i carry a taser? no because i've had altercations a couple of times recently with people on the street walk up into this into the store. those steps over here are usually blocked. san francisco residents frustrated and concerned about their safety after a deadly stabbing that has some thinking about even moving out of the city. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now person stabbed to death in a very busy shopping center parking lot in san francisco's castro district . good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener. neighbors say the latest violence is just adding to their ongoing safety concerns. new tonight ktvu is amber lee is in san francisco with their strong reaction. neighbors say it's quieter than usual on this wednesday night at the safeway parking lot on market street in san francisco's castro district , they blame it on a deadly stabbing that took place the night before around 8 30 in another section of the same parking lot by the java juice and empty storefronts, sources.

this is a taser. this is a civilian taser. denis richards shows me the taser he now carries. he says he's had a few run ins with mentally ill people in the neighborhood. in february , there was a shooting in the same parking lot that wounded two people. these longtime residents say they're fed up. we're thinking of leaving the city. that's how concerned we are. i mean, we feel like a lot of times when we leave our house even in the day. we take our safety at risk. just not acceptable. i mean, this is our neighborhood. police have not arrested anyone for the deadly stabbing and did not say what the motive for the killing was. but the talk in the neighborhood is that it may be drug related. residents say crime escalated when covid hit in 2020. they want people who are responsible to be held accountable, julie, we should feel safe in places we live, amber. thank you. new at 10 tonight. poll results show voters in san francisco are most concerned about public safety, according to the san francisco standard voter poll. 64% of voters say they feel less safe than they did a year ago

all my employees carry pepper spray and tasers. the neighbors are carrying pepper spray and tasers. i mean, this is not how we're supposed to live and it's also not. >> how we're supposed to. it's not our responsibility. the problem second says is that the facility isn't listening to the neighbors. complaints don't come back here again. summarize didn't respond to news nation's repeated requests for comment, but the san francisco department of public health did saying the facility has been successful taking in more than 1000 people providing them lifesaving medications and in some cases taking them off the streets. even so sackett hopes before other sobering centers open up across the nation. more planning is put into addressing neighbor concerns. >> and that was alex caprariello reporting for us tonight. the san francisco department of health says the sobering center was strongly supported by neighbors when it was first introduced as a potential solution to the drug overdose crisis in san francisco in the 3 months since opening the city says it is met with neighbors in the communit

when one trooper fired his t taser, he burst into flames. he had a gallon of gas in his backpack you can see him run while flaming and such then like the psa, he stops, drops and rolls on the grass troopers spray him with a fire extinguisher the police records show he's facing multiple charges including felony fleeing, first degree reckless driving. flaming is not a charge but driving with a suspended license is. >> gamers rejoice. turns out all of those late night hours may have been good for you. according to a study by the national institutes of health, children who play video games for 3 or more hours a day perform better with impulse control and memory tests than kids who didn't play video games at all the young gamers had higher levels of activity for areas with attention and memory. not so fast. researchers stopped short saying there's a link between gaming and cognitive skills we cannot say whether playing video games regularly caused superior neurocognitive performance, it is an encouraging finding and one that we must continue to i

liberty.♪ >>> are tasers safe?ning from cops, they tased him, he burst into flames. arkansas state troopers say it happened two weeks ago, 1:00 in the morning. troopers tried to pull over a 35-year-old guy, christopher guy lor. he took off. then he dished his motorcycle and started running and then troopers went after him yelling for him to get on the -- hear him? get on the ground. when one trooper fired his t taser, he burst into flames. he had a gallon of gas in his backpack you can see him run while flaming and such then like the psa, he stops, drops and rolls on the grass troopers spray him with a fire extinguisher the police records show he's facing multiple charges including felony fleeing, first degree reckless driving. flaming is not a charge but driving with a suspended license is. >> gamers rejoice. turns out all of those late night hours may have been good for you. according to a study by the national institutes of health, children who play video games for 3 or more hours a day perform better with impul

fanone's body cam footage shows how he tried to fight back and being tasers repeatedly.so suffered a heart attack. the injuries have led him to retire. he's now a cnn contributor who writes about his ordeal in a fascinating new book, hold the line, the instruction and one cops battle for americas soul. michael fanone joins us now. you talk to the judge today about mercy for your attacker. what did you say? >> i asked judge amy berman jackson to show albuquerque head the same amount of mercy that he showed me on january six, which for those of you who have been living under a rock was none. >> as we have mentioned, the judge sentenced this person to seven and a half years in prison, shy of the eight year maximum. is that enough in your view? >> listen, i don't typically comment on the sentences that these judges hand down. that being said, i do feel it was appropriate. i think that amy berman jackson was thoughtful under sentencing and i accept it. data driven enterprise accelerator. vo: the next time you fill up the tank, remember why it costs so much. because the bigges

he died shortly after being tasered multiple times injune. a passer—by filmed the incident.helsea bridge, deji fell into the river thames. the metropolitan police claimed they'd been called out to reports of a man armed with a screwdriver. but in these images there is no screwdriver. it later emerged deji, who was having a mental health crisis, had actually been holding a lighter. the family's main concern is about this issue that they find out each time we think of the people, the two police officers that did this to to our beloved son is still allowed to be continue with that normal dayjob as though they haven't done anything wrong. today, the family is beginning legal action against the independent office for police conduct. they are challenging the iopc�*s decision not to hold a criminal investigation into his death, which they believe was unlawful and irrational. he was a human being that was treated in a very inhumane manner, which we strongly feel... i strongly feel that police officers cannot continue to be... to conduct themselves without impunity. and the iopc, the

this is a taser civilian taser. denis richards shows me the taser he now carries.e says he's had a few run ins with mentally ill people in the neighborhood. in february, there was a shooting in the same parking lot that wounded two people. these longtime residents say they're fed up. we're thinking of leaving the city. that's how concerned we are. i mean, we feel like a lot of times when we leave our house even in the day. we take our safety at risk. it's just not acceptable. i mean, this is our neighborhood. police have not arrested anyone for the deadly stabbing and did not say what the motive for the killing was. but the talk in the neighborhood is that it may be drug related residents say crime escalated when covid hit in 2020. they want the people responsible to be held accountable in san francisco, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news police are issuing a warning to anyone trying to stop catalytic converter. thieves do not confront the sees. a man in castro valley was shot trying to stop one such incident. alameda county sheriff's deputies say many catalytic convert

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in san francisco some residents have armed themselves with baseball bats and tasers after the opening of the city's first drug sobering center. so arise is on howard street and neighbors are worried about their safety abc 7 news. anchor dion limb is in the newsroom with the tails on this dion all of the sounds extreme. i know but residents i spoke with today say it's now a matter of public safety. they believe drug use on the streets has increased since the sobering center opened so i took those concerns to the city and to the group running soma rise. i think we're we're approaching a period of insanity to say this group is fed up over the june open. ing pilot program drug sobering center soma rise more troublemakers who are settling in and feeling really comfortable doing their drugs residents and business owners. say their complaints to health right 360 the nonprofit running the center have fallen on deaf ears. they're basically letting their clients come over here and get high go back in and sober up and then come back in and get high again and have resorted to documenting their st

. >> pepper spray is legal, tasers are legal, and stun guns are legal. and it doesn't hurt to have a lead pipe with a flag on it. for example walking through the streets of portland i was quote/unquote unarmed but i had my helmet in my hand. that was to whack someone in the face. >> how does a jury read that? >> i think the evidence that the prosecutors have put forth, their opening statement was longer than most trials, it was an hour of going through the digital evidence they have, the conversations between the folks in the group to show the extent of the plans, the violence they plan to under take, and the question is what was the actual intent there and when were they going to engage in the acts. >> one of the issues is how much of a conspiracy was it? and stewart rhodes they have him on tape talking about what constitutes a conspiracy. listen. >> we're in an era where everything is going to be monitored. everything you say can and will be used against you. so have discipline. don't make it easy for them to pop you with a conspiracy charge like they

the neighbors are carrying pepper spray and tasers. i mean, this is not how we're supposed to live and it's also not how we're supposed to. it's not our responsibility. >> mark sackett says the facility isn't listening to the neighbors. complaints summarize has yet to comment on that. meantime, the city's department of public health says the facility has been successful in taking in more than 1000 people, providing them medication and sometimes even taking them off the streets. >> next in sports, christian mccaffrey back home today. joining us know 40 niner santa clara. we'll hear from the former stanford star and get former stanford star and get i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dang

managed to run from police before being tasered a second time and handcuffed.hild thankful he was unharmed and returned to his mother. several shootings across chicago this week and leaving 34 people shot, five fatally, among the victims of the 3-year-old boy killed on friday riding in a car with his mom and siblings when he was struck during a suspected road rage incident. also an unidentified 7-year-old was shot in the leg while heading to church on sunday with his family. oregon has not elected a republican governor in 44 years but due in part to the states boundary pushing move to decriminalize her drugs, next month's gubernatorial race is shaping up as a dead heat between democrat tina kotak and the next guest, g.o.p. candidate christine drazen. we -- crime is up overall. the homicide rate is on pace to break an all-time record and because of the defund police movement, there is a desperate shortage of police officers in portland. it's tough. your thoughts. >> are a community, our urban center, desperate for law enforcement. they are desperate for safe str

all my employees carry pepper spray and tasers. the neighbors are carrying pepper spray and tasers. mean, this is not how we're supposed to live and it's also not. >> how are supposed to it's not our responsibility. the problem second says is that the facility isn't listening to the neighbors. complaints don't come back here again. summarize didn't respond to news nation's repeated requests for comment, but the san francisco department of public health did saying the facility has been successful taking in more than 1000 people providing them lifesaving medications and in some cases taking them off the streets. even so sackett hopes before other sobering centers open up across the nation. more planning is put into addressing neighbor concerns. >> feliz alex cappa priolo reporting at this san francisco department of health says that the center was strongly supported by the neighbors when they first opened it it was supposed to be a solution to this crisis in the 3 months since opening. the city says it has met with the neighbors 3 times and is consistently making adjustments to respon

the neighbors are carrying pepper spray and tasers. i mean, this is not how we're supposed to live and it's also not how we're supposed to. it's not our responsibility. >> parks agate says that the facility is not listening to the neighbor's complaint summarizes yet to comment on that. meantime, the city's department of public health says the facility has been successful in taking in more than 1000 people providing the medication and sometimes even taking them off the streets. >> pfizer expects to significantly increase the cost of its covid vaccine. the company plans to boost the list price $230. a dose people who private health insurance or medicare will likely pay little or nothing at all for the shots to hike will happen once the u.s. government's purchase program expires. the vaccine is currently free to the public. >> the current trend continues. all bay area counties could be paying less than 6 bucks for a gallon of gas by this time tomorrow, the nearly 2 week prices dropping continued today. the state average now at 5.83 a gall

some people are carrying baseball bats in tasers after the opening of the city's first drug sobering center somerizes on howard street and neighbors are worried about their safety abc 7 news. anchor dion limb is in the newsroom with the details dion ama all of this certainly sounds extreme but residents i spoke with today say it's now a matter of public safety. they believe drug use on the streets has increased since the sobering center reopened. so i took those concerns to the city and to the group running soma rise. i think we're we're approaching a period of insanity to say this group is fed up over the june opening of the city's first pilot program drug sobering center. somer rise could be an understatement. there's smoking their math openly residents and business owners say they're complaints to health right through 60 the nonprofit running the center have fallen on deaf ears. they're basically letting their clients come over here and get high go back in sober up then come back in and get i again and have resorted to documenting their struggles every morning. it's a it's a roule

the officer said she mistook her gun for a taser was found guilty for manslaughter. >> police are trainedor the way that the system works if my son had blonde hr and blue eyes he would still be living today. >> a third of minneapolis's police officers have left the force. as a promote -- the police department has focused on regaining the trust of the community. >> i have been intentional in reaching outo communities because a lot of them do not know us. they see the uniform. they think of what happened on that day. we are people too. >> the minnesota department of human rights showed the minneapolis police department had a patterof racial discrimination >>. >>that bothers me. that we have a pattern of discrimination. from what i see here and what these officers are doing and what i am doing, yes. there is the incident and some history. understand that. i do not believe personally, i do not believe that is us and that is not what we are trying to do. >> in may, joe biden signed an executive order to force law enforcement agencies to revis use of force does not apply to the 18,000 state and

all my employees carry pepper spray and tasers. the neighbors are carrying pepper spray and tasers.i mean, this is not how we're supposed to live and it's also not. >> how we're supposed to. it's not our responsibility. the problem second says is that the facility isn't listening to the neighbors. complaints don't come back here again. summarize didn't respond to news nation's repeated requests for comment, but the san francisco department of public health did saying the facility has been successful taking in more than 1000 people providing them lifesaving medications and in some cases taking them off the streets. even so sackett hopes before other sobering centers open up across the nation. more planning is put into addressing neighbor concerns. >> that was alex caprariello reporting the san francisco department of health says the sobering center was strongly supported, but the neighbors when it was first introduced 6.51. is a time. other news that we're following is coming up. so don't go away. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including

they were saying that pepper spray is legal, tasers were legal, stun guns are legal and it doesn't hurt to have a lead pipe with a flag on it. it was after that meeting that they're accused of saying that this was the moment they were waiting for, that this was the call to action. the defense tried to zero in on specific parts of this. it was basically the word "legal." and what the defense was trying to say was that in fact this recording shows that people like stewart rhodes and kelly meggs and jessica watkins were taking great efforts to act within the law and that while the language may be bombastic it was not illegal, ana. >> and remind us, what do we know, whitney, about connections between the oath keepers and any trump associates? >> reporter: well, the defense -- excuse me, the department of justice, rather, presented evidence using one of their key witnesses here, an fbi agent, who said they were on this group chat called friends of stone. again, this was a group chat in which they were discussing plans, and the fbi agent says that roger stone himself, a key trump ally, was on

all my employees carry pepper spray and tasers. the neighbors are carrying pepper spray and tasers. i mean, this is not how we're supposed to live and it's also not. >> how we're supposed to. it's not our responsibility. the problem second says is that the facility isn't listening to the neighbors. complaints don't come back here again. summarize didn't respond to news nation's repeated requests for comment, but the san francisco department of public health did saying the facility has been successful taking in more than 1000 people providing them lifesaving medications and in some cases taking them off the streets. even so sackett hopes before other sobering centers open up across the nation. more planning is put into addressing neighbor concerns. >> and that was alex caprariello reporting for us. the san francisco department of health says the sobering center was strongly supported by neighbors when it was first introduced as a potential solution to the drug overdose crisis in san francisco in the 3 months since opening, the city says, but that facility has met by the representativ

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all my employees carry pepper spray and tasers. the neighbors are carrying pepper spray and tasers. i mean, this is not how we're supposed to live and it's also not. >> how we're supposed to. it's not our responsibility. the problem second says is that the facility isn't listening to the neighbors. complaints don't come back here again. summarize didn't respond to news nation's repeated requests for comment, but the san francisco department of public health did saying the facility has been successful taking in more than 1000 people providing them lifesaving medications and in some cases taking them off the streets. even so sackett hopes before other sobering centers open up across the nation. more planning is put into addressing neighbor concerns. >> and that was alex capariello reporting the city's department of health says that center was supported by neighbors when first introduced as a potential solution to the drug overdose crisis in the 3 months since the opening representative say they have met with neighbors 3 times and often make adjustments to respond to complaints 2 month

another officer used a taser to subdue the man. rest him. the injured officer received medical treatment and is in stable condition. >> the suspect accused of stabbing 8 people on the las vegas strip killing 2 and injuring 6 went to court this afternoon. police say 32 year-old barest carried out the attack with a large kitchen knife on las vegas boulevard just before noon on thursday. police say that the suspect asked a group of showgirls to take a photo with him and the knife before he began stabbing members of that group. he then allegedly ran along the sidewalk and stabbed several others. the victims, 47 year-old brent. it and 30 year-old maris. deo giovanni were killed in this attack while the 6 others who were taken to the hospital, 3 are in critical condition. 3 are in stable condition. the suspect has been ordered to remain in custody without bail until the next court date, which is set for next tuesday. in uvalde. the school district has suspended its entire police force in the wake of the deadly school shooting. there, 19 students a

. >> especially if i'm walking anywhere at night, even if it ih a group of friends, i have that taser in my hand ready to go. before i was like, oh, i believe believe it at the dorm. i'm notg to need that. >> reporter: parents are upset, saying the university has done e university has done little to address the problems. >> something has to be done. pi in the courtroom of homeless of unit two. i did not see any . apparent showed an emergency kiosk not working. >> we are at such a desperate point where we are willing to pay for our own private securit. own private security services. >> reporter: the university hils resume meeting with close to 30s on thursday. many parents say the university like the planned. >> we are willing to come to thl and patrol the residence halls are sales. >> reporter: she says she no longer leaves her door open when open when she is inside her dor. >> allocating resources to protect student. that is the bae minimum. >> reporter: those parents havet hired security. they are checking to see how much it is g to cost them. in berkeley, i am da lin, kpix 5. >> re

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the neighbors are carrying pepper spray and tasers., this is not how we're supposed to live and it's also not how we're supposed to. it's not our responsibility. >> the city's department of public health says the facility has been successful in taking in more than 1000 people in providing them with lifesaving medication. well, your money, president biden's student loan forgiveness program could be in jeopardy after a federal appeals court temporarily halted the program. kron four's justine waltman has more on the court's decision and what this means for people trying to apply for relief. >> the student loan forgiveness, application page still active but getting money back is on hold. a federal appeals court issued an administrative stay temporarily blocking president joe biden's plan to cancel billions of dollars in federal student loans. the white house press secretary tweeted this. the ruling does not prevent people from applying for student debt relief, nor does it stop the federal government from reviewing the applications. the adm

and some or some store owners have now armed themselves with tasers due to safety concerns. stores are open. thousands will lie in a san jose neighborhood for what's being promised as the scare of a lifetime. this halloween, an old haunted mansion built from the ground up will be on display in just a few days. a group of volunteer builders spent about two months planning this event. organizers say they are thrilled to be back after pausing for two years because of the pandemic. it is just really put a strain on so many families and people and having this back is just it's just wonderful for us. now. it's crunch time. you know, we got a lot of loose ends. um but we just for the next three days we worked very hard 12 14 hours a day together to complete what we've started. haunted mansion is free and will be open on halloween as well as the day after. look, if you're anywhere near the south bay, check that out. sounds pretty cool. hopefully nothing scaring up drivers on the road south cast natives here with a look at what it's looking like here at 8 17. sal. andre you're gettin

reggie: some carrying baseball bats and tasers after the opening of the city's first drug sobering centermembers are worried about their safety. some say they have seen increased presence of drug use and violence on the streets since it neighbors have raised their concerns with the nonprofit that operates a facility but concerns have fallen on deaf ears. >> they are letting their clients get high, so up and get high again. reggie: haul freight pre-60 says they are listening and have made changes. for example, they no longer hand out food and drug supplies after complaints of loitering outside buildings. they say they are serving 240 clients per week and are asking for patients. kumasi: election day now three weeks away and the race for oakland mayor is heating up. the candidates shared what their approach would be to protect socioeconomically vulnerable communities from climate change. >> we get flooding in flatland streets because of our aging infrastructure. this is something we have to be focused on. i am proud of my record addressing these challenges on behalf of district six that he

>> reporter: the deputy fires his taser. the child is rescued.on loner is not stopping, and the crying little boy calls for his father. a crazy scene ensues with deputies and a barking canine still attempting to apprehend the suspect. in the affidavits, a sheriff's deputy says the suspect later told him he decided to grab his child and leave his house when a neighbor, quote, looked at him weird, which gave him weird vibes. the affidavit declares that the suspect continued to resist despite being given, quote, loud, precise, and lawful commands. he was again tased. the handcuffs finally went on after they got the canine involved. brandon loner was treated for his dog bite and he has been charged with four felonies, including kidnapping a minor. gary tuchman, cnn, atlanta. >> they have reached out to the flagler county public defender's office but has not heard back. and thank you so much for spending part of your day with me. i'm rosemary church. cnn newsroom continues of max foster. ♪ ♪ great value starting at six dollalars. only from ihop. downl

this is while i was being beaten and struck with a taser, and i did think get through to maybe a handfule to me. i remember at one point, they were actually fighting with other rioters to try to prevent them from continuing their assault on me. but for the most part, i think they just felt like i was an obstacle and they were going to get through me and any of the other officers that were there, trying to protect the building and protect ourselves, to accomplish their goal, which was overturning a free and fair election. >> trevor: when you look at how lawmakers have responded, you know, in the book you talk about this, and it has been really scary and disappointing to see how lawmakers have spoken either to you in private or to any of the officers who were there and it seems like the way they responded on that day and the things that they said behind closed doors are very different to what they are now saying when they are on tv downplaying everything that happened. for instance, you are really critical of lindsey graham, for instance, i would love to know, has it been strange for you t

in arkansas a high-speed chase went very wrong after cops tasered the suspect.t turned out he had a gas canister on him. >> you know things are bad because even morning joe is saying there's a massive crime wave and the radical west don't know. >> when you have cops quitting left and right because they don't feel like they're not going to risk their lives so they can arrest people who are going to be out on the street the next day. too aggressive on crime in places like philadelphia and ne york are so extraordinarily clueless. >> if you ask joe biden, he and the left have done a great job. >> how big of an issue is crime? >> think it's a real issue. and i think we have a real record on that. >> hears his record on crime. everybody that has a record get let out of jail. and joe solved the crime crisis feel better now? the white house is tackling mor important issues. >> it's day to to two of being girl, i'm in washington, d.c. and i'm going to the white hous to speak to the president of th united states for it i get to sit down with joe biden and get to ask him a

. >> jesse: ordeal ended after a day nine unit took a by the out bite out ofhis leg and tasered a second charged with kidnapping and using a minor as a shield currently being held without bail. waukesha criminal darrell brooks who rammed his suv through a christmas parade in november mowed down dozens and killed six disrupting the court as his trial begins. let's bring in fox news correspondent jeff paul for the latest. jeff? >> jesse, jury selection just started monday but brooks, who is representing himself has already been kicked out on both days due to his behavior. now today's outburst started with the judge called brooks by his name. brooks said he doesn't identify with the name. said he was a sovereign citizen and continued to interrupt the judge. but as a group of owe potential jurors were being brought back into the courtroom with the camera tilted up to protect their identities, the judge finally had enough. >> mr. brooks, i need to continue, please stop. >> i will not. i will. >> you are advised if you do not stop interrupting the court, you will be removed from the courtroom.

it is almost as if the writer taser interest for granted -- takes your interest for granted. i cannot see the path through it. i know that when the writer feels that way, the reader feels that way too. it starts on the back of the envelope, if i had to tell you this story in five minutes, for the characters, what are the big turns and twists and where does it end? at her to lay that out in a schematic way, -- i try to lay that out in a schematic way. there are some words that are so dark and dense, i would not go to nick. there. there is a story i want to tell, but i cannot gather enough of the kind of material that i want. i will not tell you what it is in case there are any devious journalists in here that want to steal it from me. there is an idea that my editor brought me that is amazing. it will be an incredible piece but nobody wants to talk. it is in the criminal justice system and the bad guys do not want to talk, their lawyers do not want to talk, the prosecutors do not want to talk. i am -- my hands are tied. that happens. >> you did el chapo? briefly before -- this

i have that taser in my my hand ready to go. you know before it was like oh, i'll leave it at the dorm. i'm not gg to need that. >> reporter: parents are upset saying the university has done little to address the problems. >> something has to be done and quickly. >> reporter: i found a homeless man sleeping in the courtyard of of unit 2. did not see any security during my time there. n emergency kiosk was not working. working. >> these things don't work. >> most of us are losing sleep.e are at such a desperate point where we are willing to actually actually pay for our own private our own private security services. >> reporter: the university held held a zoom meeting with close to 300 parents on thursday but many parents said the university the university lacked a plan. >> we are willing to come to the the school and patrol the residt halls ourselves. >> reporter: as for mina, she says she no longer leaves her door open when she is inside her her dorm. >> allocating the resources to protect their students because ha is the bare

. >> tasers are legal and stun guns are legal and it doesn't hurt to have a led pipe with a flag on it. >> he testified the person sent the tip to the fbi later in 2020 but was not contacted by agents. the person resubmitted the tip in march 2021 and it was then investigated. one defendant in the case, thomas caldwell, says he was not an active member of the group. it was testified he was, quote, part of the group, even if he did not formally pay dues. he spoke outside the courthouse. >> it went well. there's a long way to go and the truth is going to come out. the truth is going to come out. i have all faith in my lord and s savior jesus christ. it going to be fine. >> what they were trying to get the jury to believe is what the audio shows is they were working very diligently to stay within the confines of the law and admitting that while the comments are bombastic, they are not illegal. >> we'll see if it flies. and ahead we'll speak to stewart rhodes' ex-wife with her reaction to the newly released audio. >> this morning in california, a person of interest is in custody in the kidn

. >> the deputy fires his taser. the child is rescued. >> it's okay. >> stop, dude! not stopping, and the crying little boy calls for his father. >> da da! no, da da! da da! >> reporter: a crazy scene ensues, with deputies and the parking k-9 still attempting to apprehend the suspect. >> hands behind your back. hands behind your back. >> reporter: in the affidavit, the suspect later told him he decided to grab his child and leave his house when a neighbor, quote, looked at him weird, which gave him weird vibes. >> stop resisting. you're being detained. hands behind your back! >> reporter: the affidavit declares that the suspect continued to resist, despite being given, quote, loud, precise, and lawful commands. and he was again tased. the handcuffs finally go on after the k-9 got involved. >> reporter: brandon loner was treated for his dog bites. he's been charged with four felonies, including kidnapping a minor. gary tuchman, cnn, atlanta. >> cnn has reached out to the public defender's office but has not heard back. some of the things the police have to deal with.

. >> tasers and stun guns are legal. it doesn't hurt to have a led pipe with a flag on it. for example, walking through the streets of portland i was unarmed but i had my helmet in my hand. guess what that was for? that was to whack someone across the face. >> all five defendants have pleaded not guilty. if they are convicted they could face up to 20 years in prison. >>> a day after north korea launched a ballistic missile, the u.s. and south korea test fired four missiles off the peninsula in a show of force. in a separate exercise south korea says a locally made missile crashed due to its abnormal flight and the incident is under investigation. meanwhile, u.s. president joe biden and japanese prime minister fumio kishida talked about the launch and vowed to have the denuclearization of north korea. this response from the south confused some people and worried some people in their own country. >> reporter: well, certainly the fact that one of those missiles did fail and appeared to crash was of concern to some of those in the area, but what we saw here, max, was a really c

>> especially if i'm walking anywhere at night, even if it is with a group of friends, i have that taser in my hand and ready to go. let at t dorm.like, oh, i won't knee -- need that. >> reporter: parents are upset saying the university has done little to address the problems. >> something has to be done and quick hrao. >> reporter: i found a homeless man sleepingn the courtyard of unit 2 and did not see security during my time there. a parent shared the cell phone video showing an emergency kiosk not working. >> most of us are losing sleep and at such a desperate point where we are willing to actually pay for our own private security services. >> reporter: the university held a zoom meeting with close to 300 parents on thursday. many parents say the university locked -- lacked a plan. >> we are willing to come to the school and patrol the resident halls ourselves. >> reporter: as for mina she no longer leaves her door open when she is in the dorm. >> allocating resources to protect our students. that really is the bear minimum. >> reporter: the parents have not hired security. they are

i know judges back in the old days i know judges who would have put a taser devise on him and tased himcan you still do that. can you tase a guy that acts like this or is that frowned upon in 2022. >> no. that's -- 2022 you can't do it. there was a judge in long beach many years ago in california who used to do that or had done that and she was ex excoriated for iy the apell laths courts so no you can't do that anymore. >> jesse: how does this shake out? he is not going to give a closing argument and it's going to go to the jury. i mean, where does this thing go? is he going to appeal? >> yeah. he gave kind of a -- at least some of the clips i saw today he gave some statements. i mean, he started arguing in his closing that there were recall notices for the car or for the truck. even though that wasn't in evidence. and i think deliberately trying to provoke. he is smart enough or with it enough to know what it is that he is doing in terms of trying to provoke a mistrial. so you are right there. but i don't think he is going to get any traction here. i mean, this is one of the ugly kind

. >> tasers are legal. stun guns are legal. it doesn't hurt to have a lead pipe with a flag on it. >> no weapons, right, according to only people? right. the secret recordings are the first major piece of evidence prosecutors used to try to establish how the oath keepers allegedly planned to oppose the peaceful transfer of power. what else will it take to make their case? and then there is president joe biden visiting the hurricane zone in florida, promising long-term federal aid and putting aside his differences with governor ron desantis for now anyway. >> i think he is doing a good job. >> also the president having a hot mic moment with mayor ray murphy of fort myers beach with some true joe biden fashion, we call it some colorful language. listen. >> can't argue outside the house. >> good to see you. >> so biden's words are difficult to make out. the full context of the conversation isn't clear. the white house immediately -- did not immediately respond to a cnn request for comment. plus, tonight maggie haberman is here wit

. >> tasers are legal, stun guns are legal. it doesn't hurt to have a led pipe with a flag on it. >> all five defendants have pleaded not guilty to seditious conspiracy charges which carry up to 20 years behind bars. >>> former president donald trump is asking the supreme court to intervene in the dispute over classified materials that the fbi seized from mar-a-lago this summer. the emergency request comes at a time when the high court's legitimacy is under intense scrutiny. trump is asking the court to ensure that more than 100 classified documents are part of the special master's review. the request granted could bolster the former president's attempt to challenge the search in court. the doj has until tuesday at 5 p.m. to respond. let's bring in lise wheel author of the book "a spy in plain sight." we have the former president asking the supreme court to inte intervene. even if they win, the doj could use the documents in their investigation. what is the motivation here by the trump legal team? >> oh, christine, he's graspin

disobeying police commands to put it down she started stabbing herself in the chest and had to use a tasersubdue her. my grandma doesn't do this, but to federman this is just gra grandma. >> emily: the problem with federman is that reality is a totally different experience than what he is living in. he says well the tattoos of the names of crime victims in my body but voters don't care about his tattoos. what they care about his real life and the real-life the pennsylvanians are facing as reflected in the poll that they care about crime and inflation. and what matters to them are federman's actions. so his votes to commute sentences, to reduce parole to get out of prison, to totally change the reality facing these criminals because he calls them grandmothers and grandfathers end in vandalizing them as such, that is what is going to resonate. his campaign can soften all they want tonight, i would think as a pennsylvanian i wouldn't want them qualifying performance i would want a candidate that says i will be super strong and that's why should vote for me. the fact that they are coming out h

. >> pepper spray, tasers and stun guns are legal. and it doesn't hurt to have a lead pipe with a flag on it. >> reporter: it was testified that the person who recorded the meeting sent it to the fbi in 2020, the person resubmitted the tip in march 2021 and it was investigated. one defendant in the case said he was not an active member of the group. pallion testified he was part of the group, even if he did not f formerly pay dues. caldwell spoke outside the courthouse. >> it went well. there's a long way to go and the truth is going to come out. the truth is going to come out. i have faith in my lord and savior jesus christ it's going to be find. >> they're saying it shows that the people were taking great pains to work within the law, brianna. a theme you'll see throughout the trial. >> thank you for that report. >>> this morning, president biden and the first lady are set to travel to hard-hit fort myers, florida to offer support in the wake of hurricane ian, the hurricane has claimed 109 lives so far. the president will speak with

the incident one shows the man trying to run away another shows the two struggling for the officer's taser. and then, the officer climbed on his back there and shot him in the head his attorney insists the then police officer acted in self-defense he says the shooting was justified under the fleeing felon law, meaning he became a felon when he tried to run away. but to convict the officer of murder, the prosecutor must prove the shooting was not justified by self-defense. the judge has yet to announce when the trial may start >>> a pedestrian bridge and major tourist attraction plunges into the water below more than 100 people killed. crews still searching for victim's remains, and today, multiple arrests on criminal charges. >>> and a new idea for an old problem. the company using tiny particles to plug up the hesol in your home i have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm taking zeposia, a once-daily pill. because i won't let uc stop me...from being me. zeposia can help people with uc achieve and maintain remission. and has been shown to reduce symptoms in as early as 2 weeks. ze

and specialty stores size spike in their business selling guns, weapons, and pepper spray, and even tasersthe key to breaking the plea case. the county crime lab tested 3000 dna samples that had been sitting on the shelf, but there was no match. no match in any national database, either. detectives looked hard at the hundreds of registered sex offenders in the area. >> we began doing face to face interviews with any individual who did not already have a dna profile in the system. >> investigators gathered 700 new dna samples from then they questions. and from others that had just volunteered. >> they came down and said, hey, i match the description by want to give my dna to see you don't have to worry about me. >> we were pretty confident that that individual would likely not be a suspect. >> and when you did find a guy, he would know? >> we were pretty certain that the defender would not be too excited about giving up his dna. >> the surge dragged into february. 25 days since breonna disappeared. the posters and ribbons around town are fading a bit, but her family still held hope that she