sometimes they ask questions, sometimes they handcuff people, fingerprint them, and if they have any sort of minor criminal record or any previous immigration history, they immediately take them into custody. >> this type of enforcement represents a shift for new orleans. >> after hurricane katrina a lot of day laborers and reconstruction workers came to help rebuild the city, to help do roofing work, to do demolition work, basically to clean up the streets and help people get back into their home. >> at the workers' center for racial justice, immigrants fighting deportation gathered to share stories. >> the center is collaborating with a national anti-deportation movement called "not1more" - to help plan a response to the cari program. >> what we're starting today, from new orleans, is a real live resistance to president obama's deportation program. this is how it's playing out in new orleans." >> "what we've been seeing, and what people have been living with in the past six months in new orleans is a different kind of enforcement, it's really a new wave of enforcement that's rooted

. >> someone gave me handcuffs and said do you think this will help? >> reporter: police say the 26- year-old was intoxicated and walking through had restaurant with a knife because he thought someone -- through the restaurant with a knife because he thought someone stole his cell phone. >> it could injure several people. >> reporter: they prevented a very violent situation from unfolding. he doesn't consider himself a hero. he is just glad to be alive. >> i didn't think about much. got to get the knife away from him. >> reporter: he is now in the county jail. other customers say they are very grateful for the employees and to the good samaritan for stopping a very scary situation. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police are warning residents to keep an eye on their alarm systems after a home burglary this weekend. police say it happened sunday afternoon on cloud view road. officers found the home's windows smashed. police say the suspect disabled the alarm system and telephone line before entry so police weren't notified. the suspect took off

>> he hit me a couple times with the handcuffs since he had one side loose. >> we were on the other side of g-house." we started walking toward it when we heard it. in the process, turned around and hit officer manuel two, three times. we came over, put the offender down, cuffed him and escorted him to seg. >> i had to get stitches on the side of my mouth, inside my mouth and cuts to my forehead and nose. >> burke is charged with assault on officer and physically resisting because it took three or four staff members to restraint him. >> as a result, burke was transferred from population to cuss told control unit while officials determine what sanction he will receive. at a minimum it will include a move to secured confinement, where they are housed in single cell, window less, for 23 hours a day. few people know how difficult life in confinement is than christopher trotter. after ten years he's been released to transitional housing united on his way back to general population. >> known him for 12, 13 years. when i heard he was going to open pop, i couldn't believe it with his reputation

. >> he's a police academy recruit and happened to have handcuffs in the car. >> we had the arm out. he was like just to get the handcuffs on took a lot of strength and there were 5 people just to get the arms close enough to get them on. >> he was still kicking fateing back even after police arrived. >> became violent with our officers and tlully bit one of our officers in the leg. >> police charge him with brandishing weapon and assaulting police officer but if it weren't for the people who subdued him it could have been a lot worse. in san leandro, abc 7 news. >> if you details tonight. man shot inside home this afternoon in downtown vallejo has died. it happened this afternoon open capitol street just block away from city hall. the victim has been identified as 44-year-old will troy johnson. thinks the fourth shooting in vallejo and second fatality in less than 12 hours. >> employee at the party store in fremont accused of snapping photo up a woman's dress. police believe there may be more victims. the woman told police the employee was stalking her through the store while shoppi

police hall off two people in handcuffs overnight. >> a driver fleeing an accident loses control andnds up in the delaware river trapped inside a sinking car. "action >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. on this tuesday july 29th. >> a plan is stabbed multiple times outside a home in philadelphia overnight and police take two people into custody. >> police credit a philadelphia community for leading them to two suspects in a deadly carjacking case you. >> might want to grab something with long sleeves before you head out the door. accuweather is tracking a cool start this morning. >> and i'm okay with that. let's find out more about that with david murphy. he's got that accuweather and karen rogers is taking a look at traffic. good morning to both of you. >> i want to say we had one or two days maybe about a week ago that were like this and we got another one this morning and another one tomorrow so a couple mornings that are going to start

. >> he's a police academy recruit and happened to have handcuffs in the car. >> we had the arm out. he was like just to get the handcuffs on took a lot of strength and there were 5 people just to get the arms close enough to get them on. >> he was still kicking fateing back even after police arrived. >> became violent with our officers and tlully bit one of our officers in the leg. >> police charge him with brandishing weapon and assaulting police officer but if it weren't for the people who subdued him it could have been a lot worse. in san leandro, abc 7 news. >> if you details tonight. man shot inside home this afternoon in downtown vallejo has died. it happened this afternoon open capitol street just block away from city hall. the victim has been identified as 44-year-old will troy johnson. thinks the fourth shooting in vallejo and second fatality in less than 12 hours. >> employee at the party store in fremont accused of snapping photo up a woman's dress. police believe there may be more victims. the woman told police the employee was stalking her through the store while shoppi

. >> he's a police academy recruit and happened to have handcuffs in the car. >> we had the arm out. he was like just to get the handcuffs on took a lot of strength and there were 5 people just to get the arms close enough to get them on. >> he was still kicking fateing back even after police arrived. >> became violent with our officers and tlully bit one of our officers in the leg. >> police charge him with brandishing weapon and assaulting police officer but if it weren't for the people who subdued him it could have been a lot worse. leandro, abc 7 news. >> if you details tonight. man shot inside home this afternoon in downtown vallejo has died. it happened this afternoon open capitol street just block away from city hall. the victim has been identified as 44-year-old will troy johnson. thinks the fourth shooting in vallejo and second fatality in less than 12 hours. >> employee at the party store in fremont accused of snapping photo up a woman's dress. police believe there may be more victims. the woman told police the employee was stalking her through the store while shopping with

>> the idaho policeman handcuffs davis and pulls him out of the vehicle. still conscious, davis strikes up a conversation. >> i don't know, was it fun to you? >> it was a rush. >> what a rush, huh? wish we would have killed you? >> hildenstab is still nursing his broken leg but he says his pain is overtaken by the intense emotion of knowing he's helped capture george davis. >> i was just so probably in exhilaration i'll never feel in my life again. i was happy. it was just a great feeling. it seemed like at the time one of the happiest moments in my life. i had got this guy stopped. and i survived it. >> as davis' shooting spree comes to an end, one of his victims, michael carroll, is struggling to survive. >> my son had just turned 5 two days ago. like he could not have a dad all of a sudden. like that was a really powerful thing for me. >> to everyone's surprise, carroll pulls through, as do the five others who survived the shooting in ennis but there's a long road to recovery for carroll. >> getting shot was easy. the really hard part was recovery. >> b

i was just freaked out because who want to be in handcuffs or in jail or something like that?rter: in fact, court transcripts show she even attempted suicide as the trial began. but because cathy didn't testify against eric her claims all these years later wouldn't help him. to have any chance of having another day in court, eric knew he'd need powerful evidence, evidence of actual innocence. he started thinking, if he and the other five codefendants had nothing to do with the murders then who did? after more than a decade of trying, finally some of his requests for documents in his case began trickling in. >> i came across one document which had my name as well as my other codefendants, but one name stood out. it was a individual who i found out who was part of a gang called sex, money, murder. >> reporter: eric was on to an important lead -- sex, money, murder. even veteran cops knew those three words meant danger, a notorious gang from the soundview section of the bronx. >> 1997, october, sex money and murder became my assignment. >> reporter: pete forcelli was an nypd dete

. >> 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 knocked officer manuel 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 resisting. it took three or four staff members to actually restrain him. >> as a result, burks was transferred from general population to the custody unit while officials determine what sanction he will receive. at a minimum, it will include a move to the secured confinement unit where 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 unit on his way back to general popul

. >> reporter: we're not going to be seeing pg&e executives led out in handcuffs, but this is very bad news for the utility on two fronts. one, the charges themselves obstructing justice. not being truthful with the feds. but two, also, it opens them up for tremendous fines from the federal government. and i might add, puts added pressure on state regularrers to do -- regulators to do the same when they come up with their judgment in the end, as well. >> the destroys also exploited 38 homes. the situation needs closure. >> we lost eight residents in this horrific explosion and fire. this was not an accident. we're finding out every day more and more substantiated that it could have been prevented and it end what. it's horrific. we want to get it behind us but we want justice. >> and in a statement pg&e says san bruno was a tragic accident. however, based on all the evidence we have seen to date, we do not believe that the charges are warranted and that, even where mistakes were made, employees were acting in good faith." >>> turning 4:34. and a wildfire on the western side of yosemite

they've got on the bodies, handcuffs and anesthesia.ey're trying to do is to create the kind of situation where they can exchange once again one or two israeli children in exchange for thousands of hamas terrorists. i mean, this is surreal that we would be telling israel you've got to stop the operation. and that's what john kerry is trying to do as we speak right now. that's why he's in egypt. >> unbelievable. colonel, good to see you. thank you. >> good to be with you, sean. >>> and coming up, chaos erupts around the globe. former alaska governor sarah palin joins us with her analysis. and she has some harsh criticism for the obama white house. also, as illegals continue to pour over our southern border, governor rick perry decided to take a stand, go it alone considering the federal government's not going to do their job. he's now called up the texas national guard. we'll tell you all about that and more as "hannity" continues. fact. every time you take advil liqui gels you're taking the pain reliever that works faster on tough pain

why are you in handcuffs then?when the police got here. >> when they search the culprit's body, officers find this gambler's betting pot is just the tip of the iceberg. >> this guy was packing. i would say he had at least an ounce in every pocket. >> they also discover the reason the man is behaving as if he's done nothing wrong. >> he had a cannabis card so he is thinking that he wasn't going to get in trouble because you can legally carry marijuana in california with a cannabis card. >> you do have your cannabis card on you? are you like frequent flier miles with that? >> but his cannabis card was fake. he got it off the internet, which a real cannabis card, you have to go to the doctor. the doctor has to give you one. >> he truly believed that cannabis card would make it okay with him. the only reason that was so is because of whatever he was on. because if he was straight, he never would have tried that, even with a real cannabis card. >> the criminal is taken into custody and charged with possession. and becau

they did take out their handcuffs reached for hands to try handcuffs. he said i'm not going.4, 350 pounds >> there is debate on the choke hold trying to bring him down on the ground is what we're training to do. if he's down on the ground -- >> they're trying to get cuffs on him. >> why does he need to be in a choke hold if he's on ground? >> we're looking at this video at this point. >> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington there has been a call now. associated press calling a winner in republican runoff for u.s. senate. david perdue won over jack kingston. perdue won a seven way primary in may. you can see he spent $3 million on the race he now faces democrat michelle nunn, daughter of former senator sam nunn, in the general tion. david perdue the winner of the g.o.p. race for u.s. senate being vacated. this has been an election update. we'll send you back to "hannity". hi, i just signed up for your credit report site and i have a problem. i need to speak with your fraud resolution department. ugh, we don't have that. what should i tell him? just make that

they did take out their handcuffs reached for hands to try handcuffs. he said i'm not going.> he's 64, 350 pounds >> there is debate on the choke hold trying to bring him down on the ground is what we're training to do. if he's down on the ground -- >> they're trying to get cuffs on him. >> why does he need to be in a choke hold if he's on ground? >> we're looking at this video at this point. >> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington there has been a call now. associated press calling a winner in republican runoff for u.s. >>> that is all the time we have left this evening before we go, we hope you'll set your dvr and record "hannity" the series and start your day with "fox and friends". we'll see you back here tomorrow night. rt," fair, balanced and unafraid. here is greta. >> crisis after crisis exploding in ukraine. in israel and right here at home at the u.s. border and now expanding across the nation. so where is president obama in in the middle of all of this? jumping on air force one and fundraiser hopping. congressman alan west takes the president to t

. >> she had three pair of handcuffs on her wrists. >> she was an executive with fedex. cops videoed the entire scene and anything that might seem important. a wallet with missing cards. a carton of juice in the sink. an audiocassette on the bedroom floor. it had been ripped out of her answering machine. >> unfortunately i am unavailable to answer your call right now. >> detectives are mystified over a killing. >> the case went to a 20-year veteran. he led a team of detectives that knocked on the doors and collected evidence, and some of the cops turned their attention to another murder, another bloody crime scene. this is the video police recorded of that second murder scene. it was seemingly unrelated but just half a mile away in the same precinct. this was a busy night for the murder business in the bronx. >> the time now is approximately 7:15 a.m. on january 19th, 1995. >> this time a cabdriver had been slumped over his steering wheel shot multiple times, the victim of an apparent robbery. the driver's money and cell phone were missing. the investigation of the cabdr

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holding him down and we got handcuffs on him and they got him to drop the my. >> we don't always want to get involved, that is our job, someone could have been hurt but in this case they did a good job. >> the suspect is identified at hose alas and he bit an officer. alas will face charges assault on a police officer. >>> chevron gorying -- gear up to a decision to delay $1 billion upgrade to the refinery after the commission approved the project last week but they added more than a dozen safety and pollution amendments. chevron will make the case to the city council next week that the report should say the way it was approved and not place more restrictions on the company. >> muni riders can breathe a sigh every leaf after a new contract was ratified voting on a deal announced two weeks ago that guarantees three years of rays totaling 14 percent and requires members pay into their pension plan. former mayor brown helped broker the agreement after a sickout last month that caused delays and canceled runs. >>> the nba board of governors is expected to vote today on whether to approve s

how many would be frog-marched in handcuffs to the federal courthouse?r one of the people went to jail for relatively minor infractions in the '90s. i can't previous they're getting away with this! >> obama administration is pointing at contractors saying it is their fault. we hired them to do a job and it is they that dropped ball. accenture, the leading contract, the value of that contract went up 92%, nearly doubled in less than, sorry, less than six months. >> right. >> so listen, this was the fault of individual contractors but guess who hired them? guess who was supposed to hold them accountable. at the end of the day that is the problem. >> kimberly, the criminal system is there wasn't enough oversight. so, gao saying there wasn't enough oversight. it is the obama administration's responsibility to manage their contractors, right? check in and say this over multiple years, check in, where are we? are we on track? are we spending too much money. >> if you based like that and worked for tucker carlson, what would happen to you? you would be fired. >

nobody is in handcuffs. i called is a shakedown at the big banks, what say you?nobody is in handcuffs. we don't know why that is the case. they were talking with a story this morning. this is all cloaked, we don't know what it was for, we don't know why some it might need to be in handcuffs. that is most frustrating part of the american people. lot of people got screwed over in the financial crash and we want to know what is happening and why. stuart: you have to take them to court before you can take them to jail. nobody has been taken to court, just pressured them, shake them down and the money comes out of wall street, that is the way it is working right now. >> and we don't know who got the better deal. stuart: and what about yahoo? >> that is more interesting play right now. we don't know what their values are going to be so for an investor with the right perspective and a long-term view of things, ellie baba has been very exciting, albeit very volatile. yahoo and softbank or way to get a backdoor into alibaba. stuart: that is it for "the real halftime repor

>> two officers, they approached him aggressively, and they put handcuffs on him. >> did they put him. >> they did. >> how far from where the child was on the ground? >> i'd say at least 100 feet. >> 400 -- >> 100. >> 100 feet. >> yes. >> and did you stick around the scene and make a statement to police? >> i did. it was a short statement to -- believe he said he was homocide detective. inÑñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? also spoke with ts inÑñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? uniform briefly, y wanted to get our information, names and numbers. >> did you tell them what you're telling them in court today? >> not in depth. i told them i was there, i walked up and saw what was going on. i saw mr. ross. i saw his son laying there, lifeless, and others were assisting him or assisting trying to give cpr, and that he was reacting, i'd say, normally to a situation of this magnitude. >> okay. did it appear to you it was genuine distress and grief on his part? >> it was definitely genuine and very passionate and organic. i felt his pain. i even wept and mourned his son and i've never met him. >> all right. thank you. >> we're going to co

why she ended up in handcuffs. >>> we tracking strong storms. melissa magee is in for adam joseph. >>> yeah, rick. a severe thunderstorm watches stays up until 8:00. the details in the accuweather forecast. >>> and ducis rodgers with sports. an all-star break for our phillies when "action news" comes righ >>> residents of central claresholoklahoma. many wonder if fracturing to retrieve natural gas would be the reason. >>> an ohio woman's run-in with the law. it's her mug shot. she made that silly face after she and a male friend refused to leave a cleveland hotel. she refused to identify herself. now with this picture everybody knows who she is. >>> yes, they did. the phillies are hoping to regroup during the all-star break. >>> hey ducis rodgers. >>> ' there monica an >>> hey, there monica and rick. they took two out of three for the phils. jayson werth, crushed him. he drove in four runs yesterday. seven runs for the series. the phillies hit the brakes 42 and 53. 11 games below 500. 10 games out of first place. the phillies are clinging to the

a customer is a police academy recruit and he ran to the car and grabbed a pair handcuffs. >> six peoplehim down and we got the handcuffs on and they got him to drop the knife. >> we don't always want people to get involved. that is our job the someone could have gotten hurt. but in this case they did a really good job. >>> the suspect is identified as hose alas and he bit an officer. he will face charge of assault on a police officer. >> neighborhood activists will raley against gun violence outside san francisco city hall after the shooting death of a youth counselor at a playground gunned down in front of the youngsters he mentored. brothers against gun will urge the supervisors to increase funding for programs to help at-risk youth to prevent gun violence. >> you have heard of abscessry to a crime but a jeweler is trying to prevent crime with bracelets part of a collection made from melted down gun metal. the designer used 291 guns in a buy back conducted by pittsburg police. >> it has been an eye opening education and i am proud to be part of comprehensive public safety effort. >> h

he's going to take off your handcuffs.at, i'm going to explain something to you. >> okay. instead of going to jail you'll receive a citation. >> okay. >> everything i explained to you, you're going to get a copy of. >> okay. >> the arrest has a sobering effect on him. he realizes his dreams of going to the fire academy may have just ended. >> the last thing is, listen to me carefully. okay? if you want to talk to me about what happened, number one, i will record our conversation. number two, i'll read you your rights. whether you want to talk to me or not, you're still going to be leaving here. >> okay. >> do you want to talk to me? >> right now? >> right now. >> no. >> good enough. he actually was looking for a transgender, but he chose to go with the police decoy who was that she was a female. he said it was very embarrassing for him. that's what happens when you're out trying to pick up prostitutes. >> getting tough on the men who buy is necessary to curtail what anti-trafficking advocates see as an epidemic. >> the men

. >> we took out the six individuals in handcuffs, put them in wagons, made sure everybody knew we're not tolerating bullying at any way, shape or form. >> but when it comes to sentencing, all of the teens manage to avoid jailtime. five are sentenced to a curfew, community service and 45 days home monitoring. one agrees to juvenile drug treatment. and the boy who recorded the incident on his cell phone is cleared of all charges. police superintendent michael chitwood thinks penalties need to be harsher and hopes with his actions, he is sending a clear message. >> the way we are winning at high school, they know if anybody intimidates or threatens or put anybody in fear, they're going to take a hike in handcuffs and in a wagon. >> the media picks up the story and within days, it's national news. >> a group of teenagers arrested for tormenting another teen. police say the suspects videotaped the entire incident. >> nadine and his entire family appear on abc's "the view" and they have a real surprise in store for him. >> i hear them say we have surprises for you. here's pro bowl wide rec

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moments later he was taken in handcuffs. vargas has been living illegally in the u.s. since he was 1 2 years old. a prominent activist he has testified before congress and has travel aid cross the country speaking about immigration issues. at most airports they onto check his name. but in mcallen, a 20-minute drive to mexico they also review the immigration status of departing passengers and there are check points along the highways. vargas spoke about his situation. before shortly before he was apprehended he printed this and directed his 15,000 followers to other twitter accounts for updates. reporters say his experience highlights it. >> now the nation is going to know we're trapped and have always been trapped here. >> despite his notability and notoriety he said in 2012 they seem unconcerned about his case. >> there's 11.5 million of us, right? and most people have not been encountered and so i'm not even in their database. >> on tuesday that finally changed. well, the department of homeland security says vargas was processed at a nearby border patrol station. the

as the officers went to handcuff him they say joseph started to run. thats when the officers tackled joseph and say he became extremely violent even biting one of the officers on the hand several times and grabbing at the officers guns!! those two officers were able to somehow get him under control and make the arrest but not after some very scary moments. tag not addition to the bag a meth and the knife officers also found a semi automatic handgun in a bag joseph had on him. i'm told joseph is a convicted felon and he is behind bars on no bail. drivers can expect delays tomorrow morning in concord. roadwork starts at 8 a.m. to upgrade a sewer line downtown that dates back to the 1940s and 50s. lanes will be closed on willow pass road.between mira vista terrace and galindo street.until 6 p.m. that schedule will continue monday through friday. they hope the work will be finished on august 29. the project is being funded by the city sewer enterprise fund. a community fitness center set to close after serving people for three decades. we hear from upset g

"action news" was on the scene as another man was led away in handcuffs, detectives have not identifiedhat suspect. >>> the father accused of punching a delaware county wawa customer for oogling at his daughter is out of jail. the 47-year-old victim was treated for head wounds after the attack at the convenience store on 69 street in upper darby. >>> donald trump tried to by this buildings for 40 years. the developer, wanted to expand the trump plaza casino, and offered a million dollars for the property. the starting bid is $109,000. many people said she missed her chance to cash in. >> she should have sold it, when you have something worth a dollar and you get offered 20, it's stupid not to sell. years ago one of the properties next-door sold to trump for $2 million. >>> a lengthy visitor is vacationing in cape may county. residents of the villas section of cape may saw a snake eating a seagull on tuesday. police in animal control believe it's a pet someone let loose. neighbors hope it will be gone and soon. >> now time to take a look at business, more americans are relying on their i

this picture shows vargas in handcuffs. he was there to show solidarity with the surge of people, many of them children traveling alone, entering into the u.s. illegally. his friend undocumented herself, talking about the plight for being, quote, caged when one grows up in america but is not a citizen. >> he wanted to show support for these kids and he wanted to show support for these kids. he found himself trapped. we show him love and this is what we get now. he is he detained by border patrol. when i first came to the united states, i was 14 years old. i came to middle school, graduated high school in three years. i have accomplished two master's degree until this day i can't exercise it. i have been here since i was 14. this has become my home. they have become my family. and i stand here today to add that he is giving administrative relief like the rest of the people in this nation need to be doing so their parents are able to get beyond the 100-mile radius because we are tired. we are tired of being caged within this

it went from are -- i think he was going to grab her, throw her to the ground and handcuff her to -- i don't think he cared what he did. he just wanted to really unleash these power punches to her head. it was shocking, brutal. it was completely unnecessary. >> now from what you saw and what i saw from your film, the woman is not seeming to pose a threat. she's not fighting back. she doesn't do anything that seems like it necessitated this kind of reaction. was it anything you saw that was different are from what we see in the vid zbleo? >> no. the only thing i saw that's not on the video is the lady was coming back off the ramp. i saw her coming off the ramp, getting back into the steets. the officer then says something to her. i guess to ignite or engage her. she turns around and then the situation escalated. the officer and the lady were jostling for position behind the red truck. this is what i saw before i got on. then basically 10, 15 seconds later the red truck goes. then it's basically her and the officer. we see what happens after. >> at any point did you observe her in any

they're like the perfect size for handcuffs or a shank, so they used to flat out say, you can't bring them in or they would say, i need a visual on them when they enter the facility and when we wrap for the day, i need you to show that to me. >> today is the first day at the tulsa jail. this is ryan, setting up the audio equipment over here. we have the camera getting ready and all our gear getting all prepared to shoot "tulsa lockup ". >> when we step foot into a new facility, and start to film, it's daunting. when we're finished with a series, we have between 350 and 400 tapes. so when you're putting tape 001 into the camera, a lot happens over the course of four months. so to start and meet brand new people and a new staff, a lot can happen. >> we're filming "lockup," it's a documentary series about life inside jail. >> when we enter a unit, tracy learns about different people's situations and stories. i've had people come up and approach me and say, that' like to talk. >> go, go, go. >> sometimes, some event will occur. and as we cover that event that leads us into what's going on

well, and these hamas terrorists have tranquilizers and handcuffs there precisely to capture innocentsraeli citizens, to capture children, to capture soldiers and hold them for ransom. israel is defending herself against vicious terrorist who is are trying to murder innocent civilians. as prime minister netanyahu put it very effectively a couple weeks ago, in israel they use missile defense to protect their civilians. hamas is using their civilians to protect their missiles, which is a war crime. and you ask why aren't we doing this? sean, the reason is sad, it's tragic, but the obama administration is the most anti-israel administration this government has ever had. yesterday, we saw the faa make an unprecedented decision to ban all air travel to the nation of israel. and i've asked today the very simple question, did president obama just unilaterally launch economic boycotts on the nation of israel? because john kerry showed up in israel, gave $47 million to hamas in gaza. >> that is insanity. >> and simultaneously -- >> we gave $1.5 billion f-16s and tanks to mohamed morsi, was the

i have guys that were working for me putting handcuffs on me and they felt terrible. i mean, i had one guy telling me it's like putting handcuffs on my brother. >> the jury believed he used the million dollars he raised to live a life of luxury purchasing houses, boats and sports cars. it is a different life for tiano today. >> you have a table there. you have four walls that are cement. you have cement floor. you have to use a restroom where you have to eat. there are two people. you have to go to the restroom here. everything is just so -- i wasn't brought up that way. you know, i'm from the old school. and it's very difficult. very, very difficult. >> not only was he former law enforcement, he still carried himself like a cop and here he was incarcerated in a pretty hardcore prison. i could see he really hadn't come to terms with the fact he was once a law enforcement agent and now he was an inmate. he still obviously struggled with that fact. he was lucky. he was put in a protective custody unit because otherwise he would be in grave danger. >> i wouldn't probably

. >> he was pulled out of the car at gunpoint and detained in handcuffs while agents tore apart his car they found no contraband. >> what question did i not answer. rick says it's wrong he is asked where is he going in his own country. >> i bet the border patrol agents would say, come on. this is hardly a threat to your liberty just tell us where you're going. >> i answered 17 questions and produced a military i.d. and two passports. >> if it was your job to be a border guard and someone didn't answer questions wouldn't you want to detain them? >> you might want to but unless you have reasonable suspicion for a crime. >> i'm suspicious because he won't answer questions. >> lack of cooperation cannot be used as a basis for reasonable suspicion. this is a person who is having to stop in the middle of a road who has done nothing wrong and is surrounded by armed government agents with dogs. >> the border patrol would not respond to our questions. so congressman peter king defended the agency. >> i think as border patrol as border patrol. these are inland. >> it's reasonable cause to do it.

a was put in handcuffs for photo. they are not best pleased. there is an inyear kiwi. she hasn't taken down the picture, but it continues to do the rounds online. >> mountain bike champ got a helicopter to drop him off at a volcano in mexico and then rode down it. you can get a view of hisgg99c 07/30/14 07/30/14 >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> people were murdered before our eyes, they were dismembered. five people including a woman were killed in the classroom. we came from the targeted areas because it is not safe. there are no safe rooms in gaza. >> united nations is accusing israel of bombing another one of its shelters in gaza killing 20