so in their account, quote: the girls assaulted a uber eats driver with taser assaulted them which led accident in which he was fatally injured. which led to an accident. it wasn't a killing. it kind of happened. it was an act of god like a tsunami or hailstorm. unfortunately he died. in fact, as the mayor of washington, d.c. explained the next day, it may have been mohammed anwr. muriel bowser sent a tweet pay attention to surroundings next time they go outside. quote auto theft is a crime of opportunity, bowser wrote. follow these steps to reduce the risk of your vehicle becoming a target. those tips included locking your car and not walking away as the engine is running. oh, got that d.c. residents? staying safe is your job. it's not the job of the mayor you hired to protect you. the mayor who sits barricaded in her home surrounded by a massive security detail you pay for as the city she is supposed to protect descends into chaos. no, it's up to you. you are on your own. follow these steps to reduce the risk. not surprisingly carjackings are up all over the city. and if you know peo

man who allegedly fired taser into his neck is still at large. riley and cook at huffington post reported on online investigators tracking that man down from social media postings and he's been publicly identified but for some reason not arrested. buffalo, new york, they did arrest the man who officers say is the one who ripped officer fanone's radio off him and ripped his badge off his vest while the mob beat and tased him and knocked him unconscious and he was hospitalized. man who ripped the badge and radio off officer fanone apparently took the badge home as trophy, buried it in his yard. fbi dug it up and got him today. brought him to court today. found badge in his yard, yet the magistrate judge who oversaw the hearing ordered the man released on his own recognizance. no worries, only charged with multiple violent felonies and we have the trophy that you ripped off the officer that you buried in your yard but you know what, go home. probably have to clean up your yard some. prosecutors are appealing the judge's order to have released him to

just like a parent because i mean how do you have a 13 and 15 year old with a taser and then how to carjack in this main event after the whole thing happened after this man's underground obviously lifeless one girl was like hey where's my i phone and a car no regard for human life no. you have monsters that are created but like appearance bad parents and also a very toxic environment has been around for quite a while before all this anti-aging hate crime narrative the media with this snow and focus this being in the light people seeing this does it change the dial on thing by and does it tell people that you know what race hate may not be a motive then maybe more than wall now on this not just racial issues that it comes down to well i mean it has to i mean if people are being i need to look at all these incidents for what they are and then you say ok this could have been a race that could have been race then you have to ask what else is going oh and then you dig a little bit deeper and you found out some more troubling issues about some of these places where a lot of democrats have been in

has described his experience being beaten and tasered by the capitol mob, tasered enough he suffered a mild heart attack. daniel rodriguez, the guy identified as being one of his attackers, one of the people who tased him, is still at large. we know what his name and is where he is. and have evidence that he did it. still at large. ryan reilly and jocelyn cook report, quote, the fbi received tips about rodriguez last month, including one from a man he assaulted on video at a los angeles-area rally. it wasn't until hours after a "huff post" interview to the bureau for this story a tipster heard from a fbi special agent for questions specifically about a man named danny rodriguez. so what's going on here? i mean, the fbi, we have seen as they have put out all these requests for information on capitol rioters, these ongoing posts by the fbi washington field office and the fbi full stop, they keep posting these images and zoomed-in, cropped photos on individual rioters and attackers, asking the public, do you know who this person is? they really do that every day. visually striking notic

regular civilians with tasers available.ust patrol and make sure out elderly are safe. >> reporter: they reached out and they tell us they have arrested a convicted felon and a 17-year-old they believe are responsible for the incidents. >>> the poet that became an instant sensation says a security guard racially profiled her outside of her own apartment on friday night. amanda gorman tweeted the guard followed her home and demanded to know where she lived because she looked suspicious. she went on to say, this is the reality of black girls. one day you're an icon and the next day you're a threat. she wrote that she's proud to be a threat to injustice and ignorance. >>> pope francis is searching christians in iraq to forgive . he visited several towns in northern iraq. isis i controlled there for three years. the pope prayed for the war dad as he stood near the ruins of four demolished churches. today is the final day of the popes historic trip. >>> more than 67 million are employed in the u.s.. for many of them, the pandemic

there was a remarkable story identifying a man tasering a d.c. metropolitan officer in the neck. that playoff described his experience of being beaten and tasered by the mob where enough that he suffered a mild heart attack. daniel rodriguez, one of the people that tazed him is still at-large. we know what his name is and where he is the fbi received tips about rodriguez, including one from a man he assaulted on video at a los angeles rally. but it wasn't until hours after a huff post interview the tipster heard from a fbi special agent with questions about a man named danny rodriguez. so what is going on here? the fbi. we have seen as they have put out all of the requests for information. they keep posting images and zoomed in photos asking the public if you know who the person is. even today. today. the fbi washington field office put out more of these today. this was yesterday. the fbi is speaking information about people enveloped in assaults on officers. a new photo. fbi, seeking information from the public. and listen, actually right now. you watching at home if you recogni

they got tasers, mini mace sprays on their keychains. what do men have on our keychains, huh?ottle openers. that should tell you everything you need to know. women don't know when they are going to be attacked and men don't know when they will be surprised with a tailgate, got to be careful, there are brewskies around like every corner. but the solution here isn't to load up women with weapons and gadgets like a human swiss army knife. in fact, the solution doesn't really have anything to do with women at all. >> the burden has been placed on us to stay safe. rather than compelling men to change their behavior. >> we are finding these comments on social media about why was so and so going out at night, why was she on her own, why was she dressed like that. why was she-- why did she have a drink. you know, seeking to blame the woman for the fact that she has been attacked. >> the mainstream conversation about this subject uses passive voice all over the place. there is no active agent. nobody is doing it to them. they are just experiencing it. >> it midly framed the entire deba

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officers caught up with him and used a taser, the man lost consciousness, paramedics rushed him to thee he died. at a meeting mayor thorpe proposed reforms for the police department, including a establishment of the mental health crisis team to better train officers on how to deescalate situations and increasing police accountability including body worn cameras and dash cams. reporting live in antioch, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> more bay area counties may be on the verge of escaping from the most restrictive covid tier. we've got a live look in san jose and san francisco, two cities anticipating a slew of new reopenings, perhaps as soon as today. right now only san mateo and marin counties are in the state's less restrictive red tier. everywhere else is purple. san francisco, santa clara and napa on the verge of red tier status. in the red tier, gyms can open at 10%. restaurants, churches, museums and movie theaters can open at 25% capacity or up to 100 people. schools that are not ready to reopen can do so after five days in the red. >>> more signs of a plateau in california'

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another is a case from last week in which police used a taser. >>> a string on asian attacks. pushing down that 90-year-old man a month ago. he is also tied to two other incidents. this comes as a new team of volunteers helping to protect oakland's chinatown. east bay association has organized this effort. volunteers are unarmed. their job is to help report potential crimes to police immediately. >>> nbc bay area, telemundo 48 and comcast are joining the call to stop the attacks against asians. you can help out. we've partnered with the bay area base asian pacific fund to provide grants to organizations. if you would like to donate you can do so. any amount will help. find the link on our website nbcbayarea.com. >>> the director of the fbi spoke to senate committee today about the attack on the capitol. and the fbi's new push to investigate and stop domestic terrorism. scott mcgrew is joining us now. members of congress wanted to know if the fbi probably warned capitol police about this. >> fbi director wray says they absolutely did. there's the norfolk report that did predict

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they say the 13 and 15-year-old girls used a taser on the man when they tried to take his car.s to show him hanging onto the door as the car takes off. eventually crashing, flipping on its side. police say the driver, 66-year-old mohammad anwar died after being thrown from the car. >> it's more than tragic. i don't even know if that word describes what happened. it's senseless. >> reporter: anwar's family issuing a statement saying, mohammad anwar was a father, a grandfather, a husband, a brother, an uncle beloved by many here in the u.s. and pakistan. he was a hardworking immigrant who came to the u.s. in 2014 to build a better life for himself and his family. carjackings have been on the rise in several big cities during the pandemic, doubling in the d.c. area. in this video from last week, police say three suspects assaulted a driver, stealing the keys before returning later to take the car. local authorities are now forming a task force to combat the problem. those two teen girls have pleaded not involved which is the equivalent of not guilty in juvenile court. meanwhile, a

killing 66 year old mohammed and war. police say 2 girls, aged 13 and 15, assaulted the victim with a taser while attempting to steal the vehicle. the 2 were arrested and are being charged with felony murder and armed carjacking. both have pleaded not involved the juvenile privilege of not guilty. their next court hearing is scheduled for wednesday, a go fund me page has been set up for an war's funeral costs for teenage boys also arrested for other armed carjackings in d.c. just days later on saturday. local police arrested 213 year old boys for 2 armed carjackings happening less than 2 hours apart. later in the week, 2 other boys ages 13 and 14 were also arrested in d.c. for an armed carjacking and enrico county virginia. a 13 year old 8th grader was shot and killed while walking home from school.

deploying a taser after she jumps into the car. that's when police say she pulls out a gun, firing at baker's torso. the officer then returning fire. >> 23, i'm hit. >> reporter: before she drives away. she crashed a block away and later died. the officer was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. the case is still under investigation. whit? >> elwyn lopez with that dramatic video tonight. thank you. >>> now to a somber anniversary. today march 13th, one year ago, breonna taylor was killed by police officers in her own home. taylor's family and members of the community gathering today in louisville, kentucky, marking the day and calling for justice. >> say her name. >> breonna taylor! >> say her name. >> breonna taylor! >> reporter: the 26-year-old medical worker was shot by police executing a no-knock warrant searching for her ex-boyfriend. no one has been charged in connection with taylor's death. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. hot mic outrage. the sports announcer making racial slur

they say the 13 and 15-year-old girls used a taser on the man when they tried to take his car.eo that appears to show him hanging onto the door as the car takes off. eventually crashing, flipping on its side. police say the driver, 66-year-old mohammad anwar, died after being thrown from the car. >> it's more than tragic. i don't even know that that word describes what happened. it's senseless. >> reporter: anwar's family issuing a statement saying he was a father, grandfather, husband, brother and uncle, beloved by many here in the u.s. and in pakistan. he was a hard-working immigrant who came to the u.s. in 2014 to build a better life for himself and his family. carjackings have been on the rise in several big cities during the pandemic. doubling in the d.c. area. in this video from last week, police say three suspects assaulted a driver, stealing the keys before returning later to take the car. local authorities are now forming a task force to combat the problem. those two teen girls have pleaded not involved, which is the equivalent of "not guilty" in uvenile court. meanwhi

setting off on a 27 hour pursuit of the international space station on spaces x. 1st operational crew a taser slide to the orbiting outpost and this mission also marks space x.'s 100 successful flight to orbit but not all of space x.'s launches have been successful now the next prototype of 2020 named s. and 8 to get to the air for several minutes in the september before flipping around and eventually exploding upon landing now while the prototype it didn't stick to the landing it did last through several aerial maneuvers now we've also got some pretty big milestones in 2021 now earlier this year brazilian earth observation satellite soar to sprayed aboard an indian rocket along with 18 passengers satellites from the u.s. and india now this marks brazil's 1st independently design build and operate a satellite then we had another failure for space x. the starship s. and 10 spacecraft touchdown successfully after a haul of high altitude test flight a major milestone for the company and its crude mars ambitions but the vehicle didn't manage to hold itself together exploding about 8 minutes after

in hospital the suspects isis 13 and 15 the names have not been disclosed they say that goes he's a taser honest and well before taking his face. c.n.n. strong criticism for its choice of words when it labeled what happened there an accident many people taking to twitter saying the outlet should be using much stronger terms we heard from conservative commentator and to brian logan about how the girl's race may be a factor. as the same thing as a colorado shooting i mean that was a really big story and it was spoken about a little bit here and there but not so much when the race of the actual shooter was was revealed and the victims you have a person from syria which is in asia technically you have always victims the narrative is not there they always referred to the atlanta shooting and never really anything else because of the race of the people involved but because you have 2 black girls residents who are girls and i love to say we're kind of hands off in the mainstream media if people are being on these they look at all these incidents for what they are and then you say ok this has bee

crashes killing 66 year old mohammed and war police say 2 girls aged $13.15 assaulted the victim with a taser while attempting to steal the vehicle the 2 were arrested and are being charged with felony murder and armed carjacking both have pleaded not involved the juvenile privilege of not guilty their next court hearing is scheduled for wednesday a go fund me page has been set up for and wars funeral costs for teenage boys also arrested for other armed carjackings in d.c. just days later on saturday local police arrested 213 year old boys for 2 armed carjackings happening less than 2 hours apart later in the week 2 other boys ages $13.14 were also arrested in d.c. for an armed carjacking and enrico county virginia a 13 year old 8th grader was shot and killed while walking home from school with a friend by a 14 year old boy last friday authorities say the victim lucienne bremmer nor her friend knew the suspect the juvenile was arrested and charged with 2nd degree murder and possession of a firearm prosecutors say he may be tried as an adult then in boulder colorado last monday a grocery store

door striking the man down, the courageous customer got out of his truck, push the officers fallen taserng back to class after months of resistance, educators claiming environment wasn't safe, what if first responders had acted the same way? a new op-ed, refusal of teachers unions to work illuminates the bravery of other essential workers and he joins us now. thank you for coming to join us and you make a good point. what if grocery workers, dentists like yourself, doctors, first responders decided they weren't going to go to work, society would have crumbled. what is different about teachers or the teachers unions, when classrooms are considered safer workplaces and so many others? >> good to be with you. if society closed down if everybody refused to go to work, simple as that. if patients can feel safe in our offices certainly schools can do the same thing. benjamin: i know your practice, you prepared for any eventuality like this, though there are infectious diseases. explain those and wide teachers and school were not ready. >> we faced the age issue that came across the bow and we

instructional video to avoid carjacking. 2 are charged with the murder of a pakistani driver as they tasered in his car. he was killed. minneapolis continues to experiment with alternative crime fighting strategies. former gang members are tasked with settling simmering disutah state that could lead to violence. there is an exodus of offices. -- officers. and new york is dealing with scandal after scandal including a ninth accuser tonight. welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream. we begin with mike tobin with the latest on the situation in minneapolis where things are tense tonight. >> with the trial underway people are in the city are neshs. -- nervous. protestors were out in the hundreds. the police agency said they can handle it. >> we won't quit. >> first day of arguments in the trial of former minneapolis police officers derek chauvin and hands of protestors are back on the street. >> we are not done. george floyd is one of many people who were murdered by the atrocities in our country >> demands range from ended qualified immunity that gives officer protection from lawsuits to

and for doing that, she gets tasered, wrestled to the ground, rested all for not wearing an obediencek. it is awful on every level and a functioning media would expose it. but instead, our media creates diversion. watch the race lady on msnbc. harvard educated, but totally oppressed tells you that you have no moral right to worry about covid. >> did you know who the absolute worst is? texas governor, greg abbott. yeah, he is a repeat offender. he is reflecting criticism by dishing out xenophobia. >> the biden administration was releasing illegal immigrants into our communities who had covid. the biden administration was spreading covid in south texas yesterday because of their lack of constraint. testing and quarantining people who had come across the border illegally. >> governor abbott is the absolute worst for the second time next week. >> tucker: an absurdly racist claim. so, taking precautions against covid is racist. just the other day they were telling us exactly the opposite. i wonder if they will tell us something completely different again. they don't mean any of it. maybe w

he was tasered several times in the backs of the neck, injured on the ground, surrendered by rioters.is officer describing what happened next. >> i was 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 rimmed 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. i 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 the crowd that, you know, that helped me, or tried to offer some assistance, and i think kind of the conclusion i've come to, thank you but bleem you for being there. >> that doesn't sound like hugging and kissing. does it? he suffered a heart attack and concussion that day. now he's dealing with a traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder. joining me now, h

the girl used the taser on the 60 sexual driver then try to steal his car.crashed. he died the two girls ages 13 and 15 were not hurt. for people dead after extreme flooding hit nashville tennessee authorities say at least 130 people had to be rescued from rising floodwaters and mudslides. seeing more than 7 inches of rainfall over the last two days the second highest today total in the city's history. and inmate at oklahoma city jail shot and killed after he took a corrections officer hostage yesterday he was delivering medication when he was attacked. authorities tried to de-escalate the situation but fired at the inmate when he saw him holding an object to the officers neck the officer was hospitalized no word on his condition. for more on these and other stories download the fox news app scan the qr code . nypd officers accused of civil rights violations will no longer fall under the protection of qualified immunity. the city council just voted to end it and i can make it easier to sue officers if they are accused of misconduct. live in new york city wit

some rioters attacked with bear spray and baseball bats and hockey sticks and tasers. anything they could get their hands on. nearly 140 officers were hurt that day. one was killed. other rioters threatened to an assassinate lawmakers. some associated with hate groups. some flaunted neo-nazi symbols and promoted white supremacist views. fred, these are the people that senator johnson is defending. >> and prosecutors are moving forward now with more charges from the riots. what is the latest on the scope of the investigation and the number of people that they are trying to net or have netted? >> reporter: it's massive. it is a massive investigation. the justice department said this might be the largest and most complicated criminal investigation in american history. here is why. take a look at the numbers, fred. 300 people have been charged so far. another 100 people could be charged in the future. investigators are looking through 15,000 hours of surveillance tapes and body cam footage. they already looked at devices and executed 900 search warrants across the country.

caltrain will increase as weak taser vis from 68 to 70 trains per day to accommodate. >> thank you. >>> a squeal sound from space. we're hearing the new noise from the perseverance rover on mars. >> new information doctors hope will help reassure moms. >> and incredible video shows a train plowing into a truck on the tracks in oakland. and the driver survived. the moment of impact and what he is now saying about that narrow escape. >> first we take where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is now approved for more patients with chronic heart failure. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about prescription entresto. %fo >>> a partially vaccinated mother gave birth to a girl with covid antibodies. kate larson is part of vaccine tea

some of the things of racial justice and to be the's people who mask up to bring steak knives or tasers or multi- of cocktails or other bombs to the riots with the intent to kill people. this process happens not spontaneously but to the radicalization. >> how does that happen? take us through. >> radicalize us. [laughter] >> seriously. here i am. i am disaffected with society, very progressive in my mindset. maybe i have mental health issues. here i am, i have come in and your job is to get me to the point i am ready to go. how does that happen? >> in portland they have it down to an art. there are the street militants. there are other antifa groups who don't explicitly engage in street violence that do things like community events, support direct action that look like charity work to distribute food to those in the community, protesting peacefully. but if you go to any of these events in addition to the food and the supplies they are distributing for free, they will always have tables of their booklets. very similar to a radicalization process of the muslim brotherhood or even jihadist

what teenagers are running around on the streetcar jacking people with tasers like this? my mom would have beaten me within six inches of my life had i even so much as thought about doing something like that? she would have grabbed her flip-flops and beaten me. >> sean: a man working hard, and he's dead for no reason at all. thank you both. where did covid-19 originate? multiple theories now circulating. things, if you asked the question six months ago you probably would have been canceled. straight ahead. >> sean: we've learned even more tonight about china's efforts to block access to investigators probing the origins of covid-19. you know, the hell that was unleashed on the world as well as growing evidence supporting the lab leak theory which was written off as a conspiracy there this time last year. even "60 minutes" is asking questions. wow! how times change. here with reaction former white house senior adviser steve miller along with the author of the great u.s.-china tech war. gordon chang. we talked about this a year ago, what would people have said? meanwhile, c

he was tasered, several times, in the back of the neck. injured, on the ground.d by rioters. here is officer fanone, describing what happened, next. >> i mean, i was just, you know, trying to fight as best i could. i remember, like, 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 ahold of my gun. and they were screaming out, you know, kill him with his own gun. 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. lot of people have asked me, you know, my thoughts on the individuals in the crowd that, you know, that helped me or -- or tried to offer some assistance. and i think, kind of, the conclusion i've come to is, like, you know, thank you but [ bleep ] you for being there. >> well, that doesn't sound like hugging and kissing, does it? officer fanone suffered a

told you about last week, 13 and 15 charged with the murder of a pakistani uber driver after they tasered trying to take off in his car as he was still hanging on. mohammed anwar was killed. minneapolis continues determined with alternative crime-fighting strategies like an officer violence prevention, 16 to 15 people including former gang members are tasked with selling some disputes that could lead to violence in the police force my spine exodus of officers and millions of dollars in funding stripped away as new york department from long-term policies as its governor tries bail reform and dealing with scandal after scandal including the ninth accuser tonight. live from new york in just minutes, welcome to fox news at night. i'm shannon bream in washington, we begin with correspondent mike tobin with the latest on that situation in minneapolis where things are tense tonight. >> with the trial underway people in the city are nervous, protesters were back out on the streets in the hundreds and the police chief says with security agencies that cover this trial they can handle it. first day

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officers caught up with him and used a taser, the man lost consciousness, paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he died. mayors proposed reforms for the police department, including a establishment of the mental health crisis team to better teach officers how to deescalate training and police accountability including body worn cameras and dash cams. reporting live in antioch, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> follow up on the sacramento plastic surgeon whose zoom appearance got national attention when he appeared during the operation. dr. scott greene paid his fine for speeding and registration violations to avoid a second appearance. in a livestream of the hearing posted by the city, the judge quickly rescheduled to allow greene to focus on the patient there on the table. the state medical board is investigating. greene did not respond to "the bee's" latest report. >>> more signs of a plateau in california's new covid cases 373,500 new infections were reported yesterday statewide a huge drop from the highs during the whole day surge. now case numbers are mostly unchanged from

ambler was tasered to death in austin in march of 2019 after being pulled over for not dimming his headlights for oncoming traffic. as he was dying, ambler said "i have congestive heart failure" and "i can't breathe." bail has been set at $150,000 for the two deputies, james johnson and zachary camden. two police officers at the u.s. capitol who were injured in the january 6 insurrection have sued former president trump for inciting and directing the right-wing rioters. meanwhile, republicans are continuing to embrace backers of the violent insurrection. video has emerged showing stewart rhodes, the founder of the far-right group the oath keepers, spoke at an official republican event in texas on march 26 in the border town of laredo. other speakers at the event included texas republican party chairman allen west. over a dozen members of the oath keepers have been charged with conspiracy for attacking the u.s. capitol. a warning to our audience, the following story includes graphic description and video of a hate crime. new york police have arrested a man who viciously attacked a 65-year-old

things of state racial justice to eventually being one of the people who mask up and bring knives, or tasers and other firebombs to riot content to kill people. this process happens, not spontaneously but through these radicalization's. this take us through a period i am disaffected with society. i'm very progressive in my mindset. maybe have got some mental health issues. here i am, i have come in and your job is to get me to the point where i'm ready to go on a riot, how does that happen? >> i see in portland they have it down through the street militants. there are other antifa groups who don't explicitly engage in the street violence. but they do things like community events, supported like direct actions while they do things that offensively look like charity work. mr. reading food to those in the community. pressing possibility. all of that, if you go to any of these events in addition to the food and supplies that they are distributing for free they will always have tables of their booklets. it's very similar actually to i would say like a radicalization process of the muslim brotherh

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