officers need to have the right tools. >> if tasers had been around, if those officers had been tasere. >> reporter: the justice department recommended six years ago that all philadelphia officers be equipped with less-lethal options like tasers. walter wallace's family was very adamant that they requested that all officers be given tasers. and there's a real sense that they've been let down. >> well, i have made the request. it costs approximately $14 million over a period of five years to get everyone in patrol, at least, outfitted with tasers. all budgets are approved by the city council, and the budget has sts ev me.enately ed>>r: outlon >> justice need to be served and them cops need to be locked up for what they did to him. >> yeah. >> you think the officers should be investigated, if not charged? >> charged, that's right. do it. >> walter wallace's family, his father, his mother, told me point blank, we think that the officers should be behind bars. >> that's a question i think for the district attorney. >> yet can you understand their emotion on that? >> they're entitled to th

reliant on pepper spray, tasers, paintball guns, what havetr you, you have got to -- pepper ball guns. it's allowed them to not have that level of comfort please did when i came through with hand-to-hand combat here and by combat, i mean firm grip holds, put some on the f back of the patrol car, maneuvering their album to you can get them in custody. you just see the tactics, because look, as cops you're going to have to do with confrontation. there is a reason we train people the way we do. it doesn't go well all the time. i would love for it but it doesn't come as reality. but as a comp how are you going to handle it when the person resist arrest? what i see is officers whether you live in atlanta and here, they don't know how to fight. i don't mean chokehold. i mean just getting the person custody without the situation escalating, and so i know that when i left atlanta and i felt like gee, how did we get it so large city departments that you connect to people want to be good and something, something like that, you really have to be trained. we had here, i know running up on time, w

i was electrocuted again and again and again with a taser.person committee listening to the testimony has the stated goal of providing "a complete and authoritative account of the attack". its members were selected by the democrat house speaker nancy pelosi, and here's what she said ahead of the inquiry. my confidence is high. i do believe that the work of this committee, in order to retain the confidence of the american people, must act in a way that has no partisanship, is all about patriotism. and i'm very proud of the members of the committee, and i'm certain that they will accomplish that goal. you heard speaker pelosi refer to partisanship there and some of her decisions have been controversial. ahead of the inquiry, she rejected two of the five republicans put forward by house minority leader kevin mccarthy. so let's take a look. there are now only two republicans on the committee compared with seven democrats. they are liz cheney and also adam kinzinger, both forceful critics of donald trump. and this imbalance gives republicans an av

. >>> i was struck with a taser device at the base of my skull numerous times. >> dramatic testimony.icers relive the terrifying moments after a mob stormed capitol hill on january 6th. their message to lawmakers who are downplaying the incident.

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. >> the company demonstrated less lethal products like tasers. >>> for the first time in over a year late night bart service is returning. four trains will serve eight stops in san francisco and east bay. this runs thursday, friday, saturdays for the rest of the month. >> this is a step for people who are out on the town or who have to work in the restaurant or hotel industry. we're going to have these four trains that will leave at 11:30 from embarcadero or civic center stations. >> the service will be replaced on august 2 when service is extended. >>> the city brings back the music and market weekly concert series. >> welcome back. we are excited to have everybody and host everybody again. city staff and everybody has been trying to work towards getting everything back together and bringing people back into our living room. >> the event kicks off with the farmer's market at 4:00 on willow pass road and grand street. live music by the band zydeco flames is set to begin at 6:30. >>> she used to work behind a desk as a school administrator. today she's out in the elements cultivating

that's specifically because we are asians and so i think recently i -- i had a taser and i didn't care about it but now i constantly hold it. >> reporter: niemann marcus also released a statement saying in part we are relieved to record that no one was harm in the incident. they're working with police on the investigation. >> we are not giving the exact number of suspects that we have at this time. we may be looking at other suspects that may been in the store. >> reporter: san francisco police say they are working with different agencies such as the palo alto police department to see of any similarities in these cases. >> reporter: more than $100,000 of handbags taken and louis vuiton. shoppers are holding their handbags tiger and looking over sheer shoulders. >> it could only be so safe. i am just always cautious. >> affects tourism which i am sure we are suffering already. >> reporter: in san francisco, karen katsuda. >>> sha' carri richardson is not going to tokyo. she could have been selected for the team. the coaches selected members of the relay squad before richardson's positiv

i was electrocuted again, and again, and again, with a taser. sure i was screaming, but i don't think i could even hear my own voice. my body camera captured the violence of the crowd directed toward me during those very frightening moments. it is an important part of the record, for this committee's investigation, and for the country's understanding of how i was nearly killed as the mob attacked the capitol that day. amy: that is d.c. metropolitan police department officer, mike fanone testifying tuesday. . u.s. capitol police officers dunn described -- >> more and more insurrectionists were pouring into the area, some wearing maga hats and shirts that said trump 2020. i told them to leave the capitol and in response they yelled, this is our house. president trump invited us here. we are here to stop the steal. joe biden is not the president. nobody voted for joe biden. i'm a law enforcement officer. i do my best to keep politics out of my job. in this circumstance, i responded. i voted for joe biden, does my vote not count? am i nobody? that p

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being reliant on pepper spray, trains or -- tasers, pepper ball guns, what have you it has allowed them to not have that level of comfort that police did when i came through with hand-to-hand combat. and by combat i mean firm grip holds. someone on the back of a patrol car, maneuvering their elbow to get them in custody. look, as cops you're going to have to deal with confrontation. there's a reason we train. it does not go well all the time. but how as a cop are you going to handle it when a person resists arrest? what i see is officers, they don't know how to fight. and i don't mean choke holds, i just mean somebody in custody without the situation escalating i know that when i left atlanta, i felt like how do we get it where to be good in something like that you really have to be training. we have this instructor at our academy that teaches jiu-jitsu and he is world-renowned. i want the department and city to pay for people to go twice a week, but the problem is how do i get people to go? i went to that class that this guy teaches, and i felt empowered after one class. one class. tha

international. >> the last technology that changed in use of force was the taser 20 years ago theres for law enforcement to stop the suspect from hurting themselves or others and come into custody without having to hurt them. >> reporter: more than 500 law enforcement agencies across 44 countries incorporated the bola wrap the components are acceptabled by hand in tempe, arizona. the kevlar cord wraps around its subject, along with a startling sound similar to a gunshot >> tempe police, stop walking. you're going to be wrapped >> reporter: the noise alone often enough to confuse the target [ bleep ] >> get on the bed. >> what the [ bleep ] is this? >> it's a bola wrap. get down on the bed. >> reporter: the tool is another way to handle the growing issues the officers encounter the chief says tools like this should be the last choice. >> we have it available to us but human influence is the most powerful tool that a police officer has that they can use and that means respectfully talking to people, talking to people and not down on them. >> there are some concerns that technology lik

new line on pepper spray, taser and paintball guns, what happens? inseparable friends. it allowed them not to have a level of comfort police acted and by combat i mean putting someone on the back of a patrol car, get them into country and you see the tactic, dealing with the conversation. it doesn't go well all the time. the person is just arrested so when i see his atlanta, another incident, they don't know how to fight and i don't mean this -- they are in custody out the situation balding and i know when i left atlanta and felt like how do we get it so large department, it is one of these, you don't really have to be trained and we have here, i know we are running up on time, we have a professional instructor, he tech teaches jujitsu and i am trying to get it for service. i want the department and people to go twice a week but to get people who won't grow, i felt the one class. that's what i needed the confidence for. so that is my next challenge. >> i could ask you many more questions just about that, that was fascinating so we are out of time. thank you very much fo

so i think recently, i like, i think before i had a taser, but i didn't really carry it, now i constantlyhoppers are looking at the bigger picture, wondering why so many people are resorting to these crimes. >> reporter: san francisco police say they would like to hear from you if you notice anything in the dramatic video or if you are a witness to the crime. one small detail, such as an identifiable jacket in two crimes could lead to the suspect. in san francisco, sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >>> our climate in crisis. now the drought is causing a lot of problems throughout the state. leaders of the state board of food and agriculture tried tackling some of the issues, sharing images of stark reservoirs. a few strategies include contingency planning, public outreach campaigns and working to better capture and store water when we do actually get substantial rainfall. in some cases it's a delicate balancing act. >> that means that u.s. army corps of engineers who we partner with have to be comfortable with the flood management side of the picture. if you store more water, you increas

demonstrated new drones and cameras that have live stream capabilities and less lethal tools like tasers. >> ideally i think you want to see these because it is reducing injuries to the suspects and at the same time it is incapacitating the person who could normally fight the effects. >> it keeps track of when it is used and whether it is made a connection to the human body. >>> straight ahead, a major medical milestone. a man who lost his ability to move can turn his thoughts and feelings into words. how some scientists made it possible. >>> one month after california's full reopening, why some local businesses say something is still missing. >>> details of the bart service returning tonight and more expansions on the way. >>> today was another day of below-average temperatures around the bay area but we are going to see some temperatures as the heat dome over the desert southwest tries to get closer. we will look at the weekend warm-up for inland portions coming up in the forecast. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san f

. >> the company also demonstrated some less lethal products like tasers as well as drones and virtual reality technology. >>> an update in the kristin smart case. >> judge has denied adding rape charges against the man accused of killing the student. the das office made a bid to file those two charges against him after she disappeared and a judge ruled against that motion. the lawyers for floor is called the attempt a publicity stunt and prosecutors say florez was the last person seen with smart on may 25, 1996. her body has never been found. >>> for the first time in a year, bart will have trains running late tonight. four trains wione on thursdays, fridays, and saturdays for the rest of the month. >> this is a step for people who are out on the town or who have to work in a restaurant or hotel industry and we will have these four trains running around the embarcadero or the civic center. >> the service will be replaced on august 2 when bart extends its operating hours to midnight on weekdays and saturdays. >>> the bay area facelift is resuming its share rights options. it allows use

relying on pepper spray, tasers, paintball guns, what have you, it has allowed them to not have that level when i came through with hand-to-hand. by combat i mean firm grip hold. maneuvering their elbow see can get them. there's a reason we train the people the way we do. how are you going to handle it when the person resist arrest. officers whether it is in atlanta or other incidents, they don't know how to fight. and i don't mean choke holds. how to handle situations without it escalating. when i was not lent, it was like how do we get it so that a large city department. if you want to be good at something, something like that, you have to be a training at least two days a week. i know we are running out on time. we have this professional instructor at our academy debt -- academy. i'm trying to get it i want the department and city to go twice a week. the problem is how to get people to go who won't go. i felt empowered after one class. that is what i need so you don't have to pull out your gun. that is my next challenge. >> i could ask you many more questions just about that. but

i was electrocuted again and again and again with a taser. >> the committee listening to the testimonyd the stated goal is to provide a complete and authoritative account of the attack. it's members were selected by democrat house speaker nancy pelosi. here is what she said ahead of the inquiry. >> my confidence is high. i do believe the work of this committee, in order to retain the confidence of the american people, must act in a way that has no partisanship, is all about patriotism. i'm very proud of the members of the committee and i'm certain they will accomplish that goal. >> you heard speaker pelosi refer to partisanship, and some of her decisions have been controversial. she rejected two of the five republicans put fod by house minority leader kevin mccarthy. there are now only two republicans on the committee, compared with seven democrats. they are liz cheney and adam kinzinger, both forceful critics of donald trump. this imbalance gives republicans an avenue to criticize the committee as biased. i want to recap the events which brought us to today. on the sixth of january, t

. >>> i was struck with a taser device at the base of my skull numerous times. >> dramatic testimony. officers relive the terrifying moments after a mob stormed capitol hill on january 6th. their message to lawmakers who their message to lawmakers who are downplaying the incident. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with an aboutface from the cdc in the battle against the coronavirus. the health agency is now recommending everyone including fully vaccinated people wear masks indoors again in areas e thru rap spreading. the updated guidance comes as the nation struggles to contain the highly contagious delta variant. laura podesta is tracking the latest from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the head of the cdc hopes with these new stricter guidelines that we can outsmart the delta variant. the new guidelines are everyone should resume wearing masks indoors where there are 50 or more infections per 100,000 residents over the previous seven days. the cdc is advising people to go back to wearing masks indoors in

one person even told me that she now carries a taser with her at all times when she leaves her san francisco home because she's nervous about the situation out there right now with a lot of shoplifting and left going on in stores. >> it shouldn't be the case. you spoke to some of the neiman marcus people. is this a temporary fix, or do you think we're going to see that store lined with security outside for months on end? >> reporter: we didn't see much security outside of the neiman marcus store, but the other stores, chanel had security on hand in front of the stores. we didn't see so much at neiman marcus. i did walk through neiman marcus to see if they had cleaned up all the glass that had shattered in this shoplifting event yesterday and they had cleaned everything up. we did see some empty shelves. i saw some empty shelves with no handbags on them anymore. but still some of the security wires sticking on them. so they cleaned up as much as they could and it seemed very calm inside the store. it looks like business as usual and they said in a statement today that they were just glad no o

. >> i was beaten, i was struck numerous times at the base of my skull with a taser device and as a result i suffered a heart attack, traumatic brain injury. now i'm grappling with ptsd. >> reporter: according to the department of justice, at least 165 people have been charged with assaulting, resisting or impeding officers during the insurrection. s cluding homirity leader kevin to testify. >> we will follow the evidence wherever it leads so no one is off the table. >> reporter: today's hearing comes amid a tense fight between house speaker nancy pelosi and mccarthy after pelosi blocked two of the gop leader's five picks to the panel. mccarthy reacting by boycotting the investigation. gop congressman adam kinzinger of illinois and congresswoman liz cheney hand picked by pelosi are so far the only two republicans seated on the select committee. > aren't they kind of like pelosi republicans? >> serious business here. we have important work to do and i think that's pretty childish. >> reporter: mccarthy has threatened republicans could launch their own investigation into the capitol attack.

presently says that he was reaching for a taser when he killed oscar was convicted by a jury in 2010 despite hundreds of police shootings since oscars here in the bay area. many of them caught on camera. remains the bay area. officer convicted. i mean, there's already a problem with policing. >> you know, i have nothing to do with training. you have all do what the coach or a policing grant's uncle cephus johnson, also known as uncle bobby axe. >> says that cell phone and body cam video may give folks a first hand look behind the badge. but it hasn't always provided the justice that many families continue to seek, including his one. we have aj lot of work still to do. >> too. the killing. it has continued because of out you to hold police officers accountable. >> it's why he says the conviction of former minneapolis officer derek chauvin matters for the murder of george floyd. but he says the change that is needed doesn't stop with just police. >> if the police union. it's the district attorney. even the judge is that we have a system. >> that fails at all levels. >> the johnsons hav

taser as a technology been around for a long time. does your department use tasers? chief conte: yes, sir, we do. mr. higgins: they save thousands of lives across the country. have you ever discussed with your chain of command colleagues, with the capitol police, why they do not support tasers? chief conte: no, that's not a conversation we have had, sir. mr. higgins: when you have joint operations, which would be normal, is it a consideration regarding crowd control? chief conte: it depends. it's a less lethal option and kind of defends on the situation. mr. higgins: exactly. it's a less lethal option that the united states capitol police has not deployed. despite the fact that they have used the most modern technologies to further their law enforcement mission, which i support. madam chair, my time has expired. and i yield. chair maloney: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, is recognized for five minutes. mr. raskin: thank you, madam chair. million miller, senator mcconnell said that american citizens attacked their own government. th

one officer described being beaten, tasered and called a traitor, as rioters smashed windows and broke through doors. us health officials have changed their advice on wearing masks. vaccinated people are now being advised to wear them indoors, in places where infections are high. the announcement reverses the advice issued two months ago. president biden has again appealed to all americans to get vaccinated. day 5 of the 2020 olympic games in tokyo is now well under way. at the aquatics centre, ariarne titmus of australia has won her second gold medal, in the women's 200 metres swimming freestyle. away from the pool, there's also due to be more cycling, hockey and rowing. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm sarah montague. it's a year since lazarus chakwera became president of malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world. the preacher turned politician won power promising to create a millionjobs and to clear the rubble of corruption. but a year on, the economy is being hit hard by the effects of covid. his government admits it has no idea how many jobs have been cr

one officer described being beaten, tasered and called a traitor as rioters broke through windows andoors. the us gymnast simone biles is to be monitored daily by medics after pulling out of the final few events of the team gymnastics contest. biles won four gold medals in rio in 2016. two people have died and three others are missing after an explosion at an industrial park in the western german city of leverkusen. the former king of spain, juan carlos, is being sued by his ex—lover, who accuses him of having used the spanish intelligence service to spy on her. corinna zu sayn—wittgenstein alleges he put her under surveillance and hacked her phone. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha, who's the chief leader writerfor the observer, and christopher hope, the chief political correspondent and assistant editor at the daily telegraph. welcome to both of you and lovely to see you again. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... let's start with the telegraph. it says that the government is set to drop restrictions for

camera captured him being pulled into the crowd of donald trump. supporters beaten and shocked with a taser like stay in their body. like it's jimmy, i'm here. and he says, the response from republican politicians has been just is hurtful. the indifference shown to my colleagues is disgraceful, but nothing truly, nothing has prepared me to address those elected members of our government who continue to deny the events of that day. and in doing so, betray their oath of office washington metropolitan police officer, daniel hodges, seen in a viral video. being crushed between the capital doors by writers, urged congress to act. i need you guys to address if anyone in power had a role in this, we're not allowed to join us capital police officer harry dunn recalled being taunted with racial slurs. no one had ever ever called me. and while wearing the uniform of a capital police officer, just 2 republicans joined the battle defying their party to question the officers. you guys may like individually feel a little broken, but you got his line. if you guys help you here, the former president trump

one officer described being beaten, tasered and called a traitor, as rioters broke through windows and doors. us health officials have changed their advice on wearing masks. vaccinated people are now being advised to wear them indoors, in places where infections are high. the announcement reverses the advice issued two months ago. president biden has again appealed to all americans to get vaccinated. day five of the 2020 olympic games is underway in tokyo — with surfing, rowing, and hockey on the agenda. it will also be another busy day at the aquatics centre with five swimming finals, and the men's diving, synchronized springboard finals. all due to take place. now on bbc news — clean energy hello, i'm kevin fong, and welcome to the engineers: clean energy. we are here at the victoria and albert museum in london with a socially distanced public audience, a virtual audience from around the globe, and three of the world's leading engineers. now, the climate catastrophe threatens all of us. but these engineers are at the forefront of providing our world with real solutions. applause. ple

speaking to a congressional inquiry, one officer described being beaten, tasered and called a traitorts. republicans have largely boycotted the investigating committee. the bbc has demanded that the chinese government stop harassing foreign journalists covering flooding in henan province. it said a section of the chinese communist party had made an online call for people to report the whereabouts of a bbc team. an official inquiry has found that hundreds of vulnerable children in the care of lambeth council in south london, were abused over several decades on a scale it says was "hard to comprehend". more than 700 former residents complained about sustained cruelty and sexual abuse at 5 children's homes. apple, microsoft and google's parent company, alphabet, have reported sharp increases in sales and profits. the three tech giants have thrived during the pandemic as lockdowns pushed people to use their services. more on that in asia business report in the next half hour. indonesia has become the epicenter of asia's covid crisis. the country is reporting tens—of—thousands of new infec

. >> lives electrocuted again and again and again with a taser. i remember thinking there was a very good chance i would be torn apart or shot to death with my own weapon. >> the mob of terroristsere coordinating their efforts now shouting heave, ho as they sink row kneesed pushing their way forward crushing me further against the metal door frame. one latched on my face and got his thumb in right eye attempting to gouge it out. >> one woman in a pink maga shirt yelled you hear that, guys? [beep] voted for joe biden. and then the crowd perhaps around 20 people joined in screaming, boo, [beep]. yamiche: their experiences were heart breaking and underscored the crisis our democracy faces at the same time our nation is also dealing with a deepening health crisis. the pandemic is intensifying as a delta variant surges. joining us tonight to discuss all of this are kelly o'donnell, white house correspondent for nbc news, ryan reilly, senior justice reporter for huffpost. and rachel scott, congressional correspondent for abc news. thank you all of you f

one officer described being beaten, tasered and called a traitor as rioters broke through windows andof the final few events of the team gymnastics contest. biles won four gold medals in rio in 2016. two people have died and three others are missing after an explosion at an industrial park in the western german city of leverkusen. the former king of spain, juan carlos, is being sued by his ex—lover, who accuses him of having used the spanish intelligence service to spy on her. corinna zu sayn—wittgenstein alleges he put her under surveillance and hacked her phone.

because as you shown, the disparities around stop and search and the use of force that includes how tasers are use, et cetera. it gives the impression that police are like an occupying force and not a service. and as a result of that trust and confidence is the lowest, it's been for a good decade. in fact, it was an improvement after the macpherson inquiry into the death of steven lawrence and the subsequent recommendations and monitor please progress around the issues externally as well as internally and that independent of assigned by the steven ernst, their group held the commissioner and all the chief principles to account. unfortunately, with this new government in 2010, 10 years off the report. the independent oversight is gone. on the scrutiny. i've been literally eroded and so you've got this heavy hand to talk policing that's not being monitors or should be there is not the supervision. a leadership that if necessary, and young people are saying the other police and on the protected, i've been running a chargeable boy you to last 20 years. and that's what those young people say. a

flag poles, tasers, pepper spray, bear spray. pvc pipes, copper pipes, rocks, table legs broken down. the guardrails, cones. 4 by 4. any weapons, any items they can get their hands on. >> further down the corridor -- >> it was thrown my way and hit somebody else and landed on my foot. >> i think we have a photo of your foot here we'd like to show. >> that is correct. >> can you tell me how you're doing. you mentioned about your continued physical therapy related to the foot. can you tell me how you're doing. >> the foot. i has several conditions that were -- one is fusion on number one metatarcel. then the hammer toe we saw. and the second and third digit also got damaged. in order for -- to fix one, you need to correct the big toe to stabilize. later on in the future, i'd have had the same problem returning. it is very painful. it is well out of patience and determination i have gone through. i still have the same problems. in terms of pain, stiffness, what not. the doctor last week told me i'm going to need surgery on my should

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