he was insistent he wanted the .45. >> reporter: brown bought a glock .45. and he proved just as particular about the ammo he wanted. >> he chose some of our very high-pressure, or very powerful ammunition. >> reporter: before the fbi agents left the gun shop, they downloaded the photo taken for brown's permit and send it to the task force in phoenix. >> you can see the smirk on jason's face in that photo. it's an interesting shot. i mean, he's purchasing the instrument he's going to use to kill this guard. and you can see his attitude about it. >> reporter: they now had a name, a face, and a vehicle for their lead suspect. the vehicle, that silver bmw, led them to revisit a report of a suspicious person putting a mountain bike in a bmw at a motel about a mile south of the crime scene shortly before the murder. when phoenix police detectives got there, they learned that jason brown, using a salt lake city address, had stayed in room 261. forensic experts found little inside the room. but officers collected this surveillance video showing brown in the motel l

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i've got a glock leveled at your crotch.p me from taking you and the little ones out right now? you'd never make it back to your car and you know it. tell me, does the lovely penelope know the truth about you? or is she too busy watching movies with derek to care? here you are, all alone, while aaron sits at home with his son. and why didn't dave and ashley invite you to their game night? maybe they thought you'd be on the metro with dr. reid. oh, that one does have some quirks. come near my team and i will end you. i don't have a quarrel with them. how long that remains the case depends entirely on you. they're innocent. you are not. i was doing my job. i think you did a little more than that. you took the only thing that mattered to me. so i'm going to take the only thing that matters to you. your life. honore de balzac once said, "most people of action are inclined to fatalism, and most of thought believe in providence." tell me, emily prentiss, which do you think you're going to be? captioning made possible by abc studio

if you think you've gotta go out to dinner with a glock stuck in your waistband, you've got a problempecially when you're 6'9." >> yeah. nothing good ever comes of this. even if the guns are legally owd. all you have to do is do a web search. athletes and guns. and look at all the tragedies and folly that comes of it, and how infrequently an athlete having a gun actually ever diffused a dangerous situation, or used it for legitimate self defense. that was the point i was trying to make. not an anti-second amendment point. >> jay: now, you won an emmy for your sandusky interview. and there was more news on that today. i guess three penn state officials -- they're being indicted or they're going on trial? >> yeah, basically, there's a a grand jury preceding that just said ere's enough evidence to take it to trial, which was -- no surprise to anybody. spanier, curley, and schultz, the administrators, who will go on trial. but the main figure to the average person, the main figure is still other than sandusky himself, joe paterno, who has since passed away. and i really think that there i

if you have a .9 millimeter handgun like the popular glock, that's shot by that gun.n terms of the universe of civilian owned firearms and ammo, this is a popular ammunition. oh, it's like a freaking carrot. the round for a .50 caliber sniper rifle is so big there's a whole cottage industry of people making other things out of the giant shell casings. things like pens. there are a million people making pens out of .50 caliber shells or making bottle openers out of them. just enough heft to give you leverage on the hard to open bottle. actually has good for any kind of liquor. it's not a garden variety bullet. a .50 caliber sniper rifle is not a garden variety gun. it's a military weapon used by military snipers to kill from over a mile away. it's said to have a range of 2,000 yards. from closer ranges, it is an effective military weapon against even some armored vehicles. a few years back, "60 minutes" showed .50 caliber rifles making short work of steel plate armor at several hundred yards. early brochures for the .50 caliber sniper rifle marketed its specific milita

as it turns out, fisher would have had a difficult time getting a handle on the gun because eby's glocka who will territory. >> takes three different actions to break the gun from the who willster. he did not break any levels from the holster. >> a month later when it comes time for sentencing. fisher is hardly a changed man. he has chilling words for the court. >> i'm going to come back. everybody that did something to me i am going to get your families. i don't care about my family and i don't care about you. >> i think justice will be served by sentencing you to a term of life in n. prison without parole. >> michael fisher will spend the rest of his life behind bars. those in the courtroom on the day of the verdict can only imagine the tragedy that might have been. >> if he had gotten the gun out of the holster there would have been blood shed in the courtroom. no question. >> coming up, a suspect breaks free, opens fire in a courtroom and terrorizes a city. >> reports that two people have been shot outside a federal courthouse. >> when "caught on camera chaos in the court" continues

. >> jimmy: i call glock. [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, the papal conclave, for sounding less likegets chosen and more like the secret room where the pope eats cheetos and plays call of duty all day. [ with italian accent ] i'm going to down to the pope-a conclave. >> steve: i'm gonna go play-a ps3. play-a call of duty. >> jimmy: is that how his voice sounds? >> steve: that's how he sounds. >> jimmy: are you sure? [ with italian accent ] >> steve: call of-a duty. [ light laughter ] hey, i'm going to play-a the game on the computer console. >> jimmy: hey -- keep it down -- >> steve: hey, i'm-a the pope! you no tell-a me what to do! pope-a! that's how he talks because he's argentinean, right? but, the pope is italian. >> jimmy: is that right? >> steve: from italian decent, so he talks like -- [ with italian accent ] hey, what's-a matter for you? like that. i should know, i'm half italian. >> jimmy: okay. >> steve: we can cut this all later. [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: no, we can't. ♪ [ light laughter ] thank you, slugs, for being homeless snails. [ laughter and applause ] what a g

>> guest: glock. .9 millimeter. >> host: why? >> guest: it's something the department issued when i came on. we have had it for years. >> host: however fired it? >> guest: i have. >> host? >> guest: i had an attacking pit pitbulls gosh, i want to say 95. i discharged a the the bit pitbull. struck and killed one. >> host, i mean, was there any other choice? >> guest: no. >> host: how often does an officer working for your department his use a -- misuse a firearm? >> guest: over the years, you know, we have had bad patch of years in the early '90s. i'm sure you found in the literature, but we have few accidental charges and few unjustified dangers. three years ago, we went an entire year without one single police-related shooting death. and, you know, in a city like this with 658,000 calls for service. the number of use of force with a firearm is so low. i think each year since i've been a chief there may be six or seven consistents a year where n against an armed asal i can't. very low number here. >> host: how many people dial 9-

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>> looks like a glock. >> stahl: a semi-automatic pistol.hey also found around five grams of heroin and arrested three young men the police say are drug dealers, members of a local gang-- one of them just 15 years old. but that wasn't the most important thing the team did that night. very quickly, cutone and the troopers turned their attention to the neighbors. >> cutone: i'm sorry, what is your name? >> carlos: carlos. >> cutone: carlos, nice to meet you. i like your rosary. i got one in my pocket. >> stahl: even on these kinds of operations, they put on the charm offensive. >> cutone: we want to engage these other folks and let them know what's going on and why we're here. >> stahl: and that was part of the operation. >> cutone: absolutely. >> stahl: this summer, mike cutone and his army unit are being deployed to teach counterinsurgency to the afghan forces. having brought what he learned at war home, he now wants to bring what he's learned on the streets of springfield back to afghanistan. >> cutone: good to see you. you take care. >> go

authorities believe odin lloyd was killed with a 45- glock, which has not been found. >> jacqueline:k the fog out the door not that extensive. by the 8:00 a.m. hour, all along the immediate coast. and nonetheless, we are going to see sunshine for the entire bakery with the exception of the immediate coast. the coast with the entire -- bay area will see sunshine. let us go back to the low 60s, coast side. and also san francisco, '60s and '70s for the peninsula for your saturday. for the inland valleys 80s with '60s and '70s. '70s in union city. and a few degrees cooler than today. 80s in concord, walnut creek and 90's in brentwood. and the south- bay, conditions in the '70s and '80s. edie's in campbell and in the north bay also low 80s in santa rosa, 80s and petaluma. 82 degrees for sonoma. a look a your extended forecast. we are going to have a rebound. >> pam: if there's one thing tiger woods has never done in his p-g-a career, it's shoot a round of 59. jason appelbaum has tiger's historic round at the bridgestone invitational coming up in sports. >> pam: and a pickup driver gets ca

gregg: they haven't found the murder weapon, 45 caliber glock. does that matter? don't need it? something for the defendant. >> it's nice to have it. jurors realize that, hey, when you just kill somebody, you kind of want to try to get rid of that weapon. not giving any hints out there but you kind of want to. gregg: he's going down? >> i think so. >> yes. gregg: good to see you both. arthel: thank you, gregg. drama in the courtroom but bailiffs are not restraining the accused murderer. instead they took down this man right here in the gallery. wait until you hear what set him off and more drama. also new accusations in the wake of the messy divorce, kate and jon gosling. which one is suing the other over a hacking claim? like i said, more drama. [ female announcer ] when they wake up dry in pampers, mornings have more tickles, kisses, and cuddles. unlike other diapers, pampers has 3 absorbent layers, and up to 12 hours of overnight protection. [ laughs ] [ female announcer ] pampers. arthel: this just in. a bunch of cop cars busted. the suspects arrested. it's over now but it s

organizations including rights organizations and perhaps most importantly on the liberal and secular glock have been sort of more grassroots movement such as the april 16th movement, the tamara campaign which we are playing leading roles and organizing street protests in 2011 and emerged this spring and opposition to president mohammed morsi and his government and the sort of leading driving force behind the protest that began on june 30th that forced morsi from power. what we have also seen and a lot of the analysis that have been described days when two of the three blocks of the sort of military and the old regime, the islamists and the liberals and secular we've seen several occasions where they joined forces and effectively force their will to some degree on the third block. and we can cite three or four instances of this. you can describe the revolution in 2011 as a sort of the liberal forces joining with the islamists and the brotherhood and were able to force mubarak from power. soon after years of the military establishment and the armed forces aligned itself with of the brotherho