had them, but they didn't have tasers. but why shoot to kill opposed to shoot to injure and just prevent anything from going further? >> officers are trained to shoot at what we call center mass. december figspite what you may it's not easy to hit extremit s extremities, especially under stress. so they are trained to shoot center mass. officers took him to the hospital right afterwards to get some assistance for him. unfortunately he died. it's always a tragedy when anyone loses their life. you know, now we have information that the officers may not have had when they responded. again, did he have mental health problems? after the fact, people start learning a lot more about it. but when you're at the scene and you have an individual armed with a knife coming toward you, it's a whole different type of situation, and the officers have to make very quick judgments. but there will be a thorough investigation. i was impressed to see the police commissioner and her staff come to the scene and engage the public that were gather

i mean, these officers did not have tasers, for an example. supposed to have 45,000 tasers to outfit all of patrol. they're at a little over 2310. >> and philadelphia can't afford to give all officers tasers, you believe? >> well, they cut the budget. i mean, again, couple this with the spring and all of this talk about defunding, $14 million was taken out of the police budget, even though they had made a request to city council and the mayor to fund an additional group of tasers. and that didn't happen. money was taken out. you know. and so these things all have consequences. i'm not making excuses, but what i'm saying is police need the tools to be able to perform their jobs. they're not a substitute for mental health professionals. my understanding is there have been calls for service at that location before. mental health services could have been used at that point in time. so it never got to a 911 call. >> but i guess, commissioner, this is all so valuable for us to understand how complicated it is, but since they didn't have tasers and t

this criminal complaint details how these men actually purchased tasers. they

>> that is an excellent question and i would rather have officers used tasers in this incident.ow can you be in the defund the police conversation which is an important conversation as crime continues to go up in a number of major cities but when you won't have police reform, you won't work with senator tim scott who had a police reform bill, you could have offered federal funding for things like tasers and body camera and additional training for officers that may be able to recognize one who's mentally all. democrats dropped the ball for political reasons and we continue to see in our news feeds week after week the ramifications of that. >> you mentioned police reforms. your the police reform is being discussed by philadelphia city council, stop and frisk policies, they want to former citizen police oversight commission residency requirement for officers, create an office of victim advocate and like you were just discussing the purchase of tasers for officers and i think you would acknowledge that a lot of these ideas included in that tim scott proposal but what i'm always stru

after he fired his gun instead of a taser. his family wants the officer to also face charges. >> he should be charged for felony murder. no statute of limitations. >> the attorney says he was an agitator on the platform prior to the shooting. >> he briefly kneeled on his shoulder and neck area. to hold him down. but when he heard announce that he was going to use his taser, he got up. >> he doesn't believe the district attorney has anything new to charge with. instead he believes this move is to appease the family during the current climate. >> it strikes me that it is plain to the hysteria of the moment. >> he was fired by bart police. but never criminally charged in the death. last year bart did release a report on the shooting. categorizing his actions that >> word tig of pic department. ahead, fellow employees come forward. accusing an officer of an act of hate. >> it really shocked me. i'm in denial. that it actually happened. >> a man who is mother was brutally attacked says san francisco police failed to provide his fam

repeated instructions he physically resisted and that's when the officer was forced to deploy his taser continued to give mr. price instructions and he continued to resist and he says in this case, shep, officer lucas only discharged his weapon in accordance with texas law when he was confronted by an aggressive assailant who was attempting to take his taser. much more details coming into this today we'll keep you posted with the very latest. we'll send it back to you. >> morgan chesky live, wolf city texas. >>> covid watch tonight takes us to school, and fear of covid in the classroom. according to education week, 3/4 of 100 of the largest school districts smarted with all remote learning. that's more than 9 million students cities and states across the country facing similar challenges when it comes to how our kids learn in los angeles, no school will be allowed to open for k-12 and in chicago no in-person classes until at least next month n.georgia they are mostly open but the richmond county school district is closing four schools there because of covid outbreaks they were only open

after he fired his gun instead of a taser. his family wants the officer to also face charges. >> he should be charged for felony murder. no statute of limitations. >> the attorney says he was an agitator on the platform prior to the shooting. >> he briefly kneeled on his shoulder and neck area. to hold him down. but when he heard announce that he was going to use his taser, he got up. >> he doesn't believe the district attorney has anything new to charge with. instead he believes this move is to appease the family during the current climate. >> it strikes me that it is plain to the hysteria of the moment. >> he was fired by bart police. but never criminally charged in the death. last year bart did release a report on the shooting. categorizing his actions that led to the shooting. >> word tonight of a new investigation into the police department. ahead, fellow employees come forward. accusing an officer of an act of hate. >> it really shocked me. i'm in denial. that it actually happened. >> a man who is mother was brutally att

citing budget constraints. >> these officers were not deployed tasers as is the case with many other officers in the department. >> reporter: today, police are tight lipped about the investigation, haven't released body cam video or revealed the officer's names, concerned for their safety >> i watched the video of the tragic incident it presents difficult questions that must be answered >> reporter: wallace's killing igniting hours of violence. >> multiple officers down >> reporter: 30 officers injured, mostly by throwing rocks and debris a female sergeant hit by a pickup truck still hospitalized in stable condition with a broken leg tonigh police confirm they've alread stepped up presence for possible more unrest and now late word, the pennsylvania national guard is sending hundreds of members in to help lester >>> in california, an epic battle against fire and wind. flames threatening homes, forcing evacuation of almost 100,000 people miguel almaguer is there. >> reporter: whipped by catastrophic winds for a second day, the wildfires in southern california sound like a jet engine a

there wasn't a less than lethal option available. >> they didn't have tasers. >> they didn't have tasers is important. i can't think of a scenario better designed for the deployment of an electronic control device than this particular scenario here. you respond to an incident. you are given preliminary information, which officers sometimes don't have. a person is in mental decline and in crisis. the person displays a weapon. not the weapon that hurts you from a distance, but one that requires close quarters combat. you don't have the element of being indoors and contained. the best situation would be with what the philadelphia police department hasn't outfitted their police officers with. when you say with respect is, is this race or color. i have to wonder. when you have a $730 million budget annually, and you do not put priority on less lethal methods. but every training academy you give officers a badge. you give them a gun. you give them rounds of ammunition. you train them how to kill. you train them how to hit head shots. >> you are setting them up for failure if they have to deal

that is one that seems to advance the furthest to the point where a high-voltage taser was purchased, night goggles. there was supposed to have been a purchase of explosives taking place this week. there was discussion about designating a bridge near her summer cottage to divert police. there was actually evening surveillance that had occurred on two occasions of her summer home. that's -- that's about what there was a know, lot of talk, which, you know, sometimes you can ask the question -- were they just talking? or was there going to be action? but there were certainly some element of action taking place, including purchases of weapons and surveillance of the governor's home. host: and now 20 individuals have been charged in this case. the group, the militia group, the name, "the wolverine " what do we know about that and how widespread the movement is in michigan? watchmene wolverine was founded by two of the individuals that have been charged in this case. there's some association with, you know, what has been come to be known as the boogaloo apparently ach is codeword word for a

that was the one that seemed to advance the furthest, to the point where a high-voltage taser was purchased, night goggles. there was supposed to have been a purchase of explosives this week taking place. there was discussion about detonating a bridge near her summer cottage to divert police, and there was actually evening -- thatance that was had occurred on two occasions of her summer home. that is about what we have. there was a lot of talk, which can sometimes -- you can always ask the question, where they just talking, or was it going to be action? but there was certainly some element of action taking place, including purchases of w weapons and surveillance of the governor's home. host: 20 individuals have been charged in this case. named thea group wolverine watchmen -- what do we know about them? how wide is that militia movement in michigan? guest: the wolverine watchmen was founded by two of the individuals that have been charged in this case. there is some association with what has come to be known as the boogaloo movement, which is a aparently a codeword for second civil war. the

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to your question -- >> tasers? >> they didn't have tasers, which is important.t is better designed for the deployment of an electronic control device than this particular scenario here where you respond to an incident. you are given some preliminary information that officers don't have, a person is in mental decline, mental crisis, and the person displays a weapon. not the kind of weapon that can hurt you from a distance, but close quarters combat. and you're outside, so you don't have the element of being indoors, contained. the best thing, the philadelphia police department has not armed them with less than lethal weapons. there's no priority put on that particular thing. so when you say with respect, is this race, is this color -- when you gave us those scenarios to choose from, i have to wonder. you have a $730 million budget annually and you do not put priority on less lethal methods, but every training academy you give officers a badge, you give them a gun, you give them rounds of ammunition, and you train them how to kill. >> kill. >> you train them how t

because of budget cuts these officers did not have tasers.ou want police to use nonlethal methods and arresting suspects. they couldn't use it because they didn't have it because of budget cuts. think about that was a life is lost because of saving money. the officers did what they are supposed to do. a police officers shouldn't have to risk serious bodily injury or death so you have the right to resist arrest a assault police officers. jillian: on this note the conversation of the funding the police, there's a conversation of behavioral health experts with police, i know the philadelphia police department has entered this joint venture where mental health expert is supposed to be in the room where the 9 one one calls come in. the commissioner says that person was not in the room when the call came in so they didn't send a behavioral health expert into the field for this call in which they knew this person walter wallace junior at mental health issues. having a system like that is going to be part of the answer or know, will that work? >> it

we found out today that officers who responded did not have tasers the mayor jim kenney says they expect more protests, perhaps into early next week things are quiet now, but we'll see how things progress through the night. >>> mother nature is on the attack really like we haven't seen in a lifetime think of it. storms and floods and fire over time and of intensity that tops all records. again and again. 2020has brought an onslaught o an extreme, really like nothing in memory. from severe tropical storms and hurricanes to devastating wildfires and drought. here's the big picture from nasa look here. through the first nine months of the year, the united states has reported 16 weather disasters as shown on your screen here that caused at least $1 billion in damage each. that ties an all-time record, and the year is not over 2020 has been awful by so many measures, and it's building in multiple locations right now in colorado, three of the largest fires in state history this year, two of them burning across the landscape at this moment in southern california, crews battling two major wildfi

messages, and successfully detonated an improvised explosive device while fox confirmed he purchased a taser to use in the kidnapping. the group planned to meet again on october 7th. >> the fbi and state police executed arrests of several of the conspirators when they were meeting on the east side of the state to pool funds for explosives and exchange tactical gear. >> reporter: several others linked to an extremist group were charged separately for planning to storm the state building, taking hostages, including whitmer and planning to instigate civil war. >> all of us in michigan can disagree about politics, but those disagreements should never ever amount to violence. >> reporter: and the fbi director recently warned members of congress that unwith of tone biggest threats this country faces are from domestic extremist groups, that this is something they are very concerned about. shimon prokupecz, cnn, new york. >> thank you so much for that. governor whitmer is specifically laying some blame for the plot to kidnap her on president trump. >> just last week, the president of the united stat

we also learned, because there's been a lot of calls from the community why a taser wasn't used, bothcers weren't holding a taser according to the police commissioner, which is still baffling to a lot of people in this community. we know they both were wearing body camera video. that will be a big part of this investigation rightly and there are two investigations going on now, one with the district attorney's office and separately within the piece department. those two officers are on desk duty right now, which is also something angering this community but still a lot of questions need to be answered about this case. guys? >> britain beginnithank you ver >>>le still ahead -- new coronavirus infections are increasing now in 40 states. and there are record hospitalizations, meaning people are getting very sick from the virus. we'll have a live update on all of this next. at dell technologies, we started by making the cloud easier to manage. but we didn't stop there. we made a cloud flexible enough to adapt to any size business. no matter what it does, or how it changes. and we kept goi

why weren't tasers used? you showed your viewers that video.'t lunge at police why this did they fire shots? they say it's still under investigation but she told us two officers who are on desk duty were not carrying tasers and each fired seven shots but it doesn't really answer the question as to why shots were fired in the first place. there is just a ton of anger in the killing of this 27-year-old man who we learned from family members was an aspiring rap artist and the anger poured on the streets of philadelphia overnight. a number looting incidents and number of arrests. 30 arrests in all. there were officers injured. one has a broken leg after being hit by a pickup truck. i can tell you, jake, everyone is preparing for a very rough night tonight as well. we have seen businesses boarding up and closing down early and a call from the police department to get help just in case things get out of hand as this community is really suffering with this one, asking so many questions that can't be answered at this point. >> thank you. >>> president

lucas then tasered and shot price.he was taken to a hospital where he later died. >> we love him and -- it is tragic loss and to just -- show that we are here to get justice and -- show we support everybody. >> texas officials say an investigation determined lucas' actions outside the station quote were not objectionably responsible. his bond has been set at $1 million. price's family is now demanding answers as to why it took several days for an arrest. >> we are upset because this community currently right now is being denied justice. >> attorney lee merritt is also calling for the release of surveillance and body camera video from the night that price died. that is the latest from dallas. back to you. >>> this afternoon oakland city council will consider a landmark policy for the police department that comes in the aftermath of the death of george floyd in minneapolis. the proposal would widen the city's existing ban against choke holds and would impose new restrictions on called neck holds. it would also prohibit o

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they purchased tasers, night vision goggles, sniper rifles with silencers.y used credit -- encrypd chat on facebook.in it is encourthat facebook monitoring thei secret means of communication. laura:om is therehing about a woman, in this case the governor of michigan, that particularly triggers right wing extremists? >> certainly.they are misogynisy generalized. -- genderized. but this is also, they believe an assault on rights in the united states. it was also directed, i think, to u.s. elected leadership in general. his is strict -- laura: is it strange to you that coronavirus should be seen through this paradigm by extremistss, or do they see everything through that particular lens? like that certainly has become a powerful accelerant, fueling any number of kanaan -- >> it certainly has become a powerful accelerant, fueling any number of conspiracy theories om the covid pandemic to child pornography sex rings that contain highly vitriolic anti-semitism, racism, misogyny. but the fact is that during seven months of lockdowns, you have this seething mass of

. >> reporter: court documents said the two shocked the hostages with tasers, beat them with sticks, forced them to witness murders and staged mock executions. >> their role within the isis terrorist organization was that of being part of a brutal hostage taking scheme. >> reporter: to get british cooperation for putting the men on trial here the u.s. agreed not to seek the death penalty so the maximum punishment if convicted is life in prison lester >> all right pete williams tonight, thank you. >>> up next, the top spy hunter's concerns about the election they do one of the most difficult jobs there is, even in normal times. our frontline health care workers. and when these heroes lack the resources they need, that risky job gets ten times harder. prop fifteen makes corporations pay their fair share. to invest in our communities, in our clinics, in the essential workers who treat everyone- rich, poor, and in-between. whether it's this pandemic or the next health crisis, vote yes on prop fifteen. for all of us. >>> with 27 days until the election, america's top spy hunter is concern

those cops should have had tasers on them. i never second-guess a cop. you have a guy, a maniac, mentally ill. >> sean: he is coming at them with the blade, i don't second guess the cops at all. i want to know why philadelphia, a major city, does not have tasers and standard equipment. indicated that somebody had institutional knowledge that this was a nut job, violent ex-con mental patient on the lithium that you really had to tread lightly. the fact that he got shot dead is a tragedy and more aggravation for the nation. the philadelphia suburbs respond to the looting and the rioting. >> sean: that's happening live, just going into stores and nobody's there to stop it. thank you both. more hannity after this. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen

those cops should have had tasers on them. i never second-guess a cop. you have a guy, a maniac mentally ill. >> sean: he is coming at them with the blade, i don't second guess the cops at all. i want to know why philadelphia a major city, does not have tasers and standard equipment. indicated that somebody had institutional knowledge that this was a nut job, violent ex-con mental patient on lithium that you really had to tread lightly. the fact that he got shot dead is a tragedy and more aggravation for the nation. the philadelphia suburbs respond to the looting and the rioting. >> sean: that's happening live, just going into stores and nobody's there to stop it. thank you both. more hannity after this. to sto. thank you both. more hannity after this election... (fisherman vo) how do i register to vote? hmm!.. hmm!.. hmm!.. (woman on porch vo) can we vote by mail here? (grandma vo) you'll be safe, right? (daughter vo) yes! (four girls vo) the polls! voted! (grandma vo) go out and vote! it's so important! (man at poll vo) woo! (grandma vo) it's the most

all started when police were trying to take a sexual assault suspect into custody, trying to use a taser on him. he got away so lapd was called in to help. officers shot at the suspect before he ran, barricading himself inside one of the buildings at the studio. he was finally arrested overnight. >>> governor newsom is responding to an ""l.a. times"" report saying a spy plane was used to monitor the sacramento area enabled where the head of california's national guard lives. "the times" says it happened during the george floyd protest and a similar thing was done in three other cities -- minneapolis, washington, d.c., and phoenix. in the other cases it was it ger information about crowd flows and unrest but the rallies were relatively peaceful. the governor says changes have since been made. the head of the guard major general baldwin tells the "l.a. times" the location of the home had nothing to do with that deployment. >>> an "l.a. times" report of an abusive incident at california's four privately run i.c.e. detention centers. the report cites 250 calls reporting violence and abuse at

the complaint further alleges fox purchased a taser for use in the kidnapping, and that the group successfullyated an improvised explosive device, wrapped with shrapnel, to test its anti-personnel capabilities. >> as they were meeting to buy more explosives, law enforcement moved in. the fbi had an undercover informant. armed men staged protests at the michigan state house earlier this year. they were carrying swastikas and nooses when governor whitmer announced stay-at-home orders to combat the spread of covid-19. donald trump gave his support to the protests, tweeting out, "liberate michigan." the governor thanked the fbi for keeping themselves -- them safe, but the residence words encourage this -- president's words encourage this. >> stanback and standby -- stand back and stand by, he told them. stand back and standby. hate groups heard this not as a rebuke, but as a rallying cry, is a call to action. >> the sounds of the growing influence and strength of militia groups in the u.s., some of those have appeared at protests at other parts of the country. if convicted, they face a sentence of

he started to walk away and that's when lukas used a taser and shot him.ukas's actions were deemed not objectionable. price is considered a hero and his family is getting help from a former baseball player. >> i loved my son and i tried to bring him up to do the right thing. >> reporter: the family of jonathan price was overcome with emotion as they gathered feet away from where they say he was gunned down by police. >> i came up here and seen my son laying there fighting for his life. >> reporter: price's family claims he was breaking up a domestic dispute between a man and woman outside this convenience store in wolfe city near dallas when authorities according to witnesses, the responding officer tased then shot twice killing him. >> i said, who shot jonathan? he said, i did. i said, what did you shoot him for? he said, get back. >> reporter: price is being described as a pillar of the community. >> jonathan was a mentor, broth brother, son, a beloved hero of this community. >> reporter: former red sox player and cbs hq analyst will middlebrooks has org

drawing his weapons, a long gun and his pistol, in front of a cache of weapons and he showed off had his taserand that here, a group appearing to run commando drills out of a vehicle. this dashcam video showing one of the suspects being pulled over during a routine traffic stop. >> you have a driver's license and proof of insurance with you? >> the fbi said he later texted the group saying he wanted to full the officers who pulled him over. as the plot against governor whitmwi whitmer made national headlines the president continued his attacks over the weekend, while visiting her home state. >> and i guess they said she was threatened. right? she was threatened. and she blamed had ed me. >> i know president trump said you owed him gratitude and you should thank him. and then he doubled down on his criticism of you, when you reached out to the white house, can did you get any response? you know, i made this request directly to the vice president on two occasions and he acknowledged hearing my requests and, but, no action was ever taken. and i, you know, i -- that's where it ends unfortunately.

. >> he mistakenly pulled out his gun instead of his taser. he was charged with murder but convicted of involuntary manslaughter. >> manslaughter, that statue of limitations has what? >> it is too late to charge him with manslaughter, let alone being an accessory to manslaughter. a jury in l.a. determined it was not a murder case. they settled the family and friends of oscar grant years ago. >> if they already brought a civil suit, it is over. >> it is an election year, i think people are grandstanding a bit. >> keith garcia as president of the police union. he too says the se is over. >> how can you make someone an accessory to lking to lawyers t represent us, there is no continuing charges that were going to be filed. >> prosecutors are not discussing exactly what they are looking into. there thing only that this case is again under investigation. reporting live, henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >> us for the former officer, he is no longer with the department. what is his status? >> he was fired from bart pd. he is now working out of the countr

investigators confirm witness accounts of what happened next, saying lucas deployed his taser on price in this gas station parking lot, then drew his service weapon, firing on price, who died at a nearby hospital the rangers say their preliminary investigation shows the actions of officer lucas were not objectionably reasonable the district attorney not commenting on the facts of the case amid the ongoing investigation. support for the family now pouring into the small town hundreds gathering last night to honor jonathan's life with peaceful calls for justice. price described as a pillar of his community. the 31-year-old worked for the city and as a personal trainer, choosing to move back home from dallas to help his mother. >> with that police officer now behind bars, what does justice mean for you >> don't let him out >> reporter: price's mother now calling for officer lucas to face justice. >> and just let him feel the pain that i'm feeling. >> reporter: and tonight officer lucas remains behind bars. his bail set at a million dollars. the police union says it's monitoring this ongoi

lucas tasered price, then shot him. >> three gunshots went off and i turned and looked at them and i said, "a cop just shot somebody." >> reporter: a lawyer for the family says price was unarmed. tonight, his mother demanding justice. >> just let him feel the pain that i'm feeling. my son got life. i want him to get life. >> reporter: lucas is now charged with price's murder. >> we don't think that he should be ever, ever free again. there was an absolutely no justification for the use of force. >> reporter: price has been described as a leader in the small town. his death sparking marches overnight. david, the lawyer representing price's family says there is video of this incident and he wants it released. david? >> marcus, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, that cat 4 people are waking up tog with what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine, my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... ...and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsu

>>after maintaining he intended to use his taser not his service revolver peroni was never charged though he was fired from the bart police force. >>as long as legislators fail. and don't know the bell. the they have to help get just as well at school. will be out here every single year. going to get just as oscars murder. >>the tail end of that news conference the family announced that they just received an email from the d a saying that she had agreed to reopen that investigation kron 4 got a similar email saying only she was going to reopen that investigation, but nancy o'malley was going to assign a team of lawyers to look at the circumstances that caused oscar grant's death and at that point make a determination about going forward. reporting live. i'm dan kerman ken pam back to you in the studio dan thank you very much now to the latest on the massive blast fire still burning in the north bay tonight that fire has grown to more than 65,000 acres and containment is that. >>tonight some residents are allowed to return back to their homes or what's left of their homes after the fire de

they tried to taser him and eventually fired shots at him he was then apprehended i would insist said they heard the gunfire there's a. police decided another fire man the police arrived quickly really quickly bikers everything that followed then they set up a security system i went down with my scooter and i saw the gari come in take refuge in the cathedral afterwards i heard a lot of gunshots. well the public process terrorism prosecutors also been talking about the perpetrator behind that attack who is currently in hospital and he said could die from the injuries as a result result of being shot by the police 14 shots are used in that attack as they try to apprehend him as he ran toward shouting. now we understand that he was not known to the intelligence services here in france and there were no fingerprints of him on the system but because the was found near him with his personal belongings suggested that he is a national that was born in 1999 that i didn't see documents came from the italian red cross because he only came to europe just over a month ago arriving into italy to le

man was brandishing a weapon a gun it seems the police went there they stunned him with an electric taser but apparently he continued to refuse to let the weapon go and he was shot dead by the police also reports coming out from saudi arabia of an attack on a security guard outside the french consulate that the security guard injured in that stabbing attack police have arrested a suspect who is thought to be a national from saudi arabia now the french embassy there has vigilance for french citizens in the country given the context of what's going on but that vigilance is being urged all french citizens who live in muslim majority countries if you're living there if you're traveling there you know the french government at the moment is warning people to be particularly cautious all of this comes we don't know if it's connected but the latest in the east is that 3 people are dead we understand one person was beheaded in the tack that took place inside a basilica inside the church in nice. ok thank you charlotte. reporting from paris. ok we've just joining us let's just recap then what has h

. >> reporter: court documents said the two shocked the hostages with tasers, beat them with sticks,witness murders, and staged mock executions. >> their role within the isis terrorist organization was that of being part of a brutal, hostage-taking scheme. >> to get british cooperation for putting the men on trial, here, the u.s. agreed not to seek the death penalty so, the maximum punishment, if they're convicted, would be life in prison. phillip. >> all right, pete, thank you. >>> coming up. a group of celebrities present themselves a little bare, right, in a new psa about voting by mail. >> all right ch fo oubled waters prove to muor that bridge in france you're watching "early today." for every $50 spent! plus, kohl's rewards members earn triple rewards with a kohl's card... or double rewards any way you pay! plus, free store pickup. start gifting now with savings that wow. kohl's. we'd love some help with laundry. here's how you do it. spray and scrub anything with a stain. soak your nasty jersey. it stinks! wash the really dirty clothes separately. remember -hard work builds ch

they actually obtained at tasers and things to try to actually pull this off.hey also involved the potential shooting a police officers, law enforcement. apparently one person in the group found that to be too far and became an informant for the fbi and that was how they were tipped to the entire plot. this group was incredibly well organised with their plans. what do we know about them? to they have some kind of background? there is kind of a history of these militia in michigan for some reason. there has been a numberof for some reason. there has been a number of episodes where people were off training in the woods for a potential downfall of society as we know it. but in recent days, it's really come to the fore as the processions have been put in against the virus. they have said that being forced to wear a mask and being unable to try to go to a motion picture theatres in the light, was infringing on their rights and that they needed to take a stand. while most of it as if it was the american civil war yet again. there have been numerous death threats into

murder and eventually convicted of involuntary manslaughter after maintaining he intended to use his taserot his service revolver peroni was never charged though he was fired from the bart police force. >>now near the tail end of that news conference oscar grant's family indicated they had just received an email from district attorney ernie nc o'malley, saying she had agreed to reopen the investigation kron 4 news received a similar email saying that she would not only reopen the investigation but a sign a team of attorneys to look into the circumstances death and from there make a determination. reporting live dan kerman back to you guys in the studio all right dan thank you very much lot of work ahead on that let's move on to the wildfires in california. >>they have broken yet another grim record more than 4 million acres have burned so far this year that's more than double the previous record from 2018. at least 31 people have died this year hundreds of homes have been destroyed. most of the damage came this summer when those lightning strike sparked dozens of wildfires across the state

. >> the complaint further alleges that fox purchased a taser for use in the kidnapping and that the group successfully detonated an impro-mized explosive device wrapped with shrapnel to test its anti-personnel. >> governor whitmer has faced sharp criticism for imposing extensive coronavirus lockdown measures. authorities say there could be more charges. >>> firefighters are gaining ground on the glass fire in wine country. crews have slowed the growth of the fire to just 67,000 acres. the glass fire is now 66% contained. more than 640 homes have been destroyed. and within the last 90 minutes, evacuation warnings were lifted for santa rosa. now, many of the firefighters on that battle line today were actually there in sonoma county exactly three years ago when the devastating tubbs fire broke out. changing the landscape of santa rosa forever. >> i just want to thank all of you for being here today to help us with this current fire that we're experiencing, knowing that many of you were here in 2017 helping us. >> during today's briefing, cal fire held a 30-second moment of silence to

his father asked later why police did not first use a taser. an ambulance, not the police. it was an unjustified shooting. we have a person who had mental health issues. we have officers who i believe are not properly trained to deal with those mental health issues. philadelphia's town mare phil kelly calls it a tragic incident, pledging a full investigation. it's a matter not only carefully considered by the special investigations unit and the assigned prosecutor, it is a matter that i am personally looking at carefully. this office has made clear that we believe in fairness. we believe in evenhanded justice. we are not out to cover for anybody and we are not out to get anybody. there was visible anger on the streets of philadelphia. hundreds of protesters face down right police, injuring several officers and looting multiple businesses. the white house had said they are prepared to deploy federal resources to enforce the law. in a statement released on tuesday, joe biden and kamala harris said: at the same time, they added addressing the loot

they actually obtained at tasers and things to try to actually pull this off.tential shooting of police officers, law enforcement. apparently one person in the group found that to be too far and became an informant for the fbi, and that was how they were tipped to the entire plot. now, this group was incredibly well—organised with their plans. what do we know about them? do they have some kind of background? well, there's kind of a history of these militia in michigan for some reason. there's been a number of episodes where people were off training in the woods for the potential downfall of society as we know it. but in recent days, it's really come to the fore as there has been protections put in against the virus. they have said that being forced to wear a mask and being unable to try to go to places, motion picture theatres and the like, was infringing on their rights and that they needed to take a stand. almost as if it was the american civil war yet again. there have been numerous death threats sent to the governor. and a few months back, they actually had

a taser is not the right tool to bring to a situation where he believes that his own life's in danger. >> reporter: now garcia died at queen of the valley medical center the next day due to those six gunshot wounds to the abdomen. his blood alcohol level was 0.338 at the time of the shooting. before the sheriff released the video to the public mr. garcia's family viewed the video here at the sheriff's department this afternoon along with their attorney and a representative from the mexican consulate. mr. garcia is a mexican national. >> >> many times the departments turn the investigation over to other agencies. >> reporter: this is the napa county major crimes task force which involves the napa sheriff's department and the napa city police department and the napa county d.a.'s office. we're told that this investigation could take between six and eight months. the sergeant is on paid administrative leave right now. >> it's all staying in the county. thanks so much. >>> milpitas police offering a $20,000 reward in the case of a man suspected of killing his ex- girl friend. detectives b

the family is questioning tonight why police didn't use tasers instead of bullets. but the family is emphasizing they do not support the looting and the violent response. peaceful demonstrations later turned into chaos across the city the past 2 nights in this evening. at 9 o'clock philly times just a few minutes ago a curfew went into effect kelsey fabian shows us the looting that took place at this walmart. >>we're showing some of the aftermath of overnight looting here in philadelphia this taking place in the port richmond section of the city we're outside a walmart this wal-mart saw hundreds of people inside looting overnight. we are looking at the damage left behind this right here in mt 65 inch the merchandise clearly taken out of the in the box just left behind you take a look at the items scattered as we walk closer to the walmart you're going to see there are clothing food items more empty merchandise boxes and they're just things everywhere in this parking lot things that people dropped as they were running in and out of the building but we do want to give

not saying i'm against the police but there's the other way that we have a knife what happened to a taser what happened to shoot women. ok i know i shouldn't have killed them ok we all guys children ok this is ridiculous others were calling for peace we don't want any. dangerous given station we don't want any looting we want people to channel day energies elsewhere where can you understand why there's so much anger on the streets with a young black man right now yes i can understand it because they are at risk did they did their being shot down know anybody was there about others but didn't know would be those that we that we will sort of protect the. when you know. there was however further outbreaks of isolated looting on tuesday night far away from the scene of the protests dozens of people taking from a store in the north east to deceive. another black man dead in america anger on the streets police on the defensive and what has become an all too familiar cycle. philadelphia. polls have just closed in a general election in tanzania by violence and allegations of foul play president j