it's those in price and barrett township that police have told to shelter in place. here's the latest on the search effort. christine, what have you learned? >> reporter: we've been watching a helicopter circle this area overhead and then on ground, take a look here behind me. you can see one pennsylvania state police vehicle here just one of many blocking one of the many roads in this area as a manhunt continues. officers are all over barrett and price township searching for eric frein because he killed a state trooper and injured another trooper, they are taking extreme precaution nar measures. there were reports of shots fired but police would not confirm that but they say frein is still on the loose. they are very concerned for the safety of the community so they are asking people to stay at home in barrett and price townships and people who live around here are scared as well. >> it's been crazy for a couple of days. cops all over the place looking for the guy, the killer. >> don't feel safe. we wanted to go to new jersey to stay with family, but they are not le

he was in $19 billion lawsuit that is the subject of paul barrett possible "-- paul barrett's book "lawjungle." are watching "bloomberg surveillance." streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. we will be right back. ♪ is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm scarlet fu with tom keene and adam johnson. we have top photos this morning. >> we're going to focus on the one thing that really matters. if you are in new york city today, or a should say yesterday, it was difficult to get around. 300 10,000 protesters according to "the new york times." all of these people are protesting climate change. it was incredible. i don't know if you guys were trying to get around. >> trying to cross the street right in the middle of it. >> you were waiting for 20 minutes. >> we fought our way through. they fought back. >> i spoke to a police officer. >> there's al gore. >> yep. officer said, this is going to be huge and it matters. >> for those around the world and i'm glad you mentioned the former vice president, that was the audience. it was al gore's audience. >> leonardo dicaprio was there. >>

. >> reporter: police say the fbi had found a campsite in barrett township where they reportedly founda checkbook belonging to fugitive sniper eric frein. officers also reported finding pipe bombs and ammo for a .308 caliber rifle. >> we've got granola bars by a tree that have not been opened. >> reporter: tracking crews and their dogs followed scent trails while officers set a perimeter north of the closed barrett township elementary school. >> we're putting our dog on the last known scent of the individual from the last guy to see him. >> hearing the helicopters overhead it was scary. my co-worker is scared to be here right now. >> reporter: on several occasions they thought they might have something. >> file it in. file it in and move towards them. >> trackers reported the dogs lost the scent trail so crews had no choice but to go back and forth by ground and air in the last place they thought they had eric frein. >> the big question is, how real is this new evidence and were they actually chose to finding eric frein? in barrett township, monroe coun county, i'm doug shimell, nbc 10

you know, the opposite direction. >> the barretts quickly realize an 1800-pound bull is on the loose.and sarah marie run for cover while scott whips out his video camera. the bull kept bucking back and forth and zigzagging and people were jumping back. they didn't know what to do because the bull came different directions. >> i was absolutely terrified, because i thought that a bunch of people were going to get hurt because there was no sign of anyone that was trying to do anything. >> a female wrangler steps up to the challenge. hardball charges her and throws her to the ground. >> he actually bucked a girl and hit her right in the chest, and knocked her back. i feared for her. i was really afraid that she was hurt very severely because he hit her really hard. >> spectators jumped the fence to escape hardball's charge. a man tries to distract the raging bull with garbage barrels. >> the bull like almost bucked the trash can and almost hit a guy. >> the distraction buys enough time for security officers to arrive at the scene. one of them whips out a taser and confronts the powerful b

joining us now is richard barrett. he used to run britain's anti-terror operations for the last ten years. richard barrett, thanks very much for joining us. the prime minister's measures would require all airlines to comply with a government so-called no-fly list or be banned from landing in britain. the uk also raised its terror threat level to severe, which means a terror attack is, quote, highly likely. a lot of terror action going on right now, anti-terror action, i should say. someone who used to run britain's anti-terror operations, does this response right now surprise you? >> well, clearly there's a lot of anxiety in the united kingdom just as there is everywhere else in the world where -- from where foreign fighters have gone to fight in syria and iraq. and it makes every sense, of course, to introduce measures that make it harder for people to go and harder for people to come back. but, of course, that doesn't necessarily stop them all from going, nor indeed stop them all from coming back. and i think what i'

, kerry barrett. >> talk to her, let us know. >> all right. >> it is 9:07. new education report find an increasing number of parents are holding back their five-year olds from kindergarten. they are hoping to give their child competitive edge over then the younger classmates. >> they called it academic red shirting, across the country 6 percent of kindergarteners are red shirted every year. in richer school district 27 percent of the kids have this happen and in poorer school district it is only 2 percent. that is because it is easier for families who can afford another year of child care, before they can go in public schools. the the controversy controversy is perceived advantage it gives children more mature but studies show that is not always the case and the results are doubtful. so who have we really been doing this for is the question. >> well, i did it for my daughter, jill because her birthday is august 30th. she was littlees human in the class. so we decided to do kindergarten over again at the urging of her teachers. >> so that was recommended. >>

they say they are still not allowing schoolbus toss go in and out of the barrett township area because of all of the police activity. they say that they are consulting regularly with the state and they have added more police to all of the schools. they expect school to be open tomorrow. the search continues for fugitive survivalist eric frein. lucy. >> thank you very much, dave. >> for the lat test on the manhunt stay with fox 29 and myfoxphilly.com. >>> well, it has passed the cigarette tax bill is on its way to governor tom corbett. the state senate just join the house to pass the measure that authorizes a $2 a pack tax on cigarettes in philadelphia. now the money generated goes to the city's cash strapped school district. governor court says the moment that bill hits his desk he's signing it. school officials say the new tax will pump about $83 million into philadelphia schools every single year. >> developing now, the united states and mideast partners working to take down isis in syria. president obama says this will be a long campaign and we are only in the beginning stages. the

as of now, residents are allowed back into their homes in price and barrett township.hey're being urged to use extreme caution and at the same time we've seen suvs and cops and heavily armed men go up and down this road so the search is still very much continuing. eric? >> brian, thanks for the latest. >>> eric, thousands of firefighters continuing to battle the massive king fire in northern california. a historic drought there fueling the flames and making it harder to put them out. the fire has grown to more than 80,000 acres and is threatening nearly 12,000 homes. nerves from as far as florida traveling to help. today they say thunderstorms could help crews but it could become an even bigger problem if lightning sparks new fires. >>> pope francis addressing thousands in countries that<:béd to be strict bick take terships. >>> turning to that desperate search for the university of virginia student who has missin for a week. >> reporter: police search dogs out ones again tuesday. hundreds of volunteers, some students at the university of virginia, others residents of

devlin barrett of the "wall street journal" wrote about it on thursday, and he joins us now from washington. what's at stake here in the recent crisis, if you will, of a birch of young migrants crossing the border sheds some light on the fact that there are at least two big agencies, the customs and border protection folks, and the immigration and customs enforcement folks, all tackling this. >> right. and what it speaks to is there are really two forces at play here. one is the immediate crise of all the children crossing, and they're starting to see some improvement, some reduction in the numbers there. but there's the broader issue of what pretty much both sides agree is a kind of broken immigration system in this country, and the border is part of that. and so you have these two forces, but the long-term structural problems that people feel exist, and the short-term, immediate problem of so many children cross the border, and they're both pushing the department of homeland security to consider some pretty significant changes in how they're organized and how they police that border. >> s

little barrett, almost 3 years old. we talked to his parents today. they told us they could see out of the corner of their eye that he was up to something, but didn't want to interrupt the president. by the time they got to him, barrett has kicked all the pillows off the couch. we're told the president did not mind. >>> and that harvest moon last night. we sent out the call for your pictures. so many of you tweeting me and some of our favorites tonight. this image from michigan. there was another from california. and that moon, suspended between two buildings in austin, texas. we loved all of your tweets. >>> and when we come back here on "world news tonight," from california this evening, marking the evolution of the watch. remember that calculator watch? remember the jetsons? we went back in the archives tonight, and it made us laugh. be right back. this is kathleen. setting up the perfect wedding day begins with arthritis pain and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event

paul barrett of "bloomberg businessweek."thes complete story new issue, available on newsstands and all your mobile devices. coming up, the original soul man lends his voice to bluegrass. ♪ >> this is "taking stock." newsroom for the headlines. >> silver lake management stands to make more than five times its investment in alibaba after the record-breaking ipo, according to a person familiar with the matter. silver lake is the biggest technology-focused eye out firm. today -- buyout firm. roger goodell rejected calls for his resignation. he did admit to making mistakes. >> i got it wrong in the handling of the ray rice matter. and i am sorry for that. i got it wrong on a number of levels, from the process that i led to the decision i reached. >> he says the league will get its house in order and strengthen its conduct code. scotland voted to stay in the 103--keeping the 3-7= -- union intact. >> my next guest has more than the decades, 50 years in music business, under his belt. he started as part of the rhythms and blues duo

people living in towns nearby have been on lockdown and abc's linzie janis is in barrett, pennsylvania, with the very latest. linzie, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. overnight dashed hopes and increased frustrations as another intense night of searching for eric frein apparently coming up cold. police even lifting their shelter in place order but still urging the 7,000 people who live here to lock their doors, stay away from windows and do not go into the woods. this morning the massive manhunt for eric frein focused in the fugitive's own backyard. tactical teams racing to the scene of potential sightings. police using everything in their arsenal from helicopters to thermal cameras and on foot, officers in full camouflage proceeding with extreme caution. >> the main thing he has in his favor is it's his backyard, not the police's backyard. >> reporter: cody lundin teaches outdoor survival skills and says there's no telling how long he'll be able to keep this up. >> i don't think anyone knows how this guy is feeding himself but clearly if this was a premeditated sho

investigators told residents in price and barrett township to lock their doors and keep away from windows. officers have blocked several roads in the area. frein is accused of gunning down state police trooper bryon dickson in blooming grove. a second trooper was wounded. the self-styled survivalist has been on the run ever since. stay on top of 6abc.com, take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com. >>> new this morning, two men are in the hospital with serious injuries after their boat slammed into something on the delaware river. police say the two were going north on the river about 12:30 and were just above the betsy ross bridge when they hit something. the collision tossed the men around in the boat one of them managed to call 911. police took them to area hospital torresdale. the boat has a large gash, but no word on what they hit. >>> the embattled commissioner of the nfl roger goodell said he is taking responsibility for his handling of th

police told residents in barrett township to lock their doors and stay away from the windows. frein is accused of gunning down bryon dickson 8 days outside a state police barracks in blooming grove. a second trooper has been wounded. the self-styled survivalist has been on the run ever since. >>> stay up to date on the manhunt at 6abc.com. check it out anytime anywhere. >>> new this morning, a young man has been seriously hurt after getting hit by a car trying to cross a south jersey street. the action cam was at the intersection of somerdale and stone gate road in gloucester county. the victim was in the intersection when a car hit him and threw him several yards down the road. the man is at cooper university hospital with a number of serious injuries. the driver stopped at the scene. there's no word on charges. >>> police are trying to determine if robbery was the motive behind a double shooting in the west oak lane section of philadelphia. the action cam was at the scene the 7100 block of north 19th street, this is where police found a wounded man lying in the street at abo

more about the islamic state group and how it differs from al-qaeda and other affiliates is richard barrett. and is now senior vice president of the co consultant group. al-qaeda had a lot less shame about taking money from wealthy donors. now it has become isis and now islamic state, they don't worry about that as much as they used to. >> they don't need to. the point is they have so many of their own resources really the donations that they still get from private individuals are really rather insitting. for example, the oil fields, even if they sold it at a discounted price you're talking $2 million a day. that's pretty significant money. that's a remarkable discount but they do sell it, that means there has got to be a buyer somewhere. there is speculation not turkish government but turkish business people. is that a place where the west can apply pressure? turkey is a nato country. they can be brought to apply certain security measures. >> i'm sure that's one of the revenue streams that the united states and allies will try to restrict, of course it is. but at $25 a barrel that's a hell

>> maisha barrett has been an advocate at the hotline for two years.ks ago as suddenly, everything changed. >> there is new out rage over ray rice two-game suspension. >> when the ray rice story broke, the top left shows how many calls were waiting. it was 13, 14 calls waiting for 20 or 30 minutes with every single advocate here on a call. >> from your perspective, what do you think about showing that tape? >> i understand feeling conflicted about that. i think a lot of us felt conflicted about that, too. that was a really tragic moment in her life being played out on national television for people to dissect and put their opinion in and nobody asked her if that was okay. at the same time, it also started a really big conversation and hopefully some major change is going on right now. >> stories of violence poured in. barrett says the national domestic hotline has never been f fully funded. but on friday, the hotline's funding fortunes changed courtesy of roger goodell and the nfl. >> to begin, we've entered into a long term partnership with two leadin

. >> welcome to the range, eagle -- >> lieutenant general john barrett, what they're practicing couldthe difference between live and death. >> the training we provide here critical training. pot bottom line, save lives. do everything from z to -- a to z, training where these guys go off to war. >> the warren grover range around since the 1940's, but not many know exactly what it doses. >> we provide that training that in the worse case scenario, over there, when all goes bad, these guys have nothing else left. they're going to have to row lion the training that they got here. >> today the warren grover gunnery range is a joint training facility, used by almost all branches of the military, from all over the country, even the world. >> looks like standard high drag -- >> but if you know someone locally in the military, you likely know someone who trains here. >> bottom line is we're citizen soldiers. most of our guys drill status guards man, full-time jobs, probably firemen, police officers, doctors, lawyers, teachers, you name it, we've got them here in the 17 etch. and probably could

this was second night authorities had this woodedded area closed off in barrett township. frein is a fugitive on the fbi's most wanted list. again shots fired last night the in the area of police are looking for frein. this morning we are waiting for latest details from state police. we will bring them as soon as we have them. lauren and karen back to you. >> sabina, thanks very much. >>> also new two people were injured in the late night shooting that happened in late oak lane on the 71 hundred block of north 19th street, this is just before 11:00. we are told one of the victims is in critical condition right now. so far no arrest. >>> man hospitals a fence and makes it through white horse front doors. secret service says he ignored command after making it on the north lawn. it prompted an evacuation of the white house. the president was not home when this all happen. >>> it is time for our cover story. we have seen stories on tv, on line and in the head lines, nfl players accused of nfl domestic violence. >> just yesterday nfl commissioner addressed this issue of player

police moved officers and canine units on the north side of the closed barrett elementary school. >>e're putting a dog on the last known scent of the individual from the last guy to see him. rk trackers moved in thick woods near a pond and along a creek. they hoped after 17 days it might be fugitive sniper eric frein. >> collapsing in, guys, collapsing in, bring it into the center, guys. >> reporter: the fbi gave state police new information about a campsite where they purportedly found a checkbook with frein's name in it, along with ammo for a .308 rifle. >> we got granola bars down here by a tree that had not been opened. >> reporter: multiple helicopters crisscrossed the area where trackers believe they had a valid frein sighting. >> file it in and move towards him. >> reporter: for the residents and businesses in footprint of the search, it was a rough afternoon. >> hearing the helicopters overhead, it was a little scary. my co-worker is a little scared to be here right now. >> reporter: some of the communication among some of the search crews this afternoon indicated that there

police have been looking for the self-proclaimed survivalist in the wooded areas of barrett and twice townships in monroe county. police are strongly urging people to stay inside of their homes if they can and not go into the woods where law enforcement is searching. yesterday, police locked down their neighborhoods to look for the alleged killer. state police told us in an e-mail they are determined to find frein. it was one of their own, corporal bryon dickson who was shot and killed in the ambush just outside of the barracks in pike county on september 12th. stay with nbc 10 and nbc10.com for your complete coverage of this police manhunt. count on us to bring you any new developments throughout the morning. >>> let's stay in monroe county where police are investigating a deadly accident that killed five people, including three children. four vehicles were involved in the crash yesterday, along route 115 in effort, monroe çcounty, about 30 miles north of allentown. amini van carrying the five victim victims. >>> a bystander who tried to help was also attacked by the pitbull. police

this will all change, kerrey barrett, monday. >> sorry, okay?day we get brand new studio. >> with brand new monitors. >> they're huge. even i can see them. >> really? >> really, alex? >> okay, rodney square, now, something will happen here. what are they calling this? the biggest water? >> ice bucket challenge ever. it is a mother of all ice bucket challenges. take a look what they are putting together here. so big, this fish will be in the water. >> so these are city off, wilmington city officials will get dumped on. >> that's right. >> and look at this, gregg, lock at the size, they brought whole ice chest out. so cold. >> this will be good. >> this will be good. >> by the way, alex, do you have a hair appointment for tonight. >> no, no, we're not doing that. i did mine. i get credit for that. >> we wanted to relax, just the two of us in the park, but we are welcoming guests to come out. >> yes. >> because i want to meet everybody. never been to delaware. >> oh, i don't spend much time here. so this is treat for both of us. natalie came with h

so if you were to flood your head with music via headphones kerry barrett, what music would you choose. >> probably something that you you would be stunned. miley cyrus. >> oh, that is abhorrent. >> i'm sorry. >> what are you going to do. >> not respect that choice. >> 4:57. the penn state verse rutgers game is drawing huge crowds and big criticism as well what rutgers posted during the game that has them in hot the water. >>> as tensions grow oversees with another beheading secretary of state john kerry is working to gain u.s. support from our allies, plans for the week this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> outrage after a pregnant woman is shot and killed right outside of her home what police necessity so far. >>> then steve keeley is live outside police headquarters after a couple is brute willally beaten, steve? >> reporter: yeah, more outrage here at police headquarters here and throughout center city. hard to believe that young people who have

barrett has heading home after getting some groceries and he said he had no time to reaction, all he could do was brace for the impact. >> i checked it, no blood. .. >> his arm is in a sling but he is expected to it be okay. he did admit to drinking and he is on probation for two previous dui offenses. >>> a mother and her baby died and that driver was able to walk away from the crash and is now facing murder charges. >>> and they are back after a big-rig fire snarled the rush. it happened after that fire broke out near the exit, they quickly knocked down that flame and got back on the dinesh why -- venetia bridge. >> did i just hang out with you? >> yes you did. >> we are heading back to work at this very moment. looking at the east shore freeway in the berkeley area, traffic is moving very nicely 18 minutes to get you from the carquinez to the mcarthur maze. and just a few minutes ago, it was slow as you approached foster city, no major problems are being reported and keep that in mind if you are headed again into foster city into san mateo bridge. concord looking great this mornin

researchers, trackers, canine crews spent much of the afternoon near a campsite in barrett county.they found a checkbook with eric frein's name on it and ammo for a .308 caliber rifle. >> we have granola bars by a tree that have not been open. >> file it in. file it in and move towards him. >> police say the canine unit's lost the trail by midafternoon but kept searching near frein's alleged campsite. he's wanted for the deadly ambush of two pennsylvania state troopers earlier this month. >>> a tragic accident claimed the life of a worker at the philadelphia zoo this morning. >> nbc 10's jim rosenfield is live in the digital operations center with the latest. >> jacqueline and keith, authorities are telling us the work was working on a heavy duty golf cart when it fell off the jack and landed on top of him. when the employee didn't show up to a regular 10:00 a.m. meeting, his boss sent someone over to the garage to check on him and that's when they found him pinned under the vehicle. this accident happening this morning in a garage that's not open to the public. the 59-year-old vic

today much of the their search efforts taking place in a perimeter between price and barrett townshipswe understand that they were searching a house buried in the woods at one point. reports of the fb and u.s. marshals with k9s going into to search but so far eric frein is still at large tonight. >> a chopper searches the air over price township while officers work on the ground along highway 447 setting up a perimeter. state investigators say they are closing in on fugitive survivalist eric frein wanted for the shooting ambush that killed corporal brian dixon and injured another trooper 10 days ago in blooming grove township. they seized an a47 style weapon and ammo belonging to him but he knows the rugged heavily wooded area well and may be hiding out in self made bunkers. the search effort is an inconvenience for residents who can't get home because of all the police activity. >> i have dogs home. i want to get home. you know, it's just horrible. we've been going through since friday night and i understand it's for the safety of people, but it's just horrendous how we're being treat

investigators told residents in price and barrett township to lock their doors and keep away from windows, officers have blocked several roads in the area, frein is accused of gunning down state police corporal bryon dickson 8 days ago in blooming grove. a second trooper was wounded. the self-styled survivalist has been on the run ever since stay with us up to date with the new 6abc.com check it out in this ae anywhere. >>> a man was hurt crossing the street at summerdale and stone gate road in gloucester township, cat den county. the victim was in the intersection when a car hit him and through him several yards down the road. the man is in cooper university hospital with a number of serious injuries. the driver stopped at the scene. there's no word on charges. >>> also new, police are trying to determine if robbery was the motive behind a double shooting in the west oak lane section of philadelphia. the action cam was at the scene of the 7100 block of north 19th street. this is where police found a wounded man lying in the street at 10:3:50 last night. around the corner on the 1900 bloc

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several roads have been closed last night near a home in a wooded area of barrett township.ir homes forcing them to stay overnight at a nearby firehouse. let's get to nbc's sarah dallof. what's the latest in this search? >> reporter: we're seeing a lot of movement on the ground and in the air today as officers and law enforcement really narrow their focus on this barrett internship and the neighboring price township. that is where 8,000 people, 8,000 people, have been asked to stay not only inside of their homes today but away from any windows or open doors right now as officers comb the ground. they're looking for campsites, they're looking at empty vacation rental homes and cabins for any sign of eric frein. this really gives you an idea of how it is affecting life here and how it has affected life here now for eight days. people, virtual prisoners, 8,000 people virtual prisoners inside their homes. schools in this area were canceled the past couple days and they'll be closed indefinitely. we're not sure when they're going to be opened. and a general sense of unease people

from new york, richard barrett, senior vice president of the sufon group. and also from our inside story studio mokhtar awad. with international policy team at the center for american policy. president obama in the last few days knocked people who were trying to have it both ways. those who accumulate wealth through the global economy and then siphon funds to those who teach their children to tear it down. can they continue to have it both ways? >> i hope not. however, we see what's going on in turkey, where the pressure is increasing there isn't enough evidence to suggest that, for instance, smuggling operations are continuing between the turkish border and isis-controlled areas stopping any time soon. movement from the turkish officials to seal their borders are something that you raised, and said, well, it's impossible. unfortunately, what we are hearing is that it benefits some of the turkish elite who are believing to some extent they're helping their fellow muslims in syria. and so even in a country like turkey, a nato country, we're not able to lay d

barrett hooking up with michael thomas on a 53-yard catch and run. 21-14. it is 28-21. virginia tech has the lead. >>> uva coach mike london used to be the coach of richmond. second quarter, uva, matt johns rolls right for the td. 14-3 cavs. they draw, 21-3, virginia. they roll to a 45-13 pasting of richmond. virginia 1-1 on the year. >>> to the big boys. a little over 13 hours away from the redskins season opener against the texans. skins looking to put the past behind them, coming off a 3-13 disaster last season. are they ready for the big stage? dave owens files his report from houston. >> reporter: greetings from houston where they say everything is bigger in texas. well, are the redskins ready for the big stage? the players say yes. as for their rookie coach, they say he is prepared for the moment too. >> he hasn't been the screamer or yeller type so far. we don't plan on seeing that sunday. he will just manage the offense, manage the defense, put us in position to make plays and keep everybody calm. >> for me, my favorite week one was against the texans. it's the

in barrett township, monaco county, lu ann cahn, nbc 10 news. >>> count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the manhunt. we'll post any new developments as soon as they happen on nbc10.com. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, a mistrial today in the case againstç a former son-in-law o pennsylvania governor tom corbett. gerald gibson is a former philadelphia police officer. he was working narcotics when he was caught up in a drug sting. he allegedly took some of the marked bills put into a car he was ordered to take control of. a jury could not reach a verdict in this case. a new trial date has been set for january. >>> a teen is behind bars tonight in delaware accused of raping a child. harrington police say the 13-year-old suspect turned himself in yesterday. the 8-year-old victim's family contacted them last month. the teen is being held in a juvenile facility tonight, charged with one count of rape. >>> protesters want change at the university of delaware. student and faculty members say university officials need to be more transparent when investigating claims of sexual assault and harassment.

markus with a preview is barrett, a retired air force major general.ks for a much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> what is the theme of this year's afa? tremendous lineup, over 140 organizations we represesented at the floor. we have several top leaders that will be in, including secretary of defense hagel. jeh johnson will be there. all the air force leadership. secretary james, chief of sff of the airorce, and the chief master sergeant of the air force. folks will get a chance to talk to not only industry and other organizations, but also with our air force members. xd you have a themthis year? every once in a while, these have a particular theme. anything thematic going on? have three key events. we have the spouse and family for him that we started last year i will continue this year. the theme is resiliency. how do we assess air force families a and fos like that, that need some help as we go through these challenging times? we have the nato air chiefs in turn. general breedlove and the yukon command will be in town with the natoto air

it is in the area of barrett and price townships and investigators are trying to flush him out. >> shots were fired, shots were fired. >> reporter: shots were fired in the area last night, who fired them is unclear. investigators say frein may be held up in a vacant home or cabin. they have toll residents to shelter in place and manhunt has many on edge. >> definitely known as a killer running around the woods so it doesn't make you sleep at night. >> reporter: frein is want wanted for ambushing two pennsylvania state police troopers a week ago. corporal brian dick son was kill. frein is a sharp shootal and self-taught survival list who has a military obsession. fbi added him to the bureau of top ten most wanted list and his face has been plastered on billboards. >> it is important that people know what this man looks like. he is a dangerous individual. he is armed and he has killed report roman used to reinact famous battles with frein. he said at alleged killer is living out some sort of movie fantasy. fears frein's plans may be much more dangerous then police know. >> if he wants to k

police have been looking for the self-proclaimed survivalist in the wooded areas of barrett and pricetownships in monroe county. state police are asking people to stay inside of their homes if they2can and not to go into the woods where law enforcement is searching. yesterday, police locked down their neighborhoods to look for the alleged killer. >> i understand what's going on, the importance of them catching this guy. but for us, it's just frustrating. >> state police told us in an e-mail while they still do not have eric frein in custody, they are determined to find him. it was one of their own, corporal bryon dickson who was shot and killed in the ambush outside of the barracks in pike county on september 12th. stay with nbc 10 and nbc10.com for your complete coverage of this manhunt. you can count on us to bring you any new developments as they come up in this case. >>> let's stay in northeastern pennsylvania where police are investigating a deadly accident that killed five people including three children. four vehicles were involved in the crash yesterday, along route 115 in eff

tonight police shut done a number of roads in barrett township where freen's parents live 20 miles from blooming grove where the law mep were shot outside their barracks. this is video of state police driving through the woods in scranton area tonight as search involves hundreds of federal and state agents. sharee williams all this is happening hours after corporal dixon's funeral today. >> yes this franticer is search underway, jim, there were some solemn and quiet moments for a man that lived a life of service. brian dix don't was laid to rest today. friends and colleagues described him as a man tat loved his if many family and job as one person put it he was no ordinary trooper in perfect step officers took great care as they attended to one of their own, corporal brian dixon a pennsylvania state trooper and former marine thousands will wear the uniform and line the streets of scranton to say good-bye and salute their fallen sglornl brian died with christ and rose with him to new life may he now share eternal glory. >> he was making a shift change when he was ambushed and his killer

searchers are concentrating on the dense woods in barrett and price townships. >> we believe he's in that area i described in the pike/monroe county border, based on those sightings, based on the items that we have found in the area. >> about a thousand police and fbi agents have been looking for frein around the clock. police say they have the authority to kill him if he does not surrender. >>> tonight police in burlington county are looking for the person who shot at a patrol car. it all unfolded just before 4:00 at lemon avenue and norcross lane in pemberton. police say one of their officers was patrolling the area when someone opened fire on the car. the bullet struck the roof but it did not penetrate the car. the officer was not hurt. >> new at 11:00, a major viktly for the gun-carrying mother in new jersey. late today the prosecutor's office announced it will offer shanine allen a plea agreement rather than going to trial. public outcry made the difference. >> i feel like justice has been served finally. >> reporter: you could hear the relief in shanine allen this evening after

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ron allen, nbc news, barrett township, pennsylvania. >>> the chief of police in ferguson, missouri, apologized today to the family of the young man whose killing by a police officer caused weeks of angry protests in that city. in a recorded video thomas jackson told the parents of michael brown he was "truly sorry for the loss of their son." and sorry it took so many hours to remove his body from the crime scene. he said the investigating officers meant no disrespect. a lawyer for the brown family said the apology comes at a time when trust and confidence in the chief has reached what he called an irreversible low. >>> still ahead for us tonight, farewell to the captain. our exclusive interview with derek jeter, as his home crowd and for that matter all of baseball says good-bye to the future hall-of-famer. >>> and later, take this job and love it. it's not hard if you're a softy for a face like these. >>> shortstop, number 2, derek jeter. number 2. [ cheers and applause ] >> tonight, not far from here there will be an emotional gathering in the bronx, provided the weather cooperates. this wil

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police have been look for this self-proclaimed survivalist in the wooded areas of price and barrett townshipsin mond s is county. yesterday, police were searching for the alleged killer. >> i understand what's going on, the importance of them catching this guy. but for us, it's just frustrating. >> state police told us in an e-mail while they still do not have eric frein in custody, they are determined to find him. it was one of their own, corporal bryon dickson who was shot and killed in the ambush outside of the barracks in pike county on september 12th. stay with nbc 10 and nbc10.com for your complete coverage on this police manhunt. count on us to bring you new developments in the case. >>> also in northeastern pennsylvania, police are investigating a deadly accident that killed five people including three children. four vehicles were involved in the crash yesterday along route 115 in effort, monroe county. that's 30 miles north of allentown. authorities say a mini van carrying the five victims was speeding. nobody else was hurt. >>> in philadelphia, three people, including two children a

. >> natasha, that shelter in place order lifted just few hours ago for barrett and price townships monroe county. police are moving freely, urging caution, villages, because eric frein is still on the run. >> sirens, racing police cars, new normal in monroroe county, a rural quiet area now flooded with flashing lights. it was eight days ago, thatd eric frein allegedly shot two state troopers, killing one of them. now, hundreds of law enforcement officials and thousands of residents all want the same thing, to see frein captured. >> i think the whole county will be relieved. the whole country probably, because we can't have people like this running around. >> officers a periods to be running in on the 31 year old self trained survival is, friday night, report of gunfire, appeared police had frein surrounded, when the sun roast, he was still at large, and the search, goes on, in the meantime, people in the search area had been forced to stay in their homes until late saturday evening, when the shelter in place order was lifted. >> you expect people to be put out of their homes from flooding

authorities continue to focus their efforts on barrett and price townships in monroe county, as well as the delaware state forest area. >> we know that frein has prepared and planned extensively for months and maybe years. he planned his attack and his retreat. however, we believe we are closing in on him. he is no longer safe. and i am confident that he will be apprehended. >> frein is accused of murdering pennsylvania state police corporate brian dixon, and injuring trooper alex douglas. >>> happening today, pennsylvania's house is expected to vote on philadelphia's proposed cigarette tax. the city needs the money to help funds its financially strapped public school system. the 2-dollar per pack cigarette tax will provide about $83 million a year to the state's largest school district. >>> meanwhile, the two candidates for pennsylvania governor have their first debate tonight at the state chamber of commerce dinner hershey. latest quinnipiac university poll shows challenger tom wolf 24 points ahead of incumbent tom corbett. that will pole also shows likely voters back wolf on the r