deserves being in handcuffs full clothed? >> reporter: she claim she was accosted by a police officer when she was handcuff and sobbed as scene seen in this cell phone video taken by her partner. >> i'm not assumed of -- ashamed of who i am. >> reporter: she and her significant other believe police mistook her as a prostitute. >> because he was asking questions like "who is she?" "how do you know her?" like, ""are you together?" >> reporter: the two have been dating for the past year and a half. last thursday, daniele left a meeting at cbs television on radford avenue, got into a car, and showed us how they were seated together in the car. someone told them their public display of affection was a distraction to workers in the office building. >> i said, making out is not illegal. he said, i know, but they can't -- they're being distracted. it's not really our problem we're, like -- showing public affection. >> we stopped. >> reporter: they were near ventura boulevard. l.a.p.d. said north hollywood division officers responded

with no hollywood film shoot, an actress from an oscar winning movie ends up in handcuffs after the police mistake her for a prostitute. >>> and a back to basics bay area resort accused of stealing water in the middle of a dire drought. >>> and a massive hurricane is boiling off of the coast of mexico tonight. we will show you theism kaeugs the -- the implications. the forecast coming up after the break ,,,, ounds] ,,,, the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, hollywood actress accusing police of racial profiling. art barron on the kiss thatt the 'django unchained starn >>> a public display of affection has a hollywood actress blaming the police. >> he thinks that deserves being in handcuffs, fully in clothes. >> reporter: she was accosted by a police officer when she was handcuffed. she sobbed as seen in this cell phone video. >> i don't have to feel ashamed for being who i am. that is

. >>> still ahead, a bay area man pulled off a plane in handcuffs. robin williams daughter returns to twitter with a new message about her father's death. >>> it's an odd story, mid-flight a virgin america jet made an unexpected landing because of a bay area passenger. the pilot landed the plane saying, in this video shot by another passenger, you can see emergency responders es courting doug adams off the plane in handcuffs. omaha police say he was arrested after what is being described as a psych episode, touching himself inappropriately, became unruly and tried to open the emergency exit. >>> zelda williams tweeted today saying thank you for all the stories and letters she's been receiving especially from those who also lost loved ones. she quit twitter after rude remarks posted about her father last month. twitter has since suspended those accounts. >>> potentially poisonous meat balls were found at a dog park in santa rosa. in february poison-laced meat balls were found. and a dog had died in san francisco. no reports of animals getting sick yet

her groom in handcuffs. what police say he did with a pregnant waitress inside his own reception. >> and chilling 911 calls moments after a nine year old accidentally shot her instructor with annoys see. >> he's having convulsions. you need to send ems right away. >> what that little girl told her parents about the sub machine gun she was holding. >> first to your weather authority. tracking heavy downpours and lightning tonight. take look at old city right around 8:00. >> in cherry hill a huge branch came down along route 70 eat of ponzio's it's almost blocking two lanes of traffic. the radar is lit up right now with those same storms. good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. let's get right over to scott williams tracking these storms. >> scott. >> hi there. not out of the woods just yet. we've been monitoring some violent thunderstorms moving through the area. take a look at ultimate doppler. you can see it started from the west continued to move into sections of south jersey and that's where we h

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handcuffs because police thought shes with a prostitute. handcuffs because police thought shes with a prostitute. "action news" continues >> 55 degrees makes sure you put on a sweater when you head out the door. >> hello monday. tun fun to pull out the sweate s sweaters. found bundle up after you have not done that for a while. early this chilly monday morning bucks county i-95 headed towards exulter falls bridge couple vehicles there headed northbound to mers her county quiet and clear here 95. during mid days this week work open 9 5 in bucks county and starting northbound today and tomorrow and between the philadelphia county line and this area in new hope blocking the right lane during much of the midday. wch for that possible day as a result. another midday project that starts today you want to avoid is milling and paving awork along davisville road in upper moreland goinging to closed between terwood road and by jen berry road. >> york road, 263 or huntingdon park pike. downed pole this morning blocking south gulph road between brooks

and as i walked around the back of the patrol car, i took my handcuffs out and loaded them in my hand. and i wish now that i had taken my pistol out, because he was a felon and he was going to go to jail and he knew that. but i had had the handcuffs and as he opened that door and i snapped that bracelet on that wrist, he looked me in the eyes, and when i told him give me your other hand and he wouldn't, he began to bargain, trying to get out of going to jail. for a brief moment, we looked at each other in the eyes. and it was almost as if i knew that we were fixing to tangle. but i had hemmed him up in the door right there and i was committed to hoping to ride this thing out and end it with him just giving me his other hand. and him complying. but again, if i had -- if there had been any way to know the things that he is alleged to have done a couple days ago, i would have killed him when i had the opportunity. i had a lot of trooper buddees that asked me, why didn't you kill this guy? at the time, i never felt like i was -- i wasn't afraid of him. i felt like i was in control of the

she did not have lot say as she walked in handcuffs outside court today. investigators say the 31 year old had a sexual relationship with a male student while she work at a doylestown middle school. our thalia perez is in bucks county. thalia? >> reporter: lucy, the criminal complaint says that the alleged sexual relationship between this music teacher and her student included trysts in her car and her office on school grounds. it also says that the relationship began with cell pope calls and with text messages including lewd photo messages. >> i just want to know where -- how this child was a a loan to have that much interaction with a teacher by himself. >> reporter: parents are weighing in on the arrest of bridget, a band tee which are with the central bucks school district. the wife and expectant mother was arraigned on multiple char charges today. including sex with one of her mail students. >> this is a young kid, and a person who is in a certain position this is just -- this just some any add dull. this is a teacher. >> the. >> reporter: the alleged

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

and the crowbar, handcuffs, everything.lf because i'd have to go out and buy another pair. it's not comical, but that's what happened. >> now that you have had time to think about her, is there something you can tell me about her that probably only you and her know? >> she said everybody called her george. that's what she said. or how about she used a safety pin because her blue slacks were too big. >> when you look at the name, pinned up pants, those are things only the killer would know. >> what happened the next day? >> i just went back and decided to check out the site and make sure that nothing had been left the there. i half expected that she might not be there, and that somehow i had not killed her. i wanted to make sure oh, that's what it was. talk about details coming back. i couldn't find one of the shoes. i thought it was there, but it wasn't. i went back, this is the next day, got on my bicycle, road back to that little parking lot. and there were police all over the place, and i was a little nervous, and i will

and then yanked the handcuff out of my hand.inute we're talking and the next he's assaulting me. it happened very quickly. >> would you have done anything differently? >> i wish i would have taken my pistol out of my holster as i came around behind the patrol car as opposed to the handcuffs. i wish i'd done that. because he was a felon. i should have done a felony arrest on him right there as opposed to giving him any leeway, talking to him at all. he tried to bargain with me not to go to jail. >> but he did go to jail. and that is where it is believed he began to radicalize. he then came back and started going to the same mosque. tell us who else went there? >> well, megyn, he went to the same mosque as the 20th hijacker from 9/11. i spoke with sad mohamed with cair actually at the islamic center of oklahoma and he confirmed the -- there wasn't a direct connection between the two people, but confirmed both of those terrorists went to the same mosque. >> mousali. >> that's correct. >> last question, this guy was driving around a

handcuff out of my hand. we're talking and the next he's assaulting me. it happened very quickly. >> would you have done anything differently? >> i wish i would have taken my pistol out of my holster as opposed to the handcuffs. i wish i'd done that. because he was a felon. i should have done a felony arrest right there as opposed to giving him any leeway. talking to him at all. he tried to bargain with me not to go to jail. he had a girlfriend and a baby with him so i wasn't as alert -- as on guard as i should have been. and i was a lot more nicer than i probably should have been with him. >> and this is a situation though where you didn't even know this was the man who was involved in a beheading until we called you this morning. >> right. right. >> what happened? >> when chuck called me this morning and told me that, i got goose bumps over all of my body. and i'll admit, i've cried a few tears today too. >> well, i can see this is upsetting for you. we appreciate all that you guys do for us in our names. a

bridget, a wife and a mother walked in handcuffs outside court today. investigators say the 31 year old had a sexual relationship with a 14 year old male student while she worked at a doylestown middle school. fox 29's thalia perez is live in bucks counsel tonight with the story. thalia? >> reporter: lucy the assistant district attorney tells us that it was an anonymous call to the state run child line that tipped them off and in the criminal complaint today, we learned that the alleged sexual relationship between this band teacher and her student began with cell phone calls and text messages and eventually turned into trysts in her car and on school grounds. with her hands cuffed in front, bridget, a former lenape middle school band teacher walked silent until to court today. the wife and expectant mother was arraigned on multiple charges. including sex with one of her students. >> young kid and a person who is in a certain position this is just -- this isn't any he add dull this a teacher. >> the alleged sexual relationship went on for the entire scho

the suspect was in handcuffs and apparently trying to get away. on $100,000 bond. on tuesday, more students head back to school. the city of alexandria, arlington, fairfax, loudoun, a willington counties are just some of the jurisdictions kicking off classes. we'll have complete coverage tuesday morning at the crack of predawn at 4:30 a.m.. is not your typical school, it is in an old office building that has been empty. rebecca cooper- shows how bailey's upper elementary school -- >> it's like walking into a high-end apartment building. one filled with all the tools you need for teaching. is so above and beyond and unexpected. i think the kids will be over the moon, the teachers already are. >> in this case, serious overcrowding was the mother of invention. there were 19 trailers outside the original building. now the former office building will serve as a campus for grades three through five. the superintendent says -- has spent billions building new schools and was a major champion a 20his out of the box am million dollar vertical concept. it initially took some

the next thing i knew, i was getting put in handcuffs. >> this is what happens. this is what happens. when you don't eat your vej tabls and go to school. >> i've been so caught up in hanging out with my friend and being stupid and doing drugs that i lose sight of what i really should be doing with my life. >> denbraven says the forced sobriety that comes with incarceration along with living in h2-a helped him to become himself again. >> h2-a, outer slider. >> i try to be everyone's friend. like, for the most part i try to give everybody a chance, no matter who they are. >> can i juice? >> yes, you can have my juice. >> that's the first time you gave me anything. >> i gave you a friendship. >> i didn't ask for that. >> one of his newest friend, shaquille washington. >> it was weird for me at first. i'm a country boy out in the boonies. never been around flamboyantly gay people. >> i'm gay. gay as hell. since i came out of my mom, i was a diva in diapers. what was your thought when you saw me? >> i was overwhelmed. like, whoa, that is just so much gayness, like, ri

left of them back to their homeland. >> it would be very satisfying for me personally to put the handcuffske him to jail. >> this is the land of milk and honey, the land of opportunity. they are willing to risk so much to just get a piece of that. it made many people here in the community, it made myself just realize how good we had it. >> nothing can bring my brother back. but i think the responsible people should be -- should have been treated different. should have been arrested now and in jail. >> that these people voluntarily climbed into the hopper doesn't excuse the fact that they died. they did not deserve to die this way. they didn't deserve to die because they were coming up here. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> the names of the 11 deceased are pedro lopez, age 37 from honduras. >> domingo cibron, age 36 from el salvador. >> 38 from honduras. >> omares contreras from mexico. age 23. robert es-parsea rico, age 23 from mexico. >> juan mesa, 27, of mexico. >> mercedes gertrude gito. age 40 from nicaragua. >> leslie farafino from honduras. age 24. >> leslie farafino from honduras,

left of them back to their homeland. >> it would be very satisfying for me personally to put the handcuffst would give me great pleasure to take him to jail. >> this is the land of milk and honey, the land of opportunity. they are willing to risk so much to just get a piece of that. it made many people here in the community, it made myself just realize how good whad it. >> nothing can bring my brother back. but i think the responsible people should be -- should have been treated different. should have been arrested now and in jail. >> that these people voluntarily climbed into the hopper doesn't excuse the fact that they died. they did not deserve to die this way. they didn't deserve to die because they were coming up here. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> the names of the 11 deceased are pedro lopez, age 37 from honduras. >> domingo cibron, age 36 from el salvador. >> omares contreras from mexico. age 23. >> robert enrique, age 23 from mexico. >> juan mesa, 27, of mexico. >> mercedes gertrude gito. age 40 from nicaragua. >> leslie farafino from honduras. age 24. >> leslie farafino from

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the best treatment. >> last night as they were bundled into a police car in handcuffs, they said theyanted the best medical treatment for their son. he's still in a hospital. their eldest son has posted a new video online saying his 5-year-old brother had been well looked after when he was removed from the hospital in south hampton. doctors said asher's life would have been in danger. >> we did not change his foods in any way. we had this power cord which his feeding line was on in the car. he was not starving. >> ashya is suffering from brain cancer. his parents took him out of the hospital last week claiming the doctors wouldn't agree to a treatment called proton b therapy. the the hospital insists it was trying to help the family explore different options. >> i want to get on with his treatment. i'm not coming back to england if i cannot give him the treatment i want. >> hamp shir police deny they've been heavy handed. doing nothing they said wasn't an option. >> experts said if he didn't get the care he needed there was fear for his life. faced with those circumstances i make no a

one of the inmates came out in handcuffs and we're in an altercation and fighting for our lives up thereovery from a fifth tier drop. that's always 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 s

a lot of them have chains in their hands and handcuffs.ken away in handcuffs. from what i can see, the only thing, there's a smaller number, about 150 of them, but the only thing that seems to be stopping them right now is a military patrol, there's about 600 or 700 soldiers that keep going around, being highly visible, to let them know they're there on stand by. the military were called in to protect state property, state institutions. i'm right now in the red zone in the heart of the capital, islamabad. there are police here. they're in full riot gear. they've got about 200 meters between the protesters and police right now. we haven't seen the type of protests last night which saw tear gas. they were fired directly at, from what we could see, into the edge. at least 400 people injured in those clashes and three killed, natalie? >> what's the prime minister doing to try to diffuse this situation in the streets, because this is a fragile democracy in pakistan. the military has stepped in before during political upheaval, and certainly, no

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this is jesse matthew, senior in handcuffs and wearing a green jumpsuit on videoconference being arraigned before a judge in galveston, texas. [indiscernible] he seems to complain about his clothing. understand seem to the process of extradition and whether he should decline or accept the court appointed attorney. >> [indiscernible] >> the virginia war it a fugitive from justice for it. -- warrant is a fugitive from justice warrant. >> he was arrested by a texas deputy on routine patrol on a beach. the surveillance video shows him walking into a texas gas station on tuesday night and buying a can of bug repellent spray. is adam -- today hero today as an employee of the galveston sheriff's department. >> the search continues for the uva sophomore. jesse graham was last seen a week later. his father is speaking out. to kill or hurt somebody, that is not my son. >> the sheriff's office in texas said his vehicle has been recovered. they are not searching it until they meet with virginia police and the fbi. news has learned that the hospital where he worked in the operating room suspended him w

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behind the officer's decision to go ahead and subdue the child. >> he got some bruises from the handcuffs's father says he is filing a lawsuit against the the police department and school district. school spokesperson says all procedures and protocols were followed. >>> updating a story we first brought you in july. we told but pat, a brian draft horse, almost certainly headed for slaughter. university of pennsylvania vet specialist stepped into save his sight and his life for that matter. pat was brian, beat up, under weight when he was rescued by large animal protection society in july. they teamed up with penn vets at the new bolton center. pat's left eye was too far gone but right eye could be saved. eye doctor made a incision in the right cornea, broke up cataracts and suck out the debris. >> it is awesome to see him especially so happy. he is at good weight. his wound have healed. he is visual. >> the rescued animals recognize when they are in the hand of angels and they tend forgive their past and warm up to their new people and they are just all heart. >> pat is ready for retireme

. >>> plus a pregnant music teacher in handcuffs.he terrible secret police say she was keeping from her husband involving a 14 year old. >> first though a story developing right now. a massive search to find this man police say he ambushed two state troopers killing one. they say he is armed. they say he's very dangerous and they say he wants to kill more cops and commit mass murder. good evening, i'm lucy noland. >>> i'm iain page. >> dave kinchen is live at the pennsylvania state barracks on belmont avenue where troopers are helping in the manhunt. dave? >> reporter: that's right. troopers here at the belmont barracks are involved in the search for corporal brian dixon's alleged killer. in fact, dixon used to work here until early this summer. now state police sources say his alleged killer is on the run and armed with very powerful rifles. >> you can believe that this will be the top manhunt in the united states from this moment forward. >> reporter: search intensifies for 31 year old eric matthew freen. the man state police inves

. >>> a man in handcuffs shot by police and killed, he was in handcuffs, what the department has to say about this. >>> also, thousands on the the streets of new york, rallying for change, and they are not alone, these marches took place all over the world, the alone, these marches took place all over the world, the important issue i'm stanley tucci and i love new york. alone, these marches took place all over the world, the important issue there's no place like it in the world. one of my favorite fall activities is visiting our world-renowned wineries and craft brewers. and, award-winning distilleries and cider makers. they're located all across our great state. come raise a glass to your favorites. plan your fall getaway at iloveny.com/fall there's something for everyone >>> a tornado ripped through michigan yesterday, this was a brief but powerful storm whipped up wind gusts up to 90 miles an hour, several roofs were torn off of homes. official says this tornado lasted about two minutes. meanwhile the the weather is helping fire fighters battling a fierce wild fire in northern califo

he is writing about victor white's unbelievable houdini handcuff suicide.thank you for being here this evening. >> thanks, rev. >> you think this story is unbelievable, why? >> you laid it out there, rev, in your introduction. first, the police say -- the police report says that a handcuffed victor white, with his arms behind his back, somehow produced a gun that they didn't find over two separate searches, shot himself in the back with it, and then six months later -- and that by itself, rev, is already unbelievable. but then the coroner's report comes out six months later and says oh, no, he committed suicide but still while handcuffed produced a gun that hadn't been found in two searches but shot himself in the chest. the first -- >> while handcuffed. >> while handcuffed. the second explanation doesn't make any sense. that's why i think it's important that family is calling on the federal government, the justice department, to do an independent investigation of this case. now i've heard last cases been involved, but they found marijuana and maybe a small

(handcuffs clicking) you really are a good-looking kid. come on.pouring) ow me (phone ringing) (sighs) anything i should know about? (phone buzzing) you have to go? no. you? no. so... what are we goto do aboute when my girlfriend gets back? find someplace closer than new jersey. i don't kning there's something aboutoser the long drive out here,sey. the anticipation. hmm? you'ow. at me. i'm not mad at you. we've never brought our work with us when we see each other. re madi'm not sure that didn't e when you walked into my office. we can't change who we are, frank. i mean, we can turn it off, sure. well... it's on my mind. i don't want to cost you your job. i have a different theory. do you? mm-hmm. so, this morning, sitting across the table from each other, the two of us knowing what no one else knows... (quietly): ...it was dangerous. then there's that. anderson: didn't know if you'd show. jamie: don't know why i did. maybe you want to find out how your brother died. joe died being a good cop. and your story about the blue templar... it's not a sto

that shows an altercation between a baltimore police officer and a man who ultimately ended up in handcuffs the big question is, did the officer go too far? jay korff reports. s the baltimore police officer hitting the suspect repeatedly on june 15. according to the incident report, moments earlier, he was loitering outside of a liquor store and was very intoxicated. according to the report, he yelled it up saturday at the officer. then-girlfriend walked away. officers followed. the six-year veteran of the force say that one point he pushed coleman three times. he then states in his report, "i went to place the mail under arrest. he got into a fighting stance and clenched his fist. i received a punch to the body." the video shows truss walking away when the officer begins punching him. the police officer lands real punches while the other officer holds back the suspect's right arm. benchley, coleman steps in. that is when he was charged with assault and resisting a rrest. baltimore police say they are conducting a full investigation and are asking anyone with information or evidence pertain

see i got my badge, got my handcuffs, and i got my citations in my vehicle. >> alfred how common is thathat's the first i have heard of it. but there are people that do crazy things in any group you want to point to. you can find them on the dallas cowboys, in the police departments, and in people who claim to be sovereigns. i would like to -- the man from southern poverty law enter said paper terrorism. how terrifying can it be to send paper into court? would you rather people shoot? set off bombs? do you have any idea how much work goes into trying to learn enough where you can file a credible lawsuit. >> alfred i think the problem is it appears to be used as an intimidation tactic where billions of dollars in false liens are filed against public officials to intimidate them. are you okay with that? >> are you okay with the idea that a man who commits a relatively minor crime can go to court and be sentenced to a lengthy sentence based on the idea of deterrence. we're going to ruin one man's life for a relatively minor offense. the whole concept of deterrence is retallatory and wrong -

we'll tell you what landed that driver in handcuffs. >>> protesting putin. demonstrators take to independence mall in protest of russian aggression in ukraine. >>> a pennsylvania state trooper is recovering tonight after an suv slammed into the back of his cruiser on the schuylkill expressway this morning. it happened on montgomery drive. the trooper is expected to be okay. state police arrested the driver of the suv and say he may have been under the influence. >>> we're just hours away from the crowning of a new miss america. a look at how the event is giving atlantic city a much-needed boost. ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. h

niece handcuffs but police say he was never under arrest.cops told his dad just feet away. >> deadly cobra on the loose for diss is caught. but it wasn't easy. how crews finally found and captured the hug ♪ >> from coast to coast and around the world people are remembering joan rivers tonight. the star died after complications from a minor surgery on her throat. she was being treated at a clinic in new york when she went into cardiac arrest last week. >> rivers was rush to the hospital and put into a medically induced coma passing away today surrounded by family and friends. fox's sharon crowley is live in new york tonight where fans are showing their love for the comedian. sharon report rt they certainly are. we're live outside joan rivers upper east side apartment here, and as you can see behind me, and you'll see from some pictures in few minutes, people have been dropping flowers and notes and coming by condolences not just from celebrities but also from just regular people who didn't know her but say she made them laugh. >> a pile of fl

to make a point, remember rudy giuliani popularized perp walks, he would take these guys out in handcuffs showing that this person was charged with a serious crime. i had a prosecutor do the same case where someone from pennsylvania came had a gun. >> legally. >> with two children in the car and she told the police and was arrested and they threw the book at her. >> you know why, i bet you ray rice and the people around him in the nfl got him the right lawyer who knows what to say. >> absolutely. >> it's about power. >> the only color that matters is green. >> fame is a double edged sword. we wouldn't know about ray rice if he was joe schmo. >> it's difficult to defend this guy, he deserves everything he has. because of his fame and the salary he had the punishment was severe, he loss 3 years of a 35 million-dollar contract. he paid $9.3 million. >> he'll never play again in the nfl. >> i don't know about that. >> things have been left as the prosecutor set it up, he would have gone through a 12-month program had the charges dropped and paid a fine, he would not have lost all that money.

i have guys that were working for me putting handcuffs on me and they felt terrible.ne 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 last five minut

. >> we took out the six individuals in handcuffs, put them in wagons, made sure everybody knew we'reot 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's sending a clear message. >> the way we're running our 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 with lights and sirens. >> the media picks up the story and within days it's national news. >> a group of teenagers arrested for tormenting another teen. and 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. h

. >> i don't think i deserved being in handcuffs.o you think that deserves being in handcuffs fully clothed? >> police are conducting an internal complaint investigation in the matter. >>> how the nfl handled dough mystic violence within its ranks grabbed the nation' attention of the one of the people at the center of the controversy is minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson. a texas grand jury has indicted peterson on a charge of abusing his four year old son and today the vikings said he will be playing this coming sunday. fox's tom liden live in minnesota tonight. tom arc lot of reaction over all that is going on right now. >> reporter: there sure s i got to tell you i think the vikings really thought by reactivatracketing him today ang we'll let the legal process kind of go about its own, they thought it would somehow take it off the front page. but i really think it just it right back on the front burner. there are no playbook in the nfl how you handle is a situation when your star player is accused of child a abuse the

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. >> this is video of victor trying to swim the 1.2 miles from alcatraz with handcuffs and leg shackled and towing a truck and did not wear a wet suit. he put a friend in a boat and towed him and he swims in the bay all year round. this could be the last year because for his 65th he said all he going to do is pick up the phone to make restaurant reservations. >> sounds good to us. >> congratulations. we will check with meteorologist mike nicco on what is going on. it is looking sunny. >> very bright. can you get a nasty burn if you are not careful. take the sunscreen if you headed out. we will talk about what happened this morning. beautiful sunrise before the clouds try to make it into the east bay valley and you will notice that every day the sun moves more to the right of the screen which is to the south as the dares are getting shorter and the nights are getting longer and we are seeing the microclimates develop overnight. we will look at the winds 24 miles per hour in fairfield and 14 at concord and ten in napa and you can see the onshore breeze. it is mixing up the marine layer wi

it was hard after facing walls for 15 years in handcuffs everywhere i went. i didn't adjust too well. i still became more assaultive, more combative, more violent. >> after 25 years of incarceration, randall had plenty of violent episodes to share. >> i had threw a bomb in an inmate's cell and blew his toilet off the wall, you know, blew a patch his leg off. an officer came to my door. i made a zip gun out of magazines. i shot him in the face. >> as the story unfolds about why he's there and what he's done in prison, it can send chills up your spine. it occurs to you, i'm sitting right in front of this guy. anything could happen to me. >> most of randall's violence was directed at his cellmates. >> i don't have a problem taking a celly. what i have a problem with is crack heads, people who don't know how to jail. people who expose themselves to female staff. i have a mother and sister. i don't play that. >> one cellmate sent him into a rage. >> he cut his victims up, he's laying up in his cell bragging to me about what he did. what got me is when he blew a 9-