pusok ran when he saw them. it's not clear why, but his mother defended his decision. >> i'm proud of my son. because i'd run from cops too because i've seen too much happen lately. >> reporter: pusok's criminal history includes a 2006 robbery conviction. but the video captured exclusively thursday by our los angeles station knbc has shocked his family, now considering a lawsuit. >> these are a bunch of thugs out here. we've seen this over and over from the taser cases all the way to now from ferguson to apple valley. >> reporter: pusok was hospitalized, treated and released along with two deputies injured in the chase. and ten officers now are all on administrative leave. the county sheriff calls the video disturbing. >> at the end of the day it appears to be excessive. >> reporter: retired police captain greg meyers agrees it's troubling. >> both officers start using force on him and they're going to have to be answering for that. >> reporter: the sheriff asking for patience through the investigation. which no

the sheriff says some of the deputies involved in part of the pursuit know pusok.number of past convictions including animal cruelty resisting arrest and fighting. >> pusok is facing charges. felony evasion, theft and possession of stolen property. >>> a grand jury will decide if a south carolina police officer should stand trial for killing a man during a traffic stop. this video shows officer michael slager shooting the man several times in the back as he flees. the earliest the grand jury gets the case is may. slager is being held on a murder charge. >>> at least two massive twisters swept through northern illinois last night. two women were killed in the city of fairdale. aerial footage shows homes rips off their foundations. crews have been combing the wreckage. they say everyone is accounted for but no one is being allowed back in their homes yet. authorities say with the debris and the power outages, it's just too dangerous. >>> after months -- years really of speculation, hillary clinton is ready to make it official. she is expected to announce her campaign

francis pusok kicked and punched again and again by sheriff deputies. now his attorneys say an open police mic captured all. two women that heard the exchange on a police scanner heard this. >> there's an open mic warning officers that they were being recorded. >> reporter: the sheriff's office could not confirm that took place but says dispatches are taped. the officers involved were also wearing audio recorders. >> that will all be part of the criminal investigation as well. >> reporter: ten deputies are on paid administrative leave during that internal inquiry into the chase, caught on our camera by our los angeles station knbc. pusok has a criminal history including attempted robbery and resisting arrest. his long-time girlfriend, pregnant with his fourth child, says the last few days have been stressful and frustrating. >> i'm excited to see him for the first time, although i'm also nervous at what i'm going to see. i think it's going to be quite emotional. >> reporter: the fbi is pursuing it's own civil rights investigation as the family considers

. >> reporter: francis pusok was filmed by the news team in los angeles. deputies start kick and pumping him though he was lying face down with his hands behind his back. they struck him at least 50 times for more than two minutes. pusok's booking photo shows some of the injuries to his face. >> there was not a need for a hit or a kick. how do they justify kicking anyone when their job is to cuff them? >> reporter: pusok has a lengthy rap sheet including driving on the sidewalk, animal cruelty, attempted robbery, and resisting an officer. deputies attempted to serve a search warrant on a home he happened to be inside. he was not a suspect, but investigators believe he fled to avoid a potential parole violation. >> you have seen the video. was that an appropriate response from your deputies? >> it appears to be excessive to me based on what i saw in the video. there is some information he may have been kicking at one point. regardless, at the end of the day, it appears to be excessive. >> reporter: maria medina, kpix5. >> pusok was treated at a hospital an

you see pusok has a black eye, presumably received during the arrest. the sheriff said he already started an internal investigation. >> if there is criminal wrongdoing on the part of our deputy sheriffs or policy violations, we will take action. >> pusok's legal team says the mistreatment didn't end with his arrest. his family could get no information on his medical condition. >> we got down here and the family wants us down here to find out what does he look like he is breathing, is he okay because they don't trust anybody. >> pusok did get a cat scan to determine there are no internal injuries. but he is tritened because the deputies deputies whispered verbal threats to him. for. >> did sheriff deputies force inmates to fight each other. the announcement is part of a news conference held today by sheriff and mayor. the sheriff says the allegations appear isolated to the four deputies but something that he wants the fbi to independently confirm. >> the public deserves straight answers. not the insider fluff or machine spin that seems to playcate change

. >> reporter: 30-year-old francis pusok attempting to yacht run law enforcement on the back of a stolenn a rural part of san bern dino county. a knbc helicopter was recording as the bizarre chase ends when the horse bucks the suspect. >> the suspect being tased. >> deputies a attempt to tase him. as deputies get closer pusok appears to surrender lying face down on the ground before putting his hands behind his back. that doesn't stop the officers from mobbing around pusok, kicking him in the groin and in the head before kneeing him and landing punch after punch on his body. it's a beating that lasts about two minutes with ten officers involved all of whom are on paid administrative leave. >> somebody should go to prison over this. what i saw on the television was thugs beating up my client. that's what i saw and these questions about what was he doing? what did they do? this is far worse than rodney king. >> san bern dino sheriff john mcmahon has ordered an immediate internal investigation. the specialized investigation detail is also conducting a criminal investigation as well. >> i am

pusok seen putting his hands behind his back before the beating began. >> this is as bad if not worse than what they did to rodney king. >> reporter: the sheriff says several deputies recognized pusok from his criminal past, once convicted of attempted robbery, animal cruelty for shooting a puppy and resisting arrest. the father of three was hospitalized with minor injuries before being booked on several new charges including felony evading. >> would we have the facts and details that we have today without the video, probably not. >> reporter: now the deputies involved were wearing audio recorders. that will be used in the investigation to determine whether they'll face any charges. their names are not being released following death threats made against them and their families. ron. >> okay, thanks, brandi. brandi hitt reporting from los angeles. >>> now a new terror arrest in connection to what authorities say was an isis inspired plot to attack american soldiers. alexander blair is accused of failing to report a felony in connection to the alleged plan to place a bomb near the ft. r

pusok's arrest was captured on camera earlier this month.ing away from police on the horse when they tased him. that's when several deputies beat him while he was on the ground. the man was wanted in an identity theft investigation. >>> hundreds are marching in baltimore after a man's mysterious death while in police custody. they are carrying signs saying "black lives matter" near the spot where the 25-year-old freddie gray was arrested on april 12. the rally comes just after the justice department said it is opening an investigation into the death. cell phone video shows officers pinning gray to the ground and dragging him to a van. gray was rushed to the hospital. he died sunday of a significant spinal injury. six officers have been suspended. that federal investigation will look for civil rights violations. >>> the convicted boston bomber returned to court today for sentencing phase of the trial. prosecutors started showing photos of the people to died in the 2013 terrorist attacks and they showed a photo of dzhokhar tsarnaev making a cr

pusok is lying face down. you see him put his hands behind his back.er deputy arrives and both deputies punch and kick him. the 30-year-old apple valley man continues to get punched and kicked as more deputies gets to the scene. we count the a total of 11 deputies and during the two-minute-long beating it appears pusok was punched 37 times. kicked 17 times. and struck with a baton 4 times. 13 of those blows were to his head. >> obviously it's disturbing. >> reporter: the sheriff told us he only saw part of the nbc 4 video, but it was enough tore to take immediate action launching internal and criminal investigations. >> i'm not sure if there was a struggle going on with the suspect. appears there was in the early parts of the video. what happens afterwards i'm not sure of but we will investigate it thoroughly. >> reporter: two deputies treated for dehydration and another injured after being kicked by a horse during the pursuit. >> main focus on deputies who were dehydrated. >> the sheriff comes out makes comments oh my god, dehydrated. from what? runni

francis pusok was fleeing officers on a stolen horse. this is his mug shot where you can see that black eye there. this happened in rural san bernardino county yesterday. the aerial video went viral. today we learned the fbi is conducting a civil rights investigation into the arrest and the san bernardino county sheriff today placed ten deputies on paid administrative leave. he also revealed those deputies were wearing audio recorders. >> and i assure you that if there is criminal wrongdoing on the part of our sheriffs or any policy violations we will take action. >> there is much more to the story. pusok's legal team says the mistreatment didn't end with his arrest. his family couldn't get any information on his medical condition. >> we got down here, and the family wants us down here first thing this morning just to find out what he looks like, is he breathing? is he okay? because they don't trust anybody. >> his attorney said pusok did get some cat scans and x-rays to confirm there is no internal damage. pusok tells them he is frighte

. >> francis pusok led deputies on a wild chase near apple valley. it ended when he fell off the horse he allegedly stole and deputies converged, shooting him with a stun gun several times and then repeatedly kicking and punching him. tonight he's free from jail and speaking out. he says what you can't see in the video said that most of the blows came after he was handcuffed while he was struggling to breathe. >> they were pushing my sand into my face i had to keep finding pockets of air underneath my chin in the sand to be able to breathe. >> originally the sheriff's department announced he ran from them after they served a warrant for identity theft. but his attorneys say he had nothing to do with that investigation and was never the target. now his family is filing a lawsuit. meantime prosecutors haven't decided whether to file formal charges against pusok. the fbi has launched its own investigation and ten deputies are on administrative leave. >>> turning to decision 2016 marco rubio announced his candidacy today by painting hillary clinton as a

francis pusok fled from deputies carried out for an alleged identity theft. the 30-year-old led deputies on a five-hour chase before being arrested. the settlement was approved by supervisors in a closed meeting and it was to avoid the cost of litigation. and in exchange, pusok agreed not to sue the county. san bernardino county is investigating. ten deputies have been placed on leave. >>> stormy weather across the southern coast of maine on tuesday. dash cam video showed the waves crashing over the seawall causing transformers to explode. power was knocked out to area homes and businesses, but it was quickly restored within a few hours. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with the forecast. good morning, bill. >> could be a rough morning. happy birthday to you. all eyes texas, oklahoma, louisiana at risk. already people waking up to a strong line of thunderstorms. oklahoma city carnegie nasty thunderstorm with large hail heading their way. it's one of those days. about three days in a row we'll be watching storms in the region. storms in the east yellow an

pusok kicked again and again. now his attorneys say it was captured all. two women that heard the exchange on a police scanner heard this. >> there's an open mic warning officers. >> the sheriffs office could not confirm that takes place but says dispatches are taped. the officers involved were also wearing audio recorders. >> that will all be part of the criminal investigation as well. >> ten deputies are on paid administrative leave during that internal inquiry. caught on our camera by our station. he fled from officers on a stolen horse. he has a criminal history including attempted robbery and arrest. his girlfriend says the last few days have been stressful and frustrating. >> i'm nervous at what i'm going to see. i think it's going to be quite emotional. >> the fbi is pursuing it's own civil rights investigation as the family considering a lawsuit. >> it's going to be hard to explain those actions especially in the case the person seems to be subdued. you're kicking him in the head. >> pusok is due in court on charges including felony evading and hor

francis pusok told nbc los angeles he thought he was, quote, being beaten to death. with his criminal history. including a conviction for attempted robbery. it's led to an fbi civil rights investigation. ten deputies have been placed on leave pending an internal investigation. pusok plans to sue. >>> russian president vladimir putin has lifted a ban on selling missiles to iran. the white house has indicated the move could affect plans to ultimately lift sanctions on iran under the proposed nuclear deal. >>> from the tennessean, governor haslam say it is bible as the official tennessee book is not respectful. today the tennessee legislator will vote on whether to make the bible the official state book. >>> perhaps it was an unwise prop. a man was arrested in washington state after robbing a subway restaurant. he was caught following a short chase and they found a white canvas bag with him that had a dollar sign printed on it. >>> super scientist stephen hawking shows off a new talent. singing. ♪ just remember that you're standing -- ♪ >> he covered monte python's gala

attorneys for francis pusok say after the beating, a deputy told him, quote, this isn't over. lawyers say pusok is still very swollen and bruised and can't remember everything that happened. ten computes have been sdeputies have been placed on leave and the fbi is investigating. >>> the weather channel is reporting that up to 14 tornadoes tore through the midwest and two people have been killed. survivors are describing the harrowing moments when the storm hit. the frantic searches for people trapped and coming to grips with what they lost. nbc's national correspondent miguel almaguer is in fairdale which took a direct hit. >> oh my gosh. >> this was the killer tornado that barreled through northern illinois. >> he's over. they'd never seen anything like it. in the bull's-eye the tiny of fairdale. seconds mean the difference between life and death. >> it's just devastating. that's all i can say. unbelievable. >> reporter: today, search teams again combed piles of wreckage. two women, one a grandmother, who were neighbors and friends, discovered inside their homes. >> it was ju

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pusok's arrest was caught on camera earlier this month. he was getting away from police on a horse when they tased him. that's when several deputies started beating him on the ground. you can see them kicking him at one point. pusok was wanted in an identity theft investigation. >>> the justice department has opened a civil rights investigation into the death of a man while in the custody of baltimore police. cbs reporter craig boswell has the latest on the officers involved. >> reporter: baltimore police released the name of the six officers in the arrest and transport of 25-year-old freddie gray. cell phone video obtained by wjz shows officers dragging gray to the police van. his legs dangling under him. six officers have been suspended with pay including lieutenant brian rice, who initiated the arrest. he has been with the baltimore police department since 1997. police say officers tackled gray after he ran and that he had a switch blade in his pocket. billy murphy, jr., represents the gray family. >> they're very angry because they kno

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a bizarre police chase ended as francis pusok fell off his stolen horse.n punch and sick him. seconds later, joined by other san bernardino officers. our los angeles station recording from above. pusok's mother says she won't watch the video again. >> he didn't deserve to be treated like that. i think he had every right to run. look at the aftereffect. >> reporter: police believe pusok initially fled worried about a probation violation. while officers were familiar with the 30-year-old's arrest history, the video is called disturbing. >> at the end of the day, it appears to be excessive. >> reporter: pusok's family is considering a lawsuit and experts on the use of force says the footage raises serious questions. characterize this video. >> very disturbing. it looks to me as if he should have been handcuffed when he assumed the position. >> reporter: pusok out of the hospital is in jail, due in court monday hallie jackson, nbc news los angeles. >>> yet another incident caught on tape. this time in arizona where a family of six got into a violent brawl with

. >> frannis pusok led the sheriff's deputies on a wild chase. he fell off the horse he allegedly stole. deputies confirmed shooting him with a stun gun several times and kitsched and punched him. he's now out of jail and speaking out. pusok says most of the blows came after he was cuffed while he was struggling to breathe. >> they were pushing the sand in my face pushing my face into the sand. i had to keep finding little pockets of air underneath my chin in the sand to be able to breathe. >> the fbi is now investigating the incident and ten deputies are on administrative leave. >>> let's look at this. thieves are stealing not the cars, just the wheels. this is what one driver came back to after parking at the mill valley park and ride. police say this kind of threat is a growing trend nationwide and thieves are targeting honda fits for their 15-inch wheels. officers say those wheels are used for street racing. >>> federal health inspectors are investigating a norovirus outbreak that sickened about 100 passengers. cleaners yesterday could be see

. >> reporter: 30-year-old francis pusok attempting to outrun law enforcement on the back of a stolen san bernardino county. a helicopter was recording as the bizarre chase ends when the horse bucks the suspect. >> the suspect being tased. >> reporter: and sheriffs deputies attempt to tase him. then as deputies get closer pusok appears to surrender, lying face-down on the ground before putting his hands behind his back. that doesn't stop the officers from mobbing around pusok, kicking him in the groin and head before kneeing him and landing punch after punch on his body. it's a beating that lasts about two minutes, with ten officers involved. all of whom are now on paid administrative leave. >> somebody should go to prison over this. what i saw on the television was thugs beating up my client. that's what i saw. and these questions about what was he doing? what did they do? this is far worse than rodney king. >> reporter: san bernardino sheriff john mcmann has ordered an immediate internal investigation. the specialized investigation detail is also conducting a criminal investigation,

rfr as 30-year-old francis pusok lie on the ground hands behind his back, deputies began kicking him. others joined in. they struck him more than 50 times. >> i am troubled by what i see in the video. >> reporter: san bernardino sheriff john mcmahon. >> when you're faced with difficult situations it's very difficult at times to control your emotions and clearly to control your adrenaline. not that that's an excuse for what occurred. >> reporter: but with cameras so prevalent these days, officers have long been put on notice and trained to keep those emotions in check. but videotaped incidents around the country appear to capture excessive use of force sometmes at the slightest threat. in albuquerque a homeless man seeming to turn away was shot and killed. >> they know there's cameras around all over the place. >> reporter: retired lapd captain greg meyer is an expert on use of excessive force. >> they're not to go over the line to where they're punishing the person. >> reporter: myers said it's not just the two irritable deputies who face scrutiny. when it comes to others who seem to

francis pusok led officers on the chase last week. it ended when he fell off the horse. the controversial beating was caught on video. the fbi is launching a civil rights investigation into this. ten san bernardino county deputies have been placed on leave pending an internal probe. >>> when it comes to dazzling views, san francisco has an embarrassment of riches really. but today, how those sights could get even better. >> reporter: it is a story of two san francisco neighborhoods, separated by a busy roadway. just above where doyle drive once stood, is historic pris idiowith buildings dating back to san francisco's beginnings. while below, prisy fields where nature mingles with views of the bibay. >> right now, people who come up to the main post in and around the press idioare disconnected. >> reporter: as construction crews finish the last trough tunnels of the new press idioparkway, doyle drive's replacement, these two neighborhoods are coming together for the first time. >> i saw an opportunity to build a new park in a will literally connect the upper area of the p

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happened at san bernardino county deputies -- as san bernardino counties were chasing 30-year-old francis pusok on a stolen horse. officers tased and punched and kicked him on the ground. the department said today the actions caught on camera were excessive. a grand jury will hear the case of the south carolina police officer accused of murdering an unarmed black man. michael slager is being held in isolation. dashcam video from the former officer's patrol car shows walter scott running away from a routine traffic stop. cell phone video picks up with slager firing eight shots at scott as he flees. investigators are trying to piece together what happened in the moments not caught on camera. meantime, slager's mother is standing by her son. >> he is a loving caring person. and he wants to help people. that's yes became a police officer. >> a memorial is growing for scott at the lot where he was killed. his funeral is set for tomorrow. >>> new survivor stories from the devastating tornadoes that ripped apart a tiny illinois town. [ cursing and yelling ] >> at least two massive twisters swept throu

>> francis pusok led the deputies in a wild chase through the desert near apple valley last week. it ended when he fell off the horse he allegedly stole. deputies converge shooting him with a stun gun several times and repeatedly kicking and punching him. police arrested him but now he's out of jail and speaking out. pusok says that most of the blows came after he was cuffed an struggling to breathe. >> pushing the sand in my face, pushing my face into the sand. i had to keep finding little pockets of air underneath my chin in the sand to be able to breathe. >> the fbi is now investigating the incident and ten deputies are on administrative leave. >>> closer to home right now and drivers hoping for a smoother commute in the south bay this morning. after one man snarled traffic for hours. the highway patrol shut down the 280/101 interchange around 1:00 yesterday. he was carrying a knife and threatening to jump from the tallest interchange ramp. officers were finally able to talk the man down just after 7:00. he was arrested. right now he faces charges of criminal threats and brand

>> francis pusok led the deputies in a wild chase through the desert near apple valley last week. it ended when he fell off the horse he allegedly stole. deputies converge shooting him with a stun gun several times and repeatedly kicking and punching him. police arrested him but now he's out of jail and speaking out. pusok says that most of the blows came after he was cuffed and struggling to breathe. >> pushing the sand in my face, pushing my face into the sand. ttle pockets of air underneath my chin in the sand to be able to breathe. >> the fbi is now investigating the incident and ten deputies are on administrative leave. >>> thieves are stealing not just the cars here. actually they're stealing the wheels. this is what one driver came back to after parking at the mill valley park and ride. police say this kind of theft is a growing trend nationwide. thieves are targeting honda fits, specifically for their 15-inch wheels. officers say those wheels are commonly used for street racing and they're getting taken off the cars. >>> 6:15. not your standard sea sickness for passengers

. >> reporter: as 30-year-old francis pusok lay on the ground, hands behind his back, two deputies began kicking and punching him. aerial video from knbc in los angeles then showed more deputies joining in. they struck him more than 50 times. >> i am disturbed and troubled by what i see in the video. >> reporter: san bernardino county sheriff john mcmahon. >> when you get to the end of a pursuit after crazy situations, it is very difficult at times to control your emotions and clearly, to control the adrenaline. not that that's an excuse for what occurred. >> reporter: but with cameras so prevalent these days that practically every arrest could be caught on camera, officers have long been put on notice and trained to keep those emotions in check. but videotaped incidents around the country appear to capture excessive use the force sometimes at the slightest threat. in albuquerque, a homeless man seeming to turn away ( gunfire ) was shot and killed. >> they know there's cameras around all over the place. >> reporter: retired l.a.p.d. captain greg meyer is an expert on police use of force.

francis pusok was fleeing on a stolen horse after refusing to yield to deputies on an unrelated case. he speaks about being punched and kicked again and again by sheriff deputies. >> i was talking to myself in my head wishing that i would hurry up and get knocked out so i wouldn't have to feel the pain anymore. >> ten deputies remain on paid administrative leave. the sheriff says his deputies were familiar with pusok's criminal history including a conviction for attempted robbery. pusok plans to sue the sheriff's department. >>> now to a new development in the police involved shooting in north charleston, south carolina. the passenger inside the car with walter scott before he was fatally shot is speaking out. pierre said i'll never know why he ran, but i don't think he deserved to die. you're looking at a still aim ajimage that turned this case upside down. it shows the officer firing at scott as he was running away. the passenger's statement in this is crucial to moving this case forward. i imagine fulton can attest to the mind set after the initial pull over. >> we don't know exact

>> reporter: these were the final moments of the three-hour police chase when 30-year-old francis pusok was knocked off a stolen horse. it was caught on camera by k.n.b.c in los angeles. >> suspect being tased. >> reporter: authorities say the taser was ineffective, so deputies immediately started kicking and punching pusock, even though he was lying face- down with his hands behind his back. they struck him at least 50 times for more than two minutes. pusock's booking photo shows some of the injuries to his face. jim terrell is his attorney. >> there was not a need for a hit or a kick. how do they justify kicking anyone when their job is to cuff him. it's over. >> reporter: pusock has a lengthy rap sheet that spans more than a decade. it included convictions for driving on the sidewalk, attempted robbery, animal cruelty and resisting an officer. thursday's pursuit began when deputies attempted to serve a search warrant on a home pusock just happened to be inside. he was not a suspect. but investigators say he fled to avoid a potential parole violation. san bernardino county sheriff joh

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pusok's booking photo shows some of the injuries to his face. this is his attorney. >> there was not a need for kicking anyone. it's over. >> reporter: he has a lengthy rap sheet that spans more than a decade. it including drive tock sidewalk. animal cruelty and resifgt an officer. thursday it began when deputies began served aer is frp warrant on a home. he was inside but he was not a suspect. he fled. >> you've seen the video. was that an appropriate response from your dech deputies. >> it appears to be excessive to me from what i saw in the video. there's information he may have been kicking at one point. regardless at the end of the day it appears to be ex-excessive. >> he was treated at a local hospital and is now in jail charged with felony evasion, theft, and possession of stolen property. for "cbs this morning: saturday," carter evans, san bernardino, california. >>> public funeral services are planned today in somerville north carolina near charleston for walter scott. he's the unarmed black man shot a week ago by a white police officer

pusok and jolene his girlfriend. how is your boyfriend this morning? i spoke to him, he said that he felt weak in the legs his head is still hurting, bothering him. and he's got a lot of bruises and bumps and scrapes, and that's what i got to see yesterday when i visited him. >> what did you think when you saw this video? >> immediately i was angry at first and it wasn't until i saw it on the news where it really sank in and it hit me on what had happened and that's when i broke down. >> what's the case that you're going to make her? the fbi is doing its investigation. that's nice for you. but that's not the mine thrust of what you're going to try to do. what is your goal? >> our goal in this case is to actually bring about reform. police accountability. and obviously protect our client his family and seek to have some kind of accountability for these police officers who initiated, and administered this brutal beating of my client. >> now, right or wrong, they're coming after your client. they're saying that they were familiar with him. he's got this h

and in san bernardino, california, 3ñ-year-old francis pusok was beaten by as many as 10 cops after runningrom them on horseback. is he white and has been charged with low level crimes the deputies have been put on leave. again with cameras everywhere. any polihe misconduct now becomes a national story. so police training must improve to ensure that deadly force is used only in extreme situations. yes, police face difficult situations every day. but along with the arrest authority comes deep responsibility. the perps are expected to be pits has made a career out of exploiting grievance weather legitimate or not. he recently wrote foxz6x news quotes fox news in quotes in his column has already invoked misleading statistics to it assure his5v audience that there doesn't seem to be, as some peopleyñ would you have believe. in other words, move on, nothing here to see. the stats spitz referring to come from the centers for3oym putting black men in prison for crimes like selling narcotics. many on the left see nothing wrong with selling heroin, cocaine and meth. they call it a nonviolent crime.

francis pusok led officers on a chase that ended when he fell off of a stolen horse. he told his attorney that deputies made threats against him after he was arrested. >>> the fbi will look into allegations that san francisco sheriff deputies forced inmates to fight like gladiators. the sheriff outlined how he learned about the scandal and the immediate steps he took to address it. four deputies are accused of arranging and betting on fights between the inmates at the hall of justice jail. the sheriff says the allegations appear isolated to just those four deputies, but that's something he wants the fbi to independently confirm. >> the public deserves straight answers, not the insider fluff or machine spin that seems to placate change. i've been hearing a lot of that over the last several weeks and i will not retreat in point that out in our determination to make sure that everything we are doing is held transparent and accountable. >> he wants to fire a deputy in connection with the escape of an accused drug trafficker. >>> it's gone from bad to worse, more sightings

a news helicopter filmed the deputies kicking and punching francis pusok sce late face down in the desert after a chase. the fbi is investigating whether his civil rights were violated. ramsey orta, who filmed the police chokehold death of eric garner in staten island, has been freed from prison. his supporters raised nearly $40,000 to pay for his bail bond so he could be released from rikers where he is been held on an unrelated drug charge. the district attorney initially demanded a bills source hearing to determine if the funds were obtained illegally, even though they were publicly raised. the ramsey orta was released after the prosecutor backed down. he and his family say police have targeted them overorta's filming of garner's death. to see our full interview with ramsey orta's aunt as well as his attorneys, you can go to democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. former secretary of state and first lady hillary clinton has formally entered the 2016 race for the white house in a bid to be

>> started three hours earlier when deputies tried to arrest 30-year-old francis pusok on outstandingd stole a horse. >>> half mile stretch of an oakland creek full of cement. 12 truckloads got into the glen echo creek yesterday. the cement belonged to east bay m.u.d. workers are breaking it up into chunks to get it out. >> east bay m.u.d. is sorry that this happened. this valve was accidentally left open. we need to find out why it was left open and make sure it never happens again. >> game wardens have been going up and down the creek investigating the damage to wildlife. take a look at this bird, covered in cement. now it can't fly. it's at a rescue center right now recovering. east bay m.u.d. says the cement is highly poisonous for wildlife but shouldn't pose any health risks for people. >>> here's roberta gonzales with the weekend weather. >> official sun-up at 6:42. but i got a treat for you. this is our live weather camera looking out from mount vaca. altogether, oooo. very nice. yeah, right. why are we whispering? >> because it's so beautiful. >> 38 degrees currently good morn