let's bring in the founder and ceo of taser international, rick smith.o have you with us again. >> thanks for having me on today. >> you know, your stock has been a monster. before ferguson, your stock was somewhere around $12. it's doubled since then. i'm just curious. let's say, because this is a proposed $75 million, let's assume the best case scenario that all 75 million goes to taser. what does that mean to eps? >> well, obviously, that depends over what time period this happens. and this is a huge endorsement for the white house to be engaging on this issue. but i think we're seeing tremendous traction across the market. and this additional funding is obviously going to be helpful. but i think it validates a trend that is already underway. >> let's get back to the question, then. $75 million. let's assume it's over the next year. what what would that mean to eps? >> if they bought the service over the next year, because we have a software as a service business, so let's say that that was all on a one-year contract, we recognize it over the next yea

, taser!"jackson can't tase when another cop is in the line of fire. >> if one prong would go into me and the other prong would 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. luckily, nobody got hit. >> suddenly, the groom passes out. >> who shot the stun gun! >> the brother-in-law mistakenly believes the groom was 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 at one of the officers that 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 tried to talk to him, tried to calm him down. he swung a punch at me and i deployed a taser a second time. >> and here comes the bride. [ screaming ] >> and here comes the bride. >> his new wi

. >> i grabbed his two wrists so he could pull out that taser. >> i deployed my taser.d no problem at all taking the taser. >> the taser has minimal effect so deputy meyer tries again. >> that whole time on the video when i'm in the front of him by his head, my taser is deployed in his upper chest area. >> this time the taser subdues the suspect and meyer is able to get the cuffs on him. >> it seems like it took forever for backup to get there. in reality, i believe he was there within a minute. >> more officers arrive on the scene, and the fight is over for the moment. >> i walked him outside and placed him in my police car. and i turned around to get my paperwork started, and then he kicked out the window. we had to taser him again, take him out of the police car, and then shackle his legs. >> davis is transported to a local hospital where he is found to be under the influence of drugs and alcohol. >> a lot of times drugs have an influence on people, specifically cocaine and pcp can give them super human strength with a big adrenaline jump. >> patrick davis is charged

taser, taser. >> reporter: the taser couldn't penetrate his coat. he jumps through glass and takes off. >> you see he dives out the window and breaks through the window. it's almost like a movie. >> reporter: police chase after him. and try to tase him again but he again gets away. more police from many agencies arrive as the suspect walks through the streets still refusing to hand over his weapon. eventually has night falls, two troopers take action. >> taser, taser. >> ahhh! >> reporter: the judge sentences him to 12 years in prison, the maximum according to his plea deal. considering what we saw in the video, he's lucky he wasn't shot and killed. >> they really at any point had the legal right to shoot this gentleman and they didn't and they tried to talk him out of it. gradually, everything worked out. >> the police officers did exercise tremendous restraint. >> he's in prison but he's alive. >> reporter: the prosecutor called the camera invaluable because there's no disputing what happened. >> we're a big believer of these videos. i think they'

taser is the number one maker of body cameras for police. it's being adapted by everybody including the lapd just recently. and i think this is a must for all police forces in the united states and taser will benefit greatly from this. >> ross gerber from gerber kawasaki. have a great weekend. >> thank you, you too. >>> up next, a classic coke won't cut it anymore. beverage makers spend big bucks to rethink the things you might drink in the future. >>> shares of groupon today from a report from the korea times said a unit of goldman sachs is considering acquiring a stake in groupon's south korea based ticket monster business. groupon is reportedly mulling a sale of at least 20% and up to more than half of its stake. >>> switching gears here. what will you be drinking in the future or a few years from now? it's happening as sara eisen tells us. >> cherry, vanilla, strawberry, raspberry. >> reporter: choice, personalization and kus tomization. what does drinkfinty tell us about the consumer in 25 years? >> it tells us a number of things. first

some people are concerned, though, arming those cadets with tasers may not be a good idea, but police insist anyone who's hired will be screened and well trained. >> we can deal with some of those nuisance crimes that could be a deterant from somebody wanting to come downtown to go shopping. the cadets are definitely beneficial. >> if the plan passes and takes effect, the cadets would work like trained security officers and enforce minor laws like loitering. city council plans to take up the measure next month. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> all right. we are waking up to some fog across the area, some showers falling, but very mild compared to this time yesterday. the whole different day than what we woke up to yesterday morning. taking a look at visibility, not too bad to the south and east of philadelphia. to the north and west we're seeing the concern. reduced visibility down to half mile in mount pocono and those are the spots you want to take it a little slower this morning and you can see that fog continuing over the next several hours. otherwise, waking up to some

so why is taser so interesting? where taser excels is in evidence management. the recordings are not accessible to the officer. they're stored on the cloud, on accessible to the supervisor. where taser is taking the lead is in the evidence management. that's why it's been a really interesting -- >> and with the evidence management, you want them to be in a secure place. >> what happens if the outcome isn't clear. >> you got it right. >> we're going to check in with anthony, who has been managing our weather data this morning. i guess we're all looking forward to the holiday. >> yes. >> it's a cooler start but it's warming up big time. >> it is warming up. take it easy, the dense fog will be with us at least for the first half of the day. not too bad afterwards. 70 in the south bay later on, 67 in the peninsula, east bay near 65 and the north bay, sunshine for everybody. it was nice to see that sun yesterday. how are the road looking right now, mike? >> not so sunny right now pop we have at least lit roadways. toll plaza, had all lanes filled, starting to back u

i hope you were listening earlier when we were talking about taser. the dow industrials up 43 points. we were talking about taser earlier this morning. they're up 7% this morning. taser makes the police body cameras and president obama had recently ordered a quarter billion dollars in money to equip police departments with body cameras all over america. they make the over the ear model. trading up 7%. >> my goodness. thanks a lot. ray rice's wife opens up about the night he punched his fiancee in a casino elevator. >> the only thing i can hope for is a second chance. >> coming up, what life has been like since the attack and where ray rice hopes to go from here. >> where do you go from here? probably allow a little extra time this morning. a look at golden gate bridge. rain pounding the area. a lot more in the works. 6:36. >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> it's 6:39 on your tuesday morning. a live look outside downtown san jose. not too many cars there, plenty, though, on the freeways, battling some tricky conditions. we'll check in

i understand they plan to arm the trained cadets with tasers. >> reporter: yes, not everybody is in loveh that. walk with me through downtown dover and you can see it's a pretty town but what they don't have is enough cops to man every street in the shopping district. a lot of people say they're okay with the cadet program here in dover but they are concerned about the minimum age, 18, and the idea that they'd carry a taser.ç >> reporter: it is a nice town but some don't play well with others. >> people are hanging around during the day, some drinking during the day. police say there would be tough background checks for cadet applicants f. they're selected we'll put them into a training program that would teach them how to use verbal communication skills, basic defensive tactics and basic knowledge of the law. >> reporter: the cadets could be as young as 18. while police say they won't carry guns, they would carry tasers. >> that would be nice if somebody extra was walking around. things like that. >> i want to give it a try. >> reporter: he likes the idea of the cadet program but he wo

and arming them with tasers to zap the problem away.you have to go through training first. >> as you might expect not everyone is a fan of this idea. nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong is live this afternoon in dover. >> tim, how does this program work? >> reporter: guys, most people in delaware even don't know what a great downtown area dover has here. you see busy shops and restaurants. it's a great little town. one thing they don't have here is enough cops to walk the beat through town. that's why they want to add the cadet program. they won't be actual police officers. they'll be trained securityç officers who will be able to enforce minor laws like public drinking and panhandling. if approved by city council these cadets could be as young as 18 years old and they would carry tasers. police say applicants will be well trained and screened. >> that would be nice if there was somebody extra walking around that maybe wanted to make sure i got to my car, things like that. i don't know about the taser. >> if we can deal with so

they would be armed with tasers. something that has some concerned. but police insist anyone that's hired will be well screened and well trained. >> we can deal with some of these nuisance crimes from the problems that present themselves that would potentially be a terant from somebody wanting to come downtown to go shopping. this is one of the situations where the cadets will be beneficial. >> if the plan takes effect the cadets would work most likely like trained officers and enforce public laws. city council plans to take up the measure next month. >>> delaware senator says the deadly ebola epidemic far from over. >> a ferocious disease that poses a threat to the region and the world. >> coons is on a four-day trip to africa to meet with workers. coons is the first member of congress to visit liberia since the outbreak began. he is checking his temperature regularly and will keep doing so after he returns home. >>> chris christie has been brushing up on his foreign policy skills. another sign that he could be running for president in 2016. over the

taser gaining on a new body camera order. sony says it may very well release the interview. sony had pulled the movie after threats that theaters would be targeted. north korea is denying they were behind the attack. this is not really an open-and-shut case that north korea did it. the fbi report even hedges at best when it accusing north korea. it says the language was set to north korean when using the language. north korea says it wants to form a joint task force with washington to find the real hackers. at the same time it's threatening to blow up the white house. they're a bit mixed in their message. >> some might say that's a contradiction of sorts. >> a bit. >> one final check of the day's top stories. people living in san francisco's castro neighborhood are on edge this morning after another overnight car fire. this is cell phone video of the latest fire reported after 3:00 in the morning on sunday. on wednesday you'll recall four cars were found burning near delores park. those are being investigated as arson. >> a road rage suspect is taken to the hospital after po

they say she used a taser on her three-year old nephew, rodney. her mom karen said he was hysterical when she found out what happened and then called the police. her sister said he did not taser the boy but police say the wounds tell ative rent story. >> the officer saw evidence that the probes made contact with the skin there, were marks there. >> yeah, it was a mistake, it was, but... unaudible. >> police say that the despite reconciliation, charges are pending, but the the one sister convinced the other she's telling the truth and both are vowing to fight the charges. >>> new revelations hoe that oprah winfrey's harpo studios in chicago was target of the militant group that actually wanted to bomb it. group wanted to bring a u-haul full of explosives to the studio in 2009 but police stopped the plot before it could be carried out. this is according to judicial watch. there were at least four people involved in the plot, two of them are in jail, and investigators say group resented winfrey for her popularity and her power. >>> reality tv cake bo

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

police say he charged an officer, wrestled away that taser but she was able to take out the cartridge though. he tried to hop into a patrol car but those doors were locked and as you know he ended up in one anyhow just not on his own vole leg. he's now in jail. >>> a lot of you will get new cell phones this christmas. that means getting rid of your old one. but how do you do that without allowing your personal data and photos to wind up in the wrong hands? here's how. >> we talk on them, text and take selfies. until it's time to trade up. from craigslist to e bay it's easy to find used cell phones for sale making a profit on your outdated phone or even trashing it could cost you in the long run. >> sometimes when delete things we don't fully delete our data our text messages, photos, browsing history, all of this sense of data can remain behind. even though it look like the phone has been completely delighted. >> adam eli is co-founder of blue box security mobile data security firm. he shows us how easily an identity thief could find information left behind on a wiped phone. purchased

. >> don't you wish he had the taser? >> i'm with you on the taser. >> wouldn't he have achieved the same result without killing that guy? >> i swear the cop is a hero and showed incredible -- >> he shows incredible restraint. >> everybody agrees if you wouldn't have a taser, you would have a dead guy. >> you're going to have a lot more videos taken of police officers risking their lives and protecting the people -- >> it's not racial at all. that guy stabbed a guy in the head. >> we're going to see the good work and good guys, a lot more of them. >> good to see you. you can catch the fox business network, if you're not sure where to find it in your area, log onto foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >>> coming up next, a brutal murder in mississippi. a young woman doused and set on fire. and later our question of the day straight ahead. they challenge us. they take us to worlds full of heroes and titans. for respawn, building the best interactive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player

if they had a taser it would have been better if they had just tased him. and he could have died from that too. so what are you supposed to do. they didn't go after him because he was asian. if he was asian, do you think they would have taken it easier? it doesn't have anything to do with the situation. >> does a guy that's selling an illegal cigarette -- it certainly looks like they treated him like he just shot a cop or killed somebody. they seemed very aggressive. >> you can say that, but i don't think in the beginning, they're talking to him, then he starts to resist, he's a big guy, they do have a right and ability to be able to protect themselves. one guy couldn't take him down. >> what you're saying is the reaction is disproportionate to the nature of the crime. but they had the right to do what they were doing. where it became a police issue says because they outlawed that form of chokehold. >> there's five cops around, isn't there they could have been working on. >> it's your team that passed that law. >> dana, the city counsel passed a law saying

a place in which we can strategically make a change in police procedure to make sure they have taserso that we can avoid these deadly situations. >> we hear a lot of generic talk about how the federals are going to work with the state and there's going to be all this back and forth. what can the federals do? you now have the republicans in charge of the house and the senate and they have never been really willing to do anything to, you know, hurt law enforcement when it comes to the way they want to operate and police their community. so this could yet be another fight in washington, couldn't it? >> it definitely is going to be a fight in washington. but i think one of the things that's different in this moment is you have so many different groups of people out on the street, protesting and making their voices heard. i don't think that is going to be able to be sustained without congress paying attention and listening to the people that are in the street, right? this is not about ferguson like the president said. it's billinger than that. it sean bell, trayvon martin, so many differen

. >> with a taser. >> with taser, yes. >> in fairness, garner, while he did put up his hands, police say he resisted arrest. i want to read you something from the "new york post." eric garner and michael brown had much in common. on the last day of their lives they made especially bad decisions, each broke the law, petty offenses to be sure, but sufficient to attract the attention of police. there are many new yorkers, politicians, activists, trial lawyers, all the usual suspects who will seek to profit from a tragedy that wouldn't have happened had eric garner made a different decision. he was a victim of himself. it's just that simple. >> i don't know how to take that. how do you create your own demise? >> i think they're saying, you're breaking the law, you should expect bad things to happen. >> my son wasn't breaking the law. 50 shots. did he deserve that? let's think about that. michael brown, that's breaking the law? think about what they're saying by breaking the law. a lot of people haven't broken the law and still end up dead. >> where do we go from here? there are protests

i think the fact they had five police officers and nobody's got a taser? >> what if he had a preexisting cardiac condition and he tasered him and he died? >> the police department allows you to use tasters, does not allow you to use chokeholds. >> can we at least say it's not about race? >> it's not the d.a.'s decision. these are rules in new york. the d.a. wanted to be transparent and made a motion and petitioned the court to release it and the judge made a limited rule. comprendo? >> i just wanted to see dana's reaction whenever i call people punks. >> i can't believe that. why would you do that? >> i just do. >> is the white house helping or hurting this uneasy c >>> in the wake. brown and garner grand jury decisions, racial tensions in the country have erupted. one african-american law enforcement official thinks the white house is fueling the fire. >> race is an explosive issue in this country. has been for a a long time. i don't know if it's going to get better but it had -- it was improving, there's just no doubt about that. but that wound has been

the whole movement was toward taser, away from mist & wesson. this is a taser-led rally. just don't think -- it would its day, a fabulous run, but now on to the next. jaime or jamie? >> caller: jim, how is it going 1234. >> i'm doing real well. how about you, partner? >> caller: can't complain. a quick question about ver i phone. i invested pretty much my retirement funds in them. they're fluctuating going up and down. do you have a better long-term suggestion? >> i never recommend stocks on a -- if i think the earnings aren't coming through. i think they're coming through. i think that this company, if it doesn't get the stock up to $45 next time, will be taken over, the business is so good and a crucial part of the new food chain at the checkout contract. biggest news today. that happened behind the scenes. big money is being moved around from the likes of pepsico to some real industry powerhouses. keep that in mind whenever you find your -- more "mad money", making money off marijuana used to require a certain flexibility when it comes to being within the law. not anym

i think the fact they had five police officers and nobody's got a taser? >> what if he had a preexisting cardiac condition and he tasered him and he died? >> the police department allows you to use tasters, does not allow you to use chokeholds. >> can we at least say it's not about race? >> it's not the d.a.'s decision. these are rules in new york. the d.a. wanted to be transparent and made a motion and petitioned the court to release it and the judge made a limited rule. comprendo? >> i just wanted to see dana's reaction whenever i call people punks. >> i can't believe that. why would you do that? >> i just do. >> is the white house helping or hurting this uneasy climate next on "the five." e the poster chil for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates d

you got the taser right on me. what the hell? can you get it off me?>> with stafford's nails at a compliant nails, the sog officers return him to his cells unsure of when they might see him next. >> just keep from crying. i'm going to laugh. okay. i feel like the joker. this isn't over. this isn't over. >> stafford contemplates his next move. the segregation unit has a new arrival. 24 hours earlier, josh gohr was pulled off his job as a kitchen worker. shortly after picking up a batch of dirty trails outside one of the female housing units. >> i don't know. i was just cleaning the trays, doing my assigned job and seen a piece of paper. picked it up because it obviously wasn't trash and asked what i put in miz pocket. >> the notice was addressed to my love from wivy. gohr said he has no idea who either one could be but retrieved it outside from his girlfriend, samantha agee. >> i would grab it to help an inmate out. people write to women in jail and stuff like that. i just seen it, oh, okay. >> if it comes through the postal service, because it's legal

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examples included shooting two unarmed people more than 20-times after a high speed chase and using a taser on a man strapped to a gurney. one recent case is last month's fatal shooting of 12-year old tamir rice, who was shot while carrying a pellet gun. >> they engage in a pattern and practice of using excessive force. as a result, it includes insufficient accountability, inadequate training, ineffective policies and inadequate to engagement in the community. >> cleveland and the justice department agreed to have an independent monitor oversee and ensure reforms. one of saint louis rams says he's received threats since his protest over the ferguson grand jury ruling. jared cook was one of the five rams who entered the field with their hands up during sunday's game. that gesture has been used to protest police brutality after witnesses said michael brown was surrendering when he was shot and killed. cook says he doesn't regret what they did, but he has seen threats online. >> have seen a lot of threats? >> absolutely. >> do you have extra security? >> i don't think so. it's all on the compu

. >> caller: my stock is taser international. >> enough is enough. good news in the stock. i think that that's pretty much as much as you're going to get. i would love to see it take profits on taser. how about corey in florida, corey? >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i'm calling about jetblue at 15.15 with the prices of oil down, is it a good-bye? >> i have my order of what i like. i like spirit. i like american. these i think are better. i think they are absolutely terrific. i like southwest, recommended today by goldman and think they are better. i need to go to john in pennsylvania, john? >> caller: happy holidays? >> same to you. >> caller: what's going on to kbr? >> it's linked to a complex that involves building large projects in the oil and gas business. people are giving up in the oil and gas business. we're talking about cbi and talking about floor. so we got to stay away. brian in arizona, brian? >> caller: boo-yah jim cramer. >> nice. >> caller: first of all, get rich carefully, what a great book. >> thank you, the right bioteches in

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but, you know, we certainly -- we endorse the use of tasers. any nonlethal force that's out there, we endorse. but sometimes bad things happen with those things, too, regardless of whether it's pepper spray or tasers, something those things, bad things happen because of health issues. >> in the meeting with president obama the other day we had this discussion, and 96% of the military equipment that goes to law enforcement has nothing to do with you know, mraps and bearcats and those kinds of things. most of it is communications devices and other things that keep things running. there are positive things coming out of the things we learn from the military. my goal this year is to roll out trauma equipment. we save lives using trauma kits that are a military-issued piece of equipment. we're saving lives out there gunshot and traffic crash victims. we tend to be fleereds trying to save lives and do good things for the community. sometimes, unfortunately bad things happen. we're still going to continue to go out there and do the zwhroobs we're swor

i've been advocating the return to the taser, taser, taser. demille tearize the police.every single unfortunate, tragic death of a young black man at the hands of a cop was eliminated today, would there be fewer black, brown and other minority families in crisis today? i submit to you that the families in crisis are in crisis not because of the interface between cops and young black men, but because of family dysfunction, fathers being irresponsible. that is a much more difficult, complex situation than wanting to advocate against police violence toward young black men. so where is the -- i understand, lebron embraces this issue. it's an easy issue where the victims, it fits right into the civil rights mentality of the naacp, yet again we're the victim. let's fix this problem. but what about the much more difficult problem of we're the problem. we're the problem when it comes to the disfunction. we're the problem when it comes to fathers not being responsible. >> so that's the t-shirt you should wear? >> that's the t-shirt he should wear. that's fine. i can't breathe thi

. >> you talked about taser last year, josh. talk know again.. >> a nice move after a federal contract announced. it is no at big dollar fig. 75 million for cops to wear cameras and supposedly taser is the best system. these contracts are not typically followed one a whole slew and the excitement fades and you get a simple pump and dump. i think that's happened again. in the high 20s, walk away. the trade's been made. and i don't want to see people get involved thinking there is going to be a ton of follow through. didn't happen after 9/11. probably not happening now. >> lulu is on the rise. pete, getting an upgrade at wells. almost 5%. >> and actually moving the target from 50 to 54. they also talked about one of the most attractive in rae tail. so that is certainly something as well. top and bottom line growth. looked very strong. the expectations are strong. the company also addressed the margins. looks like maybe it is an a turn. lulu reaction today is strong. i like the name. if they can get a limit momentum for the few days i'll be back in

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taser is 17% short interest and up 10% today and rallying since this thing started. 2003 after 9/11 the stock collapsed from 30 to 5. i don't want to see people get caught in this again. be very careful if playing this name. >>> let's do final trades now. tell me what and why. >> i like the pfizer trade. the unusual activity. i like pfizer. >> river bed. i bought it today on usual activity. >> deere going higher. >> i already made the case for toll. it is down 6%. we know what the good numbers are. we wait for the report. they have good margin upside activity. >> you guys have a great rest of the day and "power lunch" starts right now. >> several breaking stories including some sort of massive power outage in detroit. >>> we have breaking news from two tech giants, a trial for apple and jeff bezos giving a rare interview. we start with the breaking story unfolding in detroit. >> detroit officials have been dealing with a power outage that began around 10:30 this morning effecting about 100 buildings including courthouses and firehouses. traffic lights stopped working

. >> and that could be a wind fall for companies like taser and digital ally.n rialto, california, the police department say from 2012 to 2013, booed dicameras reduced use of force incidents by 59%. and complaints dropped by 88%. >> i think you really have to ask yourself as a police chief, can you afford not to do something like this. >> taser is pushing its low-light capability, its software, and it says its batteries are dependable. >> we can run for 14 hours so we can do an entire shift. >> but implementing the technology is where things can get tricky. the camera has to be manually turned on. and of course, can be turned off. leaving room for human error. >> the cleveland, ohio's police department investigation began in 2013 and carries added weight following an incident last month when an officer fatally shot a boy carrying a toy gun. >> reporter: the surveillance video shows a boy walking near a playground. he's 12-year-old tamir rice and he's playing with a toy. an air soft gun that from a distance can look like a real gun. a bystander calls 911. >> the

. >> jack: and in business news, taser stock is way up. the reasons are not being. >> nbc bay area, we investigate. . >> it's a complete lifestyle change. >> it will change your life. >> no more glasses, no more contacts. >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> and it is 5:12 on your soggy tuesday. a live look outside. this of course the bay bridge toll plaza. not too backed up so far, but mike is warning of dangerous conditions outside. he's tracking several accidents and he'll bring that to you in about five to ten minutes. meantime, bob redell is out on those roadways. it's a question of where's bob this day? where are you and how does it look outside? >> we started in san jose and we've been heading up we saw a lit-up cal tran sign that said slow down, flooding ahead. we wouldn't be surprised based on the fact that we've seen a steady downpour for quite some time now. . 280 and sand hill to the west of us, there's already been recorded an inch of rain. if you have to be on the roads this morning, going to work, you just wa

. >> a drop for taser down 6%. >> this is a stock that before the october selloff was an $18 stock. on the selloff. now, got all the way up over $25 a share. now, you get a down grade. i look at this an the valuations. i see where the stock is coming from. i don't think you want to jump in front of this. there is plenty of room to the down side. i would stay away from taser. >> getting hit in today's session after reporting a sharper than expected across all divisions in november. the burger giant blaming the decline on strong competitive can activity and a stronger u.s. dollar is a turn-around, tim, possible for mcdonald's. same store sales disappointing. >> it wasn't the global story or the dollar. it was the erosion in the u.s. you have to get to a place, which is where i'm at. you look at this multiple. this is how you have to own the stock. company management is very good. they are being outflanked. >> what is telling you that company management is very good. >> they can handle their costs. they can handle a marketing blitz that has to come now. they underwhelm that they have a

. >> tufty tries to reach for his taser, then his gun, but there's no time.eigler is on the run. >> she flies by in front of me yelling at me as she's driving by. she said, quote, unquote, just [ bleep ] shoot me and then drives off. >> tufty gives chase. ziegler's vehicle is going fast, leaving a cloud of smoke in its wake. trying to shake the officer, ziegler turns abruptly cutting off two other cars. she accelerates, passing a school and blowing through stop signs. zeigler is unyielding. suddenly corporal tufty sees the driver's side door open. >> i'm thinking she's going to try to jump out of the truck. as i come around the corner i can see that she slipped out and she's actually hanging on to the driver's door and the steering wheel. >> zeigler desperately holds on. she can neither stop the truck nor get back inside. >> she's running with the truck and she's slipping as she's running and she can't control it. >> zeigler tries to keep up with the moving vehicle, but this proves to be an even bigger mistake. >> it hits a curb for a driveway and it hits a r

. >>> shares of taser rose after president obama to make police cameras. it's come to rest after michael brown police shooting. >>> opening statements today in an oakland california courtroom where apple is sued in a decade old class action antitrust suit. they say they ran a monopoly by not purchasing any on itunes store from played on certain ipod devices. the case is expected to include vap testimony from apple cofounder steve jobs who died in 2011. >>> after that massive hack attack on sony pictures, the hackers posted five unreleased movies on piracy web sites, the same malware used against sony could be unleashed on other businesses. more on that fbi warning, ayman. >> they put out a five-page memo late yesterday and most of the pages of that memo i'm told are just ones and zeros. they're the lines of the malware code the fbi said may have been involved in the hack. they want corporate ip departments to scour their system and find any of the malware in their own systems as well and report back to the fbi. they're trying to crowd source the investigat

the taser, get shock, put the cuffs on him, 15 seconds later he's awake. nobody's dead. >> there's no comparison -- >> no comparison. >> this is a -- >> while we're talking i want to take a live shot out of oakland, california that is coming in now. you can see protests have expanded beyond new york city. that's a live shot. we'll go down to the ground there in a few minutes. dr. baden, i saw you wanted to weigh in on this discussion. it may sound technical and like semantics, if one hold is legal and the other is illegal, that's a big distinction. >> that's a big distinction but in this case doesn't make a difference to me. when we're looking at autopsy findings, whenever we call chokehold, headlock, there's enough pressure on the neck to prevent the blood flow you talked about. >> right. >> to prevent air flow. and pressure on the chest and face so that when he's saying i can't breathe he's telling the truth. >> he said it eleven times. >> and he died of not being able to breathe. >> but from the standpoint -- i understand there's an autopsy, you're goin

that's why i want tasers for cops. i want to dee miller rise cops. demilitarize cops.or young minority. but the first resort, generally speaking, should be the taser in adlmj situation like eric garner it's a no-brainer. it would have incapacitated him. they could have done whatever they had to do. now, my point with lebron is that there is no doubt but that the dysfunction and urban family is resulting in more and more young people being adrift so that they can run afoul of the law or have these dangerous payroll luz encounters with the cops. there is no organized group dealing with that what you have is the easy issue. all right, eric garner, it's an easy issue people can get around, they can rally around it like trayvon martin another similar case they can rally around it. when it comes to all right, lebron, with your fame and your celebrity and the fact that you are beloved, can't you have an effect on this bigger issue? this is easy for him. i can't breathe. just like it was easy when they came out with hoodies after trayvon martin. it's much easier to say why we

a woman legally recording an arrest ends up getting roughed up, tasered and accused of assaulting officers. it is a video you simply have to see to believe. not to mention the result. hello, everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield. welcome to "legal view." it has now been 24 hours since a world still fighting al qaeda and now fighting isis got the fullest picture yet of cia treatment of terror suspects in the wake of september the 11th. and the world has responded. mostly without rage and revulsi revulsion. but one man thinks this blistering report borne out of a senate investigation is, quote, a partisan pile of bull you know what. and how does he know or claim to know? he's one of two former cia contractors who came up with the so-called enhanced interrogation techniques and were paid more than $80 million to carry them out. though he will not admit that in public. my cnn colleague spoke with that man and joins me live from d.c. with the details. give me the lowdown on who it is we're talking about and why he won't publicly confirm what his role was when he's so defiant in terms of what he calls

police tasered the suspect and took him in for questioning. 172 passengers were put on another train. >> the family of a 12-year-old who was shot and killed by cleveland police is suing the city and two officers involved. tamir riles had a pellet gun on october 22. he died the next day, the police say the officer thought he had a real firearm. police say the orange cap on the front of the gun that signifies it was a toy has been removed. the suit said the officers acted recklessly and claims there was a delay in providing medical assistance. >>> voices he can -- echoed in the missouri capitol as protesters called for change. this is the naacp journey for justice, after michael brown was shot and killed by a white police officer. the protesters say they are demanding an end to racial profile and police misconduct. >> the past few nights, protesters in new york city shut down streets, bridges and tunnels. they are demonstrating against a grand jury decision to not indict a white police officer in the death of eric garner. larvelt hundreds of people march and many briefly laid down in ma

you got the damn taser right on me. what the hell. can you get it off of me?appreciate that. >> with stafford's nails now at a compliant length, the s.a.g. officers return him to his cell. unsure of when they might see him next. >> i feel violated. i feel naked. i feel naked. just to keep from crying i'm going to laugh. i feel like the joker. this isn't over. this isn't over. >> as stafford contemplates his next move, the segregation unit has a new arrival. 24 hours earlier, josh gohr was pulled off his job as a kitchen worker. shortly after picking up a batch of dirty trays outside one of the female housing units. >> i don't know, i was just cleaning the trays, doing my assigned job. and seen a piece of paper. picked it up because it obviously wasn't trash. put it in my pocket. and the officer called me over there, asked me what i put in my pocket. >> the note was addressed to "my love." from "wivy." gohr says he has no idea who either one could be. but he did retrieve it outside the housing unit of his girlfriend, samantha agee. >> i would grab it just to he

to set the record straight, clark says no officer used a taser on him. he is charged with assaulting an officer and resisting arrest, two misdemeanor charges. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> now to our storm watch coverage. another one is coming, a powerful system with the potential of strong winds and downpours is churning now toward the bay area. >> that's right. spencer christian is here with our accuweather update. >> so far, this is looking like a big powerful potentially damaging storm even though conditions right now seem rather harmless. live doppler 7 hd, we have lots of clouds around with breaks of sun. the storm is well out to sea but it's steaming in our direction. here's a live view from the emeryville camera, looking at a mostly cloudy sky. it's 66 degrees right now in san francisco, redwood city, san jose, 67 oakland. morgan hill 68. 63 half moon bay. another live view looking up towards the north there under mostly cloudy skies. 60 santa rosa. 64 napa. 58 in fairfield. 61 at concord. 65 at livermore. here's the first forecast as we look again tw