. >> what's crazier, who is doing the tazing? patrick is photographing, right? who is tazing?t is the subjects' friends, family, significant others. what's cool to see is their expressions because they are going through a series of emotions themselves. it's just awesome. >> oh, look how it hit you. >>> a motor home goes up in flames. >> moments after this caught fire, and it's already fully engulfed. >> what happened that lit it up? >>> ready, set, jump! >> woah! >> the latest viral video from the youtube star. >> every fun toy you could have in this scenario. what the? foster farms chicken gets to the store in 48 hours or less. but it's 4 days to california. there's got to be another way. that could be any number of items, quite frankly. you know if this flight is less than 48 hours? i sure hope so. what? foster farms. celebrating 75 years. always natural. always fresh. join the celebration at take75.com diverted to minneapolis... i think my giblets are frozen. >>> it's about 8:00 in the morning near midland, michigan, and this was not supposed >> oh, yeah, that's no good. >>

after he was tazed twice, watch what he does next. he jumps in the back of this work vehicle, which police say is definitely not his, and starts trying to fight police off with a ladder. >> why are you doing this? >> probably wondering why in the world are they chasing the guy? what's not caught on camera is the story behind the video. apparently, steven came out of the post office and started a fight with a man who wants to remain unnamed, and carsello broke off his car antenna and chased the guy around with that antenna. the guy who captured the video, rickey heat, decided to try to help. but carsello turned the anger to heat, and according to the reports, broke a bottle and threatened heat. that's why the cameras started rolling. people call the police. police started chasing the guy down. now we're back to the back of the truck where carsello is fighting cops off with a ladder. >> just stop. >> but carsello tries to run. watch what he does. he gets down. he slides underneath this truck eluding police again. >> do they ever actuall

. >> what's crazier, who is doing the tazing? patrick is photographing, right? who is tazing?t is the subjects' friends, family, significant others. what's cool to see is their expressions because they are going through a series of emotions themselves. it's just awesome. >> oh, look how it hit you. >>> a motor home goes up in flames. >> moments after this caught fire, and it's already fully engulfed. >> what happened that lit it up? >>> ready, set, jump! >> woah! >> the latest viral video from the youtube star. >> every fun toy you could have in this scenario. >>> it's about 8:00 in the morning near midland, michigan, and this was not supposed >> oh, yeah, that's no good. >> this was shot by a guy named ryan. this is moments after this caught fire, and it's already fully engulfed. according to the reports, the owner, when he came out, the fire had started in the engine area-under-p under the hood, bu fire departments respond and quickly get the fire under control. i want you to see the end the front of the vehicle is just gone. no one was injured in this. now, the next video,

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. >> they tazed that dog? >> look at him. he fights back. this is a bad ass dog.e does not stay down. you can't keep this dog down. he's fighting to get up, struggling, the legs and tail are moving, hit him again. >> that is awful. >> are they trying to steal the dogs? >> the homeowner believes they are trying to steal the dog, but they can't because of the metal gate, but he gets the legs and back legs, finally able to walk up to the ramp and get to the back door. >> this is awful. >> he was not dumb dumb. he fought hard to get into safety. >> he sure did. he suffered burns, but he's going to be okay. >>> this dog needed help getting out of the sticky situation it was caught in. this was a six-week-old puppy stuck in a pipe for 14 hours in durbin, south africa, but the rescue crews worked for seven of the 14 hours to get this six-week puppy out, and notice the guy is bare handed, reaching down the pipe to grab the puppy. the way it's pulled out, looks like the pipe gives birth to the puppy. reaches in, pulls it out. >> is that how puppies are born? through a pipe

door, and open the dorit is the police and they couldn't get it open and t they yelled gun and they tazedriend had broken teeth and fractured facial bones and she broke up because he was abusive. >>> the hunt is on for a man who ambushed an armorred truck and making off with a bag of cash and caught on tape. florida, the attack caught on video. you can see the suspect shot the brinks guard and run away with the cash. the victim was shot in the leg and out of the hospital. a second guard was unharmed. the fbi launching a bold trigger happy crock. >> texas, a father and his 10-year-old son killed when a small plane crashed in buowie. the plane went down and burst in flames on impact. no word on what cause the the crash. >> missouri, a mother's van is stolen in a quick shopping trip. she was inside 15 minutes and she walked out and her vehicle was gone. she remembered she had a second phone in the van and asked the crook to bring it back. >> you stole a single mother of five only vehicle to work and you are ruining my life here. >> the thief replied back and said he was sorry and sent direct

people have been tazed. >> i am not aware of significant abuses at all. if anything, the complaints we be is there is not enough strict enforcement. 100 miles from the border, american citizens having to prove we're americans to drive to work or the grocery store? >> we live in an upsetting world. >> americans have the right to be free in their own country, to drive within their own country. real freedom lies in the thin space that separates an american citizen from an armed member of their government. >> that thin line keeps getting thinner. authorities keep inventing new tools. mabs will use microsensors and microprocessor technology to nash gait and track targets. >>> america locks up more of its people than any other country. one reason is. >> mandatory sentences. >> mandatory minimum jail sentences are why these two spent a decade in jail. >> they slam my brother on the ground and me on the ground and put us in handcuffs and show us a picture. do you know this guy? it was the guy that fixed our car. >> they were arrested for cocaine conspiracy. >> th

. >> are there differences of when to pull out a gun and taze sner. >> yes, if you can arctic the late is an immediate threat you need to address or a pending threat that could emerge then you go ahead and draw your side arm. let's say we're on patrol and we get a call of a man with a gun three blocks away and rush down there and see an individual armed with a firearm. we'll get out with firearms drawn to confront the individual. same call with a man who is behaving in an odd fashion. at that point we won't draw our firearms. we would come up and talk to him. if it escalated, we may use a taser or whatever we've got in terms of chemical agents. so it is depending on the nature of the circumstance the officers are confronting. >> i appreciate you being on again tonight. thank you. a lot to talk about in this hour, also, on live in the next hour. coming up, remembering james fol foley, the american journalist killed by isis journalist just -- okay. actually, i want to quickly show you some armored personnel carrying tactical vehicles. this was around the same time last night we saw them

we've got cases where a man was tazed 13 times by the police officer, antonio johnson, with his hands cuffed behind his back. they killed him. he kid to the next day. another situation with a man in columbus square, shot 27 times by police. nobody paid attention to those stories. it has taken mike brown's situation and the national media to pull the cover off of what is going on here in st. louis. that's why people are so excited and so glad to have you. >> all right, trymaine lee. freeman bosley, and antonio french, let me thank all of you for your time tonight. >> and thank you. >> coming up, protesters outside the grand jury began looking at this case today. and started to gather evidence. but the prosecutor in charge is raising all kind of questions from the community on whether this can be a fair investigation. plus, new details emerge on where the investigation is going and who is talking. and out of the chaos comes stories of inspiration. yes, inspiration. how ferguson teachers and residents are coming together for the community. stay with us. >>> the grand jury convenes today

. >> reporter: when you think of stun guns and tasers -- >> don't taze me, bro!in the hands of police, not photographers. >> this is the taser that i use and this thing, it hurts. >> reporter: charleston photographer, patrick hall, recruited 80 participants willing to be stun gunned. and at the very moment they were shocked, he shot slow-motion video and stills. >> i wound up buying a bunch of tasers off amazon and they were the perfect strength. when you got hit with this taser, it was enough to make you scream and jump up out of your chair. >> reporter: but do no permanent damage. >> reporter: kathleen holland, a friend of the photographer, got shocked on the leg. did it hurt? >> oh, yes, it did. you know, i think it was more of literally, of a shock. it feels like a little sting, essentially. >> reporter: it was mild compared to the jolt former c cnnor rick sanchez once endured in an electrifying situation. >> it hurts! >> rick kept his clothes on. the photo shoot participants partially disrobed so the photos would be clean, no distractions. even the photograp

department, his reaction to an incident caught on camera that would show the man being beaten and tazed graf fit -- graffiti in oakland. >> i'll update your conditions for the afternoon coming up. q . >>> a rollover crash in vallejo injuries four firefighters in their way to an incident. good morning. welcome back. i'm john sasaki. >> and i'm claudine wong. >> and a live look at san jose, we can actually see a little bit of blue out there at this hour. many areas good evening to clear, and we will be mostly sunny for the second half of your morning at lite away from the coastline -- least away from the coastline. 12 miles an hour, in concord, 25 gusting through fairfield and travis that morning. that marine air continuing to move well inland and for the afternoon temperatures will drop off a few degrees from yesterday. right now, 63 in livermore, 61 in concord, 59 in nap a 61 in redwood city. we've been truckling just -- in napa. we've been struggling a little bit, but beginning to rebound. antioch, 68 degrees at this hour. a beautiful start to your morning and for the afternoon, not ba

. >> they tazed him. punched him, kicked him.cessive. >> you are looking at cell phone video of the scene in antioch. it happened in the a station in brew buchannon. the man appeared to have mental problemsment it is unclear what caused the situation to escalate. >> even if he was on drugs, he wasn't messing with nobody, causing no damage to himself or anybody else. >> now some witnesses we talked to took issue with how police treated them. >> the police turned around and tried to take everyone's phone. everyone's footage because they knew they were wrong. >> if it is evidence, you ask about it. you don't pull people out of their vehicles for it. >> antioch police chief says he is not going to comment because it is being investigated. >>> a follower of charles manson will not be released. 74-year-old bruce will not be released. it is the third time a california governor denied bruce davis' release. he was convicted for the murders of a musician and a stunt man in 1969. >>> 1969. >>> in february 2015, marin county will roll out a