about where people are being apprehended. but obviously dhs has that data but we don't have the data. >> i take it your question is where they originated, which state in mexico, which region in guatemala? is that what you're getting at? >> within mexico or guatemala there might be certain poorer regions. and if that's the case, how is the dialogue between -- it's not just sending them and hoping that the problem will be resolved. the problem is not going to be -- so is there a two-way dialogue at the political level to say these are people coming from a specific coastal area or down by where there are drugs or whatever, what sort of policies can you put in place to contain? >> i can tell you that, you know, with respect to mexico, most people are repatriated to the closest port of entry. there is a program. there used to be a program called the mexico interior repatriation program. the new program is called the interior repatriation initiative, the iri, which does involve bipartisan, by national coordination through which cer

and it makes me very proud to say that today, he is apprehended. let me introduce, well so many people here. the fellow in the really nice suit, united states marshall, marty peyton. very good frivend miend of mine. the first one to speak, gentlemjanell miller. >> my name is janell miller, assistant special agent in charge of the fbi philadelphia division. on behalf of the men and will in of the federal bureau of investigation i would look to thank the pennsylvania state police. and all of our partners for their efforts and professionalism in this trying time in eastern pennsylvania. tonight the public can sleep soundly knowing this dangerous, fbi top ten fugitive has been apprehended. i want to thank this community for your help as the search was conducted. and also thank the media for spreading the subject's photograph far and wide in the interest of public safety. while we find comfort in knowing a dangerous threat to the community iss ein custody we wi never forget corporal dickson who will remain in our memories. and our thoughts and prayers r

service officers and apprehended by the dogs. releasing two attack dogs who did their job. the suspect was unarmed and charged with several felony and misdemeanor counts. this comes as a new government report is detailing secret service misconduct dating ba being to 2011 in another incident. kristen welker joins us from the white house. what i am fascinated by is jumping the fence as i am told by legal experts, government legal experts is a misdemeanor. the felony count is assaulting an officer which is the dog. the canine. assaulting the canine by punching the dog and he suffered bites as a result. >> it's pretty incredible, andrea. it really is. you can see in some of the video the suspect fighting back against the dogs. he is purchasing them and kicking them. the two dogs, hurricane and jordan had to be taken to the veterinary hospital afterwards. they are back on the job today, but the suspect also had to be taken to the hospital and suffered bites to the arm and back and chest. the secret service did what it was supposed to

people apprehended at the border and then removed.e is people apprehended in the interior. so you know, a first thing you can see from this picture which bears emphasis is that the total number of removals has been at record levels during the obama administration. the lowest year of removals during the obama administration is higher than the highest year for any other president. the last two years have each set all-time records for number of removals. so there is some confusion in the popular discussion about removals but there is no ambiguity that removals are at an all-time high. but, looking a little deeper into this picture, what is interesting about this picture, we see four distinct period between 2003 and 2013. so in the first couple of years, first three years of the bush administration, removals were basically flat and the ratio between border removals and interior removals was pretty much unchanged. there was pretty much status quo, no dramatic changes to the enforcement system early in the bush administration. what we see b

to law enforcement, frein, caught by surprise, surrendered hands up, identifying himself, he was apprehended unarmed, but had two guns and knifes in a hideout. >> if he got out of those woods, we were very concerned that he would then kill other law enforcement the, and if not them, civilians. >> reporter: the search for the now captured fugitive began 48 days ago on september 12th, when frein ambushes the pennsylvania state police barracks in blooming grove, shooting and killing corporal brian dixon and injuring trooper alex douglas. police investigate numerous peb sightings discovering personal effects in various hideouts, from pipe bombs to cigarettes to supplies, clues to frein's whereabouts, but under the cover of dense woods, he evades capture. an enormous sense of relief for the community with frein now behind bars, arrested in the very handcuffs that belonged to the officer he gunned down, and driven back to blooming grove in his police cruiser. >> all of us in the state police and governor corbett just thought if we had that opportunity, that would be a very fitting tribute to corpo

director, the failure to apprehend mr.gonzales before he got well into the white house -- the change of further setback or fence, since you successfully stopped the 16 jumpers in the , was there any reason you couldn't have stopped to 17? you are taking the american people's space with this additional fence and the proposal for a setback that would include pennsylvania and lafayette being restricted. and yet you have made no case here today that you couldn't have had 17 out of 17 apprehensions, if not for outright human error and procedural failures for it. is that true? >> the placement of the buy crack to provide a buffer zone is to allow us time to do this analysis to make sure that personnel and procedures are going to be effective with the time constraints that individuals have to make an effective tactical response to runners or fence jumpers. >> i get it. you are not up to snuff to the level you would like to be. until you are sure you are, you want to have that exit timing. i sort of get that. that is a little conc

tackled and apprehended him. according to the secret service, he was unarmed and no officers were hurt in the incident. but two of the canine dogs did have to be treated for minor bruising. the man has been charged with two counts of felony assault on a police officer. four counts of resisting arrest and unlawful entry and one count of making threats according to his father. he suffers from mental health problems. the court date has not yet been set. we are hearing from the free lancer who contracted ebola while working in liberia. he is feeling the effects of his battle with that disease, but he said he is not going to let the virus affect the rest of his life. >> do you know how you contracted ebola? >> that's the million dollar question. >> will you change what you do? >> i don't think i will change what i do, but next time i will be much,much more hesitant to put myself in a position that is likely that i can get hurt. >> he was released from the nebraska medical center yesterday. he first went into the cente

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it makes me very proud to say that today he is apprehended. let me introduce -- there are so many people here. the fella in a really nice suit is the united states marshal, a very good friend of mine. the first one to speak will be jim nill miller. come forward. >> good evening. my name is genoe miller. in charge of the effort -- on behalf of the men and women of the federal bureau of investigation, i would like to thank the pennsylvania state police and all our partners for their efforts and professionalism in this trying time in eastern pennsylvania. tonight, the public can sleep soundly knowing that this dangerous fbi top ten fugitive has been apprehended. i want to thank this community for your help as the search was conducted and also thank the media for spreading the subject's photograph far and wide. while we know that this threat is in custody, we will never forget brian dickson, who will remain in our memories. our thoughts and prayers remain with trooper douglas. thank you. >> next i would like to bring up the sac of the atf, who has

united states as well as anyone apprehended by cvp regardless of the time line. immigration obstructionists are defined as anyone who's ever been ordered deported -- excuse me anyone who's ever been ordered deported as well as anyone who fails to appear at immigration hearing. and criminals are defined as anyone who's ever been convicted of any crime. so those are all sort of a broad definition of those terms. so what this table does is two things. one thing, is in this first row what we look at is if dhs were to strictly adhere to enforcement priorities meaning anyone who fell outside of those would not be deported how would that change the numbers? this table only looks at the ievlt c.e. removal cases. we can't particular lee cvp cases here. what we can see here is removals would have fallen from 2.9 million to about 2.7 million. a 7% reduction. what the rest of the table does is ask the same question, but, if the priorities were defined somewhat more narrowly. so instead of all criminals, what if we only focused on people convicted of nonimmigration crimes. or

director, the failure to apprehend mr. gonzales before he got well into the white house -- the change of further setback or fence, since you successfully stopped the 16 jumpers in the , was there any reason you couldn't have stopped to 17? you are taking the american people's space with this additional fence and the proposal for a setback that would include pennsylvania and lafayette being restricted. and yet you have made no case here today that you couldn't have had 17 out of 17 apprehensions, if not for outright human error and procedural failures for it. is that true? >> the placement of the buy crack to provide a buffer zone is to allow us time to do this analysis to make sure that personnel and procedures are going to be effective with the time constraints that individuals have to make an effective tactical response to runners or fence jumpers. >> i get it. you are not up to snuff to the level you would like to be. until you are sure you are, you want to have that exit timing. i sort of get that. that is a little con

. >> reporter: police say shots were still going off when they arrived and helped apprehend the suspects. alleged shooter received minor injuries. investigators say they found a second loaded gun in the suspect's car. >> because they used force and they used fear against the people trying to apprehend them and that actually turns a petty theft into a felonious robbery. >> reporter: i'm sure they had families of their own, and they wouldn't want anybody to do that to their families so i just think it's bad. >> reporter: a special person for walmart says that they are very grateful that think customers and employees are okay, and they say they are currently reviewing security measures. the two men are in police custody tonight and they face charges of attempted murder, robbery and firearms violations. police say one of the men is a convic felon. i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> revealing new e-mails and word of a new investigation into what appears to be a cozy relationship between pg&e and state regulators. pg&e today reported a new series of e-mails connected to the public utili

and we will attempt to apprehend them. however, if any time the risk of weather is a great rest of the public that trooper is obligated to shut it down. there's a point where we will chase them so far. we will not camino -- we have a policy where we disregarded, but there is a point where you can endanger the public. we have an obligation to look command have to look at the totality of the circumstances, and every situation is different. >> and the mechanisms? >> not that i'm aware of. >> is this something you think should be? >> that is a policy decision >> let me just say something on that to at least on the federal side, i sat down with all lot of ranchers, and on the federal side that is an issue also. so i got the gao already doing a study right now to find mechanisms and ways that so we can come back and your reimbursements mechanism because i know it is an issue at least on the federal side. repairing. and we have to find a way that is a little more efficient that right now. rex think you congressman. thank you, con

and have others trying to get through the -- get the officer help they needed and have to apprehend a suspect. >> the pair shot one of the drivers. a stolen pickup truck spotted. the woman was taken into custody the man took off and one deputy was killed. schools were put on lock down, the suspect was apprehended. this is still an ongoing investigation. everybody wants to know why this happened but motive is unclear. >> thank you. two students dead, four others injured after a shooting near seattle. it happened this morning in marysville the gunman shot five students before shooting himself. witnesses say it was just terrifying. >> i jumped under the table as fast as i could. it stoped and i looked back up i saw he was trying to reload his gun. >> i don't know how to comprehend it. >> students say he had just been elected freshman home coming king. his parents told reporters he had been bullyed and fighting over a girl. >>> a tourist caught making a racist rant through chinatown is making amends tonight. >> the woman spoke to abc7 news didn't want to give her name and told abc7 news i

. >> nobody is going to stop until we find this individual and he's apprehended. >> reporter: governororbett confirming the resolve is as strong as ever to find accused trooper killer eric frein. the search has a new targeted area after a walker had a face to face encounter with a man friday night that authorities believe is frein. >> it was reported in the area of the pocono mountain east high school. the individual's description was consistent with frein and he was observed carrying a rifle. >> reporter: police say the man came within 20 feet of the witness and even though his face was covered in mud, they believe this is a credible spotting. frein would be in familiar territory he attend pocono mountain east high school and had several jobs in the area. >> i think we've kept a tremendous am of pressure on him and i think likely had some bearing on where he's at now. if assuming that it is him. >> reporter: police say on september 12th 14 ambush two troopers at the blooming grove barrack fatal the shooting corporal brian dixon and wounding trooper alex douglas. investigators believe

schools were put on lock down, the suspect was apprehended. this is still an ongoing investigation. everybody wants to know why this happened but motive is unclear. >> thank you. two students dead, four others injured after a shooting near seattle. it happed this morning in marysville the gunman shot five students before shooting hself. witnesses say it was just terrifying. >> i jumped under the table as fast as i could. it stoped and i looked back up i saw he s trying to reload his gun. >> i don't know how to comprehend it. >> students say he had just been elected freshman home coming king. his parents told rerters he had been bullyed and fighting over a girl. >>> a tourist caught making a racist rant thugh chinatown is making amends tonight. >> the man spoke to abc7 news didn't want to give her name and told abc7 news it was a joke that went terribly wrong. >> it was my last day, the final day with the company. and i want to make this extravagant. >> my intention is not to address the people in any way at would incit harm against them. >> she called supervisor hsu to apologize and

did cooperate with the police not only telling us a good description to apprehend this individual but positively identifying our suspect. >> reporter: we're told the suspect was already wanted on a warrant. >> we did believe it was the intended target. we do believe that the shooter knew this 17 year-old female prior to shooting her. >> reporter: girl was taken to st. christopher's hospital, she's being treated for that gunshot wound and subsequently a broken arm. man she was sitting with was not hurt. so far no word on the motive for the shooting. we are live, at police headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also new, fire investigators are looking into what sparked a fire in the historic school building in northeast philadelphia fire fighters responded to the scene at old simon mer school at germantown and allegheny avenue just after 1:00 this morning. they were able to quickly get those flames under control. school is closed and the the building is currently up for sale. >>> some residents in philadelphia's nicetown neighborhood want new safety measures put in

he was then apprehended by secret service.rom what we could see, the suspect was resisting. and then he was handcuffed and taken away. but we did see one of the agents, they were both uniformed and in plain clothes officers, we did see one agent have his gun pointed at the man when all of this was transpiring. this is still unfolding but we did see the man taken away by authorities and we'll bring you any additional details as we get them. >> pam, thank you very much. still pretty stunning, as pamela is reporting 20-30 yards over the fence. so still a lot farther than people might have expected. >> and breaking news, the united states on alert after shots were shot inside and outside of canada parliament. it has been more than nine hours since what you are looking at has transpired. it is still in lockdown as they are looking for a possible second shooter. i emphasis possible. but we just heard from someone in the building that they narrowed the zone for people to go in and out and they have now expanded it again. a soldier is

i'm understanding susan candiotti has gotten information how he was apprehended. what have you learned, susan? >> hi, anderson, i'm learning that during the process of taken into custody he was taken down into the ground, put down there, so he couldn't hurt anybody when they took him into custody. again, no shots were fired. the way they found him, i'm told, they were in the process, the u.s. marshal's special ops team was in the process of clearing the area. that also included intel that they had and some eyewitness accounts and clearing one of the many areas they were in the process of doing in the poconos in the area, to try to look to see if they could find him. and this time they did. >> susan, do you know, and if you don't that is fine. but do you know approximately how far the place he was actually found is from where the shooting took place? >> yeah, not precisely. i think it is some distance, however, from there. that is what i was hearing. and i also heard just like my colleague, evan perez did, that two weapons were recovered where he was hiding. >> tom

we then learned he was apprehended deep inside the white house. is there a problem with transparency here? >> that's a question for the secret service. they're the ones answering the questions to the public about what exactly happened that night. as you know, there is a review going on about it. and, you know, those are questions for them to respond to. >> let me get you to respond to something that was in "the new york times," jen, this morning, about the secret soips service. this is on these admissions and just the lapse of protocol. it says, quote, the attack dog that was supposed to be released was not. the front door of the white house was lefrt unlocked. an alarm box at the ent reason was muted because it was annoying members of the ushers staff who work nearby and the agent who eventually tackled mr. gonzalez after the intruder ran past the staircase leading to the obama' living quarters was off duty and just happened to be walking past that spot as he was leaving work. the fact that there were so many breakdowns in protocol that night, je

if in fact there has been a shooter that has been apprehended or shot, this would be consistent with reports that there was an individual who, in fact, was going in. there are also reports that there may have been one person who did receive medical attention as a result of something that may have occurred inside the parliament building. that is still unclear because the situation is still unfolding, but we can tell you that there has been reports of at least 30 shots that have been fired in the last 90 minutes as a result of this active situation. >> kimberly, just how secure is this parliament building? what does it take to get in? is it like in d.c., you know, when you go to capitol hill obviously it's very difficult to get in, but how is it in canada, in ottawa? >> it's pretty consistent with anyone who has visited capitol hill in washington, if you visit parliament hill in ottawa, it would be a very similar security situation. in the last 10 years, post september 11th attacks as we saw national symbols in the united states come under attack. the canadian government took that very

while the percentage of those who are apprehended has gone up. simply, it's now much harder to cross our border and evade capture than it used to be, and people know that. the final indicator is the estimated number of undocumented immigrants in this country. according to pew research, the number grew to a high of 12.2 million in 2006, dropped and has remained at 11.3 million ever since. so the population of undocumented immigrants in this country has stopped growing for the first time since the 1980s, and over half these individuals have been in this meanwhile, mexico has become our third largest trading partner with $507 billion in total two-way trade' in 2013. it is the country's second largest goods export market and more than 1.1 million u.s. jobs are sported by exports from mexico. our estimate for fiscal year 2014 -- it is still an estimate -- as the fiscal year just ended nine days ago -- shows a modest increase in apprehensions to about 480,000, reflect on that slide. this increase is almost entirely due to what happened this summer in

former iraq war to hop the white house fence and make it all t$e way in the east room before being apprehended an off duty çagent. >> very plainly the secret service is an agency that merits review. it is an organization that needs the unqualified confidence of the president and congress and the public. >> homeland security jay johnson promising to transform and reform the secret service. the agency under fire following multiple security lapses including a former iraq war veteran who hopped the white house fence and made it in the east room before being apprehended by an off duty agent. julia pierson resigned yesterday. molly has more from washington. molly? >> reporter: homeland security secretary johnson said he's focused on rebuil"ing the country's trust and confidence in the secret service. and part of that promise he said is not only replacing julia pierson but opening up the secret service to external executiny. >> the secret service was never the subject of an outside independent review. and so we are going to look at security around the white house compound and i invited the panel. >>

the suspect is concerned he was quickly identified by police forces, who came to apprehend him. he was shot and killed by police. a young resident of east jerusalem. a suppose it member of the islamic jihad faction. >> reporting that. tensions have been enabling point. last week's announcement of more jewish settlements in east jerusalem increased pressure. palestinians urged the un security council to demand that israel refers the plans. a you and political chief said the plans threaten the viability of the future palestinian state. in northern syria, the anxious wait continues as a convoy of iraqi kurdish fighters comes closer to the city of kobane. 150 peshmerga troops were cheered as they made their way to the city to try to break a siege by islamic state militants. for more, i'm joined by our international affairs editor. walk us through. we are waiting for the fighters to make there to kobani. what impact are they expected to have? >> 150 iraqi kurdish fighters. around 50 free syrian army troops due to go into kobani. these numbers have been described as symbolic by a syri

is it true that four middle eastern men were apprehended along the southern border on september 10 and are being detained in texas, that they're tied to a terrorist organization? >> the case you're referring to has been resolved and there were suggestions that those individuals were tied to terrorists and the matter was investigated, i believe it's been resolved. >> so they're let go? >> it's been resolved, there was no evidence we could determine that these individuals were tied to terrorist organizations? >> are they still in detention? >> that i do not know. i do know we investigated that matter and determined that they were not part of or linked to any terrorist organization. >> we heard they were on their way to new york and were tied to a terrorist organization. >> there were allegations and suggestations that there were that were looked into very carefully. >> you don't know if they were still in detention or not? >> at that exact moment, i don't know. i know that they have been scrutinized very, very carefully. >> we saw another beheading with the promise of another american be

with entering the restricted grounds of the white house and harming to secret service dogs that apprehended him. funeral services will start tomorrow for three people killed in a midair collision between a helicopter and a small airplane in maryland. the crash happened near the frederick municipal airport. all three victims were in the helicopter. among them, a flight instructor who served three tour is in iraq with the u.s. marine corps. advanced helicopter concept has grounded its fleet and is helping with the investigation. still ahead, enjoy the mild temperatures while they are here. doug has the details on a big cooldown ahead. they turn it up when the redskins come to town. coming up, we will take you live to dallas for the latest on the redskins and cowboys. >> eight days from the general election and the candidates are targeting undecided voters. tonight, we are taking a closer look at the senate race in virginia where mark warner is fighting to keep his seat against republican challenger ed gillespie. jeff goldberg is live in the newsroom with warner's message to voters. >> mark wa

it was recovered and the officer did apprehend the suspect. but there is a lot of activity. employees are cleaning up and getting ready for another day of oh business. should be back open at 6:00 a.mr >> police arrested a known transient and charged him with suspicion of arson. arthur holden was found with stolen property from a wine storage facility that went up in flames. hundreds of bottles were destroyed. he faces charges of burglary and parole violation. amy hollyfield will have a live report at the top of the hour. a plane just touched down carrying ashoka mukpo. he arrived in maine overnight and has been taken to be treated in omaha. officials say duncan is on a respirator fighting for his life. ashoka mukpo has just arrived in nebraska and he's the second u.s. patient. president obama will be briefed today on the nation's ebola outlook by the head of the cdc. >> two people are in jail after police say they attacked two fans before the 49ers/chiefs game. it happened inside a bathroom before kickoff. the victims were taken to the hospita

those that live there have the responsibility to share. >> they were apprehended in brewster county. what is true is the dictionary was found after people were fleeing. these are facts that people are coming into the united states. >> you are fighting among the brush and the border. what is true is that the head of the -- i'm concerned about the northern border and the southern border. >> be everything in his theory is no fear right now. that doesn't mean we could not. keep in mind that in the use of social media the way that the drug organizations and cartels use, the bad guys are giving back right now. how do you think that they have been able to recruit the fires to go over there? over 2,000 have gone over to cvs so yes it can come in from outside but it can be somebody that wants to belong to something and they might think that it's the group. >> i had the two-part question. one is what are the protocols for the agent's down in the valley and also what are the mechanisms for the property damages that might occur? >> it is a felony. however, if at any time there is a great risk to

but how is it that was as ordinarily happen, agents did not immediately apprehend him?w was he able to sprint 70 yards, almost the entire length of the football field without being intercepted by guards at the fence? guardsn't security stopped him at the fence? what about sniper rifles? why were there no guard stations at the front door of the white house? and yes, how much would it cost to law the front door of the white house? the secret service must show how there is a clear path back to public trust. to today's hearings is to gain answers to the many questions plaguing the secret service. today we will hear from experts on both the agency protocol, foreign and domestic, but most importantly, we will hear from the secret service your herself on her plans to improve the agency's performance. real danger as we serve abroad, especially those serviced at -- stationed at our embassies. it is a time of great peril. we are engaged in the battle against isis as we speak i'm above that is not limited to foreign soil. americans know the next attempt to take white house may not

they justify that he's supposed to apprehend him. you can't just chase someone down if they are fleeing from you and shoot them. once and if michael brown turned on him, that it could renew that fear, fear totally justified by fighting at the car. >> joey, jump in. >> it depends. there are three questions that will be answered here. one is what is imminent threat outside? number two, was that fear if there was such a threat reasonable on behalf of the officer. then number three, was the response proportionate to any threat that was posed? if you're the prosecution, what you're going to argue is that these are two separate instances inside the car justifies one thing in terms of my fear if i'm the officer. what i do outside justifies another completely. if you are defense, you'll argue it's one occurrence leading to my client's state of mind. he was in fear at the time he fired those shots. you showed us the testimony. in any trial you'll have conflicting testimony, conflicting evidence and a variety of eyewitness accounts. you don't

when he was apprehended according to court documents he told officers it would be easy for him to jumpthe south lawn fence. then three days later he was arrested at the treasury department next door following a confrontation with officers. there have been concerns about security at the white house since september after another jumper was able to get past agents and make it all the way into the east room before being arrested. last night adesanya was stopped by secret service moments after making it over the fence. >> never doubted their abilities. i think they maybe had a little procedural mistake with what happened before, but i don't think he was making it far. >> now, following adesanya's july arrest at the white house, the judge ordered that he undergo psychiatric evaluations. he did not do that and he didn't make it back for his next court appearance. that's why the judge today ordered more psychiatric evaluations and held him without bond. he'll appear in court again on monday. reporting live in federal court downtown, horace holmes, abc 7 news. >> all right. thank you, horace. >

now, police say they have apprehended a suspect. he was taken alive friday afternoon from a home in auburn. the shooting spree spanned 30 miles through two california counties. i'm arthel neville. back to "on the record". for all the latest headlines log to fox news.com. >>> the cohort of accused killer ali mohammed brown fled his barbershop in seattle and ended up on a battlefield in somalia. >> in november 2006 the seattle fbi received a phone call from war-torn somalia. it was fugitive ruben shumpert. ali hoe maumd brown's pal from the crescent cuts barbershop. former joint chichl task force agents david and david gomez remember that call. >> it was just a taunting type of phone call that your efforts failed. i win. i lose. i'm gone. you can't find me. >> you may have indicted and arrested me, but i'm here in somalia, and i'm fighting the good fight with the shabaab, and i intend on reigning down terror on you and your family. >> reporter: two years later ruben was dead. >> ruben died in somalia in a missile attack. i believe it

our officers were able to apprehend the suspect. >> cops say hutchinson has violent history he's now facing attempted murder charges. >> another stormy day throughout the south with severe storms pounding the region again in alabama. look at that. roof collapsed on vehicles in a used car lot. today's storm knock out power to tens of thousands and had many under a tornado watch. >>> now in our neck of the woods nothing like that but on your radar tonight, those same storms are heading our way. chief meteorologist scott williams when are they hitting? >> right now, of course, we are looking lucy at showers and storms right around parts of the upper ohio hoy river valley as well as parts of the carolinas reported funnel clouds this afternoon in western sections of north carolina. for us it's warm and muggy out ahead of this system as we time everything out we're dry for the overnight, but tomorrow afternoon and evening, the slow moving system will finally arriving toward our area. here's a look at fox future cast tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 o'clock. watching some scattered showers and st

lastmeras were rolling night and captured secret service sergeant apprehending yet another suspect who jumped the fence at the white house. in september, another jumper the it all the way inside mansion. but last night, agents, helped dogs, stopped the man after making it over the fence. the man officers arrested is 23-year-old dominic adesanya, from maryland. has ather says his son history of mental problems and had tried to jump the white house fence before, back in july. had done it before. like i say, he had done it before. he didn't get that close, didn't the fence. he was at the gate. he wanted to talk to the the presidentell about his situation. >> during arraignment in federal court, adesanya was a agitated, bandaged,rm heavily covering bites from secret service guard dogs. the judge ordered he undergo a psychiatric evaluation, adesanya stood up tried to move toward her, and martials had to remove him courtroom. today visitors had nothing but praise for the agency. >> it's good. learned from the first mistake and they're trying to correct it, trying to do better. >> now, the ju

very instrumental, they helped follow the individual that was involved in the incident, and able to apprehend the suspect. >> police say he has violent past. now facing attempted murder charges. >>> the obama administration teaming one major corporations like apple, wal-mart and boeing to get long-term unemployed americans back in the work force. >> administration announcing $170 million in to grants, divided among 23 work projects across the country, ceo from big name companies such as apple, wal-mart, among more than 300 others, who now have agreed step up target and prepare those workers for positions in their businesses. while the unemployment rate has declined, to 5.9%, long-term joblessness in the u.s. has reached a historic high. >> new benefit for working women. facebook and apple say they'll pick up the tab for female employees who want to freeze their eggs. >> yes, both of those tech giants now giving up to $20,000 in benefits, to help employees cover the cowlstaff very expensive procedure. on average, it can cost as much as $10,000. and of course, you have got the several hundred d

a few minutes later police are able to arrive, via flash information they have received and apprehend this gentlemen. >> reporter: so he was wearing his pants from his fire uniform which kind of resemble a police uniform pant and police figure that is why the woman may have believed him at some point but she knew what was going on wasn't right so she comes out of the truck and then she hides in between other cars, park parallel on the street. she gets license plate and calls 911 right away, johnson, according to the police is still looking at her and looking for her between the cars looking under to see if he can see her feet and then police arrive and they get him. they had his license plate and description and he was arrested basically almost in the acts. as far as the fire department goes they said they wouldn't even comment on this until after he was arraigned. well, he was arraigned last night. so still no public comment from the fire department but this guy will in the go back on the job until this investigation is complete, and now goes to the district attorney's office as well

frein surrendered hands up, identifying himself he was apprehended and unarmed but had two guns in athose woods, we were concerned he would then kill other law enforcement and if not them, civilians. >> reporter: the search for the now captured fugitive began 48 days ago on september 12 when frein ambushes the pennsylvania state police barracks in blooming grove, shooting and killing one trooper and injuring another. police investigate numerous possible sitings discovering personal effects from pipe bombs to cigarettes to supplies, clues to frein's whereabouts but under the cover of dense woods, he evades capture. an enormous sense of relief for the community with frein now behind bars, arrested in the very handcuffs that belonged to the officer he gunned down and driven back to blooming grove in his police cruiser. >> all of us in the state police and governor corbett thought if we had that opportunity, that would be a very fitting tribute to corporal dixon and a message to all of law enforcement that we would never rest until this fugitive was apprehended. >> reporter: to be in cou

anytime you have someone who appears to be a serial killer who has been apprehended, you always think about what is and focused onned the bodies that been found. we're working in partnership with the hammond police department, the lake county corner's office as well as the lake county prosecutor and sheriff to make sure that we are recovering and identifying the victims as quickly as we can. we want to bring closure to those families and provide information to those families and we are certainly working from a police standpoint to gather as much evidence as possible and to ensure that when the time comes for prosecution, that we have as much evidence as possible to hold this individual responsible for these heinous acts. >> may i ask you, your counterpart in hammond made some pretty strident comments earlier this morning about effectively labeling this 43-year-old suspect as a serial killer, saying that he has got a sex offense from texas and the mayor of hammond says that this person of interest, this suspect has talked about victims that go back to years. are you aware of this and c

>> there are suspects that we are still trying to search and apprehend and arrest. the locations i won't be able to give because the officers are actually searching numerous places where information came from either witnesses or from intelligence gathered from on scene. and you are looking at the places where they might be hiding or trying to evade police. >> do we know how many suspects may be on the loose and whether any other suspects have been subdued or killed? >> i won't confirm the kill part. there is one that was being dealt with by ottawa police at one point. the two other suspects that we believe are involved that were on the scene during the shooting at the war memorial, that was the first crime scene where the one male was victim to gun shots. so we are looking at in total right now three people. is there possibly more? that is a possibility. we can't confirm the number count at this point. the officers on scene are looking for these two suspects. >> how many people have been injured? can you confirm that the soldier shot in ottawa at the war memorial ha

223,000 apprehended in 16 with multiple deportations.isn't every single one of them in the federal penitentiary? >> well, there is a couple reasons. because, first of all, the obama administration's priority has been to legalize as many people here illegally as possible to carry this out, you know, if he has to by executive action. he put the handcuffs on ice agents and they are simply not allowed to arrest a lot of people. >> get more specific than that if you are going to blame obama. i don't mind him blaming him if you have got the facts. you have got these people arrested 223,000 of them with multiple deportations. it's a fact. it's in stone okay? less than 10% of them are in prison. what happened to the other 90%? they were apprehended. they grabbed them. what happened to them? >> a lot of times they are simply released because they are under pressure from advocacy groups oh you can't take this person away from their family. sometimes it happens because local sanctuary jurisdictions refuse to cooperate with ice, places like new york

apprehended yesterday after seven weeks in hiding. arraignment and at 9:00 this morning in northeastern pennsylvania. more breaking news, firefighter and another person were injured in this, apartment fire, near 63rd and chestnut near cobbs creek. dozens of people are in the care of the red cross. >> septa and it largest union resume contract negotiations today, they're trying to avoid a walk out that would stop subways, trolleys, and buses. >> right now, it is 6:47. victoria secret coming un fire for a new ad, what they call the perfect body. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry shows us what all of the fuss is about. >> this advertisement, is catching shoppers eyes, but not for the reason you think. it is no secret that victoria secret uses thin models for their campaigns, but, add the words perfect body, and that will stir up the perfect debate. women and men took their opinions to social media. soon, the hashtag imperfect started trending. now, there are on line petition for the company to take its ad down. >> there is a consu

. >> reporter: shooter fled but police apprehended the suspect. >> fortunately these numerous witness december cooperate with police not only telling us a good description to apprehend this individual but also positively identifying, our suspect. >> reporter: we're told suspect was already wantedded on a warrant. >> we do believe was the the intended target. we believe that the shooter, knew this 17 year-old female prior to shooting her. >> reporter: teen is being treated at st. christopher's hospital, and she is being treated for a gun the shot wound, and subsequently a broken arm. now the man she was sitting with, was not hurt, so far no word on the motive for this shooting. we are he's live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also new this morning fire fighters in north philadelphia, rushed to the scene of a historic school building fire. the flames broke out around 1:00 in the old simon mayer street at germantown and allegheny avenue. the fire was quickly placed under control, no injuries were reported. school is closed and building was up for sa

graffiti but if you see someone in the act call the energy line police will come out and try to apprehend the suspect you promise to keep our sidewalk clean whether you play or visit san francisco or wherever the work and play promise not to leave trash on the buses and pack it in and out and leave the parks cleaner than when you found them all right. so far over 38 thousand people sign the pledge volunteers through our community programs volunteer community cleans up we do that next one on district 6 kickoff in unplaza at 9 o'clock a.m. september 18th new want to be part of that feel free to get in touch jim m m r dot c a s example i o l at sf u p w.org and look at up on the web you'll find me or do a google search on jimer i'm not the basketball player so far in 2013 we've logged over 75 thousand hours helping to clean up trash keeping san francisco clean green and safe giant website and social media platforms go did sf giant sweep come or.org you can sign the kellogg pledge we have lots of competitions and focus our attention at youth we want to go into the schools and teach youth at a