>> taser ball. >> that's right. a big soccer ball and a taser. see what it's all about.orter and a camel, what could possibly go wrong? >> did he decapitate that reporter? >> no. but see what did happen when we co >>> well, football season's over. >> oh. >> everyone's super bowl hangover is setting in and if you're looking for something to fill the void left by the nfl, allow me to introduce you to the utb. the utb stands for ultimate taser ball. >> no. >> what? >> taser ball. rules are simple. four on four, everyone's got a taser. they got this giant ball. they try to score goals toronto. >> no one is convulsing. guys usually only go down if they get like a good one. you'll see o of thevideosgegeit h>>ow many times per game are you getting taized? >> one tournament that night i counted 28 taiz marks. >> do you have a hard time recruiting people? >> i'm getting so many saying how can i play, can i buy a franchise and people want to play it really bad. >> any females? i have not had any females say they would like to play, but i have lots of people saying thuflds love to

(cheers and applause) remember, this is ultimate taser ball, not regular taser ball.laughter) the noncompetitive game of teenagers tasing their testicles in a parking lot. jim? (audience reacts) (bleep) ♪ i believe that children are our future, teach them well and let them lead the way ♪ (laughter) >> stephen: now, ultimate taser ball is the future of sport and here's how it works: the object of the game is to put a giant oversized soccer ball into the other team's net without being tased. then, to determine the final score, you take the number of goals minus the number of tongues bitten off. (laughter) then afterwards, everyone hits the showers with a toaster. (laughter) don't worry, it's completely safe, as explained by the inventor of ultimate taser ball, leif kellenberger. >> we only use five to eight milliamps. it doesn't affect your vital or your heart. any of your vital organs or your heart and it won't affect you long-term. >> stephen: you know you can trust the medical of a guy who doesn't include "heart" in the vital organs. (laughter) take it or leave it. u

. >> it is video from the actual taser gun. >> but see what happens when the taser doesn't keep him down. >>> the fighting begins when a boxing match ends. hear why the crowd started going all gangster. >>> a baby nurse shark is born. >> a rare look at an underwater miracle. >> not a lot of mess involved here and i like that. >>> and a valentine's day proposal as a clever guy gets his girlfriend to look under the cushion. >> i don't think so, honey. >> what she really meant to say was, yes. >>> we're getting started today with some video that i want to warn you is quite graphic. guys, this actually came from a taser gun of police officers in a shelbiville, kentucky. officers frank willoughby and suzanne mark many emare responding to a call that someone broke into a home with a lead pipe. this all happened november 19th. this video was just released because it was a key piece of evidence in a grand jury hearing over whether or not these officers would be charged with excessive force. they're approaching a bathroom door, and you can hear chanting sndcrming. >> the person who is chanting is

on the taser gun. nick, you were surprised by that. >> the video we're seeing is actually from a camera that's mounted on the taser gun itself? apparently your response to the taser camera is a very common one. we found this from our good friends at action news 9 in tampa, florida. what this is, is a camera that's mounted below the actual taser gun. as the taser is pulled from the officer's holster, the camera starts recording, and it records everything until the taser gun is put back. but take a look at some of the footage they've got. >> get on your back! [ screaming ] >> i like that, because that gives us a much clearer perspective on what actually goes down. because on occasion we'll get the trooper's dash cam video, but sometimes if someone is in the way we don't actually see what happens when someone is tased. >> this kind of equipment can be incredibly valuable in fending off allegations of use of excessive force, because you see the entire process happen, and oftentimes in graphic detail. a lot

he doesn't taiz the dog but jarrett thinks takes his taser out to scare the dog. i go what are you doing to my dog? by the time i got over there he was shaking his hand. >> and macing the dog. >> a dog behind a face safely. >> yes. that's the fence this dog was behind. that's teddy bear there. and jarrett guess outside and washes the mace from the dog's eyes and sort of asks the officer, you just maced my dog. what's the deal here? >> he just went across the street and stared at me when he

a florida trooper tasers this young woman.ter this and remains in it to this day. her family repairing a lawsuit. we'll bring you the details and talk about its chances next. @=h [ male announcer ] say goodbye to "ho-hum," and hello to "whoa, yum." use campbell's cream of chicken soup to make easy enchiladas, cheesy chicken & rice, and other chicken dishes that are oh...so...whoa. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. megyn: "kelly's court" is back in session. today a controversial takedown leading to a lawsuit. florida police release this brand-new video showing a handcuffed woman being tasered as she tries to run from a trierp. she suffered severe brain damage after hitting her head on the concrete. the video shows the moment that that happened. the 20-year-old is in a vegetative state. the family says they are about to sue. but police argue they did nothing

the deputy denied using the taser in a report, but the video and an inspection of the taser proved otherwise>>> a tanker truck blew up on a south carolina highway after the driver lost control and crashed. power lines fell on the tanker, setting thousands of gallons of fuel ablaze. the driver who was hospitalized and treated will be cited for speeding. >>> all along cape cod, wildlife workers racing to save increased number of dolphins stranded off the coast and using stretchers to try to rush help to the mammals. scientists aren't really sure why so many are beaching themselves. more than 100 have done so this year alone. >>> finally, students at one nebraska school are finding that going green isn't just good for the earth, it can make class more fun. the kids are now having stories read to them inside a giant igloo made of plastic milk jugs. how cool is that? librarian inspired by a school recycling project had the students collect and glue 700 jugs together. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is meteorologist todd san tows with your weather channel forecast. w

if they have to admit wrongdoing but look at a cross america how many people have died from being tasered because they couldn't respond to an answer because they were having an epileptic fit for example so they get tasered how many people are presumed guilty and murdered in america for failing to comply why doesn't she just whip out her taser and say admit your guilt jamie diamond yeah well i mean that's an excellent point everywhere else in the legal system they assume guilt until proven innocent they taser people to death on suspicion of misdoings they will invade a country and they'll kill a million iraqis for example on suspicion that there might be a weapons of mass financial destruction then george bush will go on t.v. and make a joke remember the joke used to make is there a weapon newser weapon there oh i killed a million people hit us of people in cold blood or know it here on george w. bush then there's mary shapiro she's saying that we we can't have it all give the impression that these banks are committing crimes by pointing this out we can only give them this fine where they

an excellent point everywhere else in the legal system they soon guilt until proven innocent they taser people to death on suspicion of misdoings they will invade a country and they'll kill a million iraqis for example on suspicion that there might be a weapons of mass financial destruction then george bush will go on t.v. make a joke remember the joke used to make is there a weapon newser weapon there oh i killed a million people innocent people in cold blood are to appear i'm george w. bush then there's mary shapiro she's saying that we we can't have it all give the impression that these banks are committing crimes by pointing this out we can only give them this fine where they don't have to admit being criminals and because we're. pray that they might actually behave responsibly but also here is a regulator who is supposed to be operating on behalf of the population not protecting the banks from civil lawsuits well if they admit wrongdoing to us then they'll be open to civil liability well that's not her job to protect them from their own crimes but this right she's going to be a reg

somewhere along the trails she said she watched a park ranger shoot a man in the back a taser after he was cited. >> it's not clear if he started walk away. >> reporter: minutes earlier she said he had leashed the dogs and wanted to leave but the ranger wouldn't let him. >> she took out the taser and she was pointing it at him and he said -- he said i have a bad heart. you know if you taze me you -- it could by life threatening. >> it seems over the top. >> reporter: one of his neighbors showed us an angry e- mail she wrote to the area which took over management of the open space. the response from a chief ranger claiminged the man tried to run away and lied to the ranger about his name. while he wasn't around to talk to his. >> i -- very lucky i wasn't involved. . >> reporter: many others are questioning whether the punishment fit the crime. >> unbelievable and for what? i mean, two small harmless dogs not being on the leash. it didn't seem right. >> reporter: he was arrested and then released. we just got this statement from the park service in the last 30 minutes saying they share t

the deputy denied using the taser in a report, but the video and an inspection of the taser proved otherwise. >>> this is unbelievable. a tanker truck blew up on a south carolina highway after the driver lost control and crashed. power lines fell on the tanker, setting thousands of gallons of fuel ablaze. the driver who was hospitalized and treated will be cited for speeding. >>> all along cape cod, wildlife workers are racing to save an increasing number of dolphins stranded off the coast. they're using stretchers to try to rush to help the mammals. scientists aren't really sure why so many are beaching themselves. more than 100 have done so this year alone. >>> finally, students at one nebraska school are finding that going green isn't just good for the earth, it can make class more fun. it looks like it. the kids are now having story time read to them inside a giant igloo made of plastic milk jugs. a librarian had the students collect and glue together 700 jug. now for a look at your national weather. we turn to meteorologist todd santos. he has your weather channel forecast. good morning

. >>> the company that created tasers now has a new high-tech tooling for police and the first officers in the country to get it work for bart. ann notarangelo shows us how it will let us see things through those officers' eyes. >> reporter: the bart police department has bought 160 of these new body cameras. they are going out to the front line. they are officers, they are sergeants and field lieutenants. >>> reporter: >> about the diameter of my pen here. so what you would see is a camera on a collar or on a sunglass mount. >> reporter: the same people who developed the taser gun have come out with a camera like this. small enough to fit on sunglasses, so officers can document their interaction with the public. the bart police department has ordered collar mounted cameras although officers can buy their own sunglasses. >> in general it's something you want turned on with citizen contact. >> reporter: bart is still working on the policy of how the cameras will be used. taser says the new technology will eventually allow police departments the ability to streamline so command staff coul

. >> montgomery county police of rest robbers that they say taser the cabdriver victim before stealing money. the 18-year-old, the 21-year- rob to cabdrivers' on the of january and five days later, both times, they hailed a cab and is done to the driver with a taser. the suspect and -- the face robbery and assault charges. >> important news about one of the biggest initial stock offerings in history. phase book could file for public as early as tomorrow. the move to go public as the about of initial public offerings into google in 2004. around the nation, they are anticipating some kind of twist. perhaps a provision for the users. be valued as high as $100 billion. >> president obama counted a key hismplishment of administration, the success of american auto industry. >> of the auto industry is think it shows the kind turnaround that as possible when it comes to american manufacturing. >> the big three automakers, he vehicles in and some outstanding work. >> of the showdown over same-sex takes a new turn in o'malleyafter martin of theed in support community. he backed a bill that he sa

was justified given the circumstances boy's father says officers should have been prepared to use a taser instead of a gun >> emotional confrontation this afternoon the boy's mother demanded to speak to two officers who shot and killed 15 year old son who suffered from asberger's syndrome autism disorder. calumet city city police responding to domestic disturbance call. police say a teenager in a basement fighting with his father. >> two officers went downstairs police say the boy alleged that officers with a knife father who witnessed everything says it was only a butter knife both officers fired one shot at the boy pronounced dead at the hospital short while later. >> he was the one who also did the opposite with a knife and pushed the incident to a level higher than it had to be. in the past history of trying to use restrictions possible. today he drew the line of how this would be handled and he pushed it with an attempt to use deadly force against an officer. >> previously responding to the home 10 * boy had attacked officers before when asked what officers did not use taster's inste

. >>> and disturbing video of a woman being tasered by police.ut what happens after the incident is even more shocking. >>> if you have a story idea, call our tip line 202-# 95--- 895-3 000.  >>> following a developing story tonight where two people were shot at a wal-mart distribution center in virginia. it happened around noon. they say a 32-year-old employee shot his manager in the leg and then killed himself. the victim, 40-year-old petersburg woman was injured. so far the motive for the shooting isn't known. fox 5 will have more information on the situation as it becomes available. >>> meanwhile a murder-suicide inside a georgia spa has left five people dead. police say a man killed his own two sisters and their husbands. the xu jung shaun that is in north atlanta. video shows the gunman walking in, getting into an argument with someone and opening fire. after all that he killed himself. as many as 20 people ran from the scene when he started shooting. police aren't sure what the motive is for those killings. >>> a 20-ye

police in florida felt they had to use a taser on a 20-year-old woman. her family now have to feed her through a straw. abc 2 news is back in 60 seconds. . >> new dash cam video out of florida tonight shows a woman getting tased. the suspect was running away from officers and they used a taser to stop her. the 20-year-old hit her head on the ground. she's been in a vegetative state since then. >>> north carolina school that took away a girl's homemade lunch now says it was a bad idea. you think? government agent inspecting lunches, say her lunch didn't meet the standards. >> if we gone through a child who brought her lunch is missing one of the key components of a healthy meal, we simply say if it's milk, here is some milk. >> they say the government need to stop digging into children's lunch. >>> an alabama mother is headed to court because she forced her son to walk to school. the catch it's a 5-mile trek. police found the boy walking through a busy intersection. >> we want to keep the kids safe. >> his mom could get a year in jail and face a $1000 fin

he doesn't taiz the dog but jarrett thinks takes his taser out to scare the dog. i go what are you doing to my dog? by the time i got over there he was shaking his hand. >> and macing the dog. >> a dog behind a face safely. >> yes. that's the fence this dog was behind. that's teddy bear there. and jarrett guess outside and washes the mace from the dog's eyes and sort of asks the officer, you just maced my dog. what's the deal here? >> he just went across the street and stared at me when he seen me walking up behind him. didn't say sorry, didn't know it was your dog or anything. >> the sheriff's department hasn't made a comment about this. they have seen the video and looking into it and may take it to internal affairs. the solanos say we want an apology. >> i can't believe he maced the dog. even if the dog was barking viciously he's behind a tall fence. >> right. >>> a warning from a west virginia couple to parents. we got this story from wvns, happened in pineville, west virginia, beautiful little girl you're seeing on the screen is 10-month-old trinity morgan. h

the same people who develop a taser gun, created a camera small enough to fit on a pair of sunglassesofficers control the on and off button, but cannot delete footage. the video will help settling accusations of police misconduct. >> it's another tool that will help us provide transparency in our effort to mend our relationship with the community. >> and bart bought 160 of the cameras for their front line officers, their sergeants and field lieutenants. the agency is working on a policy. >>> bears should be hibernating, but one in particular has stayed awake causing a whole bunch of trouble in lake tahoe. the nevada department of wildlife is using chocolate cake to try to get this bear into its trap. the department says this particular bear is a threat. she tore sieged siding off a house, broke into a bar, and she needs to be euthanized. putting toys on the trap. >> my idea, i bring stuffed animals because we all love the bears in the neighborhood. >> bears in the area are waking up from hibernation months earlier than normal because of the warmer than normal winter. >> well, by this

man walks in, browses walmart aisles, man tasered by cops. we'll have the full director's cut of this tape later in the show. first, though, let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at "30 rock" in new york city. two-time pulitzer prize winner anthony shadid died yesterday of an apparent asthma attack. he had been inside the country for a week reporting on the violent crackdown against opposition forces by syrian president. the assignment embodied his storied career of challenging and dangerous work from the streets of iraq to the arab uprisings in egypt and tunisia. he survived a bullet wound while reporting in the west bank once and a week-long kidnapping in libya just last year which he described on "morning joe" last year. >> i remember listening to people speaking arabic. and the one man did say shoot them. it felt like a minute to me elapsed but it was probably just a matter of seconds. as you pointed out he said, you can't. they're americans. why that would have necessarily saved us? the only thing that i can gather is that we were

. >>> drivers hit with tasers left stunned and vulnerable, and that's when the robbers swooped in. we hear exclusively from one of those targeted. here's shamari stone. >> this robber too embarrassed to show his face on camera. police arrested two of his suspected attackers. the third one was allegedly involved in a separate cabbie robbery. joe said he picked up two of the suspects at the rockville metro station on a sunday night, dropped them off, and then he said they used a taser on his neck. >> that was hard. i started fighting back. the one behind me was holding me to my fist. so i stopped fighting. at that time my shoulder was dislocated, you know. i was unable to fight anymore. >> reporter: then they ran away with his hard-earned money. you work hard and someone comes and takes your money away, you can't feel good at all. >> reporter: five days before, police say another driver was hit with the same type of weapon. detectives identified, arrest and had charged the three suspects with armed robbery and first-degree assault. >> i wish they could stay behind bars. >> reporter:

they say they are outraged today as park ranger tasered a man who was walking his dogs off leash. this happened sunday, part of the golden gate national recreation area. a park ranger stopped for having his two dogs off leash. park officials he -- but the witness said he had unleashed his dog and tried to leave when the ranger tasered him in the back. >> you can hear a shot. he fell right on his back. >> it was unbelievable for what, i mean, two small dogs not -- it didn't seem right. >> u.s. parts officials they're investigating the incident. >> ground was broken for the state of the crews terminal. a building was broken. >> construction of the days herman terminal is part of the preparation for the america. the terminal will replace the current facility at 10:35. >> museum has received an important distinction when it upgrade -- that story for you in 9 minutes. in the meantime there was discouraging news today. so far only 3 teens signed up for one of the major races in july except for september next year. eighteens were expected to take part in the challenger series, so far tea

hovering overhead the occupy movement has seen some heavy handed police tactics including the recent taser shocking of a nonviolent protester in d.c. but excessive force won't scare activists away says kevin zeese from it's our economy think tank. who knows what's going through their head space on that you know when we i watch that video it's available online and it looks like there was no justification for it when i went to make fires in the day to ask about it people said the only thing he was doing was taking the signs around the tents that said no camping and so that was the rationale for tasering him he was dropping it is not being threatening it looks like excessive use of force my sense is that it's not going to provoke the macpherson campers that they're more. disciplined than that to fall for that trap the occupy movement in a few months. and show the american people that if they get mobilized and organized that we have power we can change the direction this country so the future's going to be an american spring that's going to explode out of the sea and become more important the