he was tased and taken to the hospital. many of the protestors who are still at mcpherson square say that incident, which was caught on tape, has set the stage for a showdown tomorrow. this is video of u.s. park police moving in to arrest an occupier who they say tore down flyers about the no camping regulations that take effect at noon monday. when he keeps backing away, things get ugly. >> i am doing nothing wrong! [ yelling] ] >> what the [bleep]! >> hands down! >> reporter: jake shot this video that's now been posted to youtube and twitter. >> unprofessional. they almost started a riot. tasers are used in life- threatening situations. his hands were in the air and he was tased from the back. >> reporter: police maintain their presence at the square after the incident. lieutenant godfrey issued this statement -- there is no indication that the officers used excessive force. we monitor all use of force incidents and evaluate them and this is no exception. monday park police will move in once again to move those camping ou

he was tased numerous times. canine was then deployed. he was bit by the canine and he literally picked the dog up with his arm while the dog was attached. >> officers used the taser to finally bring him to the ground. >> it was at that time that the officers gained control. he would not release the scissors he used as a weapon. >> the battle wasn't over. he was then escorted back to the hospital for evaluation purposes where he became rather irate again, causing the officers to tase him again. >> finally, the 6'6", 180- pound man was arrested. >> studies have that pcp gives the user the strength of eight men and in this case, he showed it after numerous, numerous use of taser along with the canine hanging from his arm, he kept fighting. it could have been much worse. >> now some more about this suspect. he had previously been arrested by police in manassas for breaking and entering a home on december 31. he is from lawrenceville, georgia, and investigators don't know why he was in this area. brian. >> a baltimore man in custody charged w

a fellow protester captured its and posted it on youtube. >> don't tase him, don't tase him. >> it upsets me a great deal. he did not oppose extra to the officers themselves. >> police began enforcing a no capital at mcpherson square after republican lawmakers of last week questioned why the park service has allowed occupy protesters to camp out there for months on federal land. clashes could continue as we grow closer to today's noon deadline. >> if i have to go to jail, let it be. >> some of packed away saying they will follow the rules. >> i will do what they ask, but i will still be here. i don't after have a sleeping bag. >> some of the tents have already been abandoned. the man in the video was arrested and will be in court later today charged with disorderly conduct. the flier clearly states that these folks will be subject to arrest if they do not comply. some of these folks say they will not leave. it will be interesting to see if they do comply by noon. reporting live, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> officials say they will be ready for any more mass demonstrations by occupy oakla

he was tased after police say he ignored his orders. some are wondering what will happen tomorrow as the deadline approaches. audrey barnes is live with more. >> reporter: that confrontation between protestors and police couldn't have come at a worst time. this is the last night occupiers will be able to stay overnight so tensions are running high, all escalated by today's showdown. u.s. park police move in to stop an occupier from tearing down signs about the new regulations. police say he resisted and was tased. >> i have done nothing wrong! [ shouting] ] >> oh, what the [bleep]! >> reporter: brittany who saw her friend get tased says that's the image people will have in their heads. >> had a lot of momentum going into tomorrow, too. we're not joking around, and i'm sure the cops aren't either. we'll see what happens tomorrow. >> reporter: she says she's moved some of her things out of her tent so they aren't confiscated. >> bring it tomorrow, bring it tomorrow! >> reporter: signs are going up, warning police that some occupiers won't

he says he tased the man after he for refuse to comply with police commands. then again 23 seconds later. at that time, he was on the ground with his hands underneath him. jurors heard from an investigator, a police sergeant who testified that he was called in by the sheriff's office to conduct an in custody death investigation. the sergeant said he carried it the taster to a research facility where it was checked, evaluated and deemed to be working properly. he says he created a time line showing when the deputies arrived and the time of the tasing. he said there appeared to be no criminal involvement on the part of the corporal, indicating he should face criminal charges. >> more investigators are testifying in the case. the trial here in downtown baltimore is expected to last about seven days. >> thank you. police are still searching for a howard county woman after finding 40-annals insider town home. animal control made the gruesome discovery in her home on monday. nearly half of the dead animals were stored in a freezer. no one has seen the owner of the h

, i always think back to myself being tased.mply not something you'll forget. >>> from one unforgettable moment to another. when this travel reporter visits the legends resort in south africa, he gets more adventure than he bargains for. >> cut, cut, cut. >> hey! >> charlie smith is a travel writer for "the daily telegraph" in london and a host of tourism videos. he has the perfect job for an adrenaline junky. >> i think a few people think i've got a death wish. i've been wing walking on a plane. flying around doing loop de loop. it's pretty terrifying. i've done the biggest bungee jump in the world, the skeleton bobsled which is on this tray where you go down this chute and you go about 60 miles an hour. it's pretty terrifying but it's all good fun. >> but charlie takes the terrifying moments in stride. >> i do this job because of the excitement, because it beats being behind the desk every day and to get the opportunity to travel and if it means i have to get a bit scared at the time, i don't mind that. it's a good trade. >> a

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captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- camp.os at the occupy is tased in front of the crowd. >> police released the name of a dead in a well. >> we're live in the sunshine state as a new polls show a the two menetween in front. >> live and in hd, this is abc7 news at 11, on your side. >> look what is on the radar tonight. of you are seeing a burst of snow. it is just the start of what be a roller coaster ride on thermometer this week. let's kids started. -- let's get started. >> this note is rapidly moving at 40-45 milest per hour. towardorthwest d.c. moving out of now montgomery county into northern prince george's county. all this will be out of fear or 40 the next 30 minutes. out of here within the next 30 or 40 minutes. for warmerdy temperatures? this note comes to an end and back into there 60's. --a community's worst fear is answered. >> prince george's county police identified the body as that of harris. his body was found in a well near an abandoned home on old fort road. say this is a murder case on the hunt for a whoever killed him. friends ared stunne

. >>> he was face down on the ground motionless when a local deputy tased him and he died. now judgment day in court. >> plus topper is tracking a return of umbrella weather that may turn into thunderstorms. >> a guy came running from the side and snatched my phone. >>> but first tonight, an 11-year-old girl is the latest victim in a string of crimes and apple is partly to blame. >> this is 9news now. >>> and we begin tonight with smart phones that have become magnets, attracting trouble straight to you and everybody who has one. thieves grabbing phones right out of people's hands. >> for the second time in two days, a teenager has fallen victim and steps away from a school. ken molestina is live in dc where this happened. >> reporter: do you know what happened here today is part of a larger problem that is plaguing the district. according to police, that young girl was walking across fort reno, this park that you see behind me, when she had her phone out in her hand. her smart phone. police say a teen then came by, took it out of her hand and took off running. what happene

this black lincoln was tased at 68 mi. per hour. he gets to have a chat with officer: williams of the california highway patrol. >> do you know what the speed limit is on the bridge? it is 50. >>stanley: pay attention to the driver of this great car. the driver was tased at 70 m.p.h. in a 50 mi. per hour zone. of all the driver never slowed down which would suggest she was unaware that she was being paced. she got into notification from the officers sirens. she was not aware of how fast she was going. based on the cellphone in her lap, would probably know why. this car was doing 80 in a >>stanley: listen to this broadcast. >>stanley: in case you did not catch that, someone thought i was holding the officer i was riding with at gunpoint on the freeway. >>mark: they took the camera for a gun? better safe than sorry. >>darya: it took one hour for firefighters to rescue a man standing on a 200 ft. cliff in daly city. >>darya: yosemite national park is cutting down on a number of hikers fallout on house down. that is is an environmental

a passenger caged at a california -- tased at a california argument. the argument about his lost luggage. he was tased i think several times. >> first the head coach is fired, now another announcement about the oakland raiders. >> i was in shock at first. >> a driver cheats death on a highway. how a metal bar came smashing right through his windshield. talk about that and more coming up. has filed for bankruptcy. high labor costs was a big reason why chapter >>> this just in. twinkie maker hostess brands has filed for bankruptcy. high labor costs was a big reason why they filed for chapter 11 reorganization. this marks the second significant court restructuring for hostess, which is you arrivedly held company. the company is will -- which is a privately held company. the company is struggling with rising prices for ingredients such as sugar and flour. >>> investigators are hoping to have some more answers this morning as to why a man refused to let his bags be x-rayed at the sacramento airport. it happened yesterday afternoon. the man was already in ba

tension running high in mcpherson square after police tased an occupy pro tore. >>> the encounter was caught on tape as the park service handed out posters, warning occupiers about tomorrow's noon deadline to pack up their tents and leave, audrey. >> reporter: maureen, that video posted by one of the occupiers, captures this confrontation from start to finish you can hear people on that tape, who witnessed the incident screaming they believe police went too far. now many here are wondering the that is a sign of things to come tomorrow when u.s. park police move in once again to enforce those no camping regulations. >>> this is video of u.s. park police moving into arrest an occupier who they say tore down flyers about the no camping regulation that take effect monday. when he keeps backing away things get ugly. [ shouting ] >> reporter: jake shot this video now posted to youtube and twitter. >> it is unprofessional they almost started a riot, tasers are used in last case is he nary years, life threatening -- is he nary years, life threatening situations. >>> u.s. park police maintaine

i couldn't help but ask rick smith if he were tired of hearing "don't tase me, bro." >> you know it ended up being a bit of a light-hearted event. it got so much attraction in the pop culture, it's been something you just get used to. >> some of your controversy has been -- you're a bit like clie next because not every stun weapon is a taser, though people tend to say they are. >> that's right. although in law enforcement. it's us. we're the 90% market share. >> what's the latest with your -- you brought it up, so let's get it out of the way. with legalities. you have constantly said a taser, an energy weapon, has never been directly equated to a death. >> yeah. well, we actually used to say that because it used to be true, although now we have 600,000 of these weapons in the field, so there are some cases where tasers have caused deaths, and they're primarily injuries related to falls. >> oh, that's interesting. >> you taser somebody at an elevated height. for example, one in new york fell off a second-stroir. they're not safe by any stretch but they're safer. >> a review from the univer

of his pepper sprayed and tased. -- he was pepper sprayed and tased. >>> investigators are trying to find out what caused this fire in laurel. there were smoke alarms in the apartment and nobody was hurt. the fire caused about a half million dollars in damage. >>> john hinckley, jr., the man would tried to assassinate president ronald reagan is due in court today. the hearings are to determine whether he can eventually be released from the hospital where he has been for the last 30 years. >>> arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords is resigning one year after she was shot in the head at a meet and greet in tucson, arizona. she is being praised as a courageous and dedicated public servant. her office says she will be back at the scene of last year's shooting to fifn issue that meeting with constituents. she posted a video on yuba announcing she will now focus on her recovery. >> thank you for your prayers and for giving me time to recover. i have more work to do on my recovery. so to do what is best for arizona, i will step down this week. >> congresswoman giffords will come back to

. >> don't tase him, don't tase him. >> the end of an occupation or the start of a standoff? learn more later today from police about the man found dead in a well. that story coming up. >> 24 hours before the florida vote. if there's a gap between mitt romney and newt gingrich. we will tell you weho is out front. >> [dogs barking]

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this all comes one day after an unarmed occupier was tased here. yesterday as police were handing out flyers about today's deadline, police say he didn't comply with the officer's orders. he did not, get any treatment at the hospital, and he is expected to be okay. coming up in a half hour, i'll let you know how we all got to this point today. i'll give you all the details coming up in a half hour. back to you. >>> maryland governor martin o'malley says words of compassion, understanding and justice are needed in the debate over same sex marriage in maryland. a state senate committee is scheduled to present the bill tomorrow. o'malley closed out his remarks at the 24th national conference on lesbian, gay, by sexual and transgender equality by underscoring the need for compassion that the rhetoric in the debate. >> we must also have the humility and the strength to apologize and to seek forgiveness i can't same sex marriage legislation passed the maryland state senate last year. but stalled in the house of delegates. o'malley is making the measure a

one occupier was tased by police. they were here trying to pass out those flyers i had mentioned. he got unruly and did not obey commands so they did tase him. >>> dc police are hoping to hear from the people who called 911 following a deadly crash sunday morning. officers were investigating reports of gunfire on otis street northwest. they spotted a burgundy minivan and pursued it. >>> when the suspect vehicle crested the hill, he began to lose control. he hit a tree. >>> but the same minivan didn't stop after striking the three. all three people inside were then out. two young men died and a 17-year-old suffered life threatening injuries. the van stopped when it rolled over the front of a police cruiser. the two officers inside were treated at the hospital but are recovering from their injuries. >>> the time right now is 6:36 and i am watching your money. if you are hoping to make more of that money this year, you are in luck. many hiring managers may be more willing to negotiate your salary. joined right now with josh howard. >> thanks for coming in this morning. interesting st

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police tase a member of occupy dc just hours before a crack down on camping.onight's events played out where tensions are growing ahead of police inspections of that. darcy? >> a news four photographer was here when that incident happened today. there is a lot of profanity and it's quite graphic. what we are showing may be considered disturbing to some. this video posted on youtube shows a protester being tasered by police at mcpherson square. the protester goes down. >> we all know you're coming tomorrow. >> a news 4 cameraman caught part of the exchange between him and the officers. u.s. park police have not returned calls seeking comment about the incident. tensions are building here as park police plan to enforce the no camping rules. on friday park police and rangers began posting notices on tents. they will begin inspections to ensure the rules are being followed. >> you decide to be stubborn and fight about whether or not you should have your stuff inspected or your tent open. >> the notice says all camping materials must be removed from the park. and o

that is where the suspect was tased third and ultimately freeze under arrest.r has more of a half and harriet >>reggie: the suspect was stopped here at mccrery, we are still seeing some evidence on the pavement where all of this unfolded. they say gonzales' refused to get out of the suv and that is why one san jose police officer tays him through an open driver's side window. authorities say gonzales did not have a weapon on him. fee they say he has had a romance with the law in the past with investigators have not released those details. he was booked at the santa clara county jail and faces several assault with a deadly weapon charges on a police officer as well as carjacking and resisting arrest charges. >>darya: a funeral service is planned for later this week for the five-year old boy that was shot and killed at the family's talk of a truck in oakland last week. there is a fixture of the boy on the left. he was shot just a few feet away from his father and died when he got to the hospital. there have been no arrests made and a motive still is not clear. a

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don't tase him. >> for posting fliers about the new deadline for camping equipment to be removed.an is now charged with disorderly content. some said this is a preview of the coming crackdown. >> if i have to go to jail, let it be. >> i will do if they ask but i will still be here. i don't have to have no sleeping bag. >> protesters will be allowed to stay at the camp. they just cannot sleep there. oakland's americas a look at the damage left behind in california after occupy protesters broke into city hall. they smashed display cases and spray-painted graffiti. the break-in happened a day after hundreds of protesters were arrested in clashes and police. a ceremony will be held tonight celebrating newly installed light at the national mall. they run from third to 15th street. there are more energy efficient as the previous flight. this will take place at 14th and madison drive. >> a facebook file a filing the ipo on wall street. >> of the industrial heartland of america is humming with jobs again. the turnaround may shake this year's rates for the white house. with all of the deta

we're not sure, but one of the two people in the car was tased. we're not sure if this person was taken away in the ambulance or if it was a person put in the squad car later, but they're facing felony evading, suspected dui from one of the drivers. damage to public property. when the car came up this off ramp, he had to make a u-turn. the chp officer cut inside the car and bumped the car. that's one of the reasons the car had to stop, the chp officer made contact with that car and then that car hit, on this onramp. reporting live in oakland, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> violent overnight news in san jose: a man was stabbed just hours ago, outside of a bar. this happened near the escape bar on south baskem avenue near foxworthy avenue. two men were fighting inside the bar, they ended up outside near an apartment complex. one of the men was stabbed in the neck. he's now listed in critical condition, but is expected to survive. the suspect was arrested. >>> this morning: pg&e crews are in mountain view. that's where high voltage power lines

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used in last case scenarios, life threatening situations and he had his hundreds in the air and was tased in the back. >> reporter: this enforcement comes after a hearing on the hill last week where republican lawmakers questioned the national park service's permissiveness regarding the occupiers. that is when the director of the park service said he would allow them to stay here but their camping equipment and overnight stays in the park are supposed to come to an end after today. back to you. >>> police say a body found in prince george's county last week is that of a missing alexandria man and officials say he was murdered. lenny harris was last seen alive on september 21st in oldtown. the next day, investigators found his cell phone on the woodrow wilson bridge. they also learned that an unidentified man had used harris' bank card in alexandria. days later, his car was found near fort washington, maryland and last week, police found harris' body at the bottom of a well on old fort road after receiving an anonymous tip. no word on a suspect or motive. police have scheduled a news confe

officers had to tase him four times and deploy a police dog to get him under control.olice in manassas had previously arrested him for breaking and entering a home on new year's eve. >>> fairfax county police have identified the man whose body was found in the water near bell haven marina. they say it is 23-year-old mohammed raymond of alexandria. investigators tell us so far there is nothing to indicate foul play. they are waiting for the medical examiner to determine the cause of death. >>> a robe in montgomery village but this was not cash that the criminal was after. police say the robber who held up a cvs on montgomery village avenue wanted drugs. they say the suspect is this person. his arm in a sling and a bandable around his head. police say on christmas eve he handed employees a note ordering them on give him drugs. they complied and he took off. police still looking for him. >>> sure, cold weather means it may take a little bit longer to get ready in the morning. >> some some, it is a welcome sign. we are hitting the slope to see how one area ski resort is do

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protester. [ shouting ] >> this video posted on youtube shows the man who calls himself lash being tased at mcpherson square yesterday. park police say the man became angry about the flyers and confronted officers about the ban. they say they were forced to use a taser when he became aggressive and confrontational. the incident comes when emotions were already high. starting at noon today, park police will enforce the ban at overnight camping at both movements here in the district. demonstrators have been holding a 24-hour vigil since october. one man we spoke to took his camp down over the weekend. >> i don't like when the police mess with my stuff. so my tent's down. but we kind of have like some chairs -- if you come around front, we've got chairs and signs, and we're just going to hang out. >> park police say protesters attempting to camp in the parks risk fines or arrests. >>> in this monday ahead we expect to learn details about the body found in a well in ft. washington. prince george's county police have confirmed that it is the body of 53-year-old

. >> i guess his most move lar move, he'd tase h-- make me nam the 12 schools in the s.e.w. i didn't know them at the time. it was a great learning when he really wanted to torture me and had no shot. that was his go-to move. >> reporter: you've got to love the big brother/little brother stuff. i hope he's not watching. i do want to say one. a report "way the washington post" said they'd be in the say, healt health peyton. they will be practicing pe terribly without one of their biggest scars. rob gronkowski still battling that high ankle spain. kre it's an interesting for the patriots. every tee kim >> it was at first, pulling up and knowing that on our arrivals, we're using the facility to handle our business. but, you know, once practicing and stuff got ago. it's a nice place, though. a real nice place. >> this is a first-class organization. it's nice. >> reporter: all righ glad half full/glad half if the. under 2-1 under whitney whitman. possibly the only team and now they've to with it with, hosting the bulls. first quarter, rose doing what he does, driving by john wall

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>> one tase. >> an analogy i use sometimes is chemotherapy.f you've got cancer, they do awful thing tossing your body to try and save you. our society has a cancer. we're a violent, dangerous society. we have a device that while it's not pleasant can make a huge difference. >> game changing technology from bill weir. >>> next up, it's all the rage. one last stand for fathers to be. ♪ [ male announcer ] when kelley blue book's kbb.com gave the 2012 camry a best resale value award, we were delighted. ♪ when it received a 5-star overall safety rating, we were ecstatic. and when camry became the number-one selling car in america 10 years running, we blushed. ♪ the reinvented 2012 camry. from toyota. ♪ from toyota. of joy and plenty of responsibilities. but these days, it also comes with a party. they're called bachelor parties. one final blowout before all the ripe diapers and sleepless nights. here's abc's t.j. winick with an encore presentation for tonight's "sign of the times." ♪ >> reporter: you might say it's dave's last night of freedom. tha

police tased one protester who was ripping down flyers and informing protesters about the no camping rules. at noon today, park police will enforce the ban on overnight camping at both occupy movement camps here in the district. news4's megan mcgrath joins us live with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, joe. things are pretty quiet here. take a look behind me, though. you see that we still have quite a few tents in mcpherson square despite the deadline being hours away. now there could be quite a showdown come high noon. the national parks service began -- is going to begin to enforce a law that prohibits camping on federal parkland. they've been handing out flyers for several days notifying occupy d.c. demonstrators that they have until noon today to remove their belongings or risk answering them confeiscateconfi. the rules prohibit sleeping in the park, as well as camping equipment. so things like sleeping bags, cooking equipment, all of that has to be removed by noon. some people have already packed up their gear. we spoke to one gentleman. he says he doesn't want the

according to the crowd you hear, the guy on the ground was tased in the rear. the guy in the white shirt trying to help his buddy out. cops give him ahove back. trying to kphe situatio rowdy people. >> whoa. >> cop gets back in his face. it looks like it's all fun and games for some of these guys. before you know it, they get into trouble too. you see a guy gets detained there and now zach. >> i didn't do anything. >> no, no, no. >> as far as i know and as far as the police tell us, zach was not arrested. but what do you think? police brutality or just doing what they're supposed to do. >> we, obviously, saw one of the cops at the beginning of the video be very aggressive towards that guy in the white shirt. >> when the cops are making an arrest like that, you're not necessarily supposed to crowd around and poke fun at the guy who's being arrested. >> shot him in his -- >> the cops are performing an arrest and there is other commotion going on and it gets really close to the cops, i think their instinct is to protect themselves. >> i would only take issue with

trial testimony showed gray was tased the second time while he was lying face down on the ground. because he did not respond to commands to show his hands. it turned out, he was already unconscious. >> this is a tragedy. >> former corporal says the incident weighs heavily on him. experts testify he was following proper police procedure. >> tasers are a useful tool. they have saved many lives, much more than they have taken, if they have taken any at all. >> it was a hard thing to do. >> jury foreman said deliberations were emotional. >> if this didn't happen, if this didn't happen, well then this wouldn't have happened. you can play the what if game all you want. what happened, happened, and there was no intent to kill this boy. >> the family's attorney, gregory latimer was near tears. >> i love this country. >> today's verdict clears the way for maryland police agencies to continue using tasers without major modifications to training. according to chuck jenkins, frederick county sheriff. in baltimore, scott broom, 9news now. >>> president obama traveled to iowa today launching hi

>> one tase. >> an analogy i use sometimes is chemotherapy.f you've got cancer, they do awful thing tossing your body to try and save you. our society has a cancer. we're a violent, dangerous society. we have a device that while it's not pleasant can make a huge difference. >> game changing technology from bill weir. >>> next up, it's all the rage. one last stand for fathers to be. ♪ [ male announcer ] when kelley blue book's kbb.com gave the 2012 camry a best resale value award, we were delighted. ♪ when it received a 5-star overall safety rating, we were ecstatic. and when camry became the number-one selling car in america 10 years running, we blushed. ♪ the reinvented 2012 camry. from toyota. ♪ never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beae breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. we can do this. we can all

he resisted arrest so violently they had to tase him and put him in special restraints. it was the end of a wild chase through east san jose that banged up half a dozen cops and their squad cars. >> this guy got ridiculous. the longer he stayed on the streets, the more of a danger he was goes to pose to the public. >> gonzalez carjacked a yukon from a 68-year-old man and punched him and broke his nose. police say he drove off and rear ended this patrol car, seriously injuring the officer. firefighters had to cut the door off to get him out. the suspect went out of his way to crash into three more squad cars, causing minor injuries to another five officers. >> it just goes to show that behind the wheel, the person who really wants to escape can be dangerous. >> the stone suv was boxed in and gonzalez was arrested. the 27-year-old had a warrant for his arrest after failing to report to jail to finish up a 19 day sentence for petty theft. this is the second high profile carjacking case in san jose in as many weeks. last month, another suspected carjacking evaded a man hunt,

a new hampshire man was tased and arrested at sacramento's airport after investigators say he did noterate with security agents. 26-year-old edwin barton is being held on two misdemeanor charges in connection with yesterday's incident. investigators say barton tried to re-enter a security area after he realized he left something on a plane. security would not let him go through again without being rescreened. authorities say that's when he got frustrated and tried to just run through the security check point. >> our deputy attempted to restrain him. the individual broke free from our deputy's grasp and attempted to go toward the secure area. at that point, our deputy deployed a taser. >> no flight were delayed due to the interruption. >>> time is now 7:49. oakland police are investigating the city's second homicide of the year. police say a man was shot just after 9:00 last night on foothill boulevard. when these paramedics arrived, he was pronounced dead at the scene. so far, police have not released any information about a suspect >>> now, oakland's interim police chief, howard jord

he resisted arrest, they had to tase him and put him in special restrainlts. it was the end of a wild chase that banged up half a dozen cops and their squad cars. >> it was getting to that -- the longer he stayed on the streets, the more of a danger he was going to pose to the public. >> police say oregon gonzalez carjacked a yukon and punched him and broke his nose. he drove off and pinned him inside. firefighters had to cut the door off to get him out. investigators say the suspect went out of his way to crash into three more squad cars, causing minor injuries to another five officers. >> it goes to show that, you know, behind the wheel. the person who really wants to escape can be very dangerous. >> the stolen suv was boxed in. the 27-year-old had a warrant for his arrest after failing to report to jail to finish up a minor 19 day sentence for petty theft. this is the second high profile carjacking case in san jose in as many weeks. last month, another suspected carjacker evaded a man hunt, broke through a police perimeter, and is still on the loose. invest

that is why one san jose police officer: tased entered opens driver's side window. investigators have not released details. gonzales was booked at the santa clara county jail and faces several assault with a deadly weapon charge on a peace officer as well as carjacking and resisting arrest charges. >>darya: 6:22 a.m., we're back with more in a couple of minutes. they get from waking up with the kron4 news. here is a live look at the james lick in san francisco. crystal clear and traffic is moving well. xi how >>james: this is the man accused of setting dozens of fires in the hollywood area. a massive fire destroyed a building in massachusetts. the fire happened last night at the lumber company. the company has been around for 108 years. a fire departments were called to the scene. right now the fire is not considered suspicious. >>darya: take a look at this emergency landing north of houston, a plane landed suddenly. the pilot had trouble with the single engine cessna. there was some sort of engine problem. he landed on the street and did hit a power pole but no one

allegedly gave a fake name to a park ranger and witnesses say when he tried to walk away, the ranger tased him in the back. he was arrested on suspicion of providing false information and having dogs off leash. a park spokesman says the ranger was trying to teach residents about the leash rule. >>> police are looking for the driver of a stolen car who led them on a high speed chase. it happened at the rancho san pablo condos on elportal drive. the chase ended with a crash, a gas leak, basically a big mess. >> scratches in pavement mark the car's pat straight into the size side of the condos. >> you heard this loud boom. and looked out the window, and next thing i knew, i saw a car sticking out of that wall over there. and it was just like, oh, my god. what has just happened? >> san pablo police say a female driver and male passenger in the car took off running after the crash. police are looking for them. it started in pinole last night. a police officer tried to pull the driver over because the car was listed as stolen. driver led police on a chase. police called the pursuit off. the driv

officers tased him in order to take gonzalez into custody. >>> a vigil took place for the five-year-old boy shot to death in oakland on friday. a small group gathered at 55th avenue and international boulevard where gabriel martinez, junior was killed at his parents' taco stand. witnesses say a man who just placed an order opened fire. police are continuing to look for that gunman. funeral services for gabriel are scheduled for friday. >>> coming up here next, refusing to budge. the disabled man who would not leave his foreclosed home. >> and a jump start to the new year's diet. the one thing in food that leads to weight gain. >>> and what snow surveyors found during their trip to the sierra today. >> and then late other "nightline." >> i'm terry moran. coming up exin, we have all of the latest results from the state that kicks off the 2012 campaign for the white house in our special abc news coverage on the iowa caucuses. it is your voice, your vote. it is your voice, your vote. that's on eople chatting] it is your voice, your vote. that's on everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with you

the suspect in addition was also taken to the hospital, dana, as per the policy when someone gets tased in san jose, they have to go to the hospital to be checked out before they can be book into jail. he will likely face a slew of charges include attempted murder of a police officer as well as the original carjacking. >> what a way to start the year. len ramirez in san jose, thank you. >>> in oakland a man is behind bars after police say that he stole a car and led them on a high-speed chase. it all began in hayward this morning. that man crashed the car twice before the chase ended in oakland at pierson street and mcarthur boulevard. the suspect tried to run but was call and arrested. nobody was hurt during the chase. >>> the other big story right now voters in iowa caucusing to pick the republican they want to take on president obama in november. after months of campaigning, it could be a make-or-break night for some of those candidates. danielle nottingham is in des moines where things are just getting under way. >> reporter: ken, this is the moment the republican candidates have be

. >> if we don't get complied with your rules and regulations will we get tased? >> reporter: that protesters wasreferring to an incident on sunday when police used a stun gun on a demonstrateor. it was posted on youtube and park police have not commented on that incident. >> severe winter weather took some people by surprise during the past weekend. coming up next, where the storm hit and the weather combination that caught many people off guard. >>> also, how the long hours for nurses carrying how that could increase the chances of becoming obese. details coming up. as we go to break now a. live look at west palm beach florida a live report coming from that state as they get ready for the primary. mitt romney and newt gingrich getting ugly. we are back in a bit. when i inspect homes, i can't be in an allergy fog. so i get claritin clear for strong, non-drowsy relief of all my allergies like dust mold pets and pollen. looks good. thanks. i live claritin clear. [ male announcer ] little owen wanted to play, but his nose was raw and sore. achoo! [ male announcer ]

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. >> reporter: the protester is referring to a protester that was tased. corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> and this morning we are hearing the 911 calls made when drivers spotted the car driving the wrong way on route 50 in davidsonville. three teens in the car died when they crashed head on into another car. the driver of the car also died and minutes earlier a series of callers had spotted the car traveling the wrong way south in the northbound lanes of i- 97. listen. >> i just all of a sudden i saw the lights like wait he is on my side of the highway. >> all thee were high school graduates zack rose and brittany walker and brianna franco. 55-year-old terry davis of severna park was driving the other car and state police are investigating to see what exactly caused the accident. >>> could a drug thought to be for men only also be be helpful to -- be helpful to women? coming up, new research regarding statins. sherrie. >> reporter: live in northeast baltimore, technology is a game changer. i will have more on a mobile learning lab coming up. >>> and it's not

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