as you mentioned, 64 pages worth of documents and this is the most detailed picture we ve got goten so far of robert bates training background. this is information that has been requested of the sheriff s department in tulsa since just after the shooting. the sheriff s department citing investigatory reasons for not releasing them. now clearly the attorneys for robert bates going on the offensive here in starting to provide a lot of the documentation. what we see in these documents is several years worth of what lawyers say are the documents for firearm certification, several years worth of that as well as the score you see the scores on this firearm training that mr. bates received as well. and then also some comments in there, poppy, where there was actually favorable reviews of mr. bates and his interaction with the public and his performance in some of those roles as a reserve deputy. so this is 64 pages worth of documents. now, there is one thing in particular that st
we re being pushed. when they try to arrest someone they are being swarmed by protesters. okay thank you. and some objects are being thrown. i m not sure why that man was arrested. i didn t see what he allegedly did. but when they try to arrest anyone regarding the protests you can see what happens here. brian todd joins us now. so the scuffle we saw, do we know what happened there? [ chanting ] reporter: anderson at that moment we were witnessing two people being arrested. and that really got the crowd riled up very angry and they confronted the police and it was almost a pretty violent con frontation. there were objects thrown and there were officers arresting those two people and got them away. that is about as violent as it has gotten. this is an interesting scene. they are doing an impromptu street dramatic play and showing what they believe the police are doing, people down on the ground with their hands behind their backs and it is street drama here to vent their a
realize his potential. i ll speak with his momhe announcement matt kenny, will not face charges. i conclude that this tragic and unfortunate death was the result of a lawful use of deadly police force, and that no charges should be brought against officer kenny in the death of tony robinson jr. the family is conducting their own investigation and his mom said they plan to file a civil lawsuit. they said no doubt about it. they will do that. but first the details of the case and the night that led to tony robinson s death two months ago. it was the night of march 6th when madison police got a call about a man yelling and jumping in front of cars. he is identified as tony robinson. apparently tony hit one of his friends. no weapons seen. four minutes later he has another call about the same person at a residence. tries to stapgle another patron patron. and then a police officer said shots fired. and that yelling caming from officer kenny who responds to the call
deadly biker gang brawl in waco texas. a memo to law enforcement warns that the two gangs have been instructed to arm themselves and travel to north texas. police sergeant w. patrick swanton spoke and said he is ready for them. we won t talk about what we re doing. we ll just say that we re prepared and able to handle any threat that comes towards us. kyung la is in waco. i understand you have some news. yeah we re learning from the county sheriff is that the bond for each of the people arrested and being held that bond will be set for $1 million. not for all 170 people. $1 million each. that s the plan right now. we re a little unclear on whether or not the magistrate has approved it for every person but we can tell you, the sheriff is telling us that they are planning on each of these suspects having to face a $1 million bond, don. that is high. you spoke to one of the bikers who organized sunday s event at twin peaks. how did he explain the brawl? what he said th
time after time. they managed to bring guns, explosives through tsa checkpoints again and again and again all over the country. not just one airport. we just learned that the man in charge plans to do to fix the problem, we ll tell you about that just ahead. later, the headline simply reads, call me caitlyn. caitlyn jenner s first public appearance as caitlyn jenner formerly known as bruce jenner on the cover of vanity fair. we ll talk about that. we ll start with the story you ll not see anywhere else. it deals with a hospital in florida, it touches directly on a universal question. how much do you really know about whether the medical professionals who treat you or someone you love are actually good at their jobs? it s an important question. tonight s report focuses on a hospital doing some of the most delicate and difficult surgeries there is on babies. pediatric open heart surgeries going terribly wrong. state health officials known about some of these problems for year