poppy fires at givens with a tase of up to 50,000 volts. but givens isn't done.s 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

two officers were also injured, one was tased. another suffered facial injuries but we are told those officers are expected to be okay. of course we'll bring you more details on this developing story as they become available. for now reporting live, vanessa herring, was 9 news. >> as you just heard vanessa mention, still a very active scene. stay with was 9 for the very latest information on this breaking news on both our app and our was 9 -- and our and our wusa9 website. >>> we're going to have a cold front come on through today. its going to bring shf the showers for some -- bring some of those showers for some of us. dry and very hot. back to the uner 80s. the cold front is going to bring a nice change in the forecast. i think for most folks it's a welcome change unless you're a heat and humidity kind of person. notice the wind direction out of the north, northwest 12 miles per hour. that's going to bring in some nice cool, dry air for tomorrow. and most of the week. we'll have to get through the afternoon time period before s

he was not armed and went to the hospital for treatment for the tase tase taseing. >>> the air bagmaker takata has finally acknowledged that the casing in the air bags can schadter and now 34 millionaire bags twice the initial number are being recalled. karen travers has the details. >> reporter: it's the largest recall in u.s. auto history. >> up until now takata has refused to acknowledge that theirary bag aryir bags are defective. that changes today. >> reporter: 34 millionaire bags recalled. double the official number, including ford gm and honda. japanese company takata believes that moisture and high-humidity areas is getting into the canisters and causing a strong explosion. the inflator casing can shatter, sometimes sending shrapnel through the bag and into drivers and passengers. at least five americans have died. cory burdick is one of the many drivers injured by the air bag. >> when i saw the blood i thought i was going die. >> the company tested more than 30,000 of those already recalled inflators and nearly one in every 100 sent shrapnel flying when it was ignited. the gove

tased me for no reason.. >> she's probably going to hold a grudge for quite a while. when it occurred, when i did tase her, she stated that i bought my ticket. which basically in jail means she's going to put a hit out on me. with these inmates i would take the threat seriously. they have the potential and the means to do so. >> what happens next in this pod? do things simmer down? >> what happens next. bow, that's a good question. you tell him to ask me that? i don't know what happens next. that's just -- that's for us to know and them to find out. we don't know. we're all opportunistic criminals where you can't really predict. >> i take it everybody's a little pissed off. >> no, we're not pissed. >> what are you? >> patient. yeah. >>> coming up, one of the four adam 100 women takes a drastic measure. and the unit is shaken to its core. >> i don't think it's ever going to be the way it was again. some weed killers are overzealous. they even destroy your lawn. ortho weed b gon kills weeds... not lawns. our l

we know he was tased. we know he was restrained.they tell us, 126 days into it, why they did what they did and what they failed to do? >> that makes perfect sense to me. why all this secrecy. i always expect you get things and it's not always timely. here's the other issue, plenty of bipolar people walk among us and just being hand coughed, restrained and that'sed would not lead to their death. in a causation issue, could his actions and his amped up state led to his death as opposed to his being hand coughed and tased and then being left unsupervised. ? where are you going to find the causation as to what killed him? >> bipolar does not kill you. >> correct. >> now, maybe when you are in a bipolar swing and you upset one, two or three police officers, maybe they kill you. that's what i want to find out. if he was in that restraining chair, why he wasn't attended to with proper medical care particularly since they knew about his bipolar disorder. i just want to know what happened. the family cannot have any closure while they hide t

he was tased again but would not cooperate.o from the actor who you may know from the austin powers movies. he took video of him kind of running through police. he got through security made it all the way down neil to gate 66. so a pretty good distance down there. and that's when he was tased. and taken to the hospital. we do not know exactly why he broke through security and then broke past the police. but right now they are checking his baggage as well as checking his background to find out exactly what this guy might be involved in or why he would not obey security and not obey the police and what his ultimate motives might be. right now, he's in the hospital. they are checking his background as we get more on this, and the vern troyier tape we'll show you. >> thanks. in the meantime as some of you know p david letterman is stepping off the stage. late night will never be the same. isn't that what they said when jay leno left and before that when johnny carson left and before that when jack parr left. for the person who got

including a female sergeant who got a concussion and broke -- >> he was restrained to a chair and tased he was left unattended and died. >> how does that happen? >> reporter: the family has hired attorney mike omara. >> they first said they took a few weeks for an autopsy but we don't know what that says. >> reporter: and the video, like much of the investigation, remains under wraps in the hands of the da which in a statement said the district attorney is currently reviewing the file and would not elaborate on what was within the file or a time line on when if a decision to file charges would be made. mean while, ajibade supporters delivered a letter demanding documents and videos calling for transparency. as for the alleged jekyll and hide personality, his family says he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and he was having a medical emergency at the time of his arrest and his girlfriend said she told that to police and ask that he be taken on the hospital and instead, he was taken to jail and his family says that made all the difference between life and death. >> martin thank you ver

leone fought them after they tased him. his lawyers say they crossed the line after they tased him. >>> president obama spent his time praising the city for its community policing efforts. yesterday the police toured the camden police real time operations city. he spoke to to the police by the murder rate dropping 47% in two years. the president visited the community center. he said he realizes that young people don't always feel that their voices are being heard. >> basic lack of opportunities at this. some voices feeling like they're not heard. that mines there's no single solution. the obama administration selected camden as a promise zone. that means the city will have access to federal funding faster to improve the economy, education and people's health. >>> an early warning system is in place. the goal is to figure out what leads to bad outcomes when police interact with the community. camden will collect data on the interactions and it will be analyzed by experts. the department will use that information to better tr

a man tased as airline passengers duck. what led to a takedown at l.a.x. >> what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. >>> a man who tried to push his way past security screening in l.a.x. didn't get far. >> police tased him in front of dozens of people at an airport gate. he was taken to the hospital. he will face charges of trespass and obstructing a peace officer. >>> tonight the warriors take on the houston rockets in game 2 of the western conference finals. the warriors lead the series 1- 0 after winning tuesday night. tip-off is 6:00. ticket prices are from $170 for a seat up high behind the baseline to around $10,000 at courtside or free on your couch. >> exactly. 10 grand, you got to be kidding me. couch. couch. >> some people pay it. >>> a monumental moment in tv history last night as david letterman hosted his final late show. letterman's finale which he had said would be the most important show of his life ended with of cou

tased by the tsa and mugged by mini me. it's a bad day.he federal government released hundreds of documents they seized from osama bin laden's compound. among the many items found is a job application for al qaeda. for real. it's like a regular job application. except it asks questions like where do you see yourself exploding in the next five years? i'd like to see a job interview for al qaeda. i see you spent eight years hating the great devil of the west. can you tell me more? you must be willing to die in the name of allah and be proficient at microsoft xl. these are real questions on the al qaeda job application. we translated them in to english. any hobbies or past times. which sha a ykhd do you listen to or read often. maybe chocolate. have you ever been in jail or prison? usually that is a bad thing but i don't know. who should we contact in case you become a martyr? let's see, my mom never answers her phone. contact my wives, there are eight of them. contact them alphabetically so there isn't an issue. how bad must it feel to not g

no tasing people randomly. no shooting moving cars. you know who this is going to impact, our nation's loose-cannon cops. yes, they're dangerous but ultimately they have a heart of gold. i love cop movies my favorite has to be the "louis cannon" franchise. you know what i'm talking about? you've seen it. it follows a bad-ass detective to brings his own brand of justice to the streets of cleveland. here to discuss these new police restrictions with cleveland is the star of "louis cannon" franchise, brock federico. brock federico, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) thanks for coming to the show, brock. brock, what do you think of these new rules? >> i think they're terrible, larry. we're talking about my livelihood here. un, i'm a method actor. un what that means? >> larry: sure it's base the concept of stanislavski-- >> that was rhetorical. i need to follow reckless police tactics to do my job. nobody is going to pay to watch a cop deescalate a situation and go home happy about his role in the community. ithey want to see me trample civ

and hill says he was tased in his left eye. the lawsuit alleges when doctors removed a taser dart from his eye, the eye was pulverized. fairfield police have declined to comment on the lawsuit. >>> a judge sentenced a mentally ill man today to 33 years to life in state prison for the brutal 2012 murder of a berkeley man. family members of the victim, peter sue car, packed the courtroom and his widow spoke out. she said the mental health and legal system failed and now she is calling for change. >> to think that i can do anything alone is ridiculous. it has to come from people within these systems. they must stop doing this, releasing, as i said, ticking time bombs. >> 26-year-old daniel dewitt used a flower pot to bludgeon peter suekar out his home. officials say dewitt suffers pair notice schizophrenia and will likely spend the rest of his life in a state hospital. >>> treasure island will be transformed into a housing project. today, the navy sold 290 acres of treasure island to san francisco. that means two developers can no

slagle is really a cyborg from the future, so tasing him won't help. haven't you seen "terminator"? >> and now, his twin brother is nearing the end of his 15 years at limon. >> that's what you get for being wild. you miss out on everything that's precious to you if you're wild like me. >> another young inmate is on the wild streak of his own. and his behavior could cost him more than just time in the hole. >> daddy. daddy is stuck. he's stuck in the mirror. i can't get out my daddy. >> many of colorado's most violent convicts are sent to the limon correctional facility, a level four penitentiary on the eastern plains of the state. but when they get into trouble here, they go to administrative segregation, a lockdown unit where they spend 23 hours a day in their cells. >> segregation is basically the jail within the prison. and that's where some of the more colorful, disruptive types are housed. >> one of those inmates is jonathan hall. serving 40 years for murder. >> take that camera somewhere else. >> our crew first encountered hall while interviewing another inmate a few doors dow

don't move. >> and that's when he was taken down and tased in front of several frightened passengers.aring in the background. >> people were screaming and yelling, jumping underneath seats. >> still many including shaun diamond pulled out cell phones to record the drama as it unfolded. surprised at how close the suspect got to one of the gates. >> even of the officer had what looked like a gun in his hand and yelling at the man to stop. the man refused. he had this strange eerie smile his face. >> you can even see the suspect attempt to stand as he's being tased. security has been stepped up following a deadly shoot hadding there two years ago. a man opened fire at a checkpoint il killing one eighth. this crowd applauded the suspect's arrest. he was hospitalized for treatment as they investigate what motivate the had his rush past security. brandi hitt abc news los angeles. >> also from california new details about that oil spill along the santa barbara coast. officials now say up to 105,000 gallons oil may have leaked from a broken pipeline. about 20% reeved the pacific ocean. the oc

dajuan graham died tuesday after a woman tased him. officers found graham standing on silver spring road acting erratically. when graham ignored orders to take his hands out of his pockets, that is when officers tased him. he was also combative at the hospital. >>> a man charged with aggravated assault after a shooting involving george zimmerman. zimmerman is the man acquitted of the murder and death of trayvon martin. police say matthew aper ton fired a shot into zimmerman's suv. you can see the bullet hole in the passenger side window. >>> today, virginia's sweet briar college will hold its final graduation but the college president will not be there. president james jones says there have been threats of interruptions to the ceremony. he did send a letter of congratulations to the class of 2015. the women's college is closing its doors because of severe money troubles. >>> you can let city leaders know your thoughts on the potomac yard station coming to alexandria. it will be built between the reagan national and braddock road stops.

. >>> a man is claiming he lost his left eye when officers tased him. he posted this view. the video shows police stopping hill and two other people in a car last june. a struggle ensued and he claimed a dart hit his eye. fairfield police are not commenting at this time because of the pending litigation. >>> an owner of the gas station is sharing his station about the hostage situation in antioch. >> i was worried about you. flad you're okay. >> this 75-year-old gas station owner received plenty of attention. >> that's how the gunman talked to the police according to the owner. the way the armed man treated him and his employee was different. >> he said don't worry, i'm not going to hurt you. >> that was a due, for the rest of his time in activity he worked to win his confidence. >> i told him if urangry, did i offer you something to eat, we have cookies, chips. >> police released this mug shot. the hostage taking capped off a scary day, the suspect crashed a stolen car, led the chp on a chase and carjacked someone before being the target of gunfire. >> he broke the door, t

i don't want to tase you, sir. you need to stop now!n los angeles national airport. wednesday, police say they had to use their taser to subdue an unarmed man who breached their security. in the video you saw of the incident taken by none other than the actor vern troyer best known for mini me in the "austin powers" movies. he doesn't only have the video. take a look at what else he has now. >> this is the exact hat that i stole from the guy that got tased tased. [ laughter ] >> i just want to see that again. anyway, he took it from the guy that got tased. the suspect was taken to the hospital. he face trespassing and other charges. >>> a charge of cyber-stacking after hacking into e-mail account of young women stealing compromising photos and attempting to blackmail them. federal investigators say he used government computers at the u.s. embassy in london for these actions. joining me from washington nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. who is this employee, and how was he able to get away with this allegedly? >> reporter: tho

his family says he was put in a restraining chair and tased.says he was having a bipolar episode and they allege police knew that. the girlfriend gave police pills for matthew's disorder. the district attorney is reviewing the case and will decide whether to file criminal charges. >> lits bring in retired chief deputy matthew fogg. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> good to be here with you. >> first, is it right to -- is it right, do you think to fire the deputies right now, you know, it's been four months since this man died. >> i think so. 180 days or more, at least four months. bottom line, that's enough time to do a thorough investigation to determine what role these deputies played in the man's death and, again, i would say they're looking at if there can be criminal charges out of this. definitely, that's enough time to come to a conclusion that deputies violated a policy. >> we know there's been an internal police investigation. the georgia bureau of investigation is also looking into the case. now, the district attorney is

s lead investigator is some dude who had been kicked out of the police force and tased by the cops? >> the d.a. the independent -- the man who led the independent investigation is a former baltimore police officer who was demoted and had an incident at his house who was, says the defense, had an ax to grind, or that's their allegation. >> that would be a relevant fact. thank you. is this case falling apart four days after it was filed? joining me is a criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor. that guy has no ax to grind with the cops? >> no. completely free from any bias including the prosecutor herself with all the connections. i'm outraged. let's start with the false imprisonment. cops need to be perfect or they lose their livelihood and potentially their liberty? let's understand something. it either is a legal knife or it's not. that's not what the case should hinge upon. if they reasonably believed it had some spring action and violated baltimore law, that's enough. cops make mistakes every day. they are not arrested for it. >> and the irony is she's charging them with f

two days after police tased him. a woman told police the man punched her last sunday. officers found graham standing on a silver spring road acting erratically, they say. when graham ignored instructions to take his hands out of his pockets, that's when they tased him. he may have been high on pcp. >>> today virginia sweet briar college will hold its final graduation but the president won't be there. there have been threats of interruptions of the ceremony. he did send a letter of congratulations to the class of 2015. the women's college is closing its doors because of severe money troubles. >>> we told you recently about the proposed potomac metro station coming to alexandria. you'll have a chance to voice your concern on the matter. construction on the new station is expected to begin next year and be finished by 2018. that public hearing started about eight minutes ago. >>> you may be affected by some signal outages in the district today. signals will be out between k street and 16th street northwest and connecticut avenue. that started at 7:00 this morning. it will

a man tased after running through the security checkpoint. the suspect making it just feet from the. stunned passengers watching in shock.

. -- tase them to knock them back a little bit. reporter: they considered an electrical system but rejected it. they also considered building a moat around the white house. they said the moat would be too difficult to maintain and make it hard to get out any intruders here that was rejected as well. for now, it will be the steel spikes until they come up with a better long-term solution. rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. maureen: former new york governor george pataki is now part of the field of potential republican candidates. >> i announced i am a candidate for the republican nomination for president of the united states. maureen: he announced his candidacy in new hampshire today after he released a youtube video in which he describes his background and his reasons for running. he served three terms as governor of heavily democratic new york but has been out of office since 2006. he envisions himself as a unifying figure in a divided nation. it is the eighth of public and to officially enter the race. -- republican to enter the race. m

leo fisher and his wife were shot at, tased, stabbed multiple times, but they survived. the suspects were caught after a four-mile chase with police. now the law firm in arlington has issued a statement saying in part, the recovery has been heartening and we remain committed to doing everything necessary to help the healing process. leo and sue are enormously grateful to all the people that have offered their encouragement and prayers and well wishes to run this difficult time. after a long delay, the schmuhls will have a military hearing this afternoon at 2:00. jummy: covering metro this june, service getting back to normal after numerous problems yesterday throughout the system. last night at 10:00, smoke-filled the metro center station after a transformer blew, forcing emergency crews to clear the scene. it followed another incident yesterday morning when thousands were either stock or severely delayed when smoke shut down service on the blue, silver, and orange lines around rosslyn. today is international nurses day. nurses in the district are demanding changes to pa

an airport spokeswoman said the officer tased the man after he proceeded through the area. he was unarmed and police are investigating the incident. for the second day, hundreds of mcdonald's workers protested near the company's headquarters in illinois, where the new ceo and shoulders are gathering for the company's annual meeting. it comes out mcdonald's faces declining sales and protests over work pay. workers are calling for an increase in pay to $15 an hour, and a union. there could be a new weapon in the fight against obesity. the fda has improved a device that is in rented into the abdomen which sends electrical impulses to the brain through the stomach helping patients to feel full. it is only available to those considered severely overweight. cool and rainy but the memorial day weekend is looking good. narrator: puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support, putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the othe50 st

it shows officer shawn jergens tase and pep pepper -- pepper spray washington. it was determined the use of the pepper spray and taser was not appropriate. the officer resigned a week ago. washington is still in the hospital charged with hit and run and reckless driving. >>> blasting is now off limits at a sterling, virginia quarry at least for the time being. >> the change comes one day after a controlled explosion sent rocks flying into cars, businesses and homes. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn in sterling. repairs are being done a day after a blast from a rock quarry went terribly wrong. repairmen work on ricardo brooks' home after a rock flew through the roof narrowly missing heslept. above his pillow you see where a rock left a big hole in the house. ricardo needed eight stitches to repair the hole in his face from the rock. surveillance video shows a school bus passes through around 10:45 yesterday morning at sicced later the rock come flying taking -- morning. a second later the rock comes flying taking out a window in an auto parts for and windows out of t

authorities strapped him into a wheelchair after tasing him. officials say he tried to run away from them at the airport security checkpoint then refused to cooperate. >>> a traffic alert for this weekend. driving between hayward and foster city is going to be difficult. the san mateo bridge will close for maintenance work tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. crews will be finishing up resurfacing and treating the deck structure. they started this process earlier in the month. the bay bridge ends up getting completely congested when they shut down the san mateo. if you need help navigating around the traffic problems this closure is going to cause, get ways on your smartphone and google play. >>> a big milestone for the capital of silicon valley. the u.s. census bureau has san jose has joined an elite list of cities. >> how are anybody's and businesses joining the news they are now 1 in a million? chris wen joins us live with the story. chris? >> reporter: larry and ama we're live along the al mito one of california's first roads. this sign is now outdated.

she had the taser close to him and the report said that inmate was tased while in full restraints. cnn law enforcement analyst sed crick alexander, with us live. also with me is cnn commentator mel robbins. first to you, you've seen the video, had a chance to look at it. i often start off by saying, let's remember, folks, these guys are not in those circumstances because they were singing too loud in church. they are often violent, often difficult, they bite, spit, punch, hurt, even if they're in restraint. with that said, is an officer allowed to use all that kind of force to restrain a bad guy? >> well, there is a justification for using force in certain situations, and be what we just saw in that video, there's more to that video, a second confrontation where the same officer that rockets the guy in the head with the knee does the same move to another guy who's doing nothing. >> spitting or yelling or something. >> spitting. here's the problem, in a correction facility it's very different than being a police officer on the street, you actually have a controlled environment. you

a drunken incident involving a gun and after he became uncooperative with the police was actually tased by them. the same cops he's investigating which raises some questions about his objectivity. that news breaking as we heard directly from the u.s. attorney general today that she will investigate baltimore's police force for ex-hive force and alleged discriminatory policing. joining us now sheriff david clark of the milwaukee county sheriff's office and andy mccarthy here a former federal prosecutor and national review contributing editor. thank you both for being here. let me start with you, andy. the chances of this motion to get her booted off of this case are what? >> zero. there's no way this motion will succeed at this point. i thinkary they're building a record so later they can make a bigger claim about prosecutorialial and investigative misconduct but no basis to get people kicked off a case because they have political motivation. it is a political system. that's how she gets elected in the first place or think about it. if you're in a small town if it was a basis to kick som

we know he was tased as well. then you have cell extraction and removal.t this, i'm going to quote here the new focus is on discipline and non-lethal force. and you would think that that would be the ultimate goal. >> always there should be non-lethal force. those just gives us a few clues as to what could have happened. we don't know. >> they haven't turned over the autopsy report we don't know when they will. >> there is video of ajibade with his girlfriend, having altercation, we know from the police report, that the girlfriend had bruising and she had blood on her face and then we also know that from police he resisted arrest took him to the detention centered the situation escalated, also know that three deputies were injured and one, a female get here suffered a concussion and a broken nose but the family, again, wait a minute he had bipartisan disorder. >> needed to go to the hospital. >> he did not need to go to jail. rosa flores thank you very much. i appreciate it let's continue to talk about. this joining me now is his brother, chris -- chris is

a bay area man tased at l.a.x. we'll tell you why. >>> good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. a uc berkeley student is at the center of a disturbing incident at l.a.x. police say a student, a ticketed passenger, breached security forcing them to stun him with a taser. jodi hernandez is live in dublin tonight where the suspect's parents insist he's a gentle, well mannered young man. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. the suspect's parents live right here in dublin. his father tells me what they saw on that cell phone video is completely out of character for the uc berkeley student. he says the behavior simply doesn't match the son he knows. this cell phone video shows a 21-year-old east bay man breaking free as los angeles airport police try to handcuff him. >> he was shocked by a tsa officer and he was not cooperative. at that time the tsa officers asked airport police who were right near the screening area for help. >> reporter: passengers' cell phone cameras rolled as police followed christian james heintz through the terminal one

. >>> fredericksburg police released body cam video from a police officer who tased and pepper sprayed a suspect during a traffic stop. >> officer shaun jurgens resigned last week after an investigation found he used inappropriate force in an arrest earlier this month. it was shown to the use of force expert. >> reporter: a tense situation for a fredericks burgpolice officer. >> as you watch all three videos, you see the officers are having to deal with traffic issues and their attention is diverted, but they do a good job staying focused on the drive. >> reporter: the video shows the driver -- driver. >> reporter: the video shows the driver of the car does not respond to the command of the officer. >> he's not belligerent and he is not refusing to raise his han verbally or with gesture. he's non-- hand verbally or with gesture. he's noncompliant. >> reporter: a third police officer arrives and moves towards the car. >> the officer is transitioning away from his sidearm and now has his taser, fires tathe ser. >> reporter: the taser doesn't make proper contact, so it doesn't function pr

they tased the suspect. handcuffed and carted him away in a van. be wondering, they did not have weapons. they did not have firearms i should say on them and used a taser and were able to get the suspect under control. >>> new questions about josh duggar star of "19 kids and counting." you may have heard about this. duggar was accused of molesting five young girl admitted to some wrongdoing. he admitted -- he did tell police or "people" magazine i hurt others including my family and close friends. that's how he phrased it. now a video has resurfaced in which duggar appears to be joking about dating his sister. >> ginger was chosen as our chaperon then had to be pulled off because the movie we were going to see had to be over 18. it was a preview screening of a good movie and anyway that's the reason why ginger was our chaperone so chose jan and john david. had a double date. we are from arkansas. >> joking about it there. part of the allegation is that he allegedly -- part of -- some of the victims were actually his sisters. now, duggar resigned fr

the man got to one of the gates here, pushed an officer and that's when police tased him. christian heinz was booked and charged with assaulting a police officer and trespassing. unclear why he did it. airport officials say he was a ticketed passenger. back to you. >>> thank you. 14 now before the hour and the woman -- the name of the woman who accused jesse matthew of rape is no longer available to the public. yesterday morning, the circuit counter court published it on a website. six hours later it was gone. matthew is accused of brutally beating and raping the woman in 2005 in fairfax city. she was 26 years old at the time. >>> the man accused of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl is waking up in jail this morning. police found isiah bogan in his car. he was accused of attacking a young girl last week. >>> we can learn whether police will hand down more charges against a little league umpire from fairfax county. don essex distributed child porn. according to court documents, he also told an undercover cop he was sexually active with his three grandchildren. he's not

the case is similar to the death of the woman who died in the fairfax county jail after being tased in february with mental health issues, also described as uncooperative. that the cases are among many across the country, leading to the reevaluation of the use of the tasers by law enforcement. and while they have been fired, they have not been charged with anything. the district attorney says that will come possibly at a later date reviewing the case. we are live in the south center hank silverburg wusa9. >> thanks for that. the cause of death in their case has not been released tonight. wtoc in savannah, georgia would report that there is apparently something being held up until the da finishes its investigation. >>> and prince released his new song titled baltimore today. in the wake of freddie gray's death in police custody. in a song the purple one sings peace is more than the absence of the war. his rally for peace comes to be set for tomorrow at the royal farm's arena in best baltimore. for those scoring some of their mostly expensive tickets, the audio of that concert will strea

a man tased after running through the security checkpoint. the suspect making it just feet from the. stunned passengers watching in shock. ♪ ♪ >>> and end of an era. david letterman takes the stage one last night. >> it's beginning to look like i'm not going to get "the tonight show". >> a star-studded send-off from presidents to rock stars to dave's son. all there to honor the late night legend after his 33-year run. >> thank you and good night. [ cheers and applause ] >>> and we do say good morning, america. 33 years, 6,028 shows. a lot of laughs. what a career for david letterman. so nice to see his wife and his son there last night. his son even brought a friend along with him. >> he sure did. >> what about that all-star top ten list? steve martin, jerry seinfeld julia louis-dreyfus. pitch perfect farewell. >> we'll talk about it more later. >>> breaking news a suspect has been named in that mansion murder mystery. police hunting for this man right here in the murder of three members of a family and their housekeeper. abc's ryan smith is

his family says he was put in a e restraining chair, handcuffed and tased.y disturbing story. it got attention when he died in january. then we didn't hear anything for 100 days. now these nine deputies have been fired. >> it's very telling, but there's still a big mystery as to what happened. there's two parallel investigations going on. one, by the georgia bureau of investigations. the other by the sheriffs department. so the sheriff gets the results of the investigation and then bewe see nine deputies being fired but why is the big question. one of the things that i think is an interesting clue is the change that the sheriff made after he received these two investigations. so he made three changes to his department. i want to share these with you because they are so telling. new booking e procedures is what the sheriff says. he says it it's very important for whenever someone is being take on to the jail for them to have prompt medical attention. that's one thing. that gives us a bit of a clue. then you have new security procedures and then he wants an au

airport officials tased him.to a hospital for treatment -- he was take on a hospital -- take on a -- taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> a chase began with a traffic stop around 5:30 yesterday afternoon. police say the driver bumped an officer, rammed his patrol car and sped off. he hit another patrol car and blew a tire. the chase went into the tunnel. police say just before reaching the oakland end, the suspect crashed into a minivan carrying four people. the suspect tried to run. >> i saw him running. i had got out of my car screaming that he hit my kids. the next thing i know the cops jumped him. he was trying to get away. >> the driver was arrested and taken by the ambulance. his two passengers were also arrested. the family in the van was not injured. >>> 7:41. a marin county middle school teacher is on leave this morning. administrators investigating student claims that he showed pornographic images on the projection screen. according to the marin ij, it happened last week while about a dozen students

a passenger tased by an officer in front of families.he suspect making it all the way to the gate and abc has the story for us. >> this cell phone video captures police tasing a man just feet away from gate 66 at l.a.x. as stunned passengers look on in shock. i'm told as he attempted to go through, he was stopped by a tsa officer and he was not cooperative. >> reporter: shawn diamond waiting for his flight witnessed it all. >> i heard a man screaming and yelling. i turned around, there was a uniformed officer following a man, yelling at the man to stop. the man refused. plainclothes officer showed up. they tasered him in the back. >> reporter: hollywood actor verne troyer shot this video of the suspect in what appears to be his initial encounter with police. the suspect slaps the officer and runs off. a moment later he is stopped again. >> stop, stop! >> reporter: but ignores the officer and continues walking towards the gate. >> stop now! >> reporter: just steps from the gate where an alaska airways flight ready for takeoff police stop

that officer followed the man and detained him and tased him as he was arrested. the man is at a hospital and faces charges of trespassing and obstructing police. >>> the suspect in the murder of three alexandria residents will make his first appearance in a fairfax county courtroom tomorrow. last month a judge moved charles severance's trial from alexandria because of concerns about seating an impartial jury. tomorrow a judge will hear motions on suppressing warrants and expert witnesses. severance is charged with killing nancy dunning in 2003, ron kirby in 2013 and ruthanne lodato in 2014. >>> we've been reporting on vdot's plan to build toll alleges on i-66 outside -- lanes on i-66 outside the beltway. some think it sounds great and others think it sounds like a nightmare. today pool had a chance to sound off with transit officials. some in the dunn loring neighborhood could lose their homes because of the mass transit expansion. they said vdot ought not to be focusing on building more concrete lanes, but expanding metro or rapid bus service. >> i think anybody

her husband andrew showed up at fisher's mclean house disguised as a police officer and immediately tased the 41-year-old that alecia is seen buying. he bound fisher and his wife sue and held them hostage in their bedroom for three hours, pressing them about the law firm, who there was unsatisfied with his wife's work while continuing to pretend he was an officer the fisher would often leave the room to use his cell phone. the hours long ordeal cull minimum natured with andrew schmuhl stabbing him and slitting his throat before firing a shot at sue grazing the top of her head. leo thought at the time schmuhl killed her, but shop he missed. fisher -- somehow he missed her. he immediately told officers it was andrew schmuhl who abducted and tortured him. 30 minutes later schmuhl was arrested. the court wasn't quite sure what to rule with regard to alecia schmuhl until late in the hearing when the prosecution convinced him she was a principal player in the alleged crime, buying the taser and allegedly making several phone calls to her husband while he was at the alleged crime scene. mola len

louis and jonathan tase a study with the blackhawks and he was,, great things to say about hakstol. > lot of experience and um, i wish him all the best. i think he knows a great deal about the game and obviously going to the next level is completely different from college level but i think it's going to be exciting thing for him. >> why would you want to go to north dakota state? however he's got a lot of players there. >> good hockey. >> chip kelly didn't have a whole lot of experience in the professional level. >> it's different. i'll explain it to you. >> i want to talk to you about that. >> you'll understand it. >> enlightenment. that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you back here at 10. have a great night. inside edition is up next. >>> the family slaughtered on embassy row in washington, first video. and how a slice of dominoes pizza gave the suspect away. >> left dna on the crust. >>> then -- >> thank you and good night. >> that didn't take long. >> up, up. >> david letterman's set hauled off. his great escape. >> how dave sneaked out of the ed sullivan theater through

disturbance call at the apartment building, officers say it quickly escalated, that an officer wound up tased, another with a deep cut to the face, and torres dead, shot in the chest by one of the officers. >> he never had no problem with anyone. he was a good person. >> reporter: torres did struggle with his own problems. >> he is taking medicine for bipolar and depression. >> reporter: friends say he was also taking care of his mother. >> always they working together. >> i was worried that he was -- she was going to get -- he was going to get overwhelmed taking care of her as she got older. >> reporter: he says torres would have his moments. >> say hi, hi, and he angry with me, you know. >> no reason? >> no reason. he told me, i'm sorry. you know, i'm not taking my medicine. i understand. >> reporter: even then, she stresses he never seemed violent. she saw him this morning as he walked to get his morning coffee. >> today, i looked different to him. only say hi, anna maria. he looked tired. >> reporter: a few hours later, torres would be dead, a routine police call gone wrong. >> even somet

. >> reporter: it unfolded in just seconds, police tasing that man with crowds of stunned passengers looking on. trouble beginning at 11:00 a.m. as the man went through airport security. >> apparently the man became uncooperative at this tsa checkpoint. officers were called he pushed past them into the terminal. sean dimond waiting for his flight, witnessing it all. >> i heard a man screaming and yelling and i turned around and there was a uniformed officer following a man. he was yelling at the man to stop, the man refused, a plain clothed officer then showed up and they tasered the guy in the back. >> reporter: travelers, terrified. this one girl cowering in her mother's arms. >> stay down! >> reporter: the scene, panic, as the man is subdued. >> he had a strange smile on his face the entire time. >> reporter: the man was apparently unarmed. but he made it all the way to the gate gate 66 before he was brought down with that taser. david, no indication this is in any way terror related. but this airport has been on high alert since 2013 when a man opened fire at a security checkpoin