this man is now 66 years old, his name is clarence moore, busted out of prison in charlotte in 1976.he sheriff says clarence moore called him up on monday and is like hey, i broke out of jail, i need to go back to jail. they arrested him after they did confirm his story. neighbors say the man has diabetes and recently had a stroke which left him partially paralyzed, but he could not get the health care he needed since he'd lived with a bogus identity and didn't have a valid social security card. now officials in north carolina tell us they expect him back in prison within weeks. mike tobin's joining us now. what's all this about? all of this was about getting health care? >> yeah. and franklin county sheriff says he thought someone was pranking him when he first got the call from this fugitive of 39 years. when he arrived at the home of 66-year-old clarence david moore, he found him partially paralyzed and unable to take care of himself. the sheriff says moore was crying at the time and said he was just exhausted from a life on the run. >> he was very emotional. and you know was, i t

clarence moore was carried from his kentucky home on a stretcher. moore was doing time for larceny when he escaped a north carolina jail in 1971. called police up to fess up. he told them he was living, and knew nothing about his past and had in social security or medical insurance. officers are trying to figure out what to do now but new 42 years. >> indeed. >> coming up in our next hour this morning our breaking news when an off-duty officer opened fire on a suspect. >> one person is rush to the hospital when a car crashes right into the wall outside a church overnight. jim? >>> it is claim your cash day here at cbs-3 find out if you are owed any unclaimed property all across the country, i'll have details comi >>> we have breaking news an off-duty police officer opened fire at a would be robber. >> that suspect who obviously pick the wrong target there remains on the loose this morning. the lets get the the latest from "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao who is at police headquarters, good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. th

his real name is clarence moore. he changed it after escape in 1976. he told authorities he did so, because insurance wouldn't cover his failing health. he recently suffered a diabetic stroke and his false identity has no valid social security number >>> coming up next, a search for a teenager who vanished. >>> plus an update to breaking news. firefighters are waiting to search for a burned-up home >>> and a warning to women after a series of sexual assaults >>> we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather after this break. >>> br following out of martinez. firefighters have just controlled a fire -- >> the flames broke out about an hour ago on pine street. crewing were able to rescue two people. we hope to get a -- also an update to breaking news in the east bay. massive flames now under control. the past two hours, firefighters say they gained the upper hand burning any diablo foothills. the home is on la casa ville r.a. now, it appears the family was not home. >>> who exercised say there without incident. good morning. they may be

they knew 6-year-old clarence david moore who escaped from a prison in 196.lived with a woman she didn't know his past. he called the sheriff from his home and gave himself up. >> he was very emotional and i think was glad to get it behind him. >> reporter: prison record showed he escaped a few times and got better at it. he escaped a second time and was on the one until 1975. then in 1976 he escaped and stay on the lam until he made that phone call. martha: he turned himself in for healthcare? >> he had a stroke and he was partially pair lied and couldn't get around. but he couldn't get medicare because he had bogus i am d. whatever happened, he will not go back to his original prison in north carolina because it was shut down in 2002. the original conviction, larceny. martha: mike, thank you very much. bill: 40 years on the run. hillary clinton's team releasing a memo to try to get ahead of a new book tracing money and policy. will allegations damage her campaign and how will her team respond? we'll look at that in a moment. martha: there could be a nice si

fugitive on the run for four decades just turned himself in to get healthcare. 66-year-old clarence david mooresince escaping a prison while serving time for arson knee. he had a stroke and had trouble getting medical help without a social security card so he traded in freedom for freehead care. >> if you are waiting for something from amazon it may be late. a truck carrying hundreds of packages crashed scattering them all across the interstate. the packages ripped open the merchandise coming out. the packages are being sent back to amazon and they will decide what to do next. >> the candle stick park is no more. the stadium has been demolished. it was home to san van giants and 49ers. it hosted two world series. game three is the 1989 world series was postponed there after large earthquakes hit just before the game began. aside from sports the baelts played their last ever concert august 30th back in 1966. the land will be used for houses, a hotel and shopping center. >> kind of sad. >> it is 47 minutes after the top of the hour. a mass gunman forced her to the floor during a robbery, but the

his name clarence moore. he's behind bars.er especially for this cheating boyfriend. his girlfriend found out and dumped all of his expensive apple products into a soapy bath. on an unrelated topic here is elizabeth and the doctor. >> the death of a college student about a diet pill overdose causes new concerns. 21-year-old died after taking pills taking dep. she bought the pills online. it's been banned in the united states since 1938. what do you need to know? fox news medical team marc siegel joins us. >> the fda has banned it since 1938. dnp is like tnt. they should have a skull and cross bones on it when you look for it on the internet. it's got a million names. you think, great weight loss drug. it's going to help me. it actually stimulates your metabolism to rev up to heat up. 11% increase per pill. your body burns up. you end up with rapid heart rate you sweat. if you have a heart problem, you could die. 62 deaths have occurred in the past decade. >> two tablets is a lethal dose by their standards. she had taken eight