and and the hand hit the, um, the button. reporter: that turned off the camera. in another case, the camera seems to have changed the course of the police stop. at some point in time i told him that he was video recording his actions and then all of a sudden i had almost immediate compliance with the subject. reporter: police don t have to tell us when they are recording the interactions but they can turn off these cameras when they have discretion when they are talking to a victim in respect for privacy. the video will be restored from one to three years in most cases. video from a homicide or sexual assault case will be kept indefinitely. [ singing ] tonight, these santa clara youth soccer players are taking on the san francisco 49ers in a turf war. the kids made that music video to protest the team s plan to buy the city s soccer complex. the 9ers want the field tore levi s stadium parking. kpix 5 s len ramirez is at santa clara city hall where the plan is up f
the trial began prosecutors representing people of the united states urge adjure to choose death as the punishment for the boston bomber. four people were killed and 260 wounded almost exactly two years ago. don dahler says prosecutors opened today with a surprise. reporter: prosecutors came out swinging, telling jurors tsarnaev, seen making an obscene gesture at a camera in a court holding cell just three months after the bombings was unconcerned, unrepentd nt and unchanged. he had one more message left to send. during her opening statements framed by photos of those killed during the attacks and in the aftermath, assistant attorney nadine pelligrini said he planned and plotted to kill, he deliberately selected a glorious sporting event and twisted the marathon into something cruel and ugly for his own purposes. the jury sat rapt as more victims took the stand. celeste corcoran described being thrown into the air by the blast that destroyed both her legs. i was in such ex
and a pizza place. the juvenile is facing a host of charges including robbery, armed robbery, and armed carjacking. the man wanted for killing a university of mary washington jr. last week is still being held without bond. he will be back again in court next month, but today those who knew the victim were saying good-bye in falls church. reporter: today there s a large and emotional turnout to remember the university of mary washington student killed last friday. 1200 people came to pay their respects. those closest to her locked arms as her parents followed her casket. those parents, melissa and fairfax judge thomas mann making this plea. do what you dream. love the ones that you love clearly and vocally. reporter: that s how those say 20-year-old grace lived, remembered by many as a strong supporter of women s right. she was always that real positive girl. no matter what anybody said about her or toward her, she was going to look at you in a loving way. she ques
good evening to all. i m erin burr net. u.s. warships moving into place against iran. tonight the uss theodore roosevelt normandy deployed to the arabian sea. they will join seven more warships on a mission against iran. they re supposed to monitor iranian ships to see if they re shipping weapons. this announcement comes on the same day we are learning that an american reporter for the washington post has been charged for spying for the u.s. against iran. he s in tehran where he s jailed. the state department calls the charges against him absurd. demanding his release. in the same breath state department officials say this all has no bearing, no bearing at all on a nuclear deal with iran. they say warship and a jailed american journalists are not related to a deal to stop iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. our chief national security correspondent jim sciutto is out front. these are major developments. upping the ante in a huge way. let s start with these warships. they
the streets of baltimore. some of the people in this town are celebrating. they re shouting that justice is winning. today, 19 days after police tossed freddie gray in the back of that police van, the baltimore city state s attorney shocked the citizens of this city say she has found probable cause to charge six police officers in the death of 25-year-old freddie gray saying his arrest was illegal, and his death was a homicide. state s attorney marilyn mosby saying four of the six officers will be charged with manslaughter among other charges, but the driver of the van, officer caesar goodson, faces the most serious, the most damning. he stands accused of second-degree murder. others say this move by the prosecutor may have been rushed and the facts do not bear out what she s charged. live to the press conference at fraternal order of police headquarters right now. frustrated this morning as events and information announced by the state s attorney. we are disappointed in th