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broken jaw. it wasn t discovered until it manifested in what appeared to be an abscessed tooth. reporter: a spokesperson told abc7 news garcia got injured during a fight with another inmate. powell says garcia told them there was an inmate on inmate scuffle, but it was later and lasted 30 seconds. he said i already had the blood on my face. reporter: in a statement, a sheriff s office spokesperson said our detectives are blocking at the evidence and documents to determine if there were any issues with the original documentation. powell says he will file a civil lawsuit that will name the county, and two correctional deputies. he may be representing additional inmates in the near future. you can t discount these stories. there are too many of them. reporter: the attorney told me he is considering filing a march type of claim. he says if he does, it would say that there is some false, or failure in the pattern, practices and policies surrounding the deputies t ....
and the serena stunner, and the unknown that won. her surprising words afterwards. good evening. great to have you with us an a friday as we remember 9/11. the american workers that helped to rebuild, that s a bit later. but the police takedown, the moment of mistaken identity. the sports star, slammed to a ground. police say it was all a mistake. and gio benitez, leading us off. reporter: james blake, standing outside his new york city hotel when an officer rushes up and tackles him. and then kneeling on top of him as he handcuffs him. people walking by. after about 40 seconds, he s led away. blake, telling robin roberts about the incident. picked me up, body slammed me, put the cuffs on me. reporter: that officer, abc news learning he s had four misconduct complaints. i said, i m scared. if i say something wrong, i m sorry. but i think you have the wrong person. reporter: the nypd said it steps from a of mistaken identity. saying blake looks like this ma ....
caucasian or african-american, you better understand the story when you re standing in the place where these events actually happened. there is something intangible in these places that you can feel the history resonating by being in these places that were an important part of history. next, a history of the state of kansas before it was admitted to the union. we will see early versions of the constitutions, a map, and a letter written by abolitionist john brown. the state historical collect kansas history documents, and this is the repository for kansas history. today in the archives we will territorial-period matt, documents written by john senior, a territorial manuscript of the constitution, and a variety of items related to territorial issues in kansas. the territorial period in kansas began in 1854 and ran for seven years. kansas was attempting to become a state. this time became known as bleeding kansas, very controversial. it is not only in the territory of kans ....
they took legal action against those they believe should be held accountable for their daughter s death. first, the sheriff who released francisco lopez sanchez, an illegal imkbrant charged with shooting steinle. who in their right mind would let a seven-year felon, undocumented violent felon, loose on the streets where you people are now standing? reporter: the sheriff had ordered his deputies not to notify i.c.e. on possible deportation detainees except rare situations. an order that made himself the king, judge and jury and somebody who directly violated federal law. reporter: the second claim against i.c.e., the agency that enforces immigration laws. the family claims the agency knew about the policies and yet did nothing to retrieve sanchez. the third target in the federal action, the federal bureau of land management. the gun sanchez used, similar to this one, was stolen from a parked car of a blm agent. if that weapon wasn t there, if it was secured pro ....
anthony is in the east bay where temperatures were well over 100 degrees today. laura? reporter: there are people making their way out here, in shadow creek park. 105 degrees last we checked. uncomfortable for people, but not for everyone. with temperatures climbing, this is the place to be in pleasanton. space in the shade is at a premium. it s 105 out here, are you comfortable? oh, yes. reporter: does it bother you? does it look like it s bothering me? reporter: running sprinklers? not a good idea during the drought. there is refrigerator was bottled water. if you need to cool off, you can get bottled water or, then, they have the building that you can go, sit in. any time the weather is 80 degrees or higher, you have to have procedures in place. water for the guys and a cool down station. and we have a cool down station in the basement. it s almost always 63 degrees. reporter: in oakland, the main way to cool off is closed off thanks to an algae blo ....