: the police body-worn camera video shows fairfax police as they arrive at the home and find christopher paul naked and acting erratically. >> what's ing on, bud? >> reporter: officers can be heard trying to calm the man down. >> what's going on? it's tuesday. at are you doing? >> reporter: paul falls to the ground. officers rush in to use that and tunity to subdue him place handcuffs and a leg restraint on him. on police determined there is no more threat,y t allowed paramedics to enter the house and treat paul. >> they didot come in with an aggressive use of force. what the video depicts istrur ning to value life. >> reporter: now, we reached out to the paul family. we have not heard back. all six of the officers have been rurned to activ duty. pat, leon, back to you guys. >> thankyou, mark. >>> opening statements are expected tomorrow in the murder trial of a white nationalist accused of driving his car through a crowd o demonstrators in charlotteslle. james fieldss traveled to the unite the right valley in august he 2016. is charged with killing heather hire by drivinghiis e into a crowd

reporter: the police body-worn camera video shows atrfax police as they arriv the home and find christopher paul naked and acting erratically. >> hey, chris, what's going on, bud? >> reporter: officers can be o heard trying calm the man down. >> what's going on? it's tuesday. what are you doing? >> reporter: when paul falls to the ground, officers rush in to use that opportunity to subdue him and place handcuffs and a leg restraint on hi >> they followed our training and did everything they could to save this man's life. >> reporter: once paramedics got to paultehey adminisred narcan, the drug ud to blo the deadly effects of opioids. roessler said his officers were not equipped t with life-saving drug. roessler the six officers on the scene that day are certified in crisis intervention. of the 1,500 sworn police officers in fairfax county, 443 have crisi intervention training. 387 are now equped with narcan. we reached out to the paul family but have not heard back. all six officers have been returned to active duty. in fairfax, mark seagrave news4. >>> no answers after park police shot and kill

the body-worn camera video shows officers entering christopher paul's home last june. they say she was high on opioids, naked, a acting wherratically. en he fell over, they rushed in to w subdue himh handcuffs and leg restraints. that is when paul stopped breathing. when paramedics arrived, they administered n administered narcan, but paul did not respond. we reached out to the paul mily, but have not heard back. all six officers have been returned to active duty. >>> the d.c. council taking a strong stance on gun control. a committee has passed a red flag law that allows police to removem guns f someone's possession who may be in crisis. the courtust find significant risk that the person might harm someone or themselves in order to cfiscate the guns. the bill also bans bump stocks and stiffens penalties for high-capacity magazineli c. this bill now goes to the full council for consideration. >>> new details on that devastating overnight house fire that killed six people in indiana. we've learned the father o of the children killed was found dead in a separate location.

: the police body-worn camera video shows fairfax police as they arrive at the home and find christopher paul naked and acting e erratically. >> hey, chris, what's going on, bud? >> reporter: officers can be heard trying to calm the man down. >> what's going on? it's tuesda >> reporter: paul falls to the ground i officers rusn to use that duopportunity to se him and place handcuffs and a leg restraint on him. >> they did not come in with an aggressive use of force. when the video depicts is o training, to value life. >> reporter: he said paramedics were not allowed in the house to treat paul until after police secured him. according to a timeline released by police today the 911 call came in at 4:35. at 4:47 police were on the scene, and six minutes later paramedics were allowed in the house. once paramedicsulot to they administered narcan, the drug used to block the deadly effects we reached out to the paul family but have not heard back. all six officers involved have now been returned to active duty. mark seagraves, news4. >> the chief says three of the officers who responded that day were

of my family, myself, and their nine children, ann, jean, john, katherine, mary claire, paul, matthew, christophereg. you were very busy. wow. [laughter] wow. i always knew i liked him. [laughter] also here are several of justice scalia's former colleagues and very respected ones at that. personal tribute to they're giving to their friend. chief justice roberts. where are -- thank you very much. thank you. justice ginsburg. glad to see you're feeling great. justice alito. justice kagen. justice gorsuch. and justice kavanaugh. thank you very much. it's a great honor. looking down, saying thank you very much. our next medal of freedom recipient is a renowned philanthropist, somebody who worked so hard, doesn't have to do it, but she does. 24 hours a day. this is what she does. miriam adelson. a medical doctor, miriam has dedicated her life to fighting addiction, something we're all becoming all too familiar with. through decades of innovative research, philanthropy and treatment, miriam has helped thousands break free from their addiction to drugs and to alcohol. in 2006, miriam and her husband shel

and their nine children, and gene johnson katherine mary claire, paul matthew, christopher and meg.ery busy, wow. wow! i always knew i liked him. >> laura: i know the scalea family and that was a wonderful moment. the justice would have loved it. that's all the time we have tonight. fox take it from here. >> i'm in for shannon. we're following breaking news on the nation's highest contested midterm election battles raging. raising more questions about whether last week was really a blue wave. in georgia, abrams ended her campaign for governor by admitting that she can't beat the republican but she's refusing to call it a concession and she's also vowing legal action is coming, and in florida, sanchez is inching closer tonight to picking a chief-of-staff to start his transition to

and gene, john, katherine, mary, clare, paul, matthew, christopher and megan, you were very busy, wow knew i liked him. our final medal of freedom, the king of rock 'n' roll, the true king, you have to say that, elvis aaron presley. ♪ ♪ oh lord my god -- >> that was elvis. i said give me a little -- a little song. i'd like to hear the rest of the song. i don't know why they cut it off so short. they have no promotional ability, that's why. >> our promotional president of the united states to end our week and that is our broadcast on a friday evening. thank you so very much for being here with us. have a good weekend and good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> happy friday. the newly appointed head of the u.s. department of justice, matt whitaker is not someone who you might have expected to ascend to the top law enforcement job in the united states of america. especially at this point in his life. he does not have a particularly distinguished resume. i don't say that as an insult. i am not -- i do not mean in a personal capacity. he just -- what i mean by that is h

ann, jean, john, cath rip, mary clair, paul, matthew, christopher and meg. you were very busy. always knew i liked him. also here are several of justice scalia's former colleagues and very respected ones at that. it's a personal tribute that they are giving to their friend. chief justice roberts. where are you? thank you very much. thank you. justice ginsburg. glad to see you are feeling great. justice alito. thank you. justice kagan. justice gorsuch. and justice kavanaugh. thank you very much. that's a great honor. looking down and saying thank you very much. our next medal of freedom recipient is a renowned philanthropist and someone who worked so hard and doesn't have to do it, but she does. 24 hours a day, this is what she does. miriam addleson. a medical doctor, miriam dedicated her life to fighting addiction, something we are all becoming all too familiar with. through decades of innovative research, philanthropy and treatment, miriam helped thousands break free from their addiction to drugs and to alcohol. in 2006, miriam and her husband, sheldon who is with us here toda

anne, gene, john, katherine, mary clair, paul, matthew, christopher and meg. you were very busy.ways knew i liked him. also here are several of justice scalia's former colleagues and very respected ones at that. it's a personal tribute that they're giving to their friend. chief justice roberts. where are -- thank you very much. thank you. justice ginsburg. glad to see you're feeling great. justice alito. thank you. justice kagan. justice gorsuch. and justice kavanaugh. thank you very much. that's a great honor. looking down and saying thank you very much. our next medal of freedom recipient is a renowned philanthropist and worked so hard and doesn't have to do it, but she does. 24 hours a day, this is what she does. miriam adelson a. medical doctor, miriam dedicated her life to fighting addiction. something we're all becoming all too familiar with. through decades of research, philanthropy and treatment, miriam helped thousands break free from their addiction to drugs and to alcohol. in 2006, miriam and her husband sheldon who's with us today -- thank you, sheldon -- established

and, jean, john, catherine, mary, claire, paul, matthew, christopher, and megan., wow. wow. i always knew i liked him. also here are several of justice scalia's former colleagues and a very respected ones at that. a personal tribute that they are giving to their friend. chief justice roberts, thank you very much. thank you. justice ginsburg, glad to see you are feeling. justice kagan, justice gorsuch, and justice kavanaugh, thank you very much. it's a great honor, looking down, saying thank you very much. our next medal of freedom recipient is a renowned philanthropist, someone who has worked so hard, doesn't have to do it but she does. 24 hours a day, this is what she does. miriam adelson, a medical doctor, miriam has dedicated her life to fighting addiction, something we are all becoming all too familiar with. through decades of innovative research, philanthropy, and treatment, miriam has helped thousands break free from their addiction to drugs and to alcohol. in 2006, miriam and her husband sheldon, who is with us today, thank you, sheldon, established the ade

ann, gene, john, catherine, mary claire, paul, matthew, christopher and meg. you were very busy. wow. wow. i always knew i liked him. >> so, this week is winding up here at the white house with a staff shake up still in the work, but we are told the president is looking for replacement in key positions and cabinet secretaries before he removes anyone. now, wolf, the president is traveling to california to get a firsthand look at the deadly wildfires. this comes after he blasted california officials earlier in the week and threateneded to withhold funding, but his tone there as softened considerably as the death toll has risen. now at least 65 dead and some p. of course everything here at the white house will still be waiting for him. >> certainly. thank you. let's get more on all of this from our senior justice correspondent. evan perez. the president said mueller's questions weren't that difficult. if not, why has it taken so long? >> these questions, he is capturing what he and his lawyers believe, that these are not very complicated questions. the problem is, that when you ans

anne, jeanne, john, catherine, "marie claire," paul, matthew. christopher and meg. you were very busy. wow. i use knew i liked him. our final med of freedom the king of rock 'n' roll, the true king and you have to say that, elvis aaron pressley. ♪ ♪ o, lord, my god >> that was elvis. that was my idea. i said give me a little song. i'd like to hear the rest of the song. i don't know why they cut it off. they have no promotional ability. that's why. >>> tonight on "all in". >> i write the answers, my lawyers don't write answers, i write answers. >> all eyes on the mueller probe as the president claims to have answered the special counsel's questions. >> i was asked a series of questions, i've answered them very easily, very easily. >> tonight the signs that something is happening behind the scenes as the world waits on possible indictments.

ceremony is his wife maureen and their nine children and jean, john, katherine, mary claire, paul, matthew, christopherw. i always knew i liked him. our final medal of freedom, the king of rock and roll, the true king, and you have to say that, elvis aaron presley. ♪ ♪ >> that was mine. i said, give me a little song. i'd like to hear the rest of the song, but i don't know why they cut it off so short. they have no promotional ability, that's why. >> our promotional president of the united states to end our week. that is our broadcast on a friday evening. thank you so very much for being with us. have a good weekend, and good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> "the beat" is back in new york tonight. it's a busy friday. a federal judge appointed by trump handed him a big loss overruling trump's attempt to ban a reporter from the white house. also tonight, new developments in the growing blue wave. we'll get you up to speed. and a leak suggesting the feds may try to indict julian assange. that case has all kinds of implications. >>> we begin with bob mueller is clearly rattly trump, wh

friend of my family, myself and their nine children, ann, jean, john, kathryn, marry claire, paul, matthew, christopherery busy. wow. wow. i always knew i liked him. >>> after a pair of drawn out races in florida, the dust has finally settled. just this afternoon after a hand recount, senator bill nelson conceded to rick scott. and in the race for governor, democrat andrew gillum conceded to ron desantis last night but the road that led to those results has been a messy one. >> i didn't win -- >> no, no. >> you have to come here and get people to change ballots. >> you can't do that. >> have you read the law? have you read the law? >> they did not deliver the votes as they had designed to do and it's all because of a piece of equipment here. the company that makes them is out of business. >> we literally are in a state where people cannot bubble inside the lines. grown adults cannot bubble inside the lines when they are selecting the person they want to vote for. >> senator nelson is clearly trying to commit fraud to win this election. that's all this is. >> do you believe democratic lawyers are trying

christopher richter, see lsa -- clsa deputy head of japan research. rishaad: but get the first word news. monetary policy in tokyo. paulrnor kuroda has told the bias he expects the economy will gradually move toward 2% inflation. the fact it suppressed prices will slowly reseed and the forecast for inflation hasn't changed. he stated there was a need for bold monetary policy five years ago. there is no need for additional measures now. the revolt against u.k. prime minister theresa may appears to be running out of steam, with her opponents yet to reach the threshold for a leadership challenge. she appealed for the support of big business, saying the issue was not a political theory, but reality of jobs and wages. the dealpponents say may be imperfect, but must be debated and voted upon. nancy pelosi is facing internal opposition to her becoming speaker of the house. more than a dozen incoming and returning representatives say they won't support it and will vote for new leadership. to was speaker from 12,007 2011 -- 2007 to 2011. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than