, taser!hen another cop's in the line of fire. >> if one prong go into me and the another prong go into the suspect, the electricity would go through both of us. >> the groom blocks the taser. >> he hit it out of my hand and it went into the crowd. >> suddenly, the groom passes out. >> who shot that stun gun! >> the brother-in-law mistakenly believes the groom has been tased and goes after the cops. then he's marched down the aisle. >> he jumped up off of the ground and attempted to charge that officer who was standing directly behind me. i had to grab him. >> it's total chaos, and then, the groom is back on his feet. but not for long. >> you can see him get up again. so it's like, night of the living dead. he's back up, in the crowd. >> i'm trying to talk to him, trying to calm him down, he swung a punch at me and i deployed a taser a second time. [ screaming ] >> and here comes the bride. >> his new wife came up, screaming. it sounded like a gunshot, so she thought i shot him. [ screaming ]

you can hear the sound of the taser. >> that was kenneth chamberlain sr. being shot by a taser.e and then shot the patient dead. we are joined by kenneth chamberlain jr., the son of kenneth chamberlain sr., and by two of the family's attorneys. randolph mclaughlin is a longtime civil rights attorney. he teaches at pace law school here in new york. welcome to democracy now!. the significance of this lawsuit today, why you're in new york city? >> i tell people, from the very beginning, it is my belief and opinion that the westchester county d.a. did not present the evidence fully and fairly, so coming back with no indictment whatsoever, you have to wonder what was actually on the table for the grand jury to look at. this is just one step of many that we are doing to try to hold the city of white plains accountable for the death of my father. >> just to be clear on what happened in november, the like a depended that your father wore, goes off, maybe he rolled on it. the lifeaid company speaks to him in his apartment. there is a box in the apartment that links to this medical alert

one of them whips out a taser and confronts the powerful bull. >> you see this cop with a taser gun,ke swatting an alligator with a flyswatter. >> the officer gets within a few feet of hardball and lets the taser fly. >> that just made the bull even angrier, because how would you like to be tasered. it doesn't feel good. >> the bull charges the officer, missing him by inches. then when all hope seems lost, the cavalry arrives. >> here comes the cowboy. he'll take care of this. watch this. here's a cowboy. >> in a scene straight out of an old western, three wranglers rush in on horseback. >> there was a lot of tension in the parking lot. are they going to be able to get him, are they going to be able to, you know, pull him back, you know, away from everyone. >> within seconds, one of the cowboys ropes hardball. >> they got that bull. they got that bull. >> if you don't have a cowboy on a horse with a rope, you can't control a raging bull. it just doesn't happen. a taser gun is not going to do the trick. it's got to be a cowboy. >> the cowboys, they could have just sat back and said oh

. >> all three of you are pointed tasers at him for what? >> we contacted the police department, and they say getting the taser out was justified. noel price had a gun, pepper spray, and mace. they were both ticketed for inappropriately crossing the street. they have a whole slew of charges against them. they could have just showed their id and gotten off with a warning for jay walking. >>> check out this video of this truck pulling up to a gas station in china. the man is telling the driver where to go. she comes over, checks the car, and she notices there's something wrong with the tire, right? and you see there is a huge gouge on that tire. she says hey, check out your tire. the guy comes up to try to inspect it, and -- the tire exploded on his face. >> he barely touched it. he was barely reaching over to touch it and the tire exploded. no word on what caused the explosion. >> it blew him back so hard he smashed into the pumps behind him. >> reportedly he went to the hospital because he was suffered stomach pain. >> that would knock the w

several shots were fired and they used to their taser not once, but twice. he is still in the hospital with several weapons and he may face several charges in connection with this as well. police are telling us they are going to release those 911 calls, the ones made by the suspect's mother. reporting live, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> the other big story we are falling, the record melting temperatures. we are on the doorstep of something we've never seen before. adam caskey has a look at our sweltering forecast. >> reagan national, 92 degrees. once we hit 95, it will be the ninth consecutive 95-plus-degree day. interesting stat there. we have had eight in a row. 95 in arlington. down in southern maryland, 91 in la plata. mostly sunny actually, near total sunshine. it will feel like up to 105 with air temperatures right near the center mark. kind of like -- century mark. kind of like yesterday. core of the heat in the midwest. that is moving our way for tomorrow. more on that and the storm potential coming up. >> the heat wave has turned deadly in maryland

people are asking why the officers didn't use their taser is its simple. did have any. two officers involved in the shooting is still an active duty was under investigation. live in menlo park it does cbs five. shootings and oakland not uncommon but is rare for a city leader to come most and bows for the victim's character that is what oakland's fire chief did state for a murder teenager reporter lynn the tells us he had just started a summer job with the chief and wanted to be a firefighter. another memorial where a young man was shot to death. >>> it's sad. he hasn't even grown up. he was 15 police say there sumps type of confrontation shots were fired in the nfl right here in the parking in the complex where he lives. his family struggles to make sense of something so senseless on mondays cars start working in the summer program in the wind for it. he was working toward it. this picture was taken the day he interviewed for the job and let the big impression. >>> have to be honest he will step out for me it seemed like a really nice individual he seemed like his he ha

he was tasered. the taser apparently was ineffective, the officers were still talking with the individual trying to get him to raise his hands, he made a movement, went for his gun, and the officers discharged their weapons in fear of their lives. >> i understand that this will be investigated by the vallejo police. but by our campus is the sixth officer involved shooting in recent months, what is your response to that? >> we have had a spate of officer involved shootings, and unfortunately, i can't speak to why we have had such a increased rate recently. >> thank you so much for talking to us this afternoon. brian and michelle, there is the latest officer involved shooting in vallejo. we'll have more of this at 5:00 and 6:00. >> thankyou, a jogger out for a morning run saw something floating out in the day and it turned out to be anybody. chemical baron is in the city along the embarcadero. >> that is exactly right. i spoke to him just after he spoke to police, giving them a detailed account. he sai

he is tasered, but gets away. police say they believe he was reaching for a gun at some point and they shot the young man again. he continues to struggle with officers, ultimately getting behind the wheel of a police cruiser and roaring away. >> everybody watch out. get out of the street. >> the suspect crashed into a bridge wall at a mcdonald's where he was apprehended. >> andre is listed in good condition at a local hospital despite the multiple bullet wounds. he has been charged with theft of the police cruiser. other charges, and the attempt murder of a police officer. brian. >>> all right, john hanrahan tonight. >>> nearly 100 people are homeless after an apartment fire. blaze started in a third floor apartment last night. apparently by a young woman cook eggs. it took firefighters three hours to get the upper hand. it was brutally hot for those crews. suffered from heat related illnesses. 25 apartments were damaged or destroyed. >>> still ahead, governor chris cristie has a showdown on the jersey shore. what

the use a taser gun after the boy refused to cooperate in one group from the taser can make contact so they're note electrical collet current. a two-year fema grants the department has had several rounds of layoffs because station 25 open with 10 new recruits. here is the catch will be up to the city to pick up the cost of the new firefighters and two years. the pit area air quality managers say that it's time for the open burning season. in effect between april 30th of next year. controlled burns said it to get rid of unwanted petition from land for animals graze in feed. >>> the reality of high-speed rail and california and paying for it all. with many challenges facing sacramento this week in our conversation with the state senator on the fate of the line. >>> the new tool that takes the guesswork out of figuring out the real cost of the ticket. >>> looking forward to a cooler day today with local cover around the bay area. >>> and a hug goes into effect today banning the culinary delicacies. >>> then the force feed the ducks as well to create those enlarged livers < they served up

i wonder if the company, taser, is going to be interested in this technology -- >> well, there are lots type things, but literally, this has to be the first thing that actually attaches to your phone. and the idea is you always have your phone. there's that theory. >> okay, all right, so, this has a kick, i guess. i want to read you what the inventor told us. "well, i knew that if i was going to put this thing out in the world, i had to test it on myself. that's what i did." and then he added, "it hurts." and we're assuming this is a pretty tough guy. so -- >> well, you know, 650,000 volts, whatever it is. of course, in the funding video, there isn't a piece of him actually getting stunned by this. we're going to have to take his word for it. >>> now, to the big stories ahead in the news this week. from the white house to wall street, our correspondents tell you what you need to know ahead of monday morning. we begin with the president's campaign plans for the week. >> i'm athena jones at the white house. in another sign that the campaign season is heating up, president obama visiting t

. >> the wounded suspect flees to the center of busy route 1 where he is tasered, but shrugs it off, running north on route 1. >> our gunman sprints to location number 3 where he produces an unknown object from his pants. that's where the second police shooting takes place. we shoot him again with our firearms and doesn't take effect. >> still running suspect takes off his pants, tries unsuccessfully to steal a police cruiser while being hit by police batons and being tasered again, then jumps into the cruiser with keys in the ignition. >> everybody watch out. get out of the street. >> the suspect crashes into a brick wall at a mcdonald's and there he is apprehended. >> despite the fact that andre was tasered and shot by police multiple times, he is listed in good condition. he has now been charged with the attempted murder of a police officer as well as a series of other charges, including the alleged theft of the police cruiser. no officers were injured in the wild chase. police say the handgun mccoy was using has been recovered. >> i know we are working to put that video on our we

. >> and when he didn't comply, one officer fired a taser, it failed to take him down. that is when the officers say the suspect reached for, and grabbed a handgun in his waist band. >> the subject went for the gun. officers discharged a weapon and he died from injuries. the vallejo police department has been hit hard with cut back backs and losses. the department has been under scrutiny in what appears to be an alarming rate of officer-involved shooting. saturday, officers shot and killed a suspect accused of robbing a liquor store. in may, a 42-year-old was shot by police after trying to elude capture. >> i can't speak to the space of the shooting but officers have the right to defend themselves. individuals have been armed with handguns. >> and this training is, you know, top notch. >> the officer tells me they're working with the staff they had at the peak of 158 officers and you know, they also talk about the situation when the officer jim caput, shot and killed in the back by a suspected bank robber. that weighs on the minds of officers here. >> san francisco fed

while covering local crime stories in 2003, bonet learns that fairbanks place are using taser guns as crime-fighting tool. bonet's interest in taser guns is piqued when a police officer makes an offhand comment. >> he sort of jokingly said you should do it. it's a lot of fun. i said, sure, why not. fateful statement. >> fateful, indeed. a self-described risk taker bonet decides to try it and capture it all on camera. >> when i told my co-workers what i was planning to do, i was met with a lot of blank stares. i don't think they really believed me. >> have you ever seen thomas pace before? i never have. >> i became more and more nervous. you know, i was trying to play it off like, i'm not afraid at all, but that was absolutely not true. >> bonet decides despite his fear, he should not only go through with the plan. he should make the experience as real as possible. i figured if i'm going to do this, i'm going to go all out. and they gave me all sorts of options, like, do you want to get tazed for one second, three seconds, or five seconds? >> five seconds. that's all there is to it. >>

the result is a taser shot. >> no! >> get on the ground. >> no! >> get him, cuff him. >> why was it necessary to use the taser on this guy? >> he's already demonstrated that he's not going to listen to the orders of the police officers. a lot of these guys, they are confronted with the reality that they are about to be exposed for what they did, and a lot of them may try violence to get away. the taser was used to prevent any injury to him and also to any police officers. >> at the processing center police find condoms in his car. he's pleaded guilty to an attempted lewd act on a child. coming up next, a man who has been our house guest once before. >> do you remember? we talked once before. >>> get on the ground! >> our undercover house in long beach is busy. 38 men are arrested over 3 days. but eight months earlier during our previous investigation in riverside, california this man, 26-year-old michael seibert, walked into our house. >> do you have a bathroom? >> back then, seibert had a sexually explicit online chat with someone who told him sh

the taser video suddenly cuts off before the shots are fired.o you must have thought it is ironic in sort of the terrible way that someone summoned to your father's door to help save his life, if he had been having some kind of heart emergency -- >> yes. >> reporter: -- ended up shooting him. >> yes. and they took his life. unnecessarily. they didn't have to. >> reporter: chamberlain's niece wants to know why police couldn't defuse the confrontation and wouldn't ask the family to help. >> just to hear him constantly say over and over again, please leave me alone, i'm okay, and the way they mocked him and picked at him. it's very hurtful. >> chamberlain's family members have filed a $21 million federal lawsuit. their attorney randolph mclaughlin is joining us from new york. first of all, the grand jury voted not to indict any police officers after looking at more than 100 pieces of evidence and hearing testimony from 42 witnesses including police as well as some family members and neighbors. you insist that this was a crime. explain why. >> there

. >> reporter: police say they tasered him when he failed to raise his hands. >> the taser was in effective. they continued to get him to raise his hands and the subject made a movement and went for the gun. >> reporter: police say two officers opened fire in what is the sixth officer involved shooting this year. she can't understand why the suspect had to die. >> what happened to shooting somebody in the arm or the leg? you know? back in the old days. disable somebody. >> reporter: in reality having talk to many about this, officers who discharge their fire arms fearing for their safety do not attempt to wound the suspect because the fear it it could put themselves in danger. they say this is a situation that never should have happened. more on that at 6:00. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a man from gilroy is facing charges of possessing child pornography. he was arrested this week. he was tracked down by investigators. he was booked into jail on $25,000 bail. >>> a woman used her wits to protect herself from two burglars last night. this is a sketch of one of the burg lers. she c

the result is a taser shot. >> no! >> get on the ground. >> no!get him, cuff him. >> why was it necessary to use the taser on this guy? >> he's already demonstrated that he's not going to listen to the orders of the police officers. a lot of these guys, they are confronted with the reality that they are about to be exposed for what they did, and a lot of them may try violence to get away. the taser was used to prevent any injury to him and also to any police officers. >> at the processing center police find condoms in his car. he's pleaded guilty to an attempted lewd act on a child. coming up next, a man who has been our house guest once before. >> do you remember? we talked once before. follow the wings. down here, folks measure commitment by what's getting done. the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicio

park police used a taser on a 17 year-old boy last night. he had allegedly punched a teenage girl in the face which led to a huge fight. police use the taser after they say the boy refused to cooperate but only one probe from the gun made contact so there was no electrical current. the vallejo fire department will reopen one of its stations tomorrow thanks to a fema grant >> department has had several layoffs because of its bankruptcy situation but station 25 will reopen with 10 new recruits. it will be up to the city to pick up the cost of the firefighters in two years' time. bay area quality managers say the burning season is in effect until april 30th of next year. fires are set to get rid of unwanted vegetation from land where animals graze us >> the reality of high-speed rail in california and paying for all >> state senator mark this sunday joins us next >> of rules about it use liver in effect today. animal activists last diners. >> we're looking forward to a cooler day today with more low clouds around the bay area and we have a fore

. >> también tiene un taser algo que no dudaria en usar . >> vivía hace como 3 años aquí y grababa yar . >> hay muchos que son asaltados . >> al seguridad es principal . >> hemos documentado 14 robos en 14 horas en oakland desde el lunes en la mañana dicen del departamento de policía , los detectives buscan conexión con delincuentes pero no tienen identificado a ninguno , roban celulares, joyas y vehículos, usan fuerza y arma para el delito . >> no me han robado pero si se de amigos , que les ha pasado eso , en esa área . >> a pesar de los esguerzos los robos continúan . >> la policía de oakland dice que el número de robos varia ,pero que 14 robos no es común en 24 horas, piden atención y no andar solo . >> gracias . >> por el reporte . >> en el este de la bahía . >> dos policías acompañaran a agentes de oakland patrullando , recibirán notificaciones de estrategias y tecnología , y el sistema de disparo . >> [música] . >> en palo alto aumento en robos a casas, 29 llamadas reportando saqueos lo más número en el norte de la ciudad, entran por puertas sin seguros . >> arrestan hombre qu

i wonder if the company, you know, taser, is going the be interested in this technology at all. >> well, there are lots of stun gun type things. but literally, this has to be the first thing that actually attaches to your phone. and the idea is you always have your phone, so there's that theory. >> this lass a kick. he said, i knew if i was going to put this thing out into the world, i had to test it on myself. then he added, it hurts. and we're assuming that this is a pretty tough guy. >> well, you know, it's 650,000 volts or whatever it is. of course, in the video, this isn't a piece of him actually getting stunned by this, so we're going to have to take his word for it. >> now in the big day ahead, our correspondent tells you what you need to know about the campaign plan for the week. >> i'm athena jones at the white house. president obama visits two battleground states this week. he'll be in cincinnati, ohio, on monday, and he spent thursday and friday traveling across florida visiting four cities, including orlando in a region that was central to his 2008 victory in the states. he'

>> at the los angeles county jail, we encountered inmates who seemed impervious to tasers or anythingo control these inmates, deputies had to resort to what's known as a four-point restraint. >> in the inmate reception center, there's a lot of incidences, these guys coming straight off the street. they're angry and they're very violent. and they often go off. >> everybody else sit down. >> sit down. >> one inmate in particular just couldn't deal with it anymore. he went completely berserk. >> move it. >> freeze! >> move it! >> have a seat. >> and they had to restrain him. and one of the ways they do that is these four-point restraints. and they tell him exactly what they're going to be doing. >> mental health staff has ordered you to be placed in four point restraints. you understand that? >> yeah. >> we'll take you in here. i need your cooperation. the more you cooperate, the faster you will be out of points. >> sergeant gilbert duran supervises the carefully choreographed restraint process. >> the deputies have already been briefed as to who will take the upper body, who will take t

. >> i have reduced my presentation by tasered so we will go through quickly. primarily this presentation will concentrate on what impact that has overall. to the human rights commission. as you recall, the human rights commission chartered functions to study discrimination and deal with and media -- and mediate [unintelligible] prepare and disseminate educational materials about prejudice and discrimination, provide guidance, a technical assistance to public agencies and public private institutions. we enforce the sanctuary city ordinance, he'd crime coalition, we facilitate the human trafficking collaborative and also, the anti-policing programs. the divisions as it is right now in 2000 we have the 12 benefits division. this will be the three final contracting leaving of the policy group and discrimination complaint investigation mediation division at the hrc. >> we received a handout. dew point as to what page. >> i am on page 4. >> going to page 5, you will see budget outlook for 12-13. what it shows is a reduction of aso positions from 41 positions in 11-1

. >> and officers told them to place his hands on his head, one officer fired a taser but it failed to take tobin town. the officers say the suspect grabbed a handgun. >> this subject went for the waist band ask officers discharged weapons. >> the police department has been hit hard with losses and there has been heavy scrutiny in what appears to be a heavy rate of officer-involved shooting. one suspect was accused of pointing his weapon at officers. a 42-year-old shot after trying to elude capture. >> i can't speak to the space of the recent officer-involved shootings but they have the right to defend themselves. and they have been armed with handguns and officers defended themselves. >> our training is top notch. >> and this officer tells me they are operating less than peak and you'll remember officer caput was shot and killed in the back and that weighs on the minds of officers here. >> and thank you very much. >> in oakland there is a toddler with severe injuries caused by abuse is in critical condition. the search is underway for his missing teen-aged sister. police say a baby-si

so people been asking why the officers didn't use their taser is well it simply don't have any.the officers in the shooting is still an active duty was under investigation. >>> kid those nights thank you. >>> the santa clara county d.a. says they won't be refiling charges against william lynch for beating up that priests the jury acquitted him last week he admitted the pri's denies the sexual assault. >>> one word that made the crowd booed. and the point is trying to make. did waves now being used to help save a life. the doctor turned patient. did ways causing a bit of a ruckus on the peninsula the dolphin testing the waters. >>> another hot day around the bay area in fact had a good 44 degree temperatures and now the day the coolness kickstand because of that right there. pepin plan forecast as eyewitness news continues. evacuation centers are open sniper those forced out of their homes because of an approaching fire the robbers fire burns near colfax in the sierra foothills and firefighters are beginning to get a handle on its spread serious by reporter mike dello stritto is

their confrontation escalated until the cops tasered the man, not once, not twice.s not a lawful command. >> put your hand behind your back. >> quit walking away! [ screaming ] >> now, after he was cuffed the police found a gun on the suspect. but he had a permit. the police chief says he plans to use the video to train officers on how to react to such situations. >> mm. >>> investigators in ohio are now looking at a mechanical malfunction as a possible cause of the train derailment in columbus. the exploding freight cars full of ethanol made quite a scene but only minor injuries to report here. about 100 people who live within a one-mile radius of the derailment were evacuated by firefighters who decided to let the fire simply burn itself out. >>> and more now on that frightening flight from aruba to miami rocked by sudden turbulence. about a dozen people needed medical care once the plane finally landed. was there ever any real danger? abc's matt gutman investigates. >> reporter: violent jolts sending passengers into hushed prayer on a jetblue flight last year. in

i wonder if the company, taser, is going to be interested in this technology at all. >> there are lotsstun gun type things. literally, this is the first thing that attaches to your phone n. the idea is you always have your phone. there's that theory. >> this has a kick, i guess. i want to read you what the inventor told you. i had to test it myself and that's what i did and only as a guy with military experience did, it hurts. we're assuming this is a pretty tough guy. >> it's 650,000 volts or whatever it is. in the funding video, there isn't a piece of him getting stunned by this. we have to take his word for it. he probably did. the technology is for real. the question i have is whether or not you going to want this on your lovely sleek phone. it makes it very very fat, bulky, how do you carry it, that sort of thing. we'll see. i'm not sure it's very practical but it certainly is original. >> you'll not be allowed to take it on planes obviously. >> or on dates probably. >> nor on dates. on a more serious note, he was attacked in his home, you said, so this is very serious for him. >>

officers used a taser but that is when he reached for his gun, two officers opened fire killing him. in oakland, this was the mess left behind after a police chase. police started pursuing the driver of a stolen car about 730 this morning near 69th ave. the driver lost control and hit a fire hydrant. he suffered life-threatening head injuries. a passenger was also hurt >> we see scenes like these every fourth of july, illegal fireworks shooting off in bay area neighborhoods. police are keeping a close eye on the sky >> police all over the bay will not only be looking for that celebratory fireworks but they also say sell laboratory gunfire and at least several cities are going high tech. the lines are long at this fireworks stand in union city, one of the few cities which allows safe and sane fireworks but all fireworks are illegal in most communities including richmond where police will be on the lookout >> this shot spotter system has the ability to determine if shots are from a gun or from fireworks >> she says richmond will be using the technology that is normally used to pinpoint

him to place his hands-on his head and the suspect didn't come ply officers say they shot off their taser. the suspect then reached for and grabbed his handgun. officers fired on the suspect who died. investigators are still on the scene. the suspect has been identified as a 44-year-old man named marshal tobin. we are not sure if he's a vallejo resident. we are waiting to speak to officers to find out how everything went down. several people in the neighborhood saw things happen this morning. we will provide more information later today. this appears to be the third officer-involved shooting in vallejo. nick smith, abc7 news. >>> updated information this is the fourth officer involved shooting in have a know less than six weeks, three fatal, including one last saturday morning involving a robbery suspect. >>> in oakland a toddler is fighting for his life from suspected abuse, a mother, stepfather and babysitter in custody. amy hollyfield joins us outside oakland children's hospital. how is that little one doing now? >> reporter: i just got an update from police. he is still in critical co

tasers were ployed -- employed. and that's when the officers opened fire, killing him. they were on scene and declined to speak. >> the neighbors were upset about another shooting in vallejo. >> i have been here in '89. and it is so violent. >> reporter: this is the fourth officer-involved shooting this year. there were three in the month of may. at the time vallejo police said there was a cluster of incidents and no prior incidents this year. as to this incident, there was an officer wounded in this. he was hit by flying debris assault of the shooting and -- as a result of the shooting and described his injuries as moderate. >>> it was a long police chase and came to a dramatic end in oakland. coming up in 12 minutes, we will tell you why the car was being pursued. and what caused it to spin out of control. >> they are investigating the discovery of a body off the waters here. we are getting new information on the story which we first reported on "mornings on 2". >> we will find out if this is connected to a recent missing person's case? >> noelle? >> reporter: that is

him to place his hands-on his head and the suspect didn't come ply officers say they shot off their taser. the suspect then reached for and grabbed his handgun. officers fired on the suspect who died. investigators are still on the scene. the suspect has been identified as a 44-year-old man named marshal tobin. we are not sure if he's a vallejo resident. we are waiting to speak to officers to find out how everything went down. several people in the neighborhood saw things happen this morning. we will provide more information later today. this appears to be the third officer-involved shooting in vallejo. nick smith, abc7 news. >>> updated information this is the fourth officer involved shooting in have a know less than six weeks, three fatal, including one last saturday morning involving a robbery suspect. >>> in oakland a toddler is fighting for his life from suspected abuse, a mother, stepfather and babysitter in custody. amy hollyfield joins us outside oakland children's hospital. how is that little one doing now? >> reporter: i just got an update from police. he is still in critical co

one of them got tasered, the other guy got taken down by three cops. >> fists were flying, people were hitting the ground. a lot of people were highly intoxicated. >> we're seeing video of just one event but it sounds like the entire day was just a complete disaster at the beach. you're supposed to be having fun. >> usa! usa! >>> the birds in massachusetts are just voracious. >> this family set up a camera and what they discovered, it wasn't birds emptying their bird feeder. it was a bear taller than six feet. tearing this bird feeder down. >> didn't it break them? >> last november they noticed one of their bird feeders was broken but they weren't sure what it is. now they know. this bear's got to hit up a bunch of birdhouses to fill himself up. there's just bird seed in there. he must be going all around town getting like a dozen of them. the population of bears in massachusetts has exploded. back in the '70s there was only about 100 bears. now there's about 4,000 bears roaming the woods of massachusetts. >> you're saying a lot of bears were getting busy, is what you're saying. >> in

according to reports, he was taunting police and asked them to shoot him but they used a taser to subdue him. he is now facing three felony counts of assault with a deadly weapon. >> i guess the lesson is if a 55-year-old man approaches you to buy a tv in the parking lot of a 7-eleven, maybe just buy the tv or take cover. >>> it's getting crazy in kazakhstan. people are out at the beach trying to enjoy themselves and some goof ball fires up an suv and races through the shower waters. you see some women grabbing kids, pulling people out of the way. who knows who could be playing in these shallow water. i'm not sure what's being said here but there's a lot of screaming going on. >> my gosh, that is incredibly dangerous. the people are still in the water. >> the people at the swimming pool are enraged. >> tell me some mad dads took care of this. >> it was the women who were really screaming any guy. as he drives by the camera, he gives them the one-finger salute, and then stops and gets out of the car. that's where people just mob this guy. the crowd seems to grow into a mob and surround hi

. >> taser. >> bingo. th ta t guy for quite while as they're trying tslh yo writhing in pain.e's cuffed, evaluated by ems and then just had to go back to the booking process, except this time i think he's facing a little bit more than his two misdemeanor warrants. >> misdemeanors. >> yeah. >> what did he think he was going to do, punch his way through the police department? >> who knows? now he's charged with aggravated assault on a police officer. >> he went from misdemeanor to felony just by punching a cop. >> that officer lit up on him. >> i think the officer was like a boxer or something in a previous life. the officer only suffered a bloody and bruised nose and some scratches. he returned to work later that evening. >> what a doofy. >> all right. cut. >>> this is 10-month-old valentyna guerrero, and she is now the brand-new face of dolores cortez's d.c. kids swimwear line. >> aww. she looks cute. >> i like her lounging in that chair. >> yeah. >> this is a wonderful, wonderful thing, i think, for our world. 10-month-old valentyna has down syndrome. and she is one of the fi

. >> officers pulled their tasers there. >>> following breaking news in the south bay, firefighters arewatching for flare-ups from a fast moving house fire. we are live on the scene with the latest. >>> plus, injured hiker in distress ends up saving his rescuer. we talk to a man who saw it unfold. >>> mayor lee address allegation lied in his testimony during the mirkarimi ethics h

they say that he was armed and tasering him. did not stop him from reaching for his gun. officers opened fire and he was killed. neighbors were upset to hear what they thought were fireworks was actually gunfire. >> that is not a happy 4th of july. you know, since i have been here since '89 it is just it is so violent. >> a bullet fragment hit an officer in the leg. it is the 6th officer-involved shooting there this year. >>> the medical examiner identified a body pulled from the waters of san francisco bay. as we reported it is a man from the davis area who disappeared from a pier after a baseball game at at&t park. >>> it is an internationally known walk way along san francisco bay with spectacular views that tourists and locals enjoy every day. at 8:00 this morning the view here was grim. a jogger spotted a body floating in the water. firecrews pull today it up using a backboard, rope and a later. >> right -- ladder. >> right when i heard it i told his cousin i told them they found a body. >> reporter: anthony, who i talked to by phone 90 minutes ago, is friends with t