didn't get a good grip of the taser. when he reaches across and grabs ahold of my weapon, my firearm. all i could do at that time to keep him from getting my weapon out. >> the suspect jumps back in his kabl and the officer tases him. >> when i deployed my taser, i hit him with one probe. the other probe hit the door and bounced up. didn't make contact with him. i reached in to grab him to pull him out of the vehicle. when i did, i must have grabbed the probe or wrapped my hands around the wires when i did that. >> the live wire shocks the officer and gives the suspect enough time to close the door. >> i move toward the back of the vehicle. i continue to give orders for him to put his anhands up, let see his hands, step out of the vehicle. he would not comply. then he put it in gear. the vehicle rolled back. that's when the subject took off. >> speeding in excess of 90 miles per hour, the truck blows through several red lights. >> we were very lucky that it happened so early in the morning. there was not very many vehicl

they were uninvited guests who brought tasers who a wedding that went very, very wrong.e broom got a taze. and the bridal party got a shower of mace. >> what is going through my mind, is oh, my god, i'm suppose getting married and supposed to be the happiest day in my life. getting tazed, it couldn't get worse. >> jeffrey has been on the force for 15 years. >> this is small town. nice to live here. it's quiet. >> it is usually quiet. but not on july 23, 2005. riding along with police is a cameraman. >> what the [ bleep ]. some wedding. >> shooting for aek there al tv show. >> sometimes you come back with no video and sometimes you come back and it is pretty good stuff. this time was real good stuff. >> how did this couple's happily ever after turn so quickly to disaster? it begins when someone calls 911, but hangs up. >> they thought the groom was having a seizure. just the way they were behaving. you could see they had way too much alcohol. >> police and paramedics arrive at the scene. they determine the groom is not having a seizure. but he is highly intoxicated. >> st

we caught one of them going too far with a taser. and the package people.ill they go postal on your christmas present? a 20/20 experiment. shopping confidential. >> oh my gosh! >> here is david muir. >> tonight the countdown to christmas is down, how many will be at the mall this weekend? so this evening a shopper's guide, the secrets revealed. who knew you could go to the big name stores and bargain for a better price. the knockoffs, could you spot a super fake? first tonight the view of the mall you haven't seen from a one time mall cop armed with tiny cameras, matt gutman tonight on the case. it's shopping confidential. >>> reporter: shopping seems like america's real full contact sport, where folks sharpen their elbows and leave all that holiday spirit in the parking lot before blitzing the mall, like this crazed mob bursting through the doors of a california store. yep, a shopping trip these days can be a downright hazardous activity. this black friday in philadelphia, an all-out brawl erupts out between two couples, with that woman zapping her opponen

one of them whips out a taser and confronts the powerful bull. >> you see this cop with a taser gun,watting an alligator with a flyswatter. >> the officer gets within a few feet of hardball and lets the taser fly. >> that just made the bull even angrier, because how would you like to be tasered. it doesn't feel good. >> the bull charges the officer, missing him by inches. then when all hope seems lost, the cavalry arrives. >> here comes the cowboy. he'll take care of this. watch this. here's a cowboy. >> in a scene straight out of an old western, three wranglers rush in on horseback. >> there was a lot of tension in the parking lot. are they going to be able to get him, are they going to be able to, you know, pull him back, you know, away from everyone. >> within seconds, one of the cowboys ropes hardball. >> they got that bull. they got that bull. >> if you don't have a cowboy on a horse with a rope, you can't control a raging bull. it just doesn't happen. a taser gun is not going to do the trick. it's got to be a cowboy. >> the cowboys, they could have just sat back and said oh, we

why are you for taser international? why do you think is going so wrong with civil society e sight that everybody is buying taser guns. >> hopefully nothing from that point of view. taser had a really good run. now it is consolidating side ways. this has seen huge puts. very big short interest. that negativity means if they have any good news at all, whether any sales or fundamental front, that can run, the had this year could very well continue. this is small cap name. we like small caps for a while. we lean toward that area. taser specific one that looks good for 2014. david: don't mess with cheryl. she has a bunch of tasers. she will, you come anywhere close to her, believe me. i have the bruises to prove it. cheryl: hey, live in manhattan. got to watch out. guys, thank you very much. ryan, sandra, lincoln ellis. lincoln we'll check bacc in with you in a few moments that the s&p futures close. david: you and, can are you kidding sandy and i are the best friends. we love each other. cheryl: google glass and self-drivin

the taser landed on a zipper, and he wasn't shocked by the weapon. kept coming towards him thinking the weapon had worked, and hi pointed his firearm at my head and fired two shots straight directly at my head. you can see him firing point-blank. >> a lot of noise. a lot of flashing. it's all sort of blurry because it happened so quickly. >> a fellow officer lends him a weapon and a bullet proof vest. a fast and furious gun battle breaks out. >> i decided that i would shoot him in the lower leg, dropping him to the ground, rendering him immobile, and then rush at him and shoot him point-blank in the stomach area. >> but the gunman isn't going down without a fight. he shoots him in the shoulder. >> it went straight through me. i didn't feel it at all. i went to touch under my arm, and i felt a wet substance there. i was able to put my thumb into my shoulder, so i knew i had been hit. >> despite his injury, dilorenzo helps free the hostages, then he is brought to the hospital. at the end of the four-hour siege, the gunman, a 39-year-old man injured and

that was a shopper using a taser to settle a disagreement.y day, it was something like this. [ big sigh ] . that's how i did it in the store. but on thanksgiving, thousands of shoppers were looking for amazing deals. there were some less than festive moments. joining us with those highlights, low lights, from our west coast bureau, you know what i'm saying? >> i hear a. even wal-mart claims, it doesn't have the same effect as the punch to the left side of the face. wal-mart claims it had a crowd control plan for its stores. it didn't work out very well. brian lives if new york and went back to his quiet home in north carolina. he walked into wal-mart and look what he saw. this is all over television. look at the guy in the orange jacket. throwing a woman down. people are throwing punches in here and brian actually got told after videotaping for about two minutes that if he didn't stop, he would be arrested. look at this. this is from an unknown wal-mart. again, another battle over television. talk about true kelly file fans and a woman is thr

that was a shopper using a taser to settle a disagreement.ay it was something like this -- [ huffs breath ] . that's how i do it. that happened on black friday when hundreds of thousands hit the stores looking for amazing deals. this year went off without some of the problems from years gone by. there were some less than festive moments. trace gallagher joins us with the highlights, lowlights from our west coast bureau. do you know what i'm saying? [ scoffs ] >> i hear you. walmart claims it doesn't have the same effect as a punch to the left side of the face. it doesn't. >> i know. >> walmart claims it had a crowd control plan for each of the stores. some of the plans didn't work out well. in fact, brian spain went back to his quiet home down for a quiet thanksgiving. look what he saw at his walmart. look at the uh guy in the orange jacket right there, throwing a woman down. people are throwing punches in here. brine actually got told after videotaping for two minutes that if he didn't stop he would be arrested. look at this from an unknown

. >> one pulling out a taser so you can hear the crackle of the stun gun. >> jon: yeah, there is something about the holidays. >> remind us how we like to gather with our loved ones around the crackle of a stun gun. my nuts roasting on the -- floor of the costco. dogs ripping at my face. >> but the deal i got on these set of patent patents. >> pants worth it. >> that is mean spirited. >> in texas tempers frayed, unleashed on the shoppers. >> jon: well, that is texas. they put that out on everything. >> in virginia, police say there was a stabbing. >> jon: well, that is virginia, you know, virginia is for stabbers. all right, so maybe black friday wasn't the best for customers but to be fair, the workers had it worse. >> in locations across the country, workers protested against the expanded holiday hours, wal-mart was a particular target. some employees of america's largest civilian employer picketed outside in ontario canada, a man dressed as santa claus was part of the protest. >> jon: oh, my god, how bad does your organization have to be for santa to protest your labor conditions, the m

. >> i have a line, a scar there, from where the taser was turned sideways over my heart. it's called a kill shock. >> july 7th, 2012, 5:00 p.m. in casselberry, florida. zacomo piriofo, known as z, and his fiancee noel price had just gotten off work. on the way home, they cross the street and stop at a check-cashing store. about ten minutes later, as they leave the store, a police officer accuses them of jaywalking. >> cross on the sidewalk. the flow of traffic. >> did anyone get hurt? >> can i see your i.d.? it doesn't matter -- >> they deny they were jaywalking and don't understand why this is a criminal investigation, which requires them to present i.d. >> what do i need to provide you i.d. for? >> the fact that you committed an infraction. >> that's not a statute, sir. >> give me your i.d. >> it's not a lawful command. >> i did not fit the criteria for someone who should be stopped and identified, period. >> you shouldn't be afraid to stand up for your rights and you shouldn't be afraid to be given an explanation for something. >> casselberry police declined our reques

police say the officer feared for his safety and fired the taser, then the gun. that officer has been placed on routine leave while police investigate. that woman is in stable condition. >>> we have an update on a story breaking last night at 11:00. an officer wounded in a police shootout in northeast d.c. now out of the hospital, the suspect also wounded has died. it happened in the 1300 block of queens street in the trinidad neighborhood. police say 19-year-old darrius jamaal murray shot at officers conducting a weapons sweep in the area. they say he started firing at officers forcing them to return fire. >>> the family of a woman killed in the navy yard shootings filed a lawsuit and it targets the navy, department of veterans a firs and two defense contractors. the family of victim mary knight said the navy and the contractors that hired the short -- the shooter aaron alexis ignored many red flags about his mental health. >>> most people know lauren neuman as anne arundel county executive, but 30 years ago she was the victim of a rape she says nearly destroyed

officers face charges of the death of a local homeless man video shows kelly thomas being beaten in tasered by the officers before his death an update on this case and a look at police brutality here in the u.s. ahead. and at the air force academy in colorado cadets take a pledge to never lie but investigative journalist says he's uncovered information that some recruits are asked to not only lie but also spy on classmates professors and commanders will speak to that journalist coming up. and the u.s. veterans return from war and to a new field of battle there's been an increase in drug prescriptions for veterans with a sizable amount dying of overdose or another cause will take a look at the health of nations vets later in the show. it's wednesday december fourth four pm in washington d.c. i'm sam sax and you're watching r.t. and we begin with a developing story today as yet another n.s.a. bulk data collection program has been revealed based on interviews and documents obtained from edward snowden the washington post reports that the n.s.a. is tracking cell phone locations all around the w

. >> thieves are making changes after seeing an officer using a taser on a suspect for 30 seconds. the video surfaced last month that shows a confrontation -- the joe young terminating featuringters are that only allows five second burst. one of those is the manassas man convicted in 1982 of mr. beating heroine. the president called his and other sentences harsh. the white house says the inmates would receive shorter prison terms if they were sentenced under current guidelines. next, live in falls church. if you did holiday shopping at target, hackers may have your number now. >> a consumer alert affecting as many as 40 million americans. target admits its computer systems were hacked. >> this exposed credit card information for millions of customers to fraud. kris van cleave is in falls church with what this means. the dates to remember. november 27, the day before thanksgiving, through last sunday, december 15. if you did holiday shopping at a target in falls church, if you use a debit card, that card may be compromised. the timing was perfect for the hackers. steal data form 40

. >> thomas was tasered repeatedly, beaten with batons and the taser handle. left in a coma, thomas's family had him taken off life support five days later. had he no drugs in his system the night he was beat.. manuel ramos many charged with involuntary manslaughter and expensive force. managing combative suspect. in the context of the entire two decades that preceded it, and i think when we do that the record will show no crimes were committed by police officers that night. this thing happened many times in kelly thomas' past. joining us is kelly's father ron. we appreciate your being with us, we realize this is the first day of the trial and some early statements from the defense is your son should not have been seen as some sort of harmless figure, a homeless guy, but i'm sure would you dispute that. >> kelly indeed was not homeless at all. he suffered from schizophrenia, a mental disease. he always had my home, he had board and cares he lived in for years. a skit phrenic would much rather be outside. he was more of a -- he wanted to live outside, as bad as

. >> shoots him with a taser, and he goes down. 50,000 volts. >> went ahead and ordered a second drink. i don't remember that. >> convicted of her fifth drunk driving charge, a female inmate could lose everything. >> i wanted to tell you that you were a good wife are and a good mom. >> and -- >> i can tell everybody that i had sex with hiv positive. sometimes it doesn't happen. okay. i'm sorry. >> an outcast inmate make as comment that leads to violence and panic. >> i am so uptight right now that i can't eat. i've been throwing up my food. >>> grand rapids, michigan, is consistently ranked one of the nation's best places to live. it might not seem that way, however, behind these circular walls just outside downtown. this is the kent county jail. while some are convicted, most of the thousand men and women here, are only charged with crimes and waiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> do the crime, pay the time. you know? >> it's not the ideal setting in which to make friends. some do. jeremy feels like an outcast. >> jeremy is the model inmate. very quiet. never gets into t

this maples now we can have tasers. just kidding >> (laughter). >> so is there any public comment regarding this for we vote before we accept this incredible, incredible gift. >> i move we approve this donation. >> all in favor, say i. >> and thank you, captain. >> thank you. >> okay. so we've taken resign item 6 and 7 go to line item 8. >> all public comment closed session including vote to hold item 10 t in closed session. the position litigation those matters are confidential and item 9 and vote to hold itemses. as department turman we are back in open sessions and okay. can you call the next line item >> vote to elect to disclose any item in the san francisco administrative code 12 point a. >> i move not to close. >> i all in favor. >> i. thank you all offered. mr. secretary >> item 12. adjournment. once again members of commission and public we're john sharp together meeting in honor of star 2124 who started with the at the present time, in 1981 he worked aliens at central and speech operation and gang task force a

joseph mistook his taser for a gun when he shot the unarmed man. >>> and for the latest on bart tracks, they are blaming the electrical short, it is a store story we first reported on 2. that prompted several riders to seek medical treatment after being stuck on board the crippled train for about an hour. >> they did some changes the top break boxes and it only happens rarely. >> bart said it will take at least a day to determine what happen and it happened just hours after nathaniel robinson senior had thanksgiving dinner with his family. it appears he was headed to his girlfriend's home. highway patrol is trying to figure out why he ended up hitting a median wall. he was hit by 3 cars, the first driver stayed at the scene. >> it is devastating, hard to bear, my emotions are a rollercoaster. >> investigators do not have a description. >>> a girl is recovering after being hit by a car. a boy ran across west 15th street. the boy was airlifted to the hospital and suffered head and next injuries but was conscious when first responders arrived. they do not think speed error alcohol was a f

i thought maybe it might not have been a gun but maybe a taser or something which may have an electric charge and they have that gas. i was afraid of spark. >> maybe you could be right. that's why they didn't use it. they chose to go with the bean bags in this case. >> all they had to do was light a lighter. >> pretty bizarre scene. cops doing a good job. >> a massive collapse, caught in a power plant in north carolina. >> this has to be on purpose, right? >> this is a planned demolition. it is an implosion at the hf lee power plant. we see the explosives go off at the base of the building. you see the first part of it come crashing down. >> they cut the legs of that thing. >> yep. then, you see the other two towers fall, crumbling, toppling over. >> implosions are fun to watch. i don't know why. to watch it go down in a couple seconds. >> these plants belong to duke energy. their plan is to retire by the end of 2013. we are pretty much there. they want to start using new strategy for energy. >> i want to be the guy that pushes the button, win a lottery or something, office drawing. >>

officer johannes mehserle claims he mistook his firearm for his taser. >> a little intimidated after it happened because you felt like maybe they were trigger happy at times but now they're i think more aware of it. >> reporter: former chief patrick oliver signed off on the report being discussed today. about 55 reforms recommended in 2010 by the national organization of black law enforcement executives. both oliver and rainey will be speaking in front of the bart board today. the cost of this assessment $25,000. live at the fruitvale bart station, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> the bart board will also likely address the latest train troubles at today's meeting. a train stopped inside an east bay tunnel yesterday between orinda and rockridge and electrical short causing the emergency brakes to engage while it was going 70 miles per hour. nine people taken to the hospital with breathing problems and some other issues. >> there was just a lot of confusion. we sat and didn't hear anything for 40 minutes. >> i panicked a little bit but, you know, there's not too

almost simultaneously, officer erpp tasers the other.> the officer who had been pushed on the outside of the door, boom. swings into action. >> deputy cooley quickly zaps the remaining attacker. meanwhile, a separate brawl is raging just a few feet away. set in motion when the defendant's father seen in the black hoodie jumps on the brother-in-law of the murder victim. >> mr. henderson's father saw the tail end of the actual people going through to assault his son. while he thinks the last two people through the door were part of the assault, they weren't. so he winds up trying to take them down to help us. >> deputy harris, unclear of who is who, stuns the defendant's father, bringing an end to the chaos. other than some cuts and bruises, henderson is not seriously injured. the six involved in the melee are cuffed and questioned. but only the three original assailants are arrested. >> the charges against the three attackers were three counts of assault, third degree. one for each of the officers that was attacked. >> all three of the as