. >> let's move now to a traffic stop in texas that ended with a tasing, the tasing of a 72-year-oldthout the full story, it seems this video will be damaging to the officer. his own dashboard cam catches him yelling at and shoving an elderly woman half his size. but watch the video again, this time listening to more of the conversation. it may change your opinion of the officer's decision. >> you accelerated. >> first the deputy tries to get winkfein to sign her ticket, agreeing that she'd show up for court. >> 72-year-old woman. >> and when he asks her to step out of the car, she says he puts both of them in an unsafe position. >> give me the [ bleep ] thing. i'll sign it. >> get out now. >> give it to me. i'll sign it. >> oh, you're going to shove me? his police department is defending his actions saying what he's actually doing is trying to get himself and kathryn winkfein away from a notoriously dangerous stretch of highway. >> she chose to disregard not only her own personal safety but she chose to disregard the safety of the deputy. >> go ahead. >> the deputy warns her again.

to get tased?facility he would visit for whatever reason it didn't happen but when we went to shoot fairfax we were able to fulfill that dream of his. >> it's a weird thing somebody wanting to get tased. what's the philosophy behind that? >> i don't know. i've been sprayed before. i've been around that and i've watched people get tased. i want to -- i eat a lot of the foods that are here and i want the full experience without being locked up. >> a lot of times, some of the people that i meet, we don't have much in common. we're from two different worlds. but while i'm in there, if i can kind of walk a mile in their shoes, whether it be by eating what they eat, playing the games they play -- it's not your traditional game of monopoly -- or even something as far as getting tased, i don't mind doing it if it's going to bring me closer to them and let me know more about their stories and feel what they're feeling. i'm nervous. i'm not going to lie. >> one of your teammates has decided to take a volunta

poppy fires at givens with a tase of up to 50,000 volts. but givens isn't done.givens rises, his weapon in hand. >> drop it! >> poppy fires twice and givens goes down. incredibly, he's only wounded. givens is convicted of attempted aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer and sentenced to 11 months, 29 days. >> get out! on the ground! [ sirens ] >> more and more, police are relying on tasers. >> it's an excellent tool. it keeps us from having to fight somebody hands on. >> detective jared mathern should know. he along with two other officers are with the homer, louisiana, police force. they were uninvited guests who brought tasers to a wedding that went very, very wrong. instead of a toast, the groom got a tase, and the bridal party got a shower of mace. >> what is going through my mind, is oh, my god, i'm just got married, it's supposed to be the happiest day in my life, and i'm getting tased and the best man's his way to jail, too, so i don't see how it could get any worse. >> jeffrey has been on the force for 15 years. >> homa is a small town. nice to l

do not tase him! >> z is tased at close range, just above his heart and a second time on his back. >> ahh! >> no reason! >> you are assaulting me! this is assault! >> i couldn't scream or yell or anything. like, it was like breath was being taken away from me. >> no! i'm not backing up. no. why are you touching me? >> quit walking away! >> z is tased a third time at a distance and pulls the taser's electrified barbs out of his chest. >> he realized i had pulled the barbs out. he looks at his back-up officer as to say, what are we going to do? this guy's not falling. >> after being tased a fourth time -- >> i understand -- >> why are you shooting him with the taser? >> z falls to the ground. >> all we were asking for was his i.d. >> why? for what? >> the police report states z pushes an officer in the chest and injures another officer in the hand with a handcuff. the charges, battery and resisting with violence on a law enforcement officer. z pleads no contest. the plea avoids prison time but ends z's

why did you tase her so many times? why? >> reporter: lisa who did not want her face on camera is a cousin of natasha mckenna, the 37-year-old woman who died after being tasered at the jail. lisa said natasha had a history of mental illness but did not deserve to be tased. >> that should be part of training. if you can't do a job with your hands and you have to use instruments that could cause bodily harm or even death like in this situation, shouldn't be done. >> i talked to people who saw what happened. >> reporter: pete early has written books about treatment for mental illness. >> she needed help, not punishment and ended up dead. >> reporter: she was put in isolation a week before the day they tried to transfer her. >> they take her out to transfer her back to face this charge she got because she's mentally ill and she reacts in a negative way biting and spitting and they bring in a team of five guys and basically try to control her, force her in a chair, put restraints on her and during that they reacts and gets tasere

mckenna who had a history of mental trouble, was tased after she became combative and tried to claw a deputy during attempts to transfer her to alexandria where she faced a charge of assault on law enforcement. the journal cites the need for care when using it on a mentally ill person citing enhanced risk of harm. a spokesman for the sheriff's office says the allegations detectives had been bard or had trouble getting inside to investigate this in-custody death, he says they are not true. he says fighting the ongoing internal investigation that he's not able to comment much further on the situation. questions remain tonight whether the inmate was handcuffed and shackled when she -- the taser was used on her. and also how many times that taser was used. live in fairfax county jackie bensen news 4. >>> new tonight, a bill to expand dna colles closer now to becoming law. the state senate unanimously passed that bill today. it would allow police to collect dna samples from people convicted of serious misdemeanors like stalking and indecent exposure. advocates say the move could help preve

. >> we're about to tase you. >> don't hurt me. >> they're about to tase you. >> he would not listen.ed him numerous times if he did not cooperate, he was going to be tased. again, he did not care, refused. at which point i administered a drive stun with my taser to his chest. >> acosta's stun gun delivers 50,000 volts of electricity to his body, but the powerful jolt does not subdue him. >> when i tased him, he dislodged his leg from the door frame. he kicked me in the face, which time i backed up and reengaged him and administered the second drive stun. >> that swift kick fractures acosta's nose. though the second zap doesn't quiet him, he removes his leg from the door and officers take off for county jail. but he doesn't stay still for long. >> he's banging his head numerous times. worried about him injuring himself, damaging the patrol car. he'd be calm for a moment then he'll escalate. be calm and then he'll escalate again. just screaming. he didn't do anything wrong. >> i didn't do anything. >> calling for his mom. >> i want my mom! >> crying. fits of rage. back to screaming aga

. >>> the woman who died after being tased at the fairfax county jail, she struggled with alexandria police the weeks before she was jailed in fairfax, but the alexandria cops did not take her to jail. they instead took her to the hospital. peggy fox now joins us live from alexandria in fairfax county with the latest on the fate of natosha mckenna. >> reporter: the more we learn about her, the sadder it is. she wound up here in the hospital after struggling and fighting with police and then spent 11 days in the hospital. when she was released from inova mount vernon hospital, she apparently still had her hospital clothes on. the patient clothing and then soon she was headed right back to the fairfax county jail. two weeks after 37-year-old natosha mckenna smiled before booked into the fairfax county jail she was dead. she died after being tased by sheriff's deputies who were trying to transport her to alexandria's jail. >> it definitely is bothersome, unfortunate that people that are claiming to get information from sources that were there are providing information that there may be

she died after being tased by fairfax county deputies trying to take her to alexandria where she had a warrant for assaulting a police officer. sources say alexandria officials refused to pick her up at fairfax jail. the fairfax county sheriff said she can't comment. >> it definitely is bothersome, unfortunate that people that are claiming to get information from sources that were there are providing information that there may be half truths, no truths, partial truths, but again to comment on any of that would be just ledge ledge amazing -- legitimizing what someone else said that may not have been there. >> the sheriff does admit detectives were not allowed right in after the tasing. however, they were granted access to investigate her death. >>> on capitol hill the hearing regarding the deadly tunnel smoke incident produced several revelations. an alarm was sounding before the train left the platform. metro failed to respond to information from a similar indent in chicago almost a decade ago. after the chicago incident the ntsb advised subways nationwide to figure out how to get pe

. >> on the tape you could see police making an arrest kicking and tasing the suspect and apparently surprised officers shouting everybody hold up before the camera is shut off. a lawyer for the man being arrested claims the cops used excessive force and this morning the city tells us the officer who turned off the dash cam is being disciplined saying that camera should not have been turned off. >>> new details on the death of a las vegas mother after a road rage confrontation. the victim's son now says he exchanged gunfire with the person who had followed his mother home. his mother was shot during that gunfire. she later died. police released this sketch of the suspect still on the loose. >>> and caught on camera in galveston, texas, a group of around 50 motorcyclists riding recklessly on the highway. some were clocked doing more than 120 miles per hour as they tried to avoid police. two bikers crashed, neither suffering serious injuries. police ultimately wrote 28 tickets mostly for minor violations. five bikes were seized and one guy was arrested for not having a license. >>> in

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. >> they had to tase the student. >> reporter: the teenager was out of control. a source said the high school student came back from lunch drunk. other students say yes, it was obvious to them he was drunk. >> i seen the kid running. he looked drunk, couldn't walk or run straight. >> reporter: the student punched an officer and picked up a teacher off the ground. students then saw an officer use his taser on the kid. >> like, whoa, i don't know. i thought it was kind of, like, like unnecessary. maybe just tackle him. he was drunk. >> reporter: parents, too are wondering if that kind of force is appropriate on a high school campus. >> i believe they should use whatever force is necessary for the safety of the other kids. taz tasing is kind of extreme. >> he's a wonderful wonderful, wonderful member of the community. he knows it students and has a great relationship with him. >> reporter: they are standing by the officer. having him on campus is new and she's grateful he's here. >> we had an officer in the past. due to budget cuts, we had to cut it down. this year,

. >>> a woman is on life support after being tased by deputies at the fair taxfax county detention center. he was preparing to be transferred but she resisted the deputies instructions. they used a taser gun to control her. she suffered a significant medical emergency. >>> a developing story right now, health officials in new jersey are looking into the first suspected case of measles in that state. it involves a 1-year-old baby in jersey city who has not yet been vaccinated. in the meantime, health officials in chicago have not yet identified the source of a measles infection at a daycare center. 5 infants were diagnosed with measles, ten more children exposed. there have been more than 100 other measles cases reported this year including one in d.c.. most of the cases are related to an outbreak at disneyland. >>> a little bit of extra shut eye could cost big bucks for fairfax county. megan mcgrath has a break down of some of the numbers p. >> reporter: it's a $2.6 billion budget. and it funds things like later start times for high schools and pay increases. however, the chairman of the

they could tased him and used other force. >> janea told us she doesn't think the police had to shoot her cousin. on an oakland street this morning. a man she identified as 28-year-old cory pollard. >> they seen my cousin with a knife in his hand he got into the an altercation and he guess he wouldn't put it down so they shot him three times. >> the officers were flagged down about a man armed with a knife acting erratically in the area. officers located that person and approached them. confrontation ensued and the one officer discharge the their firearm at the subject. >> the police said the two officers were in one car one was a training officer the other a recruit. a recent graduate of the lis academy. investigators wouldn't say which officer fired. the veteran or the officer in field training. though she declined to speak with us, according to a witness, paula's mother begged the officers to tase her son, not shoot him. >> he's at home. so you know like he couldn't be too much in harm's way. >> both officers at the scene are on paid administrative leave. laura anthony, abc7 news.

came back as stolen state police confronted the men and both tried to run and one suspect had to be tased. police say he was carrying a stolen weapon and the other had a fully loaded rifle. >>> the jury is set for the trial around the murder of american sniper chris kyle, the defense expected from the accused killer when the hearing gets underway tomorrow. >>> and this heavenly smile found light years away from earth and david murphy has your forecast when "action news" comes right back. >>> dramatic video from canada city missouri, the victim was on the hood when it smashes through the gas station convenience store the man is unbelievably okay, the driver backed the car out and took off and the vehicle was found nearby and no sign of the drive. >>> the stage is set for the trial for the man accused of killing american sniper chris kyle, the blockbuster movie inspired by kyle is looming large over the case just two weeks before the oscars. ryan owens explains. >> navy seal chris kyle is portrayed by bradley cooper as a masculine war hero but the jury that decides the fate of the killer is

. >>> a woman on life support after being tased by fairfax county sheriff's deputies. she was a jail prisoner on her way to alexandria. on january 26th a fairfax county police officer arrested her on a warrant from alexandria for assaulting a police officer there. then this past tuesday sheriff's deputies were attempting to take her to alexandria when they had to tase her. captain tyler cory said she would not comply with orders and physically resisted. >> she was very combative and not willing to be properly secured and prepared for the transport. we did end up deploying a taser device. at that point she did cooperate and was compliant. she was checked by our medical section, cleared medically. sometime between that taser incident and the transport itself which is minutes that' latched. >> -- elapsed. >> a few minutes elapsed. deputies did administer care and emergency crews were called and she was taken to a local hospital. >>> there's major developments in the case of a man shot and killed by a fairfax county police officer. peggy fox will have that story at 6:00. >

but after being beaten and tased, harrison died of a heart attack.lement requires deputies now get alcohol withdrawal training every two years. >> it's important that you know the first time this happens. >> reporter: harrison's family is countingat any. >> it's a legal step. what happened to our dad will have a bigger meaning not just a another person who died in the system. >> reporter: in oakland, ann notarangelo, kpix 5. >> alameda county and core rison will split the cost of the settlement. the county's insurance company will cover most of the payout. >>> people in palo alto are sounding off about blaring train horns and the city council is listening. they are looking into quiet zones. kpix 5's devin fehely reports. >> reporter: some neighbors are making noise in palo alto about the need for more quiet in the city. their complaint is with trains that rumble up and down the tracks all day and all night. the city of palo alto is currently considering a plan that would allow the trains to operate more quietly inside the city limits. the city would

. >> tased a few more times. eventually seven officers manage to get the guy end control. according to the facebook posts and comment, he says update from the front desk of the hotel claim that the man was transported to the hospital for a highly elevated heart rate. >>> all i can say about this first video is that it's incredibly unfortunate for this driver because there was nothing he could do as he's driving down this road. when a vehicle coming in the opposite direction loses control, crosses median and does this. watch this. >> oh! >> that's a monster. >> the impact was so strong it sent this dash cam flying in the cabin of the vehicle. people pushed to his aid quickly, probably able to get emergency services to the scene right away. >>> another dash cam video that caught a near-miss. on this road watch what happens. >> what are you doing? oh! >> that person coming up a lith vehicles store out of the way but in the direction of the pedestrian. >> and the cat. >> and the animal that also had to run for its life. sounds fortunately no impabcts new york accidents. the dr

video shows police dragging bufford from the car, then kicking and tasing him. at one point he shouts, "i can't move." then, using the slang term "red," to mean the dashboard camera is rolling, officer kelli swinton tells her colleagues to wait while she turns it off. >> hold up, y'all. hold up. everybody, hold up. we are red right now. >> the video then abrupty stops. police, who had received a call about shots fired in the area, accused bufford of speeding, making an illegal u-turn and abruptly parking. they say an officer kicked him to prevent him from reaching for a gun, which they say they found in his pocket. but all charges against bufford were dropped after the prosecutor saw the footage. police chief sam dotson told the st. louis post-dispatch he does not believe the officers did anything wrong. in addition to swinton, he suspended a sergeant who was supervising the scene for one -- he suspended him for one day. former florida governor and likely republican presidential candidate jeb bush has drawn criticism for choosing his slate of foreign policy advi

roof to roof while police chased him, he broke into a home and threatened to kill a woman and he was tased and arrested in a backyard. >>> the american sniper murder trial continues in texas experts say that the man accused of killing chris kyle could be in big trouble. ryan owens reports, this could undermine his insanity defense. >> eddie ralph appears to be napping in the start of this interrogation video and later the jury watches him look around the room and trying to put on his glasses not easy with his hands behind his back, it's what he says to the texas ranger later on that may matter most. you know what you did today was wrong right? you understand that asked the ranger, yes, sir replies ralph the judge will not allow audio to be broadcast until after the verdict but he acknowledges his guilt by apologizing to the victims' families. i would have done it differently. >> he is incoherent through most of the hour long tape and does detail parts of the crime like who he shot first chris kyle, the hero of the blockbuster american sniper i am just tired of playing chess with my life. b

they could have tased him. i'm screaming begging them, telling them he needs help. please help him. don't shoot. >> reporter: watkins played football for de anza college. he was engaged to his ex- girlfriend but they broke up. he was distraught over the breakup. >> he was trying to better himself. >> i didn't want him to be betrayed as a gangbanger, intruder, as a, you know, just a crazed out you know person because that's know he is. like my brother said he was trying to get his self together. >> reporter: in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. the officers who fired the shots have 7 to 8 years experience and were members of the gang unit. they are on standard paid administrative leave. >>> west coast ports including oakland are closed right now and will stay closed for most of the long holiday weekend. terminal operators won't high crews to load or unload ships today or th presidents day weekend. they accuse the longshoremen of a slowdown to get leverage in contract talks. >> its slowed down to nothing. they are trying to work it slow to make pressure and trying to make it hold th

police say officers initially tased the man. when he continued to swing at officers, police say one officer fired his weapon. the man was not injured and is now in custody. >>> all 71 pilots who operate transasia airways propel lor jets began proficiency tests today. the airline has canceled 90 flights over the next three days to accommodate the testing. there are 40 confirmed deaths in the crash. three people are still missing. preliminary investigations indicate the pilot shut off a running engine after the other engine went idle. aviation experts say that could have been a mistake. >>> new compelling video released today of that plane crash. it shows a surviving passenger inside the cabin vigorously knocking on the window pleading for help the day of the crash. a total of 15 surveyivors were rescued. >>> six people in the u.s. have been arrested and charged with conspiracy and providing support to radicals in syria suspected of having ties to isis. they're accused of sending cash, firearms and military gear. those items were

the chief of pol has previously said a tase are was used first and had no affect on the man. >>> dustin diamond heads back to court today. he's charged with stabbing somebody in wisconsin. if you're in your 30s, you might remember him as screech on the 1990s tv show saved by the bell. he alledgedly pulled out a knife and stabbed someone after he and his fiance got into a fight with others on christmas day. he previously pleaded guilty to the charges. >>> the u.s. is not at war with islam. that is the message from president obama as he outlines his strategy for tackling violent extremism. the president says muslims here in the u.s. and around the world need to fight the misconception that groups like isis speak for conti today in washington. civic leaders from 60 countries around the world are taking part in this summit. >>> joseph clancy will permanently lead the secret service. clancy has been serving as acting director since october after julia pearson was forced out over a series of security breaches. clancy had been with the service for nearly 30 years. one gop house leader said he'

they could have tased him. that is what they could have done. >> reporter: 5:00 p.m. last night san jose police received a 911 call from a home in downtown. the caller claiming a man armed with a knife was breaking in to the house. police determined it was philip watkins who called 911. police capture the moment officers saw a man with a blade running towards them. he failed to drop the knife. they opened fire. he died at the hospital. police stated both officers each with 8 years experience responded in self-defense. it is unclear if they knew about the solto the suicide help line. witnesses told them after the fact he was battling depression. >> i was shocked. >> he says he was a running back on the football team in 2012. a stand out who graduated from san jose high school. >> i feel real sad. there are young men -- he had a lot going for him when he played here. it is a shock. >> reporter: it is unclear if the officers received training on how to deal with suspects suffering from mental illness. both offenses have been placed on paid administrative leave. >> azenit

>> except i think we would have gotten way more tasing, as it were, with the whole, "i'm going to pull out and take a leak." i think that would have been a quick one-two are for the tasing. >> i gotta go. [ screaming ] >> i mean, you really going to get up and try and take a leak? go to the bathroom in front of a police officer? i mean, no matter how much you've had to drink, are you really going to do that? i don't know. >> the officer isn't all that's real. the video is shot with the actual dash cam in the brother-in-law's very real police car. he has to get the video processed at the station before giving it to mark. >> when he took the video in, initially the very first one, you know, his co-workers immediately were like, when did that happen? when did this -- tell us the story. and so that was like the first sign that oh, man, this is really -- this could be good, you know? >> luckily, mark's brother-in-law doesn't get in trouble, and steve is a success. >> something that's kind of funny and well produced can be hugely viral on the web. >> mark follows the first video with four mo

last week during a transfer mckenna became combative and she was tased. after that a, she experienced a medical emergency and was rushed to the hospital. an investigation into whether the taser actually caused the emergencyy is under way. in a statement, the sheriff's office says it is fully cooperating, quote, we anticipate a prompt and comprehensive investigation and will continue to update our website as you new information becomes available. >>> in d.c. authorities are investigating how a woman died in the district's central cell block. the corrections department says tawana johnson was found dead of an apparent suicide in her holding cell yesterday morning. johnson was arrested saturday on a misdemeanor charge for destrugsden of property. >>> german chancellor angela merkel is coming to d.c.. merkel and president obama will talk about plans for the summit as well as u.s./german trade. they will also discuss several foreign issues including the crisis in ukraine. international relations with russia and isis. this week the president is expected to ask

captain tyler cory said a few minutes lapsed between the tasing and when the woman had a medical emergency. deputies administered care and she was taken to a local hospital. >>> a family pet is warming up on dry land tonight after falling into an icy lake. this photo from fairfax county fire and rescue shows the 1 1/2- year-old black lab in freezing cold water. firefighters in special suits jumped in and pulled that pup to safety. the dog will be fine and reminded everyone of how dangerous it is fire officials did, to walk over iced over lakes and pond. >>> chief meteorologist topper shutt tracking quite the warm- up. can we really see 50 degrees, top? >> i think so. maybe upper 50s by sunday. if you're going out, you still need a coat, 28 in gaithersburg now, 34 downtown. thankfully no wind chills, though. lows tonight about 10 degrees higher, 28 downtown, 28 in springfield, 26 toward would woodbridge. far enough north and west you're -- 26 toward woodbridge. far enough north and west you're in the upper teens. 25 in college park, 24 in bowie. we'll look ahead a little. fantastic february

the officer tried tasing the man and when that didn't work, he shot the stomach in the stomach. flush -- suspect in the stomach. the suspect is hospitalized in stable condition. >>> a security guard killed in san jose apparently gave his own life to protect the co- worker. they were working at the b. boss nightclub on saturday night when a robbery next door caught their attention. the suspects took $20 worth of cigars and hopped in a getaway car. then someone inside that car pulled a gun and started shooting. a co-worker says 34-year-old manny zuniga jumped into the line of fire. >> the first bullet went past my head. and then after that, i noticed manny jumped in front of the line of fire. he -- he then -- he then took all the bullets that were aimed directly at me. and safed my life. -- saved my life. >> friends and co-workers say zuniga's natural inically madison square garden was to pursue -- inclination was to pursue suspects. >>> the latest powerful winter storm is bringing enormous amounts of snow from the mid- atlantic to the south. reporter craig boswell reports. >> rep

tasing is kind extreme. they could have used physical force. our resource officer is a wonderful, wonderful wonderful member of our community and he knows all of the students and has a fabulous relationship with them. >> the principal is standing by the officer who is a member of the concord police department. having him on campus is new and she is grateful here is here. >> our school has an officer in the past but because of budget cuts we had to release him. this year through clannation with concord police department and the unified school district necessity returned the dope cities and they have been a blessing to us. >> she could not comment on what happened yesterday because it is under investigation. police said the same thing. he is a minor and they have fought released any information on his name or age and the distribute attorney will decide whether to apply charges including assaulting an exercise and resisting arrest. >> now breaking news right now at a bakery at the wharf, there is a haz-mat situation and we know that this morning i

he went into alcohol withdrawal and attacked deputies who responded by tasing and beating him. harrison died two days later. >> he wasn't a bad person. you know? he made one mistake and it cost him his life. [ crying ] >> it's a legal step. what happened to our dad has a bigger meaning. he is not just another person who died in the system. >> as part of the $8.3 million settlement, registered nurses must handle initial evaluations of inmates. deputies will get training every two years or how to deal with people with -- on how to deal with people with alcohol withdrawal >>> target is going to pay $4 million to 6 counties including marin, contra costa, sonoma and santa cruz for overcharging customers. prosecutors say expired price tags on store shelves led to that overcharging. as part of the agreement target must now designate an employee to insuspect the tags when they are swapped -- to inspect the tags when they are swapped out. >>> oakland is exempting a national retail chain in the city's living wage ordinance. christin ayers explains why walgreens is getting such a deal. >>

. >> and ten deputies beat, kicked tased martin harrison while they admit he never punched any of them he never kicked any of them. >> reporter: the settlement requires the company to stop assigning vocational nurses to jails and prisons. and that sheriff's deputies assigned to inmates must go through health training every two years an agreement that will be monitored through federal oversight. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> the county and health company released a statement late today disputing some of what the family says stating that harrison quote, did not alert the nurse that he had a history of alcohol withdrawal denying three times that he had confronted such problems in the past. >>> activists are demanding the release of surveillance video in the police shooting death of a woman in emeryville. police say they shot and killed yvette henderson after she threatened workers at home depot with a gun then tried to carjack three people and refused police orders to drop her gun. the police department says it is not releasing the video at this time because it is evidence in the continuing in

. >> investigators say police tried to stop nichols in the industrial park by tasing him. it did not stop him. lehigh county da says he's seen dash cam camera individual yost altercation. >> the shook incident that involved both the police officer and the pennsylvania state police trooper appears to be certainly justified under the circumstances that i've now seen on video tape. >> reporter: now we are agreeing with the local authority who's have asked not to name the officer who was stabbed by nichols. we do know he's a five-year veteran of the force and we're told that both he and nichols former girlfriend will likely recover fully from their stab wounds. iain? >> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> happening now, a shooting unside a south jersey security company leaves one person dead and another in the hospital. it happened just after 7:00 this morning at shields business solutions in moorestown. police say 4284 old edgar figure row yes shot his co-worker 3184 old melvin nievez four times before killing himself. on going domestic situation is behind the shooting. he's now

>> though she declined to speak with us, according to a witness, the mother begged the officers to tase her son not shoot him. >> i don't see why they had to take it there. he couldn't be too much in harp's way pooh both officers at the scene are on paid administrative leave. laura anthony abc7 news. >> san francisco's district attorney said the officers involved in a fatal shooting in the bernal heights neighborhood will not face charges. the new report on the incident found alex nieto threatened multiple people before police arrived. he pointed a taser in a way that made it appear as if he had a handgun. officers fired a total of 59 shots. at least ten of them hit nieto. the wrongful death lawsuit is still pending. >> the san jose police say the man who officers fatally shot wednesday wanted to be killed. investigators say officers shot at phillip watkins after the suicidal man charged at them with a knife. police said this morning watkins was the one who called police reporting the intruder. the incident remains under investigation. >> a problem with the golden gate bridge's new barr

natasha mckenna taken off life is a important during a scheduled transfer became combative and tased.r that she experienced a medical emergency an. an investigation into whether the taser actually caused the medical emergency is under way now. mckenna was in jail in an assault charge. in a statement the sheriff's office says it's fully cooperating. the statement goes ton say we anticipate prompt and comprehensive investigation and will continue to update our website as new information becos available. >>> right now a 16-year-old in pennsylvania is in jail charged killing another teenager and then taking a selfie. a selfie of the body. this happened in western pennsylvania about an hour outside pittsburgh. police say they found maxwell morton because he sent the photo to a friend. they charged him with first-degree murder. morton will be tried as an salt in adult in the case. >>> bruce jenner he was not texting when he got into a deadly chain reaction crash that happened in malibu california. jenner saysd over his cell phone records if police request them. one woman died in saturday's

. >> deputies were tased and at that point he was taken to the medical portion of the jail and subsequentlyfter. >> alameda county and the jail health care provider they are going to split paying out that settlement. it is the biggest in california history. the settlement will be paid to harris son east four adult children. they will also have new procedures on how it screens inmates. >>> time is 5:55. another construction project under way on the golden gate bridge. the bridge was built in 1937. it's been upgraded but it's still not up to current earthquake standards. now crews are performing $600,000 worth of seismic retrofitting on the toll booths. it may cause some delays for you drivers. >> we would prefer to have all the lanes open if we could. however, we didn't have major traffic dieups because of this work that -- tieups because of this work ha needs to be done. >> now many drivers have already noticed the clock tower on the toll plaza is missing. but the bridge district is promising they will put it back in place after all the retro fit work is completed. >>> european writer cup c

she had also just been tased. we're also told police have video of what happened but they're not releasing that video at this time. >>> the fbi is asking for your help to find two men believed to be behind a series of bank robberies. take a look. here they are. they robbed two banks in less than one hour in northern virginia yesterday. first they hit a bb & c on east maple avenue in veeienna. 40 minutes later a bank in sterling holding one at gunpoint. police believe the same two men are involved in a robbery in mclean just last month. >>> now former rap star vanilla ice, real name robert van winkle is out of jail. arrest ed yesterday for allegedly breaking into and stealing from an abandoned home in florida. the real estate broker noticed lawn furniture and pool bicycles and other stuff missing about week ago. police found some of those items at a home under the care and control of van winkle. >> it's out of proportion and i wish you guy wos focus on all the good things. listen guys it will all get cleared up. yo

. >>> a woman is on life support after being tased by a detention officer. the 37-year-old woman was scheduled to be transferred to alexandria where she was facing assault charges against law enforct in alexandria city. but she resisted the deputies' instructions. they then used a taser gun to control her. she was taken to the hospital after suffering a significant medical emergency. >>> you may want to avoid i-66 if you're traveling late tonight into tomorrow. melissa molet tells us what the look out for. >> if you travel i-66 major roadwork overnight. this work was supposed to happen last night but high winds delayed the project. around midnight tonight crews will shut down all eastbound lanes of 66 between route 2 in centreville. the closure shouldn't last more than 30 minutes at a time. the road should reopen by 5:00 a.m. saturday. >>> they want to raise fares on your daily train ride but they're giving you a chance to weigh in on it first. they want to raise fares by 40 cents fop stepup tickets could go from $3 to $5. the first hearing is set for februa

police car called when they were seen in the stolen honda, officers had to tase corey foster when he tried to run off with a gun in his hand and payton tried to run and was arrested on marsh road. >> and a white car smashed into a telephone pole on route 14 just north of market trail and it managed to snap that pole in half nearly from the top, the car was badly damaged and 200 people lost power for two hours because of it. no word on injuries because of the crash. >>> the camden county health department is warning residents to stay alert after two raccoons tested positive for rabies, the first was found in the backyard of a home and a second raccoon was found in haddon township. and both were killed by a family dog. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf, says supports increasing the state's minimum week, the increase would happen over two years and president obama is pushing to increase the federal minimum wage to the same amount. >>> time to get a look at roads out there as folks try to get home. matt how are we looking on 95 or 76? >> lets look at 76 this is the schuylkill expressway

last week during a scheduled transfer dwepid that you deputies had to use a tase arer andr and somet experienced a medical emergency. an investigation is under way. in a statement the sheriff's office says it is fully cooperating and we anticipate a prompt and comprehensive investigation and will continue to update our website as new information becomes available. >>> it is now 6:18. and d.c. authorities are ves inve how a woman died in the district central cell block. the corrections department saysjuana johnson was found dead of an apparent suicide. johnson was arrested saturday on a missde charge. >>> we are getting multiple reports out of france that hood gunmen opened fire on police in the city of marseilles. this is the second largest city in the country of france. you are looking at a picture posted on twitter by a scottish newspaper. they're saying police are on high alert. as of right now we don't have many details on any casualties, who the attacka visit french prime minister is actually visiting that city right now. and it is almost exactly one month since that fatal shoot

deputies say last week mckenna became combative and was tased. sometime after that, she experienced a medical emergency and s ush aredru to the hospital. an investigation sunday way. in a statement the sheriff's office says it h. it is fully cooperating and we anticipate a prompt and comprehensive investign and will continue to update our website as new infon becomes available. >>> in d.c. authorities are investigating how a woman died in a cell block. tawana johnson was found dead of an apparent suicide. she was arrested saturday on a charge of destruction of property. >>> the newest way to have your information stolen may be sitting in your driveway. a new report says automakers are cramming cars with wireless technology but aren't encrypting it. it's not just personal data that can be stolen. hackers can also take control of the car while you're driving. consumers need to know how car computers gather and transmit personal information. the report says automakers have to do a better job of protecting your car against hackers. >>> bruce jenner's

. >> reporter: the woman who died after being tased at fairfax county jail was only 120 pounds and herily member say it never should have happened. i'm peggy fox. we'll have new details about the incident. >> reporter: can metro get back on track? a stunning finding from the ntsb at how had so many things went wrong when smoke filled a metro train here back in january. >>> after a car was hit by falling concrete last night under a structure -- a structurally deficient beltway bridge, it may not be as unusual as highway officials would want you to believe. >> our scott broom joins us now from the beltway at suitland road where repairs have wrapped up for the day and apparently all is not good as new, scott. >> reporter: i think you might be disturbed by some of what i found near here. i'll show you in a minute. first let's talk about the bridge near suitland road where a car was hit in the windshield last night smashing the windows. the crews out making repairs just left for the day. repairs included putting up epoxy to hold some of the crumbling concrete together. sha officials in mary

martin harrison died four years ago after being tased by guards at the san ka rita jail for acting unruly. he had been arrested for a dui and told the nurse that he drank regularly and could alcohol withdrawals. t lawsuit alleged harrison should have been seen by a registered nurse who would have monitored his situation. under the settlement they agree to staff more registered nurses. >> i'm hoping this will be changed. >> harrison's children will split an $8 million settlement. >>> a protest today called for an end of violence against transgender people. demonstrators held a die-in at san francisco civil hall over a woman who was stabbed to death in her apartment last week. a new report released today by the lgbt center supports that claim. the report suggests san francisco needs safer housing and more specialized violence support services. >>> a group in emeryville want answers in the shooting death of a black woman. the group wants surveillance video released. >> the police department has likely been covering their tracks. but if they have nothing to hide they shouldn't have a problem

parking lot after running the car's plates they discovered the car was stolen and foster had to be tased and physically subdued after trying to run payton also fled the scene and they found a stolen gun and a loaded rifle. they are under investigation for a rash of robberies in wilmington. >>> now to melissa magee and the accuweather forecast. finally above freezing this afternoon. >> guys enjoy it while you can because the change is coming sky 6 hd in cape may, 35 degrees and winds from north-northeast at 13 miles per hour, making it feel like a windchill down the shore of 32 degrees, now here in center city, a different vantage point from the philadelphia international airport looking at the center city skyline the temperature 40 degrees and dew point 24 and the winds out of the north at 22 miles per hour sustained. we have a windchill of 30 degrees here in philadelphia. so when you look at the wind speeds across the region, they are coming from the northeast anywhere from 9 miles per hour in trenton to 22 miles per hour in philadelphia so it does make it feel like in some locations we

. >> they could have tased him. they didn't have to shoot him. he didn't deserve to die that way. he was not a gang member. he was none of those things. >> philip watkins was engaged to be married, had attended college where he briefly played football and was working at a walmart to help take care of his 3-year-old daughter. >> he was on his way to go back to school. think about becoming a policeman. how ironic right? >> philip watkins' mother told us through tears she did not have a clue that her son was suicidal, that she would have helped if she could have. as far as the police are concerned, the two officers involved in the shooting last night, both are on paid administrative leave. they have seven to eight years of experience with the department, and being on leave is normal in a situation like this. reporting line in san jose, bob redell. >> unfortunate all around. thanks, bob. >> caltranrunning again after a fatality in the south bay. train 217 struck and killed a man on the tracks in san jose around 6:40 this morning. they said their investigation showed the man stood in f

the chase ended when an officer tased him. >> it appears that the people in charge of -- check out the ithaca visitors website, they are not trying to visit anyone to visit their city, because of this stupid weather. they suggest people head south to the florida keys. in addition to requesting a postcard. they ask torres to return when things thaw out. >>> as philadelphia gears up to host the world meetings of families. the american toy makers bleacher creatures are releasing this doll of pope francis they have other toys resembling derek jeter and this will be for sale in july and cost 20 dollars. >> there is a new way to treat obesity woutd drugs researcher says it's about overcoming the impulsiveness driving other disorderers, they believe it comes from not understanding time and how to await for rewards they say that kids learn to delay their response to earn a bigger reward the same principal may work with adults. >> we may be able to use these interventions to help people make belter choices, you can learn not how to have the chocolate cake, at least not all the time. >> they don

. >> next person to talk will be tased. >> with the dedication to secrecy, it's always difficult to gainon the mexican mafia. but we did meet some inmates who knew plenty. and were willing to speak. coming up -- >> we tell any ex-member of any prison gang, your life is in danger. >> that's the way it goes, you're in it for life or you're dead, there's no way out of it. >> a former lieutenant speaks out. and -- >> we start filming and our production assistant said, did you take the candy box out of the car? >> the lockup field team falls victim to heartless felons. >> give it up. if you don't, everyone's going to suffer. listening to intriguis when i drift off into my dreams. others might? ♪ goodnight. mom. it's a long day, goodnight mom. goodnight honey. and sometimes an even longer night. helping with homework before doing your own. goodnight mom. and you may think no one notices... but she does. ♪ she sees more than "mom," ♪ she sees determination. we do too. for nearly 40 years, we've built an education for people just like you. go! go! go! he's challenging the very fabric of society.

. >>> coming up at 6:00 new details in the tasing death of a woman with mental illness at the hands ofrfax county sheriff's deputies. >> but first a preview of the 60 minutes story that a late bob simon was working before he died in a terrible crash on wednesday. >> please join us tomorrow at noon for our black history month presentation of the journey, 450 years of the african american experience. the documentary tells the little known story about the founding of st. augustine, florida, and the role of free blacks who came to the some questions can't wait until morning. so i'm one of many nurses at cigna with answers anytime, day or night. i'm lauren and i've got your back. >>> 60 minutes correspondent bob simon was working on an important story about ebola when he died wednesday nature. >> it will air on sunday's broadcast and just this past week president obama announced all the nearly 2,800 u.s. troops in liberia will leave by the end of april. despite the declining number of cases liberia is still hoping to start a clinical trial of the drug zmapp. >> reporter: before any kind of