it appears he has something in his hand. again, that s why we have asked the texas dps crime lab to review it with an aim to try to enlarge and to slow down that sequence so we have a better idea of that. reporter: authorities would not say if a knife, however, was recovered at the scene. but police radio traffic references a knife. suspect is talking to them and he has a knife his hand. reporter: dispatchers warn about the suspect. the man that called it in assaulted his wife and child. so possibly two patients. and he is threatening suicide. one of the deputy s tried to use his taser to subdue flores but the taser probes did not hit the target. i might as well record if i
for high drama. it is the suspenseful, long-awaited scene in so many movies, novels and television shows you about this next hour is not about the fictional courtroom, it s about the real one, whether it is a victim s family coming face-to-face with a family who threatened a beloved family member, a suspect who grabs a deputy s gun to or a man who tries to escape. you will witness reactions that aren t scripted or rehearsed. chaos erupts in an ohio courtroom. i was shocked. i couldn t believe this was happen-ing right in front of me. chaos erupts in an ohio courtroom. it s november 16th, 2006, warren, ohio, a small town, two hours northeast of columbus. 24-year-old jason howard is about to be charged with aggravated murder for killing a man and shooting at two others. but it s the family of a victim in another murder case that suddenly charges into the courtroom in a raw and emotional outburst.
i don t understand why they just now got around to saying it was a stolen home. it has been in plain sight for a year. the mystery isn t over. this is a situation where three parties are claiming ownership. one of the three parties sold it to a fourth party. deputy s found the home on nine mile road a half mile from where it was first reported as missing. 3750 feet away from where it was. across the meadow. no charges have been filed against the property owner where the cabin was found. he is an innocent person that bout a log cabin, to quote him. at a steal of a deal. i was getting calls from ap bbc, and you guys and everybody
victims families lashing out. i said the hell with it i tried to reach him. even judges pushed too far. you shut your damn mouth, sir. action that literally rocks the courtroom. that s okay. everyone get under the desk. i m contessa brewer. welcome to caught on camera. the courtroom has been a police for high drama. it is the suspenseful, long-awaited scene in so many movies, novels and television shows you about this next hour is not about the fictional courtroom, it s about the real one, whether it is a victim s family coming face-to-face with a family who threatened a beloved family member, a suspect who grabs a deputy s gun to or a man who tries to escape. you will witness reactions that aren t scripted or rehearsed. chaos erupts in an ohio courtroom. i was shocked. i couldn t believe this was happen-ing right in front of me. chaos erupts in an ohio courtroom. it s november 16th, 2006,
[ inaudible ] on air force one, white house spokesman jay carney was pushed to explain why the president in the appearance on the view had not gone as far as deputy s, and he answered the question he was asked and there is no reason he chose the words he did. beyond trying to provide a full explanation of his views. adding it s our view as an administration, the president s view that it was a terrorist attack. the president daily intelligence briefing and whether he receives it in person or reads it from the ipad is part of the political debate. former intelligence official tells fox that obama is seen as more loose than the predecessors adding it does not mean he is disengaged. given the nature of the briefing the officials said it s personal. often crafted to meet the president s interest and questions. bret: thank you. tonight s text to vote question, back to politics. who will win ohio? text sr1 to 36288 if you think it will be president obama. sr2 if you think mitt romney