. >>> a new debate over tasers. question to berkeley voters, how do they feel about arming officers with stun guns? kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran live in berkeley with what's next for the berkeley officers. cate. >> reporter: good afternoon, frank. there's a study down independently by the berkeley police association. now officers say they are ready to move forward with these results. now, the survey found that 83% of berkeley residents surveyed support investigating tasers to control violent criminals. the berkeley police association saysists officers want this as an additional tool in fighting criminals. there have been numbers of times where they say they have faced dangerous situations where a taser would have been more appropriate and a safer tool than firearms or physical force. in the press conference today, officers cited national studies that say tasers save lives and reduce suspect and police injuries. currently berkeley is one of three law enforcement agencies in the bay area not using tasers or investiga

of death. >> i think in some circumstances using tasers is the better way to go. i think if you can avoid lethal force it's a good thing. >> they say they are harmless but i don't really believe they are. i guess they are better than guns. >> reporter: tasers have met with controversies in other cities like san francisco where the idea was shut down. overall they thought they were too young to use on young people, old people, people in crisis, those mentally ill, or people near roadways. so it was shot down but again nothing here has been decided. the survey was just completed. now they are going to try to get more public feedback before pressing forward. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in 45 minutes the metropolitan transportation commission will get an update on the new bay bridge project. this was billed as a meeting that would provide a lot of answers. about cost, time frame, and test results for those problem bolts. as ktvu's claudine wong reports this meeting will still leave unanswered questions. >> reporter: we watched as construction crews got bac

>> but tasered in georgetown? >> i think people are not expecting that. >> some realists say crime is inevitable. >> it's part of d.c. living. you have to be very conscious of whose around you-all the time. it doesn't matter if it's georgetown, chinatown or dupont circle. you have to have your wits about you. >> the victim suffered not lightening injuries. anyone with information please call d.c. police. >> thank you. >> new tonight. he used to work for the spots veil -- spots vein ya -- spotsylvania pendleton and a 17-year-old had a six month relationship. he's charged with giving her drugs, taking indecent liberties and contributing to the dell learning quincy of a minor. the school fired him. >> -- delinquency. >> a sheriff's deputy 17 veteran -- 17-year veteran is free. audrey barnes talked to family members tonight. >> brian, jillian dawkins was in alexandria celebrating his counsels -- cousin's new contract with the washington mystic basketball team. after stepping way dawkins encountered an off-duty arlingt

any way, i have a couple of things that i want to go through, number one on the taser, issue, chief i understand why you did not want to use the committee-approved procedures for the it. they should not be deciding you should be deciding and when you have 6 aclu attorneys and one doctor doing the policy making for you, you are really going to have difficult in enforcing the common sense rules. i understand why you are not using the tasers and some of the officers in your department, like limbert and moore and i could go on and on, and they want to give those folks tasers, so on both sides of issue. >> speaking of tasers and the aclu, they have spoken out in favor of the cameras that are placed on officers and made by the taser international company, and i have given you all a copy of the new york times article from april 6, 2013, it is regarding the police department, chief, one year study using the cameras, and he did it as part of his dissertation of cambridge university and i am going to read you a couple of quotes from the study, even the bay area, crazy liberal cans tolerate thos

tasers to the city council. there is overwhelming 83 percent who support looking into equipping the officers with tasers. the mayor and police chief declined to comment on the survey. several city council members say it is time to consider tasers with strict limitations. >> officials are investigating a police shooting in east oakland that left a suspect dead. yesterday afternoon, officers with the oakland police department special enforcement crime reduction unit tried to stop a car with three men inside. they jumped out and ran away at bancroft avenue. one of them was armed and the officer chasing him felt threatened and opened fire. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. two other men were arrested. a gun was recovered. >> a hair teen is recovering after getting hit by a car on a skate board when he ran through a stop sign and broadsided a car and was thrown 30'. he was air lifted to the hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries. he is expected to recover. >> the contra costa sheriff is looking

he had no problem at all taking the taser. >> the taser has minimal effect. so deputy meyer tries again. >> the whole time on the video when i'm in the front the taser is deployed in the upper chest area. >> this time the taser subdues the suspect and myers is able to get the cuffs on him. >> it seems like it took forever for backup to get there. in reality i believe he was there within a minute. >> more officers arrive on the scene and the fight is over for the moment. >> i walked him outside and turned around to get my paperwork started, and then he kicked out the window. we had to taser him again. take him out of the police car and then shackle his legs. >> davis is transported to a local hospital where he's found to be under the influence of drugs and alcohol. >> a lot of times drugs have an influence on people. specifically cocaine and pcp can give them super human strength with a lot of adrenaline. >> he's charged with multiple offenses, including battery on a police officer, attempted armed robbery, criminal mischief, and resisting arrest. he pleads no

. >> then they tasered you. >> then they tasered me. >> reporter: he spent the night in emergency and still has bruises. >> i think they were just very excitable police. >> reporter: police tell a different story. they say they arrived it was chaotic, they didn't know what was going on. they didn't know him and told him to get down repeatedly. he refused. not only refused but yelled obscenities at them so they had to take actions. >> i heard the police officer say hands behind your head on the floor. three times. >> reporter: she lives here and took these pictures. he admits to swearing at the cops. he says he was upset at being told that he would be shot. but that the police response was out of line. >> and there was no reason to taser me. there were multiple police that had me. they were already beating me up. >> reporter: police tell me that he had to be, quote, tasered to secure the scene. the shooting victim survived. he is in the process of hiring a lawyer. >> a man shot in the garage, the 29-year-old is recovering. the police say the shooting was not random. possibly gang or dr

>> they did deploy the taser. takesi tasing the man holding the camera. >> why wouldn't they juell people they are okayn the home. >> hey, a domestic violence call, they were answering it others are saying they have a constitutional right to not let the officers in their home. >> i agree, if they want to say, hey, everything is fine, we'll come outside, this never would have happened. i totally agree with that, but cops would be kicking in doors all over the place on the suspicion that maybe something is possibly going wrong. >> you can see why this has gone viral and why so many are discussing it. >> two groups of hikers exploring a glacier in alaska when they came upon this little guy. see what that is? >> is that a porcupine? >> it is a porcupine. i know you are wondering, how in the world did it get there? >> the person who posted this says it was about a half mile or so away from its habitat. over that ridge there, was a forest where it could live and thrive, but for some reason, it got lost on the glacier, a

one of the officers fires a taser gun.ending 50,000 volts of electricity into the man's body through two darts attached to a wire. he falls to the ground, screaming in pain. >> hit him again. hit him again. >> the man writhes on the ground in agony. officers pile on top and attempt to handcuff him. but a struggle ensues as airport personnel look on. officers continue to subdue the man. >> from what we know, they tasered him at least twice, possibly more. witnesses could hear the taser. worry, how are they still fighting him off? >> nobody knows why. he just speaks russian. nobody knows why. >> as the man loses consciousness, police switch from tying to control him to checking his vital signs. >> he's unconscious? i heard them say code red. >> i was thinking i will kiss him very soon, and i will hug him soon. >> tragically, robert zekonski, a 40-year-old polish man immigrating to canada, dies minutes later. how did such a misfortune come to pass? the heartbreaking story begins nearly 12 hours earlier at 3:12 p.m., when robe

two of the individuals actually had to be tasered before being taken into custody in an investigation that is complex and rapidly developing. since wednesday some eight individuals have been taken into custody. of those eight individuals three of them, two women, and one man have been released from police custody. the man was released on bail. now as for the two suspects that were arrested at the scene of that grisly murder, well, they remain in stable condition in two separate hospitals under armed guard in london. poppy? >> erin, tell us a little bit more about this mi-5 connection or whether or not mi-5 there in london solicited one of the key suspects in this attack to -- to work for them, essentially to be an informant for them. i know that's what one of his friends told the bbc. is mi-5 reacting to that? >> reporter: that's all what his brother-in-law told cnn yesterday as well saying that mi-5 approached one of the suspects by the name of michael ad adebolajo, one of the main suspects, it's a request he purportedly deny. plenty of questions about what mi-5 knew about these two

so i was with you and you said the normally rather than using taser the police have a way of kind of breaking this sort of thing up what what. what typically do they do what should they have done to i mean i haven't ever experienced that before my understanding is that there's pressure points if they use to get you to release your arms and move you know yes places that does hurt were very shocked sort of make parts of it i think that's right. so do you know do either of you know if if the police officer who tasered this young woman is going to be facing any consequences for this i don't know if you're a have you heard about now i don't know as the as the news media been following up on this at all has there been other seems to be a lot of interest in the tasering we're sort of sad that it happened actually more for the homeowners that were there with their. families facing eviction they are living at home there is a lot of folks that are in the same situation and that's really the story is that the inaction by the justice department on going on the fear of what would you like to see

. >>> other bay area headlines, berkeley is facing new debate over the use of tasers. a recent police association survey found 83% of people support investigating the use of tasers to control criminals. the officers argue they save lives and reduce police injuries. berkeley and san francisco are the two major cities in the bay area not using tasers. >>> get your grills ready. salmon season is in full swing. fishing boats brought in somewhere between the 30,000 and 40,000 pounds of wild fresh salmon today alone. the golden gate salmon association says they are seeing a salmon resurgence this season. >>> with that the countdown is on. today's city leaders broke ground at the san francisco museum of modern art kicking off a free four-day public celebration. that's before the venue closes its doors for construction. the 225,000-square-foot expansion project will take about three years. it will include a new 10-story addition along the back of the building. >>> a huge shift is taking place in the american family. what has more women than ever become the breadwinners. >> it'

berkeley is one of the agencies not using tasers or even considering them. the police association e-mailed surveys to 20,000 residents asking their opinion on the nonlethal weapons. the devices would offer them another option. >> the berkeley police association supports the use of tasers because it provides an alternate use to firearm use in violent situations with suspects. >> berkeley pd says there's no plan for the department to use the tasers but the survey will get the conversation uq". the city will make the final determination. >>> good evening. i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. quite a bit of sunshine today as the clouds and sun has pushed back. we're talking about a forecast that is heating up quite a bit from 90s to 100 degrees and we'll talk about how wide the drought is across california in a few minutes. >>> also ahead, the nose knows. we'll tell you about the k-9 training that is helping provide a $40 million industry here in california. >>> plus, how the south bay police department is using pintrest. >>> we uncovered a profe

but that the police response was out of line. >> and there was no reason to taser me. there were multiple police that had me. they were already beating me up. >> reporter: police tell me that he had to be, quote, tasered to secure the scene, end quote. the shooting victim survived. >> as for the man shot in the garage, the 29-year-old from redwood city is recovering. police say that the shooting was not random. possibly gang or drug related. >> governor brown is going to release the revised spending plan tomorrow. it will reveal a revenue wind fall. budget officials say california's cash flow is as much as $5 billion better than the january projections. because of various propositions passed over the years, most of that money could go to education. more details coming tomorrow at the governor's news conference. >> the state budget may be looking better, but a popular federal program to prevent wildfires is out of money. kpix 5 don ford tells us how neighbors in one community are picking up the slack. >> reporter: normally this time of year the trail above is busy getti

police are investigating a robbery where the suspect used a taser on the victim. the thief approached the victim from behind before using the taser and made off with a wallet and cell phone. tonight victim injured but okay. anyone with information is urged to call police. >> to alexandria where a young man is asking for justice -- they say julianne dawkins was killed by a deputy. dawkins's parents want patterson arrested and charged. >> to me it's definitely a murder case. it's premediated. you know he did it. there's no excuse for it. he needs to be punished for it. >> dawkins's family says the family -- says he was shot during a celebration. police believe there was a confrontation between patterson and dawkins. >> developing on capitol hill tempers flair on hearing of the i.r.s. tea party scandal. at the head lois lerner. she was quickly dismissed after refusing to answer questions about targeting tea party groups. >> i have not done anything wrong. i have not broken any laws. i have not violated any i.r.s. rules or regulations and i have not provided false inf

get down on your knees. >> officer anderson uses his taser. >> get down on your knees!t it misfires. >> and then that's when he turned and charged right at me. my first reaction was basically to get out of the way. >> mallory outweighs officer anderson by more than 100 pounds and wrestles him to the ground out of the camera's view. >> the first thing i realized when i ended up on my back was definitely this was not a very good place to be with this guy on top of me. >> and then as officer anderson lies helpless -- >> kind of crawled up my body, up to my face and that's when he bit part of my eyebrow off. >> wedged between the curb and his car and bleeding profusely, officer anderson is struggling to free himself. >> and i was doing the best i could to just remain conscious. everything around me was starting to get kind of dark. and that's when i heard another gentleman run up to the area and began throwing punches as well to him. >> out of nowhere a man runs around in front of officer's anderson's cruiser and starts fighting mallory. >> as it turns out it's a plain clot

. >> they come in with a taser drawn. >> see what brought them there and how things took a turn for the disturbing. >> you are assaulting her. >> a dash cam captures a father telling his daughter -- >> what to do in an accident. >> the advice that came not a moment too soon. >>> video from a high brow affair catches some ladies -- >> doing some very unladylike things. >> what happened when a gentleman showed up as their escort. >>> plus, why you haven't lived until you have tried chocotopus and the story of couples expecting a baby who were not expecting this at the sonogram. >> wow. >> the baby is like, oh, i wave back. >> no. >>> we're going to come inside to let you know that. >> you are going to come inside without a warrant? you're going to come inside without a warrant? >> you're looking at video of police in california answering a domestic violence call. the people behind the camera are filming from inside the home that the domestic violence call came in about. >> there is no domestic violence. >> there is no domestic violence. >> there is one child in the house and one playing o

menlo park and east palo alto are the only two cities that have not armed officers with tasers. the chief johnson absolutely wants officers to have tasers and the policies could be set to restrict use. he wants the license plate cameras that was adopted in one town in 2010 to deter criminals. >> search is underway for a missing man who suffers from dementia. this is the 63-year-old jack garrett last seen at a care center yesterday on vallejo street and talked about wanting to go to berkeley but it is not clear why. he does not talk much, has no money and no cell phone but he should be wearing a bracelet with his name on it. >> the uncertainty over the 32 bad bolts that snapped on the eastern span of the bay bridge has caused a labor day weekend celebration to be put on hold. the nonprofit bay bridge alliance raised half of the goal of $3.5 million in private money to hold the two-day party which includes fireworks, a foot race and a free public walk over the new span. caltran officials are deciding still how to reinforce the broken steel rods but have not decided if it will open

. >>> berkeley residents have a clear opinion when it comes to the idea of officers using tasers. a new survey shoes 83% support a plan for the police department to consider using them. berkeley is one of only three law enforcement agencies in the bay area not currently using tasers or considering them. in march, the police department association e-mailed surveys to nearly 20,000 voters asking about them. an overwhelming number said they support the idea. there's no current plan for the department to use them, but the survey will get the conversation started. city council have the final say. >>> a decision on whether the new bay bridge will open on time has been postponed again. caltrans revealed new issues today with the eastern span from the bike path to the tower. jodi hernandez is live with the problems and the agency's proposed solutions. jodi? >> reporter: these problems range from sheered off bolts on the bridge's bike trail to imperfect welds on the base of the tower. caltrans said they've been fixed or are in the process of fixing all of these issues. they acknowledge the

overseeing the police department is calling for major technology and equipment upgrades including tasers for every for. according to the oakland tribune compliance director says that technology issues have hindered the police department's ability to meet mandated reform. he wants the city to spend $2 million on new training and technology that includes purchase 200 new tasers for officers to limit lethal force, and they want to repair nonworking computers in patrol cars and hiring a technology consultant to review the new systems. >> the warriors get another shot at closing the series against the nuggets on their home turf. denver extended the series on tuesday bringing it back to the arena by beating the warriors who still lead the series 3-2. tip-off is at 7:30, which is game 6. 19,000 fans will be there. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield will have a report from inside the arena with a preview of the action. >> how about the sharks have stolen home ice from vancouver in opening game. sharks trailed the canuck halfway through the second period and then there was a power play goal to tie

to march the berkeley police association asked voters their opinion on the use of tasers and berkeley and alameda are the only two cities in alameda county with police departments that do not currently use tasers >> swedish music streaming company will move into a willing famed for a rock concert on market street in mid-july. the company will use flee -- three floors above the theater. there are 23 million activity users and six million ad free subscriber whose pay $5 to $10 for the service. >> mike? >> we will start with temperatures across the neighborhoods. 61 in antioch. that is the warm spot. most of us are in the mid-to-upper 50's with 55 in san francisco and 57 in novato and livermore and hayward and san jose. we have 55 as los gatos. now, today, as far as temperatures compared to yesterday, a beautiful picture of the golden gate bridge, low clouds hugging there and snow on top but it is not, just low clouds one to two degrees compared to yesterday with the early sunshine and the dry start and you can see in san jose it looks quiet and three day forecast, big time warming trend

. >> pink taser? good-looking any way. a taser that is pink. right. >> that looks useful. >> kind of useful. next up. >> wine bottle/wine glass. wine glass for the rest of us. if mom likes wine. she probably loves a lot. and this wine glass will allow her to drink to her heart's content while being able to say just having one. >> this is the squat strap. check this out, for when you are doing your business in the forest camping or something. allows you to get support around a tree and it holds toilet paper. don't think my mom will groove on any of the five. >> i'm not a camper. it is incredibly bizarre. >> i didn't need it. maybe the toilet paper. didn't need the strap. last up. baby girl plays on a pig. an amazing viral video. take a look. yeah, baby goat playing on a pig. says it all. pig chilling out. he is very tolerant. knows he is a little kid. a puppy right? >> not even budging. >> he is out of it. pretty cute. >> slid off his back. >> mama stays away from the pig. did you see anything you liked on the mother's day list? >> maybe the win

officers say using a taser rather than a gun could save lives.treet today, we found there were mixed opinions. >> i think in some circumstances using tasers is the better way to go. if you can avoid having to use lethal force, that's a good thing. >> they say they're harmless, but i don't really believe they are. i guess they're better than guns. >> critics say that tasers are too dangerous to use on some. >>> there is now a $10,000 reward for information in a triple murder case in shasta county. shane miller is wanted in the killing of his wife and two young daughters. they were all shot to death on may 7 at the family's home in shasta county. miller's truck was later found in humboldt county. that's where a massive search effort has now been scaled back to round-the-clock patrols. >>> san francisco's budget outlook is a lot rosier than this years past. so much so, today the mayor took back $25 million in proposed cuts to public health. david? >> reporter: gasia, san francisco officials say tourists and tenants along market street are playing a

berkeley city country who support the use of tasers say it can be useful toll and help in avoiding use of three that will force. opponents say they can be the equivalent of three that will force when used on people who have medical conditions. this morning, shark fans are still recovering from last night's disappointing game seven loss in los angeles, which eliminated our team from the stanley cup playoffs. the sharks trail 2-0 in the second period after two goals by kings' right wing and san jose did not fold, though, and the russias remain within a goal but they could not stop quick who made 25 saves and the king held on and won the 7th game to advance to the western conference finals. >> it is 5:08. a tough loss but a great season. >> great season. a lot to look forward to next season. >> we will check with mike. >> the regular season means something because the home team won every game. we will try again next year. now, summer is on the way. as we look down on san francisco from sutro tower it is quiet, with scattered sprinkles. we have settled into the allergies, grass is moderate

show you some video that a man claims he took of bay area police barging into his home and using a taser on him. before we get deeper into the story, check out the video. this is it in its entirety. >> i'm recording everything that's happening now. we're going ing come inside just to let you know that. >> you're going to come inside without a warrant, probable cause, you're going to kick my door down. >> domestic violence. >> there is no domestic violence. there is no arguing. between two people, i'm right here. they're going to arrest you. they're going to bleep shoot us. >> how many children are in the house. >> there is one child in the house, and one is playing outside. officer, there is one child --. >> why are you guys not coming out? why are you not coming out. >> because we don't live in a police state, sir. marshall law has not been established in this country. >> okay. okay. can you do us a favor, all get down on the ground and put your hands behind your back because we're going to kick the door. >> he can't record if his hands are behind his back. we need documentation of this

. >>> we could find out whether or not berkeley police officers may one day be equipped with tasers.eley police association e-mailed surveys to almost 20,000 voters to see how the community feels about officers using tasers. this morning, the association will release the results of that survey. a spokeswoman for berkeley pd says there's no immediate plan for the department to use tasers, but the survey does get the conversation started. >> san jose is not offering raises to police officers in its final proposal sent to arbitrators. the city offered a 9% pay hike to officers a few weeks ago. now the city says measure v prevents arbitrators from giving out raises that are higher than the city's revenue over the past five years. the city says revenue grew over 1% in the past five years. >>> one in nine california bridges is instrustructurally deficient, including 9% of those in santa clara county according to a national report card on american infrastructure in california. more than 4,000 bridges are considered functionally obsolete. 137 bridges in santa clara county have parts that nee

crime stories in 2003, bonet learns that police are using taser guns as a crime-fighting tool. curiosity is piqued when a police officer makes an offhand comment. >> we were talking tasers and their effectiveness, he sort of jokingly said you should do it. it's a lot of fun. i said, sure, why not. fateful statement. >> fateful, indeed. a self-described risk taker bonet decides to try it and capture it all on cam. >> when i told my co-workers what i was planning to do, i was met with a lot of blank stares. i don't think they really believed me. >> have you ever seen thomas pace before? i never have. >> i became more and more nervous. you know, i was trying to play it off like, i'm not afraid at all but that was absolutely not true. >> bonet decides despite his fear, he should not only go through with the plan, he should make the experience as real as possible. i figured if i'm going to do this, i'm going to go all out. and they gave me all sorts of options like do you want to get tased for one second, three seconds or five seconds? >> five seconds. that's all there is to it. it

police on the hunt for a man who used a taser during a robber in georgetown. it happened on 34th street in northwest. police say the thief came from behind, taised the victim and ad took off. the use of taser businessusin private citizens is outlawed inn the district. >> president obama will head to thema national defense universit at fort mcnair to give a major speech on national security. >> he will lay out his policies on drone strikes.ikes the white house admitted for thf first time that the u.s. killed four americans in drone attacks overseas including the radical american muslim cleric and -- anwar al-alaqi. >> there was shock and horror h after a barbaric stabbing with meat cleavers in london. it's called a terror attack. two men were yelling god isod great when they brutally killedk a soldier who was not in uniform. this happened around the corner from an army barracks. when police arrived to the scene. the men walked up to them waving a gun and knives. officers opened fire. they are in the hospital under armed guards.uard the britt stish prime ministe

the study police and train and home and at least two officers using a taser on a man in the home.e door actually a neighbor can't call the police because as a disturbance. the people what in the home and police tried to get them to come out and they would not you can watch for yourself. >> are you going to come inside, are you glad to come inside? are you going to commence my house without an war? >> there is no domestic violence here there is no domestic violence! >> martial law has not been martial law has not been stated in this country in summation. >> you take my door down you kicked my door down! you kicked my door down as phonation. >> do not touch her do not touch your to not touch her you are assaulting her! >> screens screams >> then it goes the black >> reporter: you concede some the was officers using his taser as well. the police chief tells the incident that occurred last week will have an assurance review to insure that policy was followed. >> pam: >> pam: the brother of young leila fowler appeared in a san andreas court today for the first time since charges were f

to taser a woman.y responded to reports of domestic violence disturbs bans and he refused to open the door because police refused to say why they were there. they are not making any public comments because they say it is an ongoing investigation. >>> jodi arias was convicted of the killing of her former boyfriend in 2008. they say she should get the death penalty instead of life in prison and they decided she is eligible for the death penalty. >>> they are trying to get more people to walk, bike and use public transportation and they are doing that by letting city services car share reserve on streets and they could get another 150 next year. cars are available at least 75% of the time. >>> it is not a good year for small suvs and 13 vehicles were put through crash test and only a few had a passing grade. coming under which suvs performed well and which failed. >>> let's see what sal is saying about the commute. how are we doing? >> well, let's start off with the toll plaza and the metering lights are

. >> a taser, a cash. >> we thought you wanted sex. you wanted a massage. >> stick with that story, the judges love comedy. >> many admit they are marry and have done this before. >> how long have you been married? >> 38 years. >> does your wife know you have visited in the past? >> they are not afraid of where they are going, they are afraid of what brought them to this point. >> do you think you did anything wrong in there? >> yes. by being there. >> i should have took care of my stuff at home. >> so many men so up, men have to stop questioning one because another shows up. >> we saw it was a problem with potential for growth, we are making an effort to get ahead of it. >> reporter: spreading the word that any -- >> prince george's county is closed for business. >> reporter: could be the next room 56. >> all the men that were arrested are facing charges for prostitution and resisting aarrest. even though they all initially denied being arrested before. the "i-team" showed more than half had criminal records for assault, and domestic

. >>> a bold robbery involving a taser. unsuspecting victim. it happened three blocks from georgia town university campus. the victim was not seriously hurt. the suspect got away with his cell phone and wallet. >>> a sinkhole, repairs won't be finished until the end. 15 feet wide, 20 feet deep. it opened up at 14th and f streets, shut down. a second sinkhole, and the aging fraufr down there. >>> tr, after a man stopped breathing and waited 20 minutes for help to arrive. >> iweeken >> tonight, that man's memorial day weekend. >> the goose on the attack. residents running iéç+8f she has been res >>> a d.c. woman mourning the death of her husband said paramedics took @ long to respond.!jc3cff8has been lookinç battled his kidney disease andaz match. >> married 23 years. >> on the night of the 26th, she hit alert button at 8:51. according to the documents, 911 dispatched an ambulance one th. >> then he said, don't leave me, i can't breathe. i said, i am not. and he slumped over. >> she started cpr, hit the button again, at 8:55. she continued compre

are banks too big to taser? quite frankly there's so much work to be done in the communities.t out of minnesota that shows that the disaster is still happening. 140,000 homes have been foreclosed on. $20 billion of wealth lost because of this disaster. and so there may be people in the market taking advantage of the low interest rating and buying new homes. if you lost your home, this is still a disaster for you. >> so on this wealth loss, because i know you have written about this. what has happened in terms of the foreclosure crisis and the notion of the evaporation of wealth? >> well if you go way back to when the crisis started, $7 trillion of wealth was lost in equity and homes. communities of color specifically were targeted for subprime loans. what happens especially in communities of color is foreclosure continues. 1 million people are underwater. the homes are worth less than they're paying. if kbrour underwater, you're more likely to go into foreclosure. it really comes down to last year almost $200 billion of additional wealth was lost in communities around in. and

poppy responds, taser drawn. >> stop now! on the ground, now! >> givens drops his gun.or it. poppy fires at givens with a tase of up to 50,000 volts. but givens isn't done. poppy goes for his firearm. as givens rises, his weapon in hand. poppy fires, twice and givens goes down. incredibly he's only wounded. >>> i'm milissa rehberger. we're following breaking news out of eastern oklahoma where a large funnel cloud has been spotted approaching a large mall. in a town called shawnee. let's join our affiliate in progress. >> flashes in there. we're seeing some debris floating up. if you're in this area, you need to be underground. this is going to be, i don't know, probably just from my vantage point, about two miles, three miles east of the 3-w exit on i-40, so it's going to be just the west of the college there. if you're on track i-40, right there, you have walmart, lowe's, all those stores, you're definitely going to need to evacuate the area, come south. i'm right now just south of the shawnee airport, and everything is going to track north of here. but if you got frie

menlo park and east palo alto are the only two cities that have not armed their officers with tasers.hief absolutely wants his officers to have tasers and policies could be set to restrict how they are used. johnson wants the license plate cameras. that were adopted in local jurisdictions that have deterred criminals. >> a hayward man is missing and suffering from dementia, the 63-year-old goes by the name of jack garrett and the alameda sheriff deputy says he was seen at the senior care center. he does not talk too much and has no money or cell phone and should be wearing a bracelet with his name on it. >> the uncertainty over the 32 bad bolts that snapped on the new eastern span of the bay bridge caused a labor day weekend celebration to be put on hold according to the friend chronicle the nonprofit bay bridge alliance has raised half of the goal of $3.5 million in private money to held the two-day party which includes fireworks, a foot race, a bicycle race and a free public walk. officialsofficials are still dew to reinforce the steel roads and have not decided if the span will ope

association surveyed voters about the potential taser use by the sit's police officers.ey and alameda are the only two police departments in alameda county that do not use tasers. the police association says if using tasers saves just one life, then it will be worth it. >>> 8:37. let's get you to where you need to go, sal. how are we doing? >> things are finally improving a little bit, dave and tori. finally some things are getting better. let's take a look at with we have with the bay bridge. this has been steady and slow. we had a couple of earlier crashes. they were not injury problems. it's still pretty slow trying to get into san francisco. if you have an appointment, you should leave earlier than you normally do. it has not become better. san francisco, northbound, 101, the traffic is here slow approaching the central freeway. it's moderately heavy. i want to point out in marin county, we have the crash near highway 37. right there the area is slow and it stays slow to central san rafael. we also have slow traffic this morning still on highway 4. it improved but --

. >> berkeley union leaders pushing to arm officers with tasers will failure the results of a publicrvey supporting surveys to the city country. there is an over whelming 83 percent that support looking into equipping officers with weapons. the study was unscientific, and the mayor and police chief decline to comment. several council members say it is time to consider tasers with strict limitations. >> , "s are vest gating a politician shooting that left a suspect dead. yesterday afternoon, officers with the oakland police department tried to stop a car with three men inside, but they jumped out and ran away at bancroft avenue. police say at least one man was armed and the officer chasing him felt threatened and fired. the man was hit several times can died at the hospital. two other men were arrested. a gun was recovered at the >> this morning, a hayward man is recovering after getting hit by a car. police say the 18-year-old was riding a skateboard when he ran through a stop sign before 5:00 yesterday evening. teen broadsided a car and was then 50'. he was not wearing a helmet. he

. >>> bursting into a home and using a taser has gone viral. >> a man took this video while officers were responding to reports of a domestic violence disturbance. the homeowner refused to open the door because they would not explain why they were there. police say this is an ongoing investigation. >>> pleasanton police are accused of trying to take a woman's baby. police say one of the men pushed the went to the ground and took her purse while the other man grabbed her baby stroller. the woman told police the man and stroller were tipped and the men ran off. >>> >>> new this morning nato says two service members and four civilians have been killed in a suicide bombing. they have not confirmed the nationality of those killed but a group in kabul is claiming responsibility. >> police say at least 6 people are here in the hardest hits areas but they expect that to rise. police say they heard the sirens for search in tables and in their bathtubs. >> you can see the twister just there facing you. it is horrible. >> at least 100 people were hurt and buses have been helping with transporti

he had to be tasered because he refused to return to california alive. >>> silicone valley has one of the highest rates of tuberculosis in the u.s. according to the santa clara health department are in san jose and santa clara. but california as a hole has more tuberculosis cases. more than two million people in california have tuberculosis. >>> an 18-year-old man is in a santa cruz county jail accused of shooting a beebee gun at a school bus. the man was -- a woman was injured after the beebee shattered the glass and the glass hit her in the face. the man is being held on $5,000 bail and the driver is expected to recover from her injuries. >>> sal, it sounds really bad for the bay bridge after that accident there. >> it does and even though it will be cleared, the damage is already done. i want to show you, the toll plaza is barely moving westbound as those metering lights have been slowed down, way down to allow fewer cars onto the bridge to allow emergency crews to get the accident off. let's take a look. it does look better but it is not completely better yet and they are just abo

of additional arrests today including at least one activist who appears on this tape to have been taseredice on scene. this apparent tasering and multiple arrests and blocking constitutional avenue for hours is a major protest site in washington. >>> finally, the other big story to watch in washington today was anticipation that continues to build for a major address that president obama has scheduled to deliver on thursday. it's going to be a major address from the president on the subject of civil liberties. the president is expected to address the drone program of targeting killings abroad and his efforts to close the prison that we maintain in cuba. this will be the first time the president has spoken at length on those issues in a very long time. the news outlet reuters is reporting the obama administration may be planning to announce that they're moving a significant portion of the drone program out of the hands of the cia and into the remit of the military and that may sound like we're going to be droning people in far away countries but it would be a big deal in terms of the accou

. >> they come in with a taser drawn. >> see what brought them there and how things took a turn for theyou are assaulting her. >> a dash cam captures a father telling his daughter -- >> what to do in an accident. >> the advice that came not a moment too soon. >>>

two of them were tasered before being taken into custody. we don't know why they were tasered. officials are also not naming these particular suspects in an investigation that is turning out to be incredibly complex and fast moving. in total some eight individuals have been arrested since wednesday. of those individuals, three of them, two women and one man, have been released from police custody. the man was released on bail. now, as for the two suspects that were arrested at that grisly crime scene on wednesday, they remain in hospital in stable condition under armed guard. poppy. >> erin staying on top of it for us. thanks so much, erin. appreciate it. coming up in the next half hour of the show today, we're going to talk about the issue of extremism. how does extremism in any religion lead someone to commit violent acts in the name of religion? that's in our faces of faith. >>> coming up next, the parents of a 10-year-old girl are challenging the rules of organ donation as they fight to save their daughter sarah's life. you see her right there. they're going to join me next

very disappointed about the taser turnout. so it's probably why -- i should have stayed sitting down. maybe it will come up again. just was around when chief did the press conference and the guy was waving the match -- moving on to team falvey. i gave him a promotion. sorry. [ laughter ] . captain falvey. we have been really fortunate out in the ingleside since captain lazar, cast nago and captain falvey. he's everything everyone said. he's very involved. he was at the youth summit and it wasn't easy. there was a lot of distrust between the youth and police and there was a lot of misinformation and going forward, i think that's going to be an on going dialogue and i think there is going to be a lot of improved relations between the youth and the community and the police department and i think it's a good thing and i thank you all for coming out and hearing our concerns. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >> any further public comment? >> public comments is now closed. now it's time for commissioners to ask some questions and