after he appears motionless, he is then tasered. eventually deputies carry him out of sight of the camera. booker was pronounced dead hours later in what the coroner ruled a homicide. prosecutors declined to charge the deputies involved, and sheriff's department officials never disciplined them, saying they believed booker could harm someone and that force was needed to restrain him. on tuesday, booker's family and supporters gathered on the steps of denver's city jail after a jury awarded the booker family $4.65 million in compensation and damages. this is reverend timothy tyler, pastor at shorter community ame church in denver. law, ay in the court of , a body ofup authority stood up for the first and declaredyears that five sheriff's deputies force,ilty of excessive leading to the death of marvin lewis booker. all marvin wanted to do was get his shoes. >> marvin booker's case highlights a history of misconduct by the denver sheriff's department, and added momentum to calls for reform. this is the attorney for marvin booker's fami

. >>> a grandma hit with taser. the police now explaining themselves >>> and an american legend tonight. my interview with tony bennett, breaking a new record and what he's about to reveal to america, right now. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a friday night. >>> we begin with several breaking stories. first an american family beginning their weekend with renewed fears over their son's life. 26-year-old peter kassig, from indiana, he was in syria as a medic, helping families and helping children and this image given to us by his family. all as an isis putting out a video, they show that indiana man next with threatening words. we won't show you the horrific moments. we begin with abc chief global correspondent martha raddatz. >> reporter: this is the 26-year-old american peter kassig on his knees. a hooded isis fighter by his side. warning that he could be the next victim of the isis executioners. he's a former army ranger, in syria as an aid worker saying that he wanted to find purpose in his li

taser. taser. taser. >> lay her down. let her go. >> don't move.t's the effects. five seconds. >> we want these guys to be able to function under any circumstance. you don't want anybody going home any other way than from the way they came. >> i just finished being sprayed with o.c. in the eyes, o.c. in the mouth, and getting washed off. then getting tased. all in a day's work. i love my job. >>> cert training is put into action on a nearly daily basis at bexar county. a code two. a major disturbance. requires the team to rush to the special observation unit. an inmate has been throwing chairs and trash throughout the day room. when they arrive, the inmate has returned to his cell. but since it is arnulfo guerra, the matter is far from closed. guerra has been at the center of several disturbances and is prone to frequent mood swings. they reached a peak one month earlier when he attempted to hang himself. and while staff no longer consider guerra suicidal, they continue to keep him under close observation. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> he t

this is video of officer using the taser on the 62-year-old viola young. police say young approached the officer asking about one of the people who was being arrested during a drug bust. police say she refused to leave. young was charged with resisting arrest without violence. >> trntle -- tgit. how to get away with murder. the students are starting to realize that anna has a lot of secrets. while most students would kill for one of the coveted spots, siems like one of the five selected is thinking about dropping out. tonight's lineup starts with grays anatomy at 8, scandal at 9 and "action news" at 10:00. >> i like how you say how do you getaway with murder. i think you do it better. >>> two days of congressional hearings investigate the white house security breaches leads to a shake up at the secret service. >> eagles lesean mccoy is having the worst season of his >> hey everyone, it is 5:00 a.m., thursday, october 2. tam is off, nydia han joins us. here's what's happening. >> the first-ever case of ebola virus is diagnosed on u.s. soil. >> the death of

meantime, shares of taser getting shocked higher on earnings. the company beating on the top and the bottom lines after a huge surge in sales in the camera business. police forces around the country swapping out dash board cams, tasers, top of the line technology. lets bring in the founder. rick smith. great to see you again. >> it is great to be here on a day like today. >> i'm sure it is. >> you know, analysts across the board love your third quarter. beat on every metric across business segments, very strong. >> in particular, there's a surprising strength in video. because of the events that happened in ferguson over the summer. what are you seeing in terms of the uptick in inquiries in the uptick to adopt this for police forces? >> yeah, we've seen dramatic increases across the board. the main thing is in my career, and i have the good, you know, the good fortune to start taser in a garage with some other folks and go through a big rise, you know, that technology got adopted, but i've never seen anything like in this where a single event or

an officer using a taser on a grandmother. tonight, we'll see the video and what happened to her and how police are now responding. abc's ron claiborne. >> reporter: take a look for yourself. florida police were making an arrest on tuesday, when 61-year-old viola young starting questioning them. the officer grabs her hand. she pulls away to turn around and then he immediately tasers her in the back. she falls face first into the street. faced with iphone evidence, tallahassee police responded by sharing the video and placing the officer on leave. it's a black neighborhood, police say they were answering a drug call. >> you want to be transparent. >> reporter: and police in a town in delaware, agreed to pay a settlement with the driver in this video. they thought he was someone else. it was the guy's birthday. critics say all too often, police stun first, ask questions later, even to some who are unarmed and pose no risk. snap judgment calls and they snap judgment calls and they do not have the benefit of having a medical histo

and the viral brothers find out karma is a -- >> oh, oh, oh. >> he's tasering him. he had a taser in his pocket and said you mess with my lamborghini, i'm going to tase you. >> karma, karma, karma. >> why am i not buying this? >> a little too poorly acted. >> the behind the scenes footage, you want to see him pulling it out of his legs. they're saying it's real. i think it's real as well. are you doubting? >> i think it was a setup prank. >> with a real tase. >> with a real tase. >> it's a prank! oh, my gosh, it's fake pop! >>> that's it for rtm. we'll see you next time. dangerous stunts that should not be reenacted and mature material. viewer discretion is advised. ♪ [ music ] now on "whacked out sports," we've got a special edition we call earth, wind and fire. the heat is on. it's an earth, wind and fire freakout. we got a couch full of ouch. plus, it's a mud man mosh pit, bikini beach babes in super slow

a man tasered by police in the family car. talk to the family last night.hen police and civilians clash who is right, who is wrong. what should you do if it happens to you. we have a very heated debate on the subject tonight. plus shocking allegations of physical and sexual aboss on a football team. this is not the nfl. this is high school. now their season is canceled. some parents fear for their kids. others say they want them to play. we have got the story tonight. let's begin with the latest on ebola in america. sanjay gupta, our chief medical correspondent here. the family of thomas eric duncan left with lingering question as but how he died and several other patients in the united states did not die. we're learning from the hospital that his heart stopped tonight. >> the hospital said early in his hospital stay, mr. duncan expressed his wishes to his attending physician that the care team should not perform chest compressions or cardioversion to preserve life. they were saying maximal in the ventionthe -- interventions. this is the dsr, do not resusci

. >> public outcry after one cop reached for the taser. >> rtm viewers picked her name. >> thousands of names. >> more than 3,000 comments. >> now find out which one is fit for that face. >>> plus, another chance to win a new ipad mini with today's buzz word. >>> and a bride and groom get a nasty surprise that came out of nowhere. the swarm that had them swatting at the altar. >> does anybody object to this marriage? >>> do you want to see terrifying? i'm about to show it to you. this is in austria. this paraglader is tangled up. >> you can see a lime green chute. he still can't cut away from this one. >> just imagine the panic. >> if you look down, it's headed straight for those trees, but right around there is also a river. you can see the entire time this guy is trying hard to untangle the cords of his parachute. this takes him directly to that river. before you know it, he is crashing directly into that river. >> he handed in the water and he's got all that gear on. now he could drown. >> fortunately, this was all captured on video. we see how he is able to get out of this situat

taser has been winning a lot of orders, but right now taser is in the category of companies that people it's too speculative for me and i don't have the earnings momentum i want. i think taser is a good level of speculation. it it ain't no pepsi or allergan. it doesn't look like it will end any time soon, but we'll know when we get to the right levels and we'll tell you. we'll get through this together and i'm not telling you to abandon ship. "mad money" tonight, find out what allergan and pepsico have in common and why it has me steamed and why j.p. morgan and target have all one thing in common. hacking attacks that have left your data compromised and tonight i'm highlighting a new security player that could be up to the task to protecting you online. zoe's kitchen, can it continue to cook? i have exclusive insight you won't want to miss. stay with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money," pfollow @jimcramer on twitter. send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there ar

one was tasered during his arrest. police were involved also. it underscores just how serious the nature of what these men may have been planning was. and from what we understand, essentially what the police are saying as well, that a terror plot was thwarted here, perhaps in its early stages, john. >> nic, we'll fiend out more in the coming days. our thanks to you for that report. >>> we turn now to the latest on the ebola crisis. the head for the centers for disease control sounding confident the u.s. could prevent an outbreak on u.s. soil. thomas frieden declaring we will stop ebola in its tracks. >> there are real signs of progress, not only in dallas, but also around the world. we know how to stop ebola. >> mean tieshlgs an ebola-stricken liberia man fighting for his life this morning in a dallas hospital. and we're finding out more about his prognosis. here's senior medical dornt elizabeth cohen. >> john and christine, thomas eric duncan is still in critical condition here at texas health presbyterian hospital. and we have some more detail

police taser her boyfriend, jamaal jones and pull him out of the vehicle.eo shot by her 14-year-old son, joseph from the back seat has gone viral. ms. mahone is suing hammond and its police department. joining me now, in this primetime exclusive, is jamaal jones, lisa mahones, and her children, janiah and joseph and attorney dana kertz. thank you for joining us. lisa, can you please tell us where you were and how police came to stop you? >> i was on 5th avenue/169th street. i was driving down the street, approaching the expressway. and before i approached the expressway, i noticed the officer had another car on the side of the road. he immediately, ipassed the officer. he immediately got into his car and -- race bead hood behind me. from the left off to the right. i didn't know which way to pull over. i thought oh, my god, he is pulling me over like i just robbed a bank. when he pulled me over, he got out of the car. he asked me for license and insurance i gave it to him. >> you gave it. >> i also told him. go ahead. >> my question is. >> go ahead. >> my qu

taser, taser, taser! stay down. >> let her go!i want to get tased but i'm not going to get sprayed. >> i told them one day, i'll get tased and ever since then, a lot of the crew members are asking me, hey, jake, when are you going to get tased? you said you were going to do it. >> he always wanted to get tased for some reason. i can't figure out why but every facility he would visit for whatever reason it didn't happen but when we went to shoot fairfax we were able to fulfill that dream of his. >> it's a weird thing somebody wanting to get tased. what's the philosophy behind that? >> i don't know. i've been sprayed before. i've been around that and i've watched people get tased. i want to -- i eat a lot of the foods that are here and i want the full experience without being locked up. >> a lot of times, some of the people that i meet, we don't have much in common. we're from two different worlds. but while i'm in there, if i can kind of walk a mile in their shoes, whether it be by eating what they eat, playing the games they play

the use of tasers is actually fairly common here. a number of suspects are tasered.capacitating a suspect and bringing him in. he did not require any medical attention. but we don't know why specifically this one young man who we believe to be in his early 20s, was targeted. >> i find it amazing that when they're acting on these arrests that not everybody is considered to be armed or dangerous at some point. atika, thank you for that. atika shubert live for us in london. >>> what a difference a day can make on the issue of gay marriage. on monday, the supreme court decided not to take up any of the cases that were challenging those state laws banning same-sex unions which pretty much paved the way for gay weddings to take place in many of those states. and now it's changed again, sort of, kind of, in a weird way. maybe temporarily. we'll explain next. i'm on expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. b

a car window and used a taser on a man in the passenger's seat. the whole thing caught on cell phone camera by the driver's 14-year-old son in the back seat. the driver, lisa mahony and her friend, jamal jones tasered. they say the incident was a case of excessive force. police say they were follow the law. tomorrow night the family will be here exclusively, in primetime to tell us their story. i'm don lemon. thank you for watching. see you back here tomorrow night. and "ac 360" starts right now. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. we have breaking news on several fronts in the ebola crisis. including in spain where we are getting word that now a second nurse's assistant may have been infect with ebola. health workers are protesting saying they don't have the training or equipment to deal with the disease. we'll take you there. also tonight. how did a traffic stop for an alleged seatbelt violation, end up with police officers pulling guns, smashg t smashing the car tassing a passenger. two kids in the back seat. caught it on video. we begin

last week, police tasered this 61-year-old tallahassee woman in the back. in ferguson, missouri, cell phone video videoed the moments after police shot michael brown. >> officers all around this country understand that you cannot engage in this type of conduct and terrorize american families, including small children. >> two of the officers involved had been sued before following allegations of excessive force. legal experts advice that you comply if a police officer asks to you get out of your car. >> certainly interesting, this issue of residents taking surveillance into their own hands. >> no word on what caused a big train derailment on canada tuesday. it led to a fire and then this aftermath. no one on the crew was injured, but 50 people in a small town nearby were forced to flee from their homes. >> a deadly air tanker crash near yosemite national park. the pilot was killed. sixty homes had to be evacuated because of the fire. >> the remnants of tropical storm simon may be causing some pretty serious problems today. >> let's bring in meteorologist nic

officers smashed the window and used a taser on jamal jones. >> oh!> i told you, there are kids in the car, man. >> they give no explanation. they never tell him he's under arrest. never tell him he's being cited for anything. >> those same officers had been sued before for excessive force. police say they were acting in the interest of officer safety. >>> two teens who said they were held captive for 19 hours now admit it was a lie. there was surveillance video during the time they were out. they flagged down a passing driver who helped them call 911. >>> and now a crash course on the joys of sex. where else to get it but from the vatican. pope francis and bishops listened to a catholic couple talk about marriage. they discussed sbi massy in detail, saying sex has helped keep them married for 57 years. it's part of the pope's effort to make church teaching more relevant to today's catholics. >>> americans are living longer than ever. a child born in 2012 is 78 years and nine and a half months. that is longer than 2010 and 2011. it's a record. longer

and then another taser used on a 62-year-old woman walking away. a pregnant woman in new york city is suing after she tried to intervene as her son was arrested, a video showing an officer shoving her to the ground was recorded and made public by groups of members who follow police with cameras. they say people in minority communities do not trust the police. >> before this teelg -- technology, we cried out and our voices weren't being heard. and now that we are equipped with this type of information we are able to get this out of there. >> every week brings another on you tube and picked up by the news media. but police who study police behavior said it doesn't mean there is new brutality. >> it is only with the advancement of technology that we are seeing a fraction of the encounters but it does not mean there is increase in use of force or excessive force for that matter. >> partly there are more cameras on the street. more than 60 americans have a smartphone and many of national's police say they should carry cameras too. police car dashboards

and as she turns around, he uses the taser. she falls face first and fell, no movement. she broke her wrist. they were quickly making the video public and placing mahan on leave. >> based on the video i have enough concerns to call for an internal investigation. be transparent with the community by sharing what we can. >> reporter: there were concerns about drug sales in the neighborhood tuesday afternoon. officer mahan said that young caused me to take my focus off one of the arrests and engage her. now was not the time for that. he adds that she refused to leave. and that he tried to arrest her. leading to the dramatic screen. charging grandma with resisting arrest. >> tasers are not used unless you have someone so disruptive that you cannot control them. >> reporter: the video launching the debate over if officers are using the tasers too quickly. unbelievable video. three other people arrested that afternoon also face resisting arrest charges. none were arrested for drugs. that's the whole reason police went out there in the first place. >> you said she broke her wri

i took out my taser. when i pulled the trigger, the tong is did not come out. i was about to drop it when it did deploy, the spread wasn't long enough and impact his body. i had to take him down, i would get swung on hit by his fist or feet and that's why i tackled him to the ground. >> after cuffed deputy witson say his was still resisting. >> with my hand on his arm, i could feel him pulling away pipe went ahead, that's when i put him on the rail to try to hold him for a minute, let him calm down, cool down, let him know i'm in full control, got him back up, started to walk again, yelling profanities. once we got to the door, that's when he started to buck up and i had to put him against the officer. >> a technique detention staff here trained for. >> one of the best tactics is with another d.o. to step in separate me and the inmate, that's way he has no problem with the detention officer because he's not the one that handcuffed him or gave orders. he did a great job of stepping in, saying i got it. this place runs on teamwork. we have to watch each other's b

county where police are looking for two men who robbed a bar employee at gunpoint and then used a taser on him. it happened at a place called bar louie. the two robbers took off in the victim's car and they found that car in northeast philadelphia. the robbers are still on the run. the victim, we're told, will be okay. >>> and this breaking news. in the past 90 minutes in the past 30 minutes, actually, we learned the winners of the nobel peace prize. there are two of them including this young woman, malala yousafazai the pakistani activist who was shot in the head by the taliban and recovered to be a louder champion than ever in her fight for girls. she will be in philadelphia later this month to receive the 2014 liberty medal and also awarded the nobel peace prize kailash statyarthi a child labor activist from libya. >>> now to the ebola outbreak and a scare aboard a flight from philadelphia. workers in hazmat suits boarded the plane after a man sneezed and claimed he had ebola. after two hours they determined the whole thing was a hoax. it shows how seriously everyone is taking the ou

on the boyfriend, pulled him out of the car and then used the taser again before taking him away inuarters. the couple accuses the police department of not adequately training its officers in the appropriate use of force. >> what is the police department saying? >> the police department says their officers did nothing wrong in this incident. in a statement that reads in part they say, the hammon police officers were at all times acting in the interests of officer safety and in accordance with indiana law. and it is worth noting that several of the officers involved in this incident have previously had other lawsuits brought against them regarding the excessive use of force. >> were the kid okay in the car? >> they did have a few minor cuts from the glass window busting. it did hit them. other than that parents said they're just very shaken up. >> thank you very much. we all know the workplace can be a petri dish of disgusting germs. you might be described by which office items are the filthiest. here's a hint. most of this is what we touch every day. i need handsanitizer. the fox bu

. >>> also ahead, shocking video of a routine traffic stop that ended with a taser being fired and now the police officers involved are facing a federal lawsuit. >> thanks for joining us. we start with the latest developments in the ebola outbreak. >> two patients in the u.s. are now receiving the same experiment drug. one of them the freelance nbc came cameraman is believed to be in stable condition and thomas duncan remains in critical condition. >> meanwhile, dallas county prosecutors are considering criminal charges against duncan. they think it's possible he knew he had ebola and exposed the public to the virus. his family insists he never knew that a sick woman he helped in liberia had ebola. reverend jesse jackson met with the family tuesday and shot down any allegations against duncan. take a listen. >> i think it's a juicy political headline snatch that has no substance. can't be proven, very expensive move to try to find the proof. what we do know he came to the country without symptoms of ebola. he went straight home to his fiancee to whom he was about to get married. knowin

the car. >> susan joins us now live from hammond, indiana, i understand that jamal jones, the man taseredthe video, police issued a warrant for him in connection with a misdemeanor drug charge from years ago. what is the details on that? >> call. anderson, we just learned this a little while ago. turns out they issued this warrant on a charge dating back to 2007 involving a misdemeanor marijuana charge. allegedly speeding and driving on a suspended license. now, jamal jones' lawyers are calling this pure retaliation because of that broken window, smashed window incident. and we have not been able to talk to the police because they're not commenting on anything that has to do with this case because of the pending lawsuit. >> susan, appreciate the update. i want to bring in our legal analysts, sunny hostin, and the representative for george zimmerman. sunny, first of all, what do you make of this arrest warrant? is it unusual to pursue this year-old marijuana offense? >> it is retaliation, i think we've seen this playbook before, let's somehow try to hurt the reputation of the victim who i

one of the men was tasered during the operation. the police say there were no injuries there, that they also say that armed police were present during these arrests. they say they continue to investigate the premises, continue to investigate vehicles that they found during the arrest operations, but the indications are amidst heightened security threat levels here, knowing that in australia recently, 15 young men were arrested by police there, on suspicion of being about to perpetrate acts of terrorism on the streets of sydney, potentially involving beheading people on the streets of sydney. so all of this, playing into concerns in britain at the moment, and the police commissioner again, saying that they're being more interventionist. those four young men, still being held, still being questioned. two of them, 20, two of them, 21. nick robertson, cnn, london. >>> all right, let's check some other stories in the news right now. twitter is suing the u.s. government for the right to reveal more about surveillance requests. it says it'

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this is very good news for taser.s a multiyear adoption because people want the taser, they want the camera and they want the record keeping. they introduced it on "mad money." we have this ecosystem. i said this is the greatest story in the world. nothing happened. then ferguson happened. >> let's move on to -- where are we going? >> harman. i don't know how closely you listened this morning to the interview with one of my absolute favorite ceos. this is one of the best performing stocks of our era. the numbers here are extraordinary. plus 22% in sales. this is auto adoption. what happens is, they are the brains of your car. you can't dislodge them. people kept thinking apple car would come in. no one can touch these guys. they have a beautiful factory in mexico i went by. that is where all the major german and japanese car companies have moved their manufacturing to mexico where it's the cheapest. a german car $48 per hour there. in our country around $22. in mexico much lower. harman follows wherever the japanese l

. >> police in indiana face a lawsuit after an officer smashed a car window and taserered a passengere recorded by a child in the backseat. in florida an officer is on leave after a video showed him using a taser on a 62-year-old woman walking away. >> taser the lady for nothing. >> a pregnant woman in new york city is suing after she tried to intervene as her son was arrested. a video of an officer shoving her to the ground. they say people in minority communities do not trust the police. >> before the technology, you know, when we cried out about police violence, you know, people didn't hear us. our voices weren't being heard. and now when we're equipped with this time of information, we're able to get it out there. >> every week seems to bring another on youtube and picked up by the news media. people who study police behavior doesn't mean there's more brutality. >> it's only with the technology we're seeing a fraction of this counted. it does not mean there is some sort of increase in police use of force or use of excessive force. >> partly it's more cameras on the street. nearly

. >>> a grandma hit with taser. the police now explaining themselves >>> and an american legend tonight. my interview with tony bennett, breaking a new record and what he's about to reveal to america, right now.

one of the men was tasered during the operation. one of the 21-year-old men was tasered. police say there was no casualties but it seems to indicate that this was a serious, serious operation. the police chief of london was saying that this was a serious operation and also says it appears to have links going back to iraq and syria, another indication from reference that this has links to isis. the police are not saying that directly yet, wolf. >> they haven't named these four individuals. is that right? >> they haven't. they've said only suspect a, b, c, and d. that is normal in these cases. the british are often very tight lipped but what we do know is that in recent weeks the terror threat rate has been raised. there was fear that several hundred have gone from britain to join isis in iraq and syria. the concern is that they will come back and perpetrate attacks here. what we're hearing from other sources, this may have thwarted an active plot, wolf. >> and they are on the highest state of alert in britain. the prime minister david cameron only announcing that they were

a man was assaulted and shocked tat a man with a taser outside of barluli in bensalem bucks county. suspect stole a july owe muss standing. no word on whether or not police made arrests but if you know anything about this crime police call please -- please call police. >> and a gunman that robbed a wawa store 800 block of cottman avenue 3 p.m.. police say the robber stole 1,000 and got away on foot. the robber had a black sheet and was holding a silver hand gun the clerk was not hurt. >> the penalty phase in murder crime of yand mauri could be sentenced to death. he was accused of killing a girl and grandmotherch the killer's mother testified onies has been of. >> it helps paint picture of troubled boy that went through a lot and henz to explain how he could have got ep into this mess. >> the defendant has his mother to beg for his life. >> he has defended himself in court rather than ruseing court-appointed lawyer. >> five major u.s. airports begin screening passengers arriving from west africa this weekend the special action will be to see if they have ebola symptoms. jfk starts s

because all i saw was a sert officer with a taser. and they tasted her. >> they shot me. i had a probe, like a long string with a pin look like a dart stuck in to my body. [ bleep ] they got me mostly in the shoulder area, i think, and i could feel myself going out. >> stop resisting, haywood. >> because the pain is so excruciating, all you could do is take that pain, take that pain, take that paper. my family taught me do not let people disrespect you. we just like that. we're just very reactive people. this is the way i grew up. so people look at that like she's violent. she's this, she's that. i'm like i'm nowhere near what my family has raised me to be and what -- and they have no idea. that's it. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> i'm mild. very mild compared to some people. >> [ bleep ] >>> coming up -- >> i threw some bodily fluids and things. bodily products. >> erica haywood adds a new weapon to her arsenal. and -- >> i was patting him down in the crotch area and i felt the bulge. a catch like this is pretty rare. >> the ongoing battle to stop the illegal tatto

shouldn't have to carry a gun or taser. but you need to make smart choices. i look the options.am truck out there. >> that was one suggestion. she hires it every time, the pink ice cream truck. >> absolutely, bring a friend, bring your spouse. be aware of your surroundings. >> is that logical you're always going to bring another person with you? some open houses happen at 8:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m. >> i don't think it's logical i think it's sad we live in a society today you have to worry about things like this, and i think everyone has a choice if they want to be armed, they can be armed, and as long as they do it the correct way, and they're trained, and it's done legally, that they have the right, that they can be. >> what does it say about women in general? doctor, you bring up the point, even with dating now, is it a situation where what would be the next step in any activity where you're alone, walking down a street? so is it a bit of a hysteria feeling as well? >> there's been six attacks this year. the death is one incident but another was rape, another was beaten.

as he was striking me and i was defending myself, i was trying to deploy my taser.y second officer came running out here to assist. the whole thing lasted three to four seconds. >> three to four seconds that will have lasting repercussions for rubio. >> put your hands on top of your head. you understand? if you resist, rubio, you will be tased. do you understand me? >> yes, sir. >> by assaulting an officer, rubio has not only broken the law. he has also violated a bylaw of the mexican mafia, the gang to which prison officials say he belongs. >> the mexican mafia has a code. they don't assault the officers. >> they don't want any attention brought upon them. if one of their members assaults staff, they already know that now staff is going to start watching them more closely, which is what they don't want. >> because inmate rubio broke that code, he's going to have to pay a penalty. that penalty could be as severe as a beating. it could be anything beyond that. >> rubio, however, denies being a member of the gang. >> they say i affiliate with the mexican mafia. and i

. >>> masked men robbed a bucks county bar earl early this morning and tasered one of the employees.d at bar lewis in bensalem. the armed robbers forced all the workers into a walk-in freeze enaand they stole some cash. one of the suspects hit an employee with a stun gun and drove away with that victim's car. the yellow ford mustang was later found in northeast philadelphia. the robbers, though, they're still on the run. the tasered employee will be okay. >> there is just an urgent need for donations and supplies to help combat the spreadç of the ebola virus in west africa. members of a fraternity are collecting items at the hearts for liberia event. it's being held at enone tabernacle. >> bleach, canned beans, 15 ounce cans, canned tuna or chicken. >> medical gloves and boxes of uncooked rice are also needed. the collection drive is happening tomorrow at noon. the family life center leichted on west sheltonham avenue in west philadelphia. for a list of items needed go to nbc10.com. >>> volunteers from td bank dug in to plant 100 trees in camden today. trees now part of dudley grang

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one of them was actually tasered trying to get away. this is of course of london and the that -- is of course as sharedand the u.k. worries that the foreign fighters, the people who had been going over and returning to the u.k. may be plotting an attack on u.k. soil. that is why the alert was raised. that is why these arrest are so significant. we don't know much more on that in these cases, other than there were a number of homes and cars being searched by specialist. we don't know anymore beyond that, but we will have much more on the day. in the satellite center, abc 7 news. >> we have another case of the civilian trying to join the fight. a chicago teenagers charged with providing support to militants as he tried to board a plane for the middle east. the 19-year-old was picked up by the fbi, but before you leave iraqi forces retook the town from the militants north of baghdad as they advanced towards the turkish border in syria. the former u.s. secretary of defense says that any action of -- any action by the u.s. is behind the curv

for law enforcement, talking about taser stun guns, taser cameras. that only asked for long-term charge, over the last five years this stock has been up every year since 2010. the prior year gained 74%. this year up 44% and international growth accounting for the growth in the last quarter up 26%. now it is up 10.5%. david: those of the cameras on the cops dashboard giving the fun videos we can watch. nicole: for the protection of all. david: new jersey governor chris christie calling out somebody who disagreed with his handling of the superstore recovery. take a listen to this. >> turnaround, get your 15 minutes of game and roll up your sleeves and do something for the people of this state. 23 months since then you have flap your mouth. until that time, sit down and shut up. david: clearly he did not look good in that. here is the thing, are things so dysfunctional in washington that people want a kick you know what kind of guy that may not be a nice guy, but can straighten things out. >> he hasn't done it in jersey. he had these goons that in behin

, one offers nerve good shape, good aim, good enough to use restraint, pulled out his other gun, a taser shocking the guy to a stop instead of shooting him, and the laid fry monday's case brought in, and positively identified this 34 year old as the guy who attack and robbed her monday. so, soon, the district attorney's office, chris, kerrey, will likely charge this guy with breaking almost five dozen laws in two nights of may help. >> ya. >> five dozen laws? that's 60. >> all right, steve, thank you, sir. >>> all right, 6:04, secretary for the us department of health and human services will be in philadelphia today, sylvia, meeting with residents, and mayor michael nutter at the friday library. he is here to discuss the affordable care act, how healthcare.golf has helped people in our area. >> also philadelphia police are hoping that some surveillance video will help them catch two people, who carried out a vicious attack in queen village. >> both these attackers arm, one person with a gun, the other with a bat. fox 29's lauren johnson live in queen village with that story and it is vio

. >> police used a taser on a man. >> london on edge. scotland yard arresting four men on suspicion of planning an act of terrorism. >>> in an interview with "vanity fair," actress jennifer lawrence speaking out about the celebrity scandal calling it a sex crime. >>> game over series over. cardinals win it. >> the cardinals are going to the national championship series. >> and all that matters. >> russia organized a very over-the-top tribute to celebrate president putin's birthday. >> t had his birthday party. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> baker dominique an sell has released his cronut or as paula deen calls a smoothy. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." we begin with our fears over ebola, sparking new scares across the country. the latest caused a passenger airliner to make an emergency landing last night. the woman became ill on a flight leaving dallas. first responders rushed to meet the plane when it landed in midland, texas. >>