travis boyd thousand back in police custody 24 hour after he escaped.t-year-old travis boyd thousand back in police custody 24 hour after he escaped.-year-old travis boyd thousand back in police custody 24 hour after he escaped. >> for the past 24 hours we've been focusing on boyd especially while he was on the run, but now that icehe's behind bar, i want to tell you about the victim a 22-year-old veteran of the new orleans police department also a father of three. certainly a tragic father's day weekend for his family. those who knew him best say he was funny, good hearted and trend to everyone he met. >> from the moment he walked into the sixth district, he was full of life. up until yesterday, he was a guy full of life. he told jokes. he was the life of roll call of the platoon. >> we're learning more about why that life was taken too soon. police say travis boyd 33 years old was arrested by the night shift officers and then they happened ended up handing boy to officer holeaway. police say he fired a .38 caliber, it was con if ifi police say he fired a .38 caliber, it was con if

they are now searching for travis boyd.ring in charleston in memory of the nine people gunned down in a bible story. the suspected shotter dylann officer is behind bars on a suicide watch. bond is set at $1 million. and that's how fox report on this saturday. 2015 ends. i am heather childers in for julie banderas. thanks for having me and thanks for watching. manhunt for murderer starts right now and after that hour live with judge janine on the search and updates throughout the night as the news breaks. we'll have rick on the scene as well. stay right here with the fox news channel for the very latest. have a good evening. >>> hello friends. good morning. today is sunday, june 21, 2015. this is a fox news alert. closing in on the killers. police are zeroing in on these two men. hot spots they are searching the now and why police may be close to capture. >>> the church at the center of tragedy is ready to reopen doors this morning as we learn details about the suspected kill canner brand new photos and terrifying online man

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police arrested travis boyd this morning just one day after authorities say that while boyd was handcuffed and locked in the back of a police car he somehow managed to shoot and kill officer daniel holloway. any idea how this guy was able to get out of his handcuffs, get a gun and shoot this veteran police officer? >> leyland, a short time earlier there was a press conference where we learned what led up to the shooting. police say travis boyd was arrested by officers on the night shift in new orleans after an aggravated assault which he was going to be charged with. he was handed over to officer holloway who was transporting him to jail when somehow boyd moved his handcuffs from the back to the front of his body. think they think he was double jointed. he pushed through a small cage. he pulled out a .40 caliber smith and wesson and shot officer holloway in the head. he later died at the hospital. where boyd got that .40 caliber and why it wasn't discovered during the initial patdown, still under investigation. we did learn that those night shift officer actually took a .38 caliber revolve

they are now searching for travis boyd.ll ring in charleston in memory of the nine people gunned down in a bible story. the suspected shotter dylann officer is behind bars on a suicide watch. bond is set at $1 million. and that's how fox report on this saturday. 2015 ends. i am heather childers in for julie banderas. thanks for having me and thanks for watching. manhunt for murderer starts right now and after that hour live with judge janine on the search and updates throughout the night as the news breaks. we'll have rick on the scene as well. stay right here with the fox news channel for the very latest. have a good evening. >>> two vicious and dangerous men, killers, including a cop killer are on the loose. >> they managed a massive manhunt to make precise cuts in the steam pipes they crawled we are here just a block away. this is the manhole cover where they escaped.

he started to transport boyd to jail when boyd who has a history of being an escape artist when it comes to being in law enforcement custody, he moved his hand cuffs from behind his body to the front of the body then he managed to push through a small opening of the cage that separates the back and the front of the car. he pulled out a .40 caliber smith and wesson and shot officer holloway in the head and took off on foot. holloway later died at the hospital. where he got that gun and why it wasn't discovered during the initial search both are under investigation. police ended up centurying for boyd for almost 24 hours this morning an officer saw him getting on a bus after a brief chase he was taken into custody. thankfully nobody was hurt. now the new orleans police chief said they will look at all of their procedures within the department to make sure that they never have to go through another tragedy like this. >> will carr thank you very much. >>> a nationwide egg shortage is taking a bite out of profits for many restaurant owners and that means prices could go up for everybody. some

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boyd, thank you very much for joining us. guess this debate probably doesn't surprise you because it's been going on in south carolina for years, but now it's taken -- it's gone national, if you will. unfortunately because of the horrific events that happened in charmt charleston. i want to get your take. do you think this is a state issue that should be taken up just to be discussed in the state and only the state or do you think the presidential candidates should have an opinion on it one way or another? >> well, i think presidential candidates should certainly have an opinion on it one way or the other. i think they do. i think their response has been politically calculated, and that's sad because this country needs leadership at this time. this country always needs good leadership, and good leaders act first and then think about political ramifications. to hear some of the responses have been somewhat -- have been very disappointing actually but my hat's off to somebody like senator corker in tennessee who came out this m

task force officer actually saw travis boyde and apprehended him shortly before 9:00 a.m.was attempt to go boorda rpa bus. >> boyde was being drive tone jail saturday for aggravated assault when he allegedly shot police officer darryl holloway. it is still unclear how boyde slipped hits handcuffs from behind his back, pulled gun and shot the officer as he drove. the police car crashed into a power pole, boyde climbed into the frontal seat through a cage and et cetera caped. >> we'll find out how that happened to ensure that that absolutely never happens again. >> the 450 year old officer died at the hospital. he had been on the new orleans police force since 1992, and was the father of three children. he was more than a great cop. he was a good man. he was a good father. our hearts break for him and his children on fathers day. >> brian web for cbs news, new york. >> security video captures the moment here following michetti attack on los angeles man you see the victim there stumble across the street and collapse. police soon arrive after. they are able to help that man. t

now, i did talk to the lieutenant governor, boyd rutherford briefly, just a few minutes ago. he says he has known about this diagnosis since saturday. he was talking to the governor then and he had been out of the country before that but he also talked about the personal relationship that the two have and how this is affecting him and his family on a personal level beyond the political. he did speak specifically about how this succession would be that he would be taking over some events like tomorrow there is a board of public works meeting that he would stand in for the governor but also mentioned that this administration has the same chief of staff for the governor and lieutenant governor and communications director so there could be a seamless transition if needed. live in annapolis, derrick ward news4. back to you. >>> let's begin in virginia with other story, questions about why police had to respond twice to a cull of shots fired over the weekend in fredericksburg. >> those bullets went through an apartment wall and hit a man asleep inside. julie carey joins us from the

now boyd rutherford is 58 years of age. he had never run for elected office before he ran as the hand-picked candidate of larry hogan. he served in both the state and federal governments. he served under george w. bush in various departments and so, he has intellect and he has experience. and he will, according to larry hogan, be ready to assume duties when necessary. >> all right. chris gordon. thanks so much. let's go to the live desk now and scott macfarlane. scott he talked a lot about how he has worked day and night. he has quite a heavy workload and that's going to be quite a lot, too, for the lieutenant governor to assume. >> among the things the governor must do publicly, among the things he must tend to are board of public works meetings. that may sound trivial but the board of public works is a pivotal agency in maryland it decides where and how money is spent and the governor alluded to the fact the lieutenant governor may sit in on some of those meetings and the governor was asked point blank are you gonna keep

. >> he told us he'll be here working every day, lieutenant boyd rutherford. if the governor has to step away a little while, boiled rutherford can certainly take -- boyd rutherford can certainly take on the responsibility. it's sad that our friend is going through this, so let's come together and keep him in our prayers. >> reporter: in the hours before the announcement today the governor had bone marrow taken from his body. treatments are scheduled to start as soon as possible. in annapolis scott broom, wusa9. >> there are more than 60 different kinds of non- hodgkin's lymphomas and we spoke with a doctor today who said even the aggressive ones can be cured with therapies we have today. >> he's in for probably six courses of what's called chemo immunotherapy, a combination of several chemotherapy drugs and a monocloneal antibody or a targeted therapy specific to the lymphoma cells. if it's given the way we traditionally give it, it's every three weeks for six cycles. >> the doctor says the governor will likely require a lot of help the next several months wh

lieutenant governor boyd rutherford is his right hand man. he's an exceptional individual. if the governor has to step away for a little while, boyd rutherford can certainly take on the responsibility. it's sad our friend is going through this. let's come together and keep him in our prayers. >> reporter: that's house of delegate minority leader nick kepke expressing the sentiments of almost everyone here at the statehouse. the governor will continue working through this and his staff and cabinet will work through this as well. on the days and moments he can't work the lieutenant governor is able to step in. the governor noticed a lump in his throat about three weeks ago as he was headed out on an overseas trade mission and saw the doctors when he got back and got the bad news. after a series of biopsies. >> we hope the best for the governor as he goes through this process which he even admits is likely to beat him up a bit, as he put it. u.s. senator barbara mikulski has a statement. "i was stunned and saddened to learn about governor hogan's illness. my thoughts and praye

tonight, police arrested 33- year-old travis boyd after a 24- hour man hunt. he still has broken handcuffs on his wrist when he was arrested today while trying to board a new orleans bus. he's accused of slipping in to the front seat of the police cruiser while handcuffed and fatally shooting the veteran police officer. holloway was driving him to boyd on an assault charge when he was killed. >>> the man hunt for two escaped convicts have shipped to southwestern new york tonight. the canines and helicopters combed the areas of friendship and albany, new york after a witness reported seeing two men who resembled david sweat and richard matt walking along a railroad track. police have asked people who live along the new york and pennsylvania border to be on the lookout for those two convicted killers. >> while this is an unconfirmed sighting, state police are asking residents who live in this area along the new york/pennsylvania border to be on alert. if these men are spotted, please call 911. immediately! do not approach as both are considered to be very danger

thirty-three year old travis boyde was handcuffed and on his way to jail saturday morning, when he shot and killed officer darryl holloway. it is not known how boyde got ahold of a gun. >> you couldn't be with him a help minute without becoming his friend, we'll miss him and new orleans will miss darryl holloway. still wearing his broken handcuffs while trying to board a sit bus yesterday. he faces long list of charges including murder and i will legal possession after firearm. >>> coming up on 5:33, let's got our traffic and weather together. >> good morning, happy monday everyone, kick starting weather, may be summer vacation for you or maybe new work week. with us, some pretty pleasant weather overall definately summer day. that's for sure. storm scan3 showing nothing more than little hint of ground clutter here at some of the area radar site. no precipitation in this forecast here today. we are expecting bright, sunny skies, and the warmth that we currently have in place to really help things to heat up. but the thing is, it is not going to be too terribly humid. which makes it of c

authority say 33 year old travis boyde was handcuffed and on his way to jail saturday morning when he shot and killed officer darryl holloway. police say boyde was still wearing his broken handicuffs when he was arrested trying to board a sit bus yesterday. he faces long list of charges including murder and i will legal possession after firearm. >> peco has restored service to at least 200 people force from the their homes in bucks county all because of gas leak. that leak was discovered late yesterday morning at the chesterfield apartment on the 1300 block of veterans highway in levittown. service was restored around midnight. no word yet if the resident have been allowed back into their homes. the red cross had been providing shelter to affected resident. >> a delegation led by philadelphia mayor mike nutter has lasted safely in rome. >> days of planning meetings for the pope's upcoming visit here. leaders, planners, departed it the philadelphia international airport late sunday afternoon, will take part in final series every planning something cents before pope francis travels to p

boyd got to the front seat through the opening in the cage that separates the front and back seat. they don't know how they got the weapon or which weapon he used be they don't believe it was officer hallway's gun. >>> it's expected to be an emotional morning when services resume for the first time since the massacre. mourners line up next to flowers and balloons honoring the victims of the massacre. one of roof's former friends said the alleged killer joked about shooting up the college of charleston. >> i don't even think the church was a primary target. he told us he was going for the school. but i think he couldn't get into the school because of the security and all that. >> meanwhile funeral plans have been made for south carolina state senator and pa tore clementa pinkney a viewing will be held at emanuel ame where he was shot following a funeral at the state house and church in columbia. >>> calls are being made to remove the confederate flag from the state house a republican state legislator said he'll remove the flag and poll to a state confederate military museum. he said

one of seven kids coached by boyd summerhayes. the 2006 utah state amateur champion playing in his first major. this to stay at even. he will go into sunday one over. if he makes that. first player on the pga tour of samoan descent. we will go to jordan spieth. >> spieth wants to make this putt to get him to sole leader. >> i think he'll do it. he's missed a lot of putts today. i think he'll do it. time to take the lead. >> and that dove at the end. i didn't think it was going to break that much and neither did he. >> he's got to remind himself, that's what i've got to keep doing. >> that's from the microphone inside the hole. >> thought he made it. now he needs this to stay tied for the lead. >> joe, he had an unbelievable streak of six straight rounds under par and now he needs to eagle out. >> branden grace laid up. dustin johnson with his second shot into this par 5. >> and joe, after a beautiful drive, he has 270 on the front right. this came up with the wind taking it to the right. that far right, greg. >> a very difficult b

fire fighters were called to the 5600 block of boyd street. here somebody could have been trapped inside but search revealed nothing but debris there. >>> also overnight two people were stabbed in kingsessing this was the scene just after midnight on the 1100 block of divinity street. victims are recovering, no word on a suspect or a motive there. >>> for the second time in just a week. residents dog with the water. >> good morning, lauren a and chris. parking lot is packed with mud and puddles. it is unclear how stores are fairing, but philadelphia water department did bring in a number of crew toss try to get the stores ready for friday's business. just yesterday the entire parking lot here of the bankers square shopping center looked like a muddy lake. cars were submerged after 120 year-old, 48-inch main ruptured. it happened around 2:45 yesterday afternoon, water rush into seven stores in the shopping mall, and it continues pouring out just hours before it was shut down according to the philadelphia water department. fire fighters used the

firefighters tried but couldn't enter the home on boyd avenue because it's board up from the inside.ne of the fire officials called it the worst case of hoarding he's ever seen. the house will have to be torn down to see if anyone's inside. >>> crews continue to clean up from a water main break at a shopping center in east falls. nbc10 was there this morning when cruise finished cleaning up what's left of the parking lot. official tell us 7 million gallons of water poured out of the water main turning the parking lot into a muddy mess. here's what it looked like yesterday afternoon while the water was gushing. it happened at roberts avenue and fox streets. rescue boats saved stranded shoppers parked cars were swamped. in dollar plus grocery store, aales had water 6 inches deep. water officials tell us inspectors will check the pipes to see if old age is the problem. >>> they are two of the most wanted men in america. we are waiting for an update from police on the two escaped convicts in northern new york. >>> look for a former chance. brian williams breaks his silence about the inci

lieutenant governor boyd rutherford was born in d.c. and went to howard university. he never held public office before winning the election in november but is no stranger to government service. he's worked as an appointee of maryland's previous governor and former president george w. bush. in his current position as lieutenant governor he leads the governor's heroine task for and economic development council. >>> a big heads up for senior citizen homeowners coming up. there's a new scam. there's a couple pulling off that's going to try to get into your house and steal your valuable valuables. we'll tell you about that. and a huge hit in getting a new home. why a show about the presidency is moving away from the district. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally fou

he says he has a great team around him, lieutenant governor boyd rutherford, who served in both federal and state government. he has a great staff and cabinet, he says. he says he will face this challenge with the same energy and determination he has always used to overcome every obstacle in his life. an at one point today, he was light hearted eded and he said, you know, my doctors tell me the odds of beating this cancer are better than the odd these gave me during the election of beating the democratic candidate anthony brown. and with that the press corps laughed and applauded and larry hogan seemed to bring up everyone's spirits even though he is facing the difficult task ahead, he is doing:ing so with strength and humor that is the latest live from prince george's county. back to you. >>> i'm chris lawrence at the live desk where we are seeing reaction to the governor's cancer diagnosis just flood in. maryland's attorney general, brian frost, just tweeted on behalf of myself and the entire office of the attorney general, i wish larry hogan the very best in his treatment and recover

lieutenant governor boyd rutherford is his right hand man. he's an exception al individual and if the governor -- exceptional individual and if the governor has to step away a while, rutherford can take on the responsibility. he's shown that he's done that already. we're in good hands. i think for today with this news it's sad. our friend is going to be going through this. so let's come together and keep him in our prayers. >> it came up so quickly the end of the trip and the last 10 days he'd been undergoing testing. he certainly felt good about the group and team he's assembled around and look forward to starting dream as soon as possible. he was -- treatment as soon as possible. he was very straightforward to the cabinet to say you've got your job to do and i want you to do your job and he wants to us get back to work tomorrow. >> reporter: that was van mitchell, the secretary of health, talking about the moment the governor told his staff and cabinet secretaries this stunning news today, that he is battli

that is the lieutenant governor boyd and a great chief of staff. and what i think is the best cabinet and the best governor staff in history of the state of maryland. we have got all of them to back us up and help make sure we are keeping things running here at work. when i'm tied up with treatment. cancer regardless of the type is a disease that touched every one of us in this room. through families or friends or loved ones. it's my hope that being candid and transparent about my battle will help raise awareness that could ultimately benefit others. this weekend like the rest of maryland my family celebrated father's day. for me even though i had tough news to deliver to them it was a special and heart felt time to be with family. first lady my daughters and my dad larry hogan senior my role model. in the midst of this struggle i was reminded once again of how truly blessed and how truly lucky i am. as i climb this hill, i remain comforted by my abiding faith that the lord continues to bless me. and will be by my side with every step, granting me

the lieutenant governor is a man named boyd rutherford who hogan says has already had elevated sta us if in his administration. he says he will be counting on him quite a bit as he goes through the battle over the next year. the governor says he plans to be on the job and as you heard him say fight cancer and fight for marylanders at the same time. in annapolis, brad bell abc7 news. maureen: thank you. governor hogan mentioned several times in his announcement today his type of non-hodgkins lymphoma responds well to treatment. the five-year survival rate for the disease can be as high as 90% based on the patient's risk level. figures from the american cancer society show 91% of those in the low group live at least five years after diagnosis. that number gets to 53% for those considered high risk. we have much more on the governor's condition and the disease on wjla.com. breaking fuse in the charles severn case. judge denied the defense motion to separate the case of chilling of nancy dunning from the other murders. he is accused of killing dunning, ron kirby and ruth ann. another hear

brad: today; lieutenant governor boyd rutherford sat in governor's chair, first of many duties he is likely to handle as governor hogan begins chemotherapy. >> we will keep moving forward and his request of us was to continue to do over jobs. brad: ruth everyford has years of cabinet experience. rutherford by law will step in if hogan can't do his job. yesterday hogan joked it already happened last week when he was under general president anesthesia. >> there was no major decisions in the hour i was asleep. brad: maryland last governor a long-time friend and supporter of hogan and rutherford said he is fully capable and he believes that hogan will do as he says and continue to work at governor in the 18 weeks chemo treatment. >> being governor is an important job. this is the least intrusive and the least onerous time of the year. brad: the governor will begin the chemotherapy treatment soon and many are wearing the lime greenery bonnes to support the governor. brad bell, abc7 news. maureen: abc7 has expanded coverage of hogan's announcement and the prognosis on the website wjla.com.

today boyd says the transbay tube is the most solid segment of b.a.r.t. >> me personally, i would feel safer in a tube than any where in the bay area. >> during an earthquake. >> yes. >> but back in the late 60s, confidence on b.a.r.t. was shaky. communities wanted changes in the system. 15miles of track and 15 stations had to be relocated. facilities redesigned. inflations zapped reserves and put it over budget by $150 million. b.a.r.t. cars were even controversial. wheels set 9-inches wider to handle speeds and winds on the golden gate bridge yet the design escalated cost and complexity. >>> a look at the courageous men who worked in death defying heights. >>> and the revolution in cargo shipping and also spelled trouble for san francisco piers. ♪ (music throughout) ♪ sfx: (smash) sfx: (roar) ♪ sfx: (roar) sfx: (engine roars) >>> welcome back to a second look. bob mackenzie spoke to iron workers who put their lives on the line to build that bridge. >> already storage yards in alameda were filling up with steel sections shiped in by rail from pittsburgh where a steel mill was operatin

investigators don't know how boyds got his hands on the gun and they add they do not believe it was the officer's gun. >>> what's expected to be emotional morning services will resume tomorrow at he man all african methodist episcopal church for the first time since the massacre. there's a growing memorial of flowers and balloons for the people gunned down in the church. investigators are coming through a web page containing what's described as racist manifests owe that may have been written by dylann roof. the alleged killer once joked of shooting up charleston college. >> i don't think the church was primary target. he told us he was going for the school. i think he could not get because of security and all that. >>> much more on this story including look at the church and congregation coming up in the next half hour. >> more than 1,000 people showed up in philadelphia's kingsessing neighborhood to help keep the peace in their community. it was philadelphia rapper brown's third annual stop the violence kickback party. the event was designed as a day when violence simply was not allowe

. >>> a woman's body was found amid the are you able of row home fire 5600 block of boyd street in germantown today. but it was not until 12 hours after the fact. that's because the windows were boarded up. and the home filled with debris making it very tough for firefighters to search. and investigators think this may have been a case of hoarding and they're not sure yet whether the woman dies in the blaze or from another cause before the fire broke out at 1 a.m. authorities have only said she was between 0 and 50 years old. >> it was a terrifying moment for a north philadelphia man when his home collapse around him. howard james was in the second floor bedroom in his home on fair hills street at 7:30 when he heard creaking. all of a sudden the wall came crashing down. >> a pile of dust came app i put my hands over my head and rolled to the side and when i came to i was in the yard. >> james lived in the house for 47 years with. last week there was a smaller collapse in a wall. an a contractor was scheduled to repair that today. james thinks the rain overnight may have loosened some of the b

so boyd rutherford is going to have to be on the ready. i think the other issue is, you know, this isn't the first time that an executive has been ill in politics. but, you know, i think what's going to happen is where does this agenda match up you know, with his health? we do know as joe has said it's important to keep working and he's still pushing his agenda. but sort of where do those things sort of coincide when it comes to health and how much rutherford can be the person to push the policies that hogan may not be able to do on a regular basis once his chemotherapy treatments kick in. >> boyd rutherford has been called one of the busiest, most impactful if you will lieutenant governors in maryland's history. he's been given a lot more work and a lot more responsibility and now he takes on these executive duties. >> right, he did that for governor erlich and he did a good job from what i have heard. and you know, the question is who is boyd rutherford and what he's going to do this? this is the classic story of the second in command, n

the suspect 33-year-old travis boyd freed his hand from his handcuffs grabbed the gun and shot hollow way. escaped the vehicle after the shooting. still on the loose at this hour. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting tonight, it happened early this morning in mayfair, a visit-year-old man was shot once in the hip. he was pronounced dead at temple hospital. the shooter is still out there somewhere. anyone with information should contact philadelphia police da. >>> we do have an update on an intentional hit-and-run that led to a philadelphia woman losing her leg. the victim, bee tress spens is now home from the hospital. police charged precious coleman with attempted murder in this case after she allegedly ran over spens with her car. police say on that same day, spens's house caught on fire when her mother ran out of the house to check on her daughter, leaving food cooking on the stove. a tanker fire shutdown part of the pa turnpike today. the truck was carrying 2700 gallons of home heating oil. it caused fire near the bensalem interchange in bucks county. crews

well back here at home no arrests tonight in a deadly double shooting in camden. 31 jooerld jawan boyd died two hours after this morning's shooting. the man and woman were found wounded on landsdown avenue just after 4:30 this morning. police are looking into what sparked that shooting. >>> the red cross is helping five philadelphia families forced out of because of this fire in winfield. flames started inside a grocery store on north 54th street around 2:30 this morning. the fire spread to a beauty salon and apartment. crews needed about two hours to put it out. a firefighter hurt his ankle and the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> from our delaware bureau police say a driver who survived a crash that killed another driver in wilmington blew through a red light. it happened around 7:00 this morning. police say charges against 70-year-old thomas bellock are pending the outcome of the investigation. >>> taking matters into her own hands. coming up the video that everyone is talking about. a woman climbing a flag pole in south carolina to remove the confederate flag. the sur

the store will open near the site of the former boyd theater. target says all the people in the area makes it a great location. >>> several local police forces are battling back. today they showed off a high tech way you can protect your property from thieves. cydney long got a peek at the technology and shows us how it works. >> reporter: at first glance it may look like a lesson in pedicures. instead police across camden county are being trained on where to look for and how to identify dna on a potentially stolen item. >> they are being trained to identify that mark and to swab that mark and send it to us so we can authenticate it. >> reporter: camden county is buying into the latest forensic technology and they want you to buy it too. it starts when a homeowner buys a dna asset kit that allows them to mark their valuables, anything expensive or sentimental from a diamond ring to an suv. it's a modern day way of engraving. a $70 kit that could save you hundreds if not thousands. dana leoni liked the idea. >> just so it's easier to track down i

the victims were rushed to the hospital. 31-year-old jevon boyd died of his injuries. the other victim is expected to survive. police have not named any suspects just yet and anyone with information should call camden police right away. >>> a woman is out of jail after taking matters into her own hands today amid calls for south carolina to remove the confederate flag from the capitol grounds, she climbed up a 30-foot flag pole and took it down herself. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has details. >> ma'am, ma'am. >> get off the pole. >> reporter: bree newsome ignored police orders early saturday and kept climbing a 30-foot flag noelle front of the south carolina statehouse. the 30-year-old from charlotte reached the top and unhooked the confederate flag. >> oppression and violence. >> reporter: then she climbed down with the flag. >> i'm coming down. i'm prepared to be arrested. >> reporter: as soon as she reached the ground she was arrested along with a man helping her charles tyson. both were charged with defacing a monument. about 45 minutes later a new confe

. >> "eyewitness news" at the 5600 block of boyde street. happened shortly before 1:00 this morning, first responders were able to control the fire within the hour. >> unclear every any injuries or what caused the fire. >> 4:36 right now. crews will be back out on the scene of massive water main break that flooded a nicetown shopping center yesterday. >> for two hours millions of gallons of water flowed at baker center along roberts avenue yesterday afternoon. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at the scene with the latest, big clean up, good morning. >> reporter: erika nicole, good morning. crews are still here at this time have been here throughout the night and also this morning i'll step out of the way so you can see them. this is no doubt frustrating site for businesses, look to go dry out and reopen, after that water main break yesterday. flooded there lots, and soaking stores. let's take you to video now of this flooding at its height. water reached mid-tires forecaster still parked in the parking lot report of this

. >> those are the jerseys worn by clemson's star players -- sammy watkins and tajh boyd. >> all of this merchandise is a $4 billion a year industry. and now that tahj and sammy are not actually college football players, they're getting ready for the nfl draft, they can make some money off of this, and they're actually here today in the store signing autographs for $30. and there's a line out the door of people waiting to get their autograph. >> we have sweats, we have ties, we have hats, we have bags, we have flip flops, we have watches, we have flags, we have wallets, we have keychains, we have jewelry. we have everything down to nightlights, to stuffed animals, to sink stoppers. i have a guitar, i have drumsticks... >> would you like to see the players get some money from the jerseys with their number on them? >> um, if that happened from a business standpoint, we'd have to jack up our prices... >> what are the ends of the ncaa? on one hand its easy answer to that. that has to do with profit, and that has to do with who controls the incredible amounts of money that are produced by col

it's opening a target express at the old boyd theater in rittenhouse square at the corner of 19th andhestnut. the new target express will be spread over two floors and be a bigger than your tip tal car get get. it will carry food and clothes and other things you find at target. the store is set to open in july of next year. ♪ >>> do you want to toss it to me. i'm sorry. >> if i'm sitting here with you i might as well chat with you briefly. that theme song sets up football football. was i right? >> you are correct because -- >> continue on, yes. >> you are correct. (laughter). >> all right. eagles going through their final three days of mini camp before training camp and that starts in august. and today was the day the head coach was available to respond to his release of offensive lineman evan mathis much it's obvious mathis wanted more money and that's why he did not show up for the ota mini camps. now chiply gave the simple reason for the release. evan -- >> we were asked by his agent for release on multiple occasions so we weren't going to come to a conclusion in terms of a contrac

darrell halloway was taking boyd to joy when the shooting happened. he managed to get a gun they do not think he used the officer's gun. >> it is expected to be a very emotional morning as services resumed at the ame emanuel church in charleston, south carolina. worshipers are arriving to a growing memorial made up of flowers and balloons paying tribute to the nine people gunned down in the church. cynthia herd were among those killed. today her 55th birthday. her brother said he doesn't want to see her as a victim. >> when she lost her life last wednesday, she lost it in the church and today she is celebrated. >> reporter: meanwhile, funeral plans have been made for the south carolina state senator an pastor clem at that pinkney -- clementa pinkney. funeral services will be held on friday. >>> calls are growing to remove a confederate flag from the grounds of the south carolina state house in the wake of the deadly shooting. a republican state legislator said he'll introduce a bill later in the year to move the flag and pole to a state confederate mi

the target express will open at 19th and chestnut at the old boyd theater in july of next year. >>> theu outbreak in the midwest that has driven up the price of eggs is dropping the price of chicken. we have a glut of the birds because u.s. chicken exports have been halted on though chickens are not affected by the bird flu. in some cases the prices are down by about 33 percent and looks like egg prices have been falling as well. >>> the markets rebounded yesterday. all three major markets were up on speculation of major corporate deals. the futures this morning are pointing up. >>> united airlines says it is pulling out of new york city's j.f.k. in october. the airline has a hub at newark international. they're swapping flights for ah j.f.k. for the ones that delta has at newark. >> a controversy surrounding former naacp leader rachel dolezal just took another confusing turn. >> federal agents sniffed oat more than fried fish from a flight from jamaica to miami. we'll explain what is going on in that picture. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a

we're on the 5600 block of boyd street.the firefighters got here and see not just heavy smoke and fire. all of the windows and doors are boarded up from the inside. now take a look at video. this was an intense fire early on, an inferno coming out of the roof. we saw firefighters with axes trying to break through the windows. they did get through one. the house was filled with trash and debris, tires, ironing boors all throughout this house. at this point, no one has been found inside the home and no injuries, though it is not certain if anyone was or is still inside there. this is a complicated fire. we continue to see flare-ups and water is going on to this fire. we take another live look out here. surely this is a story we'll be following throughout the morning. we'll be back in 30 minutes with an update. live in germantown matt delucia nbc 10 news. >>> the suspected gunman in the charleston church shooting will wake up in a south carolina jail cell this morning and will appear for a court hearing later today. here he is

lieutenant governor boyd rutherford was born in d.c. and he went to howard university. he's been in public service for years now, but this is his first elected office. he worked for maryland's previous republican governor, bob erlich and for former president george w. bush. >>> redskins trademark case goes to court again today. native americans led the challenge last year. and in response, 'skins owner dan schneider sued the native american group. today, both sides are making oral arguments, and a ruling is expected some time in the next few days. >>> new this morning, trash and recycling crews will hit the streets in prince george's county. crews will start by 7:00 a.m. to beat the heat, so if you haven't put your trash out yet you still have time. the county tells news4 any day where the heat index is expected to hit triple digits crews will be up and working early and it's probably good advice for most everybody who might have to spend some time outside today. >> it will be that hot. it's weather alert day. weather and traffic on the 1s, and we are talking about dang

. >>> lieutenant maryland governor boyd rutherford filled in today for the governor while the governor battles a very aggressive form of non- hodgkin's lymphoma. >>> a public advocacy group is calling for a do-over in the exelon pepco merger. the group public citizen claims kelly backman should have reduced herself in the vote that okayed the merger between the two utilities using what it call -- due to what it calls a confliction of interest. she took a job with the alliance to save energy which acknowledges it takes money from exelon. the alliance also acknowledges backman applied for her job with the group in february. we spoke with both public citizen and backman's new boss. >> it had been her putting her personal and financial interests in conflict and in contrast to what her public duty was at the time. >> but to work for an ngo with a relatively modest budget and to come in and help us further our mission when she could have the choice of lots of better paying jobs really i think it just stinks. >> an e-mail from backman told wusa9 there was absolutely no connection between my v

this morning news 4 shot this video of boyd ruter ford arrive arriving at the governor's mansion. the lieutenant governor will be taking on a much quicker workload. >> tomorrow, president obama will order changes to the u.s. policy on hostages. nbc news confirmed the u.s. will no longer threaten to prosecute families if they try to pay a ransom for a loved one otherseas in a so called hostage recovery fusion cell will be staffed by various government agencies. that will include a senior level coordinator. these changes are coming after several american hostages were killed overseas and the parents say the government didn't do enough to rescue their children. >> takata stopped doing safety checks for air bags years ago because it was too expensive. that's according to a new congressional report out today. an executive admitted in an e-mail that audits stopped for financial reasons. the report shows that takata has a history of putting cost over safety. millions of vehicles have been recalled. >> developing now rewriteing the rules on confed >>> right now we have nothing going on. n

john reddick lives on the right field for a single derrick stood guard scored stephen boyd beat the throw home 6-3 days. a final six-three days a season best fifth straight win nine of last 11 sweep rangers in three games brett bars extend his streak to 15 games. >> gary: the lexus all to the thai like our lexus lexus or to highlight last night to wrongful blue jays at temple they raise former agent third baseman joshed donaldson this may be the catch of the year dive into stands to make the great great grab and it preserves a no-hitter for marco estrada he give up the infield single to next batter however but check it out again donaldson and the jays 11-0 in 12 innings and that is our lexus pursuit of excellence on the thai like. >> gary: good athlete. >> great defenders klay thompson and curry i think i will be able to develop. the best opportunity to learn from the best organizations in the league and excited. >> gary: you'll be the first set i am all the work and i cannot do this alone. pouring out information. 645, 745845--1120. it's exhausting for it >> pam: i understand that that >