fox news alert. new york law enforcement shifting their search for two convicted killers across the state. after unconfirmed sightings near the pennsylvania border, officials at a press conference saying 300 officers are combing the area after a witness spotted two men resembling david sweat and richard matt near a railroad line heading east. hello, everybody. welcome to america's news headquarters. state police also telling people be on high alert. as the manhunt focuses now on an area about 350 miles away from the maximum security prison that the two murderer escaped from more than two week as ago. david lee miller is live in amity, new york with more. >> reporter: the major in charge

of troop a here says that them continue looking under what he described as every rock, tree and structure looking for these two fugitives. we didn't learn a grit dealeatateat deal more in the news conference but there is an intense filed search. the head of new york police said on saturday they received a call from 1:16 from a witness who described seeing who men matching their descriptions watching along railroad tracks. so far it's important to keep in mind investigators have received more than 1500 leads. they explain why this one in particular is credible. >> she gave us a description that was in line with the two individuals that escaped from the correctional facility. or investigators interviewed her

thoroughly and we determine she was credible and it should be investigated. >> following the interview, authorities decided they were going to deploy about 300 local, state and federal law enforcement members into this area looking for the two fugitives. they set up a perimeter around the town of friendships. there are now check points in and out of town and they have also cleared a specific wooded area they say as the search tips continues. and as you mentioned, friendship is about 370 miles from the correctional facility from which they broke out 16 days ago. if you do the math they had to travel on average about 23 miles a day. not clear if they may have received some type of assistance assistance. >> david, thank you. the sounds of bells turning

a crime scene back to a church. the congregation at ame church in charleston welcomed the world inside today. the high schoolstoric black church holding its first service since nine were savagely murdered inside just days earlier. sending out a strong message of recovery and healing. the active pastor pledging justice will achieved for the victims gunned down during bible study. mike tobin is live with more. >> reporter: what manifested here was a displace ofsisplay of resilience. 1200 inside the church the message in the sanctuary was one of faith and forgiveness, an attempt to make sense of the incomprehensible incomprehensible.

absent was a message of anger or retaliation. >> a lot of folks expected us to do something strapgnge and to break out in a riot. well they just don't know us. >> the mass murder has ignited a debate about the confederate flag. people with whom we spoke all say it needs to go. >> i think it should be taken down. >> it's ridiculous. get it out of there. put it in a museum where it belongs. >> it should be taken down. it's for the right of the people the black community. >> reporter: still others say now is not the time to have that debate or the debate for gun control, now is the time for mourning healing and unity. back to you. >> mike tobin, thank you so much. we're learning new details about the arrest of a suspect in new orleans wanted in the

shooting death of a local officer there, 3 about-year-old travis boyd thousand back in police custody 24 hour after he escaped.23 about-year-old travis boyd thousand back in police custody 24 hour after he escaped.about-year-old travis boyd thousand back in police custody 24 hour after he escaped.bout-year-old travis boyd thousand back in police custody 24 hour after he escaped.out-year-old travis boyd thousand back in police custody 24 hour after he escaped.ut-year-old travis boyd thousand back in police custody 24 hour after he escaped.t-year-old travis boyd thousand back in police custody 24 hour after he escaped.-year-old travis boyd thousand back in police custody 24 hour after he escaped. >> for the past 24 hours we've been focusing on boyd especially while he was on the run, but now that icehe's behind bar, i want to tell you about the victim a 22-year-old veteran of the new orleans police department also a father of three. certainly a tragic father's day weekend for his family. those who knew him best say he was funny, good hearted and trend to everyone he met. >> from the moment he walked into the sixth district, he was full of life. up until yesterday, he was a guy full of life. he told jokes. he was the life of roll call of the platoon. >> we're learning more about why

that life was taken too soon. police say travis boyd 33 years old was arrested by the night shift officers and then they happened ended up handing boy to officer holeaway. police say he fired a .38 caliber, it was con if ifi police say he fired a .38 caliber, it was con if ifiscatedconfiscated, and then handed over and transported on the way to jail when the attack happened. he moved his handcuffs from his body to the front. they think it's dull jointed. he managed to push through an a. small opening in the cage. he pulled out a gun and he later died this the hospital. where he got the .40 caliber and why that was not discovered can you recall the initial patdown, that's under investigation.

police certainliedy ed searched for a hours until he was found trying to get on the bus. the mayor came out today and said officer holeaway was more than just a good cop, he was a good man and a good father. >> what a sad story. will carr thank you. now we talk about politics. fox news is america's election headquarters headquarters. the crowded field of gop candidates taking to the airways. the big topic, presence of confederate flag. hi elizabeth. >> you're right, in the after math of the massacre in south carolina presidential hopefuls

across the board shifted their discussion from terror threats overseas to violence right here at home. many fielding questions regarding begun control and the flag presence on the state capitol grounds. >> every is being baited with this question as if somehow that has anything to do whatsoever with running for president. and my position is most certainly does not. >> you can put up confederate flags everywhere or you can get rid of them. it's not going to make any difference. what will make a difference is do we change people's hearts. and minds. >> my opinion is that we should let the people of south carolina go through the process of making this will decision. >> florida governor jeb bush releasing a statement reading in part in florida we acted moving the florida from the state grounds to a museum where it belongs. now, on the democratic side with much fewer voices hillary clinton who in years past has said the confederate flag must come down didn't revisit that

issue, but this week instead focused on gun control. she says the nation needs common sense reform passed through congress. >> you can't watch has kerrmassacre after massacre and not come to the conclusion that as president obama said, we must tackle this challenge. >> bernie sanders said he would want the families grieve before launching the controversial debate. republican presidential candidates pushing back this week after pope francis released a sweeping church document on climate change the. the pope making waves after saying climate change is one of the principal challenges facing humanity. christian fisher has more. >> candidates having to push

back against the catholic church. jeb bush says he believes religion to stay away from politics. >> i hope i won't get castigated for saying this by my priest back home but i don't get economic policy from my bishops or cardinals or my pope. >> cardinal wirl oig address that had criticism. >> i would hope no poll stish shab gets policy from his faith community. but what we get is the moral frame of reference by which we arrive at those policy positions. solt so the pope is talking about what should we be doing. >> the catholic church's first ever encyclical focused on the environment, pope francis says we should address the human caused climate change threatening all of us, but especially the poor.

today mike huckabee disagreed. he says it's not an issue of climate change. >> climate change is maybe the wrong question. good stable energy prices and making america an exporter of energy not just for economic ropes, but quite frankly to disrupt the balance of power with russia, iran and saudis. >> except the debate to heat up. the pope will make his first trip to u.s. in september. christian fisher, fox news. flooding threats across the mid wednesday, rising waters from the illinois and mississippi rivers creating dangerous conditions. spilling in to city streets and creeping close to homes. we don't want any of the rising

water creeping close to homes. >> it's father's day and a lot of folks have to bring their parties indoors because we have the potential for severe breath including flooding, hail, wind, damaging tornados. watches in effect across kansas and missouri and ohio river valley valley. watching this next line of storms push through chicago tomorrow afternoon. straight line wind damage is possible. if you live across the great lakes you need to pay close attention to your local weather. across the ohio river valley and the northeast on tuesday. so heading overnight tonight, ohio valley, hail, damaging winds. tomorrow especially straight line wind damage for parts the upper midwest including chicago, green bay, detroit.

we will see a significant line of the potential of severe to strong to severe storms tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening. quick look at your temperature, very warm across the southeast as well as the southwest with heat indices 110 to 120. so heat warnings in effect here where the heat is dangerous. people are urged to stay inside. air conditioning check on the elderly. and of course bring the pets inside. back to you. the republican presidential field is crawling by the week. john kasich dropping a the not too subtle hint he's about to enter the fray. how long can the gop handle a race that is bursting at the seams? >> also delta air lines taking a main detour away from online travel agency. what it's doing and how it could send ticket prices skyrocketing.

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world. even more faces could soon be joining the race of the gop presidential nomination.field an already crowded one with 12 candidates having declared. that number could soon go as high as 16. maybe even 20. louisiana governor bobby jindal expected to announce this week. ohio governor john kasich has also been dropping hints he's ready to announce having stated last week that quoting, amateur hour is over. and in new jersey chris christie wisconsin governor scott walker waiting in the wings, this rates couldce could include 16 maybe 20 people. joining us now to talk about it economic difference editor for the daily call. let's talk about john kasich. he said it's amateur hour until he gets in. which sounded toarrogant but he has

an accomplished record. he cut income taxes, he tight evened food stamp, he cut school funding, championed dwee regulation and he really helped turn the state away economically. the flip side is he embraced obamacare's expansion ever medicare. how do you handicap a guy like that? >> a point every time people bring it up. but he's one of those governors has had his moment in the spotlight, a lot of con receiver of it of differences s could be receive differences have gotten behind. but the truth is you're right, it's arrogant. one of the only praiseslaces he's polling well is in his home state, ohio. every place he will suggests he's way in the back. a little over the month from now, we'll see the first on fox news primary debate in ohio. and if john kasich can't get his

polling numbers up nationally, then he won't be on that stage. >> you have to be top ten in national polls. in an beindirect way, we're addressing the question is the field so crowded that it will hurt or help? >> i think part of the crowding of the field results in more campaigns going after the techt difference front-runner. but there is no frontrunner really standing out. there are a couple people polling around 10%, but right now it's in-are fighting. eventually the general election mom kneenominee. >> i would take the opposite argument. people in the crowded field are

strong and impressive field and they will go through a process and a lot of americans will be curious to see what happens. so it sort of elevates the attention that a lot of candidates desperately need and whoever comes out on top may benefit by that. >> absolutely. and this is why if there was ever a time if you were a candidate with little name recognition or a little bit of time having been in front of the public this is your opportunity to appear this gop primary. because it's so split. now they will go ahead and when we finally get to that debate you will see a win knowing. americans will watch and go this is the guy i like, this is the guy i i can't stachb.knowing. americans will watch and go this is the guy i like, this is the guy i i can't stachb. tap and then the race is really on. >> compared to the democratic side which appears to be a slam dunk to hillary clinton. but i wonder if the the he reverse phenomenon will happen because people are just sort of

assuming she'll be the democrat you can nominee. they're not really paying attention except for all the big headline stories, the drip drip drip of negative stuff whether it be benghazi or private e-mail server. you know foreign donations to the foundation. and she's not knocking this stuff down. she continues to hide from reporters. so on balance one can argue it's only been negative stuff about. >> absolutely. and this is -- hillary's campaign has figured out they need to hide their candidates. every time she speaks to the press, her poll numbers go down. we demand answers. but truth is when hillary steps in front of that microphone and she answers questions from people they haven't pre-selected her up innumbers go down. every single one of them is focus firing on hillary clinton. if you look at just the democratic establish thementmentestablishment,

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isis is trying to make inroads inside that country. this comes just days after the taliban acknowledged the terror group for the first time warning them in an open letter to stay out of afghanistan. it also comes as we learn from the pentagon that the u.s. has already spent nearly $3 billion fighting isis with no end in sight. we have a retired navy captain and fox news military analyst. >> nice to be with you. >> so if the taliban is splintering, isis is making inroads in afghanistan, what does it mean from a u.s. military perspective as well as from the standpoint of intelligence gathering? >> well,ic it icic ic think it makes job a little more difficult. you'll have people claiming different things. but at the same time having the taliban and isis fighting each other takes pressure off the government. so the taliban are not going to

go quietly into the night. isis are -- they're not welcome this afghanistan. so the taliban will fight them. >> but isn't the taliban split amongst themselves into three factions? the part who wants to fight, the other part thatment with as to join wants to join the government and become part of the political system. and also how was it that isis was able to make these inroads? >> well, if you look at the taliban very much like al qaeda, they're hiding out in the mountains, in pakistan somewhere. they are the not engained on the battle field. so when you look at isis, their social media outreach their brutal videos. they're attracting people left and right. if you look at al qaeda, it seems to be a diminishing brand. state department came out with a

report that says that isis has now overtaken al qaeda as the number one brand in terrorism. and if you look at the amount of people that are coming to that organization it backs it up. last year alone, 16,000 foreign fighters streamed into syria. that's more than al qaeda has been able to attract to iraq and somalia and yemen in the last 20 years. >> incredible. and then of course we talk about this open letter that the taliban wrote to isis saying get out of afghanistan for the first time actually acknowledging isis publicly. does this embolden isis they of course take everything and use it as a propaganda tool. >> absolutely. and what is really going to help them and they have already made a point on this is that omar, the leader of the taliban, didn't sign that letter. his number two did. so if you're an al qaeda

fighter, you're a taliban fighter, and remember the taliban supported al qaeda when they were in afghanistan, but if you're a taliban fighter fighting the government and you're saying hawaii, my head guy can't even sign a letter? it has to come from number two? you know, who is leading this organization. >> and i mentioned that the pentagon saying that the u.s. has already spent nearly $3 billion fighting isis. so if isis is may going these ingmaking these in-roids does that cause their financial backers to say we'll give you more money to fight this horrible fight? >> well they're on a roll not just from what they can raise from donations, but the fact that as they gain territory, they take over cities and the cities have banks in them and they litler lerlererally walk in the to

banks and blow the doors and collect billions just in cash. and also using pirated oil and selling it back into government controlled area in the syria. so they are a very powerful organization because not only is their leadership active and engaged, but they have vast amounts of money that they can use to influence events elsewhere like in vafg.afghanistan. >> so what does the u.s. as well as the u.s. allies, what do they do now? >> well, we have pursued a policy where we're going to train others to fight these people. and really what is happening is we're trying to convince sunni to fight sunni. and that is a losing proposition when the government in baghdad is so overwhelming controlled. so what do we do? a dog gone good question. because we have not had a

strategy since we pulled everybody out of iraq and now we're trying to scramble to come up where one. it's not a pretty picture. >> not a pretty picture. so complex. captain nash can i say happy father's father's day to you? >> thank you very much. the race for the white house in 2016, this time it looks as how new hampshire the first primary is actually prepping for the big day. hillary vaupghn has details. >> reporter: the presidential primary in new hampshire is ground sooezero. candidates made house calls to get face time with voters. plit boot camps arm voters with tools. at the training voters learn practical tips like how to get called on at a town hall, how to

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on thursday or friday, about 80 miles east of where the press conference was held today and where this witness said she saw these two guys back on thursday or friday another witness reported seeing two men fitting the same description washingtoning along the railroad tracks. now, the police didn't company out to the public and say anything about that. well lo and behold just yesterday afternoon, right around 1:30to the public and say anything about that. well, lo and behold just yesterday afternoon, right around 1:30 another call came in. so that's where the credibility came from. >> we're looking at videotape of friendship along a railroad track. police are there because one of the witnesses says she saw two merge emerge along the railroad track. if i'm trying to get away, i'd probably try to jump a train. what about that? >> they probably have jumped a train. and that's probably i think how they were able to get so far. just as you indicated a few minutes ago, it's about 350 miles.

a long way to be walking. so i think they probably will try to hop a train but law enforcement will pay more attention to the train tracks and railways. >> early on, law enforcement were confident these guys won't last in theed a adirondacks in june with the black flies big as a buick, so on so forth. i got to tell you, i think a lot were skeptical because people remember eric rudolph, he was a fugitive on the rub. five years.cident. so these guys could last out there. >> they could last out there. and again, you know this breakout was a very well manned breakout. so we don't really know what type of assistance that they

have on the outside that could be assisting them now. but what we do know is that they are moving about. law enforcement do not believe that these individuals are stationery. if they were smart they would want to break apart. >> explain the advantage of splitting up. >> if you're the bad guy and you're running away from the police it's better if you break up and break apart because now what will happen is we'll have to devote our resources to two different areas. if we think the two individuals have split up. if you stay together, it makes it easier for us because now when we do find you, we'll get both you at the same time. >> plus we just showed a picture of the two killers escaped side by side and we talk about them in up side. so people are kind of expecting to see them together. so if i'm trying to really get away i want to be by myself.

>> only reason they wouldn't be together, they don't want one to get captured and tell on the other. the police were able to find footprints along the railways. along the railroad tracks. this is very significant. and that adds to the credibility of the current report. >> hard to know if it's their footprints. how many false sightings are there simply because there has been such expensive media coverage in the faces of these individuals everywhere and people may be telling people yeah i saw a red headed guy when in fact they really just sort of seen it on television?

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band will not be paid for its success. really? >> no, no, no, i like taylor swift and she sticks up for musicians. >> it is not about me? >> i am moving on. >> hunting for the cheapest plane ticket is more challenging. delta is no longer sharing information on ticket prices and flight schedules where online travel agencies. delta pulls information from trip advisor and a number of other booking agencies saying they did not have permission to use the data society makes it tough for consumers to sure shopping prices rutting in higher-priced tickets. here is brenda buttner anchor of "bulls & bears." so the price compare son sites are good for the customer but bad for business? >> bad for airlines. they have to pay a commission on

each ticket that is sold on the third-party ticketing agency but the whole move among airlines is fees as if you did not know. delta in the first quarter made $50 million more on extra revenue including baggage fees, merchandising. what airlines want to do is not to sell you a ticket. they want to do the "upsell," get you on their website to sell uh-oh tell packages and sole you extra leg room. that is what makes up a lost revenue. >> what does it mean, brenda, for the price comparison sites? >> if more and more airlines continue to do this it will take awayure incentive to look. if you go on and delta is not on the site, you will go to delta website to see if there is a cheap are price. when you get there you could

stay. it depends if the airlines follow-up. >> if they do not follow-up and you only have delta or lufthansa, could it backfire? >> it could if you do not see delta you will pick the cheapest. the truth is, this is business. we do not have a birthright to peanuts and pillows and all of that stuff. you cannot -- here is the good news: you do not is to pay to go to the bathroom. yet. >> yet. that is coming. the airlines will have a requirement for to us have smaller carry on luggage? >> it is "cabin okay," a bush to make people have smaller carries on by 25 percent but they have pulled back, it was the

international airs doing this mainly. you know the trend right? next the bathrooms and then the carry on so it is all a matter of they can fit more people if there are fewer overhead cabins. >> they want to. can us in but what...why? how will that create more space? >> it is all space on the airline. the cubic feet. they will have a seat in the bathroom. you will have to pay. >> it is ridiculous. it keeps getting crazier and crazier. >> the airlines consolidated and there are few airlines and that is part of the problem. >> monopoly. >> blend da buttner always great to see you. >> i like taylor swift too. >> you are outnumbered. >> she is very, very talented. >> my daughters they love her

music. >> i kind of like tony bennett and mel torme. >> you are not dating yourself at all. >> now those were singers. >> do not forget you can catch brenda buttner on "bulls & bears," on saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here. >> we forgive you. >> on this father's day we want to say a special thank you to all the dads of our colleagues, right here at fox news channel.

happy father's day the first father's day was celebrated in 1966 when president johnson declared eight national who day. >> i want to know who the handsome distinguished looking man is? >> that is me and my dad my dad in new orleans happy father's day, daddy. >> me is proud of you and you are proud of him. >> absolutely.

look at you. >> in central park the other day. >> you look handsome, happy father's day to you. >> happy father's day. >> we are told that science creates monsters. leading the fight against gmos which brings up this question. >> how stupid do you think we are? >> very. so is your ex. >> the antifreeze needs to be removed immediately. >> science is true whether you believe it. >> but what is true? i am told men and women are exactly equal. >> i'm a man. well nobody's perfect. >> i am told i can eat more chocolate. our let's lose some