed. ben krump, attorney for the martin family. i'm sure you were listening there to my interview with the two attorneys for george zimmerman. it got heated. some strange supposition on their side that i was trying to convict george zimmerman. i'm just trying to get to the truth. when you listened to what they said, what was your reaction? >> well, obviously, they did not want to look at the facts that have been released by the police department, the fact that it is highly unusual that someone can kill someone in cold blood and that person not be armed and george zimmerman has a nine millimeter gun. even the 911 call, there are several facts that are going to come into this trial. if george zimmerman, this armed vigilante is arrested for killing trayvon martin. the problem is, he has not been arrested. they talk about trying it in the media and have him cry on some ral

. >> yes, we found out over the weekend when they had this huge altercation, huge little altercation, huge little, huge altercation, sounds like dion was claiming pillar and his friend jumped in the room attacked him he called 911 she was arrested now we are finding die on was cited and given a ticket for misdemeanour battery or assault and he obviously it is not as bad as what she said, so you know they are going to continue investigating the big thing they should not be living under the same roof, they have been going through this very nasty divorce, living in a massive mansion, like 28,000 square feet and they figure we will still live under the same roof even though we are doing this that way we don't see each other that much but it turned out poorly for them. >> the other rule, never tweet until you find out if you are going to get arrested. >> that's true too. >> dax, let's move on, make it stop kardashians are back for three more years. >> they are back for three more years signed the richest deal in reality tv show history basically $40 million, next three years keeping up wit

this law doesn say that you should look for altercations.hat it really should say is you should do anything and everything you can to be able to avoid confrontation. however, as a last resort, if you're really, indeed, in fear for your life you have the right to defend your life. that's what that law -- that's thspirit of thataw. >> let's talk movies. >> i got tired of coming up with last-minute desperate solutions to impossible problems created by other [ bleep ] people. >> all of your ridiculous, pitiful antics aren't going to change a thing. you and i, we're puppets in the same sick play. we serve the same master. and he's a lunatic and he's ungrateful. there's nothing we can do about it. >> terrific action film that grossed$160 million worldwide. steven seagal, international superstar. you had this huge, he hit. i think it's fair to say you haven't had one quite like that since. do you care? once you've had a huge hit like that, is that enough for a movie star? >> for me, if god blessed me with that one great hit, i'm satisfied. but i st

his lip is bleeding a little bit from just the altercation we were having. nobody struck him. and all of a sudden this woman makes it a point to come over, and she starts pointing her finger at him and starts saying something again, and that's when a racial slur come out. >> whatever restraint was there disappears. supporters of the victim and supporters of the defendant start a yelling match. >> you have a situation of different socioeconomic statuses, and you have a racial divide. and that really played out in this particular case. >> the judge orders all family members out of the courtroom. swett is taken to the sheriff's office and released after 45 minutes. >> we have charged mr. swett with possibly disorderly conduct in a courtroom. probably could have. would it be the wise thing to do? no. and, like i said, i would have done the same thing, and i'm sure a lot of fathers out there would have done the same thing. >> the judge sentences clifford to 33 years to life in prison. >> you couldn't see this without being unaffected, but it was a sad, unfortunate case, even if thi

mirkarimi was only sworn in in january just days after a new year's eve altercation with his wife.pleaded guilty, was fined and in ordered to attend domestic violence classes, mayor ed lee then suspended him without pay for official misconduct. this hearing isn't expected to have big fireworks and the plan called initially for a written brief back and forth between both sides. they each have about a week to respond, and then it could include testimony. it's unclear, though, whether mirkarimi will testify himself. the whole thing could take weeks and earlier his attorney told us it seems somewhat vague. >> you could have this ethics commission composed of these particular members. decide these are the rules we're going to play by for this hearing. five years down the road in separate removal proceedings for somebody else, it could be completely different rules. that just shows you that there are no standards for this proceeding and that it's fundamentally unfair. >> now, the commission is made up of five members. and what it does is look at the facts and will send its recommendation

we have evidence on both sides that there was an altercation.orida gun law that stands your ground. okay? so if he was attacked, he would have a right to shoot him. you have all of those things that you continue to say murder cold blood. that's wrong. that's just wrong. >> it isn't. had george zimmerman taken law enforcement's advice and not chased down -- >> -- >> bill: that's on zimmerman. you can criticize zimmerman for what's on the record. i don't have any problem with that. and i have you cannot convict him as did you in the "new york times" of cold blooded murder. that's morally wrong. >> the kid was killed in cold blood. >> bill: he was killed. you said he was murdered. >> that meets my definition of cold blood. now, a legal definition i would never convict him. >> bill: it wasn't cold blood if there was an altercation if, and this is purely speculation, okay? if there was a fight, that's not cold blood. hesitation of the florida authorities to rest because they are trying to figure out during the parameters of the stand your ground law