eventually the customer had handcuffs and was held until the police arrived.poke with the customer by phone. he told me he thought the owner of was a police officer. >> he put me in handcuffs. [ inaudible ] >> so you were thinking the guy who handcuffed you was an officer but it turns out it was the owner of the store? >> yes, ma'am, yes, ma'am. >> although the incident happened in august, calls for the store to lose its license are gaining steam with more than 5,000 people citing an online petition on facebook. how does that feel to hear people responding to what happened? >> it makes me feel like i have a family. a family that i don't know about. >> that was tracee wilkins reporting. she spoke with the prince george's county police who told her it is perfectly legal for a detain someone in their store until police arrive. but we have learned that charges against both the owner and the customer have been dropped by the state's attorney's office. it is coming up on 4:26 in the morning. "news4 today" continues now with eun yang and angie goff. >>> now on "news4

tackles davis and according to davis puts him in handcuffs. until police arrive. he is not a police officer or licensed security guard, raises the question, is it legal for the liquor store owner to tackle and kind of a customer? circumstances a citizens arrest is lawful, attorney cautions against anyone taking at law into his or her own hands >> generally speaking, certainly the police send to disfavor citizens arrests. citizens run a risk of being injured personally >> fox 5 learned that wasn't the first tight the liquor store owner involved himself in an arrest. in july, this video shot by a passerby shows kim helping police bring down a trespassing suspect. he holds the subject on the ground until police get there. >> we went to ask him. if his actions are putting himself or anyone else in danger >> we're trying to get answers about i guess you essentially making citizens arrests. do you have anything to say about that, we ask you to leave politely >> he had us escorted out by an off-duty police officer. ivy said his actions could open himself up to physical i

he wants he wants pain to spend a regional john amaechi there and be let out of the parliament in handcuffs on the other hand there are those who say he respects. the opinions of a large part of the catalan population who say we genuinely want independence we have a long cultural tradition we have a strong economy going we forms in a sense that's why we voted for it harvey said would lead us forcing the sentiments but not by all means but. in a decent process in a process that would make sense and some for of a listen is actually research shows that is also a fact was the catalyst allusions so not to push things over the cliff we're looking now at live pictures inside the castle on that parliament looking at just as little tome for a man who has potential but looking at being led out in handcuffs to public policy at last in which i had a problem what is the view of prime minister mariano rajoy handling of this crisis . well it's been certainly a rocky couple of weeks for money on a. referendum actually took place on the first of october and money on the record has to be received a lot of cr

how did they end up in handcuffs? in san francisco may need to find another way to get to work. >>> good morning. temperatures today will be somewhat uncomfortable. 80 degrees in san jose, hayward , 88 degrees. 15-20 degrees above average. fairfield, 92 and 86 in danville. san francisco, 83 and mill valley, as well with 80s and 90s in store and north bay temperatures in the low 90s. we will talk about those record- breaking conditions, coming up. >>> chariot riders may need another way to get to work. state regulators shut down the shared subtle -- shuttle service last week. they said they failed three safety inspections. the vans have been a common sight around san francisco with thousands being shuttled daily. in a statement, they said even though chariot service is in full compliance with all regulations and we disagree with this order, we have complied with the order to suspend service. on friday, they said they will work on a resolution and also created a petition for users to sign and there has been no updates,

it may not reflect, it may not end up with donald trump in handcuffs, or anyone even much clother to him, but the fact of the matter is that someone right there in that campaign could end up in handcuffs and will have a very bad monday. >> how important is it for this indictment to be a dish best served cold. like michael is pointing out. early morning, nobody knew, now we get this news on friday and people get this 48 hour, 72 hour window to prepare. >> yeah, there is shock value in that for sure, but mueller will be interviewing these people. maybe giving a heads up, having that person prepare could be beneficial. mueller can offer some leniency here. it doesn't have to be act the charges if they're unrelates to russia or the president. he could put the kwesqueeze on extract more. >> and the president wants us to pay attention to the tax reform on capitol hill. i would like the reaction from our panel, take a listen. >> i think they realize if we fail on taxes that's the end of the republican party's governing majority in 2018. we will lose the house, lose ground in the senate, i c

police are searching from the air and the ground it find the man who escaped from a patrol car in handcuffs. tonight police got more than they bargained for. >> officers stumbled on a house full of drugs and weapons. keith jones is following this breaking story near tenth and russell street. a busy night for police. >> yes, it was. what start as a shooting investigation turned into a very dangerous scene unfolding here behind me. if you look at your screen, there was a whole lot of heroin found in a home right down the road here. in fact you can see it on sky force 10. the swat team had been called in to defend the house. just in case the drug dealers came become. >> reporter: tonight a man shot in the chest here at l street. witnesses say the gunman is two miles away at tenth and russell. officers arrived and arrested this man. the get away driver. and chased a gunman and placed him under arrest. when they got back to the car. he was gone. >> he was not in the car. somehow he was able to get out. of the police vehicle. >> reporter: in handcuffs behind his back. when a cay nonine tracked th

and so versus putting the handcuffs on him, at 20 years of age, they put the handcuffs on me at 11. aleem: for many, it is shocking to see those numbers in black and white on an american marriage certificate. shocking still to know that in much of the country, there is nothing to stop it happening again today. aleem maqbool, bbc news. laura: well, that disturbing report is the first in a series aleem is doing on issues you might not associate with united states. most of you are familiar with the mayor of a city, but what a night mayor? it sounds unusual, but in the city that never sleeps, someone will hold that official title. new york is appointing the first director of the office of nightlife, in charge of promoting the city's night scene. reporter: it is the city that never sleeps. on the surface, nightlife in new york looks vibrant, but to cite just one statistic, smaller live music venues have declined by more than 20% over the last 15 years. the new night mayor's main challenge, to promote nightlife business community in a city that feels under siege. the driving force behind

. >> 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 was on the other side of g house and we 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 in the corner of my mouth and inside of my mouth and also had a cut on my forehead and my nose. >> burks internally was charged with assault on the officer and resisting. i think it took three or four different staff members to actually restrain him. >> as a result, burks was transferred from general population to the custody control unit while officials determine what sanction he will receive. at a minimum, it will include a move to the secured confinement unit where violent inmates are housed in single man windowless cells 23 hours a day and lose many of their privileges, including contact visitation. few people know more about how difficult life i

the crowd cheered as the aggressor was led away this handcuffs. -- away in handcuffs. >>> we have beenn the wentz wagon for a while. wentz is number one. >> there it is. there it is. we got one here. >> we had these early on. >> according to dick's sporting goods store, wentz's jersey is the highest selling in the entire league. wentz took over the top stop from none other than new england quarterback tom brady. that's no small feat, folks. get ready to see more number 11 jerseys not just in philly but around the country. nbc10 went down to a local dick's in morristown and spoke to a local grandmother picking up a few eagles jerseys for her family. one is the wentz jersey. we asked her about the young quarterback, and she said she's a fan for other reasons besides football. >> he's tall, handsome, he's a redhe redhead. tom's son is a redhead, so we're partial. he's an amazing quarterback. i'm an eagles fan. i went to the super bowl. and i raised my boys and grandson to be eeagles' fans. >> tall, handsome. the wentz jersey is the third best seller but that could change by the end of the

and so, versus putting the handcuffs on him at 20 years of age, they actually put the handcuffs on mein black—and—white on an american marriage certificate. shocking still to know that in much of the country, there is nothing to stop it happening again today. with all the sport, here's karthi at the bbc sport centre. good evening mishal. lewis hamilton has won the united states grand prix but that wasn't enough to claim this year's world championship quite yet. hamilton's nearest rival, sebastian vettel, finished in second place in austin, which means the title race goes on to mexico next weekend. 0ur correspondent david 0rnstein reports. a grand entrance for the star of formula one. lewis hamilton with eyes firmly on the prize. potential number 4, eyes firmly on the prize. potential number a, potentially just 56 eyes firmly on the prize. potential number 4, potentiallyjust 56 laps away. his only challenger sebastian investigatele. hamilton stands on the verge of glory for a reason. he has dominated the season, winning four of the previous five races and duly regained the lead on lap

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and so, versus putting the handcuffs on him at 20 years of age, they actually put the handcuffs on mehite on an american marriage certificate. shocking still to know that in much of the country, there is nothing to stop it happening again today. the songbirds ofjava in indonesia are facing extinction because of huge demand for them in wildlife markets. they're trapped and sold to buyers who prize their musical sound, but some species may disappear within the next ten years, unless urgent conservation action is taken. victoria gill reports from java. the steep slopes of mount mala bar, west java. our guide knows this lush forest inside out. it's where he made his living. this isjust showing me how you make a bird trap out of some sticks from the trees around us and a piece of string. aye...and then it's caught. yeah. where would those birds go? he no longer hunts here. he's now a conservationist. but in forests across java, songbirds are still trapped in vast numbers. pramuka injakarta, the largest wildlife market in asia. up to 16,000 birds can be found for sale here in a single day.

, not in handcuffs, how does this go down?> it's a good question. but as is often the case with good questions, the answer is it depends. what does it depend on? it depends on the level of cooperation that's been going on between this particular subject and mueller's team. so in my public corruption experience with the fbi, if we had adamantly uncooperative subjects that were thumbing their nose at the offers we were offering them, we'd show up at their door, take them out in their pajamas, handcuff them and bring them into the office. i've had the exact opposite extreme where there's negotiated turnovers. they show up at an appointed time. they don't want to go to the fbi office, they want to go to the marshal's office. i had one case in miami, florida, where the public official wanted to meet at a doughnut shop in order to not come -- not have people come to his house and embarrass his family and not come directly to the fbi office. so all of that is negotiated. all of that depends on the message mueller's team wants to send

. >> the guy put me in handcuffs. the guy that was in the store when it went down. >> reporter: oh, so you're thinking the guy who came in and handcuffed you was an officer, but it turns out he was an owner of the store? >> yes, ma'am, yes, ma'am. >> reporter: organizers have held protests like this one at the shopping ten ter asking the public to support closing the store. although the incident happened in august, calls for the store to lose its license are gaining steam with more than 5,000 people signing an online petition on facebook. how does that make you feel to hear people in the community responding this way to what happened? >> it makes me feel like i have a family, like a family that i don't even know about. >> against that customer and also the own 0er of the store have all been dropped. i went to the store and asked them for comment. they directed me to their attorney who has not returned my phone call asking for a comment. i talked to prince george's county police about the store owner handcuffing this m

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cleared by the tight security here, causing trouble within inches of the prime minister, ending up in handcuffsng and applause. back in the hall, an ovation in support to will her on. even though there has been chatter about her suitability for thejob for weeks. it was at least good fodder for a joke at labour's expense. i was about to talk about somebody i would like to give the pas too, and that isjeremy corbyn! cheering. as she tried to press on, to make the case for markets, new plans for housing, schools and capping energy bills... she coughs. ..she began to falter. stuffed with a cold all week. what were meant to be bold statements were repeatedly choked by coughs. voice cracking: the deficit is back to precrisis levels. it sounds as if my voice is not on track! more than an hour on the podium. in some moments, it felt as if she wouldn't go on. hear, hear. the home secretary telling colleagues to get to their feet for ovations, to give the prime minister time to recover. the chancellor, yes, the chancellor passing cough sweets to try to help. i hope you noticed that, ladies and gentlemen,

when he was brought in, i made a photograph of him with his handcuffs. he was pointing at his mouth, sort of under his eye, and his comment was, do you see what they did to me? the homicideinto office, which is where he stayed. a little bit later, the gun -- police walked in carrying the gun overhead to get in. there were probably by that time at least 100 photographers and reporters in that hallway. about an hour later, marina, the oswaldnd margarita arrive also to go in the homicide office. photographed that. we were then just waiting. the "times herald" and upi had decided that i should stay there to see what happened. later that night, at the urging of the networks, they took us down for a lineup. the thing that was very interesting about that time, that is when walter cronkite came on the air to announced that president kennedy was dead. the photograph they showed was my picture of them in the motorcade on cbs. that was the first picture they showed. that was because i got it back to the office, got it processed quickly, and they transmitted it quic

particularly if we do see them on and other members of his movement being led out of buildings in handcuffs that could really provoke the thousands who gathered here on friday to celebrate in defend independence into defending what they say is the new and independent state and charlotte speaking of those protesters you know carla's first among called for passive resistance what could that look like. before we've seen so far it could be what we're seeing just here the site behind me they've got the flag that marking catalan independence as i said it has been very peaceful so far on himself has been clear that he doesn't want to see violence on the streets he said that in a statement on saturday he said he wanted democratic resistance other than others they previously in the build up to this within the independence movement had said that they'd like to see they would suggest civil unrest if they don't get their own way if spain does start imposing some of the practical implications of direct rule perhaps even blocking government buildings to stop officials from madrid taking charge so far tho

." >> reporter: one by one, the brothers were led away in handcuffs. their lawyers were upset it had to be so public. >> they are going to parade these kids up this walkway. >> reporter: nine of the ten are charged with misdemeanor hazing. but matthew nachin is also charged with negligent homicide, a felony. >> wish that could be repaired very easily, can can't. >> reporter: max gruver died. authorities say naquin and two others forced him to drink answers wrong. his blood alcohol level was .495, six times the legal driving limit. sources say he was passed out for at least nine hours. they checked on him during the night and he woke up with a weak pulse. his mother wrote, my son is dead now. >> reporter: so far, they deny all wrong doing. steve osunsami, atlanta. >>> airbnb addressing the concerns of a couple who recently rented a site and found a hidden camera. ♪ private eyes ♪ they're watchin' you ♪ they see your every move ♪ baby ♪ private eyes ♪ they're watchin' you >> i feel a little guilty singing along to the sound, this hall and oates song is r

very carefully if for example we start seeing images of him being let out a gun the buildings in handcuffs that could really inflame a situation that so far been quite calm it's certainly not something that his supporters want to see there were thousands of people on the streets here on friday celebrating independence and they will not take well to seeing the arrest of the man that they say were responsible for bringing them just stand so the waiting game continues outside the president's offices in central barcelona thank you very much for that charlotte now for some of the other stories making the news this monday in kenya opposition leader. of the rally in nairobi as the standoff continues over that country's repeat presidential election but it is called a voter sham the electoral board is expected to decide whether to reschedule voting where protests block turnout or to declare victory for incumbent president who can ya. president donald trump sharply criticized an investigation into his twenty sixteen campaigns alleged ties with russia this is u.s. media reports the first arrests in t

. >>> the time is 5:49 and bay area animal activists are led away in handcuffs after storming a bay area shop. >>> a florida community issued a chilling warning about a possible serial killer on the loose. >>> good morning. take a look at those high temperatures. we are talking about the heat and it is on with 93 in santa rosa and 914 napa with record- breaking conditions. in the north bay today and tomorrow, we have a dry heat and jaclyn, over to you. >>> we are tracking 23 minute delays approaching 680, going on 205 over 2680, due to a motorcycle crash blocking a lane. more details in the next traffic report. >>> at least five are dead after a typhoon crashed in japan with 120 mile-an-hour winds mixed with rain battering the central part of the pacific coast. tens of thousands are under evacuation orders. power was knocked out, forcing train and flight delays in the storm was downgraded to a tropical depression as it moved off the island. >>> police in tampa are warning people in one neighborhood not to walk at night after shooting deaths of three people that apparently had no ties to

tackles davis and according to davis, even puts it in handcuffs. until police arrive. he is not a police officer or license security guard. it raises the question is it legal for liquor store owner to tackle and kind of a customer? in circumstances a citizen's arrest is lawful. but former prince george's county states attorney glen ivy cautions against anyone taking law in his or her own hands. >> generally speaking, certainly the police tend to disfavor citizens arrest, they discourage it, for sure. citizens run a risk of being injured personally in the event while making the arrest. >> reporter: fox 5 learned that wasn't the first time the liquor store owner involved himself in an arrest. in july, this video shot by a passerby shows kim helping police bring down a trespassing suspect. and even holds the subject on the ground until police get there. so we went to ask him, if his actions are putting himself or anyone else in danger >> we're trying to ask you about making citizens arrests. do you have anything to say >> he had us escorted out by an off-duty police offic

the strategy of help not handcuffs started here and spread throughout the country. but after a much publicized and encouraging start, the police chief here is facing a stark reality, things are not getting better. >> we have seen an increase in fentanyl. fe it is stronger than heroin. >> reporter: it is an opioid, even a tiny dose of it can be lethal. craig uses fentanyl, like everyone we met on the street, he wants to stop, but says he can't. >> i am addicted to opiates. >> reporter: what do you do in the street? what kind of opiates? >> the thing is, every -- all the opiates right now is fe fentanyl so everybody is dying. >> reporter: it is about to start pouring in boston. these people that can't live without their pills and needles will sleep in dirt that will turn into mud. are you afraid you're going to die from this? >> i know i'm going to die from this. >> reporter: are you afraid you're going to die from this? >> not really afraid. honestly sometimes it just just seems easier. >> reporter: gary tuchman, cnn, boston. >> not very afraid, but her voice shaking

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i say why are we both in handcuffs then? >> you're ripping on everybody.raid god is going to see my act some day. and that he's going to do something and make me not do comedy no more. like make me blind. it must be cruel to be a blind comic. i'd have a little ear piece and the system would say black guy at 2:00 and i'd be like [ laughter ] wow. i think i see a black man. and the audience would be like how did she know? and i'd be like because i smell the cocoa butter. [ laughter ] >>> lately, corporate america -- starbucks. i mean, how much coffee are people drinking? i mean, you give people directions using starbucks. after starbucks, make a left, go up two starbucks, make a right. here's the tricky part. you're going to come to an intersection with starbucks in this corner and starbucks, i'll be the coffee bean on the other side of the street. i drink it to wake up in the morning. i'm not getting emotionally involved with this stuff. you walk into starbucks, they're a little nutty. would you like a smooth -- with a -- side. give me the coffee. drink it.

his multistate odyssey came to an end with handcuffs around his wrists, six shot and three of them dead. >> it's wednesday night. the man police say is responsible for a shooting in maryland and delaware. chris christie is in wilmington with the full story. >> that's right, jim. it's tips from the public that helped police capture prince. his car was spotted near glasgow high school and residents notified police he was seen walking in their neighborhood. >> radee prince had nothing to say as he was escorted by cops into the wilmington police station after setting off a multistate manhunt. it was tips to police that helped them spot their killer. >> they were able to apprehend him and recover the gun where he through it. >> "action news" was there when authorities captured him near glassco high. the 37-year-old is acoul accusef killing three of his five coworkers and ro driving north to gun down the man on the northeast boulevard in wilmington. >> calling the shootings targeted, police say prince knew each of his prey and had a beef with his most recent victim. >> prince is not a bad guy

he was placed in the back after cruiser in handcuffs. at the same time, foot pursuit and police captured the suspected shooter, a 19 year old man, when they returned to the car, lamekconde was no where to be found. down the street, russell street, into a garage. the garage door was open. when police went into the garage following the scent, that's when they found a whole another investigation. they found large quantities of what appeared to be packaged heroin. >> hundreds of bundles downstairs, upstairs, in some living quarters, uncut heroin, scales, money, weapons, all of it valued at more than $100,000. as for the shooting victim, he's recovering at temple in stable condition, the get away driver still on the run this morning, of course, they say he was in cuffs yesterday when he was able to escape, whether he's still in those handicuffs, we don't know. but he is identifiable by a tatoo on his right eye. karen? >> all right, lauren, lot happening there. 4:04 is the time. another developing story, unbelievable, two young lives taken way

once police got him in handcuffs they took him right here to the wilmington police department. so this morning police in two states maryland and delaware pretty relieved that this guy has been caught and he's off the streets. we're told the wilmington victim, the guy who was shot here in this city is in stable condition. expected to survive. for now, i'm live in wilmington, matt delucia. >> as you heard matt say, a tip led to radee prince arrest in newark. >> chasing down and arresting the suspect. one woman talked about what it was like to have police and federal agents flood her neighborhood. >> i just pulled in to come home and then i look and i'm like, they're on our street. it happened here. they're right here. >> during the chase in delaware, prince tossed away a handgun which they did cover. we were the first to report on his capture on the nbc 10 app. you can sign up for the free app so you can have the alerts sent right to your phone and we get new information. >>> it's 6:35. now to other top headlines. starting with star power on the campaign trail in north jersey. >>

taking the handcuffs off in many cases.allowed for -- greater authorities for strikes in somalia. we might see the same type of thing happening in niger, mali. we have seen air strikes in libya. so, i think that we are likely to see, even a greater militarization than during the obama era. that, that, trump will, abdicate responsibility to, to commanders on the ground. and that they will, take that opportunity, to, to increase their authorities and increase u.s. military operations. >> what hope do you have that congress can or will interveen and slow down the plans? if you want to look back. they abdicated responsibility when it comes to war powers, by and large since world war ii. but, you know, maybe, hope springs eternal. that, that, president trump might be able to engender a movement in congress to take some of their, their, powers back. what should they be doing with regard to the expansion of our military on the continent. in some ways i think the questions are above my pay grade. first place they can start is effec

now, prince george's county police say that it is perfectly legal for an owner to handcuff and detain someone inside of their store. reporting live in largo, i'm tracee wilkins, news >> that's surprising. >> and we didn't know that. >> thank you, tracee. to our weather now, it's a beautiful early fall day right now, but get ready for a drastic drop in the temperature. >> we have a frost advisory, doug. >> yeah, that's right, ladies. frost across our area by early tomorrow morning. that includes most of the area's west of i-95. got to be a very cool night tonight and already shaping up that way. sun going down, by the way, in just about 20 minutes. yeah, those numbers are going to fall quickly. 63 right now in d.c., 56, only 56 in ocean city. not a good beach day. 54 in state college. we'll see much cooler air develop and move into our region. that's why we do have a frost advisory tonight. does not include i-95. west of i-95, portions of montgomery county, loudoun county, fauquier, cull pepper county and points to the west are all under that frost advisory as temperatures tonight will

seventeen year oldest caped while still wearing handcuffs.sday night, skyfox was over the scene. officers arrested 19 year old alleged shooter about an hour earlier in juniata. this is different story here. police found a heroin factory with $100,000 in guns, and drugs. >> so these are the suspect behind. this is an attack. the guy walking around the car, a delivery driver. see that right there? pistol whipped him, knock him to the ground so hard he becomes unconscious and was unconscious for days. police are looking for those young men, responsible, let's get right out to steve keeley to explain. >> well, friday night light did not mean friday night football for this team of five young guys. as other guys their age, likely on local football fields, these guys hit in a non-way. got shrugged so hard from behind from a gun he was unconscious for the next three days, but the friday night light, you will notice in the surveillance, at the gas station, lit the place so well, you see the attack. you see the car gets stolen. then you see the origina

los angeles county sheriff's deputy used a ring instead of handcuffs to capture his girlfriend's heart sheriff's station using a traffic stop to propose. they thought she was a dui suspect before saying yes to his arresting proposal. >> yeah. you wouldn't be so happy about that, pulling you over to do something good for you. that's it for us on abc 7 news at >>> tonight, hurricane strike. one of the fastest-moving tropical systems ever in the gulf. hurricane nate delivering fierce winds and dangerous flooding. we go inside a casino under water. and now, the massive rain maker heading to the northeast. >>> pence protest play. the vice president walking out of an nfl game after some players kneel during the anthem. president trump says he asked pence to do it. >>> nasty exchange. the president unleashing a twitter storm against a top republican senator. that senator now calling the white house "an adult day care center." >>> justified force? the deadly encounter after officers stop a man on a bicycle. what police say he had in his hand. and why the suspect's family says they went too far

one black guy, gets held up, he was not in handcuffs. its sad you know . they are out here to save us. you know they help us and keep the peace. and people are reckless, don't care about anyone but themselves.>( darya ) police say that this is the s-u-v that the suspect was driving. they found the s-u-v just two blocks from the d-m-v. you can see the front driver's side is damaged. ( james ) firefighters say they've stopped the forward progress of a wildfire burning in santa cruz county. the bear fire has burned 300 acres in the mountains near boulder creek. the fire is 15- percent contained. this morning.. evacuation orders are still in effect. at least seven people have been hurt... including firefighters. one looting arrest has been made. ( james ) a petaluma woman is behind bars this morning áagainá ... she's accused of stealing mail and committing fraud against santa rosa fire evacuees. katie lehnhard was arrested on monday after a mail theft victim reported fraudulent charges on her bank account. using a cancelled check ... police

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, when we start to film, it's actually daunting. because 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, new staff, it can be daunting but i love it. >> it's msnbc "lockup" and we're filming "lockup," i don't know if you've seen it. it's a documentary series about life inside -- >> tracy is our ambassador. 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, i'd like to talk. >> go,

they never gave us handcuffs overrule in congress. there are some people that have to be held accountable. get the documents, and give it the exposure that it needs. that's the sunlight. the disinfect tant and we'll get closer and closer to the truth. >> harris: movement on that story. we'll be watching it as it happens. no doubt you have heard the president's doj has now settled lawsuits over the tea party targeting by the irs. the attorney general today is forcing the irs to apologize for this behavior. >> i'm glad there's an apology. but there's some people that should have gone to jail. they were taking away constitutional rights from law abiding citizens who wanted to participate. now they're finally coming around to apologize, after the fact, instead of actually the prosecuting people. i would love donald trump and what he's doing on lots of facets. the biggest disappointment i've had with president trump is he allowed john koskin as the irs commissioner. earned have been fired on day one. i tried to impeach the guy because i th

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. >> reporter: the suspected keller in handcuffs, caught after eluding police for nearly ten hours. only 30 miles from where the shooting began. >> he was taken into with no incident, nobody hurt, no further civilians hurt and our police officers safe as well. >> reporter: it was just before 9:00 a.m. at this suburban office park outside of baltimore when the gunfire erupted. >> i have a 40-ish male. >> reporter: the employee was shooting at co-workers at advanced granite solutions. police descend on the scene, telling people outside to take cover. kevin doyle telling our stephanie ramos he saw three men running from the building. >> they were terrified. >> reporter: a lone shooter with a handgun. schools placed on lockdown. businesses sheltering in place. three people dead, two others correct call critically wounded, the suspect identified as prince. he gathered his co-workers to execute him. prince apparently a man with a troubled past. earlier this order was sought against prince after he allegedly punched an employee at a previous job. the boss felt threatened after he returned

. >> large crowd in oakland, police lead dozens of animal right activists out in handcuffs. >> we did not commit a crime. >> reporter: direction action everywhere began taking animals out of cages and walking out of the store with them. >> we could see the animals feel pain just like us. they cry. the birds, you can hear their screams. >> reporter: they say they are taking the animals to a vet. the police detained 22 activist cited them for trespassing. >> time to confront them and that recognizing other animals as individuals. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> species of them. >> the owner was not available but a family member said he believes it is being unfairly targeted. >> my cousin told us they came there to -- [ indiscernible talking ] >> they want to free the animals. [ indiscernible talking ] >> what is this? no respect for our business? >> family from yemen insists they are following all the county codes. in some cases they are slaughtering loud animals. >> are you attacking their way of life? >> when it is a culture that is already under siege. >> we are the activist w

a man running with handcuffs who is fast. spend one night every once in a while and streets and i can't sleep because it's so dangerous and you just stay alert rats are running around running over people running in their trance and often people get beaten or assaulted or raped and that in effect can damage your health pretty quickly. so i'm all for tiny houses but there has to be restroom facilities and shower facilities because otherwise we're putting people in treacherous living conditions just as if they're living in a tent. and this is why and the shelter keeps an open door policy but he's struggling to keep up with demand i can see right here right across the city shelters are full up many have to turn people away the simple fact in l.a. is there's just not enough shelters there are not enough beds forty seven thousand people experiencing almost this and there are about twelve thousand shelter beds or transitional housing beds even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in there's n

. >> i was in handcuffs in february. i was screaming the cops are too tight.hey said i was fine. >> he said he wants justice for the injuries he sustained during the arrest. to his back, and that, and hands. in his notice of claim he has for $5 million. the nypd did not respond for request. >> thanks diana, let's bring in our panel. jeanette, and wayne, wayne, your mayor part of being a mayors keeping the peace. it seems to me if have protest over the past year so. many have gotten violent. doesn't sound like the cops or anything wrong. >> we don't know. the issue is this young man will have his day in court based on allegations and will find that out, there's videos all over. certainly it's a free judicial system. we have no other information to say who's right or wrong. i do know they declare black lives matter a civil rights organization. they recently were sued. it's a movement not an organization. >> aren't they their own worst enemy? the started on the complete law of hands up, don't shoot. everywhere they go someone's getting arrested, they're not help

you're going to have bullets, handcuffs.'re going to have flashlights. >> we're taking heavy fire. >> you see what i'm doing? why am i standing like this? >> it's happening. >> put your hands in there. >> oh. >> that's my favorite. >> oh. >>> "e.t." has exclusive outtakes from girls trip, out in ♪ ♪ i will always love you >>> oh, hard to believe it's been 25 years since whitney houston declared her forever love in "the body guard." and keltie knight joining me now. the movie sound track is still the best-selling sound track of all time. >> not hard to believe. the first cd i owned, by the way. more music is coming with whitney houston, i wish you love, more from "the body guard." that is out november 17th. >> previously unreleased studio and live recordings. it will be good. >>> speaking of live, or lively, you don't get more lively than miley cyrus and "carpool karaoke" do you? >> no, you don't. we have the behind the scenes secrets. the first secret, the timing. a production source tells "e.t." miley filmed with corden abo

police rushed in and were able to handcuff williams. crash will be okay after a few days off.ams faces several felonies. >>> in a surprise visit to the white house briefing room, the white house chief of staff addressed the recent controversy over gold star families. he lashed out at the congresswoman who listened in as the president spoke with the widow of one fallen soldier. abc news reporter maggie ruly has the story. >> reporter: general john kelly compelled to address what he sees as an unfair attack on the president over calling the families of fallen soldiers. >> when i talked to president trump about how to do it, my first recommendation was, he not do it. i said to him, sir, there's nothing you can do to lighten the burden on these families. >> reporter: kelly, a retired four-star general and a father, lost his own son, robert, who was killed in 2010 after stepping on a land mine in afghanistan. >> president obama, who was my commander in chief when i was on active duty, did not call my family. that was not a criticism. >> reporter: but kelly spared no criticism for d