. >> thank you, lieutenant colonel bivens. today is a great day in chester county. our nightmare is finally over and the good guys won. we owe a debt of gratitude to all of the first responders for their tireless and dedicated efforts in bringing this fugitive to justice. they worked around the clock, and we are deeply grateful to all of them. our community can finally regain its normalcy and breathe a collective sigh of relief. this would not have happened without the collaboration and effort on behalf of a multitude of agencies. i need to thank the governor, colonel perris, and lieutenant colonel bivens for his unflappable leadership, the u.s. marshalls, the fbi, the u.s. customs and border patrol, the department of emergency services, the sheriff's department and every single person who went out into the field in the most horrendous conditions, we had weather problems. we had terrain problems and a ton of obstacles that prevented our capture to happen as expediently as we wanted and we never lost faith that this capture would occur. we knew that it was just a mat

this is my third manhunt with lieutenant colonel george bivens. it's not lost on me it was nine years to the day yesterday for the blooming grove ambush, and in all of those operational cycles, there is no person who enjoys more of my trust and confidence. he was tasked with standing this operation up. my confidence in him is marrow deep. he is the consummate professional. i would now like to turn it over to lieutenant colonel bivens to give you the operational rundown of the capture of cavalcante. lieutenant colonel bivens. >> thank you, governor, thank you, colonel. it is a true pleasure to stand here this morning and talk to all of you about bringing this manhunt to a successful conclusion, and without getting anyone else hurt most importantly. none of this would be possible without the support of this team represented by members of various agencies standing with us up here by others standing throughout this fire hall and still more who are out there throughout the field. let me give you a few details about how this unfolded. as you know, we ha

the other thing that i will note is that lieutenant colonel george bivens says that cavalcante knowsea, and he has been in this area before, and that is brand-new information. and we heard that he had gone to phoenixville and another spot to try to go to meet up with old acquaint acquaintances, and those made sense, but in this area where he dropped off the van, it was seemingly a random place for him to drop it off in a sleepy community, but now we know that cavalcante knows the community and knows where he is and been there before. and sarah, i think it is kate who mentioned the last hour, a different tone in the press conference and certainly urgency, but the lieutenant colonel there appearing more defensive of the operation, and he is saying, listen, we have had a needle in the haystack operation here in terms of what we have searched for, but we have located the needle several time, and nothing has gone wrong, but it is day 13, and cavalcante was seen twice in the past 12 hours or so, and still no capture. >> danny freeman, thank you for going through the important details that

for the suspect, and the lieutenant colonel for the pennsylvania state police, colonel lieutenant bivens says more than 500 officers in the area trying the find this man right now, but i want to get to some other developments that we learned specifically from the press conference. and that 10:10 sighting where he stole that.22 caliber gun is the second sighting. because a woman said she thought she saw cavalcante crouched down on a road, and at that point, police responded and found muddy footprints and followed them, and ultimately found his discarded prison issued shoes and then word that the work boots had been stolen from that area. then fast forward to 10:10 encounter about two hours later from that sighting. and so, there was a .22 caliber rifle with a scope and flashlight on it, and the resident who owned the home was there in the garage, and fired at the suspect, but it appears at that point that cavalcante was not it in the gun fire, and actually, cavalcante telling cnn, excuse me, colonel bivens telling cnn that cavalcante did not leave any blood in that particular garage. so i

lieutenant colonel george bivens details what happened next. >> shortly after 8:00 a.m., tactical teams converged on the area where the heat source was. they were able to move in very quietly. they had the element of surprise. cavalcante did not realize he was surrounded until that had occurred. that did not stop him from trying to escape. he began to crawl through ethic unde thick underbrush taking his rifle with him as he did. one of the customs and border patrol team, bortac, had a dog with them. they released the dog. some of our psp members were there, had him surrounded. the dog subdued mihm and team members from both of those teams immediately moved in. he continued to resist, but was forcibly taken into custody. >> today is a great day here in chester county. our nightmare is finally over and the good guys won. we owe a debt of gratitude to all of the first responders for their tireless and dedicated efforts in bringing this fugitive to justice. they worked around the clock, and we are deeply grateful to all of them. our community can finally regain its normalcy and breathe a co

colonel bivens said, that's not the experience he's going to get here.er, we're now in the ninth day he's been on the run. they thought at various times they had him hemmed in. they have not. >> brian, thank you for the latest. >>> a stark warning from the fbi director about how many russian spies walk among us here in the u.s. i'll ask the former director of national intelligence, james clapper, about how worried he is about this next. we really don't want people to think of feeding food like ours is spoiling their dogs. good, real food is simple. it looks like food, it smells like food, it's what dogs are supposed to be eating. ♪ (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our clients' portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher invest

you've been listening to lieutenant colonel george bivens with the pennsylvania state police reportingdan low ca danelo cavalcante, armed and on the run. this is how it happened at 10:10 p.m. they received a call from a resident indicated that a short shirtless hispanic male had been in his garage while the guy was in it. this man fired at cavalcante, cavalcante ran off. not injured, we believe. >> right. he said they don't believe that he has been injured, but there were several shots fired. they were just feet away but they think that cavalcante got away with that gun. >> again, these developments happening overnight. they are now flooding the zone where this man was last seen. >> one thing with he all were noting as we were listening to this. the tone in this press conference, there was a difference and a change from the press conference in just the urgency and the message and the seriousness of how this message was delivered. this press conference also was not planned, you know, when we woke up this morning. we learned about it partway through the morning showing that things are de

i want to share the sighting that lieutenant colonel bivens from the state police mention earlier. we actually saw some of the police action happening in that area a little earlier today. like you said the pennsylvania state police said there was a report of a person running in the area just east of longwood gardens. and, again, for viewers to remind you longwood gardens is kind of a large tourist attraction. it's a botanical gardens. it's over 200 acres large and it's sprawling. it has a lot of forest areas. it has meadows. it has fountains, things like that. we actually saw today while driving through the area. it's about 5 miles south of the prison here. we saw helicopters that were flying very, very low to the ground and taking very tight circles around that area. but, again, you also heard from the pennsylvania state police in that press conference they have not confirmed that was a sighting and they've not actually seen cavalcante from a law enforcement perspective. one other thing, briana, i want to hone in on is lieutenant colonel george bivens believes he remains in the pe

the president bivens was keen to highlight during his trip for 2 countries good for as long and bigger war. it took favorite us of domestic efforts to reach the beach. beef nom has now and debated the us to the top of the street there. heard that key for by electric relations during the night, that was the bread and joe biden. and i on behalf of our 2 countries having decided to appoint the joint statement, men upgrading relations between vietnam and the us. they do a comprehensive strategic partnership, the copies cooperation and sustainable development for to a new business type is on the agenda for both nations. the us, the speed now as a manufacturing follow house, an inc, multi $1000000000.00 airline, and semi conductor deeds. those results that many with lemmings wanted from biden's visit that i hope that there's a visit would create opportunities for maybe at the muse good to be exported to the us china emissions and the teaching at also pushing the us and beat them together. indecent months reading, i'm have protest against china assertiveness in the south china sea. spite and

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extermination of vice of native americans lived by hunting these wild animals. colonists slaughtered the bivens and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo did, he's in india and gone, said colonel richard dogs, a veteran of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically. the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army generals philip sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the info his words, the only good india is a dead indian. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been a majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the, in the, in an ordinary cafe cold or kids, russian troops discovered the torture room, a regular torture room used by ukrainian nationalist battalions. the own, the collaboration with the right. psyched up on the i the battalion low go say both civilians and p o w use were held here. once you see it is up we're, we're just recently did the new book

lieutenant colonel bivens said that they're looking into the idea that cavalcante could be receiving he said. >> i'd like to direct a message to anyone that may have offered assistance or contemplating assisting cavalcante in any way. we will prosecute for those actions. >> martha, cavalcante tried to contact two acquaintances sunday night.he tried to establish a place to meet his acquaintances alone. they didn't help him. theyle to police, which is how police found out that he breached their search perimeter. the van was towed away yesterday. the question is, did somebody help here, did he steal another car or did he run away. it's a possibility if he ran away, then he would be in this surrounding area. that's why teams are searching it. we learned that cavalcante's sister has been arrested by ice agents and facing deportation. she's not cooperating with the investigation. back to you. >> thanks, nate. we bring in u.s. marshall robert clark, supervisor of the u.s. marshall fugitive task force in eastern pennsylvania on this hunt. deputy robert clark, thank you very much for stepping

. >> and in that area -- >> listening to lieutenant colonel george bivens giving an updaten whereaboutsdanelo cavalcante. escaped convicted killer on the run 12 days now. state police saying the investigation shifted with state and federal partners bringing in additional resources. adjusting to what is needed and officials believe he is still in pennsylvania, because he does not have the resources to get out of the state. in fact, officials were saying they believe he is still in chester county, though there is no defined search area as of this moment. a couple of important nuggets from that press conference to point out. officials believe cavalcante reached out now to several people looking for assistance and say he's desperate and need help. in fact, this image taken from a doorbell camera over the weekend. you can see, he changed his appearance there. one of at least two instances in which this escaped killer has tried to seek help from people. officials in pennsylvania warning anyone who might assist him, saying those who may be aiding him will be prosecuted fully, but if you choose

we've heard from lieutenant colonel bivens being transparent over the last couple weeks. tell me what stood out to you as you listened to that press conference. >> there's three takeaways that strike me. the stark contrast in the law enforcement techniques and tools that were used. we have state-of-the-art thermal imaging. imagine the value of that as someone is moving through the woods or a building. and we have on the other end of the spectrum, the old-fashioned k-9, the dog, that isolated the fugitive and made sure he didn't go anywhere. that struck me. secondly, the entire panoply of state, local, and county law enforcement that comes together like this. they're not asking questions like, well, i'm not sure if i have jurisdiction. they ask, how can i help? and the team that came from border patrol and you may be asking why? one, is skill sets are there from tracking and rescuing people in very rough terrain on the american/mexican border. believe it or not, pennsylvania is considered a border state in the form of lake eerie and the border of canada. so they have venue

so according to lieutenant colonel george bivens, this all started last night just a little after midnightr alarm went off and it brought a lot of resources to the area. pennsylvania state police said tactical teams really swarmed this area of chester county to try to find cavalcante. then they weren't able to find him, but they got some help from above. an aerial team at around 1:00 a.m. picked up heat signals. it was a dea fixed wing airplane that was flying over. they picked up heat signals that they believe was cavalcante. the teams began to come in once again, but then this large storm hit. he said there was lightning in the area. it forced all of those assets to go back and land for safety. but then, according to pennsylvania state police, this team made a decision to stay in the area. they found cavalcante in the woods behind us. and take a listen to what bivens said happened next. >> he began to crawl through thick underbrush, taking his rifle with him as we went. one of the customs and border control teams had a dog with them. they released the dog. some of our psp sert members we

i say thanks to them and good job. >> i'm with colonel bivens on this, willing to give the officers aon't want to set a precedent with it. it would be wrong if the norm were to become celebrating police work with photos but in this case where law enforcement endured 90 degree temperatures while working round-the-clock capturing a man who had already been convicted of stabbing his girlfriend in front of her kids, i think the officers choice to make a photographic remnants can be overlooked. >>> up next this secret service agent was with president kennedy 60 years ago at age 88 has now published a book that makes the new claim pertaining to the so- called single or magic bullet theory. so what really happened, i will ask gerald posner, he wrote the book on the kennedy assassination. >>> make sure you are going to smerconish.com and voting on this week's poll question, which is most effective in protecting and promoting the rights of the working class? labor unions, federal government or the free market ? conquer a 6 course menu. rule over what you write with the smooth writing, longest

the native americans lived by hunting these wild animals. colonists slaughtered the bivens and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo dead is in india and gone, said colonel richard dogs, a veteran of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically. the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army general phillips sheridan express. the evidence of this policy in the income is worth the only good india is that dead indians, the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been a majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the, the total is the aggressor today i'm authorized with additional strong sanctions today . russia was the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing, but i think you chose the problem just a couple seniors. just click on the only thing and most the more in the will ship. we're banning all important. so russian oil

tactical units got into position on the ground and around 8 this morning move lieutenant colonel george bivens who was in charge of the search, spoke to me one-on-one describing the moment couple kiante was apprehended. he didn't hear them coming. >> until they got closer as they approached, he did realize that someone was coming through the woods. he was still holding that stolen rifle and resisting until a police canine took him down. calvacante was wearing an eagles sweatshirt. prison issued pants and stolen boots. later he was led away surrounded by heavily armed state troopers and an armored vehicle hitting to a new prison where officers guarantee he will never escape a good. i just feel it. we can finally get back to business. >> well, we've got a big storm now making its way toward the eastern seaboard. where is eastern seaboard. where is lead headed? ♪♪ ready to feel what it's like? when you can du more with less asthma. it's possible with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help impr

lieutenant colonel bivens. >> thank you cover. thank you, colonel. it's a true pleasure to stand here this morning to talk to you about -- talk to you about bringing this manhunt to a successful conclusion and without getting anyone hurt, most importantlyly. none of this would be possible without the support of this team represented by members of various agencies stand us up here throughout this fire hall and by still more who are out there in the field. so let me give you a few details about how this unfolded. . as you know we've been working in a northeast perimeter in chester county. last night shortly after midnight a series of events needed town fold. first, we had a -- a burglar alarm at a residence at priser road neither perimeter. our people investigating that did not find cavalcante there or anyone else, but it brought -- it started to bring some of our people into that area. we had been searching an area not far from there already with some tactical teammates that night. there was an aircraft overhead utilizing flare takaji and close to 1:0

this is my third manhunt with lieutenant colonel george bivens. it's not lost on me that it was nine years to the day yesterday for the blooming grove ambush. and in all of those operational cycles, there is no person who enjoys more of my trust and confidence. he was tasked with standing this operation up. my confidence in him is marrow deep. he is the consummate professional, and i would now like to turn it over to lieutenant colonel bivens to give you the operational rundown of the capture of cavalcante. lieutenant colonel bivens. >> thank you, governor. thank you, colonel. it is a true pleasure to stand here this morning and talk to all of you about bringing this manhunt to a successful conclusion and without getting anyone else hurt. most importantly, none of this would be possible, all without the support of this. by up here by others standing throughout this fire hall and by still more who are out there in the field. so let me give you a few details about how this unfolded. as you know, we have been working most recently in a perimeter esta

extermination of vice of native americans lived by hunting these wild animals. colonists slaughtered the bivens and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo did, he's in india and gone, said colonel richard dogs, a veteran of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically. the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army general phillips sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the infant as were the only good india is a dead indian. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims in millions having been a majority on the continent before being digit, as people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the known in vietnam america was the vietnam war. last, it's almost 2 decades and drained in numerous countries. not any time we have now, and then you don't see it now. why? it's all i'm empty. hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to bank the south vietnamese on me. and that's on top of that not meant to support the american s

i know today that lieutenant colonel bivens confirmed that cavalcante's sister, who they are now movingrtation procedures, did try to assist him about his escape. and when you and i talked last time, you said she was important, but you couldn't disclose anything at the time, but afterwards you would be able to. and now that, of course, he is captured, are you able to tell us more about how she was helping him or trying to help him? >> well, what i can tell you was she was an illegal overstay. there were times where she was less than candid with law enforcement officers. and we believe that other times she was giving us information that was not credible. so, rather than pursue obstruction charges, we decided to take her out of the equation and she was detained by i.c.e. it just was too much of our time and resources to look into pursuing her criminally. so we just decided to eliminate her from the situation. >> so, in the final moments, and i'm honing in on something you said that he said in the interview today, that there were three times that law enforcement officers almost stepped on

taxes. indictment comes as congressional republicans pursued impeachment to inquire into president bivens alleged involvement in hunter biden's . foreign business ventures accost corresponded. kimberly how good has the link to us now as well? what i can tell you is that we have been expecting there was the potential for these charges against the president's son. uh now they have been leveled against hunter biden, at least in regards to these gun charges. and we can tell you that these are the most cost sequential, if he is convicted so far against hunter biden, this is, as you mentioned, the result of a long time investigation by special counsel, david weiss, a trump, a point to you. we should point out, and we should point out as well that a 100 by and could have avoided much of this if his sleeve deal from july was successful that ultimately fell apart. and now, not only is he facing these gun charges, but he could potentially also be facing tax evasion charges as well. the timing and all of this. not particularly good for joe biden. the president, given the fact that this white house h

to be united states where how speaker, kevin, the coffee has lost impeachment inquiry into present bivens from the business dealings spanking them. a cost based as the investigation will focus on abuse of power obstruction and corruption public in the house. members accused president by way of helping the business partners of the son hunter during his time as vice president without presenting evidence of the whitehouse has dismissed the push as politically merchandise was resolved on our 1st correspondence. stuff on the assignments and washington told us more about why this improvements in quality has been on as well. they came not as a surprise, despite the fact that the house republicans tried for 9 months to find any evidence of what they allege. and that is to tie president joe biden to his sons hunter, biden's foreign business dealings. and they didn't come up with anything and 9 months, despite that, the white house was kind of anticipating and prepared for this to happen any time. why? because it is good politics. you see the house speaker speak of the house. mccarthy did call for

post bonds, alexis bivens and costs of, of the the that is valid whether on its way towards the british owls towards orland festival. it's not that yet. this is sitting, you know, a terminal looking to take strain up to woods no way. maybe catching denmark as well, but sunshine is on the cause of the immediate future. as you can see 22 degrees in london, maybe a shower to most of europe is enjoying it. so that it all big showers around in greece. could be a bit of a worry for those recently had flooding. there's a big thing really there on the way through and the seems to southern it to me. but in between, i mean look at it. it's sunshine in the 20s for the most part, some places with an average still. however, what these kind of get into ireland, this spinning low is very much a storm system, a little bit early to be quite so violent. i would say the bins forecasting gives it just one to a strong se. wins possibly goes and then it goes away, but it goes east, which to be honest. that creek nicole what's happening in central mad cuz it may be some concern, of course, is heading to us ea

involved in the murder. 7 months also trained development in the us state of ohio, president joe bivens issued an executive order to assist and the clean up the us government is going to oversee the train operations efforts to help the local community and these palestine recover from the accident. norfolk southern says it's going to compensate the residence would affect it when it's train crash on counting hazardous chemicals and burst into flames. those are the headlines. people in power is out. next i'm role math as and don't forget our website. of course, i'll just eat or dot com, stay with us on orders. here. we look at the world's top disney stories from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and including security around the world. is there something that the international community your view should be doing to understand how it affects? counting the cost on al jazeera, the is regarded as the best place of civilization, but to rock is now experiencing an intensifying votes across a process that has tons, once flushed farmland into best displays thousands and

are accused of interfering in the state of georgia's 2020 election results to try and able to enjoy bivens when none of the defendants are expected to appear before the leader of the american far right group. the proud voice has been sentenced to 22 years in prison and re code terriers punishment as the most severe of anyone convicted of involvement in the january 6, the tech on capitol hill. now the tech stage by suppose is a full, the president donald trump, in 2021. so to book congress from certifying j. biden's election waiting a correspondent. hi, direct castro to pull. so from washington, dc, a prosecutor say, and rekey tar. you was the top commander of the far right extreme is group that on january 6th, 2021 saw itself as donald trump's army. 6 t r u was not physically present at the riots that delayed the congressional certification of jo biden's. when the prosecutor said tarry, o orchestrated the attack. recruiting lieutenants, monitoring the assault and privately telling others later make no mistake. we did this. tauriel served a 4 month jail sentence in 2022 for another offense,

all presenter bivens says that all the auto workers deserve to share in the company's success. companies have made some significant offers, but i believe it should go further to ensure record corporate profits mean record contracts for the identity. say that again, record corporate profit, which they have should be shared by record contracts for the u a w. and just as we're building an economy in the future, we need labor agreements for the future. it's my hope that the parties can return to the conversation table to forge a win win agreement. to continue our active engagement, i'm just, i'm deploying dispatching to members of my team to detroit. she advertises a reports from detroit, the hub of america's automotive industry. both 1700 workers of for you i w 144000 membership and alan strike 3 pounds and 3 states. one of the higher one in missouri out of this for pounds here just outside the shootings. and we're on the picket line here, and actually all of the work from good if you can see that there's parts and the other of us were told about school management, the from your place i on

yeah, because sarah bivens next will start a new policy that will attract voters from a cd, the social democrats on to the current task and our skill frontier and the former leader of the social democrats. the book push far to get to probably 20 percent as well. now you have 20 percent and the potential about a potential 20 percent on the left is so the question is if they split the opposition like that, why wouldn't they not go in at least one way to get in this issue, but they say, let's stop the war and ukraine, half of populist government and overthrow shows just for the sake that we can add to this war. and after the past democratic with walls in the country that over to you. and probably the reason why people are voting for extreme is bodies are so caught the extreme was politics, i could set it up at a spot is democratic because the elective democratically and within the constitution. yeah. but i mean, it's kind of the sum total of our, our discussion taskbar, is that this is much more than a protest. it's a, it's, it's coherent, it's ideologically coherent, and it's quote, crea

you in that journal assembly is opening remarks. bivens said he's concerned and the direction in which government is gang. the rescue team is in the eastern libya in the city of den. i'll continue to search for survivors. but 10 days off the 2 dimes collapsed in a storm. there's little hope of finding anyone alive once his hair is audi. hashim is wanting developments from the capital trip in the a the a brief said, well before the late arrest, it's thought there are thousands more that on the induct. now, the eastern libyan city that's suffering with its dead. yes, these are your 10 days after the september 30 storm destroyed the cities, 2 dams rescue efforts continue and exceptional cases. survivors are found at hope's fading goal. finding any more alive for the may ask. then if you will, that need and libya's situation, it's not as quick but flawed. meaning a drift with the destruction of homes is very difficult to find survivors in such conditions, especially in muddy areas. not to mention those who was swept into the sea. as you know, there's no survival when you're in the water fo

this campaign is calling bivens trip a cheap photo all john henson reports from chicago. somebody of bolingbrook as a newly aggressive united auto workers union is driving a wedge between the big 3 all of the parts distribution facilities that general motors are still in us. are being called to stand up and strike on the union announced expanded strikes against $38.00 g m, and still enters auto parts centers in 20 states across the us at in $5600.00 striking workers to the $13000.00 already on strike. but in the latest wave, ford was spared with the union side in progress, with the oldest automaker. kind of like a slap in the face. general motor has always been a powerhouse and automotive industry. so if you think more to do it, i would think that the policy for the 1st time after making major concessions and the 2078 financial crisis, the union is making big demand. starting with a 40 percent pay increase over 4 years to match recent c e o salary. i am currently earning less money per hour than i was 23 years ago. and you would like to get that back? absolutely. gm presi

hunting these wild animals, colonists slaughtered the bivens and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo dead is in india and gone, said colonel richard dogs, a veteran of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically. the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army general phillips sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the infamous words. the only good india is a dead indian. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims in millions having been a majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the, the hello and welcome to the cross cock, were all taken to consider 9 peter lavelle. western relates in their play and media of media cleared the ukraine proxy. war is all about weakening and eventually destroying russians, military capacities. this is why there is no good faith appeals about in negotiating 10 to the conflict, they have chosen another forever war, the processing nato's choi

that's what we learned from lieutenant conditional george bivens. he came with some knowledge of the area. i've never seen a manhunt, with this many instances of a fugitive, so close to law enforcement. and people saw him with eye balls. day two, a trooper saw him and chased him. he got away. he got away from the guy in the garage who shot him several times and didn't hit him. >> he was closed to you at one point. >> he was close to us. two nights ago, we were doing a live shot, a little earlier than we are now, 8:45 at a barn, based on a sighting that a woman had seen him less than an hour earlier, he was right where we were doing the live shot. he could be feet away. you can't see ten feet out here. he was close. >> what was he going to do next? >> that's what we got from robert clark of the marshal's office. he told the investigators today, his next plan, within the next 24 hours, to carjack someone, take their vehicle and drive towards canada. we've been hearing from investigators for a long time that his plan was to try to leave the country and

during a press conference on sunday, lieutenant gorge bivens addressing mounting criticism that thisndividual was able to slip past hundreds of men and women in law enforcement. >> i'm not going to make an excuse to you. i wish it had not happened. unfortunately, there are a lot of circumstances, a lot of issues associated with that property. tunnels, very large drainage ditches, things that could not be secured. you couple that with earth, aviation being down a night. a number of things. no excuses. >> reporter: authorities believe that cavalcante who have crossed state lines, but very much the focus is in pennsylvania. authorities are involved especially given concern that he may have been headed to mexico and eventually brazil. authorities say that his sister is in custody. they didn't elaborate on the charges there. they did say, however, one of the biggest focuses right now is to try to prevent a potential carjacking, but also to cut off any support that cavalcante may turn to. polo sandoval, cnn, pennsylvania. >> we turn to cnn law enforcement analyst charles ramsey with perspe

today, we learned, laura, at least for the moment, lieutenant colonel george bivens they don't have any indication he has a weapon on him but they are concerned he might procure one somehow because he has been seen near several homes and it is believed he has broken into at least one of them. >> it has been almost a week since his escape. why are they having such a hard time finding him? >> well, the search area has been shifting constantly. it shifted a little bit to the east today. it shifted back and forth and expanded today. you can also tell when you are out there. this is extremely rural areas of eastern pennsylvania. a lot of farmhouses. a lot of rolling hills. hillsides, forests. i will show you another example of why this search is so complicated. we will pan to your left. my right. our photojournalist jake shire will take you down the railroad tracks. what we are told by law enforcement, you can see down there, the engines. those engines are attached to freight trains usually. these are areas that they are searching. they did tell us that they are searching these areas because

lasted ten days s out there or eric frinham that ended with a massive shootout, or this lieutenant bivens who led that area, and that was again in rural wooded areas and a state trooper was killed in the final gun battle with him, and so nobody out here doing this is out there on the first rodeo, and it is a relatively small area, and so they will get this guy. >> and we have other breaking news coming in to cnn former white house chief of staff to donald trump mark med dose and five others charged in the interference case, and the one focussed in fulton county, t georgia, have plead not guilty. now, sara murray is keeping track of all of the pleas as they come n and what is this saying about the state of the case, sara? >> well, kate, we were waiting to see this flurry of filings, and we suspected that not a lot of the folks and especially not mark meadows the white house chief of staff would want to appear in person at the fulton county courthouse for arraignments and now we are seeing the filings coming in, and mark meadows has entered a plea of not guilty and waived the arraignment an

during a press conference on sunday, lieutenant commander george bivens addressing questions, that he was able to slip away from men and women in law enforcement. >> unfortunately there are a lot of circumstances, a lot of issues associated with that property. tunnels, very large drainage ditches. things that could not be secured. you couple that with weather, aviation being down for a night. there are many complications, again no excuses. >> >> reporter: very much still remains a search focused in pennsylvania though federal authorities are still involved. especially given the initial concern he may have been headed to mexico and potentially to his native brazil. authorities did say that his sister is in the custody of immigration and customs enforcement. they did say one of the biggest focuses right now is to try to prevent a potential carjacking but also to cut off any potential support that cavalcante may return to. paul sands, cnn. >> alleged sexual conduct. mel tucker has been suspended without pay. as authorities expel the fact that he may have acted inappropriately. tucker cla

the beginning mixture of state, local and federal resources, in the past few days, we heard george bivenssed federal agents. i saw them three days ago, u.s. marshals, as well as border patrol and then pennsylvania state police and police from local departments all across pennsylvania. we have seen come here, as well. you have aviation units, dogs, horses, drones, everything they have, they use to find daniel cavalcante. what made it so difficult is terrain here. there is a lot of corn fields and botanical gardens at longwood garden, thick vegetation, difficult to push through. they had dogs that one of them suffered heat stroke. been really hot, which made things difficult for cavalcante and for the canines. whatever resources available, they used in bringing the convicted killer into custody. >> ainsley: maybe that is why he was wearing long sleeves. i'm sure he was dressed in long sleeves to get through the terrain. thank you. bring in robin, retired special agent. lots of pressure on law enforcement, been 13 days, did a great job and caught this guy. tell us what we're seeing on the im

sister is in deportation mode and i'm impressed with the lieutenant colonel, i think his name is bivens not deporting her because she didn't cooperate. she basically told them she wouldn't. reporting her because she shouldn't be here so here's a message to anyone who thinks they're going to help this guy. you help this guy, you are getting a quick to get out of this country home. >> harold: your thoughts on what they are doing, not doing. >> jesse: they are not catching him. international serial killer. do you think he's killed more than two people? i guarantee you. not just the person he killed in brazil. i'm sure there's bodies piled up all over the place. so he crab walks off the wall and the stupid security guy was looking at his phone. didn't even realize they had an escaped convict on the loose until an hour later. he has been terminated. and then they have this squeeze perimeter. it was about an eight to 10-mile perimeter with bloodhounds. the bloodhounds can smell better than a pig. they get the smell and the kid dissent in their wrinkles. these guys never ever miss anybody. whe

bivens says cavalcante hid out in the jungles. >> it's my understanding the search was not intense andfter the period of time he was able to simply slip away. that is not what his experience is going to be here. >> reporter: in the search area behind me we know there are several cameras, some surveillance cams a placed by law enforcement but there are also trail cameras placed by private operators. it's those private trail cameras that have captured the images of danelo cavalcante on the move but we've just learned those images were not transmitted in realtime. so it sometimes took about a day for law enforcement to get them. brian todd, cnn, kenneth square, pennsylvania. >>> now to philadelphia where police officer mark dial surrendered to authorities hours after the district attorney released body cam footage of the shooting death of eddy ozari, who died five seconds after the officer exited his police car. the video you're about to see is very disturbing. >> shots fired. did you hear the -- >> the officer, west -- >> move the car. >> all right. >> so as i said the video contradicted

the first thing i want to say is kudos to the colonel, bivens.y was measured, focused, determined. he never lost faith. he had a huge team to coordinate. congratulations to him. now as it relates to the prison, this is a prison where the maximum term of incarceration is 24 months. so it really is like a county jail. and they are held there until they are moved to the state prisons. but we have seen a lot of problems in these county jails, or facilities like rikers, where everyone was asleep, or jeffrey epstein -- apparently i was thinking of you, jesse -- supposedly killed himself. there has got to be a new requirement. there is new technology in place. the guy that was on the watchtower, he got fired. but, you know, people get comfortable when they are on a job for 15, 18 years. and we've got to test, retest, and continue to make sure that they are doing their job correctly. but i think the biggest story here is not just the resolution of the people that they just said they were tense come on edge, didn't sleep because schools were closed, this

because of what we heard from authorities, lieutenant colonel george bivens saying recently that thishority had been able to elude authorities in brazil after he committed his first murder, hiding out in the jungles of south america and eventually able to get away. the lieutenant colonel insisting that that is likely not going to happen here. this is what he said with some confi confidence. >> i will keep up this search at whatever tempo is necessary for as long as we need to. he is a dangerous individual and we'll keep this up. we've done it in the past. i would think that advhistory should allow people to see that we mean it when we say we're here to stay. >> there's certainly a growing sense of not just frustration, but also bewilderment that now into a week and a half of this search, that cavalcante still remains out of the reach of authorities. but when you hear prosecute pennsylvania state police, they will say with confidence that they believe that he is still here and that they will find him sooner or later. polo sandoval, cnn, chester county, pennsylvania. >>> russ claims its

lieutenant commander george bivens and his team took us through their control and dispatch homes featuringated realtime. >> reporter: it's a beehive of activity with officers getting deployment orders, helicopters coming in and out. a resident who lives inside the perimeter where cavalcante is believed to be on the move says the manhunt is aggressive. >> state police and border patrol and other police zipping around. there's constant coverage of the area. >> reporter: robert clark of the u.s. marshalls are telling us what his teams are doing to push cavalcante in a corner. >> our guys are literally in the woods, going through bushes, checking sheds and inline houses and the tactical teams. >> reporter: and new information on cavalcante's run on the time in brazil after allegedly committing a previous murder. they say cavalcante hid out in the jungles. >> it's my understanding that the search was not intense and after a period of time he was able to slip away. that is not what his experience is going to be here. >> reporter: in the search area behind me, we know there are many cameras, surv

lieutenant george bivens of the pennsylvania state police says if law enforcement finds cavalcante anduthorized to use deadly force. >> hope they catch him. thank you very much for that. i'm jim acosta in for wolf blitzer in the situation room. you can tweet the show. the situation room is also available as a podcast wherever you get your podcasts and my friend over at the 7:00 program, erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> out front next, leaning into the economy, president biden ramping up his re-election campaign as he pushes his chick vision, but so far he's struggling to impress voters. why is that?

i want you to hear from lieutenant colonel george bivens, as he addressed criticism and many questions right now about how this man was able to split past hundreds of law enforcement personnel. >> so, you do the best you can with any given circumstance. it's no different when it's a wooded search. it's no different when there are challenges with every one of them. so, we do the very best that we can. our people did a great job. and i applaud them. i wish that he had not been able to slip through there. but that does happen sometimes. and that's why we don't simply rest on our laurels and say, okay, we're going to take one approach. >> reporter: we know that the sister of cavalcante is currently in the custody of immigration and customs enforcement officers. they couldn't say exactly why. we can tell you that authorities are trying to cut off any potential support, reaching out to any associates of his. and lastly, one of the biggest concerns for investigators is with every day, cavalcante grows more desperate. a huge worry for authorities tonight, as we begin day 12, tomorrow, of this

but jim, i want you to take a listen to what the lieutenant colonel, george bivens, who's been leadingion of state police, what he said about why he believes cavalcante is still in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> i have no reason to believe that he is not. i don't believe he has the resources to get out of pennsylvania. and again, other pieces of information that we have generated within this investigation lead me to believe that he is still here. >> reporter: and last thing i'll say, jim, is that the u.s. marshal service now says they're playing the long game, but they do say that the advantage was cavalcante in the woods. they pushed him out. they feel like the advantage has now shifted to law enforcement. we shall see. it's day 12. jim? >> certainly would appear he has the advantage. he's still on the run. danny freeman, chester county, pennsylvania, thank you so much. boris? >>> a race to save an american man trapped in a cave in turkey may have just entered its final stage. this is new video of that rescue under way. rescuers believe he could be out of the cave within the nex

the press conference lieutenant colonel bivens made it clear, you know, that they were able to use thel imaging. they saw the suspect and called in that group of s.w.a.t. team members. they were able to sneak up on him and get around him in the circle, but when he realized they were there, he fought. he tried to get away and he crawled away and grabbed the weapon and continued to crawl with the weapon. at that time they were authorized to use lethal force, but they didn't. they put the talk out there. the dog took the suspect down. thankfully nobody was hurt on either side. that weapon is a dangerous weapon. it's accurate out to 200, 300 yards. it all ended well. >> no question. and we have seen prison escapes and with the escapee not surviving certainly it did take two weeks and let's set aside his escape from prison which is one thing and touring that two-week weight and hunt there, was a time when he said he was in a certain cordon but clearly escaped that cordon. what mistakes, if any, do you think that the police made here? >> well, you can call them mistakes. it's hard to secure

and lieutenant colonel bivens said he wasn't necessarily skilled. he was desperate. to be hyperbolic and talk about the nightmare being over and a community having a sigh of relief. there's one family in particular feeling extremely relieved, the family of his murdered ex-girlfriend who live in this community, who say they feared for their lives as this killer who is suspected of murdering someone in brazil is still on the loose. the chester county district attorney said the very first call they made was to that family. let's take a listen. >> one of the first calls we made upon learning about this capture was to the brandough family who had been living in a complete nightmare. they are so grateful to the men and women who helped with the capture. they can now finally sleep again. i can't thank law enforcement enough for their efforts. >> reporter: certainly there are a number of institutions that will have to put that mirror in front of their face to check out how they might have helped things go wrong, and shimmying up a wall and escaping and for two weeks, evading