the guy is in a wheelchair. >> reporter: could they have gotten behind him and through the wheelchair over. >> obviously we, we deal with probabilities, not possibilities, there are infinite possibilities in this case. apparently we -- and again, not having all the information, but we tried to control him earlier and what that got us was an officer stabbed in the shoulder, seriously stabbed, and the knife that was used is a pretty good sized knife. >> chief gas scone, reeling from several officer involved shootings, asked people to look beyond the video to try to understand the context to determine whether the shooting was justified. to show you how how complicate ed it is the two who shot the video don't even agree. >> he hit the cop on the face. >> i can see that, but after he threw the knife they shot him, that's what i think is wrong. >> you got one guy saying the officers did the right thing, the other guy saying why did they have to shoot a guy in a wheelchair, couldn't they have subdued him. but this is when the chief says wait to understand the context before you judge, this i

ground. >> the guy is in a wheelchair. >> couldn't they have gotten behind him and thrown the wheelchair over? >> i mean, obviously, i mean, we can -- we deal with probabilities, not possibilities. there are infinite possibility in this case. apparently, we again -- not having all the information but we tried to control him earlier and what that got us is an officer got stabbed in the shoulder seriously stabbed and the knife was a good sized knife. >> reporter: the police chief held a news conference to ask the public to look beyond the video to try to understand the context before judging whether the shooting was justified. to show you just how complicated that process to get, even the two guys who got the video don't quite agree. >> they did the right thing. the guy did throw a knife. what if he actually hit the cop somewhere maybe on the face, you know? >> after he told him -- >> should have approached him in a different way. >> reporter: joe vazquez, cbs 5. >> and joe reports that although the man used a wheelchair because he has only one leg, he was ambulatory and stood up during hi

this video shows officers shooting a man in its wheelchair yesterday. the chief says that video doesn't show that man stabbing an officer. both the officer and the suspect are expected to recover. >>> and an attack by a police dog is now under investigation. adam lavelle says he was walking his dog the day after christmas when she was killed by a san leandro police k-9. the dog's officer has apologized but lavelle wants that police dog taken off duty. >>> bart says it needs to expand its maintenance operations in south hayward a facility that's already a mile long. the transit system says that's because its rider ship and fleet of trains will increase in the years ahead with planned expansions to san jose and in contra costa county. the "contra costa times" says the larger maintenance facility would include existing warehouses that are now privately owned. a new storage and inspection site would also be built. >>> the price of taking a cab could be on the rise again in san francisco. muni agreed to formally consider a meter rate increase after hearing f

the man in the wheelchair is still swinging the knife wildly. the man in the wheelchair throws the knife, a plainclothes officer jumps out of the way. a couple of officers open fire, shooting him with their service revolver. >> he hit the sidewalk. >> reporter: they say they stopped to record video with an iphone when they saw all the cops with their weapons out. they saw the knife thrown towards the officers but still they wonder where the cops could have subdued the man in another way. >> drop the gun, somebody's going to warn the guy. >> he's in a wheelchair. >> couldn't they've gotten behind him and thrown the wheelchair over? >> obviously, we can -- we deal with probabilities not possibilities. apparently, we -- and again, not having all the information, we tried to control him earlier, and what that got is an officer getting stabbed on shoulder seriously stabbed and the knife that was used is a pretty good-sized knife. >> reporter: the police chief held a news conference to ask the public to look beyond the video to try to understand the c

the man was in a wheelchair. was it justified?atch the video and decide. >>> a bit cold around the bay area to start today but by the afternoon, we are looking good. lots of sunshine coming our way. temperatures up into the 50s just how long it will last coming up. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning. everyone. thanks for joining us. it's wednesday, january 5. i'm sydnie kohara. >> i'm juliette goodrich. time now 6:29. we are following developing news this morning. anne makovec is on the scene where firefighters are looking for the cause of a fire. >> reporter: good morning. the fire is out. but the two homes that were damaged did sustain some significant issues and firefighters are trying to figure out if it's worth salvaging one of them. the one where the fire began let me have you take a look at some of the video that we shot around 3 a.m. when flames were erupting from this home. that is the home where firefighters believ

because he uses a wheelchair. spoke to joe vazqu >>> a disabled boy out for a skate was thrown off the ice yesterday and turned away saturday, regard, because he uses a wheelchair. a story you will only see here on cbs 5. >> i would just get on the ice and skate with him. >> reporter: kelly robinson demonstrates how she's able to take him skating in his wheelchair. they went just last month, had a great time and went back with a group of friends saturday. >> we didn't even make one rotation because some guy said i'm sorry i'm going to have to ask you to get off the ice, ma'am. >> i said what did i do. he said, no, it's the wheelchair. at that point i said oh, i'm sorry, i don't want to leave the ice. i think you're wrong. >> they were stripping our dignity away and treating us and especially zane as less than human. >> he has a abnormality in his chromosomes but he is full of spirit. his parents pleaded with one supervisor after another to let him stay and skate to no aavailable. >> they said you need to get off t

police shot a man in a wheelchair. they say it happened after he attacked an officer with a knife. kron 4's jonathan bloom has video of the shooting and reaction from san francisco's police chief. >> under cover. he is like one, two, three, four undercovers with guns out. >> reporter: this video created such a stir that the san francisco police chief called a press conference to explain the actions. >> i would prefer not to have done this today. but i know this video will be out there and i want to give you the total context. >> reporter: the video shows a confrontation between the police and a man in a wheelchair. police say he is waving the same knife he used to stab an officer moments earlier after police responded to a report he was slashing the tires on a city vehicle. the man in the wheelchair appears to toss the knife away but then he is shot with a bean bag and then a bullet. he was rushed to the hospital where he is expected to recover. >> this is the officer that has been stabbed already. he was stabbed prior to the shooting. >> reporter: the chief walked reporters throug

they saw the man got out of his wheelchair. police say it could be some time before the investigation is complete. christine conley kron 4 news. >> with the concern about officer involved shooting the police department give us a glimpse at one aspect of the training its officers go through. the anchorman joins us live from the san francisco police academy with more on that. >> pam i just went through the training and i have to tell you my heart is still beating. let me roll you video basically they're outfitted us in standard issue please wear with weapons and so forth and and give us a scenario. this case we were told there was a man in a movie theater who might have a knife. them we had to decide whether not to use deadly force and its really a split second scenario just a split-second decision where you don't quite know what's going on a which is supposed to do. get to keep dry and some a different things that every single point. after the scenarios we discussed it with those of us taking part with the officers. if they play

it shows plain clothes detectives surrounding the suspect who is in his wheelchair. words are exchanged. it appears he's wield ago knife. a the officers come closer the suspect is involved in some kind of physical altercation. this may be when he slash the officer. 2 shot are fired. one presumably from the bean bag weapon the other a round from a pistol. all the while in his whale chair. investigators were trying determine if the suspect washington in had wheelchair or standing when he was shot. that video apparently show that the as you picture washington in had wheelchair during the entire altercation. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> across the bay oakland new mayor kwan started her first full day at work meeting with the police force before dawn. she want to talk about police pension. they want the city to talk about rehiring laid off officers. we have more from is he vealia. >>reporter: only hours into the first full day a mayor and kwan washington all smiles as she left police headquarters. but tension over a heated election campaign and police union that supported her

officers got into a verbal altercation with a man in the wheelchair. >> during the altercation there was a stabbing of a police officer. >> reporter: the officer had tried to subdue the man by using a gun that used beanbags. >> the car stopped and all of a sudden i hear pop, pop. >> reporter: they are unclear if that man in a wheelchair was actually standing at the time of the shooting. police chief george gascon has said repeatedly he wants officers to use taser guns but last year the police commission voted down a proposal saying that taser guns were unproven and potentially dangerous. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> jean quan was up at dawn today for a meet and greet with city police officers predict she was welcomed by the new mayor and the police department. the councilwoman voted to lay off 80 officers and advocated for police hangups and 9% of their pension. >>> a san francisco judge today sentenced an alleged gang member to 25 years to life in prison for the murder of a man outside a nightclub. last july they found charles heard it guilty of first-degree murder in the deat

. >> reporter: are investigators in the area with a wheelchair with evidence markers. the man was in a wheelchair and wielding a knife, san francisco cops shoot a man outside a mental health clinic after police say he stab and officer and slashed tires, vandalizing city vehicles. >> he was sitting in a wheelchair. there was a motorcycle cop talking to our navigator from the building and he was fumbling with his hands. he didn't look too happy. >> reporter: police say the man got into an altercation with officers and stabbed one officer in the side. officers shen shot the man with a bean bag gun and then fired their revolvers. >> during this altercation, officers shot the individual. i don't know the number of times or who or the extent of injuries and then they were taken to local hospitals. >> reporter: police wouldn't say whether the suspect was in a wheelchair at the time of the shooting. >> we heard two gunshots on 10th street, there was commotion, we saw police already on the scene and it looks like an older person in a wheelchair. >> reporter: police chief george

some of these people in wheelchairs' do not really need wheelchairs. walk down fifth street.there is a guy who gets $10 from tourists and walks to the tenderloin. we really need to look at this mental illness issue. how do we do mentally ill? our police department to stomach the habit of just shooting mentally ill people. if they had occasion, maybe it would not had to go like that. i am sorry at the murder rate the past few days. it is horrible. what that man did burning the car with that lady is puzzling, the most puzzling thing i have ever read. i wish him the death penalty. he would get the death penalty, a pri. president mazzucco: hearing no other public comment, please call line item number two. >> it is reports to the commission, beginning with the chief's report of recent activities. >> how are you? president mazzucco: very good, sir. >> i would like to update you with the most recent department crime statistics from the last 28-day cycle, which ended on the 22nd. total crimes are down 21%, year- to-date. violent crime is down 4%. property crimes are down 20%. there a

see the police surrounding a man in a wheelchair. he just stabbed an officer in the shoulder, mace spray, that didn't work. he tossed his five then. he shot with a beanbag canister and then again rapidly with a round from a service revolver. chief gascon says his department will review the existing training policies in light of this incident. here's what she said. >> before we finish here, it's like a question, the police commission wants to say a few words. i'm going to turn it over to him. to answer your question, we will be reviewing all this, evaluating if there are tactics and techniques not taught today that we should be teaching and whether there be additional tools that we should be having. >> and chief gascon also reiterated his request for tasers that was rejected. >> we're going to switchgears. there is not one but two big winners in the megamillion jackpot. they were both in california but don't throw away your tickets yet. >> the golden voice given you can see honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord.

i was particularly outraged and alarmed about a man in a wheelchair who was shot by police officers. the man certainly had a nice, but i believe there are ways for us do not have to use the most lethal force to deal with a person having an emotional crisis, especially a person with disabilities, so i look forward to that hearing to see how we can make sure that the police department is doing everything they can to make sure that our police officers are getting proper training to avoid using lethal use of force, and the rest, i will submit. thank you. clerk calvillo: thank you, supervisor avalos. supervisor mar? supervisor mar: i was very impressed by the strong showing of support we had this afternoon. i was a college radio dj. kusf has a strong history, as supervisor mirkarimi brought up, and i think what is often left out is a multi-cultural, multilingually fact it has. -- multilingual effect it has. i used to listen to kusf, and my daughter got used to listening to around the clock, but january 18, it 10:00 a.m. came, and the station was gone, and it dawned on me but what kind of

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. >>> and a man on a wheelchair was shot by police. he was shot after a call came in of a man slashing tires. rob roth has the story. >> reporter: we're in howard street near tenth south of market street: now across the street is where the city holds it's mental health and drug treatment programs and police are checking those surveillance cameras to see if they yield clues to the shooting by officers of a man who uses a wheelchair. in this exclusive ktvu video, plain clothed police are responding to a man who had just been shot by officers. the shooting happened at 10:15 this morning. a woman who works at the mental health center says she saw the man this morning. >> i saw him fumbling with something on his lap. i thought he was rolling up a cigarette, i don't know. >> reporter: how did he look? >> not very happy. >> reporter: when officers arrived witnesses say there was an altercation with the man on the wheelchair. >> during the altercation, there was a stabbing of a police officer. >> reporter: officers say they tried to subdue the

he was in a wheelchair and he had a knife. >> basically talking all about the fact the man in a wheelchair some witnesses are given different versions of that. it will check back in to be disinformation later. another new is michael jackson's former doctor was in court today. if this is a preliminary hearing to determine if he can stand trial for charges tied to jackson's death. pc has that story. >> michael jackson's family members including a sister latoya, mother katharine and brother jackie attended tuesday's hearing in l.a.. several fans of the pop icon stood outside the courthouse where proceedings began to determine whether there's enough evidence to try dr. conrad murray for involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson. more than a year- and-a-half later the cause of jackson's death is clear and intoxication a profile a powerful surgical sedative. who caused the death remains a subject of a loss angeles criminal court case focusing on dr. conrad murray. he was treating jackson with the drug and several others to help jackson state as he prepared for a growing series of

it shows the suspect on the wheelchair. words are ochl changed. the officers come closer, the suspect is in involved in physical altercation this, would be when he slashes officers two, shots are fired. one from the bean bag weapon and another around from a pistol. and that is a police spokesman told us investigators trying to determine if he was in the wheelchair or standing. the video shows the suspect was in the chair during the entire altercation. police are holding a news conference shortly at the hall of justice on this issue. and we'll of course keep you updated on this city. >> an accused murderer pleading guilty to charges he killed a community activist. he was gunned down in the shopping center in june. lewis led antiviolence etch yorts in east palo alto. police arrested his long time friend last month. detectives contacted them, telling him there was a tip in this case. prosecutors say he followed lewis to the mall. he can face the death penalty if convicted. >> oakland mayor jean kwan is not wasting time tackling the deficit, meeting w

i said i'm sorry, what did i do, and he said no it's the wheelchair. then at that point i did say oh i'm sorry, i really don't want to leave the ice then, i said i think you're wrong. they were stripping our dignity away and treating us, and especially zane, as less than human. >> zane has a chrome zonal abnormality that leaves him deaf and developmentally disabled. they pleaded with several people to let him stay and skate but to no avail. >> he said i'm sorry ma'am, our corporate policy, our corporate policy, they weren't really that apologetic, you need to leave, you really just need to leave, you know. i kept trying to like appeal to their sensibilities as humans. you know. this is wrong. he is is a 10-year-old boy, he loves to skate. and actually there are very few things we can do with him that are physical and social and just robbing that of -- ah. >> reporter: page scott who was not there saturday says she is also upset the family was kicked out. they said the ice skating center has numerous events for disabled people so her employees should ha

wheelchair and actually control system that s that computer mount tonight wheelchair. i asked her to drive over to to wheelchair she asked us to practice about five minutes before this. and she's not very gracefully driving it over towards door. and, of course, you know, the control isn't good enough, we wouldn't have her in the wheel their we just had her do it remotely. so at this point we've shown in in each of several different disorders that includes spinal cord injury and stroke and even a.l.s. patients it's possible to decode the brains and sense the signal and connect them devices. but these are all demonstrations. we're not there yet where these have available for everyday use. >> but it's also so wonderful about this is not only clinical effect which is so dramatic but really shows that john has learned how to read the brain how to use the information from the brain to drive a device. so that itself is a major insight that you can make sense out of the action potential sequences in the brain. >> it brings us to john's aspirations here, john krakauer, what you

. >>> cell phone video taken earlier today shows san francisco police shooting a man in a wheelchair. the man is in the hospital tonight. the shooting happened just moments after the suspect stabbed an officer in the shoulder. in the video you can see the man in the wheelchair and within a minute or so the officers opened fire. he said he rarely discusses officer-involved shootings before a thorough investigation, but because of this video he felt it was necessary. >> the video showing us the focus of the camera of an event, and it is showing one point of view, and we are not seeing what the officers are seeing. we are obviously not seeing what the officers are thinking about. >> in addition, the chief says the suspect may not have been confined to the wheelchair. he may have in fact been able to get up out of the chair on his own. both the officer who was stabbed and the man who was shot have nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> the nation's first openly transgender judge was sworn in oakland as a superior court judge. >> if i can be a role model and an example for people who feel they

number of concerns for people who were actually at the celebration for the access for motorized wheelchairsd we have to start building into the plans as we do this, to make certain that people know that if you are in a motorized wheelchair, we have to find ways to accommodate this. we cannot go up the parade route and this will create problems downstream. you may need an ambulance to do this and this is not good for the person involved. i ask for them to include this list. we will be incorporating this into the action report, and as we go to planning this, these considerations start to be more recognize, and better inc., and as we learn what we have to do here, we will make certain that this is put into training, where appropriate. and with that, are there any questions. >> did you want to comment on this? the police department was the lead agency. >> every april, we think that the giants are going to get into the world series, and with that in mind, we have to gear up. over the last year, we have the overreaching umbrella, and it works very well. the amount of personnel barricades' with th

police shot a man in a wheelchair after they say he attacked one of the mennonite.deo and reaction. >> one, two, three or under covers rain now. >> this amateur video credits adjuster that the police chief called a press conference to explain the actions. >> frankly i would prefer not to done this today but the reason i am doing it is because i know the soviet there, i want to give you the context. >> and shares a confrontation between police and a man in a wheelchair. >> he's got a knife. >> police say he is waving same night he is to stem an officer moments earlier after police responded to reports that he was slashing tires. surrounded by officers he appears to toss the knife away. but then, he is shot with a beanbag, and then the bullet. he was rushed the hospital where is expected to recover. >> this was the officer, he was stabbed, you can see him. >> did achieve what reporters do the video to explain how a man she is sitting in a winter were shot after clearing away the weapon. >> to it takes between the second and second than half from the time that he/she s

the security cameras were rolling as a wheelchair slipped and crashed. the steps are -- both the patient and the care person are recovering from injury. but the patient in the wheelchair could have been hurt worse. >> a lucky break for some shoppers at a british grocery store. you'll see it here, coming up, it plows through the glass. amazingly no one was hurt. the store owner says the crash caused thousands of dollars of damage. the driver says she isn't sure how that happened. >> nasa is getting involved in the airline business, and it's unveiling what the planes of the future are going to look like. nasa awarded contracts to hock he'd martin and boeing. they are trying to find new airplanes. they have to according to nasa each be able to reach 85% of the speed of sound, that's 668 miles per hour, they have to cover up the 7,000 miles and have to carry up to 100,000 pounds of passengers and/or cargo. nasa estimates the new aircraft could be ready by 2025. >> there is going to be a texas welcome. a famous ft. worth store has hand crafted custom made sad

although in a wheelchair, at one point the man got out of that wheelchair, was walking around and the wounded officer is in san francisco general hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. a warning for stanford students this morning. campus police say a man grabbed a student as she walked across campus and only let go when she tried to bite him. happened at the intersection of campus drive and sarah street 6:30. the suspect had brown hair, a mustache, goatee and thin build. if you have information, stanford police would like to hear from you. >> a youth minister faces child molestation charges. 42-year-old robert class had frequent access to boys in jr. high school while working in the church investigators said it was an area of prospect road in san jose. police are asking anyone with information on the case to call the department's sexual assault unit. a man whose daughter died in an apartment fire in oakland last week won't be deported to el salvador for the time being. nelson benevides, his mother and a family friend died last week. benevides' seven-year-old daughter survived th

this comes after police shot a man in a wheelchair yesterday, a man who had a knife. the shooting was captured on cell phone video, video we have highlighted. police say a man in a wheelchair had already stabbed an officer in the shoulder. one officer uses a shotgun that uses bean bags. the man appears to toss his knife as two officers fire their handgun. the man was shot in the groin and is recovering. while the shooting is under investigation, police chief says it appears the shooting was justified. >> i think it's important also not to second guess the officers that were there at the time, given the conditions that they were faced with. >> reporter: he also says he plans to ask the police commission to allow the officers to have tasers. they voted down a request last year. >> a bean bag gun frankly is a very in effect i have weapon -- ineffective weapon. it more than likely would have ended this scenario probably at the earlier stages. but we don't have a taser. >> reporter: critics say victims of tasers have died of heart attacks. >> it basically disables them mom

during that time, an officer can fire one, grounds. >> both officers and the man in a wheelchair are stable condition right now. >> a man charged with shooting a man in june pleaded not guilty to murder. here is his photo. he has been charged with first- degree murder in the killing of this man david lewis who was gunned down near his car at hillsdale parking center. he was arrested two days after contacting the pleased with the tipping case. >> a man whose daughter died in oakland last week will have his deportation back to all stock the door close vote. he was arrested in july while trying to cross the border from mexico. he will be able to attend funeral services for his family. his daughter died thursday morning along with her mother and another person. he will at be attended to the funeral of his deportation postponed indefinitely into the custody details regarding his surviving daughter are figured out. >> we will be back with more a couple of minutes alive look at san francisco nice and clear at but still dark. when the sun comes up we will see a day like to yesterday. we will

the wheelchair is next to them. the department says officers were called to a health services building on howard street at 10:15 this morning to a report of a man slashing tires. police say the man stabbed one officer forcing them to fire a bean bag gun. police have not released any details about the officer condition. we will bring you the very latest on the police chief's press conference, and of course on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> and a man is going into trial for killing his parents. his attorney claims prosecutors are trying to shoe horn the evidence into fitting their version of the killings and that his sister could have carried out that crime. >>> there's an outpouring of support that is committed to helping pets and their owners. it comes after someone broke into the facility over the weekend stealing hundreds of pounds -- hundreds of pounds of pet food. maureen naylor is live now with the story. >> reporter: the santa cruz spca keeps their food in this outdoor shed. over the weekend someone tried

duncan was sitting in his wheelchair when the officer shot him. police say that duncan rose from his wheelchair after being hit. and there's more information on the recovery of representative giffords. giffords is now able to stand on her own feet with assistance from medical staff. giffords family says they plan to move her to a rehabilitation center in houston in less than two weeks. she was shot through the fore head while hosting a political debate. >>> a grand jury indicted loughner. he is now charged with attempting to kill giffords and two of her aids. six people were killed in that january eight rampage. there will be more charges against loughner. for now the most serious charge is attempted assassination. >>> at the white house tonight, president obama hosted a formal state dinner for the president of china. this was a rare meeting, in fact, over the years the presidents of the two superpowers have only met face to face eight times. rita williams has our report. >> reporter: official talk done, the presidents of china and the united stat

tonight as we take a closer look at an officer involved shooting in san francisco where a man in a wheelchairs hit by gunfire. >>> particulars are going high- tech. we'll show you the new way they are breaking into cars. complete bay area coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00, good evening, i'm julie hayner. >>> we have new information coming out of san francisco tonight involving the officer involved shooting of a man in a wheelchair. in the wake of that shooting the san francisco police department is answering some tough questions and revealing how they trained their officers on when to shoot. live in the city with more on this, rob. >> reporter: members of the media were given the opportunity to undergo a simulation of different police scenarios, some

our big story at 4:00 police should demand and a wheelchair at today's say he stabbed an officer. it happened here at howard street. it kron 4 moreen kelly explains what happened. >> at 3:00 pm police say officers responded to look: the county public health building at 1380 whored because a man with a knife was allegedly slashing tires of city vehicles. he regency one card to/tires. police said was an altercation between the officers and the suspect to use to was not confined to a wheelchair. >> during the altercation there is a stopping of a police officer and the beanbag gun was underplayed and also shots fired. >> this woman was invited pete by police who was a witness she said the officer was in injured after the shooting started. >> put his hands up like this, they fired hit the ground that they fired again and it hit him and he threw the knife but what he threw the knife it had an officer. he didn't do it meaningfully to hit the officer you just throw it because he was in pain and they got shot him. >> other witnesses said two shots were fired elders in both the suspects and

duncan was sitting in his wheelchair when the officer shot him. police say that duncan rose from his wheelchair after being hit. >>> and there's more information on the recovery of representative giffords. giffords is now able to stand on her own feet with assistance from medical staff. giffords family says they plan to move her to a rehabilitation center in houston in less than two weeks. she was shot through the fore head while hosting a political debate. >>> a grand jury indicted loughner. he is now charged with attempting to kill giffords and two of her aids. six people were killed in that january eight rampage. there will be more charges against loughner. for now the most serious charge is attempted assassination. >>> at the white house tonight, president obama hosted a formal state dinner for the president of china. this was a rare meeting, in fact, over the years the presidents of the two superpowers have only met face to face eight times. rita williams has our report. >> reporter: official talk done, the china and the united states tonight

the latest involves police shooting a man an a wheelchair who they say had stopped a police officer. the attack was caught on tape. please chief is asking the public not to rush to judgment. we don't know what the officer what they're perceiving. the officers are reacting to an event that is occurring very quickly. >> to get the full story christine conley as the chief to walk us through the tape today. >> >> in this cell phone video you can see police officers shooting a man an a wheelchair. he points out the video that was captured by a bystander doesn't start of the beginning of the incident. >> if your looking at the video actually you have to go back from the corner, the incidence starts on the other side of that building. >> please recall to the scene after reports the man was slashing tires on a vehicle. officers pepper spray the suspect that didn't work. the chief said the man stopped an officer in the arm with a knife. the video starts after all of that has already occurred. >> you can hear the person taking the video. saying he has a knife. the officers are telling and put