the board of supervisors decided not to fund the use of tasers. i have not talked to them specifically. i've heard they wanted to see more of the suggested recommendations from the department of justice implemented before they would fund the use of tasers, but that's the log jam. i mean, this is a democracy and work, and this is what happens. it's messy, you have different groups who have input and have decision-making authority. we've approved it, we're waiting to implement it, we hope it gets funded as soon as possible, and that's where we are right now. >> and if i can say, it's much more complicated. it's not a simple weapon. it is a weapon, first of all, and it's not that simple, and there are a lot of people who have died, there are departments who are pulling out from using tasers. it's an issue in the law, as well. very complicated. so it was a split vote in this commission. >> and i think, you know, we just had in a neighboring jurisdiction a young man die from the use of taser, which i believe is under investigation right now, and a lot

to regulate the use of tasers or the ability of individuals to have tasers. i am concerned that for those who are unaware or do not know how tasers should be used, and if there's no training program, or there's no adequate information program, that it could be a very dangerous situation in our community. so what i'm looking for is a comprehensive program that would stake out what the regulations might be. we should have required training before tasers are allowed to be purchased. we should set up a way to ensure that our community is safe. it's all about balance. >> thank you. >> what i'm looking for is action in regards to the rise of violent crime that we have seen in our state. the current administration is not taking the rise of crime seriously. we have a revolving door of criminals that are getting locked up and then let go and yet we still haven't addressed this in our public safety system. moreover, a group of individuals have risen up to kind of take into their own hands because they feel voiceless. as governor not only am i going to open up the conve

the use of tasers so that the independently -- ability of users to have tasers. for those who are unaware or do not know how they should be used , and if there is no training program or no adequate information program, that it could be a very dangerous situation in our community. so what i am looking for is a comprehensive program that would state out what the regulations might be. we should have required training before tasers are allowed to be purchased and we should set up a way to ensure that our community is safe. it is all about balance. >> what i am looking for is action in regards to the rise of violent crime that we have seen. the current administration is not taking it seriously. we have a revolving door of criminals being locked up and let go and we still have not addressed this. this is a group of individuals who have risen up to take this into their own hands. open up thesei conversations, but we have to have a real talk about recalling and revamping our public system. >> this comes from a viewer. he asks, another issue is the constitutional conventi

ngncluding cruz grabbiis taser-like device before the deputy got it back. andrew pollick's dahter was one of the 17 killed and reacting to word upperies got the hand on cruz. >> the officers should have finished what he started, that's what d they should haone and they had their opportunity last night. >> reporter: tonight nickelous cruz still j l in solitary confinement. kerry sanders, nbc news, fort lauderdale. >>> prosecutors in texas y a man they have in custody convicted of murder confessed to at least 90 other murders across t country. if true, he woulbe one of the most prolific killers in the country. here is tom costel. >> reporter: sitting r-n a texas jail, 78-yd samuel little, a confession may be one of many >> he's confessed to over 90 murders in this country, and over 30 of those have been confirmed so far. >> reporter: little also known asamuel mcdowell is serving three life sentences for strangling three women at the los n angeles areae late '80s but he's allegedly confessed to dozens of murders from 1970 to 2005 in at least dozen states. now

with the taser, you have to be in a close proximity to ask use the taser. if that taser doesn't work, you have to go to your next legal option, which is your gun. at times, officers are sanctioned internally for the speed at which they engage. they rolled up on that 12-year- old so fast, and rolling up on him so fast, they could even use another option. they thought he was older and people can talk about the police officer and how he had been let go from the job and resigned and probably should not have been a police officer. these was all part of the conviction, and it had to do not only with their video, and we will talk about some of that in the second, but there was so many officers not engaging and it suggested that the behavior by van dyck was so unreasonable that the evidence was overwhelming. part of the reason they had not engaged is all of them did not have a taser. he might have still been alive if one of them officers had a taser to use on him. that has to do with funding and the fact these police departments are growing and one other quick thin

taser. one thing people don't realize about the taser, you have to be in a certain close proximity to use the taser. if the taser doesn't work, you have to go to the next option which is the gun. at times, officers actually sanction internally for the speed in which they engage example. tamir rice they rolled up on that 12-year-old so fast. but rolling up on him so fast, they couldn't use another option. they thought he was older. people can talk about the police officer and how he had been, you know, let go from other jobs. he resigned and probably shouldn't have been a police officer. and laquon mcdonald. it was out situation. it was also the fact there was so many officers not engaging that they suggested that van dyke's behavior was so unreasonable that the evidence was overwhelming. part of the reason they had to gauge is all of it didn't have a taser. so laquon mcdonald might be alive if one of the officers had atizer to use before van dyke got there. it has to do with funding and the

taser, taser, taser! >> ah, ah, ah! >> let her go! not going to get sprayed. >> i told them one day, i'll get tased. and ever since then, a lot of the crew members that i work with are always 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. >> feel like walking the green mile, unfortunately. >> 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 just kind of want to -- you know. i eat a lot of the foods that are here and i just 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 th

stoneman high school in parkland, florida, is now accused ofn ambushingofficer, even grabbing his taser. nbc's kerry sanders has details. >> reporter: accused marjory stoneman douglas high school shooter nikolas cruz back in court after a stunning turn of ents, allegedly attacking a guard in jail. according to an affidavit, wednesday afternoon a dep y guarding cruz told him not to drag his sandals on the ground while walking. instead cruz responded byis displayingiddle finger, rushed the deputy and struck him in the face and hit him repeatedly. investigators say it was all recorded on a closed circuit camera at the broward county jail, inclu gng cruzrabbing the deputy's taser-like device like this one beforep the duty got it back. andrew poack's daughter, meadow, was among the 17 killed in the shooting. reacting to word deputies eventually got the upper hand on cruz. >> thed officers shoave finished what he started. that's what they should have done. and they had their opportunity last night. >> reporter: nikolas cruz still in jail in solitary confinement. kerry sanders, nbc news, ft. l

a deputy used a taser on him. they will release the video when the district attorney's investigation is complete. >>> a man who used facebook to stalk a woman for over a decade has been arrested. that suspect, 29-year-old man, the police say that he would use fake accounts to contact his former class mate and send her sexually violent and threatening messages. the detectives say the stalking began in high school. he is now faces several charges including felony stalking and criminal threats. >>> this just in, a federal judge is temporarily barred the trump administration from refusing asylum to immigrants who cross the southern border illegally. the ruling came down tonight after arguments in san francisco. the administration directed asylum seekers to enter at one of the 26 official border crossings with mexico. legal groups sued hours after the proclamation was issued. >> tonight, president trump's daughter and advisory ivanka is in the hot seat. >> she reportedly sent hundreds of e-mails about government busine

you know one trump shows up with a rally or you know might be taser but kelly. you know one of the big agenda items were looking for him in these other world leaders to where you decide upon what i would like to tell you those big agenda items i know what i think they're going to be but officially there are no statements coming out of anyone right now which means it's either a still being worked out or like trump likes to do because everything leaks out whether we're talking about how many scoops of ice cream the man has it's actually going to be it's not completely confirmed who he's talking to but the big issue trump is obviously already on the warpath he just came out and said that he has no problem with the two hundred billion dollars in tariffs that he's going to impose on china he still forging ahead on that one so obviously that is going to be the big discussion china is the other card right now trying to figure out because obviously they're conway's trickle down to everyone else's it's going to be the meetings with the various leaders and if they hold jo

. >>> the accused parkland high school shooter ambushing an officer and grabbing his taser in a wild jail attack. >>> a stunning cold case arrest and a chilling twist tonight. could this suspected serial killer be responsible for up to 90 murders? >>> an nbc news investigation. you have to see what we found, people living in horrific, dangerous conditions, and their landlords collecting major taxpayer money. >>> a murder in paradise. a young american celebrating a birthday, robbed and killed, his family devastated. >> it's like, this can't be happening. this can't be true. >> tonight, a warning for families. new concerns about a popular vacation spot. >>> and flying motorcycles taking flight. hover bikes are here, but are they safe, and would you get one? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening to our viewers in the west. >>> a desperate search is on tonight in california for the dozens of people who are still unaccounted for as two massive wildfires rage in opposite ends of the state. the death toll has now surged to at least 51. and as investigato

kelly might taser him in the background from either one i think both sides are cheering probably actually more for the. rally trump and you get the front row seat to the absolutely i'm going to be there with balloons and i'm going to and i got to know what what is the big agenda items for the g. twenty this week you know what are we looking for what do we want to show you want trump shows up with a rally or you know might be taser but kelly. as. you know one of the big agenda items will convert him with these other world leaders to where you decide upon what i would like to tell you those big agenda items i know what i think they're going to be but officially there are no statements coming out of anyone right now which means it's either a still being worked out or like trump likes to do because everything leaks out whether we're talking about how many scoops of ice cream the man has it's actually going to be it's not completely confirmed who he's talking to but the big issue trump is obviously already on the warpath he just came out and said that he has no problem with the two hundred bil

glock pistol and a taser weapon were among some of the items stolen. >>> the bodies of three u.s. special operations service members killed in afghanistan are back home. mike pence informs dover air force base was was was was was s arrived. >>> a live picture from buenos aries, argentina where the g20 is happening. president trump is there. you say enrique pena and justin trudeau of canada. the summit is happening in argentina. president trump's long-time fixer, michael cohecohen, has pleaded guilty to lying to congress about the russia investigation. and a new deal with special counsel robert muller. reporter: rudy giuliani said the timi io c leaderstoey a, quote, proven liar. president trump's former attorney michael cohen said now what the public didn't know is while donald trump was running for president saying things like this. >> i respect putin. he's a strong leader. >> reporter: they were pursuing a project in moscow. cohen pleaded guilty to lying to congress. he previously told lawmakers the project was abandoned in january 2016. he now says it continued until june, deep

. >> ahead had, a deadly taser attack, the unusual murder investigation involving a bay area ceo found dead in his office. also -- >> the fire was kind of just creeping up on the sides and at some points we were close to the fire. >> now, risking his own life the save others, the nurse with an incredible story and the fire r ravaged toyota truck to prove it. >> we need the rain to clear out of the smoke and help on the fire lines, we will have details on the forecast in 8 minutes. this is a fight. not to the finish. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. francisco office and tonight police say an employee may be behind it all. nbc bay area )s jean elle is lie at police headquarters with the details. jean. before the fires...this was [ inaudible ] >> that is right next door to me. right. not a great neighborhood, but i never had anything like that happen. >> reporter: the door has a medical examiner's seal on it. the company that makes electric accessories for wheelchairs was killed inside, a co-w

. >>> the accused parkland high school shooter ambushing an officer and grabbing his taser in a wild jail attack. >>> a stunning cold case arrest and a chilling twist tonight. could this suspected serial killer be responsible for up to 90 murders? >>> an nbc news

documents say that the victim died after being shocked with a taser and strangled at his office. police say they later found his wallet and cell phone inside kim's car as well as bloodstained paper towels. kim is being held without bail. >>> the san francisco department of elections declared winners in the board of supervisors races. new our income her supervisor gordon mar and haney. also schumann walton in district 10. winning reelection was catherine stephani in district 2 and filenet woman in district 8. >>> today is the 40th anniversary of city hall killing of san francisco mayor muskogee and harvey milk. hundreds gathered in the castro and marched to city to remember the lives that were cut short. amber lee spoke to some of those in attendance. >> reporter: the san francisco gay men's chorus sang in honor of the lives of two men that were lost. they were assassinated on november 27. >> i felt like i lost the world. i am standing here right in the middle where it all started.>> reporter: it started in the castro, the evolution of gay rights. this plaza is named after harvey

prosecutors say kim used a taser and strangled his boss. 52 year-old bart. a week ago. court documents allege kim may have been embezzling money from the company. the details are still unfolding. >> we believe that what happened is much more complicated. than what the media has kind of in terms of the description of what's happened. >> kim's linked in profile shows he was the chief operating officers. for a company making accessories for wheelchairs. >> developing news now on the camp wild fire. more progress today. cal fire reports containment is 80%. the lines are successfully holding the flames. the fire charred 150,000 acres. that's nearly 240 square miles. 81 people have died in the fire. missing is 869. up from nearly 700 yesterday. the sheriff office says that number will continue to flux wait. >> this rain is a mixed blessing in the tire zone. fire zone. >> many people have been allowed back home in former evacuation zones. not here in paradise. no homeowners have come here. that's because search crews are still trying to recover remains. all of this rain they'r

. >> in the series he whips up a remote controlled taser. he shows me the same basic technique to make an led flashlight. >> this is my favorite switch. we will use paper clips. >> using clip on wires we connect an led light bulb to a small button battery and a paper clip that serves a as light switch. >> they do touch and it lights up the led. >> this is a sonic fire extinguisher. >> the science behind it is real. sound waves can trap the air around the fire so it uses up oxygen and the flames go out. we pour baking soda into vinegar to create carbon dioxide gas. there it is. >> wow. >> after its on push it like this. >> he uses the same hands on approach teaching his class of education majors. but the lessons like this one on force and motion help take the fear out of physics. he said he's enjoying his perfect scenario. back to you. >> he has never met the cast or crew but would love to one day. he demonstrated several hacks you could try at home like how to make sound out of light and how to make your own magnetic compass. we are posting

a second person starred in hundreds have been injured during taser mass protests across france against rising fuel prices and tax hikes. international news this wednesday is kevin with you for the next half hour this latest news update welcome to you first that iran's reacted angrily to president trump reaffirming america's partnership with saudi arabia despite the brutal murder of distant journalist in the saudi consulate in istanbul donald trump is now tempted to shift the spotlight from who's to blame for the killing to fight against a perceived threat here's how the foreign minister in toronto reacted to the. mr trump bizarrely devotes the first paragraph of his shameful statement on saudi atrocities to accusing iran of every sort of malfeasance you can think of perhaps who are also responsible for the california fires because we didn't help break the forests just like the fins do. trucks white house statement titled standing with saudi arabia point so that the whole truth behind khashoggi is killing might never be known goes on so that actions already been taken and that so the ar

i love what a taser had to pants in the morning sun in matters divine nini in the air about has a bestseller best girl about was of seems odd to learn minnesota gets a time and. jumps eleven and sounds sick and there were a lot of poor muslim don't know about i love us wanting to learn my name is i actually endowed a coburg. i can does aryans and i don't. i guess i was to be so but missed him saying i was a sweat pants. on me. no . cause i actually bob or not in the mood and thus imo not. only to. me. but is this after. our climate. my soon. as you. say yeah they are not when i am billy pam peace. was on the telus your side as hal and now both support that magic wish i had have involved augured about i look what band together by as a good album about us colors on get one of my male tango order. by sitting by me a mess and i learned later too. but this is valid paths are calling it i've been. meaning. to cape town to my equally sad man standing for women helping poor people talking for their because they have low lifes. they advice last so i just learned to. take their choice of those lists a

syringes scissors, a taser, a defibrillator and radio jamming equipment. the baggage x-rays pleaked to a government newspaper. the murder secretly captured on a graphic audio recording shared with countries including canada. >> canada has been fully briefed up on what -- what turkey had to share. th>> reporter: and new york times" is now reporting citing three people familiar with the recording that a body guard of saudi arabia's crown prince seen here outside the consulate called home to report the deed had been done. and quote, tell your but president trump's national security adviser john bolton said today evidence he's familiar with does not implicate the crown prince. saudi arabia denies the prince's involvement. lester? >> thanks. he >>> now torowing mystery south of the border. an american teacher sigheeing in mexico vanished without a trace. his family piecing together clues and pleading for answers. nbc's ron mott has details. >> reporter: this is one of the lastnown photos of patrick braxton andrew. the north carolina teacher was s lastn two week

international airports in this tumble in those images they show a syringe is they show stun gun they show or a taser rather they show jamming devices used to jam communications in a specific area and in immediate radius they show a closed circuit communication devices so whilst they don't show the actual weapon of that is believed to have been used to dismember cheese body the presence of those syringes for example do fall in line with the narrative that we had broken off the spoken just sorts and sources close investigation earlier on my own which spoke of. being injected shortly after he was descended upon by several of those intelligence operatives whether that injection was a lethal one or one to some you him before he was essentially dismembered that still hasn't been established but its significance mariota here which it shows that the turks have not released all the information they have even though they have shared those old recordings of what happened with foreign intelligence operatives now with regard to the john bolton statement very quickly obviously he's the national security adviser h

daunce where the man was trying to stop the place officers before one of them shot in first with a taser and then with a gun he was taken to hospital in a critical condition a rest in that stage he subsequently died in hospital so now we didn't know whether this was ideologically inspired into the press conference about two hours ago when the police said that this was being treated as what they call a terrorism incident largely based on what they know about the man and they found out an awful lot about him in a very short space of time let's have a listen. police received reports of a vehicle on foreign birth straight knew about police quickly responded to the incident as they got out of the car that were confronted by a mile brandishing a north and threatening them at the same time passes by calling out that members of the public had been stabbed police shot the mile in the chest and he is now in critical condition at the under guard at hospital three people have been stabbed unfortunately one is deceased at the sunni who are the victims are currently at hospital. there's actually been

ugly dance where the man was trying to stop the place officers and one of them shot him first of the taser and then with a gun he was taken to hospital in a critical condition a rest in that stage he subsequently died in hospital now we didn't know whether this was ideologically inspired to the press conference when the police said that this was being treated as what they call a terrorism incident largely based on what they know about them and they found out an awful lot about him in a very short space of time turkish police have told prosecutors they've ended their search for the body of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi sources have told al jazeera traces of acid were found at the residence of the saudi consul general in istanbul it's believed that showed his body may have been disposed of using chemicals. russia summoning the austrian ambassador in moscow austria as one of its retired army colonel spied for the russians he retired five years ago but stands accused of working for moscow since one nine hundred ninety russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov says he's been pleasantly sur

essentially wrestled or descended upon by several of those agents so possibly those were used to them a taser stun him as well as telecommunications jammers to jam maybe signals outside just in case as a precaution if there was and the other devices which would also raise the idea is that if you have these jammers could it be that the anybody who was tapping or anybody was bugging the consulates would they be able to continue buying it if those jammers were properly working maybe that's something that would require an intelligence expert to discuss which would cost doubts on how the targets were able to get to those recordings because obviously the common assumption was that they had bugged the consulate but with those drummers possibly that may prove to be different but regardless anyway these are the latest images that have been released and it shows that it starts yet again they haven't finished in. publicizing or publishing all the evidence that they have that they are continuing in releasing the information as and when they see fits and usually when they see fit seems to be either as a r

police officer is about a minute or minutes or two later the police officer shot him first with a taser and then in the chest with a gun he went to the ground that man has now been arrested he's in a critical condition in hospital now at that press conference i mentioned about an hour and a half ago now the police say that they are not looking for anybody else in connection with this at least as yet and they're not at the moment treating this as in any way terrorism related or as a terrorist attack as they call them here in any way ideologically and speidel and they haven't ruled that outside the so a lot that we don't know at the moment we do is that one person is dead from this attack the attack a himself is in hospital on the critically injured and two people have been injured as well in this stopping attack right in the heart of melbourne city center which is now effectively in lockdown no one's allowed in or out of that city in the transport chaos there as well as being talked about wiping out social media but a very serious event in melbourne just under four hours ago now and have

that what i did if he lives and works in britain he has issued off on the national dish and poppy taser a special day yes it should yeah. they join me for the latest at the top of the. make this manufacture to be sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flames larry go read listen to the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. greetings and salutation is one of the main rules laid forth in the universal golden rule book of capitalism is that you get what you pay for the idea being that the more you pay the better the product and converse leave the less you can converse leave the less you pay the lower quality of product and more likely to cause problems or breakdowns or whatever now normally that rule stays genuinely true unless of course we're talking about the us government and defense contractors like case and point the thirteen billion dollars us as gerald ford super carrier which paralegal was delivered last year with some pretty major shall we say issues . bloomberg is reporting that the u.s. navy's costliest warship ever was delive

shortly that he was injected with something prior to his body being dismembered the show for example a taser they show a jamming device used to jam communications in the immediate area of when and where it's operated as well as quote closed circuit communication devices that would make it's hard for communication between those teams to be tapped into while they are here charts have these recordings where they say there was phone calls made by mountable to the ringleader of this assassination squad the kill squad which came here between him and the personal secretary of commerce become up in some months in one of those conversations he sells the secretary tell your boss the deed has been done on the operation has been completed obviously we haven't heard the original arabic words of or contents of those recordings but in the translation to imply that your boss here is a reference to have been some of the closest there is to a smoking gun with regard to the implication of the defector were of saudi arabia still that starts a justice must be served in order for that sort of happen the saudis ne

.>>> the sister of a man who died after being tasered by san mateo deputies says videos of his death made public. the 36-year-old died on october 3. investigators say he was seen running in and out of traffic on el camino real and later attacked deputy. his sister, an executive at facebook, said she has seen dash cam video that shows him walking calmly and not attacking anyone. she also writes in facebook post that no one gave him cpr as he lay dying. the san mateo county sheriff's office tweeted, our hearts go out to the family and everyone affected by this terrible situation. we realize that nothing we can say or do will bring him back. we to, eagerly await the results of the investigation from the das office and the release of information. >>> south bay animal control officers are back home after helping those in butte county reunite with their pets. one officer got a motion or -- emotional as he spoke with jesse gary in san martin. >> you walk those that need a little extra attention. >> reporter: for jeremy, the pain of losing a pet is so intense he felt comparing -- compelled t

. >>> the accused parkland high school cehooter ambushing an offiand grabbing his taser in a wild jail attac> stunning cold case arrest and a chilling twist tonight, could this suspected serial killer bresponsible for up to 90 murders? >>> an nbc news investigation you have to see what we found, people living in horrific, dangerous

the east bay express learned glock pistol magazines and a taser weapon with cartridges were among somexer, michael cohen, has pleaded guilty to lying to congress about the russia investigation in a new deal with special counsel robert mueller. while mr. trump was running for president, they were pursuing a trump power project in moscow. he previously told lawmakers the moscow project was abandoned in january 2016. now he says the project continued until june. this morning on gma, abc news chief legal analyst dan abrams explains why this would be significant. >> why is that six-month period so important? and the answer would be, if it's true, that he didn't want to be seen as talking to russia during the period right when you have the hacking, the meeting with don jr. this is the heart of the contacts and the problems with the russians, happening in june. >> yesterday president trump said cohen is lying because he is trying to get a lesser prison sentence. >>> facebook responding to a bombshell "new york times" report that said coo sheryl sandberg asked for her staff to dig up dirt on g

investigation and going to make sure that the man was shot by the sound of it with a gun rather than with a taser and even a critical condition in hospital back then one into the moment of the suspect all right phenomena and you thomas live for us there in sydney. about all the top stories now turkish police have told prosecutors they are officially ending the search for jamal has shelties body sources telling engineer the traces of acid were found in the residence of the saudi consul general in istanbul is believed the saudi journalist body may have been disposed of using chemicals investigators say they will continue looking for clues into his murder shug he was killed after entering the saudi consulate more than a month ago more now from andrew symonds in istanbul. the revelation follows the poetry analysis of samples taken by turkish investigators more than a fortnight after jamal khashoggi is murder a source of the turkish prosecutor's office has told our jazeera it was here at the consul general's residence that traces of hydrofluoric acid and a non-domestic chemical were found the source s

the east bay express learned glock pistol magazines and a taser weapon with cartridges were among somethe items were among some of the items stolen. >>> president trump's long-time fixer, michael cohen, has pleaded guilty to lying to congress about the russia investigation. and a new deal with special counsel robert mueller. while mr. trump was running for president, they were pursuing a trump power project in moscow. he previously said the project was abandoned in january 2016. now he says the project continued until june. this morning on gma, abc news chief legal analyst dan abrams explains why this would be significant. >> but the question becomes by did the president, if cohen is telling the truth, want to move the date back from june to january? why is that six-month period so important? and the answer would be, if it's true, that he didn't want to be seen as talking to russia during the period right when you have the hacking, the meeting with don jr. this is the heart of the c contacts and the problems with the russia, happening in june. >> yesterday president trump said cohen is

documents say he died november 14th after he was shocked a taser and strangled.his wallet an cell phone in daniel kim's car as well as blood stained paper towels. >>> police in daly city released surveillance video in a home invasion and assault. police say the suspect forced the 63-year-old victim home saturday morning an forces hid way in and attacked him way metal pipe. the man ran way after a neighbor interrupted that ask tam the suspect described as between 30 and 40 years old with bushy hair and a goatee. >>> investigators say they still don't know why a former marine opened fire in a crowded bar in ventura county. investigators say 28-year-old ian long fired at least 50 rounds inside the borderline bar in thousand oaks earlier this month using a legal 45 caliber pistol and illegal high capacity magazines. all, he stabbed one victim in the neck. of the 13 people hit by bullets, 126 them were killed. authorities say there is no evidence yet that long was radicalized or that he was targeting anyone in particular at the bar. >> as to the motive of the suspect,

probably should have tasered things more in -- i saw this also in the living wills. the idea some of the small institution or required to deliver wells with the same guidelines. part of problem was the regional guidelines, the regulars were in the dark trying to figure out what should we have. there's a lot of xp mentation. that's one thing, it's one thing to have that experimentation with banks with large resources. it's a nothing to have that take place smaller banks what was really a heavy burden relative to their size. i think taylor is a good idea. it should've been been done a long time ago. >> i had a quick response. i would say to the fbi. we're just in environment -- fbo. i'm increasingly mindful of the implications of this urge, but even when you look at the fact that yes either through swap lines and two other very assistants provide like the united states in the wake of financial crisis, i would only urge that we not forget why many of these countries were in trouble and at first but because they were taking of the wonderful exports the united states incl

. >>> coming up, a deadly taser attack. the unusual murder investigation involving a bay area ceo found dead in his office. >>> but first, happening now, jenny o recalled more than 91,000 packages of ground beef. the usda says it's tied to a salmonella outbreak in 30 states, including california. the details are on our website. >>> and the beloved toy store fao schwarz opened a new location today. the new store is inside rockefeller plaza and includes that iconic floor piano. wouldn't mind jumping on that. we'll be back with more news after the break. max, what do you wanna do today? ♪ [ car honk ] no idea huh? i got one. let's steal christmas in style. francisco office and police say an employee may be behi >>> a lot of questions after a ceo is killed in his san francisco office and police say an employee may be behind it all. >> nbc's jean ellie is at police headquarters with the details. >> that's unsettling, too, right next door to me. it's like -- not a great neighborhood, but never had anything like that happen. >> re

this knife men went off to them with a knife but within about a minute they'd shot him first with a taser and then with a gun and he went to the ground he was taken hostage so in a critical condition he has since died as well so we've got one possible who's died who's been attacked by this man and the man himself has died as well in the main saw and the vehicle was on fire burning we now know from a place and said that inside that vehicle were das canisters the sort that you use on gas barbecues lots of those and one can only assume that the attacker intended the call to explode it doesn't seem to explode it was certainly on fire now just in the last half hour police in melbourne have given a press conference and significantly they are calling this a terrorist attack have a listen. what we know so far a bit the individual who we shot to play shots in his daughter's hospital from what we know of that individual we are treating this as a chosen incident. we now know a bit more about the identity of that person the jli that person didn't have any identification on them but we we believe we n

documents show that he died november 14th after being shocked with a taser and strangled at his office. police say they later found his wallet and cell phone in kim's car as well as bloodstains and paper towels. he too is being held without bail. >>> no answers yet about the mysterious disappearance of the former kgo radio host ray taliaferro. he was last seen on november 10th in kentucky after apparently driving away while his wife was in the backyard. taliaferro's wife told police he was forgetful at times and that he may be dealing with early onset dementia. today, we talked with kgo radio host ron owens who says the last time he saw taliaferro, he didn't quite seem himself. >> isil ray about a year, year and a half ago on union street. and, we talked a little. and, he was somewhat disoriented, but not to the point where i say, boy, this guy is really in big trouble. but, he showed a couple of signs of it. 79 and dementia is something that very often comes with age at that point. so, i'm just hopeful that he's all right. >> a family spokesperson says taliaferro still has a home in s

that are used for secure communication between special forces and intelligence operatives they show tasers and other things like that's obviously the narrative that we had broken several weeks ago from our sources was that it was believed that after dramatically entered the consulate and there was some form of shouting board or discussion so that he was descended upon by members of this kill squad and then injected whether he was injected with a lethal injection or something that subdued him we weren't quite sure so therefore there is a link that possibly those syringes were behind it but the fact that these now were released over a month after the. operation to kill him to assassinate him is telling it shows that the turks still have evidence they haven't disclosed it shows that maybe they are still keeping their options open considering that they say and they feel that they have not been given the cooperation or met with the cooperation they demand from the saudis nor even from the international community that's even though they've shared intelligence with the united states united kingdo