one of home use a taser it's seven times. an internal affairs investigation finds the taser use it was reasonable given the totality of the circumstances and the level of resistance. the deputies were cleared of criminal conduct earlier this year. his death was the third san mateo county last year involving a taser. county said it is moving to change its policies on taser use. >>> another defeat and federal court for the trump administration. three judges including one in san francisco struck down president trump's public charge regulation would have made it easier for the government to deny green cards and visas to low income immigrants who they determine are or might become a burden to taxpayers. they called the immigration role a policy of exclusion. immigration officials to defend the legality. >>> the pentagon said the small number of american forces have vacated a syria outpost after coming under artillery fire. it was not a direct hit. on u.s. forces. no american troops were hurt. it is not clear who was doing the shel

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deputy deployed a taser. he went into cardiac arrest and died. the das office ultimately cleared the deputies. >>> have you watched the video? i can't agree with that at all. there was no justification.>> reporter: since his death actavis call for a ban on tasers in the county. he was the fourth person who died in 2018. after being tased by law enforcement in san mateo county. the share of his that tasers are necessary to protect deputies. the department is working on a new use of force and taser policy. loved one say it doesn't go far enough. >>> the new policy states and officer can only fire three times. but we know from a lot of research from reuters and other places that one taser shot is enough to kill somebody.>> reporter: in his case there were seven shots. reforms have been instituted including implicit bias training for officers. and defibrillators in patrol cars. activist one a citizen advisory committee and want transparency. >>> >> reporter: we reached out to the sheriff's office but did not hear back. left behind a now 13-year- old

and a man is tasered by police after five people we re tasered by police after five people were stabbedthe arndale shopping centre in manchester. counterterror police are leading the operation. good afternoon, it's 1.34pm and here's your latest sports news. scotland are looking at their legal options should world rugby cancel sunday's final pool match against the hosts japan at the world cup. super typhoon hagibis is due to hit the region in the next 2a hours and two matches tomorrow have already been cancelled. realistically for scotland, the match in yokohama has to go ahead, and they will then have to win it to qualify for the quarterfinals. scottish rugby union's chief executive mark dodson says that cancelling the match goes against the whole sporting integrity. the scots named their team today, and they've dropped their captain stuart mcinally. the threat of the game being called authors at the front of everyone's minds. google japan have been excellent, it is not theirfault google japan have been excellent, it is not their fault and they are in a strong position. they want to pla

. >> since his death the family has pushed for a ban on tasers.n march, the district attorney decided not to file charges against five deputies investigated in connection with his death. the public outcry over the incident lead the sheriff's department to revise it's taser sacramento. now police are thanking them for that work. >> yeah. they heard about the missing woman on monday. so they set out looking for the woman and found her a few blocks from her home. >> we all saw this woman walking around. we said guys that's her. that has to be her and the cops came but we were the first ones that found her. >> so the police department is hoping the kids are, if they're looking for a job they should be detectives because they have the key there. the fact that they were able to just get out and go and find her. >> that's really good because it's not good for little people to be out. >>> coming up james franco is facing a sexual assault lawsuit from two women. >> first happening, now secretary of state mike pompeo has plans to visit greece. he will likel

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an officer stands over him with his taser drawn. moments earlier, police inside the arndale centre ran towards the danger. some customers were locked inside the shops, including one man who was joined by a woman who the attacker had just lashed out at. he was just going round, presumably stabbing random people. it wasn't until the police finally came in, and they actually asked us if it was a real knife, and they confirmed it was a real knife, that she obviously flooded with tears. five people were injured by the attacker, as the shopping centre went into lockdown. people started shutting, like, the shutters in the shops, and folk were, like, diving into the shops. it was scary. announcement: please leave the area immediately. i mean, this fella just comes towards you, it is quite, you know, frightening. tonight, part of the shopping centre is still closed, as the scene is examined in detail. police say the man they arrested has now been assessed by specialist doctors and is being detained under the mental health act. this is a trul

a man, aged 41, was arrested at the scene after being tasered by police. the counter terrorism unit are now leading the investigation, although police say they are keeping an open mind about the motive. danny an open mind about the motive. savage is in manc us. danny savage is in manchester for us. for much of today, this area has been cordoned off after that multiple stabbing incident in the shopping centre behind me. the event, today, led to the sign been changed yet again to the way love manchester sign in the centre of the city. after another alarming incident, police say they think this was an isolated incident, they don't think anyone else was involved, but the arrested a man on suspicion of terrorist offences. whatever happened to, it was very frightening for people who are here today. pa: please leave the area immediately... late morning, in the main shopping area of central manchester. the arndale centre is being evacuated. inside, police are seen running towards the danger. some customers are locked in the shops, including one man, who was joined

an officer stands over him with his taser drawn. ran towards the danger. some customers were locked inside the shops, including one man who was joined by a woman who the attacker had just lashed out at. he was just going round presumably stabbing random people. it wasn't until the police finally came in, and she asked us if it was a real knife and they confirmed it was a real knife, she then obviously flooded with tears. five people were injured by the attacker, as the shopping centre went into lockdown. people started shutting, like, the shutters in the shops, and folk were like diving into the shops. it was scary. announcement: please leave the area immediately. i mean, this fella comes towards you, it is quite, you know, frightening. tonight, part of the shopping centre is still closed as the scene is examined in detail. police say thankfully none of the injuries are life—threatening. he also said the incident was bound to bring back memories of the awful events at the manchester arena. danny savage, bbc news, manchester. mo fara

an officer stands over him with his taser drawn.arlier, police inside the arndale centre ran towards the danger. some customers were locked inside the shops, including one man who was joined by a woman who the attacker had just lashed out at. he was just going round, presumably stabbing random people. it wasn't until the police finally came in, and they actually asked us if it was a real knife, and they confirmed it was a real knife, that she obviously flooded with tears. five people were injured by the attacker, as the shopping centre went into lockdown. people started shutting, like, the shutters in the shops, and folk were, like, diving into the shops. it was scary. announcement: please leave the area immediately. i mean, this fella just comes towards you, it is quite, you know, frightening. tonight, part of the shopping centre is still closed as the scene is examined in detail. police say the man they arrested has now been assessed by specialist doctors and being detained under the mental health act. this is a truly shocking inc

an officer stands over him with his taser drawn.lier, police inside the arndale centre ran towards the danger. some customers were locked inside the shops, including one man who was joined by a woman who the attacker had just lashed out at. he was just going round, presumably stabbing random people. it wasn't until the police finally came in, and they actually asked us if it was a real knife, and they confirmed it was a real knife, that she obviously flooded with tears. five people were injured by the attacker, as the shopping centre went into lockdown. people started shutting, like, the shutters in the shops, and folk were, like, diving into the shops. it was scary. announcement: please leave the area immediately. i mean, this fella just comes towards you, it is quite, you know, frightening. tonight, part of the shopping centre is still closed, as the scene is examined in detail. police say the man they arrested has now been assessed by specialist doctors and is being detained under the mental health act. this is a truly shocking i

a man in his 40s was arrested at the scene after being tasered by police.stigation although police say they are keeping an open mind about the motive. 0ur correspondent danny savage is there. for much of today, this area around me was completely cordoned off after the multiple stabbing in the shopping centre behind me. police say they think it is an isolated incident and that nobody else was involved. a man has been arrested on suspicion of terror offences. whatever the motive, it was undoubtedly very frightening experience for everybody that in this area earlier today. pa: please leave the area immediately... late morning, in the main shopping area of central manchester. the arndale centre is being evacuated. inside, police are seen running towards the danger. some customers are locked in the shops, including one man, who was joined by a woman, who the attacker has just lashed out at. he was just going round, presumably stabbing random people. it wasn't until the police finally came in, and she asked if it was a real knife, and they confirmed it was a real

. >> taser! taser! taser!ere's sort of this idea you can achieve your way out of these situations. doesn't matter if you go to college, doesn't matter if you do a good job, doesn't matter any of those things. the police will still see you as someone who's up to no good. >> all of these things kind of work together to create a perfect storm in milwaukee. >> i've heard people coming from the south and going man, milwaukee is more -- like i feel racism deeper in milwaukee than i did in the south. >> yeah. i've often referred to our state as wisissippi. >> that's good. i don't know if i'm allowed to say that but that's good. wisissippi. right now, denny's delivers for free. free delivery in the daytime. free delivery at nighttime. free delivery here, and free delivery there. get free delivery on all your favorites. see you at dennys.com. ♪ for barcelona? we did promise we'd go. [dogs] they get the miles...we get a pet-sitter. use the card that gets you miles closer to your promise. [dogs] they should do this every

i'm also against tasers. of course, i speak with so many police officers and their belts are filled. they have their batons, they have their -- they have their walky-talkies and, of course, their guns. many told me they don't necessarily need tasers. and they have nowhere to place it. so i don't see the need for that. and i -- and, of course, they have their guns. i just want to make sure that police officers are following procedures and following commands of higher officers. >> moderator: thank you very much. ms. o'meara. >> well, i definitely agree that there is -- there is -- there's a requirement for intensive police training and perhaps introducing some new measures or a new way to look at things. but there definitely needs to be a training that's different from the past. i'll give an example. racial profiling, as we know, do happen in the city, it happens a lot, even in neighborhoods that use to be highly dangerous. maybe they need to look at the current curriculum that the police has and it needs to be

the shopping centre was evacuated, and one man tasered by police.t a number of people have been taken to hospital. no fertility is reported at the moment. we will bring more from our correspondent at the scene in a few minutes. tens of thousands of people are fleeing their homes as turkey continues its offensive against kurdish militias in syria. turkish troops moved into the area this week after president trump withdrew american forces. there's growing international criticism of turkey's military campaign. republicans in the us congress are planning to introduce sanctions against turkey, while mr trump has offered to mediate in the conflict. martin patience reports from the turkey—syria border. there is no letup in this military offensive. turkish forces targeting a key syrian town where kurdish fighters are still hold up. turkey is not bowing to international pressure. on the border, its military build—up continues. the kurdish fighters are firing back. this footage shows a mortar landing ina this footage shows a mortar landing in a turkish town.

a man aged 41 was arrested at the scene after being tasered by police the counter terrorism unit are now leading the investigation although police say they are keeping an open mind about the motive. danny savage reports. cordoned off behind me, the events led to the sign being changed it again, in the centre of the city. after another alarming incident, police say this was not an isolated incident —— was an isolated incident. they have arrested a person over terrorist offences, but it was a very frightening experience for those were here later this morning. late morning, in the main shopping area of central manchester. the arndale centre is being evacuated. inside, police are seen running towards the danger. some customers are locked in the shops, including one man, who was joined by a woman, who the attacker has just lashed out at. he was just going round, presumably stabbing random people. it wasn't until the police finally came in, and she asked if it was a real life, and they confirmed it was a real knife, that she then obviously flooded with tears. five people are injured by the

up up to 60% of police officers could be equipped with a taser stun guns as part of a new governmentur stories on our website. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm marc edwards and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: utter humiliation. tottenham hotspur suffer their worst home defeat in their history, thrashed by bayern munich. it's a triple gold day for the usa. we'll bring you up—to—date on the world athletics championships in doha. and we'll take a look at how japan is embracing rugby, while rugby it seems, is embracing japan. well, well, well. what a truly rotten day for tottenham hotspur fans. tottenham hotspur have suffered the biggest—ever margin of defeat by an english team at home in any european competition after they were utterly thrashed 7—2 by bayern munich in the champions league. to compound that damning statistic it is also the first time

the deputies took him into custody using a taser, pepper spray and batons. the struggle led to his death. deputies were cleared of any criminal charges after an internal investigation found that their actions were in line with the current department policy. >>> a san francisco police vehicle crashed into a power pole. the officer wasn't hurt but the crash did cut power to a portion of the city's alma neighborhood. as jesse gary explains it could take another hour for power to be restored. >>> is san jose police suv was nearly split into after the driver crashed into a utility pole in the 100 block of west alma avenue. this cell phone video shows the scene shortly after impact. police officials who declined an on camera interview say around 1 am on friday morning the officer was driving westbound on alma for an unknown reason he lost control, hit the curb on the center median and careened across both lanes of traffic and collided with a utility pole. pg&e officials say 62 customers lost service including business owner heidi. are you losing money? >> yeah i a

we call them community taser vis events. the mod el was created because someone at risk for homelessness or experiencing homelessness was spending hours everyday just trying to access proper care and the system can become complicated so our team coordinates these events to bring hundreds of provideders together in one room in one day making surcan acce that care immediy d safely. that a big part of the team does. then between the event we have a services team. they are providing direct services really building on the success of those. success is in our time. it is a big part of what we do. we're making it easier for someone in need to be connected to exactly what care will help find them housing, employment, mental health and because 2,000 volunteers come and help us do this every year. each event is about 500 volunteers. it is really big. >> it is community wade events. >> yes. most are at the bill graham auditorium and 500 volunteers come out and provide a service, helping in a number of ways. then we do have what we refer

.>> since his death activists have called for a ban on tasers in the county. he was one of four people who died in 2018 after being tased by san mateo county law enforcement. >>>'s first trial ended with a hung jury. tomorrow derek almena returns the court to learn if he will face a second trial. he spoke exclusively to ktvu news today. his first jailhouse interview since the mistrial. henry lee reports he told us he is expecting a second trial but predicts he won't be convicted.>> reporter:>> i want to go home. now. soon. tomorrow.>> reporter: derek almena spoke to us from santa rita jail in dublin. his first public comments of a judge declared a mistrial because of a hung jury. the panel acquitted max harris last month. >>> i was elated for max. one person could've kept him there. i wanted him to go home.>> reporter: he doesn't think he is getting out of jail anytime soon. he is sure prosecutors will announce on friday they would try him again. >>> they are going to refile. even though they don't want to go to trial. it keeps me in here.>> reporter: he predi

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gridlock outside, a passenger films a man arrested by one officer is another one stands over him with his taserdrawn. >> we do notnow the motivation for this terrible attack. it appears random, extremely brutal and frightening for anyone who witnessed it. eswe arrted the man, male in his 40's come on suspicion of terrorism because of the nature stand circumces of the attack. reporter: once again there was a large crime sce in the city, but police are investigating a link to terrorism. entwo years after the bombing this is an alarming site. th he, bbc news, manchester. nada: in southern california, a sudden rash of wildfires has killed one person and forced tens of thousands tevacuate. hundreds of structures have been threatened or destroyed as firefighters bat control the blazes. reporter: winds are fanning the embers, buildings have been destroyed. to the north of america's second-largest city, a major blaze is burning out of control. 1000 firemen are battling to corol the saddleridge fire but is a losing battle fueled by seasonal santa ana winds, with blazes movingt 800 acres an hour. at a wi

officers subdued that man with the taser but he and the officer are both expected to be okay. >>> the football season is over for the gilroy high school varsity team. four players were arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a teammate. the victim, according to the complaint, was not physically injured. four more teammates walked off before the game. that's what canceled the season. the move comes as a disappointing surprise, students say. >> bummed out about it. >> feels like we were robbed of the opportunity of like winning. >> of the decision to cancel the varsity program this year does not include junior varsity. the junior varsity players, jv players, they will continue to hit the gridiron for the rest of the season. >>> santa clara county service workers are out on the picket lines again today. it's the second day of their strike. [ crowd chanting ] >> social workers, nurses, even public defenders supporting that union. they walked off the line yesterday as well. workers have been without a contract for three months and they say talks are at an impasse. the count says the str

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jaywalking when deputies stopped him and the confrontation became violent with okobi hit with multiple tasers, batons and pepper spray. he later died of cardiac arrest. the four deputies were cleared of criminal charges by the da in march and won't face any repercussions from the sheriff's department. >>> prepare to pay more to park at b.a.r.t. stations, the transit agency looking towards variable pricing based on demand. the amount you pay depends on how busy the lot is. there's a $3 cap on every parking station besides west oakland. >>> the next installment of our award-winning documentary series "bay area refs lagss" mark the 30th anniversary of the 6.9 magnitude loma prieta earthquake. >> survivors, first responders and unsung heroes share their stories from october 17th, 1989. tim peterson, a former firefighter, survived the cypress freeway collapse, he was driving on the nimitz when the upper deck came crashing down on him. >> i thought i sitting is, that was a thought for one second. do i have four flat tires? we know big a dodge ram pickup truck is, it was down to 24, 22 inches. >> th

. >> one of our officers deployed a taser device which was not effective because they were on the ground fighting. >> the suspect was charged with a deadly weapon an an officer. he was treated for minor scratches on the face. the officer had every reason to use deadly force but chose to deescalate in instead. >> making dehe escalation a priority. it speaks to the training and the actual, the heart that my officers have. >> reporter: as for the suspect who threatened cal trans workers, he's 5'9", hispanic male. last seen wearing a shirt with the word staff on the back. if you can help with the investigation, police ask you to call menlo park police department. i'm kris reyes, abc 7 news. >>> the search is on for three people accused of a robbery connected to an airbnb rental on >> sky map 7 shows us the location in palo alto tennyson avenue. >> he kiss dofrd the renters were throwing a party. as the owner tried to get people to leave, they pushed him to the ground and robbed him of money and a cell phone. he was not hurt. >>> these are the first images we're seeing of a man from hayward w

911 officers arrived and asked suspect to drop the weapon but when he refused to do so they use a taser to disarm him the suspect is identified as 18 year-old to stab own era. family and row he was arrested and booked into the marion county jail. san franciscans fed up the homele drug addicts and drug dealers in their neigorhood are. >>once again taking matters into their own hands kron four's maureen kelly tells us the criminal activity in an alley in the angle side terrace neighborhood is so bad does the city is actually signed off on getting off at alley from the public. >>i'm standing in front of the eagles side pathway which you can see is just a little ali way that connects this section of ocean avenue with the eagleside terrace neighborhood on the other and so there are homes on both sides of this pathway where it needs urbano drive now struck did now. but a few weeks ago, someone put a big piece of plywood here blocking access and it came down apparently after some other neighbors complained. i have not been able to reach the people who put that plywood up but other business own

wire towers surveillance equipment cameras and so on and so forth they were buying a police batons tasers. you know different instruments that could be used in torture like cattle prods. stun guns pepper spray all these sort of things that you would find in a prison setting. this video was filmed by human rights activists and shows the inside of one of the camps cells fitted with double iron daws. keypad locks and cameras. slogans on the wall praising chinese president xi jinping and in the so-called classrooms railings and wire separating the teaches from the students. the government's glossy videos claim that the week is a happy with their so-called reeducation. course you are far more useful to know. that the chinese government has reportedly described its new campaign as quote breaking the roots of extremists and so what they're doing when they say they want to break the roots break the lineage is they want to eliminate the basic institutions the basic elements of weaker culture we are society they're trying to transform the entire society. 37 year old melbourne plaster a high ruler m

the taser announcement is also something i welcome, something we have been calling for for many yea rs, but it is only now we appear to be listened to. john, thanks for joining us. lots to digester on manchester. ——j and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 1040 and 1130 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are daily mirror columnist, susie boniface and katherine forster from the sunday times. sport and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. here's adam. good evening. sir mo farah‘s former coach, alberto salazar, has been banned from the sport for four years, that's for doping violations that include the trafficking or attempted trafficking of testosterone. farah has always denied any wrongdoing and in a statement today says he has "no tolerance for anyone who breaks the rules." salazar says he's "shocked" and will appeal. a doctor, jeffrey brown, who worked alongside salazar, has also been banned. farah spent six years working under salazar at the nike oregon project before leaving in 2017. athletes have t

deputy he attempted to stop to naidoo colby he was jaywalking and when he resisted officers used their tasers so colby he died as a result and the deputies were previously cleared of criminal charges by the 7 tail county district attorney's office. colby's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the 7, 2, county sheriff's office. well in northern california neurosurgeon awaiting trial on charges that he sexually abuse children has been found dead in his santa cruz county jail. so cell that is the sheriff's office says that james cohan he was found alone in his cell medical examiners are investigating the cause of his death but authorities say that our preliminary autopsy indicates that cole had took his own life. cohen has been in jail since may of 2017 when he and 2 women were arrested on suspicion of rning a child-sex ring watsonville police say that they receive video and that image is implicating all 3 and then a month later the state medical board revoked co-heads medical license. well to the peninsula. now police have made an arrest after reports of an active shooter at kaiser

police fired a taser at him and took him into custody. >>> the governor back in the bay area celebrating the anniversary of a program to help the homeless. one that he launched 15 years ago is mayor. hundred showed up. to shine a light on project homeless connect volunteers gathered to help people get everything from reading glasses to california ids to help with addictions. an event san francisco's current homeless coordinator did not think it made much sense. until he saw it for himself. >>> this is a beautiful opportunity for people who are houston people and housed to come together to talk to one another and learn from one another. to build empathy. >>> there is testimony every day this program been changed.>>> the solution isn't just shelters. but actual housing and support of services. >>> every school year hundreds of san francisco educators forced to move away because they cannot afford housing here. tonight's project home we will introduce you to one teacher who commutes three hours to school. megan used to live in san francisco. every year her rent went up. now she is a superco

man counter-terror police are questioning in manchester he's believed to be in his bosses and was tasered as he was apprehended. a few moments earlier 3rd for all people were injured in an attack in the city's biggest shopping center beyond 3 of them with stabbed we heard screams literally just outside the shop quite a lot screams i almost went on for about 20 seconds i was like a quick scream was party people screaming armed police along with the fire and ambulance service quickly arrived on the scene to lock down the area back you a the shopping center he was taken into police custody has now been arrested on suspicion of commission preparation and instigation of an act of terrorism. we do not know the motivation for this terrible attack it appears random is certainly brutal and of course extremely frightening for anyone who witnessed it. manchester police the well berthed in dealing with big incidents just over 2 years ago 23 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack at an area on a grand a concert the response by the authorities to this incident to the on dell center was praised by

that's a real gun and then i thought okay there's from looks like a laser sight on it so it could be a taser and they know that this will keep people. and so i'm just going to say to tase out loud. >>the pastor even trying to protect her from getting hurt and you call can al allegedly threatened to blow up the church of one point calling police on herself churchgoers were eventually able to wrestle the gun out of car keys hand and get the baby to safety. >>that was jennifer de cruz reporting the woman pleaded not guilty to several felony counts, including child abuse. still ahead friends and family are coming together to honor a teenager who was killed in the shooting how they're remembering him and who is in custody before his death plus and east of a woman is speaking out after finding a man inside her home in the middle of the night. >>hear her warning for others. >>nexus 6.30 governor gavin newsom signs a new bill that he says could improve your children schools and you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps getting better? check this out! that's yes for less. score a

both ghafoor and mubashar hussain were tasered.umped into the unmarked police car. this shocking footage shows pc phillips being knocked to the ground. what came next was shown in court, but is too distressing for us to show here. he was left fighting for his life. in a stolen police car, hussain hit speeds of up to 97 mph as he wove in and out of traffic. he eventually stopped here, and people came out of the shops, and passers—by joined in to try to restrain him. but he still wouldn't give up. get down on the floor! down! down on the floor, now! even with a gun pointed at him, so no mubashar hussain continued to try to escape, before finally surrendering. despite extensive injuries, pc phillips was able to walk into court today, watched by his wife and colleagues, his statement was read out on his behalf. i have to say that in all my years of policing, i have never known an incident have such a dramatic impact on staff, including myself. he wants to be able to return to work as a front line officer, but he may never fully recover

insident police say a man and his forty's has been arrested after reportedly being brought down by a taser 5 people were stabbed and have been taken to the hospital counter-terrorism police have been brought in to investigate and we are awaiting more details on that story. now more than 70000 people have been displaced by turkey's offensive in northern syria that's according to the u.n. world food program the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has warned turkey could face consequences if it does nothing to protect civilians she didn't say what those consequences might be buck's international calls for turkey to moderate its action in the region are growing thousands of residents fled on thursday as turkey pounded kurdish militia positions for a 2nd day. plumes of smoke disappear into the docketing sky but a burning reminder of the conflict remains night brings no reprieve as turkey continues its offensive. turkey's pushing into northeast syria territory held by its enemy the kurdish led syrian democratic forces hundreds of bombs have already fallen as turkey attempts to carve out a buffer zone to

maybe even have a go with the taser, we will see how we go. thinking of jane donna joining the police, it is a great profession, a great career. we sometimes get a little bit cynical when we have a lot of service in, like me, but when you get little things like this, it reminds you it is actually a valuable profession, as our every other emergency service in the nhs and all these sorts of things. i would absolutely encourage people to join and apply. in any walk of life, it is nice to be appreciated, isn't it? yes, exactly. thank you for coming and sharing that note for us. thank you for spending the time and doing that. i think he was joking when he said you could use the taser. thank you so much. really good to speak to you, thank you. you are watching breakfast. still to come this morning: joe fraser has just become the first british gymnast to win a world championship gold on the parallel bars. he will be on the sofa, along with fellow medallists becky and ellie downie. there was a threat that you are going to go and try the parallel bars,

it and tasered him.f. he stamped on my jaw, i have had been ripped off. he stamped on myjaw, i have a joint disorder, which is very painful. i suffer migraines. i‘ve had a fall, hence my walking disabilities. it is a wonder you survived. i thought of my absolute life. i‘m a big girl. yeah. he doesn‘t fight men, but he is abusive to women. tell us about your position and why you are —— tell us about your petition and why it is so important to you. it is about stopping early release of violent offenders. i believe it should be to stop repeat a violent offenders and he should do his full sentence, whether he has been well behaved or not. he really should do his full sentence. he should serve the full eight years, which is what he was sentenced to? yes, it would have been 16 years, it would have been life. if it had been attempted murder? yes. how worried are you about his potential release? terrified. because i know him, he is going to come for me. he‘s got a crossbow buried in the woods and he is going to

take a brief look at some of today's other news: up to 60% of police officers could be equipped with tasert scheme. the £10 million plan could see 10,000 more officers given access to the kit. the move was unveiled at the conservative party conference by the home secretary priti patel. a senior mp has been sent home from the conservative party conference in manchester after an altercation. sir geoffrey clifton—brown, mp for the cotswolds, clashed with staff as he tried to enter a room with his fiancee without the relevant pass. he's apologised "unreservedly". vatican police have seized "documents and electronic devices" from departments within the vatican as part of an investigation into suspected financial irregularities. one of the departments, the secretariat of state, is the most powerful within the holy see and the administrative centre of the worldwide catholic church. torrential rain has swept across large parts of england and wales today, causing floods, closing roads and forcing people to leave their homes. landslides blocked the railway line between carlisle and newcastle. a majo

knife crime and so—called county lines drugs gangs, arming all of their front—line officers with tasers. we arrested a 14—year—old, a 13—year—old and a 12—year—old who were involved in county line criminality. safeguarding them and moving them away from a life of crime is more important than charging them and putting them through a court. the story of violent crime in england and wales over the past 40 years is of a significant rise, peaking in the mid—‘90s and then falling by 70%. in fact, today's figures show your chances of being a victim of violence are now lower than at any time since records began. however, police data tells a different story with knife crime over the last decade. a fall in recorded incidents from 2010, but then rising again a few years later — now higher than ever. the stabbing of ben kinsella in islington in 2008 led his family to create a centre dedicated to his memory. the haunting pictures of his final moments touched the nation then, and still shock now. an awful tragedy like ben's death forces the issue of knife crime onto the front pages, politicians feel

both ghafoor and mubashar hussain were tasered.ff five officers, and jumped into the unmarked police car. this shocking footage shows pc phillips being knocked to the ground. what came next was shown in court, but is too distressing for us to show here. he was left fighting for his life. in a stolen police car, hussain hit speeds of up to 97 mph as he wove in and out of traffic. he eventually stopped here, and people came out of the shops, and passers—by joined in to try to restrain him. but he still wouldn't give up. get down on the floor! down! down on the floor, now! even with a gun pointed at him, hussain continued to try to escape, before finally surrendering. despite extensive injuries, pc phillips was able to walk into court today, watched by his wife and colleagues, his statement was read out on his behalf. i have to say that in all my years of policing, i have never known an incident have such a dramatic impact on staff, including myself. he wants to be able to return to work as a front line officer, but he may never fully

man counter-terror police are questioning in manchester he's believed to be in his bosses and was tasered as he was apprehended. a few moments earlier several people were injured in an attack in the city's biggest shopping center beyond 3 of them was stabbed we heard screams literally just outside the shop or law stream so i almost went on for about 20 seconds while i was in like a quick scream was party people screaming armed police along with the fire and ambulance service quickly arrived on the scene to lock down the area and i back you a the shopping center was taking place because today has now been arrested on suspicion of commission preparation and instigation of an act of terrorism. we do not know the motivation for this terrible attack it appears random is certainly brutal and of course extremely frightening for anyone who witnessed it manchester police the well versed in dealing with big incidents just over 2 years ago 23 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack at an area on a grand a concert the response by the author of this incident to the on dell center was praised by th

. >> she went in on wednesday and corporal took out a taser.viously threatened to pep an pepper an employee. >> danville is the safest city in california this. are only three and a half violent crimes per ten thousand people with a population of about 45,000 and median income in 150,000 dollars. the next on the les, san ramon number &, pleiss santana on the 19 and sunnyvale 20th. oakland at 228. a new poll shows who is leading among the democratic candidates for president. >> . plus senator bernie sanders released a plan on how legalize marijuana if elected. coming up we'll take a peak at the forecast saturday and sunday. back in a bit. >> how quick shipping is negatively impacting amazon's earnings. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ . republicans are continuing their push back against the house

so it could be a taser and i know that this will keep people. just going to say to take out and >>the pastor even trying to protect her from getting hurt and you they going to take. call can also allegedly threatened to blow up the church at one point calling police on herself churchgoers were eventually able to wrestle the gun out of car keys hand and get the baby to safety. >>it was jennifer de la cruz reporting police lat determined that the weapon was not. disrupted services weeks before the incident, he says he tried to set up a meeting with her but it did not have. cokie pleaded not guilty to several felony counts, including child abuse making criminal threats and a false report of a bomb, a judge will determine if the case will go to trial. >>and here's a live shot coming in from timber on as we can see clear shot of the golden gate to a nice mild start toward a most readings in the 50's and some 40's up there the north bay. another offshore wind event middle next week forecast is next. ♪ have a skincare routine. but what about a lip care

knife crime and so—called county lines drugs gangs, arming all of their front—line officers with tasersrrested a iii—year—old, a 13—year—old and a 12—year—old who were involved in county line criminality. safeguarding them and moving them away from a life of crime is more important than charging them and putting them through a court. the story of violent crime in england and wales over the past a0 years is of a significant rise, peaking in the mid—‘90s and then falling by 70%. in fact, today's figures show your chances of being a victim of violence are now lower than at any time since records began. however, police data tells a different story with knife crime over the last decade. a fall in recorded incidents from 2010, but then rising again a few years later — now higher than ever. the stabbing of ben kinsella in islington in 2008 led his family to create a centre dedicated to his memory. the haunting pictures of his final moments touched the nation then, and still shock now. an awful tragedy like ben's death forces the issue of knife crime onto the front pages, politicians feel they

they used a taser. he was booked on suspicion of carjacking and other charges, including drug possession. >>> governor newsom was in san francisco, the governor spent the morning at the bill graham civic auditorium. he was joined by about 400 volunteers helping to provide services to people in need. the services include dental, and medical care, eyeglasses, groceries, housing information, state id cards, and employment counseling. >> overwhelming majority of folks that are out on the streets over a few years are in deep medical need. mental health, physical health. many, overwhelmingly, i would argue, self-medicating. you can't sugar coat that. i know stats come out, i think that's wildly understated. >> the project homeless connect began in 2004, when gavin newsom was mayor of san francisco. coming up, we'll continue our in-depth coverage of the homeless crisis in san francisco. >>> after years of testing, we're now learning when a statewide earthquake early alert system will be activated. >>> and a bi

when it stopped at the west oakland station, officers confronted the man and used a taser to subdue him. >> even after the suspect was tased he was uncooperative. at that point they had to use a wrap to control the suspect. they were able to take him into custody. at some point he was holding a box cutter and he was making threats. what happened is he was flailing with a box cutter inside the train and he cut the hand of an adult female who was aboard the train. >> the injured passenger is expected to be okay. meantime officials are still trying to identify the man who committed the attack. he is not cooperating with police so officials say they may have to use the suspects fingerprints to learn his identity. >>> the head of nustar energy and crockett is facing accusations involving its response to this week's explosion and fire. the fire raged for seven hours on tuesday. the contra costa county supervisor said when crews arrived on the scene a locked gate prevented them from getting to the flames. the supervisor said some employees abandoned the facility and those who remain could not

. >> one of our other officers deployed a taser device. it was not effective because they were on the ground fighting. >> diaz was charged with assault with a deadly weapon an on officer. he was taken to the hospital with minor officers. the officer struck with a branch was treated for minor scratches to his face. he had every reason to use deadly force. >> we're making deescalation a priority. this is a perfect example. kudos to that officer and all my officers. it speaks to the training and the actual -- the heart that my officers have for society. >> as for the man who threatened cal trans workers, that subject i still at large. police released a description on our website. in menlo park, kris reyes for abc 7 news. >> thank you kris. >>> the search continues for a person who stole a mother's car with her baby in the back seat. she has been reunited with her child. anser hassan joins us live from emeryville with the search. ancer? >>. >> reporter: ama, good evening. the mom left the car running and the baby i the back seat. she went to g