really needs to stop playing grand theft auto in antioch stanley roberts kron 4 news (vicki) the milwaukee police cam footage... from the violent arrest of n-b-a player sterling brown. some of the police body camera footage was released last month.... it shows officers stepping on sterling while he was on the ground and mocking him... (vicki) some city leaders in milwaukee are demanding change after the city's police chief admits he hasn't seen ááall the video from the night officers tased brown. milwaukee mayor tom barrett says he doesn't agree with how fragmented the video releases have been since the january incident. reporter brendan cullerton has the details and shows us more of the video... natspolice video: "anybody got a taser?" // "yeah"new video keeps coming out on sterling brown's january arrest for parking across two handicapped spaces in a walgreens parking lot at two a-m.police video: "taser, taser, taser" // "aaaagh"mayor tom barrett says he's been talking with milwaukee police chief alfonso morales about protocol for releasing body camera footage. mayor tom barrett/milwaukee: "i d

three milwaukee police officers suspended. but tonight, the mayor growing frustrated, claiming police never showed him all of those body cam videos. david? >> whit johnson, thank you. >>> next, president trump ramps up trade tensions tonight, calling for a new tariffs, this time of $200 billion worth. china's commerce ministry calling it tonight, quote, blackmail, and vowing to retaliate. the brinksmanship making investors verve nous. the dow falling 287 points today. >>> china, meantime, is welcoming a visitor tonight. north korea's kim jong-un, in beijing with president xi. a surprise visit. it's the third visit this year, and tonight, we've learned that here at home, secretary of state mike pom pail yoel has abruptly canceled his visit to the capital tomorrow to brief lawmakers on the status of the agreement between the president and kim jong-un. here's abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz tonight. >> reporter: kim jong-un is back on the world stage, bolder than ever. miss lhis motorcade speeding hi throu

body camera video from january shows brown being tased and violently arrested by milwaukee policefter an alleged parking violation. at the time, police said brown was arrested on suspicion of resisting arrest. he was ultimately not charged, and three officers were suspended. >>> much of the country is dealing with severe weather this morning. radar shows storms stretching over parts of the upper midwest and into the northeast. video shot outside a home during a severe thunderstorm in saratoga springs, new york, shows a tree toppling in high winds. >> wow. >> a driver took video of several downed trees in saratoga springs. heavy rains caused widespread flooding throughout the midwest, washing out many roads, downing in wisconsin, flooding is being blamed for at least one death. governor scott walker declared a state of emergency in five counties. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, escalating the trade fight. president trump threatens dramatic new tariffs against china. >>> and a new branch of the armed services the military turns to the frontier of space.. turns to the fro fr

judgement or bias but the question is our body cam is really the be all end all of police report take the recent events in milwaukee wisconsin involving the police and be a rookie sterling brown back in january brown was confronted by a group of police officers after illegally parking in a handicap space he was then wrestled to the ground and tasered by the officers for refusing to take his hands out of his pockets brown was eventually given a two hundred dollar ticket for the parking violation and officers had pushed for an obstruction obstructing an officer charge but that was overturned after body cam footage was reviewed body cam footage that only now six months later is finally being shown to the public milwaukee police chief alfonso morales publicly apologized to brown in may five months after the incident occurred stating i'm sorry this incident as collated to this level the department conducted investigation into the incident which revealed members acted inappropriately and those members were recently disciplined. but are after the fact apologies veg disciplinary action and much delayed body cam footage rea

last month, the milwaukee police released body and squad car videos that showed sterling brown's january arrest. now, new video shows that shortly after officers discussed potential accusations of racism and overtime pay. >> we're trying to protect ourselves. >> reporter: a new body camera video obtained by mill water station wisn showed officers expressing concern over the perception of sterling brown's arrest. >> if he makes a [ bleep ] complaint. >> oh, yeah. >> and then any little [ bleep ] thing that goes wrong is going to be, oh, the milwaukee police department is all racist, blah, blah, blah. >> reporter: initial video released last month showed brown being thrown to the ground. >> that's aaser, taser. >> reporter: and tasered after he, pa parked his car in a hasp out walgreens. in a second body camera video, an officer seen stepping on brown's ankle after he's on the ground. >> you're stepping on my ankle for what? >> reporter: an officer then begins to question if brown is a milwaukee bucks player. >> what you think? i look familiar, don't i? >> i need to go on the overtime boar

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police thought was a gun. clark was shot eight times. . >>> milwaukee basketball brown has filed a playlaerwsuit ngstaglia police. brown was tased and arrested while awaiting a parking citation in january. police said he did not remove his hands from his pockets as ordered. brown was never charged with a crime. last month, the milwaukee police chief issued an apology. three of the involved officers were temporarily suspended. eight others had communication training. >>> it is 6:39. a brush fire comes dangerously close to a los angeles landmark. >> plus, a new warning from scientists about the san andreas fault. >> and the growing safety concerns about a tesla autopilot cheat device. >> and the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the big board. you can see the dow is up about30 points. comi mcdonald's new fresh beef quarter pounder is so gos speechless. so here is gabrielle union. od ,you knowga i can 't res ist ar 100% fresh beef juiciness. you're all i think about. griffith observatory, in the hollywood hills. it took nearly 100 firefighters to knock down the fire last t. they had it >>> in

. >> nba player sterling brown suing milwaukee police department foressive force. back in january, brown was talking with officers while waiting for a pking ticket outside a con veeps a storend officers used a stun gunn him because they say he diddi not ately remove hands from pockets as ordered. police chief apologized last month after body cam video of erest was public. milwaukee mayor responded t lawsuit and his take he hopes it will help to improve the relationshipetween please and residents. >> and new details about officer intlved shooting las week in montgomery county a the officeran guzer that shot and killed rteert refused to give a statement to investigators. dy camera footage shows prior to the shooting became combative and assaultth the the officer more than once. friend and family said white had a history of mentaltroubles. >> in the district the national parkervice received initial application for a rally toy mark the 1 year in charlottesville, virginia. rally sake organized by jayso kessler. who organized the ral limit the protest of civil rights abu

oh, milwaukee police department -- >> reporter: the complaint pointing to alleged racist facebook posts by one officer. who also wrote, nice meeting sterling brown of the milwaukee bucks at work this morning. lol. >> you're stepping on my ankle for what? >> reporter: they say they used the taser because brown was aggressive and resisting. despite video at one point showing standing him calmly with hands in his pocket, brown sharing his story with our robin roberts. >> what we can do is we can keep fighting, keep bringing attention, keep putting pressure on police departments and the officers and, you know, the mayors, and -- everybody, to try to make change. >> reporter: and brown was given a parking ticket but never charged with a crime. three of the officers involved were suspended. and the milwaukee police chief apologized to brown. >> when i sat down with him to do that interview we didn't have this new video. the video that whad before was bad enough. but this new video is just more chilling and just really stands up to what he was telling us. >> annd that's why they say the apolog

heard celebrating after he is approved overtime pay and in a surprising admission the new police chief in milwaukee says that he hasn't seen most of this footage. >> i wasn't expecting any of that to come out. i didn't see half of the videos, either. >> city officials are unhappy that police didn't release the video themselves and are calling for a public audit of the investigation. >>> time now 6:40. another bay area city is considering a new tax designed to help deal with an influx of tech workers. >> and another potential scandal involving epa administrator scott pruitt this time connected to chik- fil-a restaurants. ♪ when i first came to ocean bay, what i saw was despair. i knew something had to be done. hurricane sandy really woke people up, to showing that we need to invest in this community. i knew having the right partner we could turn this place around. it was only one bank that could finance a project this difficult and this large, and that was citi. preserving affordable housing preserves communities. so we are doing their kitchens and their flooring and their lobbies and the grounds. a

bucks player sterling brown.in it you can see a milwaukee police's ankle..shortly after he was tasered and arrested.((ken)) this latest video comes two weeks after the department released another video showing just how quickly the situation escalated.((pam)) now, that city's mayor says, he does not agree with how fragmented the video releases have been ... since the january incident. the incident started... when brown parked across two handicapped parking spaces at a walgreens. brown was then tackled and tasered by several officers.the initial police report described brown as aggressive.. but once the video was released the police chief apologized.the new video shows when officers finally discovered that brown was an nba player.one officer could even be heard saying... he hopes the bucks make the playoffs.three officers were suspended after the incident for up to 15 days.brown's lawyer says they intend to file a civil rights lawsuit. (pam) new video tonight-- showing a man kicking a homeless person in san francisco. surveillance video was just rele

. >>> nba player has sued the city of milwaukee and police department over a violent arrest.giving him a citation. one of them used a taser on brown. the federal lawsuit claims officers used excessive force and discriminated against him because he is black. >> 12 minutes he was left sitting or laying on the ground after being abused. this kind of conduct must stop. >> the police chief apologized to brown last month but has not commented on the lawsuit. milwaukee's mayor says he hopes the lawsuit will be a turning point and help improve relations. >>> one of the stars of black panther honored the hero of the deadly waffle shooting. this is going to live in your house. >> he had no idea he would be getting a chadman trophy. oakland native ryan coogler directed "black panther." >>> cutting down on theft and apartment lobby >>> three-month old baby bald eagle that fell out of its nest is at a rehabilitation hospital in the east bay. leslie brinkley was there as doctors examined. >> one little bruise, h bruise,h lucky. >> reporter: lucky. to lindsey wildlife experience in walnut c

n-b-a player sterling brown is suing the city of milwaukee...after police officers there used a stun aukee bucks player filed a federal civil rights suit against civil rights suit against the city and its police department. it claims the police made a wrongful arrest and used excessive force during a confrontation between brown and officers outside a walgreens. brown was accused of a brown was accused of a parking violation outside the drug store. in video released by police-- officers were seen taking brown to the ground and tasing him.(sot) "mr. brown hopes that real discipline will be issued for the violation of his constitutional rights. and finally that the city will sit down and together come up with creative ways to invest in the community and to organizations that will help train police officers that will help us as a city heal. and mr. brown would hope that this city would act swiftly and that when he hits the floor this next season in our new stadium that we celebrate and that milwaukee is an example to the country of what a city can do to turn itself around." the police chi

. >>> nba player sterling brown suing the milwaukee police department for excessive force after thisle waiting for a parking citation outside w convenient storen officers used a stun gun on him because they said he didn't take his hands out of his pocketoon enough as ordered.hi the policef apologized last month after the bod camera video was released. the mayor of milwaukee responded it will help improve the relationshic betweene and residents. >>> happening today, the fbi will announce national campaign to alert the public about the rise of sexual assault

sterling brown of the milwaukee bucks filed a lawsuit today against the city of milwaukee and its police department for the incident in january. body cam video shows the moments after police used a stun gun on brown during a parking violation arrest. the suit accuses police of excessive force, unlawful arrest and targeting brown because he is black. the police chief has apologized to brown, who was not charged. three officers were suspended. >>> tonight, federal health officials say smoking in america has hit an all-time low. about 14% of u.s. adults were smokers last year. that's down 16% from the year before. the new numbers also show fewer high school students are taking up the habit, but there are still more than 30 million adult smokers in the u.s. >>> and if you're tired of trips to the pharmacy, one of the largest drugstore chains, cvs, is launching a nationwide service that will deliver prescriptions right to your door. it'll cost $4.99 and medications will arrive in one or two days. the move comes amid speculation that amazon will get into the prescription drug business. >>> whe

judgement or bias but the question is our body cam is really the be all end all of police reform take the recent events in milwaukee wisconsin involving the police and be a rookie sterling brown back in january brown was confronted by a group of police officers after illegally parking in a handicap space he was then wrestled to the ground and tasered by the officers for refusing to take his hands out of his pockets brown was eventually given a two hundred dollar ticket for the parking violation and officers had pushed for an obstruction obstructing an officer charge but that was overturned after body cam footage was reviewed body cam footage that only now six months later is finally being shown to the public and walking police chief alfonso morales publicly apologized to brown in may five months after the incident occurred stating i'm sorry this incident as collated to this level the department conducted investigation into the incident which revealed members acted inappropriately and those members were recently disappointed. but are after the fact apologies beg disciplinary action and much delayed body cam footage

milwaukee. in january police fired a stun gun at 23-year-old sterling brown, over a late night parking violationw, new body cam video shows after the arrest, officers talked about possible accusations of racism, and overtime pay. >> a new body camera video obtained by milwaukee station, wisn shows officers expressing concern over the perception of sterling brown's arrest. >> initial video released last month showed brown being thrown to the ground. >> taser. taser. taser. aftehe pardisar in two handicap spots outside a wall greens. >>en a second new body camera video, an officer is seen stepping on brown's ankle after he is on the ground. >> an officer then begins to question if brown is a milwaukee bucks player. >> what you think, i look familiar dent i.noew video, an officer appears to call a supervisor to request overtime pay. new photos also obtained by wisn shows the injuries to brown's face and bed after the arrest. brown was briefly jailed. but never charged with a crime. hours after the incident he played in an nba game with bruises on his face. when the initial videos were released milw

killed in the line of duty, milwaukee police officer has died in a car crash while chasing a suspect, details on why this is especially hard for the wisconsin city. we will tell you about it when we come back from this short break. another setback for facebook, this time the social media company is blaming a software bug for making posts public even if users did not want them to be public. this is affect 1-g 4 million people, are you one of them? the new backlash this morning. back in a moment with that. the day after chemo might mean a trip back to the doctor's office, just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta helps reduce infection risk by boosting your white blood cell count, which strengthens your immune system. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. applied the day of chemo, neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the next day. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if

judgment or bias but the question is are body cams really the be all end all of police reform take the recent events in milwaukee wisconsin involving the police and be a rookie sterling br.

. >>> a police officer in milwaukee has been killed after his patrol car flipped over during a pursuit. the suspect was accused of reckless driving. the officer who died was only 23 years old. another officer involved in the crash is in stable condition. >>> recovery crews in guatemala have suspended their search efforts with the death toll from sunday's volcano eruption approaching 100. some villages are buried under ten feet of ash. that ash is so hot it's melting the tires of rescue vehicles. six children burned by those ash clouds are now being treated at shriners hospital in galveston, texas. the care will cost more than $1 million per patient. >>> meanwhile we have new video from hawaii this morning as the number of homes destroyed by the kilauea volcano is now over 600. lava has buried two housing developments on the big island and also evaporated an entire lake. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this friday morning. more than 4 inches of heavy rain mixed with mud to produce this thick red floodwater that swamped oklahoma city's metro area. emergency crews rescued more

like what in your opinion what fundamentally needs to change about policing and police departments in places like milwaukee. and. mark what what needs to happen on a fundamental level i learned some very simple things. totally reform how policing works in america number one police officer who lived bottom was an example if you're a police officer about a more you should have to live by the city you had to live in they work in. something american neighborhood number two cops should be held accountable you do something wrong you go you don't get to go through eighty seven thousand steps of redemption you know be treated like the rest of us and we're going to screw up you know if we're sitting at work and you crack me and i hear what a bug you're probably you know i'm going to see you. but it's probably not going out on a job it's only normal person why didn't why should you have those extra powers if you implement those two small things he was tossing the change quickly most definitely will do walk ins always a pleasure to have you on and talking about this today well i'm sure tragically and i will be the la

. >>> and police in milwaukee are expected to release more details today about a deadly pursuit that r with two officers inside flipped over as they were chasing a reckless vehicle. the police chief says it killed 23-year-old officer charles irvine. a long procession of police vehicles escorted his body to the medical examiner's office, he's the first milwaukee officer to die in the line of duty in more than 20 years. quite a scene overnight in wisconsin. >>> and damaging storms are taking aim at the northern rockies. showers and thunderstorms are pounding the area, from northern colorado to the canadian border. gusting winds and hail are the main threats. and denver airport has been forced to divert some flights because of the heavy wind. earlier in oklahoma city, more than 4 inches of rain mixed with mud to produce this thick red floodwater that swamped the metro area. emergency crews rescued more than a dozen drivers who were stranded by flash flooding. >>> and back to las vegas. shall we? the golden knights, we'll give them props. their dreams of being the first major sports team

. >> milwaukee bucks guard, sterling brown sued the city and police department claiming unlawful arrest excessive force. officers used a stun gun on brown during his arrest in january for illegally parking in a lane decapped spot. brown says he was targeted because he is black. hours after the arrest one of the officers posted on facebook nice meeting sterling brown of the milwaukee bucks at work this morning. lol. >> as a convicted felon, manuel fernandez was not permitted to have one gun. l.a. county sheriff's investigators said they found more than 550 at his home and the home of a friend. it is not clear what he intend to do with all of the guns. fernandez was arrested. guns taken away. he is now free on bond. >> up next. the story of two fallen heroes. reunited. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> we end with a final chapter of a story that began decade ago. during the

. >>> the basketball player, sterling brown of the milwaukee bucks, has filed a lawsuit against the policetivated. police said he was taken down using a taser because he didn't immediately remove his hands from his pockets. the newly-released body cam video shows one officer briefly pulling out his gun, later officers can be heard joking about possible backlash. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. brown wasn't charged with anything stemming from the incident. milwaukee's mayor has apologized to him. three officers were suspended for their actions. >>> meanwhile, in south carolina, an alleged criminal is giving new meaning to the expression, it was written all over his face. >> really? i don't know why you're saying that. >> check it out. >> this is michael vines, and police in greenville arrested him after he was in a car crash and allegedly tried to hide a gun he had with him. >> oh. what gave him away? >> they couldn't -- you can't arrest him for that gun. >> no. but firefighters said they witnessed him throwing a gun in the grass. police say vines is federally prohibited from owning a gun. he's no

police, were arrested. there were protests at the courthouse in brownsville, texas. in milwaukeere president trump was visiting. and where melania trump made a second trip to the border. after the first trip was overshadowed by her fashion wear. today she visited a facility in phoenix housing 121 children, including 81 separated from their parents. and visited a border facility in tucson. >> i know how dangerous and difficult your daily jobs are. so i really appreciate all you do for behalf of the country. and i'm looking for our discussion and to tour the facility. and i'm here to support you and give my help wherever i can for behalf of children and the families. >> joining us now is msnbc. okay we don't have her yet. do we have emily jane fox? should we bring her in? let's bring in emily jane fox senior reporter at "vanity fair" and msnbc contributor. i'm going to hold for me, i'm going to go back to maier if you can tell us what if any impact the first lady's visit had you think on those migrant families today? >> reporter: joy, the focus of her visit, especially here in tucs

open, outside and the police come tackle him because they thought he looked suspicious. sterling brown for the milwaukee bucks. he was, in the middle of the night, going to a store. host: walgreens. guest: and i'm sure that -- he was barking in a handicapped parking spot, but he said, there's no handicapped people out here at 3:00 in the morning. and in a run in and out. and they end up teasing him and andsting him --tazing him arresting him and stomping his ankle on video. athletes are suing, not just for themselves. sterling brown said, and when i interviewed -- and james blake, they are suing not just for themselves, but because this happens all the time. the same way that when i made my speeches in also, oklahoma, at 15 or 16 years old, so many people came up and thanked me thesaid this happens all time. when an athlete says it, people pay attention to it. there's an interesting aspect that i think is missing. that's what i want to do with this book, to show you the actual stories and the reasons behind the protest. they have nothing to do with the flag and the anthem, which is what it's been hijack