gun. >> the taser carries a camera on it, and it films the person who was going to be tasered.e up on his blind side. and fired the taser at the center of his body. the taser landed on a zipper, and he wasn't shocked by the weapon. i kept walking towards him, thinking the weapon had worked, and he pointed his firearm at my head and fired two shots straight directly at my head. you can see him firing back point-blank. >> a lot of noise. a lot of flashing. it's all sort of blurry because it happened so quickly. >> a fellow officers lends dilorenzo a weapon and a bulletproof 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 did i lorenzo 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. >> despi

he had no problem at all taking the taser. >> the taser has minimal effect. 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 my 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 placed him in his police car, and i turned around to get my paperwork started and 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 big adrenaline dump. >> a judge finds patrick davis guilty of multiple offense, including battery on a police officer, attempted armed robbery and resisting arrest.

they are subjected to being tasered. and they are tasered. can be put in on terry confine think. and they are for extended periods of time. and i am talking about being in a solitary cell for 23 hours a day. seven days a week. you are talking about food restrictions. so you are hungry, you are subject to tasering, solitary confinement, shackling, four-point and five-point restraints, all of the things that you can do to adults. >> stop. can i breathe? [ crying ] >> i can't breath! >> sit back. just relax . john doe 11, was arrested at 17 for robbery in 2010. he was sentenced to 29 months as an adult. he had been in prison about two months when he claims an older manifold him in to the shower. >> he come in there after me and i started trying to fight him but i was slipping and sliding everywhere. and he got the best of me. >> you couldn't fight him off anymore? >> huh-uh. and and if i could, i know i would have. i was just competed. simple as that. he got me. >> were you crying out while he was ranking you as well? >> yeah. i mean, i was scre

they are subjected to being tasered. and they are tasered. can be put in on terry confine think. and they are for extended periods of time. and i am talking about being in a solitary cell for 23 hours a day. seven days a week. you are talking about food restrictions. so you are hungry, you are subject to tasering, solitary confinement, shackling, four-point and five-point restraints, all of the things that you can do to adults. >> stop. can i breathe? [ crying ] >> i can't breath! >> sit back. just relax . >> catch more "faultlines" episodes on demand or at aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> what did you see when you went outside last year? >> there was a dead body in the middle of the street... for 5 hours. >> there's a lot of work to be done. >> they need to quite talking about what should be done and do it. >> there's clearly an issue and we have to focus on how we bridge that. >> a lot of innocent lives are still being lost. john doe 11, was arrested at 17 for robbery in 2010. he was sentenced to 29 months as an adult. he had been in prison abo

. >> when i was a cop tasers were not around. it was not an authorised item. cops don't carry tasers. >> in the video we saw, the average person, who is not trained as a police officer, they wonder why a guy with the screwdriver had to be shot. >> a guy with a screwdriver can tab and kill you, if you are stabbed in the chest, you are dead. you can't dependent on it. i saw screwdrivers and sharp objects go through it. a taser is a nonlethal way of stopping someone. emergency services has a cross hook. it's not new, it's been apparent. i can pin someone up against the wall and hold them until we can pursue them. there's other alternatives to help cops deal with mentally disturbed people. >> one of the issues, and you heard someone talking about this, if you had rah psychotic episode. part of this is understanding the differences in mental illness, that most of us group into a thing, it's specific to some people, sometimes the basic approach that some people use, speaking loudly, surrounding an individual, techniques that are proven in normal circumstances have t

one of them whips out a taser and confronts the powerful bull. >> you see this cop with a taser gun,t's like swatting 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 s

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that field training officer deployed his taser. we do not know yet whether the taser hit taylor and we do not know the circumstances of that altercation that led to weapons being used by police. >> sean, where was he shot? was he shot in the front or the back? >> four rounds were fired by officer brad miller and christian taylor was struck in the neck. the abdomen, and the chest. he was hit three times. four rounds fired. again, we don't know what precipitated that. was he charging the officer? was there some kind of physical altercation at that point? the officer today gave his statement to police with his attorney. we hope to learn that greta, in the days ahead. >> we just have 20 seconds left. do you know what the distance was between the muzzle of the gun and the football player who was shot >> we don't know that but what i can tell you is the field training officer who is a 19 year veteran deployed his taser. we know the taser says the effective distance is 21 feet. they advise you to be between 12 and 15 feet when deploying t

it is crazy. >> a second taser deployment subdued the unidentified man. miss say he was treated at a local hospital for minor injuries. from there, the officers backed him into the santa clara county jail on two counts of battery on a peace officer, up the influence and resisting arrest. a new report shows the bay area drivers are the most stressed in the nation because of worsening traffic congestion. bay area drivers waste two work weeks each year stuck in traffic, which is double the national average. the congestion translates into wasted gas, more than $1,600 each year for oakland and san francisco commuters and $1,400 for folks in the silicon valley. unless more money is invested in grabbing infrastructure the congestion is going to get worse. >> pools open in hayward and fathers are urged to walk with their children to classes. >> hayward is one of 600 cities across the nation taking part in the million father march encouraging men to make the commitment to education and to the children in their lives. organizers hope to attract moms and other adid

we recommend taser if you have a lethal option behind you. so that in the event the taser fails, you have somebody with a lethal option. this is the only officer that was on scene at the time. >> reporter: the protestors say they rally here and march to city hall and police headquarters later on this evening. as for the police officer, she is in stable condition right now. last we check she was still at highland hospital. as for the suspect, the man killed, police haven't released his name. live in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> there have been six officer- involved shootings in oakland this year four deadly. the last one led to protestors. an armed gunman led officers on an eight mile chase that ended with a crash and attempted carjacking. police say the 24-year-old man killed was carrying a 9- millimeter semi-automatic weapon and refused orders to drop it. >>> san jose police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who went careening up on a sidewalk striking and killing a woman. the shattered windshield gives an idea of the force of the imp

he's tasered and taken to the hospital in critical condition. detectives are trying to figure out if he was under the influence. surae chinn, wusa 9. >>> after an historic visit, secretary of state john kerry has left cuba. his plane took off hours after raising the american flag at the u.s. embassy. he had a chance to do something that many americans will one day have a chance to do in havana -- take a walking tour. >>> a 3-kilometer zone is being evacuated following thursday's explosion at a port in tianjin. the definitely toll is 85. and 21 firefighters are included among the dead. >>> play is underway after severe weather forced the pga to suspend the championship in wisconsin friday afternoon. beautiful golf course. and a strong thunderstorm took down the leader board and toppled porta-potties. >>> montgomery county agricultural fair kicks off the first full day. the fair goes until august 22nd. that's in gaithersburg of course. >>> there's a new statue in times square celebrating the lip locked couple celebrating vj day. as news spread thr

>> trey had gone in first and came in with the taser and shot the old guy in the chest with the taser. >> the guy just pointed a stun gun at my chest and banged me and he banged me again. and a third time and your legs give out and your body quivers. >> reporter: the gang could feel wilson's pain. weeks earlier, they took turns shooting each other with the stun gun to see what it felt like. >> mr. young's term for practicing with the taser was to, quote, become one with the taser. >> reporter: that day in vero beach, cannon and adams snatch $100,000 in diamonds. but at least they're polite about it. >> they started out of the office and looked back at me and said, sorry man. i really need the money and it was kind of a bizarre thing to say. >> reporter: when the robbery roadshow comes to sanibel island, young choreographs his most daring getaway yet. there's only one way on and off this popular tourist destination and that's this three-mile-long causeway that connects to the mainland. no problem if you're on vacation. big problem if you just ripped off congress jewelers in the heart o

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he took out his taser.ke out his gun. >> that's a subjective thing. >> it is subjective. >> but that's going to be something the prosecution will say. >> that doesn't turn it into murder right? it turns it into a mistake. >> manslaughter. he'll be charged with murder but the default would be manslaughter where he recklessly murdered this child. >> mercedes is ignoring decades of what's happened in texas where it is virtually impossible to indict an officer under these circumstances. and almost even more challenging, almost impossible -- >> i'm not ignoring anything. >> could convict. that's because there is wide latitude to protect yourself and even property. >> the second cop didn't shoot. the second cop had just a taser. his testimony will make all the difference right? >> exactly. >> if that guy goes before the grand jury and says this guy was not advancing on officer miller. this guy was not given commands to stop. this guy was not a threat. that's it. that's the ball game. he's going to get indicted. >

the pharmacist already has 1700 tasers. only about 700 are currently in use. the nypd plans to buy more tasers, they hope to encourage officers to use more nonlethal means when dealing with criminals. so it has been a violent summer in many parts of the country. today al jazeera is taking a look at violence. researchers are trying to figure out how deep invisible wounds go. jake ward jakour science and tey editor jacob ward has more. >> this is oakland, california, families are moving here it's gentrifying. but oakland has a gun problem. so much that the oakland pd has implemented a policy called trop-spotter. there is a lot more gun fire than anyone thought before. perhaps three or four times as many gun shots are being fired than police reports would have had us believe in the past. that means children in this community are in some cases being exposed to more gun fire than an active duty soldier would have been, during a deployment in afghanistan or iraq. what effect is it having on those kids? it turns out a growing body of science shows it's changing the a

. >> i have a line, a scar there, from where the taser was turned sideways over my heart.t's called a kill shock. >> july 7th, 2012, 5:00 p.m. in casselberry, florida. zacomo piriofo, known as z, and his feeian say noelle price had just gotten off of 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. which affected the flow of traffic. >> did anyone get hurt? >> can i see your i.d. it doesn't matter -- >> z and noelle deny they were jaywalk 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 poli

a potential win for companies that sell tasers.surging. >> we believe that police officers will be wearing this technology. >> body cameras raise tough questions, catching people's most vulnerable moments. just how much does the public have a right to see. >> cities are continuing to struggle with this issue around technology. we have a lot of data. and it gives us an opportunity for a level of transparency. but it also has great privacy implications. you could allow the media to view the footage but not show the footage. that is a policy we are entertaining right now. >> while oakland's mayor says they're not a silver bullet, the police chief says that the body cameras are here to say. >> we're getting to the point there is a public expectation. and in a few years it will be standard issue. >> samuel burke, cnn, oakland, california. >>> and with me is the former police commissioner from new york city, and author of this new book "from jailer to jail." you sit on the board of the company that makes body cameras. where do you fall o

when he resisted, police used a taser. the medical gave him a sedative. we're told he began having trouble breathing. ems gave him emergency aid and tack him to the hospital where he died. >>> details into the death of a long island firefighter. joseph sanford junior die affidavit a fire. according to news day state officials say the fire department violated safety standards by letting him enter the burning home without an assigned partner. >>> donald trump stealing political headlines and making political wages begin after being dumd as a speaker at the red state gathering. >> reporter: a key conservative get together. the red state gathering front and center in the political whirlwind surrounding donald trump. >> disinvited donald trump. >> reporter: he was expected to take the stage. >> you can see there wastblood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her where ever, but she was, in my opinion, off se. >> reporter: the billionaire seeming to suggest she was hormonal when asking tough questions. >> does that sound to you like the temperament as a

returned him to the courtroom. >> the taser gun is what stops trent in his tracks. >> we just had taser recertification class two days before. so, all the training was fresh in my mind. >> after 13 years at the multnomah county sheriff's office, this is the first time morrissey o'donald uses any of the weapons on her belt. >> he didn't say anything. when we walked him back to the courtroom, he was completely silent. >> the judge orders him into custody, again. he increases trent's bail $500,000. >> under oregon law, what mr. trent did after he knew he was going into custody is no different than if he would have tried to escape from the oregon state pen. >> trent is convicted of possession of a false police officer i.d. card and is sentenced to probation. but for his bold escape, he gets ten months in the slammer. >> he might not have gone to prison but for the fact he tried to run from the courtroom. i think it just goes to show people that you need to follow authority and you need to show respect to the court. and when you don't do that, you can end up with a harsher sentence than what

get down on your knees. >> officer anderson uses his taser. >> get down on your knees! 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 clothed detective from nearby

police say they used a taser on deming several times, that is now in question. >>.fortunate we have to seek out an expert, the best in the world, to tell us that there is no taser marks. why did they tell us this and why can't they just be transparent with that? >> reporter: we contacted pleasanton police. a spokesman says the department and district attorney are still working on the case, quote, because these investigation s are still pending it would be inappropriate and unfair to all parties to comment. the officer involved in the shooting is on paid administrative leave. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> new court documents show the man accused of killing a avirgin avirgin avirginia tv journalist had a glock, a license plate, and a wig in his car, possibly determining a get away plan that failed. the oakland native, whose real name is vester flanagan was fired from the station two years ago. in a rambling suicide note he claims he was mistreated at work. something the general manager of the station denies. this morning there was a moment of silence at the

now taser international the company that peaks them says the new taser model replaces an older versionhich has become out dated. >>> a man accused of killing eight people including six children is due to be in court today. >> mass killings and the taking of the entire family are a tragedy. they are a tragic reality that our community has been forced to confront all too often. >> police say conley does have a criminal history that dates back to the 1980s. the most recent incident was last month. he was charged with assaulting valerie jackson. >>> california firefighters say private drones are increasingly getting in the way of fighting fires. now the u.s. forest service says there has been 13 incidents which drones messed with their services. meantime another drone has been spotted at an east coast airport. four commercial pilots spotted the drones at about noon yesterday. one thing to keep in mind, typically there is one flying in the sky where as a problem with a bird strike it's multiple birds. >> now faa rules forbid unmanned objects above 400 feet because of the possibility of coll

police say they used a taser on deming several times, that is now in question. >>.fortunate we have to seek out an expert, the best in the world, to tell us that there is no taser marks. why did they tell us this and why can't they just be transparent with that? >> reporter: we contacted pleasanton police. a spokesman says the department and district attorney are still working on the case, quote, because these investigation s are still pending it would be inappropriate and unfair to all parties to comment. the officer involved in the shooting is on paid administrative leave. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> new court documents show the man accused of killing a avirgin avirgin avirginia tv journalist had a glock, a license plate, and a wig in his car, possibly determining a get away plan that failed. the oakland native, whose real name is vester flanagan was fired from the station two years ago. in a rambling suicide note he claims he was mistreated at work. something the general manager of the station denies. this morning there was a moment of silence at the

prosecutors say ferrell, who was unarmed, was running away from the taser light. in fear for his life. but defense attorneys say he was charging the officers. prosecutors say afterhe was shot officers on the scene did not provide medical attention and was handcuffed as he lay dying. >> thank you. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the diving champion has gone missing. she can hold her breath for nine minutes, but she's now missing. >>> also ahead, the medical headline the one ingredient you may want to add to the dinner table jts table. >>> and you may remember this scene from "back to the future." the hover board taking off. well, tonight, the future is here. how they pulled it off. as about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance c

even as taser wires were still stuck to him.he chaotic scene happened on interstate 880 near stevens creek boulevard. just before 10:00 this morning. police say the man appeared to be on drugs as he tried to shut down the freeway with traffic cones. he began to run frantically between cars, even after police used a taser to subdue him. it took four officers to take him into custody. three suffered minor injuries. >>> depending on who you ask, this could be a step forward. about an hour ago, the san jose city council approved an agreement with the police and firefighters union. bottom line, restoring some of the money and benefits that were taken away by measure b. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us from city hall in san jose. robert, this is a big money roller coaster here. >> reporter: well, that's right, raj. this was also a deal, though, designed to heal both financial and emotional wounds. as we have been reporting, measure b tore apart relations between city hall and its workers, and the most damage was done to the once r

crazy. >> a second taser subdued the unidentified man. he was treated at a local hospital for minor injuries. from there officers booked him into the santa clara county jail for two counts of battery on a peace officer under the influence and resisting arrest. in san jose, abc7 news. >>> a battle over police and fire benefits in san jose is officer. today the worker unions approved a new agreement that replaces much of -- much of measure b. it drastically cut police and firefighter benefits leading to a critical loss of employees in both departments. it increases pay and restores some retirement benefits. they believe it will make salaries more competitive and saving $2 billion over the next 30 years. >>> new video shows one of three americans who took down a gunman on a european train arriving back home to sacramento. he flew back from france. he was not on the flight. spencer stone was in germany being treated for his injuries. when they all returned home the city of sacramento plans to throw a parade in their honor. >> they were on a t

there were no taser marks on the body and we want answers to these very simple questions. >> reporter: the suspect's father is a veteran reserve officer. no one has official results to help understand what happened between his son and officers. >> they refused to share any information they have with us. this is the only resort. it's two months later and they haven't reached out to say anything. they keep saying it is under investigation. >> we contacted police. a spokesman said the department and the district attorney's office are still working on the case, quote, because the investigations are still pending it would be inappropriate and unfair to all parties involved to comment. the denning family and their attorneys say there was no presence of drugs in the body. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> a state audit found a cal trans employee was paid for working when he was actually playing golf. the report says this happened on 55 days over two years and directed other managers to approve time sheets despite questions over how much work he did. state lawmakers are calling for re

one fired his taser at ferrell. in this dash board camera video, you can see the taser's dot, and ferrell run past. >> the suspect began aggressive coming towards me. >> how loud were your verbal commands? >> get on the ground! get on the ground! get on the ground! >> reporter: kerrick shot ferrell 10 times during their struggle. >> no matter what i dhe wouldn't stop. >> what did you believe at that time? >> i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: ferrell was unarmed and had no criminal record. charlotte-mecklenburg police suspended kerrick without pay. >> that's your handwriting, right? >> yma'am, it is. >> reporter: prosecutor theresa postell grilled him. >> ma'am, this was taken just a little bit after i was in a fight for my life. i'm sorry if there's a few inconsistencies. >> reporter: georgia ferrell is the dead man's mother. three days after his death, she talked to us about officer kerrick. >> but i do forgive him. >> reporter: you do? >> i so forgive him but i do want justice. >> reporter: georgia ferrel

the second officer there with him used a taser in this situation.viously a great deal of discrepancy what kind of force should have been used in that situation. and that is when arlington police investigators say they are figuring out and getting to the bottom of this. one the officers approached christian taylor inside the car dealership that he had just driven into with a jeep, that christian taylor was told by authorities to lay down on the ground but instead police say he started running away. and then there was some sort of altercation. police can't say or won't say if it was a physical or verbal altercation, but it ended with officer miller firing four shots. so, obviously, investigators say that what is crucial in this investigation is the nature of that confrontation, what was going on there, and that's when investigators are focusing on today. kate? >> they want to get to the bottom of it, ed, but that comes with getting the story from the officers involved. i guess they have not been interviewed yet. when will they be? >> reporter: well, t

they tried to stop him with a taser and then officer carrick fired 12 rounds hitting farrell 10 times. in our new york bureau, hln legal analyst joey jackson and cnn legal analyst danny cevallos. good to see you again. joey, first. the dash cam video is expected to be shown to this jury and if it shows what police admit happened, that a taser was first used, how might this help the prosecution? >> good afternoon, fred ree kachlt always depends upon how evidence is spun. the prosecution is attempting to show the officer's actions were not reasonable. why? because you have the united states supreme court that says that officers have to act off of split seconds, right? they have to make judgments in a span of a second that could be really causing someone to die and so if the officer is deemed to have acted in a reasonable way than, of course, it's favorable for the defense. if the prosecution could show through dash cam, through independent witness testimony that, of course, the actions were unreasonable and clearly the officer acted in a way that was not justified, there was no imminent

the one with more experience uses his taser.erience shoots to kichl i think it's going to be very important to figure out where everyone was. >> we can guess what happened because of that but we don't know. >> harry, you were in internal affairs. the fact that three full days went by before the officers are interview, is thattan kmo? >> we are finding it more and more common. they have a pba, attorneys. like this officer, he had two nights of sleep, because it's also taum advertising when you shootd shoot somebody. in new york city when you are involved in shooting you go right to the hospital and you are treated for stress related injury as a result of that because it's -- it's something you really don't want to go through. >> i'm very troubled though by this trend where you have officers waiting two and three days before being interviewed. we saw it in ferguson, all over the country. >> do you think because it allows to them to figure out their story? >> of course. people's memories fade and witnesses don't make things up but

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his curiosity is piqued when a police officer makes an offhand comment. >> they were talking about tasers their effectiveness and he jokingly said you should do it. it's a lot of fun. and i said, yeah, sure, why not. fateful statement. >> fateful, indeed. a self-described risk taker, bonet decides to try it and capture it all on camera. >> when i told my co-workers what i was planning to do, i was met with a lot of blank stares. and 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, that 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 will seem a little longer on the other end. it will seem longer than five s

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his training officer pulled out a taser gun.ly the officer pulled out an actual gun we're discussing. i have the statement just in for the attorney for this police officer brad miller and it says in part, quote, chief johnson used 20/20 hindsight to protect his job. officer miller made decisions in a heated confrontation to save his and other officers' lives. media thee at tricks are not even close to due process. let's discuss with phillip holloway and hln legal analyst joey jackson. let's just again with that statement. >> well, look, his attorney, the officer's attorney has to defend him and in his defense he's saying due process requires more, an analysis of the facts. >> those are strong words. >> of course they're strong words but you expect nothing less from an attorney. for the chief's part he has something broader to protect. he based this upon procedures and protocol. two things in particular were very troubling to the chief and led to the firing. number one, not establishing a safe perimeter outside of that area and i

>> at the los angeles county jail, we encountered inmates who seemed impervious to tasers or anything else. to control these inmates, deputies had to resort to what's known as a four-point restraint. >> in the inmate reception center, there's a lot of incidences, these guys coming straight off the street. they're angry and they're very violent. and they often go off. >> everybody else sit down. >> sit down. >> one inmate in particular just couldn't deal with it anymore. he went completely berserk. >> move it. >> freeze! >> move it! >> have a seat. >> and they had to restrain him. and one of the ways they do that is these four-point restraints. and they tell him exactly what they're going to be doing. >> mental health staff has ordered you to be placed in four-point restraints. you understand that? >> yeah. >> i'm going to put you in here, i need your cooperation. the more you cooperate, the faster you will be out of points. >> sergeant gilbert duran supervises the carefully choreographed restraint process. >> the deputies have already been briefed as to who will take the upper body, w

you're going to see dan bury texas police chief being tasered voluntarily. he told followers that he would allow another officer to taser him. >> oh. >> yeah. got 1,000 likes. >> he only got 1,000 likes? c'mon. >> no. he only got 1,000 beforehand. >> as a consequence. >> demanded more likes. >> i don't care. whatever it was, 1,000 likes is not enough. >> there's more. one man joined 200 women trying out for a spot on the miami heat dance team. keith wilson, 28 years of age. you see him there putting on this energetic performance. >> go keith. >> which is a big hit on social media but not good enough for the miami heat. he did not make the team. this was his second effort to get on that team. he tried out in 2012. same result. >> i give him 30,000 likes. he's great. he should be on the team. >> he's pretty good. but maybe the 200 others were better. >> that's a different story. the likes, the facebook page. >> i can't personally give 30,000 likes. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> good news cast. >> i think he needs his own halftime

they say deming was acting in a threatening manner and the officer used a taser on him. the family says -- >>> hillary clinton responding to reports that joe biden may be running for the white house as well. she says the vice president has had more grief and heartbreak in his life than most people can imagine. most recently with the death of his son joe biden. >> i want the vice president to decide to do what is right for him and his family. i don't think it is useful to be behind the scenes, asking this or saying that. i have done none of that. i want him to. >> clinton says she will continue with with her campaign and biden will have to decide for himself. >>> civil rights legend who helped lead the bloody sunday civil rights march has died. she passed away. boynton was among those beaten. her role was cap occurred in the movie selma. 50 years later president obama pushed her across the span in a wheelchair to represent that event. she was 104 years old. >>> happening today hollywood history goes on the auction block. costumes worn by shill by shirley temple. >> that i

they have talked about expulsion for the student who brought the taser/fun gun in classroom and -- taser/stun gun in the classroom and they say they will be reminding students zero tolerance for weapons. a back-to-school night coming up where families will be in the school. it will be talked about at that point as well. central high school, brad bell, abc7 news. kimberly: thank you. check the top stories right now. kirk cousins is in. rgiii is out. jay gruden says cousins is the starting quarterback and is more because of cousins winning the position than rgiii losing it. rgiii is currently recovering from a concussion, we believe. the redskins begin the regular season september 13 against miami. leon: more than 1100 members of the police union said they have no confidence in chief cathy lanier in an online poll. mayor muriel bowser reiterated her support for lanier after the symbolic vote. kimberly: former virginia governor bob mcdonnell will remain free in the appeal on the corruption convictions. the supreme court issued that ruling this afternoon. had the high court not intervened mc