they're a taser company, you change the name, they're taser but when i look at the mosaic, you are a that produces tasers at this point. >> we have made the shift. i understand your skepticism now that i have the scars on my back going from a weapon company to an integrated software tech company. it was way harder than i thought it would be. but today we're running the largest government dataset in the azure cloud in the world, well over a hundred petabytes and it's growing exponentially now how do we unlock all of the data hidden to make policing better, make communities safer and make policing more accountable. there's not enough hours to solve all of the problems that we have the opportunity to go solve. >> but one of things that i like while solving the problems is that 100% of your employees had some level of involvement in sprint for justice this is important. a lot of times when we hear about companies, the top guy's writing checks sometimes we hear about discussions about this among employees but your company is taking radical action everyone is in on it. >> the credit goes t

police officer with his fist then used a metal bat on officers vitali gossjankowski says he found a taser on the ground while walking toward the capitol during the riot but denies he was the person who used it on officer mike fanone who suffered a minor heart attack after being tased by rioters who stole his taser. many of those arrested say they deserve a presidential pardon claiming they stormed the capitol at the president's urging. >> tom, will this increased security last beyond inauguration day >> reporter: yeah, the d.c. homeland security director suggesting that the increased security will be around for a while given the ongoing threat in fact, 6,600 national guard told to be here for at least 30 days. lester >> tom costello outside the capitol. thank you. >>> the fbi is filing many charges stemming from the riot at the capitol two weeks ago with a focus on who might have been planning for leading it nbc's pete williams is following this pete, what can you tell us about this >> the fbi singled out at least a dozen people accused of being members of extremist groups involved in the

yorker" today reports that members of the mob that attacked the capitol were armed with guns and tasers and baseball bats and at least one person carried a noose with them into the capitol which puts a fine point on the fact that so much of the crowd was yelling "hang mike pence." cnn interviewed one of the d.c. police officers who was dragged down the capitol steps who was beaten and tased by the trump mob. >> i was just, you know, trying to fight as best i could. i remember guys were stripping me of my gear. these were rioters pulling my badge off my chest. they ripped my radio off of -- off my vest. started pulling like ammunition magazines from their holder on my belt. and then some guy started getting hold of my gun, and they were screaming out, you know, kill him with his own gun. at that point, you know, it was just like self-preservation, how do i survive this situation. and i thought about using deadly force. i thought about shooting people. and then i just came to the conclusion that, you know, if i was to do that, i might get a few but i'm not going to take everybody and they

capitol police officer with his fist then used a metal bat on officers vitali gossjankowski found a taser on the ground urging >> tom, will this increased security last beyond inauguration day >> reporter: yeah, the d.c. homeland security director suggesting the increased security will be around for a while given the ongoing threat 6,600 national guard troops told to be here for at least 30 days. >> tom costello outside the capitol. thank you. >>> the fbi is filing many charges stemming from the riot at the capitol two weeks ago with a focus on who might have been planning for leading it nbc's pete williams is joining us what can you tell us about this >> the fbi singled out a dozen people accused of being members of extremist groups involved in the riot federal prosecutors say this video shows eight or ten people in military-style gear approaching the entrance wearing patches of a militia group called oath keepers. the fbi says a virginia man, 65-year-old thomas caldwell, planned and coordinated at least that part of the capitol siege. no comment from him or a lawyer prosecutors accused

law enforcement trapped, taser terrorized by insurrections. >> people started chanting "kill him with his own gun." >> firsthand accounts from the officers defending democracy. >> some of them were absolutely crazed. >> outnumbered, outgunned, overwhelmed. >> some of the most brutal combat i've ever encountered. >> and how the mob was just one minute and 100 yards from the man one heartbeat from the presidency. >> where's mike pence, where's mike pence! >>> inside intel? did some lawmakers give rioters recon tours before the siege? >> it's important for us to be prepared for more disruption, more violence. >> this special edition of "nightline" will be right back. "nightline" will be right back. ever wonder what retinol dermatologists use to fight wrinkles? it's neutrogena®. rapid wrinkle repair® visibly smooths fine lines in 1 week. deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena®. ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. it was just ten days ago the nation watched in disbelief as a mob of pro-trump insurrectionists stormed the u.s. capitol. now more than 100 ha

warren's family pleads with the officer not to shoot him a shot is heard which is later described as a taser. the video cuts from the doorbell security camera to a cell phone, warren appears to be getting up from the ground >> sit down. sit down >> don't shoot him don't shoot him! >> reporter: warren, age 52, died later at a hospital >> what went wrong here in your opinion >> they should have sent a mental health resource officer capable of dealing with a mental health crisis instead, they sent a hostile, poorly trained officer who resorted too quickly to the use of force. >> reporter: in a statement, the police chief said this incident is rightfully of great concern to the community. it is my duty to ensure a thorough investigation is conducted. police identified the officer as reynaldo contreras, a five-year veteran of the force now on administrative leave. warren's family demands the officer's arrest and that he be held accountable for warren's death ron allen, nbc news. >>> all right, up next for us tonight, the growing crisis for america's seniors. >>> siegfried, half of the magic duo s

the bodycam footage very carefully, you see that one of the officers actually puts her hand on her tasershe's ready to use it. and when you stop and ask yourself what was the behaviour that kevin had done to merit immediately being surrounded, all the officers stepping in, is hejust got to his knees. easy, mate. easy. nice and easy, mate. we're just here to help. this is when the fateful decision to restrain kevin is taken. it's as if without talking about it, they all have the same mindset, that this is somebody who needs to be restrained. easy. easy, mate. nice and easy. that's it. and that one. that's it. and what's that mindset based on? fear, perhaps? fear of what they see. what do they see? a big, black man. fear. the man is now in handcuffs. he's erm — become quite aggressive to us. - they need to hurry up. has anyone got any leg restraints they can - bring down, please? the officer has told control that he's become quite aggressive towards them. well, it's simply not true. he's not being aggressive at all, and he's not capable of being aggressive towards them. the suggestion of l

announcing the arrest of a man seen in the blue coat seen storming the capitol while displaying a taser. investigators are questioning the man in connection with the assault on d.c. police officer fanone who suffered a minor heart attack after someone tased him. >> while i was getting tased they stripped my gear off and they tried to get my gun and at kill him with his own gun. >> reporter: the man tells investigators that if he did touch officer fanone he touched his helmet and it was merely to help him. the fbi arrested a student at the fashion institute of technology after allegedly bragging about his role in the capitol attack. agents say his classmates turned him in. >>> new details about the final batch of pardons that president trump is expected to issue today. sources say rapper lil wayne is among 100 people who will be pardoned or have their sentenced commuted. he pleaded guilty to a gunilr se for corruption. the former u.s. attorney who prosecuted silver responded by tweeting, quote, people who say trump has no empathy are wrong. he has the utmost empathy for degenerate, corru

of a bucket of soapy water they also wouldn't vote for him is on robots to zap a woman with a taser every time they go too slow and there are some worker co-ops in the us to the largest one is cooperative home care associates which has $2300.00 workers who enjoy good wages regular hours and family health insurance basically having worker ownership of companies is the answer to a ton of our problems it's not the answer all of them obviously while still produces millions of followers that are then thrown away totally destroying the planet just like our phone producers so have a worker ownership in a market economy will not save the world but it would help a lot of people and once the workers have that power and that success they may use that power to have some control in the government and actually change things for the better good we would one know or do. much better to get paid in bathroom breaks and have a go fund me retirement plan now many from washington d.c. the belle of the basis is redacted and i. welcome i'm only campanella take the news from behind a recent senate investigation f

she had been injured, and they tasered her as she was being arrested, and we are told that she is nowe police are investigating this, and the crime scene behind me was set up very early this morning. polite all right, lisa, thank you very much indeed for the latest on that. let‘s return to coronavirus. the health secretary, matt hancock, has said every adult will be offered a coronavirus vaccination by the autumn. he said the government was aiming to inoculate the over—50s by the spring and then would work down the age groups. earlier, i spoke to professor deenan pillay from university college london. he sits on the department of health advisory group on covid testing, and i asked him about the ramping—up of the uk vaccination roll—out. it is clearly a huge advance, great news we now have three vaccine is licensed or approved within the uk, very good news and demonstrating what we can do in the scientific world. of course, again, vaccines are only one part of the solution. there remain two some vaccine hesitancy, particularly in some groups, so we have to role out at speed, but at the

the ground while the family pleads with the officer not to shoot him a shot is fired described as a taser at a hospital. >> what went wrong in your opinion? >> they should have sent him a mental health resource officer who's capable of dealing with a mental health crisis instead they sent a hostile poorly trained officer who resorted too quickly to the use of force. >> reporter: in a statement killeen's police chief said it is of grave concern to the community. police identified the office as reynaldo contreras, a five-year veteran on the force, now on administrative leave. >>> a new sign of how devastating the covid resurgence has been to the economy. 965,000 americans filed for unemployment claims last week. that's the most in nearly five months and about four times as much as pre-pandemic levels. >>> there's much more ahead including a private company that wants to put passengers in space by april. >>> paying tribute to one from a famed magical duo. try microban 24. spray on hard surfaces to kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria initially, including the virus that causes covid-19. once dr

links properties he was detained in moscow 10 days ago after returning from germany with the latest taser him on cazares. according to the bloggers see moscow police perform searches at several locations associated with alex a. slew of his residences in the russian capital his studio where he does screams on youtube for his followers and some of the homes of his associates as well one of his associates claims that the searches are linked to the criminal inquiry launched after saturday's unsanctioned rallies in moscow in support of the blogger where protesters violated and seek ovid restrictions now we are yet to get any official confirmation of this from the moscow authorities say no one is currently detained here in moscow for a period of 30 days after his return from german clinic where he was undergoing treatment now his detention has to do with his failure to observe the conditions of a suspended sentence where he was supposed to check in with the prison authorities at least twice a month. he was convicted for stealing money from a friendship because medics company here in russia he w

both deployed their tasers, but they were unsuccessful. as blake appears to lean into the driver's side of the car, sheskey opens fire. blake's three young boys in the back seat but not injured. today, the prosecutor saying blake was armed. >> we say with confidence, based on blake's admission, based on all the officers saying it and this video evidence, he clearly is armed with a knife. >> reporter: the shooting parked days of violence protests. 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse charged with killing two in the unrest. overnight, kenosha issuing an emergency declaration -- putting up fences and boarding up businesses. the governor deploying 500 national guardsmen. blake, paralyzed from the shooting, still recovering. his family point disappointed, but say they are determined to keep fighting for justice. >> you cannot have a bill of rights for the police and then have a bill of rights for the people. we're all people. >> reporter: kyle rittenhouse, who is accused of killing two people and wounding a third, he appeared in court today and pleaded

she had been injured and she was tasered as she was being arrested and she is now being treated in hospitalarticular told me that he heard screaming just before the police and the ambulance crew arrived. he said that he heard her saying, "help me, help me." a woman in the house, coming in and out of the house was screaming, "help me." lisa hampele reporting. officials in indonesia say they've located the black box flight recorders from the boeing 737 airliner that crashed yesterday. 62 passengers and crew were on board the jet, which disappeared from radar screens over the sea, four minutes after taking off from the capital, jakarta. 0ur south east asia correspondent jonathan head reports. better weather allowed a small flotilla of ships to make progress in the search for flight sji82 in the sea north of the capital, jakarta. the boeing 737 crashed just four minutes into its journey. the location was quickly identified, allowing teams of divers to locate wreckage on the sea floor and, they believe, signals from the flight recorders. translation: there are two signals coming from the black b

she had been injured and they tasered her as she was being arrested.tal being treated for those injuries and obviously, the police are investigating this and the crime scene behind me was set up very early this morning. the headlines on bbc news... fresh warnings that the nhs — under increasing pressure — could soon be overwhelmed by coronavirus cases. the health secretary says people should all play their part in helping stop the spread. the labour leader, sir keir starmer calls on the government to go further to reinforce the stay—at—home message to the public. it comes as the goverment says a—symptomatic testing is set to be made available across england this week — and tens of thousands of people over the age of 80 have been invited to book vaccines. officials in indonesia say they've located the black box flight recorders from the boeing 737 airliner that crashed yesterday. 62 passengers and crew were on board the jet, which disappeared from radar screens over the sea, shortly after take—off. 0ur south east asia correspondent jonathan head reports

she had been injured and she was tasered as she was being arrested and she is now being treated in hospitalin particular told me that he heard screaming just before the police and the ambulance crew arrived. he said that he heard her saying, "help me, help me." a woman in the house, coming in and out of the house was screaming, "help me." lisa hampele reporting. the online supermarket, 0cado, has warned there could be shortages of some products over the next few weeks because of staff problems in its supply chain. 0cado says the number of workers off sick or sick—isolating because of covid means that some food producers are reducing the number of products they offer. the online retailer warned that supply chain issues could lead to a higher number of substitutions as well as missing items on customer orders. officials in indonesia say they've located the black box flight recorders from the boeing 737 airliner that crashed yesterday. 62 passengers and crew were on board the jet, which disappeared from radar screens over the sea, four minutes after taking off from the capital jakarta. 0ur sou

she had been injured and she was tasered as she was being arrested and she is now being treated in hospitalin particular told me that he heard screaming just before the police and the ambulance crew arrived. he said that he heard her saying, "help me, help me." a woman in the house, coming in and out of the house was screaming, "help me." lisa hampele you. the outgoing vice president, mike pence, will attend the inauguration ofjoe biden on january 20th. donald trump has said he won't be at his successor‘s swearing—in, breaking with tradition. democrats in the house of representatives say they'll start impeachment proceedings against president trump on monday. they've accused him of inciting his supporters to storm the capitol building in washington. meanwhile, a prominent follower of the baseless conspiracy theory qanon has been charged over the riots. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes reports. the images that shocked america and the world. video and photographs that are now being scrutinised by the authorities to bring those responsible to justice. this man, dressed in a bearskin

she had been injured and she was tasered as she was being arrested and she is now being treated in hospital he heard screaming just before the police and the ambulance crew arrived. he said that he heard her saying, "help me, help me." a woman in the house, coming in and out of the house was screaming, "help me." lisa hampele reporting. the headlines on bbc news. as coronavirus admissions to hospitals rise, the health secretary says flexing the lockdown rules could be fatal — while some warn the measures are not strict enough. the governement promises that every adult over 18 will be offered a coronavirus vaccine by the autumn. search teams recover the black boxes of the passenger plane that crashed yesterday off indonesia, killing 62 people. more on that story now. officials in indonesia say they've located the black box flight recorders from the boeing 737 airliner that crashed yesterday. 62 passengers and crew were on board the jet, which disappeared from radar screens over the sea, four minutes after taking off from the capital jakarta. 0ur south east asia correspondent jonathan head re

the 6 i mean gay scandal and the democratic house representative talked about you know police being tasered potentially with their own guns one shot with his own gun one officer lost an eye we already know that one officer died i mean these details are only emerging now in the last 24 hours because lawmakers are able to you might say paint the picture that they experience to explain to the american people this is what happened how shocking is it that we are getting this sort of detail that we didn't get maybe 4 or 5 days ago. well i don't think the belated this is shocking after all you're trying to you know put together a huge jigsaw puzzle if that doesn't downplay the enormity of the horror and the crimes but it isn't as though you can interrogate you know everybody at once the initial focus is the culprit sue needed to be apprehended and caught and certainly there were capitol police who were fraternizing with the enemy but i do think that the detail that's coming out now does impact because people are riveted by these personal stories that given this to the tragedy that occurred the cri

the woman, who was tasered during the arrest, also suffered injuries and was taken to hospital.up against an increasing amount of mistrust, conspiracy theories and abuse online with protests even outside hospitals. concerns have been raised about the impact on staff mental health. you know, i had a junior doctor who was working in a&e, so i really, really don't want to go in this because there was a whole lot of people outside my hospital who were telling me that covid was a hoax and shouting at me as i left my shift and i was half broken. we just want to keep you safe. we just want you to stay at home. and ijust don't want you to end up in my intensive care unit. i really don't. with a major incident declared in london surrounding covid cases last week, we'd like to hear your views and experiences of the health service as it faces increasing pressure. do get in touch. let's take a look at the travel situation now. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. milder and breezier today than it has been of late. we're starting off with temperatures above freezing t

people have their own, individual tasers. that is great. every so proud to be an american. the federal government has a role in all of this. the reconstruction finance corporation -- when -- they realized that they might not have the money to do so. they did not think, i am going to build a new factory. they gave loans out to people that were going to participate, produce more related goods and basically contribute to the war effort. we began seeing that in the u.s. masks is something that people have been getting money for. reconstruction finance is helping different companies rapidly gear out, getting the tooling from building a car to a bomber. largest factory ever built. a could produce a bomber with many parts. every single hour. they learned -- they would hire many people at once. the government said, we recognize you guys need the help. we are going to invest in you because we will not survive unless take that effort ourselves. this question in march of this year was all about the defense procurement act. how you got different corporations to put together the ventila

. >> reporter: the bart officer said that he mistakenly pulled out his gun instead of his taser. he was charged with murder but convicted of involuntary manslaughter >> my family, the community, we've continued to not have it justice. >> reporter: his family said that another officer is criminally liable for being overly aggressive. >> we are here to let it be heard that we demand that he be charged for felony murder . >> the guilt will eat at him like drano. >> he knows what he did. >> no longer can elected officials fear what this should look like. >> reporter: they vast for prosecutor to review the case. the bart board will consider a resolution urging the disk returning to charge the second officer. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> congress overrides the veto , what happens next? >>> here's a look at the headlines. when it comes to covid-19 in the bay area. the icu capacity is at 6.3%. well below the 50% capacity goals sent by the governor. the death toll is now at 25,000. >>> many survivors are facing a rougher recovery. here's a very personal story from maureen naylor. >> re

riot cops often wielding clubs, and in some cases even tasers, like in this troubling video from moscowd through the russian capital, many motorists honked their horns in apparent support as they drove past. alexei navalny whose appeal from detention was denied this week called for national protests. russia's government acted swiftly in an unprecedented move, shutting down large parts of moscow, including ten subway stops, in an effort to stop the protests which authorities say are unsanctioned. but people came out in masses across this vast country, often braving freezing temperatures like in enkaterin. release, release, said the protesters. navalny remains in detention and faces another court hearing this week. locked away but not silenced, as many supporters have vowed to continue their action. >> and fredricka, it looks like this is not going to stop any time soon. in fact, the troubles continue for alexei navalny. his next trial date is next tuesday and that could see him going behind bars for years, his protesters calling once again for demonstrations in front of the court where h

metro police officer michael who was tasered on the ground, beaten by a crowd of rioters, suffered a mild heart attack and held his fire to save lives. >> and i thought about, you know, using deadly force. i thought about shooting people. and then i just calm to the conclusion that, you know, if i was to do that i might get a few but i'm not going to take everybody, and they'll probably take my gun away from me. and that would definitely give them the justification that they were looking for to kill me. >> we're hearing from heroes on the force. but sadly we're also learning about others who joined the crowd of rioters because authorities are investigating more and more current law enforcement officers, two from virginia, even posed for a photo in front of a statue of a revolutionary war general in the capitol during the riot, one making an obscene hand sign. hm. so much for respect for our democracy. they were arrested on federal charges. we have got to deal with what is going on in this country, everyone. we really, really, really do. we have to deal with race. frankly with police

blake into custody by giving him a verbal command, physically struggling with them in deploying their taserser blake could have and should have complied with their lawful orders. the prosecutors claim evidence show the officer fired in self defense. blake was armed with a knife when he was shot several times leaving him paralyzed. his attorney said the decision for the distress trust in our justice system. this part several violent protests. todd: shooting two people and wounding a third, pleads not guilty. his trial set to begin in march but could be delayed. meantime stock futures next this morning as we await the final georgia senate runoff result, democrats projected to win one, the second too close to call. jillian: are you surprised how the markets are reacting? >> what is happening on the nasdaq, what futures are doing, down futures are hired by 58 points, s&p down 10 and a half, the nasdaq is down 229 points. that the big hit for the nasdaq and the premarket. some analysts saying there is a concern among wall street investors, technology, such a boomer for investors, democrats contro

they eventually push him out into the crowd where fanone was tasered several times. while trapped, the 40-year-old thought about using his gun to fight back. >> some guy started getting a hold of my gun, and they were screaming out, you know, kill him with his own gun. at that point, you know, it was just like self-preservation. how do i survive this situation? and i thought about, you know, using deadly force. i thought about shooting people. and then i just came to the conclusion that, you know, if i was to do that, i might get a few, but i'm not going to take everybody and they'll probably take my gun away from me and that would definitely give them the justification they were looking for to kill me if they already didn't have -- made that up in their minds. so the other option i thought of was try to appeal to somebody's hu humanity. and i just remember yelling out that i have kids. and it seemed to work. some people in the crowd started to encircle me and try to offer me some level of protection. a lot of people have asked me my thoughts on the individuals in th

using tasers in the united states for people who don't put a mask on. we have to start looking carefully at what we are doing to people and rethink these policies. shannon: that is something in one of the supreme court opinions, a decision in some of these challenges saying you -- justice alito talked about it, you may have powers that suspend or put the constitution on pause in extreme situations but it doesn't go away and that's one of the things so thank you for your time tonight, good to see you. is joe biden's economic plan about it directly to those who need it most or income redistribution and progressive policy, we will debate the $2 trillion plan next. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have

for check flight she continued to claim she was with the fbi until the officer threatened her with a tasercuffed she began talking into her shirt as if she were on a radiant saying she was being arrested, and to send someone to the police station. i absolutely love this story. go ahead michael chase and give us her defense. >> first about that his agent can relate to you. so have a little respect. second about is it any surprise to any of us that the agency of jim kobe would diss about the fried chicken agents on one of the most important beats in america? i don't think so. i'm going to tell the jury this is in fact an agent to purchase because you can't see the microphone in her shirt does not mean it's they are. kennedy: when he knew ever see the microphone? >> look we are going to get to the bottom of why the chick-fil-a people are so nice. an agent kimberly is going to do it, not guilty. some of our well said. chris and kevin have your work cut out for you. chris, what you see here? >> look, i actually don't think this is her fault. chick-fil-a is absolutely delicious. if anything this

he said he was repeatedly tasered in the neck. that caused a heart attack.g the rioters to spare his life, telling them that he had kids and that's when they let him go. it's a devastating picture that's emerging as we get more of these criminal complaints filed in court. and as we're seeing more and more video, including from police body cams. >> so, of course, the violence here. but there's also the intelligence loss, potential intelligence loss. a woman accused of stealing a laptop from the office of house speaker nancy pelosi. she was in court for a bail hearing. what's the latest? >> it's happening right now. and prosecutors are expected to ask the judge to keep her in jail. they say she's a flight risk and could obstruct justice. she's facing a multitude of charges. and it's really been a bizarre and concerning set of accusations so far. so a tipster who was riley's ex-boyfriend said she wanted to sell that laptop to russia's foreign intelligence service. she's facing charges of aiding and abetting the stealing of government property because prosecutor

he was tasered several times in the back of the neck, stunned, injured and on the ground surrounded by rioters. here's what happened next. >> i was just, you know, trying to fight as best i could. i remember like guys were stripping me of my gear. these are rioters pulling my badge off my chest. they ripped my radio off my vest, started pulling like ammunition magazines from their holder on my belt. and then some guy started getting ahold of my gun, and they were screaming out, you know, kill him with his own gun. at that point, you know, it was just like self-preservation, how do i survive this situation. and i thought about, you know, using deadly force. i thought about shooting people. and then i just came to the conclusion that, you know, if i was to do that i might get a few but i'm not going to take everybody, and they'll probably take my gun away from me. and that would definitely give them the justification they were looking for to kill me if they didn't already made that up in their minds. so the other option i thought of was try to appeal to someone's humanity, and i just rem

they brought guns, they planted pipe bombs, they had tasers, they had zip ties, a noose.intent and they killed one cop and probably would have killed a lot more if they'd gotten hold of our national leaders. includesing calls to murders the vice president. mike pence. scott jennings is exactly right. anyone who fed and incited that mob as senator mcconnell said has got to be held to account. and that's got to happen or the republican party is just going to collapse. >> scott, i mean the idea the republican party is going to collapse or -- isn't this the republican party kind of showing what way they're going to go? i mean if liz cheney as you said is now public enemy number one, you know, and mccarthy's gone down to trump. and he apparently told republicans stop attacking each other the day after matt gaetz continues to attack liz cheney and is campaigning in wyoming now to unseat her. isn't this where the republican party has decided to head because that's where -- didn't they send-up trial balloons with mcconnell and even mccarthy after the insurrection sort of saying t

the attackers there eventually pulled him outside where he said he was tasered several times. >> i remember, like, guys were stripping me of my gear. these were rioters pulling my badge off my chest. they ripped my radio off my vest, started pulling like ammunition magazines from their holder. and then some guy started getting hold of my gun and they were screaming out, you know, kill him with his own gun. at that point, you know, it was just like self-preservation. you know, how do i survive this situation? i thought about, you know, using deadly force, i thought about shooting people, and then i just came to the conclusion that, you know, if i was to do that, you know, i might get a few but i'm not going to take everybody and they'll probably take my gun away from me and that would definitely give them the justification they were looking for to kill me, if they didn't already have that made up in their minds. the other option i thought of was, you know, try to appeal to somebody's humanity. i just remember yelling out that i have kids and it seemed to work. >> this video shows the mob sto

. >> reporter: the officer said that he mistakenly pulled out his gun instead of his taser. >> my family and the community has continued to not have a justice. >> reporter: his family said that another officer is criminally liable for being overly aggressive and reese's draining grant with his knees before he was shot and killed. >> let it be heard throughout the world that we demand that the tony be charged for felony murder. >> his guilt is going to eat at him like drano he knows what he did. he knows that his murderous soul will never rest. >> reporter: they are urging that a resolution be drafted. >> no longer can elected officials fear what this should look like? >> reporter: a prosecutor has been assigned to review the case , who has experience prosecuting police officers. earlier this year the same prosecutor filed manslaughter charges against officer that killed steven taylor. the board will consider the resolution. henry lee , ktvu fox 2 news >>> with the new year comes new laws. lawmakers in california passed several bills to change police practices. requiring that the state at

police deploy a taser multiple times and blake pulls the taser tongs out of his skin. knife. a little pocketknife. so i picked it up after i got off of him because they tased me and i fell on top of him. >> reporter: with an open knife in hand that blake says fell out of his pocket, he walks around the front of the vehicle towards the driver side door. what are you thinking at that point? >> i'm not really worried. i'm walking away from them so it's not like they're going to shoot me. i shouldn't have picked it up, only considering what was going on. at that time i wasn't thinking clearly. >> you were thinking once you get the knife into the car, you were going to just -- >> throw myself to the ground and, you know, put my arms behind my back because if they did it there and killed me there, everybody would see it. >> reporter: according to the wisconsin criminal investigative report, officer sheskey says blake drove the knife down towards his body. blake denies this. he opens the car door and at that moment sheskey grabs the back of his shirt and starts shooting. you

president and speaker of the house and lots of us and went through all of our desks and had guns and tasers and bats. ransacked the place. you know, it was nearly three weeks ago. that is meaningless but no implication in terms of what will happen in terms of the former impeachment trial of donald trump. today all u.s. senators took their oaths to essentially serve their roles as what amounts to jurors in next month's trial. it was administered by patrick leahy, want president pro temp of the senate, the senior senator in the senate majority. he will be the one presiding over president trump's trial. we had a scare when we received word he had been taken to the hospital after not feeling well at his office. the senator looks forward to getting back to work as soon as tomorrow. we send the senator best wishes for a speedy recovery. as far as the trial that senator leahy will preside over, republicans don't think there should be a trial. they believe the president shouldn't be trialed while still in office and now he is president he can't be tried. now if you mount a violent attack on the u.s

it was a situation where he refused the taser, he was shot with the tasers and he still kept on goingre was a threat because of the fact that he went inside the vehicle and also he had a weapon. it's an unfortunate situation but this shows you the split second decisions that officers are faced with. and they should be backed when they are making these decisions like i said it was it was lawful but awful. brian: is i michael cohen just to go through the cases so many of them sadly. we find out that a woman called and asked for help. that it turns out that jacob blake allegedly was saying these are my keys. it's my rent a car i'm taking them. he wouldn't give them back. that's when the cops come there. they also find out that blake had an active felony warrant. so that played into it. the fact that he kept walking through the cops, that played into it. but having said that, using a terrorize, do you think this is in retrospect, legality aside, when the law enforcement community or superior officer looks at the way they handle this, was this handled well? >> well, yes, brian. i believe s