nbc's halle jackson has our report. >> reporter: new details today about the violent end to this bizarre police chase through the san bernadino desert. francis pusok kicked and punched again and again by sheriff deputies. now his attorneys say an open police mic captured all. two women that heard the exchange on a police scanner heard this. >> there's an open mic warning officers that they were being recorded. >> reporter: the sheriff's office could not confirm that took place but says dispatches are taped. the officers involved were also wearing audio recorders. >> that will all be part of the criminal investigation as well. >> reporter: ten deputies are on paid administrative leave during that internal inquiry into the chase, caught on our camera by our los angeles station knbc. pusok has a criminal history including attempted robbery and resisting arrest. his long-time girlfriend, pregnant with his fourth child, says the last few days have been stressful and frustrating. >> i'm excited to see him for the first time, although i'm also nervous at what i'm going to see. i think it's goin

halle jackson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> an historic moment in washington today. the first time a japanese leader addressed a joint meeting of congress. prime minister shinzo abe offered condolences for the americans killed in world war ii, but he did not explicitly apologize for japan's atrocities during that war as 25 members of the house had requested in a letter last week. >>> a lot more news still ahead on a busy wednesday night. coming up, what your cell phone knows about you. shocked reactions when we showed people how their smart phones are tracking exactly where they go and keeping a record including dates and times. how you can turn it off. >>> we're back now with a consumer alert for millions of smartphone users. technology in your phone that knows exactly where you are at all times tracking everywhere you go and keeping a record of it. nbc news investigative correspondent jeff rossen with what you should know. >> reporter: it is the mother lode of personal information stored right on your phone for anyone to see. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: on the

nbc's halle jackson has their story. >> reporter: look right there.tographer allen lawrence takes hundreds of pictures of his kids, but one of them is not like the others. because of all the lawrence children only will flies. >> will has always wanted to fly ever since he learned to roll over on his stomach. >> reporter: so one day dad made it happen, sending the photos to friends and family a change from when will was first born and allen didn't share any pictures. >> when the doctor told us he had down's syndrome i didn't want theme see him and know that he had down's -- >> reporter: it took a wake-up call from his wife to help allen see beyond the down's syndrome diagnosis. >> i just had to say, buddy, we will deal with what comes our way, but right now he's healthy. he's happy. he's beautiful. >> reporter: and he's special because whether he's eating breakfast or a midnight snack, on the farm with his friends, his head in the clouds or his head in the game, will can gli, and he can dunk. >> mostly kids just look at the pictures and they will turn

halle jackson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that will do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now at 6:00 firefighters battling flames in southern california. on the right, in the bay area firefighters training for what is expected to be a difficult season. the drought can bring hot, dry conditions months ahead of schedule. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. let's begin with our developing news. the fire season is here. we expect an active and destructive season. right now a fire threatening homes in southern california. let's take you there. crews are busy in apple valley. take a look down below. this is about 50 miles north of is an burn. they're battling this from the air and the ground. one building has been damaged so far. another seven are being threatened by the flames. no word yet on any injuries. we're keeping an eye on it. we'll update you with any development. >>> there is the fear in the bay area. already firef

halle jackson has our report. >> new details today about the violent end to this bizarre police chase through the san bernadino desert. pusok kicked again and again. now his attorneys say it was captured all. two women that heard the exchange on a police scanner heard this. >> there's an open mic warning officers. >> the sheriffs office could not confirm that takes place but says dispatches are taped. the officers involved were also wearing audio recorders. >> that will all be part of the criminal investigation as well. >> ten deputies are on paid administrative leave during that internal inquiry. caught on our camera by our station. he fled from officers on a stolen horse. he has a criminal history including attempted robbery and arrest. his girlfriend says the last few days have been stressful and frustrating. >> i'm nervous at what i'm going to see. i think it's going to be quite emotional. >> the fbi is pursuing it's own civil rights investigation as the family considering a lawsuit. >> it's going to be hard to explain those actions especially in the case the person seems to be su

halle jackson, nbc, los angeles. >> i don't think there is any -- >> it's unsolvable. >>> up next at1:00, sleeping to win. how the warriors are mixing science and naps to get the winning edge. i want to try that. >>> if there is no reaction it's been a failure. >>> top decorators aim high at the city's biggest design event of the year. >>> another nice picture here from our time lapse. you can see not a cloud in the sky this morning. not any fog. waking up to clear skies to continue through the day with sunshine. we'll be back to let you know how hot it's going to get this afternoon when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes back. >>> would you believe the warriors are sleeping on the job? and it's paying off. >> they're number one on the floor and in bed. hold on. nbc bay area's ian cull shows us how the warriors are consulting with a local sleep researcher. >> reporter: everyone tells us sleep is important. sleep experts say elite athletes and the rest of us need to spend more time thinking about sleeping. to success on the court. the splash brothers an energetic coach. the fans in roar

. >> reporter: halle jackson, nbc news los angeles. >> thanks to halle for that report. >>> officials in tulsa, oklahoma are investigating the fatal shooting of a man trying to flee an undercover gun deal. while police say he was trying to sell an illegal gun to a deputy, body cam video shows harris running from deputies. he's then tackled to the ground. reserve deputy screams taser, taser, but instead of shooting his taser, bates fires his weapon. >> on your stomach. now. [ gunshot ] >> i shot him, i'm sorry. >> bates is a civilian volunteer with the sheriff's office which calls the shooting a mistake. bates, who is 73 years old, did not commit a crime or violate any policies. harris was hit near his shoulder, but died after going into cardiac arrest at the hospital, according to fire department report. the investigation has been turned over to the tulsa county d.a. >>> coming up we're now hearing what south carolina police officer michael slager said moments after shooting and killing walter scott after pulling him over for a broken taillight. >>> plus what new york's former top cop

here's halle jackson. >> suspect being tazed. suspect being tazed. >> this was the scene after san berno deputies caught up to a suspect on the run, fleeing after police say they tried to serve a warrant for identity theft. deputies are tazering the suspect and caught on camera two officers begin beating him facedown in the dirt with his hands behind his back. they are joined by several others kicking and punching him and he appears unresponsive. his girlfriend demanded answers. >> these are the people who are sworn in to protect people and this is what they do. >> the county sheriff's office is ordering an immediate internal investigation after cameras on a helicopter from knbc captured it on video. >> obviously it's disturbing. we will investigate thoroughly and we take allegations for any perceptions of unlawful use of force seriously. >> he is being treated for injuries and so are three deputies involved in the chase. halle jackson, nbc news los angeles. >> hard to watch that. president obama arrived in town on thursday night

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hall of fame. >> when you let pete rose and shoeless joe jackson in. those are other great players who were banned for things they did off the field. >> he was sent to prison for manufacturing steroids and he says he is happy that bonds can now get on with his life. >> there were tens of millions of dollars spent on this case. i think there are higher and better uses of the federal taxpayer dollars. i am glad to see it come to a close. >> bonds said i am humbled and truly thankful for the outcome as well as the opportunity our judicial system affords to seek justice. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> fans were hearing about the ruling for the first time tonight and not everyone is quick to forgive. >> it is crazy to think he is in the hall of fame. his name will be up there without the asterisk. that's just not okay. >> i am glad they found him not guilty. i am glad. >> he is the best hitter ever. >> they want to overturn it and he is not guilty that's cool. as far as the homerun record goes, i don't expect that. >> sports illustrated says the bonds inve

hall of fame. >> when you let pete rose and shoeless joe jackson in. are other great players who were banned for things they did off the field. >> he was sent to prison for manufacturing steroids and he says he is happy that bonds can now get on with his life. >> there were tens of millions of dollars spent on this case. i think there are higher and better uses of the federal taxpayer dollars. i am glad to see it come to a close. >> bonds said i am humbled and truly thankful for the outcome as well as the opportunity our judicial system affords to seek justice. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> fans were hearing about the ruling for the first time tonight and not everyone is quick to forgive. >> it is crazy to think he is in the hall of fame. his name will be up there without the asterisk. that's just not okay. >> i am glad they found him not guilty. i am glad. >> he is the best hitter ever. >> they want to overturn it and he is not guilty that's cool. as far as the homerun record goes, i don't expect that. >> sports illustrated says the bonds investigat

hall of fame. >> when you let pete rose and shoeless joe jackson in. those are other great players who were banned for things they did off the field. >> he was sent to prison for manufacturing steroids and he says he is happy that bonds can now get on with his life. >> there were tens of millions of dollars spent on this case. i think there are higher and better uses of the federal taxpayer dollars. i am glad to see it come to a close. >> bonds said i am humbled and truly thankful for the outcome as well as the opportunity our judicial system affords to seek justice. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> fans were hearing about the ruling for the first time tonight and not everyone is quick to forgive. >> it is crazy to think he is in the hall of fame. his name will be up there without the asterisk. that's just not okay. >> i am glad they found him not guilty. i am glad. >> he is the best hitter ever. >> they want to overturn it and he is not guilty that's cool. as far as the homerun record goes, i don't expect that. >> sports illustrated says the bonds inve

jackson street on ramp. and caused some traffic to backup. protesters also marched to oakland city hall, and momentarily occupied council chambers. across the country today. nearly 30 protests were planned for today and tonight. all billed as "national actions to stop murder by police." here in new york. a large demonstration. people blocked the brooklyn bridge. dozens of activists there were arrested. pittsburg police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead at a gas station near a busy highway. kron four's jeff bush explains what happened. jeff bush>>: police say they got the call around one in the afternoona baypoint man had been shot in the refueling area of the chevron on california avenuenear highway four and the loveridge exit. when officers arrived they found the victim, a man in his 20's dead of a single gunshot wound. according to police, the man was filling his van up with gasoline and talking to some friends when all of a sudden, the suspect confronted him and shot him and took off in an unknown direction. police looked for the shooter but were unable to find him.

jackson st. on rather cause traffic the back of their processes also marched open city hall and momentum of the occupieders and suspended for nearly two hours because of this protest. >>anny hong: 45 year-old was arrested last thursday at his home there was a 100,000 out what out for his arrest the please the tech and on investigation and police say that the 15 your garden each other through family members but did not know each other that will his own or for his arraignment. >>mark: the globules and san mateo, and the worst of the rise of approving the program to use clean yellow and it will be respected read me the restaurant will be closed until on six conditions will be corrected. >>anny hong: president obama will remove cuba from of list of state sponsors of terrorism but for many years ahead of them and so is the values the u.s. word and it comes to terrorism removing cuba from the careless could pave the way for the opening of the u.s. embassy in havana. >>mark: a dozen of his offices in san jose will be equipped robotic cameras and and of the year to help to expand the program eventually it'll co

jackson street on ramp. and caused some traffic to backup. protesters also marched to oakland city hall, and momentarily occupied council chambers. >>james:across the country. nearly 30 protests were planned. all billed as "national actions to stop murder by police." on the left you can see protests in new york. where people blocked the brooklyn bridge. dozens of activists there were arrested. meanwhile. protestors in tulsa oklahoma remained mostly peaceful. >>james:happening right now. pittsburg police are investigating a deadly shooting at a gas station near a busy highway. >>james:kron four's jeff bush explains what happened. >>reporter:police say they got the call around one in the afternoona baypoint man had been shot in the refueling area of the chevron on california avenuenear highway four and the loveridge exit. wound. according to police, the ed for the >>reporter:you can see that there was a heavy police presence after the shootingcrime scene tape went up and investigators were gathering clues and talking to witnesses at the gas station. >>reporter:the investigation took most

jackson street on-ramp. they caused traffic to back up. protesters also marched to oakland city hall. chambers. across the country, nearly 30 protests were planned, all billed as a national action to stop murder by police. you can see protests here in new york where people have walked the brooklyn bridge. dozens of activists arrested there. >>> dash cam video shows an arizona police officer hitting a man with his patrol car. police argue that officer actually saved lives. andrew spencer explains. police in arizona say this shocking move may have saved the man's life. but his lawyer disagrees. >> i find it ludicrous to say that we are saving this man's life, who is suicidal, by almost killing him. i mean he could have died. >> mario valencia was reportedly taken to the hospital in serious condition but the police chief sq two days later. police say this surveillance video from february 19 shows valencia just before he steals a rifle and a box of ammunition. and dash cam later this year shows a clearly volatile situation. >> you don't want 4c)wuto do this. >> someone calls out to office

jackson street. they held signs and banners that read, stop murder by police. six people were arrested for trespassing on the freeway near the bay bridge. in san francisco, angry protestors stormed city hall after a rally outside. protestors entered city hall blew whistles and disrupted a meeting of the board of supervisors. and in san francisco's mission district, protestors took to the streets blocking traffic and causing plenty of commotion. but there were no reports of damage. >>> with the recent attention on police shootings were departments are under pressure to equip their officers with body cameras something san jose has been talking about for years. as kpix 5's len ramirez tells us, those cameras now may be one step closer to reality. >>> we have seen that body-worn cameras can be very effective in improving accountability, protecting the public and also protecting police officers. >>> reporter: mayor sam liccardo is pushing for a pilot program to begin testing body cameras this fall. in san jose it's all about how to pay for a system that could run into millions of dollars just for storing video and how the cameras will be used. >> we have been conferring with the police union a

hall this evening. if you are across the bay in oakland several people tried to shut down 882 on jackson street their occupancys there pushing one of them away. this has been an ongoing situation this afternoon and are run the country. >> grant: national action to stop murder by police day has been ongoing in regards to thirty protest today. and this is grant lotus. >> reporter: the city has tried this program before beckham 2009 and 2012 did it did not go past the pilot phase. it is an expensive and they need to build storage to supply all or to store all of the videos taken by officers. charles clifford >> reporter: and this march address to help to individuals and the car at and the up getting her car stolen pure it received a call rump 11:00 last night and they jumped into action after they shall her car van taking off at the scene of the first crash trip bay are not actively searching for the second suspect hoping that he would give them information that will lead them to the other person. biggest american was just leaving a restaurant and was not injured. >> reporter: the board has determined a stage for

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