>> him having a handcuff key is pretty scary.urt a staff member or being on a transport try and escape on the transport. there's been officers in other states that have gotten kill bawd they made escape handcuff keys. we don't want that to happen. >>> coming up -- lionel bowden answers to authorities, and -- >> i consider myself a woman. >> an inmate deals with his identity. >> sentenced as male. that's the way he's treated, as a male inmate. @ñ >>> come on. >> like all prisons, the santa rosa correctional institution near pensacola, florida, has strict codes of conduct for inmates. >> the facility keep it's tight reins on this inmate population, because if you continue to allow little violations, then they turn into big things and with this caliber of population, we have to handle it this way. >> more than three quarters of santa rosa's inmate population are serving time for violent crimes including assault, rape and murder, but even those convicted of non-violent crimes are expected to follow all the same rules and protocols. >

a handcuff key sold in a zipper on amazon, and it has police concerned. look at this thing.jacket or pants, and it's a handcuff key. less than 11 bucks, actually. it's invisible. you can't even see it. it's under plastic covering. the police commissioner send internal memos about this. >> i have to say i went to amazon and read the comments, and i was curious, and are people going to admit people use the key, and sure enough people said they did and it works. >> they had handcuffs for their own recreational issues. >> they were not detailed about it. >> are you a pizza lover? >> i like black olives and an cho srae. >> forget the delivery man, it's about the domi copter. it launched the pie into the air in this promotional spot that you see here. domino's corporate confirmed the video and they said it was the brainchild of one of the franchises in the uk, and it delivered in a heat wave bag and arrived at your door in ten minutes, but don't expect the drones to take the place of your pizza driver anytime soon, the faa working out commercial use of the drones in the u.s. >> it

i said let him put you in handcuffs. once he did that, i picked up his phone, put it in his pobd and called his wife through my phone. >> the defendant asked you to call his wife? >> yes. >> you stated you picked up the cell phone and you put it in whose pocket? >> zimmerzimmerman's pocket. >> do you know which pocket? >> left side pocket. >> why did can you pick the left pocket? >> it was closest to me. >> the defendant asked you to call his wife. did you do that? >> yes. >> did you know her number? >> no. >> did you know her before him telling you to call her? >> no. >> how were you able to get the number? >> he gave me her number. >> did you actually dial her number? >> yes. >> did can you call her? >> yes. >> did you talk to her? >> yes. >> tell us the circumstances of what happened when you, what did you teller? what did she say and if the defendant said anything while this was going on? >> okay. i had a connection with her right away and said your husband is involved in a shooting. he's being handcuffed and will be

as i went to put the left handcuff on, he decided to pull away. >> with one handcuff fastened, germanes to get away. the officer aims his taser and lets the barbs fly. it has no impact. >> the one barb hitting him in his right shoulder. the other barb hit him in his belt. the way a taser works, it works like positive, negative. if it doesn't have both, it's not going to work at all and the belt grounded out one of the barbs. german snaps. he pulls deaton toward him and unleashes a furious punch to his face. >> the first thing i thought in my mind was that [ bleep ] just hit me. at that time your body just goes into survival mode. >> deaton grabs on tight to the loose handcuff as the two exchange blows. >> i did not want to let go of the cuffs because he could then turn that and use that as like a plapded w ee ee eed bladed weap me. i know he's bigger than me. i feel if i can get him to the ground, i'm going to kick his ass. >> deaton again uses his taser. this time uses a technique called a drive stun on german. >> i could take the cartridge off the taser and push the taser right on t

hernandez has been arrested, dressed in white t-shirt and shorts hernandez was led out of his house in handcuffs. he was charged in the death of his friend odin lloyd. hours after his arrest, hernandez was released by the new england patriots. i want to bring in michael floria. mike, thanks for being up with us this morning. describe time line that officials say they put together on this case. >> well, it was a very detailed presentation of a minute by minute account of what happened at least, what prosecutors believe what happened on the night odin lloyd was killed. through the use of text messages sent by aaron hernandez, text messages sent by odin lloyd, surveillance cameras not only at

, putting the handcuffs on george zimmerman.cribing his demeanor. describing the walk back to the patrol car. cross examining resuming once again. >> that was mainly your reason for waiting around. let them finish, and then continue on? >> yeah, i had to wait -- they decided to transport or not. >> was -- how of that decision accomplished? >> through the paramedics. >> and do you know -- were you there listening? >> i can -- i could overhear bits and pieces. i was pushed back because there was a crowd around the doorway of the car. >> including the paramedics? >> there was a crowd of paramedics. >> got you. mr. george zimmerman's still in the back seat of your car with his legs out on the ground? >> correct. that is correct. >> the paramedic attending to him. >> correct. >> do you know which one made the decision transport or not? >> which paparamedic? i do not. >> okay. seems that the decision to release him back to you was what was done. >> yes. >> did you have any impact on that? like i want to get him to the station, are we

trying to handcuff somebody who doesn't want to be handcuffed is not an easy task. the officers were holding down his shoulders, his lex finally were able get him handcuffed. >> anthony thomas is finally subdued and cuffed and taken to loran county jail. >> mr. thomas came into the department on a contemptive court charge, a low grade misdemeanor. he left our department with assaulting an officer, a felony charge. >> he pleads guilty and is convicted and sentenced to time served plus three years probation. he must undergo psychological treatment and evaluation. officer witt sustained middle eastern injuries. >> we don't have time to be afraid. we react. it's afterwards, that's when you think to yourself, wow, it could have been bad. >> coming up, a deputy gets taken for a ride across a busy highway. >> my life was flashing before my eyes. >> later, choreographed chaos in a prison yard. >> just like that, somebody gives somebody a coup, it's people chasing other people with knives. >> when "caught on camera, enmates and outlaws" continues. bp supports nearly 250,000

$200 in your pocket and you are in tenderloin and the other extreme is the stationery outcome with handcuffs. so the illustration here is that somewhere between these two extremes, there is a level of treatment structure that is appropriate for the particular patient. when we think about the patients who end up in the revolving court's, they have trauma, bad thing that have happened to them and they have no support and they have gotten no lover to support them, no livelihood to live for. what you need to do is provide an adequate amount of support to help them achieve the goals they want. notice i didn't say sobriety. i'm a substance abuse expert that doesn't believe in sobriety. the goal is to say what are we going to work on here? i want to is stop being arrested by the cops? >> okay. that's a goal. how do we achieve that? >> want a roof over my head. i have yet to have a patient walk through my door, and say i have need help. i have not have that happen before. i have seen thousands of patients. there are potential medications that may offer promise for managing. managing chronic alcoholi

>> the suspect used pepper spray, a taser and handcuffs. the neighborhood is not accustomed to that kind of crime. >> i've never heard of a single crime of any sort beyond a little picking of loose change from an unlocked car. >> reporter: that's about the only kind of crime they experience here in this neighborhood. this bar is till's neighborhood, home to diplomats and d dignitaries where it's not uncommon to see people on patrol. so when this happened on chesapeake street, people here took notice. >> sources tell the problem this way. a man knocks on front door of the house. you can still see the fingerprint dust on that door. the man says he wants to handle that. sprays her with pepper spray, goes after her with a taser, tries to handcuff her. he touches her inappropriately. hits her in the face, she had some broken bones. there is a violent struggle, she fights back. and that man, he runs away. they say the victim is a 60-year-old woman. they say she drove herself to the hospital where she was treated and later released. police worked

nfl star aaron hernandez is led away in handcuffs and charged with murder. how a chewed-up piece of gum is now a piece of evidence in this case. >>> and an early exit for some big names. we're going to show you a stunning set of upsets at wimbledon and the unknowns moving on. >>> welcome back. paula deen has lost another chunk of her empire. walmart ending its relationship with the southern chef over her admission that she used racist slurs in the past. and deen's name is being stripped by four restaurants owned by caesars. advanced sales of deen's latest book have soared 1,000%. and reverend jesse jackson said he would help her. >>> the days of the sky-high gold prices are now over. it's trading at a three-year low. the price per ounce has plunged from $1,900 to $1,230 at last night's close. gold remains stable as interest rates rise. >>> delta has been fined to fail to compensate passengers. it's the company's second violation in four years. >>> women rule showbiz according to "forbes" man donna, lady gaga, steven spielberg opinion and it's oprah winfrey w

just because i'm small and i'm able to slip the handcuffs any time i want, i'm a problem, you know? >> this handy talent enabled shiverdecker to elude sergeant rick ortega and officer michelle carpenter when he launched his most recent attack. >> within a matter of just seconds he just slipped his cuffs, tried to get away from her, and at that time i decided to take him down because i felt he was a threat already. >> ortega, he's got to lose some weight. damn near crushed me. >> despite shiverdecker's violent reputation, oddly enough he got along pretty well with staff members. he will defend himself at all costs, but the staff never bothered him and he had respect for the fact they're doing their job. all he wanted to do was survive. >> he's actually a cooperative inmate. he was very concerned about the staff getting injured or assaulted during this situation. he had no intention of injuring or assaulting any staff members. he just had a mission. >> he told me make sure it's not a rookie escorting me. make sure it's you and the sergeant. then he said to watch myself today. he gave

but this morning we see him being taken away in handcuffs.e'll keep you posted as we get more information. heather: we know he destroyed property related to the case, so possibly obstruction of justice charges could be one of the things he's facing. molly line reporting live for us. bill: hernandez will be booked at the attleboro police station and brought to the district court for arraignment. one is a town, one is a city on the new england border. 7 house republicans signaling the immigration bill could face issues. senator marco rubio supports the bill. i'll get the prediction on the table first. what happens in senate with this bill. >> because of the border security amendment that was added to the bill. 120 pages of border security that includes 700 miles of fence and, 20,000 border agents. because of that i think we'll see a vote that approximates 66, 67, maybe even 68 senators including 14 republicans which is a dramatic improvement from last week. the house will have their own bill and we respect that there they have a right to do tha

the man was taken to hospital in handcuffs. no charges have been filed and no one on the plane appeared to be sick. >> the man who revealed the existence of secret collecting of domestic telephone calls and activities still talking. edward snowdon held an online q&a official as he continued to avoid officials. >> former and as a contractor edward snowdon remains in heightened, but apparently continues to talk about the -- remained in hiding, but apparently continues to talk about the leaks. he made more claims and fired back at critics. has he given the chinese any classified secrets, he was asked. this is a predictable sperr that i and as they did before going public. no, i have had no contact with the chinese government. why did he wait to release the classified documents about the nsa after president obama's election? insaid that he had hoped obama then, and then added, unfortunately, shortly after assuming power, he closed the door on investigating syzdek violations of law, deep in an expanded several abusive programs, and

. >> then he hit me a couple of more times with the handcuffs since he had one hanging loose on the other arm. >> me and another officer heard the argument, started walking towards it when we heard it. in the process, the inmate turned around and hit officer manuel and knocked him down on the sidewalk. we came over, put the offender down on the ground, cuffed him up and escorted him to seg. >> i had to get stitches, had a cut on my forehead and my nose. >> burks internally was charged with assault on the officer and if iically resisting, i think it took three or four staff plebs to restrain him. >> as a result, burks was transferred from general population to the custody control unit while officials determine what sanction he will receive. at a minimum, it will include a move to the secured confinement unit where violent inmates are housed 23 hours a day and lose many of their privileges, including contact visitation. few people know more about how difficult life in confinement is than christopher trotter. after ten consecutive years there, he has been released to a transitional housing u

she had a knock on her door and was met with a man with a taser, mace, and handcuffs. >> this was a vicious attack. those delose the women tell us she had just driven her husband and son to the arptse. neighbors are questioning did the man watch the home? did he watch her walk into the house by herself? police tell us this does appear to be random, she was attacked by a stranger. >> it is so far outside the realm of reality. i never heard a story like this at all. >> shock in the neighborhood of northwest d.c. after police sources confirmed a 60-year-older on the was attacked inside her own home with a man armed with a stun gun, mace, and handcuffs. she had multiple broken facial bones. >> that is to do harm to an individual and that makes it more terrifying. >> the ordeal lasted about half an hour. the man knocked on the front door in chesapeake street. the man announced he was delivering a package and when the woman answered the door, he sprayed mace in her face, punched her and forced his way in. the man used a stun gun two to three times, handcuffed her and threatened to rape her but sh

. >> usually our procedures are right now that we wake up the inmates, we go ahead and handcuff them. take a seat, back down, pick up your feet. our trustees will go on in, sweep, mop, clean the toilets, the sink, pull out any garbage that they have inside. they stand back up, we unhandcuff them and they go back to laying down. that's the main procedures that we do every morning, cleaning up the cells. everybody has to -- listen. everybody has to get fed. everybody has got to eat first before we see what we have left over, that's all. whatever's left over, you know, they pass out extras. when i first started, this was not the way it is you see now. >> officer urbistondo has been working in the psychiatric unit since 1988. >> basically it was like the forgotten floor. this is 100 times better than it was back in the '80s. we're always communicating with the inmates here. we have to always watch them. we see all different things happening. we're the eyes and ears for the medical staff. basically what we see we report to the doctor and report to the nurses. basically we are the front lin

>> on his right hip. >> and did you handcuff the defendant?d. >> do you recall whether or not you handcuffed him in front or in back? >> in back. >> all right. why did you do that? >> policy. >> did you remove the defendant's gun from his person? >> yes, i did. >> was it in a holster? >> yes, it was. >> when you removed the defendant eefs gun, did you take the gun or the gun and the holster? >> the gun and the holster. >> what did you do with the gun and the holster when you removed it? where did you put it? >> it was currently on me because i was away from my patrol vehicle. >> where did you put it on your person? >> tucked in between my magazine pouch and my vest. >> all right. do you recall whether or not the defendant's holster was inside his pants or on the outside of his pants when he showed it to you? >> i don't. >> all right. could you see the defendant's gun when you approached him? >> no. >> could you see the holster when you approached him? >> no. >> all right. what did you do with the defendant after you placed him in handcuffs? >>

they have him in handcuffs being walked from his home. that tells me, carol, that there was an arrest warrant for him and that they are very comfortable, in fact, with the foundation of that arrest warrant because we see him on video being led out from his home. oftentimes when you have a high-profile person on a high-profile investigation, that person has retained council. we know that hernandez has counsel and police will negotiate with counsel and for someone's surrender. they didn't do that here. instead, they walked up to his front door and arrested him and let all the world see it. it tells me two things. one, they're comfortable with their investigation and, two, perhaps they're trying to put a bit of pressure on hernandez. i know earlier it was recorded that perhaps they were thinking about an obstruction of justice arrest or a grounds for an arrest. that's not murder, let's face it, but it still is significant. you're still looking at several years in prison, if convicted. that would stem from the fact that we've heard that he, i

zimmerman and placed him in handcuffs. >> okay. until you get his hands secured. >> yes, sir. >> that's protocol? >> choice. >> he didn't resist in any way, did he? >> no, sir. >> and i guess that not resisting as you have him like this, interlocked, correct? >> correct. >> then you would either turn him around or go behind him. >> to handcuff him? >> yeah. >> i was behind him. >> right. take one arm, get it back, take the other arm. >> correct. >> you of course, would have been in, i would imagine, hundreds of situations having to handcuff people. >> yes, sir. >> and most people -- i'll let you answer it. what percentage of people at least offer some resistance to you when you're trying to get their arms behind their back? >> objection, relevance. >> sustained. >> have you had other people resist getting their arms behind their back? >> same objection, your honor. relevance. >> at this point -- i don't want to speak for you. >> please approach. >> i'll rephrase it. >> okay. >> did mr. zimmerman offer any response whatsoever to you

tries to handcuff her. he touches her inappropriately. hits her in the face, she had some broken bones here. there is a violent struggle. she fights back. and that man. they say the victim is a 60-year-old woman. they say she drove herself to the hospital where she was treated and later released. police worked the neighborhood yesterday. they were back again today conducting interviews, looking for clues that might lead them to a suspect in this case. >> i think we have a description of a white male subject in his 50s with gray hair and possibly leaving the scene in a red car. >> in the meantime, people of forest hills are troubled by what happened here. >> it makes us sure to be locking our doors and looking out the window when someone rings. >> it makes no sense to me why they picked that house, why they would pick a house that's occupied. it's very shocking. >> reporter: police say this is a serious warning to keep doors locked and don't let anyone in your house that you don't know live in northwest, pat collins, news4. >>> tonight one

the 60-year-old woman said he had a taser and handcuffs. >> the sheriff's office is trying to find the man accused of robbing a bank. the sheriff's office says this man robbed the bank yesterday. if you see him call blipolice. 4:48 now. one of them happen ed at robert bran nan's house. they climbed in through a window and took a tv and cash. >> the thing is you feel violated. that someone would come into your home and do this to you. >> he lives within blocks of a similar home invasion and one happened earlier in the week. police say because of the locations the crimes could be related. >> this is what is left after a home exploded. several propane filled appliances were inside. the homeowner was treateded for a headache. damage to the property close to half a million. massive wild five is finally close to ton tcontainment. the names have done more damage than thought. we know 53 buildings are es troyed. the fire hats consumed more than 43 square miles. temperatures are expected to dlim nearly 100 degrees today. >> blood test to tell you more accurately if your child has down's syndrom

. >>> nypd cops say a new bill will blind and handcuff them.passed, pc police cracking down on new york's finest next. ♪ >>> so let's say you're walking down a manhattan street and i mug you, take your ipod, hello kitty napsack. you say accurately the mugger is short, white, broad shoulder, devilishly handsome, could be a movie star, great dimples, immensely charming, a target of unrequited love by tv panelists, probably juggling ten women and owns a leopard. that would be no help for the cops, according to new york post and nypd, could get the cops sued. they may make it law, an officer can only use the color of a perp's clothing for a lead. so they can only say the leather speedo is pink and i have to change it and the police have nothing. the bill passes, cops are screwed. it is tsa model of solving crime. both wearing yellow, it is the same. if the police nab someone that fits the mo but isn't the perp, he can sue police, which will scare them from doing police work. they can only transmit descriptions that aren't descriptions at all. in a

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have somebody involved in a shooting and has a gun, you take the gun off him, which he did, and handcuffor your own safety. the jury hears that, they determined he did something wrong. so one of the things he is going through step-by-step. , what that officers do, it's routine. >> these jurors have already seen videotape and photographs of george zimmerman handcuffed and led into the station house. so the defense tries to diffuse that by make sure that was for protection and no other reason and had nothing to do with guilty. we'll take a quick break. when we come back, more on our live coverage of the murder trial of george zimmerman. >> officer smith continues to tell the jurors in the florida courthouse just how george zimmerman, the accused, was taken into custody for security purposes and then to enter view. phil keating is standing live outside the courthouse. phil, bring us up to speed. >> officer tim smith during the commercial break, explaining under cross-examination with zimmerman attorney mark o'mara, he was handcuffed at the scene, and then they showed the jury the videotape

they didn't have handcuffs and the rope out and i was like, why didn't you guys videotape that? could have made so much money off of that. two weeks later my friend get arrested for kidnapping. >> apparently sarah wasn't the only person subjected to this treatment. jimmy car while suggest they do this to one of their own group, the defendant, christina lumm. were sarah and christina told in advance? again, the stories conflict. >> they told me they were going to do it before they did it. i remember where we were sitting when they said it. >> sarah was told beforehand. i don't know if christina was or not. i wasn't there for that. >> so why didn't you tell danielle? >> because she didn't know us as long as the other girls did. she didn't know us as long and as well. and we didn't want to scare her or flip her out and, you know, we wanted to film, so we wanted her permission for that too. >> if the defendants are claiming that she knew that they were going to film her and do something, but she didn't know what, you still have the problem in this case in a kidnapping crime that if

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. >> put him on the ground with a help of a few passengers and flight attendants we were able to handcuff him. >> passenger and crew members spent the last five hours of the flight trying to calm the man down. they described him as being in his 30s and looking dish chevroleted. >> he never threatened any one vined you'll on the plane. he didn't threaten to blow up the plane or divert the plane. he was saying he had information. he was taken to a safe house again never to be seen again. >> in just a few hours the director of the nsa will be in the hot seat on capitol hill. dr. keith alexander will face tough questions about the nsa surveillance program. it comes as president obama defends the program to critics. live for us this morning in washington with the latest. >> he is director of the national security agency and will tell the house selection agency on intel combens just how the border plot through the programs. snowden explained in an on-line chat why he moved to hong kong and then released details of the nsa's program. he basically said his promise and election gave me faith he wo

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you can see the second police officer walk up and handcuff her. her head and slams her into the counter. it's the same officer who drags her along the floor by her ankles, pulling her into a jail cell. ms. diggles was charged with resisting arrest. but after this video was released, that charge was dropped. also after the video became public, the two police officers were fired. all of this happened in a town made notorious by a horrific hate crime back in 1998 when three white man chained a black man named james bird jr. to the back of their pickup. they dragged him more than two miles until he was finally decapitated. the atrocity led to the hate crimes act signed by president obama in 2009. this new incident is bringing back some painful memories to the people of jasper, texas, and raising serious questions about what changed, if anything, in that town. joining me now is the woman shown in that video, shay diggles, along with her lawyer, kenny bernson. thank you both for being here tonight. >> thank you for letting us be here, reverend. >> i sho

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. >> however, the process can lead to getting predators in handcuffs. most end up in plea deals because of the damaging dialogue. for detectives it's nearly impossible to share what they do with family autos they have to transition put their father, mother, parent figure to their kids and have to forget. >> a convicted sex offender finds himself in the middle of an abandoned boat. police arrested his owner a few days later. he failed to register with them as a sex offender. residents want it removed. >> it's very beautiful. you can have a boat abandoned here, it takes 24 days to get it out. it takes too long. >> police didn't specify the crime and point out he's considered to be a low risk sex offender. >> a wyoming man accuse fd taking a yacht on a joyride then running ate ground near pacifica is mentally hit fit for trial according to two of three court-appointed doctors. prosecutors say he stole the boat then partied with two other people with beer and pizza before falling asleep. he pleaded not guilty to stolen property and vandalism. >> police floo

is governments being able to ban those kinds of products so what it basically does it's a way to handcuff governments so all of the new regulations have happened since the global financial crisis where many governments have said you mr banks you can't do that again we're not allowing those derivatives that's what crashes the economy those kinds of powers to. financial products basically cooked up instruments for gambling they would not be allowed in the future so the explicit rule is you can't have a zero quota a flat band if anything covered by the agreements it's in the financial services tax and that rule would basically prohibit us not just from banning risky things but for instance from something like a cross border attacks on speculation that would slow down gambling trades and currencies really important policy tools this agreement would ban those has nothing to do with trade now we just have a few seconds left. and some legal documents about how much of the agreement was leaked and how much we have no idea what's out there most but we have no idea on paper those of us who track ne

. >> you let them handcuff you?charging journal is. >> well, what can i say? i get writers block if i'm not wearing a flak jacket. >> drawn to the suitless by his strength and more by his vulnerability. >> what does the "s" stand for. it's not an "s." on my world it means hope. >> well, here it's an "s." >> but you're no damsel in distress in this movie? >> no. i definitely get myself in situations which require saving. >> reporter: but for you would ats well-known stars, high-wiz-bang and who am i inner struggle, man of steel is resting its franchise potential on a total unknown, 30-year-old englishman henry kavel. >> great actor, good looking guy. he looks like superman, but he also has this -- in there's an earnestness to him. >> reporter: >> he sheepishly donned a replica of christopher reeves' superman suit during a final audition. >> i wasn't physically ready for the suit and it's basically a spandex outfit. and i just thought there's no way i'm getting this role. you can act as hard as you want, but you can't

the man put handcuffs on me. >> she's on probation for battery. there's some type of impulse control problem here that leaves me very concerned. >> persuasion for finally meeting my dad. he left letters for me for when i grew up. sounds like a nice guy. >> you're very immature. like a kid that don't want to grow up. >> i wanted to plead guilty and get it over with. my mother never steered me wrong. she knows what's best. >>> they told me that they'll release me from here if i plead guilty. okay. if i don't plead the guilty plea, there's still a chance to send me across the street. if they send me across the street then i'll be facing charges over there. yes, ma'am. i love you, too. >> aaron, come on out. >> i tried to go straight. but driving is just my thing. i just like driving. that's what get me in trouble all the time. my whole life has always been taking somebody's car. >> over the past six years 17-year-old aaron ashburn has become a familiar face at lake county juvenile. >> this will be your last picture as a juvenile. >> with his 18th bir

most armed only with handcuffs, a can of mace and a remote radio. >> what's the biggest challenge inside the walls? >> making it back outside the walls. that's the biggest challenge. >> all aspects behind the wall can be dangerous. it's how you handle yourself in a situation and how you present yourself to the offenders. we're ready in charlotte. >> these guys will not give us a lick of respect unless we respect them first. we treat them like men. we treat them like human beings. we don't talk down to them. i go out of my way not to know what particular crime they're in here for because i don't want to be judgmental. >> most correctional officers agree that maintaining authority without provoking hostility is a delicate balancing act. >> you have to pick a line, draw it in the sand and stick to it. you can't vary every day you come in. you can't be their buddy tomorrow and then be hard on them the day afterwards. you've got to stick to your guns and just hold true to what you believe in and just do your job. you don't have to be super cop. you just have to do your job. >> how are you doi

he was led from the home in handcuffs. an arrest warrant was issued for the 23-year-old in connection with a smooting death of his friend. sources say a warrant for obstruction of justice was drawn after police discovered the security system at his home and his cell phone were both destroyed. the patriots issued a statement saying they believe letting hernandez go is the right thing to do while 9 investigation is underway. >> mike nicco is back. you brought some heat with you? >> we will let go of the cooler weather but not the humidity. we will talk about the longest period of hot weather we have had so far this year in the seven-day forecast. in oakland a person has been shot in the arm in the parking lot of a coliseum bart station. police are investigating. >> we understand the victim is expected to be okay, and the person was shot in the arm. the person was actually able to call for help. police say the shooting may be connected to a robbery. one thing to note is that the a's have a day came at 12:35 so fans may notice

. >> hernandez was taken from a hand in handcuff. >> less than two hours later, the pots released him. >> odin lloyd was found near his home. hernandez and lloyd had an argue at a nightclub a few days before. >>> now to the coverage of the historic supreme court ruling and another look of the celebration in san francisco's castro district, this is a live look from news chopper 2, people are packed shoulder to shoulder and party is supposed to end at 9:00, that's when officials say they'll try to clear the roads. >> i did see some commented that security is certainly heightened, but given the tonight of tonight's gathering, it shouldn't be necessary. >> president obama issued a statement, it reads this was discrimination in shined shrined in law. supreme court has righted our wrong and we are a better place for it. >> back in 2008, our john sasaki went back there to see how much attitudes have changed since then. >> here, it was easy to find people displease. >> even if we redefine it as something else, it isn't equal. >> a pastor, it effects me because it effects society. >> it underm

. >>> collision course from a $40 million nfl career, to handcuffs and murder charges. things are looking grim for aaron hernandez, that's coming up next. she got a parking ticket... ♪ and she forgot to pay her credit card bill on time. good thing she's got the citi simplicity card. it doesn't charge late fees or a penalty rate. ever. as in never ever. now about that parking ticket. [ grunting ] [ male announcer ] the citi simplicity card is the only card that never has late fees, a penalty rate, or an annual fee, ever. go to citi.com/simplicity to apply. >>> new england patriot tight end aaron hernandez is behind bars this morning charged with murdering a friend. zblrm aaron hernandez is being charged in the connection of the death odin lloyd. a semipro football player. lloyd's relatives who were in court have said lloyd and hernandez were friends and that both were out together the night lloyd was murdered. a night out that prosecutors say led to an argument and lloyd being shot five times. >> black semiautomatic firearm. >> reporter: within hours of his arrest hernan

from a $40 million nfl career to handcuffs and murder charges. things are looking grim for aaron hernandez. sports highlights from around the globe next. >>> nirchg patriots tight end aaron hernandez is behind bars charged with murdering a friend. >> hernandez is being charged in connection with the death of oden lloyd, a 27-year-old semi-pro football player who was found shot dead june 17th near hernandez's home. lloyd's relatives who were in court have said lloyd and hernandez were friends and that both were out together the night lloyd was murdered. a night out that prosecutors say led to an argument and lloyd being shot five times. >> black semi-automatic firearm -- >> reporter: within hours hernandez was released by the patriots. a statement on the team website reads words cannot express the disappointment we feel knows one of our players was arrested as a result of this investigation. >>> big upsets at wimbledon. first early exit, roger federer, the spoiler 116th ranked sergei. fed roar took the first set then lost three. wimbledon will be

we were able to handcuff him. >> the fbi met the flight in newark and took the man away in handcuffs. he still hasn't been identified, but other passengers say he is an american. >>> a man accused of harassing passengers while running naked at a san francisco bart station is due in court today. 24-year-old yeiner perez is charged with two counts of false imprisonment, four counts of battery and one count of sexual battery. investigators say he caused a ruckus may 10 at the 16th street station doing acrobatics and grabbing an older woman. the incident was caught on camera. the video was posted online and spread quickly. >>> police are counting on the club to prevent car thefts in concord. in a few hours from now, police in concord will give away hundreds of those steering wheel locks. and we find kpix 5's sue kwon in concord. so police want to deter thieves who go after specific makes and models, is that right, sue? >> reporter: yeah. they think that handing this club out will be a deterrent because it takes a few extra seconds up to 10 extra seconds to get one off if you know how to.

the man put handcuffs on me. >> there's some type of impulse control that leaves me concerned. >> perfect situation for family levering my dad. sounds like a nice guy. >> i wanted to plead guilty and get it over with. >> they told me they'll release me from here if i plead guilty. if i don't plead guilty they'll send me across the street. if they send me across the street i'll be facing charges over there. yes, ma'am. i love you too. >> come on out. >> i tried to go straight. driving is my thing. i try to go driving. my whole life has been taking somebody's car. >> over the past six years 17-year-old aaron has been a case at juvenile. >> this will be your last picture as a juvenile. >> with his 18th birthday away he finds himself back behind bars. he was picked up on a bench warnts for fa warrant for failing to appear. >> i missed a court date. i forgot about it. i didn't realize i missed a court date. >> to make matters worse he's still on probation for attempted auto theft and battery. she tries to get him to understand how severe it was. >> that was your eighth complai complaint. you'v

one of the inmates came out in handcuffs and we're in an altercation and fighting for our lives up thereays in the back of your mind. it is a little creepy when you're walking up there. you've got to make sure you have a good partner with you and keep your hands on the escort and just be ready for anything in this unit. >> escort four one! >> since drugs inevitably surface within the prison, surprise cell searches are cos' only chance to curb their movement. >> most of the time, if they sense there's going to be a cell search, the first thing they're going to do is flush any type of contraband they have. so, i'll get them in handcuffs, escort them down to the holding cage and strip them out in a well-lighted area. then from there, i'll conduct my uncloaked body search there and then come back up and do my cell search. that's all we did right there. no way to flush contraband down there. if i get them in cuffs, i got them. right now we're going to conduct a cell search, see what we find. you get low, i'll get the top. we have to conduct three cell searches per day. and before it was three

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. >> so after about ten minutes passengers managed to get plastic handcuffs on this man. two passengers sat with him the remaining six hours of the 16-hour flight to try to keep him calm. the fbi removed him from the flight after it landed. last check he was being evaluated at the hospital. >>> the man who unveiled the massive government security program remains in hiding but is isn't giving up. he answered questions in an online chat. and the speed limit could be dropping on some busy area roads. we will tell you where they are when we return in 60 seconds. >> amazing new video showing the daring rescue of two teens atop an 8,000-foot high sheer cliff. one outside sacramento. high winds made the precarious perch even more dangerous but after some attempts they pulled them to safety using the helicopter. >>> people who drive through arlington probably are not going to like this very much. county leaders are considering a proposal to lower the speed limit from 30 to 25 miles an hour. this is in downtown districts, including north mead street, wilson boulevard and north syc