the speeder, antonio givens, tries to volt. poppy responds, taser drawn. >> on the ground, now! and grabs for it. poppy fires at givens with a taze up to 50,000 volts. but givens isn't done. poppy goes for his firearm. as givens rises, his weapon in hand. poppy fires, twice and givens goes down. incredibly he's only wounded. given says convicted of attempted aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer and sentenced to 11 months 29 days. more and more, police are relying on tasers. >> it keeps us from having to fight somebody hands on. >> detective jared mathern should know. he with two other officers are with the louisiana police force. they were uninvited guests who brought tasers who a wedding that went very, very wrong. instead after toast, the broom got a taze. and the bridal party got a shower of mace. >> what is going through my mind, is oh, my god, i'm suppose getting married and supposed to be the happiest day in my life. getting tazed, it couldn't get worse. >> jeffrey has been on the force for 15 years. >> this is a small town. it's nice to live here. it's quiet. >

given up two days a week to stump for this president. chris: mayor of san antonio. he was the star. >> touring historically by colleges and universities. >> there's one question that hasn't been asked that needs to be asked. which of george w. bush's policies do you disagree with? how will the administration be different than the last republican administration? chris: when we come back, can president obama put the questions about libya and president obama put the questions about libya and benghazi and that tragedy your mood improves. friends will want to know, "what's your secret? mine is cross training and running. you'll be happier and healthier the more you know. chris: welcome back, joe biden, the vice president, left some questions about the intelligence gathering regarding the libya attack and he left them unanswered, which brings us to this big question. where did the obama administration put the whole matter of libya to rest? >> they're going to try. joe biden pivoted out of that question because the facts are not good for them right now. he pivoted out. the

we asked the white house why the mayor of san antonio was invited to sit at the head table with the korean president but were not givensked repeatedly for an interview with mayor castro but were told he was too busy to talk to us. but his office did issue us a written statement. it says at no time did mayor castro meet with officials of oci solar during the selection process, not during the vetting process, not in korea, not in washington. the utility says the koreans simply had the best proposal. >> i would say actually there were companies that were bidding on this or consortiums that were bidding on this that were competitive. ultimately it just came down to oci solar put together a better package. >> reporter: oci declined our request for an interview since they won the san antonio contract, they have launched several other solar projects. as for the fact that san antonio residents will be sending hundreds of millions of american dollars to korea for energy over the next 25 years -- >> i honestly don't think we looked at it that way. we looked at it as bringing jobs to san antonio and as far as we're concerned, th

given its mormon population. "too many mitts." next is antonio from boston. caller: and good morning.ou have a beautiful suit and a beautiful tie. endorsement is good. why not? america is made that way. you have a beautiful program. i would advise people from around america my opinion. do not change the car when the car is still going. i vote for obama. from massachusetts and boston. i do not think mitt romney did too much. he is a good guy with a good family. but we need obama. obama has a much more experience than four years ago. obama comes from a poor family. obama knows what it means with food on the table. romney was born with a spoon in his mouth. that is my opinion. god bless america. i love you all. i would like to see obama for president again. host: thank you for the call. next is mary from kentucky. caller: good morning. yes, i do not really think that endorsements matter. people are going to vote for who they want to vote for any way. i will vote for barack obama. whatever the newspapers say, everybody reads it. but they already know who they will vote for. i watch this s

again, rightly so, given that the extent the budget is part of the solution, it's a huge part of the budget. >> more questions out there. >> i have heard a lot about numbers -- san antonio express. i've heard a lot about numbers, but throughout this campaign i haven't heard almost anything about soldier family stress, suicides, the high number of wounded. there are 1500 families and soldiers in rehab. and i've been interviewing these guys for years and years. the stress they are under enormous because the two wars we've been fighting, using the same small groups. why aren't we hearing more, both candidates, about the stress that these were so put on our troops and their families? and why aren't we hearing more about options for relieving the stress? >> if i could start, first of all, i think this set of issues is at the forefront of the presidents mine, secretary panetta's mind, on a daily basis but if you look at their actions. the accounts that were perhaps most protected in the latest budget were investments in wounded warrior care, investments in ptsd, and secretary of defense the net result announce a new suicide prevention initiative to really try to get to the bo