we can tell you that he was met atop by authorities, put in handcuffs and walked back inside that building. no one was hurt in this scary incident for a lot of people there today. >> really frightening. i mean, the guy seems to know what he was doing as he was making his way up, but for a while, we didn't know whether he was going to make it up safely. one of our colleagues saw it all first-hand. we have joe rosato jr. who is one of our journalists here, and he's joining us by phone. joe, what did you see? >> luckily, i had the advantage of we have a roof deck in my building and it's on the 16th floor, so i of course went out there with my camera and got him climbing the last ten floors, which is just so fast. and it was just astounding. and i guess the thing that i really noticed is often when i go out on the roof deck to shoot video, it's super windy, and the lens is always shaking. but today, it was totally still. so makes me wonder if this guy knew, checked the wind conditions. i would imagine at the top of that tower, it's pretty blustery. >> yeah. i would definitely think so. but lik

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marshals put her in handcuffs. put her in handcuffs. tell her that she was being arrested for intervening in an active investigation. she says that she found some local officers that she knew, who convinced the marshals to set her free. but most says she seven got distance from the crowd, jumped the fence, went inside the school herself, found her two children unharmed, and rant of the school with them. videos all over social media yesterday, showing distraught parents outside of the school confronting law enforcement. other family members have already claimed that they were detained the in handcuffed. u.s. marshals yesterday putting out a statement, denying that anyone who was put in handcuffs outside of the school. going to be a lot more to the story. helping us to sift through is nbc news correspondent julia ainsley. she joins us now, covers the department of justice and homeland security. julia, we are really glad you're with us today. we know the stats, that most active shooter attacks in america and within five minutes. the attack

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i was kept in handcuffs for more than a day. i need some time to recover after all the suffering and damage i went through because of the american government. thanks for joining us. how naughty international web back at the top of the hour. 30 minutes with a with situation forces can overwhelm, can dominate even the best of us, ordinary people put in a bad evil environment, can become transformed to become part of that negative environment. and it's any of us, or in fact most of us the office of naval intelligence, it was a pretty consistent cut out front for ca. they funded much of this research.

police officers need to handcuff kids so they see there are repercussions. i walk into prison every week and look at men who have given their life sxup given up their families for one stupid mistake, it is not fun. reality of the penitentiary, there is reason the united states of america has the most people in prison per capita than any other country in the world, why america is the most fatherless nation in the world. we need to start show thanksgiving and kids need to know they will be held accountable and bring discipline back to our schools, but more importantly, word of god and discipline back to our homes. >> todd: jack, instead of that, some are teaching this. north carolina preschool teacher caught using woke flash cards featuring a pregnant man in order to teach kids about colors. there they are on your screen. jack, why are teacher/activists insistent on filling our kids' minds with insanity like this? >> they have been indoctrinated by universities and now the same people are running our schools, teachers unions, the most loudest voices in the roo

so be subduing detainees and putting them in handcuffs. why do you think this data was linked to you? it was slicked to me shortly after published syndrome papers, another set of internal files confidential speeches of should jumping. i've been publishing a lot of these leaks and been receiving these leaks because i specialize in the analysis and authentication of chinese government documents. right. so you would be the sensible person if one was a whistleblower 2 to send these to. and where do you think these, these, this data actually come from? do you think this is someone within the chinese system or has the system been hacked? the system has been hacked. that's for sure. it was a hacking attack. right straight into police computers, even into internment camp computers penetrating the chinese systems. and getting the evidence straight from the horse's mouth. and which of the stories in what appears to be quite a distressing catalogue. which of the stories that stood out most for you? what stood out for me is demoss internment off compl

show up and say you stop the protest or you're going away in handcuffs. they have not done at once. there are people's homes and have children and family members and loved ones there. some of the justices do not live at their homes anymore because they can't. if the dhs is serious to say we are going to cracked on the summer, if you started by dragging the people in handcuffs simply by enforcing the current law on the books and clearly worded. >> harris: how would that go? we didn't see that in 2020 when they were burning down businesses. >> shannon: exactly. when you give people the way, they take it. we see that around new york city. you see with crime and with people being immediately bailed out or not prosecuted at all. people are well aware of what they can get away with. we know the laws in the books, it is been the headlines of news programs for weeks. if it's not enforced at all, what is taking protesters were a question mark >> harris: your comments made me think that there is more than one law. 1503 means you can't show up, 1507 means you can't pick it. they are utilizing

he was in handcuffs in indiana he signed an extradition order and sometime over the next two to three hours or so we're expecting him to arrive at the courthouse in alabama for arraignment. >> reporter: speeding police cars, a dramatic crash and a fatal gunshot wound. they found themselves at a dead end. >> can you advise the patient status >> two patients, one is still trapped in the vehicle at this time and another who's stable, alert, oriented. got a bullet wound graze to her head. >> reporter: authorities found evidence of them in evansville, indiana. >> yeah, i'd say this is probably that guy from alabama as soon as i seen him. the windows are down perfectly good truck why would you walk away from a good truck i seen the tattoos on his arm in alabama. i held the picture up to my camera i said, the tattoos match. >> more information led them to the couple at this nearby motel surveilling them until they left but they wouldn't get very far. >> the members of the u.s. task force basically rammed the vehicle and pushed it into a ditch and we later found out had they not done that, th

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, the "wall street journal" talked to a mom at the school who said that federal marshals put her in handcuffs and threatened to arrest her. that same mother also told the "wall street journal," quote: she saw a father tackled and thrown to the ground by police and a third pepper sprayed. another parent was tasered. it's been over 48 hours since this horrific shooting happened and we definitely have a lot more questions than answers. i feel like we are not getting the whole story here. law enforcement, everybody involved needs to be more upfront. we need to know what happened. because it looks like a lot went wrong. here now, chad ayers, former assistant swat team commander and michael julian, active shooter survival structure. instructor: chad in terms of thr protocol from what i understand waiting an hour is not it. aren't you supposed to run right toward the fire and eliminate the shooter as fast as humanly possible? >> you are exactly right, jesse. that's how we train is the moment that call comes out, you don't wait on your backup. you go straight there. if you can't get through the front

inside, lessons are watched over by police,arrying shields, batons, and handcuffs. and the documents described the response to students who attempted to escape. if warning shots are ignored, the order is clear, shoot them dead. >> this is classifieinternal government information. host: the files, said to be hacked from a source whose identity remains unknown, were first passed to this xinjiang scholar who in tur shared them with the bbc. >> you have police and heavy riot gear standing next to some of the men. some of the men have their arms in a funny position, as if they were handcuffed. this is powerful material. i was looking through these images on my laptop and living room and had to get up and go somewhere else and. i was overwhelmed. correspondent: the hacked files contain hundreds of spreadsheets of ciccone and -- of draconian jail sentences. just for growing a beard, this man was sentenced to 16 years in jail. his chosen expression of uighur identity forcibly removed. many others have been jailed for listening to illegal religious lectures. the documents do

five fires yesterday and today at hillcrest park, reportedly resisted arrest, tased before placed in handcuffs. this is separate from the arson arrest earlier in concord. police arrested a man after eight fires were set along highway 4 overnight. >>> learning more about the victims of the deadly plane crash in the marin headlands. mike briar and jennifer fox from sacramento. experimental aircraft crashed just before 3:00. now ntsb and faa are documenting the wreckage and urging anyone who saw something helpful to contact them. took off from sacramento, ran into trouble near the golden gate bridge under extremely foggy conditions. >> friday, about noon, we received notice from the u.s. coast guard and faa that aircraft transresponder beacon was activated. it was extremely foggy. >> investigation continues tomorrow. ntsb plan to move the wreckage and review the maintenance records. >>> rally and march for women's rights and reaction to the leaked supreme court abortion ruling. brought signs and banners as legal abortion as essential human right. see the decision to roll back roe v. wade as a war

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late last night, casey white was returned to lauderdale county in north carolina in handcuffs and shackles after being transported in an armored caravan to a judge who explained that he would now be charged with escape in the first degree in addition to his capital murder charges. and then he was transported to a correctional facility over a hundred miles away. here in evansville, indiana, police released dash cam video of his arrest, picking up right after law enforcement rammed the vehicle he and vicky white were in, causing it to crash. and it shows multiple law enforcement officers restraining white before eventually getting him up and placing him on the hood of his car. he made it out with just minor bumps and bruises, but not vicky white. that body camera video, i should say, also released by evansville police shows law enforcement trying to get her out of what was a mangled vehicle at that point, and the process took over five minutes, at least, based on what was released. we know she was on the phone with 911 prior to that, as they're trying to get to her, she had already shot hers

he was in handcuffs as he got into the back of her patrol car under the dwiguise of going to court appointment that never existed. >> reporter: this video shows the patrol car minutes later in an intersection that was off the route to the courthouse. >> the patrol car was ditched here in this parking lot at this shopping center. it was spotted around 11:00 a.m., but it wasn't until hours late they are authorities realized the two were missing. >> reporter: almost immediately, federal agencies became involved in the search, issuing a $10,000 reward for inmate white. >> casey white is considered armed and dangerous. so right now, we hope we get him before somebody gets hurt. >> reporter: by monday, as deputy white's involvement in escape became incriminates, a warrant for her arrest was released. the timing of her disappearance catching many close to her off guard. >> i worked with vicky white for years. this is not the vicky white we know. by any stretch of the imagination. >> reporter: a little more than a week prior, she had sold her home for just over $95,000, in cash. >> i don't think she o

inside, jail keys and handcuffs. released these videos of the two, who are not related, casey white's white supremacist tattoos and what vicky would look like if she darkened her hair. vicky white claimed she was taking casey white to the courthouse for a meant health evaluation but there was no evaluation. >> this was a very well thought out plan. >> reporter: before, officials thought vicky white withdrew 90,000 and filed for retirement. >> we're going to find you, hopefully we find you safe. >> reporter: and the two are considered armed and dangerous. there's a reward of $15,000 being offered for information leading to casey white's arrest and $10,000 for vicky white's arrest. adriana. >> diaz: michael george thank you. we learned today of country music legend mickey gilley. he was 86 years old. his music and hall served as a back drop for the 1980 movie urban cowboy. straight ahead, how russia's rhetoric is sparking cold war fears. and we're in nashville where the rising cost of living is affecting access to food

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he said, auntie, i was mortified to see him in handcuff, untouched, hair in place. i was stopped for a traffic violation, i was slammed to the ground. and this guy is treated like he stole a loaf of bread. that does bring hurt to people because we experience the racism, and services delivered to us on a record basis. there's a lot of room for hurt here. not just for the loss of the families and what they're going through, but for the fact that racism is real. and there's still a lot of people who don't want to acknowledge that it is. services are delivered from the racial looks. >> i was speaking to the police commissioner earlier today, i asked him how do you bridge the gap? how do you tell a community that they are safe when the community does not trust you? when they see images that you just talked about, a man with firearms, led out in handcuffs. whereas, your nephew was pulled over for a routine traffic stop. his hands were put behind this back. how do you want to hear? >> i know what our community wants to know from our commissioner is, a., they are going to d

. >> they put me in handcuffs to take me, because i refused to go, you know, to court. i was just freaked out you know, because who want to be in handcuffs or in jail or something like that. nobody. >> in fact, court transcripts show she even attempted suicide as the trial began. but because she didn't testify against eric, her claims all these years later wouldn't help him. to have any chance at having another day in court eric knew he'd need powerful evidence. evidence of actual innocence. he started thinking, if he and the other five co-defendants had nothing to do with the two murders, then who did? after more than a decade of trying finally some of eric's requests for documents in his case began trickling in. >> i came across one document which had my name, as well as my other co-defendants, but one name stood out, it was an individual i found out was part of a gang called sex, money, murder. >> eric was on to an important lead. sex, money, murder. even veteran cops knew those three words meant danger. a notorious gang from the soundview section of the bronx. >> 19

inside, lessons are watched over by police carrying shields, batons and handcuffs. at the documents described the response to students who attempt to escape. if warning shots are ignored, the warning is clear -- shoot them dead. >> this is classified internal government information. john: the files are said to be hacked from the police computer service by a source whose identity means unknown at were first passed to dr. adrian zens, a scholar who shared them with the bbc. >> you have police officers a riot gear standing next to some of the men. some of the men have their arms in a position as if they were handcuffed. this is very powerful, the image material. >> i was looking at these images on the laptop in my living room and i had to get uand go somewhere else and take a break. i was overwhelmed. john: the hacked files contain hundreds of spreadsheets, row upon row of draconian jail sentences, often targeting expressions of islamic faith is a parallel method alongside the camps for detaining uyghurs. just for growing a bird, this man was sentenced to 60 years in j

. >>> a very unusual protest captured -- the guy calling himself spidey pro-life landed himself in handcuffs after scaling the sales force tower. the man did not appear to have any safety equipment attached to him. the 22-year-old from las vegas was cited and released. ridiculous take you live now to san jose. a lot of people outside of city hall. carrying signs saying protect safe and legal abortion. today, people all over the bay area raising their voices on both sides of this issue. people also reacting to word of the supreme court and ruling social media. a potential ruling. coverage of this story begins with the cbs evening news at 6:30. >> one more live look at the protest in san francisco from here. coming up on the kpix 5 news at 7:00. >> also tonight, the bay area as well as the nation this morning the loss of norman mineta. >> he was one of the most high profile and accomplished asian american leaders. ryan yamamoto joins us now on the legacy he had on the asian american unity here. ryan? >> died from heart failure at the age of 90. his former chief of staff says he was surrounded

inside jail keys and handcuffs. marshals released these photos of the two who are not related, showing the 6'9" casey white's white supremacist tattoos s and what vicky white would look like if she darkened her hair. this shows the pair leaving the alabama jail in a patrol car april 29. vicky white claimed she was taking casey white to the courthouse for a mental health evaluation. but there was no evaluation. >> this was a very well thought out plan. >> reporter: before the jailbreak, officials believe vicky white bought an ar-15 and a shotgun, sold her house, withdrew $90,000, and filed for retirement. >> we're going to find you. hopefully we find you safe. >> reporter: the two are considered armed and dangerous. there's a reward of $15,000 being offered for information leading to casey white's arrest and $10,000 for vicky white's arrest. michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> the death toll from a powerful explosion that ripped through a luxury hotel in havana, cuba, is now up to at least 31 people. search crews

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. >> reporter: this is video of casey white in shackles and handcuffs, leaving his arraignment in alabama, where he faced new charges. >> casey, was it worth it? >> reporter: tonight we're hearing some of the last words of the woman who helped him, former corrections officer vicky white, recorded curing a 911 call during the chase that led to their capture, vicky white telling casey white they should make a run for it. >> let's get out and run. >> reporter: soon after the chastenedded, authorities say vicky white turned the gun on herself. >> okay, i'm going to go for the gun. >> reporter: this is body cam video of a deputy taking the gun from her hand then pulling her from the car. >> someone pull me. >> reporter: she died a short time later at an evansville, indiana, hospital, the coroner's office confirming she shot herself. the duo was on the run for 11 days, armed with a cache of weapons and plenty of carve. authorities are calling the escape well planned and that casey white had taken legal steps to get transferredded back from a state prison to the jail where vicky white worked. th

the suspect in saturday's mass shooting in buffalo appeared before a judge in an orange jump suit and handcuffs as emotions in the community run high. >> you're a coward. >> reporter: authorities believe the 18-year-old kept a personal diary of his planning on the social media platform, discord, and kept those posts private until 30 minutes before killing 10 people. >> it really hit home. it hurt. >> reporter: buffalo resident sharon doyle staged a silent protest outside the courthouse thursday, still affected by the events. >> i've been going to counseling every day just to get it off my chest. >> this is unity. >> reporter: members of the nfl's buffalo bills visited the scene of the shooting wednesday, handing out groceries and serving meals to residents, now left without a grocery store. >> to be out here and to see people smiling and laughing again and that warms my heart. >> reporter: the majority of people who live here are black and officials believe it's why the alleged gunman targeted this community. >> the most serious threat we face as a nation is from within. it's white supremacy, i

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. >> a spectator shouted at the suspect as he briefly appeared in handcuffs and an orange jumpsuit for a felony hearing. he has already pleaded not guilty to a murder charge for saturday's attack. the fbi is a looking into possible hate crime and terrorism charges. authorities believe the 18-year-old kept a personal diary of his plan on the social media platform discord and kept those posts private until 30 minutes before the attack. in the wake of the shooting, senator dianne feinstein introduced a bill that would raise the minimum wage to buying an assault weapon and high capacity ammunition magazines from 18 to 21. the 18-year-old suspect in buffalo was legally allowed to purchase an assault rifle. in a statement she says, quote, it makes no sense that it is illegal for anyone under 21 to buy a handgun or even a beer, yet can legally buy an assault weapon. >>> all right. more red on wall street today. it's been a rough week. the dow dropped another 237 points. the nasdaq fell 29. and the s&p fell 22. >> and speaking of red, let's check in with chief meteorologist paul heggen. a lot

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