tased me for no reason.e me. >> she's probably going to hold a grudge for quite a while. when i did tase her, she said i bought my ticket, which in jail when i did tase her, she said i bought my ticket, which in jail means she 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? >> what happens next. that's a good question. 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 pissed off. >> we're not pissed. >> what are you? >> patient. >>> coming up, one of the four of the atom 100 women takes drastic measures. and the unit is shaken to its core. >> i don't think it's ever going to be the way it was again. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement available only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the

keep in mind the officer didn't tase just once.e tased a second time for additional five seconds after the boy was incapacitated because the boy failed to put the hands behind the back. >> bill: boy's family sues not the officer but the taser company, right. >> well, they first sued the officer. >> city of charlotte. >> the city of charlotte has to pay $600,000. they don't stop there. they choose to sue the taser company because they didn't give the cops a warning and/or training. now it would seem pretty obvious they would do that. >> bill: they won $10 million. >> $10 million in compensatory damages. not even punitive. i don't think that this is going to be overturned. it will be reduced because you can't have double recovery in the amount there was a $40,000 workers' comp. >> bill: taser company would have to pay about million. >> and also it's not the first case they have had. a case in 2008 where somebody died under similar circumstances. i think this company better learn to do better. >> another 45-year-old man was killed tha

. >> tasing him won't help. having seen "terminator?" >> now his twin brother is near the end of his 15 years at lymon. another young inmate is on a wild streak of his own. his behavior could cost him more than just time in the hole. >> daddy. >> hey. >> i can't get out my daddy. >>> many of colorado's most violent convicts are send to the limon correctional facility. when they get onto trouble here, they go to administrative segregation, a lockdown unit where they spend 23 hours a day in their cells. >> the segregation is the jail within the prison. that's where some of the more colorful, disruptive types are housed. >> one of those inmates is jonathan hall. serving 40 years for murder. our crew first encountered hall while interviewing another inmate a few doors down. >> i believe he threw a liquid substance under the door that smelled somewhat suspicious. we are going to report that. yeah. he threw pee under the door. >> hall's anger really begun the day before. >> started off yesterday night, he drew a bunch of gang graffiti on the w

. >> i'll have to tase you. >> fixing to tase you, man if you don't calm down. >> i talked to him during the outburst when he was on the ground trying to get him to calm down. i'm trying to get him to relax if that was possible. but he was in so much pain. it was futile. but i did try. >> my sister was wonderful. she was wonderful. she was so good. she didn't deserve this. >> he kept fighting so other deputies came and finally got him subdued and held him down. >> the rest of jilani's family is visibly shaken by the scene. >> i'm here. i want you to calm down right now. >> they're already upset. when you add this traumatic event right in the middle of proceedings, i'm sure it was very difficult for all of them. >> everyone in the courtroom is emotional, except platt. he appears stone-faced. >> i was not there to see the defendant's reaction. but i was led to believe that he was pretty much without emotion for a situation to be that intense, it didn't really affect him like you would have thought it would. >> officers remove platt from the courtroom and take carter down to lockup in the s

it tase between 2002 and 2009, the cesarean section rate rose from 27% to 34%. some of the reasons include convenience times for the doctor and the mother, women giving birth later in life, which increases the risk of complications and health issues. florida, new jersey and texas had the highest rates. utah, wisconsin and colorado had the lowest. >>> a small dog in southern california is credited with chasing away two men who tried to rob his owners' smoke shop. >> the robbery happened about two weeks ago. in the surveillance video, you can see two men and the storeowner started to put money in the men's backpack but then paca, the chihuahua, took over and chased the men out of the store. >> he was a rescue dog. everybody rescue a dog from the pound. you never know when you will need him. >> the thieves did get away with $200 and have not been caught. >>> a bald eagle is alive thanks to an oregon veterinarian. the eagle was hit by a car last week and while he was in surgery, patriot stopped breathing. the vet jumped into action and the vet says it's unlikely pat

the officers took down an allegedly intoxicated man and then repeatedly punched, kicked and tased him. although the man was handcuffed and half naked, the officers claimed he was resisting arrest. the incident is under investigation and all three officers have been placed on administrative leave. >>> an attorney in louisiana is being forced to answer some tough questions. after surveillance video showedá him fighting in a bar located in the town he represents. the attorney said he was defending himself and sued the bar for lack of security. the owners countersued, saying the attorney's bar tab was unpaid. >>> in ohio, a 19-year-old champion stacker is leading the charge to have sport stacking recognized in collegiate athletics. andy, the seventh-ranked sport stacker in the nation, has organized his school's team and hopes to get other universities to start up teams which he hopes eventually will lead to college scholarships. >>> finally in texas. taxidermists are helping pet owners deal with the los of their furry loved ones. families are having their deceased pets preserved. the proc

the police tased both of them and arrested them without further incident. >>> texas police are working around the clock to catch an armed bank robber dubbed the handsome guy bandit. police say the suspect has robbed six banks wearing a life-like facial mask made of latex. investigators have gathered surveillance of the bandit but still have not been able to identify him. >>> just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, for one florida family it was anything but. a four-foot gator got in a few laps before an animal control officer removed him from the family's pool. the animal came from a canal located across the street. >>> finally, in minnesota soaring temperatures have created a cause for concern, but they have also created a new way of cooking up some treats. a minneapolis news producer transformed one car into an oven on wheels making the interior hot enough to bake a batch of cookies and to provide a sugar fix in the sweltering heat. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc's meteorologist bill karins with your weather channel forecast. >>

five people way rested for disorderly conduct and one of the five was tased during the arrest.s assaulted but only has minor injuries. >>> montgomery county police say a 28-year-old man was beaten at a family gathering in gaithers bug. police arrest-- gaith yoursburg. police arrested a man -- gaithersburg. police arrested a man. carter was taken to a hospitaler with died. the suspect has been ided as 24- year-old brandon deshell. they got into a fight and deshell hit quarter several times around the head. >>> tense moments outside camp david. a two-seat plane was escorted to the groned by an f--- ground by a f-15 fighter jet after going into the restricted space. the plane was intercepted 6 miles from camp david and escorted to a airstrip in hagerstown. they questioned the pilot and determined the ordeal was an accident. >>> 6:48. a new survey shows employee shoplift something on the rise. experts say that points to good news for the economy. now according to the national retail federation survey, the spike in stealing suggest the economy is on the upswing. the report shows ret

five people were arrested for disorderly conduct and one of the fire was tased during the arrest. an officer was assault but suffered minors injuries. >>> three minutes after six. today is all about celebrating our nation's independence. festivities are planned all around town for the 4th of july. baltimore city, baltimore county, you name it. the biggest show happens down at inner harbor. abc2 news linda so is live with a preview of what to expect. >> reporter: well, we know the fireworks here at the inner harbor will be huge. they always are. the show will get started at 9:30 tonight. but before that happens, there will be plenty for you to do with your family throughout the day. festivities are planned here at harbor all day long. they start at noon with kidsentertainment and live musical performances throughout the day. thousands will come down here to the harbor to celebrate america's 235th birthday. setup for the fireworks show has begun in curtis bay. two barges are stacked with more than 1400 shells. the fireworks show will last for about 18 minutes and synchronized to mus

was telling them if you don't stop hugging we'll have to use force when they didn't stop hugging he tase him and shock team three times going toward the heart. can cause death very very easily and these shocked me because i was seeing that in front of my eyes while i was beaten up on the floor of of the ship of the navy itself i saw my brother bouncing and screaming suddenly from an electric shock. this was the only the only surprise that i have apart from that it was very clear that they're going to a key in a restless in the middle of the sea and do you think you and your brother were treated differently because you obviously definitely know. well i while i was beaten up by the soldiers a that also had these taser gun and all the other guns possible i was speaking to them in hebrew in israeli acts and with israeli slang we really points of common common culture looking into their eyes i saw the hardship of him to actually beat me up while he had to take sides. to decide to take a deep breath and then come back as a real fighter and then beat me up he took aim at least five minutes to d

three of mine are tased, as you can see. i am wholeheartedly in support of this project. it is long overdue that my neighborhood has something for other people in this town, other than ourselves. and i have been an active member of my neighborhood. i helped serve on the park steering committee and we put in a new playground. i can't think of a better place for these kids to be, quite frankly. i am hope you are aware that there is a dearth of low-income housing in district two, and i think it is something we should be embarrassed about. we need to be thinking of other potential projects for the neighborhood. so i really hope we don't stop here, to be honest. lombard corridor is a perfect place for this project. it is accessible. there is open space nearby. there's retail outlets for jobs. it is really quite appropriate. i don't think we'd be able to find anything in the interior of district 2 that would be nearly as suitable for this project. i feel very confident about the programs, the operators of this hotel or edward ii, i guess it is. mune knee housing president buell

home to ask his mother for help but officer who followed him managed to beat him pepper spray him tase him and then proceeded to call for backup from fellow police officers though and despite the fact that at this point here is his mother was trying to explain the teen's mental state he was handcuffed hobson and then put the back of a police car and i apologize for the fact that we don't have any video of this incident any interviews with local police about what happened because the media and no i openly didn't really cover this issue you know the local news stations thought that it would be much more fitting to cover local fairs and road construction but learning how officers in their district teach treat teenagers with mental disabilities now since they refuse to give any attention to it let me explain why this is such a ridiculous case for starters the teenager was not only beaten and pepper sprayed he was also taste and all taser guns are supposed to only be used by police officers to stun a disgruntled person into submission we've seen them get taser happy over the years and often

the audio is chilling mr thomas can be heard screaming and pleading for his father as the officers tase and beat him well you will notice is a large and morpheus blog you can see some movement of police officers near the near the police cars in front of them that would be the shadows of several officers and mr thomas who is you can barely see face down on the ground while allegedly resisting. this was what kelly thomas looked like prior to his encounter with the fullerton police now i have to warn you what you're about to see is a painful graphic photo this is what kelly thomas looked like well dine in the hospital locals and witnesses are less certain that kelly was harmless and childlike in demeanor incapable of posing a threat to anyone kelly thomas' father ron thomas a retired deputy sheriff himself has expressed outrage at the death of his son as he said his death was gang involved the way i see it again of robot officers who brutally beat my son to death the only thing we have left of our son is the blood in the gutter that's all we have left. he added that he now regrets ever hav

. >> a sailboat stolen in berkeley back with tase at&t owner and the suspected thief is backf in kutvowner says the 25-feet sailboat was taken from the berkeley marina last night. police later spotted the suspected thief carrying a 3- gallon gas can from the boat. high tide this afternoon freed the boat and the boat was not damaged. >> bank of america customers were treated today to a free day at the museum. several bay area museums offered free admission to anyone with a bank of america card. chabot space and science center, the young museum and zeum children's museum are just a few of the ones offering free admission to card holders. the offer is also good for tomorrow and the first weekend of every month. >> put on your boogie shoes, a celebration of jazz along fillmore street in san francisco. nice weather, nice music. thousands came out together today for day 1 of this years' fillmore jas jazfest. an eight-block stretch of fillmore street was shut down to make room for live music, food and art. it you missed today's festivities, the festival continues from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

while a cop don't do that again also better check your parking meter that traffic cop is known to tase people all ticketing and he's got a few more strikes with his superiors before he's in trouble and once again demonstrating that eighteen government busybodies all over the world don't know anything about the internet government officials in germany are calling for outline facebook parties after a string of flash mobs at several parties including one of a six year old girl went up with sixteen other people crashing her little shindig the tax funded men in special hats are hard at work trying to find ways to treat the symptoms instead of the problem according to the schuman interior ministry for the state of lower saxony quote if public order and safety are put at risk then facebook parties must be banned in advance. well guys good luck with that you know these parties are just normal parties where they aren't actually using facebook at these parties or maybe our phones but these events can be found on the series of tubes called the answer webs the art of google plus you're plugging a

there you have it the latest example of police behaving badly can find a person looking for help just tase everyone else who happens to be there. now last week wisconsin's law taking away collective bargaining rights from unions went into effect for the majority the debate for a long centered around the negative effects on teachers on nurses who came out and thousands to protest earlier this year along with students by their side and now we're seeing a new development you see this law not only took away collective bargaining rights also took away the ability to claim certain work as a union only which governor walker and supporters of this bill sold as an opening for the doors to private sector workers and that is one county has decided to allow prison inmates to fill those voids race in county is now using inmates to do landscaping painting and other basic maintenance that previously had been done by county workers and the kicker is in may don't get paid so how can workers possibly compete with free labor and what happens if other counties in wisconsin start using this method to hear the

the cops say they had to tase they are passenger afterrer refused to put up his hands.it happened after a long pursuit east of phoenix during which the driver nearly ran over two officers. both she and the passenger now in custody. >>> california. the u.s. coast guard rescuing a veteran wind surfer. it happened after her sail reportedly broke and left her strapped in the water near san francisco for nearly 13 hours. we are told the 62-year-old woman has been wind surfing for decades and now is in good condition. >>> ohio. heavy rains triggering dangerous floods around akron. some folks say it is the worst they have seen and they are trying to keep the water away from the businesss. >> ain't nothing we can do. >> shepard: half a foot of rain fell in just two hours. georgia. >> i love you. >> shepard: a store north of atlanta giving away free wedding dresses to fiancees of soldiers in iraq and afghanistan and active duty brides to be. part of a nationwide program brides across america. >> brings us to tears on a regular basis that we can be part of it. >> shepard: the own

i didn't want to resist because i didn't want to get tased. >> the search didn't turn up anything, whichwe did find an opening in the boxers where something could have been hidden. but it wasn't there at the time we did the search. right now we're calling it off and we'll continue to monitor the situation and see where it goes. >> i'm not [ bleep ] planning to do nothing to get any more charges, or keep myself more locked down than i already am. we don't get to barely come out as it is. >> coming up -- two versions of a jailhouse fight. >> as i'm coming down the steps, i turn my head to the side, that's how the fight started. >> it's a one-on-one fight. it's a dead issue now. 8gg@ú >> view to mature subject mature, viewer discretion is advised. >>> get down! >> hey, i need that dude up there strip searched. >> the special response team at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, have a broad range of responsibilities. they respond to crisis situations. >> go, go, go! >> conduct cell inspections for weapons and drugs. >> once they're strip searched they're going into the rec yard. >>

the deputies gave him numerous directives to get on the ground or he would be tased. >> i kind of holdnd. the guy went limp, his eyes rolled back and i thought he was dead. that's when they said i was going to get tasered, so i let go. >> if you would have known he was still alive would you have let go. >> hell, no. >> he survived the attack. later, the victim was released on his charges. >> i wish i would have started a minute earlier. >> why? >> because i didn't kill him. another minute would have probably done the trick. and that was my first day here. that was yesterday. >>> coming up -- >> i keep hoping i'd wake up and it's just a nightmare. terrible nightmare. >> a young mother deals with a dark secret. there was a 93% increase in cyber attacks. in financial transactions... on devices... in social interactions... and applications in the cloud. some companies are worried. some, not so much. thanks to a network that secures it all and knows what to keep in, and what to keep out. outsmart the threats. see how at cisco.com cisco. every day you live with the pain of moderate to severe

i didn't want to resist because i didn't want to get tased. >> the search didn't turn up anything, whichbut we did find an opening in the boxers where something could have been hidden. but it wasn't there at the time we did the search. right now we're calling it off and we'll continue to monitor the situation and see where it goes. >> i'm not [ bleep ] planning to do nothing to get any more charges, or keep myself more locked down than i already am. we don't get to barely come out as it is. >> coming up -- two versions of a jailhouse fight. >> as i'm coming down the steps, i turn my head to the side, that's how the fight started. >> it's a one-on-one fight. it's a dead issue now. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. fiber one. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? um... try the number one! [ jack ] yeah, this is pretty good. [ male announcer ] half a day's worth of fiber. fiber one. about how older people are becoming more and more antisocial, so i was really aggressive with my parents about joining facebook. my parents are up to 19 friends now? so sad. ♪ i have 6

i call it the, "ha ha ha ha, tase her." [ laughter ] here's another expression from a couple months agobama met the queen of england. this is the "i loved you in 'titanic.'" [ laughter ] >> steve: [ as an old lady ] "and then my jewel fell off the boat. [ laughter ] and i saved a naked picture of myself." >> jimmy: "here's a naked picture of myself when i was --" >> steve: [ as bill paxton ] "oh, lady, i don't want to see that." that was bill paxton. >> jimmy: that's a pretty good bill paxton. "oh lady, get those away from me. i don't want to see that." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: here's another lesser-known facial expression. [ laughter ] this is called the "oh my god, please don't eat my face. [ laughter ] please! ah!" here's another lesser-known expression. take a look at this one. this is the "what are you smiling at, dip [ bleep ]?" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] here's one from a joint news conference with canadian prime minister steven harper. this is the "pretending to pay attention while actually thinking about the 1990's tgif sitcom, 'family matters.'" [ laughter and ap

as the pass passenger backed up towards police, they tased him. >>> arizona is asking people to help build a fence by sending money. people can make donations to build a fence along the border with mexico. the initial goal is to raise $50 million. >>> there are so many people who want to get hitched on the first day new york allows gay marriage, the city will hold a lottery. officials will make 764 marriage licenses available for couples to marry on sunday. at least 400 entered the lottery on its first day. you can register through tomorrow. >>> an end may be near to the nfl's first lockout since 1987, but the deal reportedly is not done yet. both sides, though, are preparing to vote on a proposed deal once it's finalized. player reps from all 32 teams are scheduled to be at the union's headquarters today. owners will meet tomorrow. >>> the space shuttle "atlantis" is ready for its final return to florida tomorrow. the crew has tested its flight systems and is aiming for a touchdown just before dawn on thursday. this will be the final mission for nasa's 30-year space shuttle program.

. >>> oakland police said they were forced to use a tase tore subdue a mentally ill man. it happened about 12:30 this morning. that officer was not hurt. the man is in stable continue. >>> a former stanislaus deputy accused of a murder will be in court next week. a judge ordered a bail hearing, review hearing for teri abby. show's free on bail but there's been controversy over the low amount of the bail. prosecutors say abby shot a tenant at her apartment building in a dispute over rent. >>> police are looking for two suspects in an armed robbery at a store on west main avenue. if was robbed monday night about 10:30. police say the suspects took money from the cash register and 19-year-old customer before they ran off. they said the suspects were hispanic about 5'7". >>> three france hospitals and the keyser system are all getting top marks for their gay and lesbian patients. they received perfect scores for lgbt care. it is the only hospital in the country to do so. the other hospitals getting top scores include the california pacific medical center, and keyser hospital.

. >>> two teenagers who are accused of starting a fire that destroyed san jose's tase elementary school. the july 2010 fire caused millions of cars in damage. teens are 16 and 17 -- of dollars in damage. the teens are 16 and 17 years old. if convicted, he they could face ten years to live in prison -- to life in prison. >>> a theft happened at exotic pets in lodi last weekend. and the cameras caught women stuffing three expensive reptiles in their purses while a teenaged girl distracted the store staffers. they collected -- they selected the more expensive ones, totaling $700. >> she grabbed it. and she stuffed it in her purse. picked it up. puts it in her husband and this one here, she -- purse and this one here she walked out. >> the owner is angry because he doesn't believe the thieves know how to properly care for those animals the women face burglary and peculiar senny if and when they -- larceny if and when they are caught. >>> open enrollment started at 6:00 this morning on the internet. with the budget cuts, 11% of classes were cut. and "the press democrat" is reporting that 20%

document tase and he lost it in the water. 35 passengers and crew members in all were rescued after that violent storm cap sighed their -- capsized their poet in the see of cortez. the -- their boat in the sea of cortez. >>> unemployment rose from 9.1 to 9.2%. scott macfarlane has been growing over the numbers. scott? >> reporter: here's the big number -- just 1,000 jobs added nationwide in june. the slowest hiring we've seen an far, far below economists' expectations. city an schools, 39% of those jobs gone. >> it still has an impact. some of the slowdown we saw in manufacturing this spring was due to the extraordinary high oil an commodity prices which tended to squeeze margins a little bit. >> higher eye prices have squeezed margins an jobs. we have reaction from nancy pelosi and the speaker of the house, john boehner, both saying the u.s. congress must do more work to help create more jobs. obviously there's cuss agreement about how to do that. -- disagreement about how to do that. back to you. >> thank you, scott. >>> 7:16. there is a new report that claims president obama's parents

. >>> one officer was armed with a tase #er but chose not to -- but close not to use it. investigators still have not released the -- released the name of the man who was killed. >>> why markets are edging lower this morning. an really dramatic pictures of 5 mudslide over some roadways that played a critical evacuation roll during a disaster three years ago. >>> last week, the dow rose 648 points, the best week in two years and this morning, the commerce department just reported an increase in factory orders. but right now stocks are wavering a little bit after the dow had its best week in two years. part of the reason, the volume is expected low. >>> 7:45. los gatos-based netflix is getting ready for an international exten 1 pantion. >> the company announced this morning -- international extension. right now netflix is only available in the united states and canada. they plan to offer its services in 43 new countries. there are several new lawsuits against some 69 country's biggest banks over mortgage modification agreements. in one, bank of america is accused of sending