>> no, but i'm looking at a guy here who's handcuffed to his armored truck. >> reporter: with archiepasserby holdses up his phone. >> i didn't look at him that much. he had a gun on the side of my head. >> i understand it was pretty traumatic. did they take any of your bags that are marked? >> they took a couple of bags of money that i could see, but i don't know. i had a lot of money on the truck, they couldn't take it all. >> reporter: within minutes, neighbors, cops, and tv crews are on the scene. >> he was handcuffed to something inside the car. >> he had been here for about 15 minutes, but he was handcuffed and couldn't get to his phone. >> reporter: archie gives authorities a breathless account of what happened. >> archie told me that an armed robber came up to the armored car, displayed his hand gun and said, "open up the door." >> reporter: that's where fbi special agent don metcalf -- a colleague of agent o'connell -- comes in. archie tells him he's just been robbed. the robber was wearing a fake beard, and brandished the gun. archie opened the door. >> the armed robber, acc

they handcuffed her. is begging to see her daughter, who is four years old, is being taking care of who was in the car where her partner was killed by a police officer. mychal denzel smith, your response to this -- and also in your writing of "invisible man got the whole world watching," you say you did not be prepared for being 25 because you did not think you would make it. >> i think to me what is so disturbing about that pentagon often whens that so we hear it, if you listen to the police, if you follow the directives, than ever thing will be fine. here is the man who is doing that. he is told to get his id and registration. he is doing that. but the perception of him as a threat, the perception of his blackness as inherently violent, means even when he is following directions, the perception that he is going to reach for a gun, is going to react violently for this police officer, and the idea then that there is something that can save us -- that is the problem. there is nothing that is going to preve

. >> how investigators say it doesn't appear larry gordon was handcuffed while being escorted to a hearing at the berrien county courthouse. >>> in michigan, investigators say it doesn't appear that larry gordon wasn't handcuffed on the way to a hearing. he grabbed a deputy's gun, and shot and killed two bailiffs as he tried to escape. two other people were wounded. officers later shot and killed gordon. >>> a good samaritan says he's haunted by the thought that he couldn't save a father and son who drowned in pleasanton. 59-year-old father and his 34- year-old boy were on a raft with five other family members last night. the family fell out and into shadow cliff lake park. archie cole and his brother managed to rescue five of the family members. >> when we were pulling them in, when we got them to the dock, he was able to get his breath, he was just screaming, my dad, my brother, my dad, my brother, they're still in the water. >> the bodies of the father and son were found this morning. investigators say the men didn't know how to swim, and they were not wearing life jackets. >>> a myster

larry gordon was not handcuffed, but yesterday he said that gordon was handcuffed in front of his body but that the cost were not attached to a belly chain which is commonly used when transporting inmates, and he was able to disarm the deputy, shooting and killing the bailiffs report -- the betas before being shot and killed by other officers.'s back -- >> every courtroom moves people from the holding still to the courtroom and safety is utmost.>> gordon was facing at least 20 criminal charges. >>> police in san jose beginning to wear body cameras beginning today, and what the police chief had to say about the new technology. >>> new details and the sexual assault on charges against brock turner. >>> looking at a commute that is off to a good start as we look at san francisco north bound 101, and it looks like there are construction closures, and will talk about your commute coming up. >>> a cooldown for 95% of the area, and we will have a warm up today and anonymous -- and not as much fog. (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we'v

official says the handcuffed man resisted arrest and may have hit or kick, the video shows an officer punching the suspect. >> everything that is coming forward about people of color being profiled and treat unfairly by the police, the bart police thought it was okay to behave that way. >> we showed the veinow to the san francisco police commission member joseph marshall who has no injure disk of bart police. >> the young man looked like he was hit while on the ground and subdue and handcuffed, and i don't see any reason for that. that looked to be a very unnecessary, very improper -- >> reporter: bart said the suspect was uncooperative with officers and physically resisted the detention the man was arrested for resisting arrest and battery on a police officer. in san francisco, cornell bernard, chance abc7. >> details on a bullet firedder in two emeryville police officers. the police department says it goes nose believe the officers were targeted. last night they were walk only a security check on watt street when a bullet ricocheted off the fund near them. the officers did now see a

eventually other officers arrived on the scene and handcuffed martinez. they say he then became unresponsive. martinez later died at the hospital. no word if he had any medical conditions. police say his history includes terroristic threats, assault with a firearm, and it domestic violence. he has served time in prison and had an outstanding felony warrant for drugs. >>> a san francisco police officer has been arrested for illegally owning and manufacturing an ar-15 assault rifle. officer thomas abramson surrendered this morning. the 18 year veteran thomas abrahamsen is on unpaid administrative leave. >>> firefighters fought a fire of a big rig that crashed this morning. drivers swerved around the debris on the northbound 880 off-ramp on davis street. it won't re-open until 8 p.m. the eastbound on-ramp will open soon. avoid the area. >> left northbound 880 and collided with a concrete dividing wall and came to a rest before becoming fully engulfed in flames. >> the cause of the crash is under investigation. the driver died in the fire. >>> to the wildfire

he's a caused of handcuffing aui store employee and then opening the safe. paul wagner is life with a video that the police want you to see. >>reporter: i'm at the federal plaza. this is the dollar tree store just behind me. it was just after 9:00 on july 5 when police say this gunman was hiding inside a restroom, inside the dollar tree store when the worker walked in and was was surprised by the gunman. he then handcuffed her with some zip ties and then took her inton the office with her keys. let's show you the video now so you can take a look at it for fo yourself. you can see the gun man's face at any time in this video, buto, description of him and we'll get to that in just a second. you can see that the the worker there who was standing alone isn't ' has her hands tied behind her back with those zip ties. you see the gunman. you see his gun. then he pulls out a red bag and he starts to fill it with presumably a lot of cash that'ss coming out of that safe. he got theha keys to the safe fm the worker. at one point the begun vanishes, you actually see bot

apparently he was not handcuffed. >> during that fight, he was able to get the deputy's agun away andn shoot the deputy and then move out from that area and kill the two bailiffs. >> gordon was trying escape. he briefly took several hostages. a civilian was wounded he was fatally shot by a bailiff after he made a run for it. >>> bernie sanders is expected to endorse former rival hillary clinton. as the democratic party presidential nominee. meanwhile, donald trump is looking for a ticket mate. >> reporter: donald trump rallied beach with new jersey governor chris christie warming up the crowd. >> i support donald trump and have for quite sometime. >> reporter: trump told "the washington post" he'll make up his mind on a running mate in the next three or four days. >> it will be america first from now on. america first. >> reporter: but as the billionaire campaigned, a virginia judge issued a ruling saying that state legislates like beau correll can vote for whomever they want at next week's convention. >> donald trump did not exhibit the judgment, the competency for the highest office

he should be somewhere in jail handcuffed. >> reporter: he's currently on paid administrative leave. >> they are here to assassinate us. >> yes, they are. >> they are here to kill us. >> murderers. >> because we are black. >> i chose to allow the video to go live ten seconds before my phone died because i wanted everybody in the world to see what the police do and how they roll. and it's not right. >> that's right. >> it's not acceptable. i didn't do it for pity. i didn't do it for fame. i did it so that the world knows that these police are not here to protect and serve us. >> it's a great thing that facebook live was a tool that helped us in the minnesota situation. but it's also a really sad commentary that citizens of this country feel they must leave their houses with their cell phones charged in order to make sure that they're able to document these sort of incidents. >> reporter: not long afterward reynolds got a face-to-face apology from minnesota governor mark dayton. >> i can't tell you how sorry i am for the terrible tragedy that's been forced on you and your family. >> i

there was a cop handcuffing him.>> reporter: for aidan day, it was that first conversation in front of our cameras more than a year ago that opened his eyes. what did you think about the story and a boy's view not far from his view of the world? >> reporter: aidan, now 12 going on 30. >> i thought -- i mean, it was kind of interesting how different the conversation was. i think it's weird wore both 10 years old, we live close to each other, and we're still -- we have such different lives. just because of how we look. >> what did you think of the white family's interaction with race and the conversations they hadn't had? >> i wasn't surprised at all. white fathers don't have to tell their sons to be careful when they deal with the police. i thought that they were honest and i thought that they were real. >> reporter: back at our face-to-face discussion, officer rasheed says he understands the issue from both sides. >> there's a lot of black police officers who obviously were black before they were police officers. the

two young black men handcuffed and escort to do a police cruiser.oments after they say roughly a dozen darby borough police officers surrounded their car with their weapons drawn. the stunned and silenced pair says they were sitting in the front two seats eating fast food from wendy's then their blood pressure sored. >> my heart still racing right now. my heart was racing when they put me on the ground and handcuffed and me and everything report roar police were dispatch to the 1300 block of main street for the report of two suspicious men with gun. >> according to our policy they approached the car with weapons drawn. that was that's what we're supposed to do. >> we obeyed them. were didn't do nothing. >> i kept quiet. i didn't want to say anything. >> reporter: no weapon was found the pair wares looed. the police chief is giving them praise for doing exactly what they were supposed to do. >> and because of that, there was no problems. there was no arrest. >> reporter: but still lost fear. >> they that guns pointed at my son and his friend. >> shar

a second video shows police handcuffing both men.i said i just got shot. and i'm like, sir, why did you shoot me and in his words "i don't know." >> reporter: police chief, gary eugene has been on the job less than two months. >> i want to make it clear, there was no gun recovered. >> reporter: the officer has been placed on desk duty. >> this is a case where a police officer was trying to save mr. kensly's life and unfortunately his shot went astray. >> once i got my hachbnds up, they're not going to shoot me, this is what i'm thinking. wow, was i wrong. >>> the republican national convention is over, but count controversy continues to swirl around ted cruz. >> who you trust to defend our freedom and be faithful -- >> reporter: he refused to endorse donald trump for president. anger spild ov eer spilled over breakfast meeting where it almost came to blows. >> well, thank you, ma'am and thank you for speaking and speaking from your heart. i will tell you when i stood on that debate stage and they asked every candidate there, if you d

handcuffing him and holding him. they accused of on terrorism. >>> police say man stole nearly $1,000 in cash from a woman's purse on saturday at a burlington coat factory. we have the suspect on an app. back in a moment. 70 local media outletsrofilings. ==jess--2shot== >>> this week we're among 70 local stations profiling homeless. >> how is it that they survive? nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. has more. >> i usually make a couple of bucks, go get dinner. >> reporter: it's not a 9:00 to 5:00, no clock to punch. a cardboard sign and a thick sk skin. >> i want to sometimes write how i feel, not homeless by choice. my mom was a junky. >> reporter: he's among 3,500 homeless who will pull up a small piece of san francisco's square miles, scratching, clawing, begging for a little help. >> i hate being homeless. it's not a very fun thing. >> life can be lonely for a guy with not but a sign or corner. but he's not alone. >> i found him on the train beaten up and hungry and he looked so pathetic and i thought, he's my dog. he'

you can see that our cameras were rolling when they were handcuffed and placed into police cruisers. sources telling us that the state-of-the-art shops fodder technology that d.c. has been using for a couple of years now alerted lease that there was gunplay on the block. when the police arrived the commander told us that the suspects fired at the officers and that that is when a gunbattle ensued. police officers exchanging fire with the suspects. no one was wounded. it appears that this started on the basketball or next to the rehobeth church just before midnight. take a look at this, 30 minutes earlier five miles away our cameras were also rolling their, where four people were involved in a violent shooting. three women and one man wounded, all expected to survive and taken to prince torches county half will police have a look out there for a black nissan altima. no indication at this hour that the shootings are connected in any way. reporting live, john gonzalez. there areautria: concerns that a pair of at the eye service weapons have fallen into the wrong. stolenun and ar-15 were

police say he died suddenly after they handcuffed him. this is a neighbor's video, a traffic stop turned into a pursuit with the suspect escaping into this garage with police close behind. they tazed him but they say it was ineffective. police say he struggled away from officers and they followed him in the house. >> we ended up getting a wrestling match with him on the ground in the kitchen for several minutes. our officers were physically exhausted. >> both had their arms around his neck and they drug him inside the house and shut the door. >> this man who was in the garage and a friend gives a different account. >> they drug him in the house and closed the door. i could hear them beat og on him. >> reporter: police say he bit an officer. >> as he was handcuffed the officers realized he was not being responsive. all our officers have ae des in their cars. we started providing life saving measures. >> reporter: eight minutes later paramedics died. mar ten ez's mother doesn't believe he died in the hospital. >> he didn't die in the hospit

while handcuffed and unrestrained in the back of a police van. the case is now closed without any convictions. >>> also breaking pope francis says the world is at war. this is video of the pope arriving in poland this morning. he did stress, however, that he is not talking about a wharf religion. it is a wharf interest and resources. the pope made the comment after being asked about the tragic attack on an 85-year-old priest. isis claimedes >>> the man who shot president ronald reagan is set to leave a psychiatric hospital. a federal judge ruling john hinckley, junior no longer needs to be hospitalized. the 61-year-old tried to assassinate reagan hitting the president and three others. he was found not guilty due to insanity. doctors saying for years thousand that hinckley no longer suffers from mental illness. his conditional release will begin after august 5th. >>> more breaking news, the nominee, donald trump, speaking a short time ago in miami, florida. one of the many topics he addressed is the recently released democratic e-mails. >> russia

everywhere you go, handcuffed, handcuffed to go in the shower.you have no human contact with nobody at all. >> but roy slagle has had more contact than most inmates here. it's just been all the wrong kind. at the time of our shoot, he held a dubious record. he had had more cell extractions than any other inmate at the prison. cell extractions occur when inmates violate rules and refuse orders to cuff up and vacate their cells. it's then up to a specially trained emergency response team to forcibly remove them. and in slagle's case, the extractions are always intense. >> [ bleep ]. >> roy slagle is a big, powerful guy. he was very intimidating-looking. when you meet him, you understand why he would have been considered a formidable opponent in a cell extraction. >> in and out of correctional facilities since the age of 14, slagle was serving time for robbery and assault when we met him. >> i got some criminal tendencies, okay? i robbed and i assaulted a guy when i got here. ain't in here for nothing, you know? i've been in quite a bit of trouble h

. >>> passengers shackled and handcuffed boarding unmarked planes. at 10:30 the weekly flights departing from the bay area. see where they're headed and the criticism about their costs. >>> and a police officer behind bars. the charges that he abused his power and raped women while on duty. people love my portobello mushroom buttery jack, made with portobello mushrooms, grilled onions, and garlic herb butter. ever wonder how i came up with it? well... actually, i came up with it at the water cooler. but i thought you'd like this cowboy story better. the portobello mushroom buttery jack is back. part of the buttery jack family. taste it before it's gone. and these are the lungs. (boy) sorry. (dad) don't worry about it. (vo) at our house, we need things that are built to last. that's why we got a subaru. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> people of all ages and colors rallied in oakland in the black lives matter rally of action. right in front of city hall in oakland to speak out against the police shootings of unarmed black men nation

. >> they actually handcuffed you?>> they asked me to get down on the ground and they instructed me to turn around and handcuffed me. >> he was 19 at the time spending every waking hour on the computer and he had his friends did this to at least three other people and apparently stole and posted social security numbers from people like arnold schwarzenegger, kanye west and pdd,. >> i wanted to hear a little remorse in what he had claimed responsibility for. he disrupted so many lives. really put so many peoples lives in danger. i was disappointed he didn't say he was sorry. he didn't acknowledge the pain he caused. >> a well-known cyber security expert he may have got him after he wrote about a website where he and his co- conspirators were exposing the social security numbers of all kinds of celebrities. he is now cooperating with prosecutors and the judge told him he had time to get his life on track. live from the court, wusa9. >> he told the judge hackers are swating fewer people because the message got out you can

they were handcuffed and placed into police cruisers. state-of-the-art technology alerted police that there was gunplay. commanderived and the said they started firing at the cop. no one was wounded. listen to how one witness what happened. >> at first i thought it was firecrackers or fireworks. then i figured out it was guns. firing from the bushes just below my building. this all happened below my windowsill. have the area blocked off, collecting clues, interviewing residents who live in this neighborhood, trying to figure out exactly why this group was firing guns early this morning. back to you. ju we turn now to the tragedy in dallas. this afternoon, president obama will head there for the memorial service for the officers killed. the will be the 11th time president has traveled to a community following a mass shooting. >> fellow officers described the fallen as their friends and heroes. at this vigil monday night in strengths. >> i challenge anyone who comes here who thinks they are going to tear us apart. we are here. and >> and s

he pointed a gun at her,er, handcuffed her and then used hed keys to open the store's safe. f he made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. they are offering an award up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrestor in that case. as we've been audit committing c about the recent shootings of police officers and black men in texas, minnesota an it's called racial tension between communities and law enforcement. tonight, montgomery county heldo thent first of two town haul meetings. fox5's marina maracco is life i silver springs with the veryy latest tonight. how did it go? >>reporter: sarah, well, the conversation is very much alive, like you said, especially heresc in montgomery county.y. although we haven't been affected by these shootings directly, the proof is that thit community cares. it was standing room only at o this meeting.eet now, it started with the county executivic leg it saying that he himself is county executive on e several occasions has been racially profiled by his own police b officers before they kn who he was. then it continued by residentsin vent

. >> this is what -- >> isn't he handcuffing them to something they don't want to be handcuffed to? >> this is why we have the fbi. when i was assistant u.s. attorney, i would make recommendations all the time and i would say, do you think we have a case here? and hundreds you have ausas do that but i have never heard of a case where the prosecutors say we're going to go forward even though you think, mr. fbi agent, think there is no case here. i'm sure it has happened but -- >> he's not talking about your attitude. he's saying what do you have to go into court with. >> that's what he's talking about. >> by the way, remember who jim comey is. he's a former deputy attorney general. he's a former united states attorney in new york and manhattan. he's been on the other side of the table many times making those judgments. he's uniquely situated to be able to -- >> uniquely situated in the administration, i think people will say, and that's where the politics come in. >> he has a tenure appointment. >> this is going to be parsed in every single solitary way including the twitter universe

the handcuffed man resisted arrest, they say, and may have kicked and spit at officers. moments later the video shows this one punching the suspect. they believe the man was racially forward. >> everything coming forward about people of color being profiled and treated unfairly by police, that bart police thought it was okay to behave that way. >> we showed the video to joseph marshall, who has no jurisdiction over bart police. >> the young man looks like he was hit on the ground and subdued and handcuffed. i don't see any reason for that. that looked to be very unnecessary, very improper. >> bart said in a statement the suspect was uncooperative with officers and physically resisted the detention. the man was arrested for resisting arrest and battery on a police officer. an investigation is now underway. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> a fire in monterey county continues to expand, growing by another three square miles yesterday. that fire has burned more than 35,000 acres. 57 homes have been destroyed. the fire is just 15% contained. it started nine da

officials say the handcuffed man resisted arrest and may have kicked and spit on officers. moments later the video shows this one punching the suspect. they believe the man was racially profiled. >> everything coming forward about people of color being profiled and treated unfairly by police, that bart police thought it was okay to behave that way. >> we showed the video to san francisco police commission member joseph marshall, who has no jurisdiction over bart police. >> the young man looks like he was hit on the ground and subdued and handcuffed. i don't see any reason for that. that looked to be very unnecessary, very improper. >> bart said in a statement the suspect was uncooperative with officers and physically resisted the detention. the man was arrested for resisting arrest and battery on a police officer. an investigation is now underway. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> happening now, thedth annual san francisco marathon is over. just a few runners have yet to cross the finish line. here's a live picture from the golden gate bridge camera. you migh

they told me to stop fighting and stop resisting, i am already handcuffed, look at my hands they are still bleeding through, they are still cut. >> under arrest, and already in cuffs issue. i get strayed -- sprayed with mace, i don't know if it was to shut me up or keep my quiet. >> acknowledge this is eric a family side, they revered me to township attorney who said this is under investigation, but he could not say anything further because of this. looking at arresting officer's names neither is a full time cop in avon, they aresumer hires. -- they are summer hires. i asked if that presented any liability, he said not really. >> i don't know of any specific examples of where liability is attached to that. >> what happened at the end of the day to the question, the family is calling out for video, they say a number of people who shot cell phone video of the arrest that will back up their account, two sundays ago july 3, do have you that video? send it to us, we want to know what happened. >> this situation that escalated, people need to stop questioning cops, if they ask for an i.d.,

. >> reporter: the sheriff said it did not appear the suspect was handcuffed. the sheriff says he was handcuffed and got that done. >> the police let's take a listen. >> shots fired. shots have been fired. >> one down. one down. >> shots fired. it wasn't just the plifr who is lost their lives, how are you. >> reporter: the female civil -- both foreman police officers themselves who were in sunset of their loves helping out the court and lochls. we are from chicago. in other washington post it's rejd they spotted a handgun in sterling's front pocket >>> the officers recorded sterling to put his handsen the oo of calf. >>> breaking news from south ern italy. at least 20 supreme died of two passengers trains drieded. they say dozens of people are hurt. >> lynch is expected ton grilled on several issues incudding tg. >>> the parents of the dallas gunman are now speelking out. the man who interviewed them joins us next. what turned micah gone johnson into a killer. we'll have more coming up next. quicksilver keeps things simple, gary. and smart, like you! and i like

officials say the handcuffed man resisted arrest and may have kicked and spit on officers. moments later the video shows this one punching the suspect. they believe the man was racially profiled. >> everything coming forward about people of color being profiled and treated unfairly by police, that bart police thought it was okay to behave that way. >> we showed the video to san francisco official joseph marshall, who has no jurisdiction over bart police. >> the young man looks like he was hit on the ground and subdued and handcuffed. i don't see any reason for that. that looked to be very unnecessary, very improper. >> bart said in a statement the suspect was uncooperative with officers and physically resisted the detention. the man was arrested for resisting arrest and battery on a police officer. an investigation is now underway. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> a fire in monterey county continues to expand, growing by another three square miles yesterday. that fire has burned more than 35,000 acres. 57 homes have been destroyed. the fire is just 15% cont

dre handcuffed outside his malibu home after an alleged road rage dispute captured in these tmz imagespolice were reportedly told the hip-hop millionaire had a gun. but authorities now say that was not the case. abc's linsey davis with more on this story for us. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning. it's an all too familiar headline recently, a black man is accused of brandishing a gun and police are called to the scene. only this time it ended with something you hear about but rarely see, a citizen's arrest of rapper and record producer dr. dre. you've likely heard his music. ♪ dr. dre is the name >> reporter: or listened to music with the beats headphones he helped create. ♪ i really go >> reporter: rapper and music mogul dr. dre, a founding member of the '80s rap group nwa. ♪ straight outta compton >> reporter: famous for railing against police and racial profiling depicted in the oscar-nominated movie "straight outta compton." >> that was dope, e. >> reporter: but this is the real-life police encounter caught on tape by tmz. an alleged road rage dispute involving dr. dre

he should be somewhere in jail handcuffed. they took me to jail! they didn't feed us. they didn't give us water. they took everything from me! they put me in a room and separated me from my child. >> reporter: people really feel her anger and pain. you see signs out here, "am i next" out here? no one wants to let this go just yet. they want to hear more not only from the police department but from the department of justice. there's real anger here, don. but we've done this before, stood in these crowds, i've never seen a crowd quite mixed like this in terms of not only voicing their anger but saying what can we do as a nation to move forward to get away from these ugly scenes. >> ryan young joining us from st. paul, minnesota. there's a protest in new york city, that is times square and also one in d.c. this is breaking news into cnn, this is dallas, texas. we're getting reports of shots fired at a rally in dallas, texas. that's the most that we know right now. we're working to get more information but you see the emergency vehicles on the scene and law enforcement aga

i could have killed a handcuffed prisoner by not securing him.hat taught me right then at anotherent, almost like incident, when they took the nightstick and sucking in the side of him. whenever you are involved personally with a prisoner, it goes south where you are fighting, once it is over, somebody else should be the common figure that comes in and use it to the side and let them, i went from that day if i have a fight with somebody, i have to let someone else take the arrest. die. happy the guy did not you did not read the best part, he was hiv-positive. had to be tested for a whole year. brian: you point to some of these things in the book, this goes back to your earlier life. how fly we were, what does that mean? mr. pegues: a lesson on slang. that means how good we look. brian: what is good shooting? mr. pegues: i kind of hate that term. it is a police term. it is the shooting, looks like it is just a fight, big call it a good shooting. shooting where someone got hit with a bullet, not a good shooting. but in a police world, a cop would h

kitchen in pittsburg, a police pursuit that ended with a 32-year-old man dying after he was tased and handcuffed by police. this is a neighbor surveillance video. a traffic stop turned into a pursuit with this suspect chasing into this garage with police behind him. police say they used a taser and he was unaffected by it. police say the 32-year-old martinez struggled with officers. >> he was able to break free of the officers and run into the kitchen where they were able to get ahold of him. >> both had their arms around his neck and then they drug him inside of the house and shut the door. >> this man in the garage and a friend of martinez gives a different account. >> they drug him inside of the house and closed the door and i could hear them tasering him and beating on him the whole time. i heard three or four more tasers. >> reporter: police say he resisted arrest and bit a officer and back-up officers arrived. >> as he was handcuffed, they realized he was not responsive. all of the officers have aeds in cars and we immediately started providing life-saving measures, including cpr. >> repor

handcuffing her, her cell phone falls to the ground and she continues pleading with police. >> please don't tell me he's gone. please jesus, don't. please, no. please, no. don't let him be gone lord. >> reporter: eyewitnesses capturing this video of officers trying to revive castillo before he's taken to the hospital before he dies. reynolds continues talking to the camera. i can't believe they did this. >> it's okay. i'm right here with you. >> y'all please pray for us, jesus. i asked everybody on facebook. everybody that's watching, everybody that's checked in, please pray for us. >> reporter: crowds gathering at the scene of the shooting and at the governor's mansion demanding answers. >> that was ryan young reporting. we're hearing from family members of the man who died at that shooting. >> the family of fernando castillo. >> my son is a law-abiding citizen. he did nothing wrong. he had a permit to carry. but with all of that, trying to do the right things and never -- by the law he was killed by the law. >> and here's video of protests that sparked overnight. you can see the lar

. >> -- all of that, handcuffed, disproportionate.en it comes to the shootings again that this fellow who had limited data mostly focused on houston could find no racial correlation. >> and that's an important fact because this movement is based on the shootings. dana. >> well, will "the new york times" be against science when it comes to reporting about this? but i do think that so what juan is saying is true. in this study, the professor did, he said that they are more likely to be touched, handcuffed, pushed to the ground or pepper sprayed by a police officer, but he said in the most surprising result of his career, when it comes to the most lethal form of force like a shooting, there was no racial bias. so i think that actually there is a reason to be concerned about how african-americans feel about interactions with police, but the ironic thing is, the police chief in dallas, david brown, was addressing that. >> right. >> and he had actually done a really good job of it. and this micah johnson who de commit this horrible crime, e

they put a cap on my head, handcuffed me, and then took me because they suspected me to be a spy. >>hey are beating you, torturing you, questioning you, and the whole time, you're just trying to find your son. son. it was really hard. scott: after forming a seemingly odd but necessary relationship with the group, dmitry and his son were reunited and allowed to leave. got him out of syria and across the border and you are in safety, what is the feeling? >> the first moment when i know him like a, i hold small baby, like a child, you know? we were both crying. such an emotional moment. scott: while that story alone seems like a script written for hollywood, the sequel may be even bigger. >> i thought i had my son back and this nightmare was over. just started after that. meant hope for other parents of radicalized teenagers turned g hotties -- turned jihadis. he was soon flooded with requests. >> there was something i could wish, that all these western youngsters go home where they belong. >> but it's not only a wish. you actually go. how many times? >> total, 36 times. scott: how succ

. >> reporter: the sheriff says the prisoner wasn't handcuffed because he hadn't shown a tendency ofiolence. but he was in jail on charges of kidnapping, sexual assault, and obstructing police. the two people wounded are expected to survive. >> in baltimore five people shot. a gunman opened fire for a during the vigil for a 24-year-old man who was killed on the sunday. the victim victims have injuries to their feet and legs. no arrest in the earlier killing and the mother of the victim asked her family not to retaliate. dozens of demonstrators arrested on a minneapolis interstate will be charged. with third degree riot. they were protesting against the death of philando castile. he was shot by a st. anthony police officer wednesday night. one person was charged with a felony for throwing rocks at a police. one officer suffered a spinal injury. >> a show of unity by the democrats a month after the final primary. bernie sanders is expected to endorse hillary clinton today at a rally in new hampshire. sanders managed to get some of the most liberal policies into the democratic platform.

of this several members group are being arrested, taken away, and handcuffed earlier this morning. they delivered petitions to the sheriff's office, 500 signatures calling for the six deputies involved in the death of mckenna to be fired. the sheriff's department has not yet responded. suzanne kennedy. back to you. jummy: in baltimore today, the bench trial against libby police officers charged in the death of freddie gray resumes. lieutenant brian rice is charged with manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment, and reckless misconduct. he is the fourth of six officers to stand trial in freddie gray's death. two were acquitted, and proceedings for another ended in mistrial. rice the highest-ranking officer of the six officers charged. we are developments in the war on terror in iraq. the united states will deploy 560 more troops to help iraqi ilrces try to retake mos from isis. secretary asked carter arrived in baghdad to discuss military strategy and how u.s. troops will be involved. the city has been in the hands of isis for more than two years now. days ago, iraq's prime minis

criminal, and refusing to get him medical treatment for 45 minutes, where they flipped him over and handcuffedim. >> the sergeant said he was a miracle he was alive. >> the troopers responding to a 911 call, and police said they identified themself, but they don't buy it. sakes has a deep respect for the police, and didn't know he was shot by the officers. >> he said, what, those are state troopers, they shot me without even a warning. of the. >> those officers were treated at the hospital, and released. we are told one of them had a graze wound, and sikes is in the hospital, in stable but critical condition. we are live, jeff chirico. >> it has been a violent day across the see of philadelphia, officers on patrol heard gunshots in the area of 124th. a 23 year-old man was lying in the passenger seat of a car, with a gun shot, he was taken to a -- with a gun in the area of e and west more land streets. they arrived a 20 year-old suffering from gunshots wounds and he was taken to temple. then 11 clock this morning a 26 year-old man was shot early, shot twice in the head and once in the stomach.

are you handcuffed? yes. are your hands handcuffed behind your back? yes. so how are you writing? yes. so everyone sprung into action. i called juan gonzalez, co-host on "democracy now!" he called the police, i called the police. we don't spend much time calling the police but on this day it was critical since they were in their custody. we raced down to police plaza and after hours they were released but we should not have to get a record when we put things on the record. it is -- \[applause] it's absolutely critical. you know, there's a reason why our professional, journalism, is the only one explicitly protected by the constitution, because we're supposed to be the check and balance on power and this is a very serious obligation that we have, to go to where the silence is. so the second pacifica station, kpfk in los angeles. and then 99.5 f.m. went on the air in 1960, contribute early and often and, yes, it's in another fundraising drive. now, in the first years of operation, they were broadcasting a debate between the great writer james baldwin and malcolm x over the effective

reynolds was handcuffed and said to behe is erase theher race -- information from her phone. president, the u.s. echoed his words -- >> there is a big chunk of our fellow citizenry that feels as if, because of the color of their skin, they are not being treated the same. and that hurts. and that should trouble all of us. >> an investigation is underway. the officer involved is being put on paid leave. the second fatal police shooting in the u.s. in just two days. the justice department has open a civil rights investigation into the killing of alton isrling in baton rouge and ready to assist the minnesota investigation. footage roused public anger. >> let's cross to poland, where nato leaders are gathering for a two-day summit in warsaw. tensions with russia and the brexit up for discussion. paschal davies has more. arriving at his last nato summit as president of the u.s., barack obama has more to tackle. disarray in the wake of britons vote to leave the european union. terrorism and migrant crisis. meeting,ominate the the cold war style confrontation with russia. nato plans

. >> the young man looked like he was hit while he was on the ground and subdued and handcuffed, and i don't see any reason for that. that looked to be a very unnecessary, very improper -- >> reporter: bart said the suspect was uncooperative with officers and physically resisted the detention. the man was arrested for resisting arrest and battery on a police officer. an investigation is now underway in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> there's a community meeting in carmel for people out of their homes because of the fire burning nearby. it's a huge fire in monterey county. that grew slightly over night to more than 33,000 acres. 57 homes have been destroyed and it's 15% contained. let's check in now with meteorologist drew tuma. hot, dry conditions made things tough for firefighters. >> certainly and that smoke is moving into more populated areas. look at satellite. the smoke is moving to the north and east so impacting areas like gilroy and around san jose, and the smoke will continue to move to the north and east over the next 24 hours. that is certainly impacting air

they handcuffed us. they put us, me and my daughter, in a room until the dca came where they separated myself and my daughter. i was treated like a criminal. i was treated like i was the one who did this. i was not able to get the it actual shooting because i did not want that horrible act to be on social media because they already tried to remove it. i just wanted the truth. i wanted everyone across america and everyone in our city, our state where we reside to know that our people, police who are supposed to serve and protect us, are the ones that are killing us off. i feel like i need justice. the officer at hand that did this should not be getting any type of pay! the man was not only took from his family who loved him, he was took from the community. many of you guys' kids probably go to the school which he worked at. many of you guys' kids knew this man. he was loving. he was caring. he stayed home. he went to work and he took care of his business. it's unreal and it's definitely unacceptable. >> t