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Evaluation. but after tasing him, officers dont bring him inside. they return him to a squad car. lambert goes into cardiac arrest and dies later in the hospital. the medical examiner says that the cause of death is cocaine intoxication but his family is filing suit for wrongful death. joining me now, riva march is here to talk about it. and also a retired new york city police detective. thank you for coming on. heres the thing, this video looks terrible. there is no reason for this man to have ...

About using headgear, for example? >> right. okay. well, you know, im going to say it here. right now we dont really have research. we dont have the evaluation on all this headgear. we think on the clinical side that something it gives the child a false sense of security, that its not going to prevent the concussion. we dont know enough about it yet. >> you know, theres something publications are saying that actually banning heading in kids may not really have a long-term benefit to it. >> right...

>> or the public. >> or the public. right. here it certainly seems like he was right by the emergency room perhaps he should have been just brought to the emergency room and given treatment rather than put back in the police car but it is always very difficult for prosecutors, juries to look cops in the eye and say what you did was wrong and especially in a circumstance where you have a violent person who if the autopsy is correct, was suffering from acute cocaine intoxication, most jurors, ever...

Represerespect to using a taser when someone is contained. it look like the officers are just drunk with power. thats all that i can say about this troubling video. >> i have to say the 20 times, that is part of the lawsuit thats filed against the police department. cnn has not been able to independently verify that claim. but it does look excessive. harry, he was taken to a hospital for mental evaluation and he kicked the police car and kicked the door. why would they take him away from the hos...

The video begins with officers picking him up at a motel in may of 2013 after several noin calls were made about noise. police say because of the way lambert was acting, they decided to take him to the hospital for a mental health e evaluation. he made comments about murdering two people and hiding their bodies in the ceiling. >> were going to take you to the emergency room. were going to make sure youre good to go. >> inside the patrol car, he kicked out the window. then the vid quo shows him r...

Ensuring aviation safety. carol? >> barbara starr reporting live from the pentagon, thank you. lets talk more about this with anthony may. hes a retired atf explosives enforcement officer. welcome, anthony. >> good morning. >> good morning. so supposedly this bomber is still alive and out there somewhere. is it possible to find him? because first of all, dont they have to find evidence on the ground, and how difficult will that be? >> well, of course, theyll eventually find him if the evidence i...

Custody. the video from the police dashcam believes with the officers picking 46-year-old lambert up at a hotel early a night in 2013 after 911 calls about noise. police decided to take him to the hospital for a mental health evaluation based on the way he was acting. take a listen. >> were not locking you up. what were doing here is were going to take you to the emergency room and get you looked at and make sure you good to go. >> the situation quickly escalated from there once at the hospital ...

And she told me that if the officers would have left him at the hospital, that he would have survived. so if they would have did their job, they initially took him there for a medical evaluation, if they would have left him there, he would have survived. >> youre saying the coroner told you that directly with regard to what would have happened to him? thats what the coroner told you when? >> yes. she said that to me right after i got the autopsy report and i questioned her about the level of coc...

Important because video advertising is the most lucrative form of advertising for these social media companies and its also very important therefore to their valuation. in 2013 snapchat was valued at $3 billion. everyone thought the 20-year-old founder of snapchat was crazy for now taking the over from facebook. now it is worth $16 billion according to the latest round of valuations. in hindsight that decision doesnt look so silly. one important caveat, different platforms count a very view diff...

A lot of different areas. so while this investigation is pending. and because we have this group claiming responsibility, we believe it is significant to do these things on an interim basis and to tell the public that we have done this. we want the public to know our aviation officials are continually evaluating whether more or less is necessary. as part of that continuous evaluation, we announced what we announced yesterday. >> what do you want the american flying public to know right now? how ...