strangers shackled together by a pair of handcuffs.rrissey are led to the bus in the loading area. >> when the line of prisoners was getting on the bus, tracy and mary were the last two prisoners of a long line of prisoners. >> and that's when they make their move. >> because it's silt sitting fairly low to the ground you have to be pretty small to be able to crawl under this bus and then maneuver yourself around so that you're hanging on that train. >> but watch closely. initially they were not last in line. mobley waits for the perfect moment to switch positions. >> tracy mobley was the ringleader in this. there was no doubt she was the one who came up with the idea because she had a felony hanging over her head. and mary morrissey was just here for misdemeanor traffic things for which she probably would have gotten a fine. >> after their disappearing act, a full five seconds ticked by before a sheriff's deputy appears in the loading area, but he doesn't seem to notice anything's amiss. >> doesn't somebody watch the video while the p

>> slipped the handcuffs and tried to get somebody. >> how?op my thumb and slide it down, tried to rush the guy. the guy turned the corner and, i guess, was gone. and me and the sarge, the sarge grabbed me when i did it, wrestled and went to the ground. i just laid there and let him put the handcuffs on me, got up and walked to medical. >> after we took him to medical, he got stripped and had the shanks on him. >> what we have here is an improvised weapon that was removed from chris shiverdecker. he attempted to assault an inmate earlier today. shiverdecker claims he's had issues with one of our prison gangs that's been giving him some strife over the last couple weeks. he actually fabricated this out of a piece of a pencil sharpener. you could see the rivet right in there. and he attached a paper clip to it. put plastic cellophane around it and put a rubber band around it to make it more easy to handle, specifically when it gets full of blood if he were to slice somebody. >> how did you get the weapon out there? >> how did i get it out there

they would notary loose any information on the man in handcuffs or the officer.septa headquarters, dave schratwieser, "fox 29" news. >>> police are looking for three young men who robbed two people in roxborough. they say all the robbers were wearing masks when they grabbed a wallets and phones o victims t gun point on gearhardt street. they jumped into the victim's car and took off and drove to west philadelphia where one of the robbers used the stolen cards at 2atm's. know anything about this give police call. >>> congressman brendon dan boyle wants a formal congressional hearing to investigate any hearings related to ground water contamination that. includes the horsham air guard station in montgomery county. what official tested ground water near that area they detector chemicals used in fire fighting foam. officials shut down nearby wells and started handing out bottled water to residents. >> all right a lost action in your fox 29 weather authority right now. kathy? >> yes, we have colin making landfall along the coast here. the big ben area of the panhandle

witnesses said he was handcuffs at the time. physical evidence showed he was not handcuffs. civil rights groups are demanding more action. >> it's unacceptable to see the laws and policies and procedures be used to justify the killing of an unarmed person. >> the fact is, jamar clark dictated the circumstances that night and the officer's actions were necessary to prevent injury or death to themselves or others. >> the decision comes after the county attorney also declined to file charges saying clark was reaching for an officer's gun. the police department is also conducting an interm investigation and clark's family has suggested it might file a civil lawsuit. >>> meanwhile, the family of a south florida man killed by police is expressing realeaf and learning the officer will face charges. cory jones was waiting for a two truck when the officer eventually caught and shot him. raja is expected to make his first court appearance this morning. >>> stunning numbers from the city of chicago. month of may saw nearly a 40% increase in the murder rate. it's not just chicago. other

why are you in handcuffs then? >> this guy was packing. ounce in every pocket. 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. card on you? he got it off the internet, have to go to the doctor. the doctor has to give you one. >> he truly believed that cannabis card would make it okay never would have tried that, even with a real cannabis card. >> the criminal is taken into custody and charged with possession. and because he tried to bet with the pot he may face additional charges of possession with intent to distribute. >> after they put him in the car and locked -- and handcuffed him and everything, he still thought he did nothing wrong. >> what exactly were you thinking at the time? >> i don't know. >> you don't know what i'm talking about? i just saw video of you placing down a couple of buds as part of your bet. you don't know what i'm talking about? okay, that explains a lot. >> this is the craziest th

what they saw happen at the table next to him that landed one man in handcuffs and made them internetelebrities. >>> it's a race for president already has you scratching your head you haven't seen anything yet. a political candidates strips down in front of his party. why he says he had to do it. chris? >> reporter: some special kids driving special cars. i'm chris o'connell. 1 underline ♪ lehigh judge says pro wrestling star jimmy super snuka incompetent to stand trial. that ruling came today to determine whether he should face trial on murder and manslaughter charges. the 73-year-old wrestler took the stand and often seemed confused as he was questioned by the judge. the judge said she doesn't believe that snuka is capable of faking symptoms of dementia. snuka was charged last year in the death of 23-year-old nancy argentina. >> philadelphia woman accused of planning to join isis now has a date set to appear in court. key i don't know in a thomas will head to trial on october 17. prosecutors say she tried to support the terror organization and even attempted to travel overseas to le

>> 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

while it's unclear exactly when and where this happened, or what preceded the man being placed in handcuffshe officer scene taking him to the ground. septa's internal affairs is investigating the incident but the police chief is going a step further. he asked anyone who has more video or who witnessed the incident to give them a call. >>> we are getting a look at the moment where is a baby was snatched from his mother inside king of prussia mall back in march. the newly released surveillance video shows a woman chatting up the baby's mother inside the mall. it then shows her quickly walking away with that baby. police found the baby unharmed that night and they arrested 32-year-old sheree am more. according to authorities she confessed. police say she told them she'd given birth a few weeks before and her baby had died. am more has court date later this month. >>> start tomorrow the general public is getting a chance to get tickets for funeral services for the late muhammed ali. muslim funeral service will be held at the freedom hall a rona in louisville on thursday. ali won his first pro f

why are you in handcuffs then? >> he still didn't think he did anything wrong even 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 take

while it's unclear exactly when and where this happened, or what preceded the man being placed in handcuffs the officer scene taking him to the ground. septa's internal affairs is investigating the incident but the police chief is going a step further. he asked anyone who has more video or who witnessed the incident to give them a call. >>> we are getting a look at the moment where is a baby was snatched from his mother inside king of prussia mall back in march. the newly released surveillance video shows a woman chatting up the baby's mother inside the mall. it then shows her quickly walking away with that baby. police found the baby unharmed that night and they arrested 32-year-old sheree am more. according to authorities she confessed. police say she told them she'd given birth a few weeks before and her baby had died. am more has court date later this month. >>> start tomorrow the general public is getting a chance to get tickets for funeral services for the late muhammed ali. muslim funeral service will be held at the freedom hall a rona in louisville on thursday. ali won his first pro

. >> reporter: three years later, chen says, fbi agents marched her out of her office in handcuffs. >y co-workers all looking through the windows. and they watched me being taken away. >> i think prosecutors are feeling pressure to bring these cases. i think investigators are excited about bringing cases that may be high profile. >> reporter: attorney peter zeidenberg, a former federal prosecutor who represents xi and chen. he believes both american citizens are collateral damage in the government's war against chinese economic espionage. that fear of chinese economic espionage it is not unfounded? >> no, i am not suggesting that it is. what i am suggesting is notwithstanding that fact, before you put handcuffs on some one and take them away, that you got to make sure that you have got your case together. and that the facts add up. >> reporter: in these cases -- >> facts didn't add up. >> reporter: xi faced a justice department narrative worthy of a spy thriller. prosecutors accused hem of collaborating with various government entities in china, of scheming for years to obtain revolut

left of them back to their homeland. >> it would be very satisfying for me personally to put the handcuffs 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 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 honduras. age 17. >> leli elizabeth farafino,

what i am suggesting is notwithstanding that fact, before you put handcuffs on some one and take themour case together. and that the facts add up >> reporter: in these cases -- >> facts didn't add up. >> reporter: xi faced a justice department narrative worthy of a spy thriller. prosecutors accused hem of collaborating with various government entities in china, of scheming for years to obtain revolutionary american technology, and e-mailing photos and blue prints of the technology to the chinese. specifically, this american-made device called a pocket heater. it is used to make a super fine coating that maximizes the flow of electricity. in exchange, prosecutors said he would be showered with money, property, and prestige in china. >> the very first word coming out of my mouth was -- that's absurd. that is really absurd. >> why? >> reporter: it turns out the device xi was discussing with his chinese academic counterparts wasn't a pocket heater. it was aom heating device that xi was developing. he planned to share it in scientific publications. it was an earlier generation of this one.

. >> jessica, he walked in to the front doors of the courthouse this afternoon but left in handcuffs. and we just learned that not only is he accused of targeting victims from the gilroy school district but also adduced of targeting students from a high school here in san jose. former gilroy teacher douglas lei was trusted to teach and now charged with 20 sex crimes against nine teenage boys. ages 14 to 16. some of them former students in his chemistry class. prosecutors say he attempted what is often referred to as catfishing on-line. >> mr. lei pretended to be a teenage female and contacted young teenage males and started conversations with them for the purposes of engaging in sexual conduct through the internet or through messenger services and soliciting child pornography and pictures of the young minor victims. >> today, lei, out on bail, walked into the santa clara county courtroom in a suit, only to leave in handcuffs, after the judge increased his bail from 50 to $475,000. prosecutors say five of the victims attending gilroy high, the rest attending other high schools in isn't

and literally got roll handcuffs and were stuck in the hand cuffs.he realtors were freaking out, whole embarrassing mort filing situation. >> it was in a bedroom? >> no, old people in the attic. they were like old -- >> why in the at snuck. >> why hand cuffs up in the at snuck. >> hidden box? i don't know. >> couples have the box, you know? >> the boom boom room kinds of snipping. >> ya. >> someone just tweeted this is really smart, i have to try this,pb and j before my first days, and i wasn't hungry, too nervous to eat with him. so eat before. >> i've heard that far. >> why don't you just go for drink then, eat before just go for drinks. >> well, i never heard of drafting season, i love it. boom, in philly, almost drafting season, get ready, babe. >> i seems kind of creep toy me. >> why? >> putting a label on people. >> another name for the same thing. >> like men in heat during this time of year. >> what's wrong with you? >> like on the prowl. >> should line up women, or men -- >> line them up? making it seem real -- >> like batch lore or bachelor

manzo somehow slipped out of his handcuffs and used them to hit the officer several times.fficer suffered cuts and a significant facial injury. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> last month, the body of ponsetia park was found in a suspected pond. her suspected killer turned himself in a few weeks later. her death has left a gaping hole in her family's heart, especially in her mother's. "today in the bay" has this story that you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> you worry about your child every day. every day. >> reporter: andrella hannah buried her child six days ago. the body of ponsettia park was found in a pond. >> her head was split across. >> reporter: the official cause of death, blunt force trauma to the head. >> her nose was smashed in and part of her face was gone. they had to reconstruct her face. >> reporter: authorities believe eric nelson killed her 25-year-old daughter who andrella says was six weeks pregnant with his child. >> she was trying to get away from him. >> reporter: she claims he was physically abusive and needed drug treatment for a problem

i'll never wear another pair of handcuffs or shackles ever. >> maybe it took this for you to do that.eauchamp, rudy gonzalez is also anticipating a release from prison. but with only two days left to serve on his eight-year sentence, he's in the midst of a meltdown. >> is this what i have to do to get someone to [ bleep ] listen to me? they won't [ bleep ] help me out! >> gonzalez was moved to a holding cell after cutting himself again after a dispute with staff over his rec time. >> i did one, two, three, all at the same time. it was so bad, i cut my vein, it started squirting. i'm trying to make it home, but at the same time -- >> he's cutting his wrist bad. he's been suicidal before. now you want to put him in a cage for no reason? >> an inmate in a neighboring cell appears to offer gonzalez some support. but things aren't always what they seem in prison. >> he hates women, he's a rapist. >> that's the case with the baseless accusation coming from the inmate in the next cell, meant only to rile up someone else or perhaps just pass the time. gonzalez in fact is serving time for arso

no handcuffs, freedom >>> brexit remorse? let's play "hardball."g, i'm joy reed in for chris matthews. the world reacted with shock that the united kingdom decided to leave the european union, and it's a decision that could have huge repercussions, not just

they had to get carried out in handcuffs, many of them here today. they succeeded in shutting the i don't know if it gets their attention there at walmart headquarters in arkansas or not. >> these protests seem to be growing at these companies. >> reporter: yeah, they do. >> at mcdonald's, walmart, thanks, jeff. breaking news from the campaign trail. donald trump saying his vice presidential search has been narrowed down to four or five politicians and that his short list includes some vanquished rivals that have dropped out of the 2016 presidential race. he is considering at least one ex-rival who has so far refused to endorse him but in his words will come over to my side, he predicted. two veep finalists expected military officials, but he says he's less likely to end up choosing one of them, quote, because of the fact i think i'm going to do very well on national security, end quote. so who do you think that is in your mind? i got a couple ideas. let me know what you think at twitter and on facebook. >>> just another day at the ballpark, until th

video starts with the exchange between the septa officer and man in handcuffs.is playing out at frankford terminal. man refuses to comply with the officers command when he asked him to sit down. within moments the situation escalates right there you can see it and the officers takes a more aggressive approach using his leg and body weight force ago this man to the ground. >> he didn't to have do him in that type of condition when he was arrested. in the cool at all. >> cops say sit down, have a seat because then you can work things out better. >> what would i like to see the officer, could have used another method but in addition to that the office are tells young manny need to sit down maybe the young man should have complied. >> septa officials received tape saturday afternoon after this incident happened. internal investigation should be finished in two weeks now and so far names of both people involved have not been released. >> i have a heck of a idea on television. instead of you telling me what is heard on the tape why don't we play it. >> we can do that.

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and do you see who's at the other end of those handcuffs? my god...leon. [chuckling] look, frank.u arrested leon? my leon?! technically now the state of new york's leon. i've known this guy 40 years. since when is it a crime to sell merchandise at far below wholesale prices? you should've seen his warehouse. fake designer luggage. imitation jewelry. "macintush" computers. [robert and marie laughing] hey, wait a minute. didn't you buy my engagement ring from leon? relax. he assured me it's a one of a kind flawless diamond. it's a fake. it's a fake?! hey, how do you know that's a fake?

these are the handcuffs. and in case anybody got a little too interested, the key is there, too, just in case. well, this is not the greatest exhibit in the museum, but it talkst of something that a little bit about what the museum does today. when he was chairman of the nevada gaming condition -- commission. we have on our website and interview i got to do with harry reid, where he talks about his days with the gaming commission. it was quite a period for him. he had been through a couple of electoral defeats. he goes on the gaming commission and he keeps his name in the news. what he did not suspect was this is when the fbi was really going through organized crime families, state officials are clamping down. so he ends up adding the closure of casinos, dealing with a lot of public controversy. including a guy pictured right frank "lefty" rosenthal. he had this confrontation over frank "lefty" rosenthal for a license. i think you call this great cinema, bad history. but in the course of this, ried had to cal

a camera to detect heat signatures, handcuffs, folding knife and pepper spray. after seizing the knife and pepper spray they let him walk decided to double check and found in his office with a revolver in his pocket loaded with five hollow point rounds. he swear when he found it. he posed a grave danger to the senior officials meeting across the hall. he accused him of conspiring to commit workplace violence and he says the two-way radios may indicate he has a coconspirator who may pose an ongoing imminent threat to high level united states officials. a linkedin profile for a jonathan lists him as analyst and former u.s. army medic that worked briefly at the national reconnaissance office. a search warrant application says he has top secret clearance with access information. >> in his neighborhood near the train line to d.c., neighbors said they never saw anything suspicious. >> man, that is really way off base. >> double that might be true about him -- do you believe that might be true about him? >> that doesn't seem nothing like the guy i spoke to. again the o

. >>> several people were taken away in handcuffs following a protest over immigration in the spring garden section of philadelphia this afternoon. demonstrators blocked the ramp connecting the vine street expressway to 15th street. the group linked arms and sat in the road and they are protesting the supreme court decision ta blocked president obama's plan to shield millions of immigrants from deportation. police arrested five demonstrators. >>> one of the most popular coaches to ever work in philadelphia has died. former eagles head coach, buddy ryan died at age 82. and jaime apody, ryan really tapped into the philadelphia culture and fans adored him. >> despite the fact that buddy ryan never even won a playoff game here. ryan was the most philadelphian coach we ever had. he was from oklahoma and he was tough and brash and his players played that way for him. he made a name with the chicago bears as the defense coordinator, the blitzing attacking d gave them a super bowl title in 1985 and ryan was the first defensive coordinator to be carried off the field by the players. his recor

clark's dna on the handcuffs, and the deeply conflicted testimony about whether he was handcuffed, we determined that we could not pursue this case based on a prosecution theory that mr. clark was handcuffed at the time that he was shot. in fact, we reached the conclusion based on all of the evidence we reviewed that the evidence suggested that t mr. clark was not in fact handcuffed when he was shot. amy: we'll go to minneapolis for more on the shooting of jamar clark later in the broadcast. kenneth starr has resigned as chancellor of baylor universityy in texas. his resignation comes after he was demoted from his post as baylor's president last week amid a shakeup over the university's mishandling of reports of sexual assault by football players. the firestorm has also prompted the resignation of baylor's athletic director and firing of its head football coach. an investigation ordered by baylor's board of regents found officials discouraged reports of sexual assault, treated the football program as above the rules and even retaliated , against someone who reported sexual assault. be

. >> this is the first time i ever had to handcuff and shackle a nude man, and hopefully it's the lasten, too. >> an innocent passenger violently attacked with a hammer. >> his intention was to kill.

. >> jimmy: you would be in handcuffs for something like this, right? >> no parents would have allowed me to coach their kids. >> jimmy: no, they would not. >> i'm a changed man. i have a lot of understanding to give these kids. >> jimmy: you've been doing it far long time. >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: do you love it? >> i love it. i had a kid that was in the super bowl that was in my league. >> jimmy: that's got to be exciting. wow. >> the denver broncos. >> jimmy: and he passed the drug test and everything? it was okay. >> he did good. flying colors. >> jimmy: this is your return to hip hop album art you got here? you did like a funk album, a reggae album, and this one is -- is it correct to say it's old school? >> gangster rap is back. >> jimmy: cool ate comes out next month and snoop's "high road" tour with wiz khalifa kicks off july 20th in west palm beach. snoop performs for us after this. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank will arnett and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. nightline is next but first, his album "cool-aid" comes out in july. here wit

these are the handcuffs. and in case anybody got a little too interested, the key is there, too, just in case. well, this is not the greatest exhibit in the museum, but it is part of something that talks a little bit about what the museum does today. when he was chairman of the nevada gaming commission. we have on our website and interview i got to do with harry reid, where he talks about his days with the gaming commission. it was quite a period for him. he had been through a couple of electoral defeats. he goes on the gaming commission and he keeps his name in the news. what he did not suspect was this is when the fbi was really going through organized crime families, state officials are clamping down. so he ends up adding the closure of casinos, dealing with a lot of public controversy. including a guy pictured right above him, frank "lefty" rosenthal. he had this confrontation over frank "lefty" rosenthal for a license. i think you call this great cinema, bad history. but in the course of this, reid had t

it is unclear exactly when and where this happened, or what preceded the man being placed in the handcuffs the officer is seen taking him to the ground. septa's internal affairs is investigating the incident but police chief is going a step further. he asked anyone who has more video or who witnessed this incident to give them a call. >> reporter: former as tro naughties facing murder charges after a crash that left two young girls dead. james, junior was driving in alabama when he hit a car carrying the girls monday morning. a preliminary investigation indicates that alcohol and, speed may have been factors in the crash. he is free, on bail, he flew on five different shuttle missions between 1994 and 2,000. >>> o.j. simpson has been behind bars for eight years now, and nevada department of corrections is showing us what he looks like today. thinks a new mug shot of the 68 year-old. simpson is currently serving a prison sentence forearmed robbery. he is eligible for parole, next year. meanwhile a former police officer and friend of the simpson's dropped a bomb shell. ron ship told new york

the driver was checked out, put in handcuffs and taken away by police. ray and the mother were in the back of the house and were not hurt. however, their cat is missing and feared dead. all the first one shock you. after that, as long as nobody in the house is hurt you don't care because everything will be repaired. >> everyone was checking in with ray. his neighbor, perry be has lived next door since 1963 and seen it all. so the obvious question for ray: will you move? >> he says no, he has been here too long. >> we will stay in the back of house and watch everything. maybe put a ski ramp. >> by advice? >> pray. pray. it will be all right. put some bigger poles in the ground. >> ray is not alone. i talked to the person who lives across the street from ray and she told me their property has been hit twice in the past six months. >> crazy. the warriors flying back do cleveland today following the stunning loss to the cavaliers. draymond green will be back on the court with the dubs on thursday after serving his one game suspension. the warriors hosting a

they handcuff him. others arrive to render first aid. he survives the gunshot and is taken to a waiting ambulance and on to a hospital for surgery. on monday his lawyer asked that he be released to home detention pending trial but the judge said he's a danger to the community. the secret service says he told an officer he came to the white house quote to shoot people. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> a number of crew members are missing after two trains collided in a fiery head-on cash in texas. boxcars erupted in a ball of flames forcing authorities to evacuate nearby residents out of fear for their safety. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: in north texas today, a blazing inferno, this video capturing the moments after impact showing boxcars falling like dominos next to a growing fire ball. just before 9:00 a.m. two freight trains 30 miles northeast of amarillo, colliding near the town of panhandle. cargo containers crumbled and burning as authorities rush to rescue the crew members on board. >> do we have any en

. >>> new information tonight about a woman found stabbed, shot and left in handcuffs.two women have been taken into custody, one of them shavon armstrong of wilkesbury. armstrong turned herself in on friday. >>> jury deliberations will continue tomorrow in the corruption trial of congressman shoka fataugh. a recording shed some light on the deliberations. >> the question is, are we at the point where there is a deadlock as opposed to -- that's the issue. >> reporter: the recording appears to be a sidebar conversation with the judge and all the defendants. it comes in the jury room last thursday. but the judge told the lawyers to stay silent on the details. fataugh is accused of taking bribes and averting campaign money to pay off his son's college loan debt. >>> mayor mckinney signed philadelphia's new soda tax into law today. it puts a one and a half sales tax on soda products, regular and diet. some of the tax could be passed on to customers. they already hired a lawyer saying the new tax is unconstitutional. >>> new at 11:00, a community's call for action after a re

he allegedly had camera, handcuffs, two way radios, a knife and pepper spray. they did let him continue to his office inside and about an hour and a half later an agent searched him and says he found a revolver in his front pocket loaded with five hollow point bullets. lakey's office was right across from a top level meeting. >> that's really way off base. >> do you believe that might be true about him? >> no. that don't seem like -- nothing like the guy that i spoke to. >> wanky at this point has only been charged with carrying a pistol without a license in d.c. a judge did release him on his own on cog sans -- recognizance. >>> tomorrow morning we should learn the fate of the baltimore police officer facing the most serious charges in freddie gray's death. officer benson ops for a bench trial. the judge expected to make his decision tomorrow. as soon as that verdict is in we will send out on the wusa9 app. >>> prince george's county commuters are finding new ways around metro's latest shutdown. wusa9 transportation reporter pete muntean found there are new un

only on news 4, we will tell you how this 11-year-old went from handcuffs to high honors. >> they snowhave to worry about the other stuff, the ♪ ♪ >>> thousands of the juveniles are arrested in the district every year, many of them commit crimes later in life but a program has been having tremendous success, making sure a first offense for a young person is their last. only on news 4 tonight, how boxing is helping one young boy turn his life around. >> reporter: like to many kids, bernard got in trouble at a young age. unlike many kids, he's getting a second chance and it starts here at this gym. like most days now, bernard's mom drops him off at this boxing gym on benning road. toefd was graduation day. the 11-year-old achieved high honors in his elementary school class. a few months ago, bernard and his mom weren't sure they would make it to today. bernard had been arrested for being in a knife fight at school. >> two boys and my the bathroom. one had a knife and put it on a little boy's stomach. >> reporter: despite the violent nature of his offense he was allowed to enter a diversi

police officers marched two suspected robbers out of nearby wilson high school in handcuffs. according to sources, the two are not students there and real wilson students pointed out the two teens attempting to hide among those lingering after school. >> we had a stabbing several months ago. >> jonathon bender chairs a task force after an increase in robberies and violence incidents in the area this spring in which the victims and in some cases the suspects were high school students. >> at our last meeting we had the person in charge of juvenile prosecutions. >> reporter: bender says the mask force is looking at ways to trace the progress to include prosecution and its outcome. >> on these violent crimes we need to see more followup. some of that maybe better preparation of cases but certainly more aggressive stance, i think. no information available as to what the two men arrested have been charged with or if they have been charged at all. live in northwest, jackie ben n bensen, news 4. >>> to politics now. donald trump's tongue lashing for the media for questioning him abou

although we did not see anyone taken away in handcuffs. a woman saying the elderly woman inside was her grandmother. that woman went into the house carrying her baby. >> how's your grandmother? >> she's distraught. >> she is? >> yes. >> reporter: the gun was stolen from an fbi agent's car on sunday, an area so well known for car break-ins neighbors say it's almost a daily occurrence. >> i can't believe someone is so stupid as to leave a gun in their car. >> reporter: keeping guns from being stolen is a high priority but agents are people and things happen. over the past year, nine guns have been stolen out of law enforcement cars in the bay area. the fbi says it was surveillance video that led them to this house here in bay view. in bay view, mark matthews, nbc bay area. >> thank you, mark. we've just learned of a critical breakthrough in the debate over body cameras for san francisco police. today, the police union officially signed off on a plan to equip officers with cameras. the current proposal would allow officers to watch the footag

was out on bail, walked into the santa clara courtroom today in a suit only to end up leaving in handcuffs. he's charged with 20 sex crimes involving nine male victims ages 14 to 16. >> five of the nine john doe victims are students at gilroy or were and there are additional victims from other high schools. >> today, prosecutors asked bail be increased from 50,000 to $475,000. the judge agreed. >> this is a cat fish case. it was kind of a new case we're starting to see in this area where he used instant messenger service. in this case, it was facebook. >> prosecutors claim he created a fake persona and -- explicit images. what somebody is charged with, two different things. that's not jump to conclusions! lay's family appeareded in court today, but declined to talk to us. just last week, high profile civil rights lawyer gloria allred filed two lawsuits allegeding the district failed to stop lay from harassing students under his supervision. even after being warned by parents. lay allegedly victimized students for a year and a half. he was -- after facebook noticed something suspicious and

the schmuhls lead police on this high-speed chase and ended with police putting andrew in handcuffs while he was only wearing a diaper. schmuhl said he was taking more than a dozen medications for back pain which put him in a mental fog. >>> a simple flip of a switch might have saved six lives including a gaithersburg mom and her two young children who died in their home in a fiery plane crash. the ntsb today concluded the pilot's failure to engage the de-icing gear on his small jet caused the crash a year and a half ago. the safety board is urging the faa to develop a new automatic alert system for small jet pilots and it is pushing for more training for people who fly single pilot aircraft. >>> ken gibel who lost his wife, and two of his children were at today's hearings. >> good to know this accident was preventable and hopefully down the road this will never happen again with their work today. >> the pilot approached gaithersburg air park slower than he should have for conditions 20 seconds before impact a warning stall, stall, stall, 13 times. >> wow. >>> a fairfax city man is being

. >> put me in handcuffs and everything. >> you want to see the whole thing head on over to rightthisminute.com tv show or you can see it on our mobile app. >> yeah we're just doing like i -- >> that is a hilarious -- >> we have fun doing it. hoped you like watching it see you next time. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television istribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: so chris brown has a way with women. he went off on his publicist. it ended up either she quit him or he fired her. charles: extends -- depends on who you ask, i guess. harvey: it didn't end before he said bitch, you in my nightmares. charles: that was the ending. let's take you back to the beginning of this. harvey: she made it a nice thing. charles: nicole, a very well known, accomplished publicist in town is chris brown's publicist. she sent him a nice text to tay -- say congratulations on tall

they say that the -- the neighbors say they're impressed with the police work that ht suspect in handcuffs within five minutes. but they are also saddened and scared that a woman who was just doing her job was fatally stabbed mere in broad daylight and robbed as she lay bleeding on the sidewalk. >> i was working on the cornerÑ and i heard a loud thump. so i was curious and i ran outside, and i saw the victim on the ground. >> reporter: the victim was a construction worker suffering from a lethal stab wound. she had been holding this stop sign. >> i drove in and i saw her right before i got into work. and she was fine. >> reporter: but soon after, neighbors who didn't want to go on camera say they heard an argument. >> then i saw a puddle of blood on the side and that's when i realized it was more than that. that a's when i called the cops. >> reporter: standing over the victim and going through her pocket, a woman witnesses say was in her mid-20s who had been here before. >> she was in my business before. she seemed like a normal person. we made small talk and i didn't see anything like wh

was caught carrying a loaded gun inside dhs headquarters and also caught trying to bring knife, handcuffs and other equipment on to the campus. officials say there was probable cause he was conspiring to commit workplace violence. his neighbors are surprised by the accusations. >> he was hardly ever out. you would just see him occasionally up there. always clean cut, you know, nice guy. >> the house committee on homeland security calls the case troubling and will likely discuss the matter this morning at a committee hearing on capitol hill. >> massive fire is leaving close to two dozen people looking for somewhere else to live this morning. it took more than 50 firefighters to put out the flames at second and orange streets in southeast d.c. wednesday morning. three people had to be burns on her hands. no one was seriously hurt, though. investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what caused that fire. >>> imagine no water for the first two days of summer. that was the case for 15 families in southeast. it was shut off because the condo association for the complex on good hope ro

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and hundreds as police led him away in handcuffs, he is now facing assault weapons charges. the guy that diallo is charged with killing has a rap sheet a mile long. >>> four people were hurt when their house blew up in houston texas. the family pet was killed. neighbors say they heard the explosion and saw a huge fireball. you can see it right there, coming from the home. and the debris from the home was found several blocks away. once the fire is out, authorities are going to start investigating to try to find out what triggered that blast. >>> okay, summer really feels like it is >>> welcome back to the news at noon. should the mother of terrorist syed from her son's life insurance policy, they carried out the attack in the inland regional center in san bernardino last year where 14 people were killed and 22 others were seriously hurt. the couple was killed in a shootout with police. now the u.s. attorney's office is asking a judge to block the $275,000 payout for farook's mother who is the beneficiary on the policy. one of the survivors, julia paez agrees. >> i do not bel