the air from washington with new details and the brutal assault of the husband of nancy pelosi. police saying in the last 90 minutes or so that the person arrested for the attack will be booked on several charges, attempted homicide, burglary, more. nbc news has learned he shouted where is nancy before using a hammer on the speaker s 2-year-old husband during an overnight break-in at their home in san francisco. we have our team standing by with the new headlines and more and what sources are telling us, and why that is getting the attention of national law enforcement and capitol police. i m hallie jackson in washington. joined by nbc news investigative correspondent tom winter, justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian, ryan nobles is with us on capitol hill and we re also joined by carmen best, former seattle police chief, and msnbc law enforcement analyst. before i get to all of you, our team, i want to make sure people know where we are and where we re going wi
tamir s pellet gun had screamed toy, then the call that set this tragedy in motion might never have been made. and that code was, code 1 report of a guy pointing a gun at people. that s what the dispatcher said to the officers that were one mile away. and what is critical here, mark o mara, is the difference between what the dispatcher said, which jean just read, and what was told to the dispatcher in the 911 call, which included at two times the caller saying, it is probably fake and at one time the caller saying this may be a juvenile. what kind of accountability, if any, on the dispatcher? well, part of the problem is whenever there s a tragedy like tamir s killing we want to look for responsibility. certainly when you look at what the dispatcher did or didn t do, we can say, had that dispatcher been slightly better trained, taken the extra 15 seconds to
advise the officer whoz were going to respond exactly what they were dealing with, it may have had a different outcome. because certainly we know those two officers when they responded unfortunately were responding with the adrenaline that s there. when they thaerd there s a code 1 person pointing a firearm. that s an immediate dangerous situation. that s why the cops responded the way they did. had they known it was a 12 year ole child with a toy gun obviously the result would have been different. that s why i m not particularly surprised with the outcome from the grand jury. when you look at what those officers did based upon the information available to them at the moment they had to make they very tragic decision, that s all they had to work with. i m afraid we might attack the grand jury process as the attorney for the rice family did and i m not certain that s well placed criticism. let s talk mark o mara about the grand jury process. they came out and said that this prosecutor
about that dramatichen they freed the three women. she called her car, 2 adam 23 for a code 1. i responded. you know, go ahead. that we got a female on the line stating that she s amanda berry. help me, i m amanda berry. do you need police, fire or ambulance? i need police. what is going on there? i have been kidnapped. i have been missing for ten years. i m here, i m free now. as soon as we pull up, my partner was driving, so she came to the driver s side and he looked at me and he was like, it s her. just the emotion from that point of him confirming it was amanda, it was overwhelming. my partner immediately asked her, you know, is there anybody else inside? and she said, yes, gina dejesus
it s a code 1, the cad is 0149-0149. copy. is she still on the line or did she hang up? she still is on the phone right now. she is saying that the male is ariel castro, 52-year-old hispanic male that lives at 2207 seymour and he has been holding her here for ten years. how about the others in the house? 7266. george ina davies might be in the house also. we found them. we found them. we have a female with a young child with her. okay. make it two. we also have a michelle knight