but police say when deshawn got off he refused to be put in handcuffs. a scuffle ensued and an officer twisted his knee. deshawn was handcuffed and restrained. >> had he pulled up his hands when the lady said pull them up i probably wouldn't be talking to you. the fact of the pants i don't like it and my sons know it. >> we should be able to come in as long as we come in not disrespectful. >> reporter: passengers had mixed feeling. >> they don't have a right to pull up his pants. i mean, then they would want children whose diapers might be showing also. >> reporter: deshawn has a full scholarship to play football at the university of new mexico. he hopes to go pro one day. donna fears her son's future is now in jeopardy. >> with these type of charges, my baby could lose his scholarship. >> reporter: u.s. airways would not comment on deshawn's arrest this morning. he is being held at san mateo county jail in redwood city on $11,000 bail on three very serious charges. trespassing. not leaving the aircraft. battery on a police officer. and resisting or dela

. >> there were three or four officers that had to grab his arms and put him on the ground and handcuff him. during the handcuffing procedure one of our officers had a slight laceration from the handcuffs and also twisted his knee in the struggle. >> reporter: marmon had been home in san francisco to speak at the funeral of his best friend. his mother, said she received a frantic phone call from her son. >> i'm in the police car going down the freeway, going to the freeway, for what, why? he said they said they arrested me because i wouldn't pull up my pants. >> reporter: in a statement, u.s. airways says, yesterday a passenger on board u.s. airways flight 488 was removed from the aircraft and taken into custody after repeatedly ignoring crewmembers' instructions. while u.s. airways does not have a specific dress code, we ask our customers to dress in an appropriate manner to ensure safety and comfort of all of our passengers." >> i feel that people should be comfortable. >> reporter: u.s. airways passenger victor reed said he has seen it all when it comes to passenger attire on planes,

he was escorted off of a flight by police and allegedly resisted arrest when officers tried to handcuff. the faces a felony count of suspicion of battery on a police officer and two misdemeanor counts. >>> surveillance cameras catch a frightening scene after an explosion and fire. watch the upper left corner of the screen. what you can't see is the driver running from police, crashing in to a fuel pump, which then sends a fire ball exploding across the pavement. it happened at 2:00 in the morning at santa clarita. the force of the blast collapsed the roof. they had to use the jaws of life to extract the driver and passengers. the driver is suspected of being drunk at the time. >>> also in southern california, a 13-year-old girl who escaped, who scraped her hand on a fish tank may have to have her hand amputated. they didn't know a rare bacteria found in fish with tuberculosis would begin to eat away at her flesh. so far doctors have not been able to stop the infection from spreading to the bones of her right hand. the family is seeking treatment from a specialist in denver in hopes of s

the are they not they really going about it no handcuffs just chokehold they are now trying to blame the arrests on the students per serving their right as human beings to not be violently forced into classrooms one student was even arrested on suspicion of assaulting a public servant i don't know if you've been keeping track of literacy rates or graduation rates or students who cite rates but the last thing we should be county chairs in the government schools is public servants and there's a special charge just assault wasn't enough. i guess to tax leeches after look out for another. so joining me now are two people you may have seen in the video that has been around a little bit on the internet of our dance party at thomas jefferson's memorial last week and i'm joined now by medea benjamin berry of code pink thank you so much for being with us really appreciate it and of course your dancing skills for sharing that with us on saturday we didn't even get started three steps we did you get a chance to show off at all so i'm looking forward to next saturday you know if it's funny we're

a very key point when i say i'm with the press he's dragging alex away in handcuffs he's folding or i said i'm with the press and he said well you can go to. which made me made me think that oh so to be with the press to be a member of the press is that then a a warrant for him to arrest me i mean does that mean that ok now i'm at a higher risk of being detained. and i think that any any journalist anyone who has interest in documenting the things that are happening around him should be totally concerned about this and feel a little bit about ridge i'm with you gary no i'm feeling outraged and i'm just wondering too because you know when these the only person protests pop up in wisconsin when governor walker first put this bill up there was a lot of media coverage from all across the country about this story now obviously some of that has died down but clearly the battle there is still being fought so have we seen a lot of we'll have a couple seconds a lot of other cases of police roughing people out for arresting any other journalists. well it's interesting because on monday the numb

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. >> he placed his hands on the car and she took her handcuffs out. he spun around to fight her.he grabbed him by the shirt and she told him, you don't want to do this. you're just going to get yourself in worse trouble. >> gillespie grabbed gray by the shirt but gray decides to make what could be a life-or-death move. she grabbed him by the shirt and she told him, you don't want to do this. you're just going to get yourself in worse trouble. >> gillespie grabbed gray by the shirt but gray decides to make what could be a life-or-death move. he tears off gillespie's vest microphone and goes for her gun. >> he just reached and grabbed the gun. as soon as he did that, she tried to grab hold of him, you know, and they started tussling. >> the gun is a .40 caliber glock. and gillespie knows if gray gains control of it, he could shoot her. but gray's having trouble, he seems to be trying to find the safety on the gun, hoping to release it. while gillespie desperately holds on for dear life. >> he has the pistol in his hand and he's trying to put it in her face because she's got a vest

. >> he placed his hands on the car and she took her handcuffs out. he spun around to fight her. grabbed him by the shirt and she told him, you don't want to do this. you're just going to get yourself in worse trouble. >> gillespie grabbed gray by the shirt but gray decides to make what could be a life-or-death move. he tears off gillespie's vest microphone and goes for her gun. >> he just reached and grabbed the gun. as soon as he did that, she tried to grab hold of him, you know, and they started tussling. >> the gun is a .40 caliber glock. and gillespie knows if gray gains control of it, he could shoot her. but gray's having trouble, he seems to be trying to find the safety on the gun, hoping to release it. while gillespie desperately holds on for dear life. >> he has the pistol in his hand and he's trying to put it in her face because she's got a vest on and she got ahold of the barrel, but the only reason the gun couldn't go off is because she had ahold of the barrel and she was pushing back, trying to get it off her face. so when you push back on that glock, it won't fire u

. >> there were three or four officers that had to grab his arms and put him on the ground and handcuffdcuffing procedure one of our officers had a slight laceration from the handcuffs and also twisted his knee in the struggle. >> reporter: marmon had been home in san francisco to speak at the funeral of his best friend. his mother, said she received a frantic phone call from her son. >> i'm in the police car going down the freeway, going to the freeway, for what, why? he said they said they arrested me because i wouldn't pull up my pants. >> reporter: in a statement, u.s. airways says, yesterday a passenger on board u.s. airways flight 488 was removed from the aircraft and taken into custody after repeatedly ignoring crewmembers' instructions. while u.s. airways does not have a specific dress code, we ask our customers to dress in an appropriate manner to ensure safety and comfort of all of our passengers." >> i feel that people should be comfortable. >> reporter: u.s. airways passenger victor reed said he has seen it all when it comes to passenger attire on planes, but in this case he

. >> whitey bulger made a return to boston today, at-bat in handcuffs choosing not to fight extradition. t.j. winnick, abc news, new york. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. a lot of activity in the bay area. it will look a lot like this. >> the clouds are treat to coast. plenty of sunshine. below average temperatures. to put a twist on wet june, i found another chance of rain before it ends. >> fine. great, mike. thank you. well, one of the activities he is talking about is san francisco weekend pride celebration. celebration. kicking off this afternoon. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with select services and a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. no home ph

giovanni ramirez was in handcuffs when police took him for a polygraph exam yesterday. his defense team had administered a similar test in his jail cell tuesday night. the man who administered that test hinted that ramirez passed but officials say they are not going to be revealing the results. >>> it is 6:05. he is used to being mr. congeniality here in the -- >> but everyone is avoiding him because you're like pigpen with a rain cloud over you. >> i'm like the plague! nobody wants to be around me. we have more showers out there folks scattered around the north bay. it's falling apart as it moves through. just light showers now. i think the weather will improve toward the afternoon hours. but if you are heading out this morning, plan on a few showers outside today but the system very weak that's sliding through right now. by the afternoon, parentally cloudy skies, some sunshine -- partly cloudy skies, some sunshine sneaking through, near 70 in san jose, 63 in san francisco. next couple of days, we are going to catch a brief break but more clouds coming in. looks like r

at that point, one of the officers according to the transcript produced handcuffs. dominique strauss-kahn said, "is that necessary? i have diplomatic immunity." they asked for his passport was. he said it was not in the passport, he has a second passport, and then he asked to speak to someone from the front's consulate -- from the french consulate. later that evening at the police station, in manhattan, he appeared to have changed his position, telling detectives he would not be seeking diplomatic immunity, no, not trying to use that he said. interestingly, dominic strauss- kahn, having spoken to a defense lawyer by phone, told the police i was ready to talk about all of this but my lawyer has advised me not to speak about it. >>> the great financial crisis -- the great financial crisis has affected the european markets. >> so far it is a somber mood in the asian financial markets, looking at the numbers. japan, korea, and austria all flat or lower, everybody looking at what may happen to greece and the prime minister insisting he will stay in power and fight to win

. >> whitey bulger made a return to boston today, at-bat in handcuffs choosing not to fight extradition. t.j. winnick, abc news, new york. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. a lot of activity in the bay area. it will look a lot like this. >> the clouds are treat to coast. plenty of sunshine. below average temperatures. to put a twist on wet june, i found another chance of rain before it ends. >> fine. great, mike. thank you. well, one of the activities he is talking about is san francisco weekend pride celebration. kicking off this afternoon. . emergency crews are on the scene right now. this is from sky7-hd. the c.h.p. says the 16-wheeler overturned on the eastbound cesar chavez street at 9:30. the driver suffered minor injuries. you can see it's under the overpass there. authorities aren't saying how the accident happened. the investigation is underway. >>> san francisco police are adding extra patrols to the castro, as it gears up to the 41st annual pride celebration. >> a three-day party of activities and parades by the pride foundation to commemorate, liberati

. >> a poorly executed effort to fight violence in oakland landed a team in handcuffs. about five students from the united force success academy appeared to be armed with guns at union point park on saturday. most of the guns were fake, but a 14-year-old had a real .22 caliber rifle he bought on the street. >> when the police responded to the initial reports from passers by who called it in, they didn't know what they were facing, so that of course is the initial concern that there could have been some sort of confrontation that would have escalated into something more dangerous than what occurred. >> it turns out students were just making a video to highlight problems with violence. officers arrested the one teen on illegal gun charges and sited two school workers supervising those students. >>> a bay area dad is no longer welcome to coach his own son's baseball team. and it all ties to the barry bonds trial. the well known coach may be in hostile territory, but robert lyles explains, he's not out of the game. >> greg anderson is no stranger to headlines. you know him

a young african-american is in handcuffs. this is what the war on drugs looks like at 3:00 in the afternoon in cleveland. >> what is your experience of incarceration? >> brothers in and out of jail constantly. >> drugs. they let us down. they hurt us. for me, the system is not helping when they go and let them back out. what are they doing to help them? >> according to the justice mapping center, 300 people are going to prison in this state and the surroundings that code every year and it is costing the state $18 million to keep them behind bars. for decades, it was civil rights campaigners that said that the war on drugs was failing. now, a very different voice is sounding the alarm. a senator is a conservative republican and yet he is championing a very liberal cause. legislation that will dramatically reduce the number of drug offenders in prison. with the support of the republican governor, the law should pass within days. the reason, ohio can no longer afford to be quite so tough on crime. >> bills will come across our d

giovanni ramirez was in handcuffs when police took him for a polygraph exam yesterday.ense team had administered a similar test in his jail cell tuesday night. the man who administered that test hinted that ramirez passed. >>> a con man who is stealing credit cards from women's purses. in fact, there have been a string of thefts. let's go to anser hussein in san francisco with how this bluetooth bandit as they nicknamed him operates. anser, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you are someone who hangs your purse or your handbag on your chair at a restaurant, you may be a target. here's why. here's a picture of the bluetooth bandit. san francisco police have surveillance video of the man reaching into purses or handbags of the victims as they hang on the back of chairs. then he reaches in and grabs their wallet. he uses his bluetooth to coordinate with his accomplices. his accomplices will distract the victims as they are being robbed. now, this isn't any small-time pickpocket operation. they have racked up tens of thousands in charges as they head out on shoppin

. >> reporter: suspect number 1, in handcuffs, on his way to his second lie detector test today. he took another polly graph test in his jail cell last night. >> this is our agreement with l.a. pd. we're not going to nuns -- announce the results. >> reporter: they agreed that the results will never be released to the public, all we've been told by the expert who administered them was this he was calm and confident during the test. >> can you give us, how did he do? >> that would be giving the way the store. >> reporter: he may be connected to a shooting in nevada two months before this beating. the police report lists the suspect with the same birthdate and physical description as the one sitting in the jail cell. the report says ramirez and another man went to this home in henderson and shot a man every times in retaliation for the death of ramirez's daughter. >> it sounds like a comply educated case but he has a comply educated life, so we're trying to resolve those issues. >> reporter: his attorneys are only focusing on this case. >> nobody wants to ever -- really wants to pro

police say when marman got off, he refused to be put in handcuffs. there was a scuffle and an officer twisted his knee. that's where those extra charges come in. deshon is on a full football scholarship to the university of new mexico so his mom is concerned that this whole ordeal could affect his scholarship and therefore his future. the next thing in the future though is a court hearing sometime today. we have heard it is scheduled for 1:00 this afternoon. we'll be on it for you. grace and frank? >> it's a little early. i understand. it's 4:30. i'm right there with you. anne makovec in redwood city this morning, thank you. >>> right now oakland police are looking for clues in a deadly shooting overnight. officers were called to the 600 block of el paseo drive near the san leandro border around 11:30. they found a man who was shot. he died at the scene. police are tight-lipped on details and no word on a suspect. >>> in the mean timed, the search is on for the gunman who shot a man in san francisco just after 11:00 last night. a man in his mid-20s w

reporter: the crew order everybody off the plane but when deshawn got off he wouldn't be put in handcuffs. a fight ensued and an officer twisted his knee. deshawn was handcuffed restrained. >> he pulled up his pants when the lady said pull them up i probably wouldn't be talking to you, the sagging of the pants. i don't like it and my sons know it. >> we should be able to come anywhere as we as long as we isn't disrespectful. >> reporter: deshawn has a full scholarship to play football at the university of new mexico. donna fears his future is in danger. >> with these type of charges he could loose the scholarship. >> reporter: united states airways wouldn't comment on the arrest this morning. he is being held in jail in redwood city on 11,000-dollar bail and is facing three serious charges -- trespassing for not leaving the air craft, battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. he is expected to be in court township. back to you. >> thank you. >> well this hasn't happened since 1986. state lawmakers approved a budget on time. the they approved bills to cut the remaining $9.6 9.6 bil

but a poorly executed effort to fight violence in oakland landing teens in handcuffs.students from the united for success academy appeared to be armed with guns at the union point park saturday. most of the guns were fake but a 14-year-old had a real .22- caliber rifle that he bought on the street. >> when the police responded to the initial reports from passersby he called it in. they didn't know what they were facing. so that of course is the initial concern that there could have been some sort of confrontation that mistakenly would have escalated into something even more dangerous than what actually occurred. >> turns out the students were just making a video to highlight problems with violence in their city. officers did arrest the one teen on illegal gun charges and cited two school workers supervising those students. >>> a 28-year-old san jose teacher is under arrest, accused of committing lewd acts with a juvenile student. police say colette phelps of los gatos was arrested two weeks ago after they were told of the alleged abuse. she is now out on bail. phelps h

. >> also, juveniles and the neighborhood were put in handcuffs themselves. he was in the the raj, when an officer tried to take -- garage. >> the public defender's office says the video is so damning, one of the officers had to cover the lens. narcotics officers said they received permission to search two suspects' rooms, but the video tells a different story. >> without a warrant, without knocking, they burst into the room, all four officers, and then later lied in in a police report. >> the first incident in december showed the police officers were using a master key to open the door. they were given permission for the search afterwards. both defendants say one officer cover the camera when he and the three other officers forced their way into the suspect's home. add the public defender asked to have one case on the stand in court. they're already digging into this case. >> well -- [laughter] let's discuss this issue. how and why does the abuse of power occurred? i am going to be directing most of my question to specific panel members. however, if other pa

[laughter] they put me and handcuffs and they did all of that. so i wrote about it. my lawyer, she was also a teacher. she encouraged me to tell my story. the next week, the assignment in class, it was to talk about -- writing about an experience of injustice. i was ready to send this. i did not think anything of it, but she said that people should know about your story. i sent it to somebody. the editor from "the new york times" called me and said that it was a lot of racy for them. but people just kept running in, i got letters in from brothers and death row. we are reading your article. we are glad what you are saying. they will not believe us. you have all of these degrees. next week, mike wallace calls me for an interview. i was talking to ms. colvin earlier. she said the media has a certain way to take people and put them up and you do not hear about everyone else. as if these are isolated incidents. so they called and his producers were like, we want to interview. we want to interview you on your campus in cambridge. i said, my brothers would like to, too. we

michael moony who goes by the stage name moodini was supposed to slip out of handcuffs while being attachedas dragged down the track. >> i was crying. it was just excruciating pain. >> let me ask the question everybody is thinking when they see it. what were you thinking? >> well, i have been entertaining for a long time. it's like anything else. you take it for granted. >> as you can see he got pretty banged up including broken bones. he said he'll keep doing magic though, he says he'll probably drop this stunt from his act. probably a good idea. >>> rihanna has a lot of people talking about her new video and all the talk isn't good. straight ahead, find out why her new video for her song "man down" has the parents television council up in arms to say the least: ♪ the accident could have been my excuse to quit. i made it my reason to go even harder. ♪ [ male announcer ] helping people achieve without limits. at the hartford it's what we do... and why we're the founding partner of the u.s. paralympic team. show your support at facebook.com/thehartford. of the u.s. paralympic team. ...was it

have good intentions, but a poorly executed effort to fight violence in oakland landed a teen in handcuffsout five students from the united for success academy appeared to be armed with guns at union point park on saturday. most of the guns were fake, but a 14-year-old had a real .22 caliber rifle that he bought on the street. >> when the police responded to the initial report from passers by who called it in, they didn't know what they were facing. so that of course is the initial concern that there could have been some sort of confrontation. that would have escalated into something more dangerous than what actually occurred. >> turns out students were making a video to highlight problems with violence. officers arrested the one teen on illegal gun charges and sited two school workers supervising those students. >> bay area dad is no longer welcome to coach his own son's baseball team. it all has ties strangely enough to the barry bonds trial. the well known coach may be in hostile territory, but robert lyles explains he is not out of the game. >> greg anderson is no stranger to headlines

one of our officers was injured during a struggle trying to put handcuffs on him to transport him to jail for processing, a charge battery on the police officer has been added to the trespass as well as interfering with a police officer's duty. >> reporter: so those are very serious charges. spent the night jail about an $11,000 bond. what do you say to the people who are a little concerned that this is a little harsh for something that started with low riding pants? >> i think the airline had a right to ask him to cover up his underwear. somebody was offended. had he simply done that this probably wouldn't have occurred the way it did. i would suggest that if you're trying to get somewhere on an aircraft, that you abide by the pilot's requests. it's a simple request. when you don't do that and you interfere with their duties and you cause a safety concern by the airline, you're subject to being kicked off the airplane. >> reporter: sergeant rodriguez, thank you for the story. there's a lot of other thoughts. we spoke with marmon's mother as well and we are going to have a little bit

giovanni ramirez was in handcuffs when police took him for the exam yesterday. his defense team had administered a similar test in its prison cell tuesday night. the man that administered that initial test hinted that ramirez did pass but officials say they won't reveal the results. >>> they call him the bluetooth bandit. san francisco police trying to track down a clever thief who is targeting unsuspecting bay area women and their pocketbooks. anser hussein is in san francisco with how this guy operates. he joins us with more. anser. >> reporter: frank, that's right. san francisco police are calling him the bluetooth bandit because he uses a bluetooth earpiece to coordinate his attacks. he has had eight victims to date and two things are the same. first, victims are always female. and second, it's where they put their purse that makes them targets. texting on her phone, newspaper in her lap, bag behind her. alexis is a perfect target. >> it creeps me out because like my whole life is in my bag. and i don't appreciate it. >> reporter: that's who the thief was lo