it ran a red lilt aght and slam into a white prius. one man later died. a woman remains in critical condition. >>> new details tonight in the capture of two escaped santa clara county inmates. authorities caught rogelio chavez. he tried to hide the tattoo on his face to avoid being recognized. vic lee is live where he was caught. >> reporter: actually, that's the jail where they escaped. they are back again tonight, including the one who narrowly escaped the clutches of the s.w.a.t. team not once but twice. after a 7 1/2 hour standoff, the sheriff s.w.a.t. team arrested rogelio chavez. he had been hiding in an apartment in the south san jose neighborhood. also arrested, karla fernandez, a friend who lives in the unit. she was charged with being an accessory. reports had chavez hiding in the attic. sheriff deputies asked for equipment to crack holes in the ceiling. >> i looked over and it was destroyed. the ceiling is just completely destroyed. >> reporter: this is the aunt of karla fernandez. this is how the apartment looks like today. the ceiling drywall

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. >> straight ahead at 6:00 aght h tense situation playing out iniy fairfax county o what police areds in theoadsi sky holiday travel rush now officially under way. we'll be live from reagan agan national airport with a lookirpo at how things are moving soovino far. fa three days left until christmas. >> and a live look outside onsio this thursday morning, it's december 22nd. we had and traffic coming up on the 5s at tra 6:05. 6:0 good thursday morning to you.oo. i'm allison seymour.m al >> and i'm steve chenevey. welcome to fox5 news morning.org first up, developing overnight g police in northern virginiairgi spent several hours on thealours scene of a barricade inn chantilly.chantill officials say somebody in the 7800 block of lee field valley v drive was having an emotionalal problem and is now in custody.y. roads around the area haveav since reopened. >> ♪♪ his moing ew this morning the berlin christmas market the scene avenue tragic terroren tra attack is now opened. o the at took killed 12 people.pl security of course stepped uppe now across the country butut outdoor christmas

aght ag in charge of cybercrime investigations.so julianne gave a good and concise introduction to the issue so i think we'll just dive right in take notes as we're -- as we discuss, and because we'll be leaving some time at the end for your questions. so julian allows a judge in one district to approve a warrant for law enforcement to have computers outside the district. it allows the government to conduct remote searches and access searches or to deposit malware on computers basically for two purposes. one to identify ip addresses of computers whose locations are unknown, and two, to identify the i. p. addresses of computers that have been enslaved. so richard start with you. why does the government need to rule change? and what kinds of investigations? [inaudible] >> rule change was brought about by the advance of technology. this foot rule is first promull ghaitd 1917 so almost 150e -- 100 years so basically to set the rules how the government obtains a warm the for the search of a location so a rule that governors business and