dan: pulling a gun or a taser is a split-second decision sometimes for police and a mistake could have deadly consequences. ama: melanie woodrow spoke to a police officer who created a tool he believes can prevent accidental death. >> in two shootings more than a decade apart, police officers have said they confused their gun for a taser. >> the 2021 incident with daunte wright. we have to keep the incident that happened in 2009 with oscar grant. we have to keep that important. >> joe vegas is a designated level one police officer. >> weapon confusion is as tragic as it is complex. a device that attaches to and officers taser restricting access to what is known as the primary or dominant side the officer would use to fire his or her duty weapon. >> we believe we can reduce the likelihood of weapon confusion. >> california law requires a police officer holster and electronic device commonly called a taser on the opposite side the body -- the opposite side of the body the officers firearm is holster. not all offices -- not all offices -- >> there also many agencies author is a cross draw

but anyway, if did taser do.t hear those those victim impact statements anyway . anyway. >> wait for it to come round, give her a couple of valium . give her a couple of valium. >> well, you sort of throw a bucket water over her and bucket of water over her and yeah, to allow yeah, i'm not going to allow convicted rapist to convicted killers rapist to dictate the terms of a sentencing hearing. >> you are allowed >> but you are allowed circumstances, but you are allowed you prepared to allowed you are prepared to allowed you are prepared to allow to be turned allow a court to be turned into complete to ensure complete pandemonium to ensure the murder . the murder. >> young woman, what are you going to do? >> she can't cause that much pandemonium. >> well, she not be able to, >> well, she may not be able to, but you're a six foot four but if you're a six foot four weightlifter who's murdered someone are going put someone, are you going to put prison risk ? prison guards at risk? >> prison guards >> how do those pri

it is designed to help police make the right choice on one's a gun versus a taser.e a plan to stop sideshow activity by suing organizers for water pollution. >> and welcome back ousd as students kick off the new school year. the superintendent looks to turn the corner after what she says was a rough end to last school year. how she is laying the groundwork for a smoother school year. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> it is an element error. what we can do is reduce the likelihood of it. >> lethal versus nonlethal force. weapon confusion does happen. a northern california police officer has created a device he believes will do just that. the i-team takes a look. dan: pulling a gun or a taser is a split-second decision sometimes for police and a mistake could have deadly consequences. ama: melanie woodrow spoke to a police officer who created a tool he believes can prevent accidental death. >> in two shootings more than a decade apart, police officers have said they confused their gun for a taser. >> the 2021 inci

has been testing this out since 2019 to see if it will actually keep officers from using guns and tasers situations when they need to restrain a suspect that could b armed. >> tasers are very painful, however this method right here would be very effective. >> overtired lapd detective say that if used correctly it could save lives, but there is a flipside. >> i have problems with the hooks that are there. to me tha is a little bit inhumane. the wrap itself is about eight feet of kevlar rope. you are going to be hitting other people with that. in my opinion i don't see the effectiveness on a bus or train. you could have collatera damage. >> officers have to undergo fou hours of training before they can use it. the company behind it says there have been reports of scratches from the tethers but as of now no serious injuries. >>> rats are such a big problem >>> rats are so synonymous with life in new york city that they had to appoint a rat czar to deal with the rodent problem! this week the city had its firs anti-rat day of action . city agencies including sanitation teamed up and went door

officers first shot him with a taser and then a beanbag shotgun and then with live ammunition.ment, we will be joined by his son and by the attorney for the chamberlain family. first, we want to turn to the remarkable series of audio and video recordings from the morning of his death. a warning, these recordings are disturbing. he told an operator from lifeaid that made the pendant that he was not sick and that he did not need assistance. lifeaid operator: this is your help center for lifeaid, mr. chamberlain. do you need help? kenneth chamberlain sr.: yes, this is an emergency! i have the white plains police department banging on my door, and i did not call them, and i am not sick! lifeaid operator: everything's all right, sir? kenneth chamberlain sr.: no, it is not all right. i need help. the white plains police department are banging on my door! lifeaid operator: mr. chamberlain, go to your door. amy: at a separate video, one of the separate -- one of the officers is hurling the n-word. then you hear chamberlain say they have come to kill me. amy: despite kinne chambliss, th

he turns and looks at the female officer, not only a taser, but a weapon.interesting dynamic where he seems to be working hard to provoke a situation where he does not have a weapon, he appears to have -- >> that's so unusual, john, we want a new reporting from you about a man arrested on park avenue in new york city with an ak-47. is that correct? >> this is something that is still unfolding right now, the arrest occurred last night on park avenue when witnesses saw a man appearing to load a magazine in an assault weapon in the front of a bmw, police were able to stop the car at 57th street and park avenue. they admitted according to police that they had weapons, they found the ak-47 with an extended magazine in the trunk of the car. obtained a search warrant and then earlier this morning, executing the search warrant found two more shotguns, a couple of knives, a quantity of ammunition, the question is as far as the suspect has been charged with 16 counts of weapon possession. what brought him here from texas? he's supposed to be a man from ukraine, he's

the most powerful taser. men involved in the case and the horror they had to go through. >> and they started beating me here and tasing me. as you can see, blood spots. blood spots there. >> reporter: that was eddie marker and michael jenkins. one of these officers took out a gun and they believe they had cleared the gun, they put it in his mouth and pulled the trigger. he cleared the gun to put it back into his mouth and pulled the trigger. it shot through his tongue and exited his neck. he'll be dealing with for the rest of his life. now the charges are moving forward. everyone involved in this case said they've never seen something like this in law enforcement. you ask the question what happened to the sheriff, he said, he had no idea this goon squad was operating inside of his department. there will be a news conference later on. >> more information to come. disturbing enough already what is known. >>> this morning, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is vowing to retaliate after russian shelling kill

stuart: axon i know that the taser people, do you like them do you think you're going higher. >> whatople that people been talking about, if you go back to 2018 they believe taser sales had peaked for axon at about $250 million in 2018. there on pace for 600 million today not to mention the software business is becoming a much bigger portion of revenue, that is recurring revenue which commands a higher multiple, this could still have legs. stuart: they said they have been using a.i. for five or six years. >> a.i. is a big winner. thank you very much. president biden is celebrating what he calls a green energy boom. grady trimble at the white house. biden is getting criticism for blocking off uranium deposits. islamic is more reliant on other country. >> quite possibly. the vast majority of uranium we use in the u.s. in nuclear power plants comes from other countries. yesterday president biden's designation of a new national monument near the grand canyon permanently bands new uranium mining claims rather than mining more uranium here that could be good for the likes of kazakhstan and

[taser] >> shut up. take the ring off.g] >> trying to. >> what if these are anomalies they are not. g.o.p. candidate obviously. vivek a lot of this is due to lenient policies put in place by local democratic leaders. we know that what can do be done on the national level? >> so, look, i think we can stop subsidizing these bad behaviors he had local level, brian. i don't think localities should get money, block grants from the federal government unless allowing cops to do their jobs. we know how to address crime in this country. more cops on the street. literally on the street without being able to look over their shoulder, fear of being sued. that's thing number one. thing number two is bring back mental health institutions. we have a mental health epidemic across this country. over the same period that we sought closure of mental health institutions, we have seen a spike in violent crime in this country. that doesn't mean drugging up a bunch of people with zoloft and seroquel. it means restoring purpose, faith-based appro

these days, you can find him carrying a taser because he says him and other business owners fear thaty will become the next victims. >> i thought when i left vietnam, i wouldn't feel that anymore, but now i feel it here. >> reporter: police department everyone there was a target of thieves and violent crime. they told nbc bay area saying crime has been their top priority. the governor for support. >> reporter: bruce says he hasn't seen much improvement, he says they need more enforcement and prosecution. if not, bruce said he will do what so many small businesses have done. >> i am getting to the point, i am ready to leave. we should have the opportunity to live in freedom, right now, we are running scared. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. why did he walk off the job? the sudden resignation. while r are being raised about the response to that devastating fire. >>> more problems with the driverless taxis, will the city stop the expansion of waymo and cruise ? >>> hurricane hillary, >>> a major development on maui as the death toll rises, the top emergency management official has resigned

it is not clear whether the weapon is a taser or gun. response coming after the protestors block the entrance to burning man festival. outkit host and fox news contributor. this is chairman james phoenix of the rangers. he said it is not like you are out in the middle of nowhere and no one else to be there. there are miles of cars. they have assist the police department because we're so small. protestors were preventing people from getting to work, to the festival and maybe the hospital, home to their children and meanwhile all the cars are idling all those emissions. how is that? >> the first round you didn't see the long line of cars. these people were acting library idiots. that's what they do. they want to get attention. i do think this guy acted like an idiot. the tribal cop. they have procedures for this. you come in, you have seen this the way they break up protests. he broke it up rogue. they should come down on him but i always tell people, watch out on tribal land. you are not in nevada anymore. you aren't in nevada. you are tr

they used tasers to see which one had the most powerful taser. they threw eggs at them.o sexually assault one of the men. but unfortunately, he became so sick and so terrified that they could not complete that sexual assault. the story had been going on for months. it happened back in january. these men have been trying to get the attention to so many in the law enforcement community. once the mississippi state investigators got involved, they started unveiling things to make sure that they saw that there was something wrong with this. in fact, take a listen to one of the victims who was in court today to watch these men plead guilty. >> i enjoyed the view of seeing the shame, the walk of shame, head down. i hope this is a lesson to everybody out there. justice will be served. >> you think about whether or not justice will be served, you understand why these men were so angry about what happened to them. the sheriff has released a statement. he says, "i believe today's guilty plea showed the community that our system of checks and balances is effective." jim, i can tell

carolina: un policÍa apunta con su taser a un vendedor ambulante en una zona turÍstica en las vegas nevadacontamos por quÉ se enfrentan en plena calle y ante la mirada de decenas de personas. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: hola, quÉ tal? buenas tardes. les saludamos con mucho gusto carolina sarassa, un servidor, soy borja voces. hoy es jueves en 10 de agosto, y como siempre, acompaÑÁndote cada mediodÍa aquÍ en tu "ediciÓn digital". carolina: comenzamos con la conmociÓn internacional por la muerte a tiros del candidato presidencial ecuatoriano, fernando villavicencio. villavicencio salÍa de un mitin de campaÑa en quito, el crimen estarÍa vinculado al cÁrtel de sinaloa. ecuador a esta hora se encuentra en estado de excepciÓn. hay mucho caos en las calles. borja: hablamos del seÑor villavicencio, Él era un hombre de derecha, y como periodista hizo graves denuncias contra otros gobiernos, como por ejemplo, el de rafael correa en su momento. villavicencio ya habÍa denunciado previamente que lo querÍan matar. escuchamos lo que dijo hace dÍas. >> una gravÍsima amenaza de uno de los capos del ca

floor, ordered me not to lift my head up and gave me electric shocks until they discharged the entire taserry on me. you're convulsing. if you lift your head up off the floor, they start beating you, and the cycle never ends. >> up to 10,000 ukrainian prisoners of war are believed to remain in russian connectivity, -- captivity. many are being held in prisons across the country. a violation of the rules of war. here, campaigns like this one are fighting for their freedom, and for russia to protect their rights. ukraine says nine in every 10 prisoners returned alleged they have been tortured. >> this is the biggest challenge for meow, how to protect our people on the russian side. i don't know how and nobody knows how we can do it. >> the russian defense ministry has not replied to our request for comment. but, prisoner swap's like this one give hope to families still waiting to see their loved ones again. how do you recover from all of this? >> i'm currently undergoing treatment and my priority is to take care of my health so i can put on my uniform, picked up my weapons, and defend my coun

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one of them pulls out a taser shot, kicking the man until he falls over. the two then rummaged through his pockets, taken his wallet, a gold necklace, car keys and his phone. we're told the man's family took him to the hospital to be checked out. he is expected to be okay. now to arizona, where a new temperature record was set today in phenix. today's official temperature at phenix sky harbor international airport. hit 117°f. not only is that a daily record that was last set in 2009, but this ties a record for the hottest day ever recorded in the month of august for that city, an excessive heat warning is in effect for phenix until tomorrow night. and here in california, one university is set to build the first pickleball and paddle tennis complex on a us college campus. the university of the pacific in stockton making that announcement today. these are renderings of the project. construction has already started on the 12 court complex where eight courts will be for pickleball and the other four for paddle. school officials say pickleball is the fastest gr

about the national police, which would allow them to use a non-lethal means of coercion, such as a taser, they were purchased and andrii hundreds of such devices, which are used in many countries of the world , were even opposed by the policemen themselves. of a vicious offender, but thais and electroshock would be more non-lethal, more rubber and not soft if you want, although it is also not quite a thing than a firearm that increases will most likely lead to such unfortunately, fatal consequences, but provoked in my opinion by these criminals. thank you, artem shevchenko, an officer of the armed forces of ukraine , ex-director of the department of communication of the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine in 15-21 was with us, now we have a short break and we will return, we will talk it's interesting about money, so stay with us for a few minutes and we'll be back and further ukraine on megogo at the legendary sunsio stadium our national team dazzles the italian audience with a bright game watch the super match of the selection euro-2024 september 12 at 21:45 on megogo glory to ukra

i called the taser in contrast to go. so uh you can see that in the day they gave him a back and forth between the m o d and the back bedroom, but of the rebecca as being to push the precautions business interest from the ministry to pass. so that's one example of the evidence that we have from open source. all right. okay. so gay is that the general picture that you'll seeing? does it look like the russian state is beginning to come back and, and it's funding til bikes now. uh i see because that uh but your uh group will be uh, $300.00. uh you know, uh the fee is, uh, uh, this will forward this uh, as the best brian admitted to the group. uh, it was a little more to understand since that price will be professional. uh, to that same type unplug the way. the important rule uh, is that you couldn't give him more. is a bottle or was a box more? does not just uh, uh, to back back. what's not the important stuff is that instead of just from the point of view a chance or what i can do is very important instead of just being uh,

, ordered me to not lift my head up and gave me electric shocks until they discharged - the entire taser you, - and the circle never ends. up to 10,000 ukrainian prisoners of war are believed to remain in russian captivity, including hundreds of the azovstal defenders. many are being held in prisons across the country — a violation of the rules of war. here, campaigns like this one are fighting for their freedom and for russia to protect their rights. the russian defence ministry has not replied to our request for comment. but prisoner swaps like this one... ..give hope to families still waiting to see their loved ones again. how do you recover from all this? i am currently undergoing treatment and my priority is to take care of my health so i can put on my uniform, pick up my weapons and defend my country. the battles in this war continue, not only on the front lines but also in the lives of ukrainians trying to overcome so much cruelty. hugo bachega, bbc news, kyiv. it's emerged that the owners of the crooked house pub, which was gutted by fire and demolished in controversial circumsta

potentially the day we started the reports that those administrators, russian ministry, defense coach, the taser in contrast to go. so. 6 you can see that in the day they gave him back and forth between the m o d and the back bedroom. but out the rebecca had asked me to push the precautions, business interest from the ministry to pass. so that's one example of the evidence that we have from open source. all right. okay. so gay, is that the general picture that you're seeing? does it look like the russian state is beginning to come back and, and it's funding til bikes now. uh i see because uh uh, back your uh group will be, uh, or grandma uh, you know, uh the free is, uh, uh, just a hallway. it's uh, as the best drive admitted to the group. uh, in zillow. everyone understands is that price will be professional. uh to that same died uh and fargo waiting for them to rule uh is uh uh you couldn't even more. is a bottle. oh was a box smart uh there's no just uh, uh, to back back. well, it's not the important stuff is that it should address from the point of your channels, but i'm just very important

floor, ordered me to not lift my head up and gave me electric shocks until they discharged the entire taseryour head off the floor, they start beating you, and the circle never ends. up to 10,000 ukrainian prisoners of war are believed to remain in russian captivity, including hundreds of the azovstal defenders. many are being held in prisons across the country — a violation of the rules of war. here, campaigns like this one are fighting for their freedom and for russia to protect their rights. ukraine says nine in every ten prisoners who return allege they have been tortured. the biggest challenge for me now is how to protect our people on the russian side. i don't know how and nobody knows how we can do it. the russian defence ministry has not replied to our request for comment. but prisoner swaps like this one... ..give hope to families still waiting to see their loved ones again. how do you recover from all this? translation: i am currently undergoing treatment - and my priority is to take care of my health so i can put on my uniform, pick up my weapons and defend my country. the battle

what they're saying that you're a panelist, full taser tune with winter coming up a welding issue. that's a possibility, but it didn't happen last winter. it looked like they're going to do the same thing as they did before. and so the public's that's well hey, we know installation is terrible. yeah, we know you're paying a little more for food than you used to do. yeah, we know that you can't afford gas. we know that you've come to the really tricity bills, but it's a full, the greater good. now, we've already seen that you are being leaders are getting steadily punished in the polls. so that's the, that's a game and, and they will eventually pay a price of the, i mean, literally the rainbow coalition of germany is suffering appallingly in the polls that going to give absolutely hamlet and then so you know, the rise of the alternative. so deutschland in germany, and then we have seen civil list of the situations a in frost. well down they will eventually pay the price. but the politicians who make these decisions, they'll be ok, they will be rewarded, they will go on to lucrative

ordered me - to not lift my head up, and gave me electric shocks until they discharged the entire tasers. up to 10,000 ukrainian prisoners of war are believed to remain in russian captivity, including hundreds of the asov defenders. many are being held in prisons across the country, a violation of the rules of war. here campaigns like this one are fighting for their freedom and for russia to protect their rights. ukraine says nine in every ten prisoners who have been returned allege they were tortured. this is the biggest challenge for me now, how to protect our people on russian side. and i don't know how and nobody knows how we can do it. the russian defence ministry hasn't replied to our requests for comment. but prisoner swaps like this one give hope to families still waiting to see their loved ones again. how do you recover from all of this? translation: i'm currently - undergoing treatment and my priority is to take care of my health so i can put on my uniform, pick up my weapons and defend my country. the battles in this war continue not only on the front lines, but also in the l

ordered me - to not lift my head up, and gave me electric shocks until they discharged the entire taser up to 10,000 ukrainian prisoners of war are believed to remain in russian captivity, including hundreds of the azovstal defenders. many are being held in prisons across the country, a violation of the rules of war. here campaigns like this one are fighting for their freedom and for russia to protect their rights. ukraine says nine in every ten prisoners who have been returned allege they were tortured. this is the biggest challenge for me now, how to protect our people on russian side. and i don't know how and nobody knows how we can do it. the russian defence ministry hasn't replied to our requests for comment. but prisoner swaps like this one give hope to families still waiting to see their loved ones again. how do you recover from all of this? translation: i'm currently - undergoing treatment and my priority is to take care of my health so i can put on my uniform, pick up my weapons and defend my country. the battles in this war continue not only on the front lines, but also in the

since it's the indian reservation but didn't think the indian ranger was going to come out with a taserhad indian reservation police in new york helping us out. this is not the kind of thing they're going to put up with. >> they don't tolerate what we do. these are like frontier cops. >> what happens when a citizen gets out of his car and has to get to work or go to the hospital because his wife is in labor? is he allowed to get out of the car and do something to the people? >> no. that's the wrong answer. i know. but that's not the answer anybody wants to hear. let me put my lawyer hat on. don't take the bait. they have lawyers lined up from here to california. they're going to come after you. >> sit on traffic. listen to fox news. >> call the reservation police. >> we need reservation police here. >> we do. in new york. >> guys let's go. paul, thank you. >>> well biden said covid shots are coming back. like it or not. and that's not all, two school districts in kentucky have already canceled classes because cases are spiking in the second week of school. nothing has been learned from

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tasing the victims dozens of times with department-issued tasers, and stealing personal belongings fromhe house. >> reporter: it ended with jenkins getting shot in the mouth, the bullet lacerating his tongue, breaking his jaw, and exiting out of his neck. for months there was a lot of doubt about the official account of what took place. the mississippi department of public safety releasing a statement the day after the incident saying only, the mississippi bureau of investigation is investigating an officer-involved shooting, but that didn't encapsulate the horror. in july i spoke to parker, jenkins and jenkins' mother, and toured the home where the crimes occurred. >> here's the spot and they started beating me here, and tasing me, and you can see, you know, blood spots now, and my blood spots there. >> reporter: jenkins' injuries make it difficult for him to speak. had anyone from the department ever reached out to you and apologized? have they ever asked for anything at all? >> reporter: ranking county sheriff ryan bailey spoke to press conference about the incident in late june. >>

yesterday someone came in with a knife and the day before that, a taser, they called sfpd.you still a police officer? >> not until they hire us back and lift the manh mandate, i ca come back. >> ainsley: thank you, coming back locash will perform "three favorite colors" from the all-american concert series. >> dana: i want the summer concert series to never end. >> ainsley: can you hear it from your studio? >> dana: i can't. >> ainsley: new york city and country music. >> dana: more demand than supply. thank you for supplying it. hundreds missing in hawaii, global recovery expert is on the ground and is our guest this morning. gop candidate get fair on today in iowa, president trump's legal team find out what evidence they can and cannot talk about in the january 6 case. armed cartel storm the border, making democrats angry. big show planned, we'll see you at 9:00. (burke) a new car loses about ten percent of its value the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole l

ordered me i to not lift my head up, and gave me electric shocks until they discharged the entire taserin prisons across the country, a violation of the rules of war. here campaigns like this one are fighting for their freedom and for russia to protect their rights. ukraine says nine in every ten prisoners who have been returned allege they were tortured. this is the biggest challenge for me now, how to protect our people on russian side. and i don't know how and nobody knows how we can do it. the russian defence ministry hasn't replied to our requests for comment. but prisoner swaps like this one give hope to families still waiting to see their loved ones again. how do you recover from all of this? translation: i'm currently - undergoing treatment and my priority is to take care of my health so i can put on my uniform, pick up my weapons and defend my country. the battles in this war continue not only on the front lines, but also in the lives of ukrainians trying to overcome so much cruelty. hugo bachega, bbc news, kiev. staying with ukraine — and a merchant ship has left the port of 0

series of just torturistic physical abuse of these men they called them the n-word, shocked them with a taser of the men. and if that wasn't enough, at one point, they pulled a bullet out of a gun, stuck it in a man's mouth and pulled the trigger, and when it didn't go off the first time, they racked it and pulled the trigger again, lacerating the tongue of one of the victims. and as you can imagine, this happened back in january. these men were coming forward basically saying, hey, something was done to us. no one believed them for quite some time. in fact, take a listen to the spokesman for the two victims in this case. >> sheriff bailey, i know your voice was cracking last week, buddy, and you was sitting there and crying, and he was saying he didn't know nothing about it, and i didn't, i didn't know nothing about it. i would be a fool to think that. it's a squad! so we come to disassemble, dismantle and terminate the goon squad. >> and poppy, as you can imagine, people are angry in this community and they feel like it hasn't gone far enough. what members of the community are calling for i

for raiding a home and torturing 2 black men earlier this year, including handcuffing, beating and taseringm. the officers also shouted racial slurs at the men. malik shabazz, a lawyer for the two survivors, said the guilty pleas were "historic for justice against rogue police torture and police brutality" and that all the defendants should expect to be sentenced to time behind bars. meanwhile in louisiana, an ex-trooper was acquitted of violating the civil rights of black motorist aaron larry bowman. former trooper jacob brown struck bowman at least 18 times, as he was pinned to the ground, and repeatedly said "i am not resisting." florida governor ron desantis is drawing fire for his increasingly violent rhetoric on the campaign trail as he seeks the republican party's nomination for president. on sunday, desantis told a crowd at a new hampshire campaign event that members of mexican drug cartels at the u.s.-mexico border would be "shot stone cold dead." the governor also said this about members of the federal bureaucracy. >> we are going to have all of these people, we are going to start

that part of the story read like a direct lift from the house of cards script where the victim is taseredif someone had been attacked, you would've heard about it? >> exactly, we would expect someone to come forward, we have nothing. no call, no nothing that even matches similarities. >> they seem to be one part of the story that didn't make sense. so police lofted a hail mary pass, they went public and released a photo of a hockey mask. >> and that will tweak somebody 's memory about, yeah, that was me and hopefully they will come forward. >> it was a long shot, really. maybe that person didn't even really exist. but, they put it out there and waited. but not for long, because, that very evening, but a lonely casino security officer was putting around on his computer and saw the newspaper article online. the police appeal and felt the blood drain from his face. that person was him. >> i'm like, oh my god, it's the same hockey mask as i saw. the guy was wearing it. the hockey mask. i started reading the story and settle my god, someone got killed. >> and now that terrified evening, it's h

and cups it in one hand, and the officer says show me your hands and the first officer is holding a taserweapon and bright yellow. he runs to the officer who is holding the gun which is the lethal weapon and the last frame that we saw in the video, notice he's got his hands cupped together extended forward as if he has a weapon and he's charging at her when she fires. remember in the background, what do we see? we see a little boy and a woman with a laundry cart moving very slowly, so that's another issue. so it's an incident that happened very fast. nobody involved in that incident, particularly these two officers got it play it back in slow motion while it was happening. they're making instant decisions. someone i know pretty well characterized this right out of the gate that this is a terrible tragedy. this is a 36-year-old man, brandon cole, who has no criminal record and he was -- he was killeded there. >> you mentioned the chief, i want to play a couple of things that we heard from denver police and the chief is the second sound bite. listen to this. >> when he was within several fe

that night, the officers burst into a home, handcuffed, beat, tasered the two men michael corey jenkins eddie terrell parker, also sexually abused them with a sex toy while shouting racial slurs. one of the officers put a gun in jenkins mouth for a "mock execution" and pulled the trigger. the bullet lacerated jenkins' tongue, broke his jaw, and exited through his neck. this is the u.s. attorney last week announcing federal charges against the former officers for the attack. >> not only did they brazenly commit the attack, but after taking serious bodily injury by firing a shot through one of the victims mouth, then left him lying in a political. -- lying in a pool of blood. they gathered on the porch of the house to discuss how to cover it up. amy: after the attack, michael corey jenkins was actually charged with a felony based on methamphetamine the officers said they found in the raid. but records show that was a lie and the charge was dropped. in fact, the deputies planted drugs to devise an excuse for the raid and also strolled surveillance video -- stole surveillance video from the

the officers burst into a home and then beat, handcuffed, waterboarded, and sexually violated and tasered two men, michael corey jenkins and eddie terrell parker. they sexual abuse the with a sex device while shouting racial slurs. one of the officers put a gun in jenkins' mouth for a mock execution and pulled the trigger. the bullet lacerated jenkins' tongue, broke his jaw, and exited through his neck. the officers then planted drugs at the scene in an attempt to cover up their act. the officers have also pleaded guilty to federal charges. visit democracynow.org to see our recent interview with the victims michael corey jenkins and eddie terrell parker. some of the officers face life in prison. in nebraska, a judge has upheld a new statewide ban on abortion after 12 weeks and a ban on gender-affirming care for minors. ruth richardson, the ceo of planned parenthood north central states, decried the ruling saying it was a "devastating blow to nebraskans' fundamental right to make what should be private decisions between them and their doctors." the number of unhoused people in the united s

the woman was on aurora avenue n seattle, an area known -- the affidavit says he used a taser gun, handcuffseg irons a woman. allegedly drove 450 miles to oregon, sexually assaulting the victim at least once over that 8-hour trip. then it gets really bizarre. the victim was left in a makeshift salad cinder block walls built in the garage. she fell asleep for a few hours and when she woke up, she felt she had to get out of there or she would be dead. she bloodied her hands bashing her way through the locked door and flag down a motorist. called police and a day later, arrested after a standoff in reno, nevada. he was in a store parking lot talking with his wife holding one of their children. >> the victim's focus, actions, and her will to survive trigger no law-enforcement response that may have actually saved many other women from a similar nightmare. >> the fbi says sexually assaulted 4 other women and 4 other states that they knew of. he may have victims in 10 state spread all over the country. they have set up a victims website to help jog memories. police say he has used several aliases

now, vieira says the state needs to allow guards to use less lethal weapons other than tasers, whichbe very close to the suspect. vieira also says the two incidents are proof that criminals will steal even in the presence of guards. today's the first day of school for about 100,000 students across the bay area. kids at many of the bay area's biggest school districts return to the classroom today, and that includes san ramon valley unified, mount diablo unified, san jose unified, the bay area's largest district in san francisco will not start until next wednesday. okay. all right. our time is 437 in the san jose unified school district school starts today and a lot of students will be better prepared thanks to san jose firefighters . the firefighters passed out new backpacks filled with supplies at washington elementary. it's the third year firefighters have supported children at that school. they bought the backpacks, which include firefighter logos that just might inspire some of the students. kids look up to firefighter. and i know we're role models to them and maybe we can inspire