you will see once they are handcuffed >> this particular protest just one of many many protest that happened today some heading north to michigan avenue other groups south financial district spotty groups all over the city you need to know troth during these hours after the rally uniformed officers of visible virtually everywhere horseback and bikes in their car by air quite present and the visible in the uniform we understand quite a few officers undercover at this point. protesters going to do next remember just the beginning it back to you >> protesters peacefully through the loop financial district momentum slacked off 5 pm. congress plaza. status quo >> about 200 people gathered here occupy chicago occupy congress plaza extraordinarily peaceful and very relaxed atmosphere police are watching no question of making a point no intervention as long as it stays like this. with the time it to burn it nato protesters joined forces with organized labor lending a hand workers outside congress plaza hotel more evidence the movement about many issues not just the nato summit. opportunity people wi

nearly five days in a cell handcuffed no food or water and chong is now suing the d.a. for what happened to him for twenty million dollars now the lawsuit says that his treatment constitutes torture under both international and domestic law and i couldn't agree more what this young man went through at the hands of the d.a. is horrible and it needs to be investigated and people need to be held accountable for it and honestly i believe the chong will get his justice and that he will get lots of money but the reason that i really bring this up today it's a juxtapose that with another torture case now he's talking about was a podium many times before on this show the american citizen who was held in isolation at a military brig for more than three years for two of those years he wasn't even charged and while there pretty a claim that he was subjected to death threats. given psychotropic drugs shackled for hours at a time denied contact with family or a lawyer for twenty one months and refused medical care for potentially life threatening conditions now i would say that soun

what they call corporate greed seven hundred were arrested about one hundred cops when the park handcuffing dozens of protesters escorting that out two dozen people were arrested as protesters ventured from their wall street area encampment into the heart of times square. now i get it what t.v. news channel doesn't love arrest footage police clashes the exciting stuff right only difference is when we cover the arrest we noticed an expanding police state excessive force is being used in many cases not all there were definitely some rowdy and violent protesters out there but a lot of police excessive force but in the mainstream media as case it was the exact opposite they gave law enforcement and their tear gas the rubber bullets their baton the benefit of the doubt and yet when protesters show up in court to counter their arrests the cops don't even show up you really have to start questioning why they had to be handcuffed in the first place but the mainstream media doesn't follow up of course reporting on the legal mess that people actually have to go through now for trying to practice thei

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. >> i was handcuffed and blindfolded. the interrogator told me that he would bring the television and and told them that i smuggled weapons from abroad a that i regretted it. i said, i cannot do that. he poured a kettle of boiling water over my legs. he knows he is lucky. >> they are walking wounded when they get here. patients are children, and in room five votes to, they opened in makeshift school. the teacher told us children are so keen that they highland the class the moment they arrive in this hotel. >> they ready themselves for the months ahead. the 12-year old is from jallu -- fallujah. >> i have been here for a year. if this is my fate, you have had two operations so far. >> is it difficult to be away from home? >> [unintelligible] >> in what way? you like the weather? you like the fact there are no explosions? it is the last day of the week, and the doctor has patients to check up on. three days after her surgery, she is recovering slowly. the mother is concerned that she has lost weight. that is her on the left

. >> investigators found the victim's son 23-year-old eric leam who had handcuffed himself and still holding the bloody knife. his mother is in critical condition right now at shock trauma. >>> howard county police charged this man, benjamin blessing with armed robbery after he robbed a pharmacy by threatening the pharmacist with syringe full of blood he said was tainted with aids. employees said a man came into the store, held a syringe with what he said was aids tainted blood. he was able to take more than $25,000 worth of medication before leaving. luckily the pharmacist was not hurt. police identified the man has blessing. he is being held in the howard county detention center on $175,000 bond. >>> more cameras are being installed and the new cameras are going into parts of northeast baltimore including north avenue, bel air road, harford road. it's designed to help police prevent crime in the first place and identify suspects caught on video committing crimes. >> i can remember -- i recall a homicide case going back a year ago where a suspect used a stick, a tree branch, actuall

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threw me around, handcuffed me on the floor, picked me up, tossed me down the stairs.of a sudden we're on the news being seen as serial killers. i felt like jeffrey dahmer walking around in a pair of oranges. you know, just overkill. way overkill. >> calling people versus carlyle, number 0675, cockrell, number 0674. >> now the five defendants have to face danielle taylor at a pre-trial hearing in court. if convicted of kidnapping, they face a minimum of nine years and a maximum of life in jail. >> date and time set for preliminary examination, prosecution ready to proceed? >> yes, your honor. we call danielle taylor. >> two questions lie at the heart of the case. did danielle know she was acting in a movie? and was she taken from the house to the woods against her will? >> do you solemnly swear the testimony you're about to give in the cause now pending is the truth, so help you god? >> i do. >> please take your seat and spell your last name for the court reporter. >> t-a-y-l-o-r. >> and your full name for the record? >> danielle taylor. >> do you recall whose home you

coupled with no food, no water, no toilet, and you are handcuffed, that is worth a lot of money.andy: i have considerations with myself and i am not hallucinating and thank god he was not charged with possession of the meth but in all seriousness, it is an unfortunate accident. and, start with that. this notion he was being tortured, usually, one tortures another for the purpose of getting something from them. and there was no torture here, it was a mess up. a screw up. they forgot about him. so forget about torture. >>shepard: should they pay for that? >>randy: there is a question --. >>shepard: they said they were not going to charge him. >>randy: and that flies in the notion they were looking to tooture him. >>arthur: an agent is cleaning a gun and discharges and it goes through his belly and he lives and he is scarred for life. an accident. what do you do? >>randy: that wasn't the case. >>arthur: this is worse. this is worse, thank of five days, today is thursday, sunday morning you are getting your hair cut. >>randy: $5 million a day. >>shepard: you miss two rangers game. >>

police arrested and handcuffed people. the demonstrators marched through the streets of chicago sunday many call for nato to be disbanded >>> we don't need that kind of alliance we have the united nations and other alliances the money for these wars needs to go to people's needs >>> some veterans through their war medals on the ground as they join the protest, for the end of the war in afghanistan >>> thousands of officers were to control the protest outside inside nato allies announced the want to move troops to a support role a year earlier than expected. >>> by 2013 we expect the afghan forces to take the lead for security across the country >>> u.s. forces will have a combat role through 2014 during a meeting with afghan president president obama's said the transition will be challenging >>> at the loss of life continues in afghanistan there will be hard days ahead, but were confident or on the right track >>> monday the group of leaders work on how the coalition will support afghanistan after troops leave and how the

these photos show him handcuffed and bleeding on his apartment floor. >> instead what did they do? they leave me. and now i have to live with it the rest of my life. >> reporter: after getting tazed and handcuffed, he says an officer put him in a chokehold causing instant paralysis. surgeons were able to repair his spine with bolts and screws but the former machinist is not the same. >> i'm constantly in pain. >> reporter: now five years later the city of vallejo has settled the case agreeing to pay $4.15 million, the state's largest police misconduct settlement in a decade. >> this is one of the most egregious caseses of police misconduct i've ever seen. >> reporter: the case is shocking, says his attorney. he says a federal judge concluded vallejo police violated his constitutional rights the second they walked through his door. >> they did nothing to investigate the officers' conduct. it was criminal and it went unpunished. >> reporter: he must now take a cocktail of painkillers each day just to function. >> it is nothing compared to what they've done to me. >> reporter: he says

daniel was handcuffed in a filthy holding cell and left there for five days without food or water. he became so desperate, he drank his own europe and broke his glasses and tried to kill himself with the shards before guards found him. >>> shocking sad news about one of the nfl's greatest and most popular players. junior seau shot himself in the chest at what appears to be a suicide. the fiery line backer retired in 2009 after playing seasons with the san diego charges. the grief stricken mother could only cry out for help. >> why you never telling me? police say no suicide note was found. two years ago, seau survived a plunge in an suv. he told police he fell asleep at the wheel. junior was 43 years old. >>> the delegate deal. he now wants to leave china with his family. he's escaped from house arrest. u.s. officials say they've reached an agreement away from where he was held captive. >>> took her 6 year old in a tanning bed. he loves to tan but would never subject her 6 year old daughter to it. the little girl told her she got burned tanning with mommy. said she got it while pla

the streets do you can see that the police used pepper spray as they got him to the ground and handcuffed him. he says he was not fighting the officers, but the police office -- the police department is standing in get -- standing by the action of the officers. >> officers arrived to try to get them settled and on to decide what. >> i covered my face. i was not resisting arrest, i was just landing, and they kept on spraying me. >> he says he plans to file internal affairs complaint on the officers with the backing of a group called the justice for trayvon martin committee. >> political consultant on trial for the robocalls and the 2010 election says he has been thrown under the bus by the former campaign above early. jayne miller is live at the mid to courthouse with details for us. >> julius henson is charged with election law fraud, but in his most extensive comments today since being charged in the case, he said all he was doing is what political consultants do. >> why am i responsible for a decision that was not mine to make? >> that was political consultant julius henson, questioning

. >> reporter: he had already handcuffed himself when deputies arrived and was still holding the bloody knife. a search have his social networking pages show he calls himself the red neck gangster. >> he had a picture with a knife to the throat. just kids. you don't know what to think about it. >> reporter: she remains in critical condition. her son is being held in the carroll county detention center with bail set at a quarter million dollars. >>> it's official. lawmakers will go back to pape pap for a special -- annapolis for a special session to deal with the budget issue. the budget debate fell apart in april when lawmakers failed to pass an income tax increase which would have affected public education. mike miller expects them to wrap it up within a day or two. >> the essential thing is the budget. we're make sure we don't have to cut community colleges, don't have to increase higher education. tuition will not go up. schools will continue to be number one. so we'll have that distinction for five years in a row. we have to have the special session to make sure this happens. >> o'm

>> they sat me in a chair, bound my feet with higher in chains, put my arms behind my back and handcuffede. then they slapped my face and stamp my feet with their shoes. -- and stock might be put their shoes. >> by that time, chen was here anti-american in the sea. authorities -- chen was here that the american embassy. both bodies were outraged. his wife says that enraged officials also attacked their 32-year-old son. >> so many people were beating him. his face was bleeding. his trousers were torn can he said, mom, i need to escape now appeared >> his son has been arrested and charged with attempted murder. his wife and two children remain confined in hospital. he told us by telephone today that he still cannot walker and his wife can only go outside with approval. -- he still cannot walk. his wife can only go outside with the approval. the issue that caused the crisis between america and crisis will have to be defused. he will have to leave role of this -- leave relatives at risk of further retribution appeared >> the country's most wanted man is finally behind bars in china. >> that's

he was handcuffed and placed in a cell where he remained for days apparently forgoten. he said he drank his own urine to survive. paramedics had to take him to the hospital where he was treated for kidney failure. >> he said they're going to let me go that door never opened. >>. ea says it's looking into what happened and ordered a review of the policies and procedures. >> we want to give you a progress report on a dog being rescued. we've learned the german sheperd living in a new foster home in benecia. yesterday he learned how to get around with three legs. and tomorrow he's going get stitches remifed. vet nair yinz say he's doing better. a family spotted him dangling from a rope. last month. no arrests have been made. they were able to rescue the little dog. >> and he's in a nice home now. >> we'll be right back. what'll it be? i'll have blueberry pancakes. uh huh. actually, make that glazed pecans... ok. with chocolate... no... caramel sauce. whipped cream? uhhhhhhh, yeah... but on the side. introducing build your own pancakes. only at denny's. >>> and new at 6:00

and on the sidewalk you can see officers continuing to hit this man who is restrained and handcuffed. now, police say what the video doesn't show is caught on tape by a store owner. the suspect can be seen grabbing the officer's gun and say the suspect has been charged with trying to grab an officer's gun. >> and a moffett field based skep plin is helping nasa and scientists search for meteorite fragments. they were saying the fragments may contain molecules and could indicate whether extraterrestrial life exists. >> exciting. >> yes. >> and stay with us. back in a moment. xrsrsrsrsrsrso >>> drug bus is reaching epidemic pro portions among american kids. one family blindsided by their son's addiction. >> and a program teaching minimum wage workers valuable lessons about money and pays them double for every dollar saved. >> now, three little bears found a new home in los angeles county. >> there is a mother and two cubs spotted in a tree near alta dena. >> so cute, taking a nap and playing in the tree and it was adorable. >> saying the trash cans may have lured the bears into the neig

police arrested and handcuffed several people. >>> the demonstrators marched through the streets of chicago sunday many calling for nato to be disbanded >>> we do not need an alliance we have the united nations and other alliances the money for all these wars needs to go to people's needs >>> some veterans through the war medals on the ground as the join the protest calling for an end to the war in afghanistan. as police officers work to control the anti-war protesters inside never allies announced it want to move their troops to a support role a year earlier than expected >>> of the middle of 2013 we expect the afghan forces to take the lead of security and across the country >>> u.s. forces will have a combat role through 2014 during a meeting with afghan president karzeid president obama's said the transition will be challenging >>> the loss of life continues in afghanistan, there will be hard days ahead, but we're confident or on the right track >>> monday the group of leaders work on how the coalition will support afghanistan after troops leave and out will continue to pay for the miss

the inmate that's escorted is handcuffed. and he can't protect himself.mates are going to jump him, we have to protect him. the protective gloves we wear in case we come in contact with blood or other bodily fluids when we're searching a house or if the inmate has it on him when we touch him. we also wear a protective vest where it's stabproof. inmates will use elastic out of their waistbands from their boxers and can use it like a bungee and shoot metal objects out at us if they're able to get ahold of it. >> administrative segregation is not the only area of folsom where officers are at risk. >> i've been on probably about two dozen cell extractions to where i've had people jump on my back when we're going in and try to get them. nothing i haven't healed from, but you've just got to understand that there is always potential to be hurt in this job, and that's basically what you're getting paid for, too come in here and do that. a lot of times these inmates just don't get along with each other. you know, they didn't get along with people on the outside. t

discovery and who police are looking for >> and handcuffed burglary suspect breaks loose. the vanishing act that stuns police. >> will talk about the temperatures coming up. >> here is a live look at conditions across the golden gate bridge. >> good morning everyone. good to have you with us. >> the timeout is 430. police work through the night at home or two people were shot and killed >> it happened in a quiet east bay neighborhood in pleasanton where a mother and daughter were found dead. >> we're standing in front of the home in pleasanton, police say it was the husband and father made the discovery around 6:00 p.m. monday evening and then called 911. police say it was 37 year-old amy burton who was dead and her daughter who had been shot. the daughter was taken to a local hospital where she died from injuries. police were able to get a search warrant for the home at around 11:00 last night. they say the women had been shot but they had not said if they had found the murder weapon. they said the neighbors in the area should not be worried about a killer on loose >> >>

. >> a man handcuffed and in the back of a patrol car finds a way out. the escape that happen just steps from the oakland police station. >> fighting diseases years before it develops. the innovative diet and exercise program that some cops and firefighters must go through. >> if we can stop even one heart attack, it will pay for the program >> bicyclist with a whole new twist on going green. ,,,,,, >> a bay area soldier has been killed in afghanistan. the department of defense says that staff sergeant thomas fogarty and died sunday when enemy forces attacked his unit with an explosive device. he was a member of the 25th infantry division. he was 30 years old. >> tonight, police in pleasanton are investigating the shooting death of a mother and her 13 year-old daughter. investigators say that the woman's husband and the girl's stepfather called 911 after finding them last night. police did find a gun at the scene and they say the husband is not a suspect >> more than 21 hours later and police in oakland are still looking for a suspected thief who escaped

before i knew it, i was handcuffed and taken away like a criminal.i was put into a van two other men and searched like a criminal. in an instant, by american family was being ripped away from me. when i did return home, i had an ankle in monitoring bracelet. i went to great lengths to hide it from my children. i have a partner who is a u.s. citizen and two beautiful children who are also citizens, but none of them can petition for me to remain in the country with them. because my partner is not a man, she cannot do anything to help me, nor can my children, who keep asking, why does this happen to us, and what will ultimately happen to our family? passage of the uniting american families act or inclusion of ufa and lgbt families in immigration reform will not only benefit me about the thousands of people who are also in the same situation as i am. amending immigration policy of this country to include permanent partners will serve, in the long run, to keep families like ours together. it is a great privilege to be here with you today. i humbly ask for

. >> i was handcuffed and blindfolded.he interrogator told me he would bring syrian television in and tell them smuggled weapons from abroad and regretted it. i said i cannot do that. then they put burning coals on my feet and poured burning water over my legs. >> he knows he is lucky. the walking wounded make it here. one in 10 of the patients are children. in room 502 this month, they opened a makeshift school. the teacher told us the children pile into class the moment she arrives at the hotel. most of them are iraqi. fromre readying themselves an influx. foreign influx from syria in the months ahead. william -- what you notice the most is a complete absence of self-pity. he is from fallujah. >> this bit of my face used to be like the other side. i have had two operation so far. >> how has it been here? is it difficult to be away from home? in what way? >> [speaking foreign language] >> like the fact that there are no explosions. it is the last of the week and he has patients to check upon. three days after her surgery,

family claims when officers found their son was on probation, they then pulled him out of the car, handcuffed him and ended up shooting him with  stun gun. they say they don't know why he is being held. this is called by them a case of racial profiling. >> any one on parole or any one on probation. that was the first question. it wasn't, this is the reason why we're pulling you over. it was, is any one here on parole or is any one here on probation. that was the question. >> we talked to police who say they received a personal complaint from the family and right now they are conducting an administrative investigation but they would not give other details about the case. >> the hunt is on in san francisco for a cab driver police say got so mad at a passenger he beat him with a tire iron. it happened yesterday morning near filbert and van ness. the passenger was initially upset when the cabbie was talking on his cell phone. the two got 18 fight over the fare. when the driver dropped the passenger off, officers say the driver hit the man in the face with a tire iron. the passenger had to be tre

the 24-year-old may have been handcuffed the whole time without food and way. suspects are supposed to appear before a judge within 48 hours after arrested. federalofficers are okay as long as doing they're job. >>> facebook is trying to get the word out about what good organ donors can do. the facebook create tore says he got the idea in part by talking to his med student girlfriend. >> our dinner conversations are about facebook and kids, the kids she's meeting. she'll see them getting sicker. all of a sudden, the organ becomes available. she comes home and her face is all lit up. someone's life will be better because of this. >> more than 100,000 americans are it whatting for an organ now. more than 7000 may die this year before they can get a transplant. facebook has 900 million users around the world. >>> if you don't bring lunch from homeing your choices are limited. >> eating out at fast food places can be healthy if you know what to : >> chris is sharing his top choices tonight. >>> it's like the blueprint to our body. >> chris from abc extreme make ove

but he just wasn't going to allow himself to be handcuffed.es to, you know, start whaling on this guy with his asp and hits him several times. and by the time this is over, there's no less than 15 or 20 squad cars in this parking lot before they finally got this guy handcuffed and in the back of the truck and hauled him away. >> the oklahoma city district attorney won't press charges against the cops, but the video grabs headlines nationwide, and bates says that was a real turning point in his friendly relationship with the oklahoma city pd. >> up to that point i think the police really looked at me as being on their side, and when i released this tape and was critical of the tape, things changed, and they change ed dramatically in my relationship with the police. >> despite his rift with law enforcement, nothing will stop brian bates. he's out filming on a spring afternoon and sees another scuffle. and this time, he breaks his own rule and gets dangerously close to the action. >> one afternoon, i'm out taping. there was a large group, probabl

. >> they sat me in a chair, bound my feet with iron chains, put my arms behind my back and handcuffede, put my hands upward. then they slapped my face and stamp my feet with their shoes. >> by that time, he was safely here at the american embassy. the local communist party bosses were furious. >> i resisted for a long time. in the end, i could not hold out any more. i did not want to name those who helped my brother, but i had to. >> his wife said that the enraged officials also attacked their 32-year-old son, who tried to defend himself. >> so many people were beating him that his face was bleeding, and his trousers were torn. he said, "mom, i need to escape now." >> a charge of attempted murder. in beijing, the wife and children remain confined in a hospital. he told us today he still cannot walk. his wife can only go outside with approval. they have been allowed to apply for passports to go to america. if the passports are approved, he could be on his way to new york within a fortnight, and the issue will mean they will have to leave retribution -- relatives behind at risk for furt

a woman on a bike was tackled to the ground, handcuffed and taken away. police declared the demonstration an unlawful assembly and ordered the crowd to disperse. the clashes escalated with police using a taser on at least one person and officers being splashed with paint. in an effort to control the crowd, they set off at least one flash grenade and use teargas on three occasions. then a large contingent of police officers cordoned off another intersection. they were accompanied by a huge armored vehicle from the alameda county sheriff's department. the goal seemed to be to push demonstrators north. from there we were in the midst of the march by about 1500 protesters as they headed up international boulevard for the rally at the plaza. so that gives uh time line on what has occurred up to this moment. as you look over oakland at broadway and 17th, you can see protesters and police there. it has been a long, anxious might in oakland. we will continue to follow what is happening in that part of the bay area. but we will move on to another part of the bay a

. >> he was handcuffed. they were walking him to the police car. >> reporter: and he is charged with criminal trespassing. the fire department said swimming is not allowed at any water shed. >> want to show you a picture of a 3-year-old. he is wearing a life jacket correctly. what a saturday in the river in cecil. a 28 feet sailboat stopped so dad restarted it and the engine blew up. dad grabbed son and jumped into the water. mom was watching with the family dog on the other bank of the river. a passerby rescued both of them. the life jacket company is praising the dad for putting the life jacket on properly and they just want to make sure everybody is checking life jackets fit correctly on their it children. >> the beach, the pool, the boat, nothing says summer more than being out on the water. there is a word of caution this memorial day weekend. last year maryland had 24 people die in boating accidents. that's double the average for the last 16 years, according to the maryland natural resources police. st

. >> i was handcuffed and blindfolded.errogator told me he would bring syrian television in and i must tell them that i smuggled weapons from abroad and that i regretted it. i said i cannot do that. he said, i know how to make you confess. then he put burning coals on my feet and poured a kettle of boiling water over my legs. >> he knows he is lucky. only walking wounded making it here. dr. majd el-rass operated three times on the 27-year-old, but in the end, he had to amputate this syrian bus drivers like. he says he was shot by a sniper while helping wounded protesters. he then hid, sleepless with pain, on a farm for seven months before he could be smuggled here for treatment. today, dr. majd el-rass is preparing his stump for prostheses. >> amputation for me or for any surgeon is like serious. sometimes it is saving lives. sometimes. ♪ >> for months on end, this hotel is a home away from home for the patients. some will have to return year- after-year. amid the pain, hope, and expectations. but most of all, this is a pl

are lurking around the bazaars in the souks the middle east and handcuffing people are assassinated just doesn't with world works you've got to have the help of the locals to a den of fire these people and put them in jail or move them from to see only person saddam was a threat to at this point as we saw when the army co-op's was to iraq he didn't have weapons of mass destruction he wasn't scaring anybody certainly wasn't scaring the iranians or the turks for the saudis or anybody else it was a state that was on the verge of failure now it is a failed state failed states because terrorism you know you can name afghanistan lebannon somalia any time you can you create a vacuum it's where people flock to discontented to fight wars who some of bin laden had been saying for years america was doing they'd an arab country occupy an oil rich arab country. he had been saying this is part of his propaganda so what did we do after nine eleven we invade an oil rich and occupy an oil rich arab country which was doing nothing to threaten us the only real connection is that having invaded iraq. we are

. >>> this wisconsin man's joyride ended with him handcuffed.riding on the tractor in the streets of jackson. the man even motioned for the police officer to go around him. police say the blood alcohol level this is not a huge shock was actually more than twice the legal limit for operating a motor vehicle and by the way a lawn mower does count as that. he didn't think he couldn't drive a lawn mower in the street. you know that you've had too much to drink if you're motionings to go around you. >> is he trying to watch -- >> my question is why would you want to get -- you know what i mean? like -- >> he's taking the time to park in a proper space. >> oh my gosh. >> he's courteous. >> he doesn't seem very bright. >> that's absolutely pathetic. >> take it down. >> oh my gosh. >> have a great morning. there's dan. abc2news.com. >> and ashley. >> give us some love ingrid. >> i had a chance this morning. >> almost friday. we'll see you in just a little bit. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ]