>> we start with a fox news alert and a possible siting for two convicted murderer ares considered armed and very dangerous. i am heather childers and this is the fox report. david sweat and richard matt may have been spotted nor the pennsylvania border 350 miles from the maximum security prison where they escaped. multiple agencies are searching the hot spot nor the house of friendship. and this is possible sitings by lindley and erwin. they are allowing officers to

look at anyone traveling in and out of that area. it is two weeks sunshine they have used power tools. and search teams are in this for the long haul. >> we are not going anywhere. our plan is to pursue those men until they are in custody. we will not stop our search and leads until richard matt and david sweat is put back in prison. >> they may be closer rick what do we know about the sightings? joishgs the police are paying attention to the sightings. there are 1500 leads checked out by the state police. but the cluster of sightings in the last now days grabbed their attention. and we have a release from the new york police confirmed they are investigating the possible sightings of two men that may

fight the description of david sweat and richard matt who escaped back on june 6th. this afternoon, a witness spotted two men matching the men along the rail rod line in a town of friendship the state police and officers from the state department police and they are currently searching an area long interstate 86 by friendship. they have aviation and canine and special operations on the scone. the state police is reminding people that they should be considered dangerous. they are career criminals and both were convicted of murder and on the run and to avoid getting caught. the reported sighting comes a woke after two other sightings not far from this location

roughly 60 miles southwest of where this is today. two men matching the description of the escaped convicts were sewn walk withing by the rail yard. and the next day a witness saw two men walking in lindly headed in the direction of the pennsylvania border. investigators gettingered surveillance tape and saying it is inconclusive so far. you have those two sighting it is and another sighting today to the west of that location. that is grabbing the attention of new york state police and other investigators. >> they have nothing to lose. we know a correction's officer was put on the love. >> there is an ongoing investigation about what went wrong in the preson walls and whether or not they had help on the inside.

and we know that one prison employee who worked in the tailor shop was charged in aiding their escape. it is joyce mitchell. but the correction's department put one officer on leave. they didn't say whether he was involved. but he was put on leave in connection with the investigation of what went wrong in the prison. >> another worker joyce mitchell, the alleged accomplice in the case. >> she is behind bars. her husband was questioned about involvement he may have had. he said he was bloind sided and in love with his wife and had no idea that she had an affair with the inmates and gave them tols and helped them to escape. there are reports locally and from the prosecutor, that she

may have tried to assist them in murdering her husband and got cold feet. but she is charged with accessory to their escape. the husband is not charged and the big news is that they have another reported sighting and there are dozens if not hundreds of law enforcement searching to find these men. >> it sounds like a positive love. they said they would not stop unless they found them. thank you. >> and in the moan time over in new orleans, an all out manhunt. a suspect killed a police officer inside of his police carouser. 33 year old travis boyd was able to get free while he was in the back of the cruiser. >> that prisoner got his hands

from behind his back and he was handcuffed in the front and he's double-jointed and able to do that in the back of the car and was able to produce a fire arm and shot at the officer. >> the officer killed was holway. a veteran of the force. >> where are the officers looking right now? >> reporter: they have a neighborhood in new orleans covered and all looking for a suspect who shot and killed a police officer who was a father of three. police say travis boyd was arrested for aggravated vault and officer daril holway was

transporting him. boyd moved them and managed to push through a small opening that separates the holding of the car and front seat. boyd pulled out a gun. where we got it we don't know. he shot the officer in the head who died a short time later in the hospital. >> the officer's gun was in his holster. we believe it was not the officer's gun. and as officers continue to the search. many of the men and women are close friends of officer holloway. he had to call his three children and tell them that their father was shot and killed on father's day weekend. >> will what more do we know about the suspect in>> reporter:

according to court records he has a history of kaeping and trying to escape from members of law enforcement. in 2005, he pled guilty to attempted escape charges. they will look at how he got fro today. there is a $10,000 reward and they don't know where the gup came from they are considering him armed and dangerous. >> will carr. thank you. >> and turning to the healing that is just beginning for the people of charleston south carolina. ♪ i'm going to let it shine. >> days after a senseless attack took nine innocent lives in a bible study, people are praying and loving flowers, all

outside of the emmanuel ame church. the doors will open to their flock as they have every sunday for generation. miles away dylann roof sits in a jail cell charged with nine counts of murder. there is separate investigations and both could result in a push for the death penamenty. how are the locals and charlestonians remembering the victroar. >> charleston is known for the holy city for the places of worship and adjays ept to emmanuel ame is another baptist church. and the wedding party had just wrapped and they walked next dorand dropping the flowers and wanted to it she love and respect for those who died next dofrment they are are adding to

the make- shift memorial and left cards and for the memorial that is growing by the hour. >> those people didn't deserve what happened to them. it is a tragedy. you know what that young man did, if he thought he was going to start a civil uprising in the south, we try to fight what the rest of the country seems to think, and everybody has come closer together. it is not called the holy city for no reason. that's why we are here to pay our respects. >> i came down here today, because the tragedy during our day and time it is quite shocking for me. my parents grew up in the civil right's movement and i heard the

stories and never experienced it. itor me to come down and show my support in light of the situation. >> leaders are asking the houses of worship to ring the bells at 10 o'clock a.m., heather. >> have church officials say what they plan to do? >> reporter: no we spoke to it parishoners and the a me church a doakon and it was the bishop decided to hold sunday school classes at eight time time 30 and move forward with regular services. and cording to the doakon we spoke with we'll heal as a family. >> i guarantee you, that church will be packed tomorrow. thank you so much rich. the nfl carolina panthers are

donating 90000 to the families of the victims to help pay for funerals and expenses. jerry richardson grow up in south carolina and donated 10000 to the church for a memorial. and governor mitsubishi romney is calling for south carolina to do away with the confederate flag that is flying above the capitol. governor romney tweeting this. take down the confederate flag. to many it is a symbol of racial hatred. remove it now to honor charleston victims. several presidential hopefuls talking about father and how it guyeds them and later the faith and freedom summit in washington wraps up.

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testimony. the prosecution rest their case. they are working to convince jurors that he was sane at the time. >> reporter: week eight in the trial of james homes began with the judge releasing two more jourors. >> i have some concerns about your brother-in-law's situation and how that may affect you in this case you were not completely forth coming. the first day you said it was an accident. >> reporter: the other jurors knows one witness that testified. >> she recognized you and she told us about it. >> reporter: a total of five let go. the gunman and preskroibed hem mets took the stand.

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a weeking on and one of them today. 150 miles southwest of us in new york. and the latest sighting occurred this afternoon. a witness reported seeing two men who matched the description of the escapeys in an area near the highway and near the railroad tracks. >> the officers and state parks police and sheriff's department and law enforcement converged on the scene with canine units. they are investigating the southwest portion of new york state near the pennsylvania border. this area that they are looking at now 60 miles west of two other reported sightings one woking on. that day someone reported seeing two men who matched the

description walking nor a rail yard. and a different witness saw two men walking long lindley in the direction. pennsylvania border. investigators checked them out and looked at surveillance cameras and continue to can examine that tape. and they are looking for possible sitings. david sweat and richard matt are convected killers and both considered dangerous. and this is why the u.s. marshal's service added them to the 15 most wanted list and reserved them for the worst of the worst. there is a 75000 bounty on both. do not try to catch them yourself. stay safe and call 911. they have violent and criminal

histories and both been convicted of murder and expected no to not want to come back here any time soon heather. >> they don't have going to lose. we'll ask you, the viewers, the initial search happen in a state route 374. and you said the areas they are searching now is 350 miles southwest of where you are standing. where is the latest search in relation to the initial search? is it heading the same direction? >> initially, heather, they had to check this vicinity. they curtained off as much of the area and did a grid search and mile by mile covering all of the te rape. and it is difficult terrain. and mountainess and leaks and ponds and streams and mashes.

and they found almost nothing in a 16 square mile aroundingly the prison and they are doing roving patrols and tactical responses to the tips. and they told us on and off cameras. they were looking at trails and railroad tracks and high speed methods of egress to the area and any other outside of the area and we heard several reports seen on the railroad tracks. that would be one way to make time and not be seen. we don't know if they are the men in question. the sitings are not confirmed but the police are taking it seriously. >> rick we appreciate it. and check with us if there are developments. to charleston south carolina they are united in mourning tonight. a steady stream of people

gathered outside of the emmanuel ame church praying all for the nine victims dpund down in a bible study. they will hold church services tomorrow. and dylann officer sits in a jail cell miles away. and arrested on nine murder charges and some of the victims getting a chance to speak to him and some saying that they forgave him. mike to ban is live in charleston where the march for black lives is wrapping up. mike what was the purpose of the march? >> reporter: it is really interesting to see the purpose of the march. they say to mourn and honor the lives lost here in the terrible violence wednesday night. you see a lot of white and black and different ethnicits. all coming together and

something we hear from the people here in charleston time and again, what happened in wednesday night was intended to divide people and the end result is bringing people together. and that's what we are seeing despite the cold blooded killing, we haven't seen much anger in the street and no violence particularly after evens and in the prayer vigil we saw last night. >> that is the scene and why charleston is called the holy city. and what is the status right now. what is the latest. >> roof is held in a suicide prevention. he's outfitted with a suicide prevention vest and in a protective custody in the detention center. he's receiving no special treatment, heather. >> thank you so much. mike, live from the scene. in other news the state

department releasing the terror report and isis is now topping al-qaeda as the world leading terror organization as the islamic state claims responsibility for another deadly bloeming in the capitol of yemen. >> reporter: heather, the u.s. state captain said isis is becoming the world's leading terrorist organization and taking that toilets from al-qaeda because of isis' growing size and unprecedented brutality. brutality that we have seen in iraq syria and now yemen when they claimed responsibility for a bombing outside of a shiite mosque. they killed two people and wounding six others. in iraq and syria, u.s. air strikes continue on friday. jets and drones launched from the roosevelt in the gulf bombed

positions in iraq and another six in syria >> the strikes and air power is having an affect on isis forces. it is going to be a long a long fight. >> reporter: u.s. officials said it could take years to defeat isis. >> in syria, rebel forces continue to battle a shad's government. rebel sources are trying to take control of aleppo. and the fighting spilled over in the israel go lanheights. israel officials are concerned about syrian refugees trying to seek refuge from the violence some is have been killed by al-qaeda linked rebels. israeli prime minister netanyahu said israel will take necessary

action to protect the refugees and create a safe zone for them. and israel is requesting that the u.s. increase emergency aid and assistance for the refugees as israel's military remains on high alert. heather? >> john thank you. >> a suspect on the run from police and will not let anything stop him not even a roll over crash. it is our top story. texas, pasadena police releasing dash cam video from a chase of a suv that rolled over and landed back on its wheels. four people were inside. and all of them were arrested. california memorial service for two students killed in a balcony collapse. they were attending a birthday party when the fifth floor

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>> it is outrageous and irresponsible. we demapped they stop. >> they are not targeting beer and soda facilities because those drinks don't come out of a tap. starbubs is moving the ethos brand back east. that is a victrow for workers in pennsylvania. >> and thank you, claudia. >> and a historic night in yankee stadium with alex rodriguez swinging his way in the record bock. a-rod is the 29th player to hit 3000 hits. the milestone giving yankee fans a reason to celebrate after the year long suspension over performance enhancing drugs. >> you forgive him? >> i do. he is my hero. >> and whatever he did. it is in the past. >> this is a role model and a lot of kids lock up to him.

>> would you forgive him if he was not playing so well. the fan that snagged the ball is an author. and they tried to get it back but the fan would not part with. it >> and the police are searching a remote area nor the pennsylvania border. looking for two murderers on the run. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... ...served my country... ...carried the weight of a family... ...and walked a daughter down the aisle. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain.

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>> marking a moment. the change of world history 200 years ago. 5000 actors with canobs to create the battle of waterloo and it drew 64000 spectators and the hero award this year is a cat. you may remember tarra from last year. she showed a dog on her drive way and clamping down on the leg of a four-year-old boy. tarra sprain in to action. and they crossed out dogs on this year's award. and the family said that tarra keeps a close eye on her human

companion. he called her his hero. >> check the head lines and multiple agencies scouring the hot spots nor the pennsylvania border. two escaped prisoners may have been spotted. david sweat and richard matt broke out of the prison two weeks ago. two men fitting that description were found in the area they are searching now. it is west of that county. a prison worker was charged in the escape and a correction's officer was placed on administrative leave. and the hunt it on for a man who escaped in new orleans. a suspect in the back society managed to get free. they are now searching for travis boyd. and bells will ring in charleston in memory of the nine people gunned down in a bible story.

the suspected shotter dylann officer is behind bars on a suicide watch. bond is set at $1 million. and that's how fox report on this saturday. 2015 ends. i am heather childers in for julie banderas. thanks for having me and thanks for watching. manhunt for murderer starts right now and after that hour live with judge janine on the search and updates throughout the night as the news breaks. we'll have rick on the scene as well. stay right here with the fox news channel for the very latest. have a good evening.

hello friends. good morning. today is sunday, june 21, 2015. this is a fox news alert. closing in on the killers. police are zeroing in on these two men. hot spots they are searching the now and why police may be close to capture. the church at the center of tragedy is ready to reopen doors this morning as we learn details about the suspected kill canner brand new photos and terrifying online manifesto. that's ahead. there are more than a dozen 2016