said a former police officer who instituted tasers in that department. half the time they do not subdue the suspect. >> what will you do if the weapon does not work? what will you do if you need to transition? how we get out of the danger zone? >> reporter: sometimes it is mechanical. sometimes it is because the subject is in bulky clothing or position in a way the electrical probes do not attach. >> if they are sitting or behind a desk or in a car, it will limit the amount of body exposed. >> when we should not be using tasers can under what conditions? >> reporter: they had questions. they were told as they come through research keep in mind all data is on tasers that are no longer sold. manufacturers reduced the output after people suffered heart attack and death. by phone from missouri a police officer who almost lost his own son to a taser. >> he was clinically dead for eight minutes. >> reporter: he was tased for 22 seconds. >> the officer held it down because he did not think it was having an effect. >> reporter: the officer went to federal prison

(dan kerman) this is the taser x2 and the taser x26p. it's these devices san francisco's police chief wants his officers to have as a less lethal option, something between a baton and a firearm the department says it fits in perfectly with it policy of deescalation and time and distance sot cmdr. peter walsh/san francisco policethe taser gives us a little bit more time and distance and if you look at the studies it reduces the inuries to the person we have to use it against and it also helps the officers not sustain injuriesin fact, in its review of the sfpd, the u.s. department of justice recommended the city "should strongly consider" deploying taserssot sean perdomo, sf police officers association this could potentially save hundreds of thousands of lives based on all these calls for service that we go onthe san francisco police officers association has been a long time supporter of the devices but opposition remainssot karen fleshmen/san franciscans for police accountabilitywe're the only major city without tasers and we think it sho

an organization, from the day i started to the day i left where tasers were on option. i believe in them. i have seen them work beautifully, there have been times where they have not worked beautifully, people have lost their lives but they are designed to save lives. >> reporter: doctor marshall, do you think that because the new chief wants them and the department department of justice feels that there is a need for them, do you think that they will be approved this time around. >> i have no idea. i am always open to taking a fresh look at things and seeing where things stand today. i cannot remember the last vote, but we will have to see. because of the department of justice report and the fact that the chief is, you know, wanting to take a look at them, it's good but how it will turn out, i cannot predict. >> thank you doctor. we at channel two will be following this as it moves forward. >> thank you. >>> a berkeley city council meeting ended in chaos after protestors staged a demonstration against a controversial police training program. despite the opposition, the

critics say that taser guns are dangerous and used far too often.rly against black people. but scotland ya rd against black people. but scotland yard feels it is an increasingly important weapon in policing the capital today. hundreds of people attended the funeral of 15—year—old olivia campbell—hardy from bury, who was killed in the manchester arena terror attack. the teenager was today called a "true friend with an amazing smile." olivia was one of 22 people, who lost their lives in the suicide bombing last month. her parents asked that the service be a celebration, and thanksgiving for her life, as abbiejones reports. outside the church where olivia came for re lessons, they gathered in solidarity. silently watching her blue coffin arrive. mourners also wearing blue — the teenager's favourite colour. among them, in a wheelchair, olivia's friend adam lawler, with her on the night of the attack. his injuries clear to see. some here have known olivia since she was in primary school. it is just sickening, because she was a happy and bubbly girl. real

he say police won't use the tasers when a suspect has a gun. >> the problem with the taser being used when somebody has a gun in their hands is that the electronic current going through their body could cause them to fire the weapon. >> mark seagraves, news4. >>> now is the time to lather on the sunscreen. many of us could be doing it wrong. susan hogan has some tips to keep you from getting sun burned. >>> plus, the big competition going on between our three local airports. now you can benefit from it. codogs just won't quit.! neither does frontline. that's why there's frontline gold. with its easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that doesn't quit for a full 30 days. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks. frontline gold. the latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. for persistent protection you can trust... good boy! go for the gold. frontline gold. available at your vet. fios is not

but opponents say using tasers can be lethal.men, san franciscans for police accountability: "who is sfpd being called to serve, a lot of our homeless and mentally ill , people with health problems and we don't want sfpd to come in and tase these people when they are in that situation.">( mark ) the san francisco police commission is still discussing the issue and will make the final decision. ( james ) a frightening scene in china. a toddler is able to avoid a potential tragedy after being rescued by a police officer. surveillance video shows a motorcycle suddenly stop in the middle of the road before the toddler jumps off and starts running toward the opposite side the road. a traffic cop quickly jumped into action and rescued the little boy. <"sorry, there's no law enforcement behind it. wrong way on a transition road, extremely dangerous movies, whoa whoa whoa! look at that"> ( james ) a driver leads police on a wild chase in los angeles county. the car -- going the wrong way -- into oncoming traffic at one point... narrowly

this is the taser x2 and the taser x26p. it's these devices san francisco's police chief wants his officers to have as a less lethal option, something between a baton and a firearm the department says it fits in perfectly with it policy of deescalation and time and distance sot cmdr. peter walsh/san francisco police 12-22the taser gives us a little bit more time and distance and if you look at the studies it reduces the inuries to the person we have to use it against and it also helps the officers not sustain injuriesin fact, in its review of the sfpd, the u.s. department of justice recommended the city "should strongly consider deploying" taserssot sean perdomo, sf police officers association 42- 47this could potentially save hundreds of thousands of lives based on all these calls for service that we go onthe san francisco police officers association has been a long time supporter of the devices but opposition remainssot karen fleshmen/san franciscans for police accountability 54-101we're the only major city without tasers

(steve) there is a new push by san francisco police to give officers tasers. but ánotá everyone thinks that is a good idea. kron4's dan kerman shows us why this issue is so controversial. (dan kerman)it's been suggested that mario woods may not have been shot and killed by san francisco police had they had the option of using a taser while we'll never know if that's true tasers are back on the table in san franciscosot cmdr peter walsh/san francisco police 12-24what we want to lower is a place where we can use deadly force when someone has an edge weapons and blunt objects, if we have an opportunity to deploy a device like a taser as opposed to going right to a firearm, the potential to save lives is there. the san francisco police department is before the police commission suggesting these two types of tasers be given to officers so they have an additional less lethal optionsot recently san francisco became the only metropolitan police department to no have tasers 4the san francisco police officers association has long been a supporter of tasers and points ou

taser. taser. >> lay her down. let her go. >> don't move.seconds. >> we want the guys to be able to function under any circumstance. you don't want anybody going home any other way than from the way they came. >> i just finished being sprayed with o.c. in the eye. o.c. in the mouth. and getting washed off. then getting tased. all in a day's work. i love my job. >>> cert training is put into action on a nearly daily basis at bear county. a code two. a major disturbance. requires the team to rush to the special observation unit. an inmate has been throwing chairs and trash throughout the day room. when they arrive the inmate has returned to his cell. >> look, look at the door! but since it is arnulfo guerra, the matter is far from closed. guerra has been at the center of several disturbances and is prone to frequent mood swings. they reached the peak one month earlier when he attempted to hang himself. and while staff no longer consider guerra suicidal, they continue to keep him under close observation. [ speaking in spanish ] >> he is upset b

but opponents say using tasers can be lethal. ( mark ) the san francisco police commission is still discussing the issue and will make the final decision. (james) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a woman dies in a freak accident with a whipped cream canister. we'll explain how it happened. and a warning if you take bart... it's about to get more expensive for some riders. we'll tell you who's affected and why. plus... you'll want to check your fridge for certain kinds of hummus... because it could make you sick. the details you need to know after the break. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge ♪ this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail

we're talking about tasers today. we go one on one to find out how situations. >> and summertime heat is here, so now it's not the time for your sunscreen to fail you. while you may be using it the wrong way and ♪ [doorbell] ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> crimes against people because of their sexual orientation continues to be the number one recorded hate crime. but the data shows a new trend emerging, there's an alarming increase of crimes against people of ethnicity, race and political affiliation. there were two politically related hate crimes all last year. there have already been five this year alone. we talked to dc director of trend. >> the first thing we want to do is encourage people to call 911. if they're not sure if there's a symbol of hate in their community that looks wrong or off. >> we have an interactive map that let's you look up every reported hate crime in your n

i asked if they were armed and they said they had taser is. there's clearly an ongoing police incident in this area closer to london bridge —— tasers. the central aim of the police is to keep the roads clear, to keep all pedestrians and cars off the roads, they are pushing... they are doing it again now. police officers are now running further up this road carrying shields and there's clearly an ongoing incident in front of us. one eyewitness i spoke to around 15 minutes ago said that he saw police officers shooting ata that he saw police officers shooting at a tapas restaurant called vindissi near borough and he was playing the audio from his mobile phone of that incident. we are 200 and is north of borough station. there are police officers with their shields and helmets shouting for us to get back and pushing us back very fast to borough underground station. this is a more aggressive push than we have seen. this is more aggressive than we have seen before. mark, we need to let you go and we will speak to you again when you are somewhere saf

heard the taser arguments before. this time, though, they heard it directly from their newly sworn-in chief, william scott. >> i do believe that we can minimize and reduce officer injuries and more importantly injuries to our residents. >> but there's a lot to consider, including the price tag. a retired police officer who oversaw taser program in oakland says it can cost up to $10,000 per officer for equipment and training. what's more, he says the tasers didn't work about 15% of the time. >> the biggest issue was in their view, it's not reliae enough. i can't rely on it. i can't step into that pocket of 7o 15 feet and know it's going to work. >> the most emotional presentation, a kansas city police officer who addressed the commission by phone. he recounted how his son nearly died after a cop from a neighboring town tased him for 23 seconds, four times longer than what officers are supposed to do, bryce now has permanent brain damage. >> the officer who did this is serving four years in federal prison. his family wa

and a man had been tasered.asered is accurate and whether this individual would be on his feet if you'd been tasered moments before but this is an image that we have received of, we understand, the man arrested by police close to parliament on suspicion of possession of a knife. so you can clearly see from our live image there... apologies, ishould not have said that. we just lost the picture. here's another one from a slightly more distant vantage point, but numbers of police there. it also people apparently being able to move around pretty much as normal. likewise the traffic so clearly, whatever has happened has been handled extremely quickly. sojust to confirm that latest line from police saying that a man has been arrested near westminster on suspicion of possession of a knife but no reported injuries. so there is that image again we willjust be that to you. and no more detail coming into us at the moment about that but armed police quickly on the scene there to deal with what happened. so let's leave that

yesterday the police commission held a meeting regarding the use of tasers. this is sfolg the shooting death of mario wood back in 2015. san francisco police, the only major city force in the country without tasers. >>> is it free speech or is it a civil rights violation? the expulsion of an east bay high school student over racist social media posts now appears to be headed toward a legal showdown. last night they voted to expel one student. they were tied to a social media account and it sparked outrage in that community. nine studentened up getting suspended. the attorney representing the expelled student says the first amendment allows people to post whatever they want on their pages. >> the school is trying to control what its students think, say, do privately among friends away from school. >> the family right now is planning to review the district's findings before setting that into motion. they argue that the postings were private and not floent physically harm other students. >>> 4:35 coming up this 4th of july holiday americans expect to break new r

. >>> still ahead, some calling tasers in the hands of the police an asset, others call it a liabilitychief is putting tasers back on the negotiation table. >>> traffic off tonight start -- to a nice start with no major problems. >>> the bay area heat wave turns deadly and there are at least two deaths blamed on the heat. >>> republican leaders plan to release their version of the new controversial health care plan that is cloaked in secrecy and hidden away from several members of congress as mornings on 2 continues. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> take a look at that beautiful shot of the bay bridge this morning. it is hot, hot.

yesterday the police commission held the meeting considering the use of tasers. department of justice recommended the use of tasers following the shoout shooting death of mario woods by officers in 2015. san francisco police, the only major force in the country without tasers. >>> the iconic rainbow flag flying high on the cornerer of castro long has been a symbol of the gay community for four decades. some people are looking to change that symbol. the issue here is that it's missing the colors black and brown. philadelphia add those colors to its flag this year and now some in san francisco want do the same thing including a friend of the man who created that flag. gilbert baker who passed away a few months ago originally wanted more colors. people on the street were mixed about changing the flag. >> the gueye flag is supposed to be a rainbow of inclusiveness. there's not a white ban on it so why do we need a black and brown on it. >> when it comes to our own community we're in bubble and boxes and we don't want toy think confront that issue. >> no official word

police will have a new weapon on their belts some patrol sergeants get tasers. he says the to take down suspects and avoiding some of the more controversial incidents we have seen on the streets. >> tasers are widely used by the police, and they were using them at any provocation, and so the d.c. police have had them and not had them o'leary had some of the sergeants using them, and it's an alternative use of force. it will be kept on the opposite side of the belt as where the guns are, and there are strict rules about using them, but they need them in some cases to calm things down in a crime situation. >> tasers are the least lethal weapon, however there have been problems when you tase somebody on drugs -- >> or somebody unhealthy. >> somebody who has a heart condition, so they can be lethal, so that's possibly what >> the chief mentioned they would not want to use a taser on somebody who has a gun because it might -- >> yeah, anything can happen. >> it could still be fired. >> and the district now has cameras and the tasers, and they face so many potential i

based on what you heard, it seems like there wasn't a taser available to them, and that's the issue forybody hearing this story. why was such lethal force used on a woman who was pregnant with her three children there in the apartment. if you listen toed audio early on, brooke, you can hear the two police officers say in her file she had an officer safety caution. they asked if she had a mental caution as well, and the other officer said no, but that goes against what her family is saying. a travesty for someone who has lost their life. a go fund me page has been set up for aliles' family, and at last check it was over $70,000. >>> coming up next, the president has now been briefed about that stabbing of an airport police officer in flint, michigan. what we're learning about this attacker and any possible motive. and we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression, including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula the national eye institute recommends to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd after 15

i took out my taser. when i pulled the trigger, the tong is did not come out. i was about to drop it when it did deploy, the spread wasn't long enough and impact his body. i had to take him down, i would get swung on hit by his fist or feet and that's why i tackled him to the ground. >> after cuffed deputy witson say his was still resisting. >> with my hand on his arm, i could feel him pulling away pipe went ahead, that's when i put him on the rail to try to hold him for a minute, let him calm down, cool down, let him know i'm in full control, got him back up, started to walk again, yelling profanities. once we got to the door, that's when he started to buck up and i had to put him against the officer. >> a technique detention staff here trained for. >> one of the best tactics is with another d.o. to step in separate me and the inmate, that's way he has no problem with the detention officer because he's not the one that handcuffed him or gave orders. he did a great job of stepping in, ying got it. this place runs on teamwork. we have to watch each other's backs

.< yelling and screaming>( james ) this video was recorded after police fired a taser at a man outside the gold coin motel in santa rosa. you can see what appears to be an all- out fight. and officers hitting at least one person. the man who sent us this video claims he was unlawfully detained and beaten. he now has a broken foot and gashes on his face. the man says he was never arrested. we reached out to santa rosa police who tell us they responded to a loud disturbance and possible fight involving 10 -to 15- people. when they arrived, they saw a two- year old child and went to see what was happening. they say they were confronted a short time later by two men who yelled obscenities at them and had to be held back. at one point one man threw a bottle. police say a short time later after several commands were made they fired a taser to subdue the two men and took them both into ( james ) we are hearing from two good samaritans credited with saving a police officer who was being attacked by an alleged reckless driver. one of those who helped was a pastor who just happened to be a retir

yesterday there was a meeting held considering the use of tasers. the justice department recommended the use of tasers following the shooting death of mario woods by officers in 2015. san francisco police is the only major force in the country without that less lethal. >>> so that is a motorcyclist roaring right through a crowd of people who were lying in the street in san francisco. happened yesterday as though strangers were protesting the senate's new health care bill with a die-in. that motorcyclist was arrested, but protesters were definitely shaken up. we have more. >> reporter: a protest at the senate's health care bill was interrupted by a man on a red motorcycle. >> a guy on a motorcycle came through and looked like he was about to run people down. and so people had to run and get out of the way. and it added, you know, terrifying. >> reporter: the die-in was to show that the health care bill coming out of the senate, which they believe will cut $800 billion from medicaid could prove deadly. >> it was just horrible, right, that people are t

they recommended the use of tasers following the death of mario woods by officers in 2015. san francisco police force the only major force in the country without tasers. >>> and update this morning to bring you from michigan. the officer stabbed at the flint airport is in serious but stable condition right now. we brought you coverage of this attack yesterday. the top of our 11:00 a.m. newscast. that stab issing being investigated as an act of terror. suspect is identified as a kapdian man who entered the united states legally earlier this month. witnesses report hearing the suspect yell out god is glat arabic before attacking that police officer. nobody else was hurt, the suspect was arrested shortly after. >>> happening today, mourners will pay their last respect to college student otto warmbier who died this week six days after being returned from his detention in north korea. people in warmbier's hometown in ohio will gather for that service. he was studying in north korea yesterday when he was accused of stealing a propaganda poster. he returned to the united states in

we're talking about tasers and we're talking one on one with dc police chief peter this evening aboutbehind the weight and why he says the tasers are essential for deescalating the situation without lethal force. also new at 5:00 tonight, he's been saying it. tomorrow is the official first day of summer and sunscreen you may be using may not be doing as well as i we'll show you why you may be using it all wrong. and how you can make sure you can protect you and your family, susan is going to join us with that story coming up at five. we'll see you soon with those stories plus a good deal more. leon and pat, back to you for now. >> see you in a bit. >> thank you. >>> first at 4, take a look at what's left after tornado touched down in montgomery county. police who live in the neighborhood say it's like the walls of their homes were about to collapse. today the chainsaws and people are out there starting to clean up. doug and tom, at least it's not too hot for today's clean up. and we've got something big to look forward to tomorrow. >> yeah, that's right. we had that frontal boundary m

nat- taser the woman gets at 7.5 million volt threatsot- i just grab my taser like okayno one was seriouslye left in wonder of the senselessness of it all sot- over chips, hot cheetos are they that delicious?sot- get a job? (steve) store employees and witnesses say they called police but officers didn't respond until two hours later. the police department did not comment other than saying officers respond faster to reports of assault than shoplifting. (pam) one person's animal rescue is another's animal theft. these pigs were first placed on delta island years ago .. in order to eat overgrown vegetarian. now the animal rights group "farm sanctuary" is moving them... saying the pigs are abandoned and starving. but others say, the pigs were doing just fine on the island. (susie coston/farm sanctuary): "all were trying to do is just get them to a safe place." (blair hake/calif. delta chamber of commerce): "oh i definitely think they were stolen... they were running free, they were happy, they were fed." blaire hake-- the director of the california delta chamber of commerce-- says the community

.<> this video was recorded after police fired a taser at a man outside the gold coin motel in santa rosa. you can see what appears to be an all- out fight ... and officers hitting at least one person. the man who sent us this video claims, he was unlawfully detained and beaten. he now has a broken foot and gashes on his face ... the man says he was never arrested. we reached out to santa rosa police.. they tell us they responded to a loud disturbance and possible fight ... involving 10 -to 15- people. when they arrived, they saw a two- year old child... and went to see what was happening. they say they were confronted a short time later, by two men who yelled obscenities at them and had to be held back. at one point, one man threw a bottle. police say, a short time later after several commands were made, they fired a taser to subdue the two men ...and took them both into custody. (steve) tonight we are hearing from two good samaritans....credited with saving a police officer who was being attacked by an alleged reckless driver. one of those who helped -- was a pastor -- who just hap

this video was recorded after police fired a taser at a man outside the gold coin motel in santa rosau can see what appears to be an all- out fight with officers hitting at least one person. the man who sent us this video claims he was unlawfully detained and beaten. he says he now has a broken foot and gashes on his face. the man says he was never arrested. we reached out to santa rosa police who tell us they responded to a loud disturbance and possible fight involving 10 -to 15- people. when they arrived, they saw a two- year old child and went to see what was happening. they say they were confronted a short time later by two men who yelled obscenities at them and had to be held back. at one point one man threw a bottle. police say a short time later after several commands were made they fired a taser to subdue the two men and took them both into custody. (mark) this morning we are getting a look at the dash cam video showing what happened before police opened fire killing philando castile. the shooting was streamed on facebook live by castile girlfriend. police just releasing the d

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tasers can cause serious bodily harm and used to escalate instead of de-escalate situations. there's rrg also the issue of reliability. they decan be ineffective for a number of reasons. despite these concerns, the new police chief wants to move forward with deployment. >> i do believe that we can minimize and reduce officer injuries and more importantly injuries to our residents. >> there's also the issue of cost. equipment and training can cost about $10,000 per officer. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is responding to a review that revealed stunning details about the city's police sex scandal involving an underaged prostitute. >> no more plastic, the bay area city considering getting rid of plastic at every restaurant. >> here's a live look with abc 7 news now. we're keeping you up to date on weather and traffic through the entire break. a beauti handballer 1: you know what i could go for? scrambled eggs and pancakes. crave van! jack: hey, guys. try my jumbo breakfast platter with sausage or con, plus 8 mini pancakes, eggs and a hash brown for just $2.99. you crave it. we s

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tasers are sold as alternatives to deadly force but they're all too often used in cases like my son. >> there will be two community hearings before the police commission votes on this issue. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2 the 9, oakland city council voted to inject $14 million to fight the homeless crisis. rebecca kaplan joins us live in studio with more on the plan. >>> a recent survey showed there are more than 5600 homeless people in alameda county, about half are in the city of oakland alone. to tackle the homeless crisis the city council approved spending of $14 million on immediate housing and other services. joining us is oakland city council member rebecca kaplan. >> thanks for having me and talking about this really important issue. >> of course. didn't you initially ask for $15 million. give me another million. you couldn't convince the other council members to get the extra million? [ laughter ] >> i'm very pleased with this important victory. two months ago we were starting from zero being allocated to this vital need. so the fact this week we won 14 million to help

. >> but first, new details on a taser related death in berks county. why police now say an officer was justified when he used his weapon when "action >> ♪ >> protesters gathered outside the trenton transit center today upset about the new new nw jersey police bill. it would require schools to teach children how to interact with police. the group believes that while the bill aims to educate students it also implies that the problem of police brutality is about lack of respect. >> ♪ >> new at 5:00 tonight the berks county district attorney says an officer was justified when he deployed his taser on plan who later died. in april police received a call that kenneth johnson was assaulting his girlfriend. when they got there, johnson did not comply with their commands they say and threatened them. an officer tased him and he later went into cardiac arrest. the coroner says johnson had a slightly enlarged heart and suffered from hypertension which likely contributed to his death. the daa says the officer acted in self-defense and won't be charged. >> an invas

they used a taser and took her in for observation and the officer is recovery. >>> police are investigating an apparent home invasion in camby park delaware. it happened at the mill creek village apartments. a man in his 20s was shot and wounded during a scuffle with two men who broke into his apartment. the victim is hospitalized in serious condition. >>> developing news involving syria, the white house issued an overnight warning to bashar al assad saying if his regime is preparing for a chemical attack, they should prepare for the u.s. we'll have more on press secretary's message to assad and what the price could be. >>> and a showdown in the senate for the gop health care bill. they are pushing forward for a vote before the july 4th recess. several senators are putting that possibility in jeopardy. >> good afternoon sara, at this hour president trump is meeting with one of of the most vocal critics rand paul. >> i won't vote to proceed unless the bill changes. >> the bill seems to be on life support. >> you put all of this together and the score does not help any. >> with democrats unit

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but tasers are deployed. he's finally incapacitated. this is the reason why. >> ooh. >> yes. brandishing this ax around. he claims he was taking the ax to his mom's to get it sharpened so he could make a bed frame. however, there was a bit of shade from the british police. with previous convictions for robbery involving a weapon, we suspect the intentions were not entirely innocent. >> yeah, you don't say. >> he was actually charged with possession of a weapon. he's been sentenced to 18 months in jail. >> wow. >> now, while the police say that members o the public should not get involved, the guy that did ended up getting himself accommodation from the cops. >>> over to dublin for a weird video to be honest. the star of it being that guy right there not wearing a shirt that seems to have a problem with everyone. starts off with this guy carrying the vacuum cleaner. just clocks him. this guy is just ready for all comers. it doesn't matter who you are, he's going to start attacking. >> you've got four people there at least. if they all work together, take him down at once. >> j

. >> he also stated he had the trigger down because he thought the taser was not working or did not have an effect. they are all too often used in cases like my son.>> there will be at least two community hearings about the issue of stun guns going to officers before the commission will take a vote on the issue. >>> the santa rosa place have released a sketch of a man wanted for assault. the man tried and failed to grab the woman's purse and then groped her. she said she kicked him in the groin and that he ran off. this was near sonoma avenue and the man is described as being in his 30s, wearing a white or light colored hoodie carrying a dark-colored backpack. there is a $2500 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. >>> and airport officer says the suspect came out of the bathroom at the flint airport and began stabbing the lieutenant in the neck and the suspect was grabbed by the police immediately. >> when the subject went up to the officer and staff them, he continued to exclaim, "allah, "and making a statement to the effect that you have killed people in syria, iraq

the officer first tried to use a t taser on jones. then fired three times. >> my daughter was sitting there in the suv like this. >> did you feel like your life was in danger. >> absolutely. >> philadelphia tells nbc 10 the investigation into the shooting is ongoing. >>> four north jersey police officers suspended for kicking a man after a fiery crash are back on the job: the investigator and if incident continues. you remember this video the police chase and crash earlier this month. the jersey city officers were seen kicking a man who later turned out to be an innocent bystander. federal authorities say the investigation would be hurt if this disciplinary hearings against the officers moved forward. the suspensions were lifted. city spokesperson says the hearings will resume once complete. >>> largest health insurer taking a step to curb opioid abuse. reduces the risk for addiction. lawmakers from our area are working to combat the heroin crisis. representative tom mccharter. and all part of bipartisan task force presenting nine bil

he was tasered as he reached for the weapon. officerson routine duty say they noticed a man who was acting suspiciously. video from the scene shows him being led away in handcuffs. this event comes months after a man barreled his car into pedestrians on nearby westminster bridge, and then charged into a parliament courtyard stabbing a police officer to death. in this case there were no injuries. >>> in a sad update, the number of dead from that high-rise apartment fire in west london now stands at clear that number will jump as firefighters continue searching the smoldering ruins. at least 70 people are missing. authoritiesdon't know what touched off the inferno. they say there are no indications the fire was started deliberately. a criminal investigation is underway. >>> prince william accompanied his grandmother queen elizabeth on a visit to an emergency shelter in west london to meet survivors of the tower disaster. the royals also thanked volunteers and emergency service workers who are working to clothe and house residents

the officer first tried to use a taser on jones then fired three times. >> daughter was sitting thereto police suv like this. >> did you feel that your life was in danger. >> absolutely. >> police say they found jones's loaded gun at the scene. tells them the investigation into the shooting is ongoing. >> police in chester township are looking for thieves thousands of dollars from a youth football team. shows the break in last week. broken windows doors and a mess police say the thieves stole helm helmets, shoulder pads and troefys frtroe trophies from the team. recovered some of the equipment, but not all of the equipment they recovered is usable. the team starts practice next month. >> people just going to take our stuff. that's not cool. you're letting the team down. letting the parents that paid for their child to play. >> it hurts us a lot. we have kids that may not be able to have the helmets and shoulder pads and the jerseys at the start of the season this year. >> the organization set up a go fund me page. find on our web side. or nbc 10 app. meanwhile the good samaritan trying

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the officer first tried to use a taser, then fired three times. >> we were sit thing in the police suv like this. >> did you feel your life was in danger? >> absolutely it was, absolutely. >> philadelphia's police commissioner tells nbc 10 the investigation into the shooting is ongoing. >>> at the jersey shore, dirt bike riders are causing a ruckus. police dash cam caught this biker monday doing a wheelie. the bikes are illegal to ride on streets. officers say bikes will be seized and tickets will be written. >>> a mercer county teacher is under arrest for allegedly sexually assaulting a 9-year-old student. he's a fourth grade teacher at franklin elementary school in trenton, accused of having sexual contact with a female student in may. he's worked in trenton public schools since 1997. >>> the u.s. supreme court will take up new jersey's push to he willize sports gambling -- legalize sports gambling. it could mean billions in new revenue if it gets the green light. the case will be argued this fall. >>> new tonight, lawyers for bill cosby say the comedian's speaking tour will likely h

police have tasered and arrested a man outside westminster gate. 11:10 theird around time.arch, a man stabbed a guard and both of them were killed in that incident. we will keep you up-to-date on that breaking news. wary: breaking news in the on terror. the russian military claims it has killed the leader of the islamic state group. the air raid targeted and isis meeting being held. officials say they cannot confirm the report. we will continue to follow this an update you as we learn more. >> you are showing the world we will not be intimidated by threats, acts of violence, or assaults. autria: america standing strong and together. larry: message of unity at last night up congressional baseball game. steve scalise is still nearly 48l condition hours later. suzanne kennedy is live with more. suzanne: good morning. new information. law enforcement is telling us the fbi will be here through the day. the crime scene from monday morning's shoot out in alexandria. -- thepe the ball filled ball field will be reopened for weekend activities. steve scalise continues on his road to

. >> should san francisco police officers be armed with tasers? the new twist in the ongoing controversy. >>> plus, we continue to track breaking news. we're getting new information, multiple people killed. a live report from the scene coming up in minutes. >>> and this is not video from >>> and this is not video from the win >>> good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> are you ready 124 we're reaching the peak of the hottest string of days in nearly ten years. today, according to our weather team, will be the hottest one yet. >> good morning. it's thursday, june 22nd. i'm matt keller in for reggie. >> and natasha is with us. tracking breaking news. we have alexis

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a man has been tasered after attacking people at regents park mosque in the early hours this morning.dent at as terror related, was arrested at 1am on suspicion of freight. he was later found to be waving an object which was a shoehorn. failures in care are one of the main causes of still—births and brain injuries in newborn babies in the uk according to a report out today. the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists found the most common mistakes related to the monitoring of foetal heart rates during labour. it wants to cut the number of neo—natal errors by 50% by 2020. head teachers from 17 council areas in england are writing to parents urging them to put pressure on their mps to address what they call the growing funding crisis in schools. the joint letter, to almost 2 million families, warns that there could be job losses and cuts in subject choices. the government says it will continue to invest record levels in education. the actor sir daniel day—lewis has announced his retirement from acting. the 60—year—old star is the only man to have won three best actor oscars, w

kenneth lopera is expected to face manslaughter charges after he fired a taser at tashi brown and punching him and putting him in a choke hold during last month's incident. yesterday brown's death was ruled a homicide and he is free on bail. >>> two men were charged in that deadly oakland warehouse fire. the prosecutor says that ghost ship warehouse founder derick almena and his associate max harris knowingly created a firetrap. the prosecutor says it was illegal for them to use a warehouse for music events and other social gatherings. 36 people died in the fire in december. >>> we're seeing stunning new images of the little boy who became a symbol of the suffering in aleppo. you might remember seeing him bloodied and dusty in an ambulance after a devastating air strike. he looked quite different in an interview by a pro-government channel in syria. there he is all cleaned up and seemingly in good health. his family is still in aleppo. this is the first time he had appeared public since he was injured last year. >>> when we come back what parents can do to help babies sleep longer. >>> and