they slapped the cuffs of corporal brian dickson, put him in dickson's car. that is the corporal who framed, ambushed. hunted done and killed as though he were an animal in the letter he released some weeks ago. also saying he was completely by surprise. area gridded out. going back through it. they saw him. imed me yme imed me yachtly -- immediately went after him. told him who he was. he has a cut on his nose. see the pictures so far in the back of the police car. they're saying that was a cut that he suffered but wasn't particularly bad. this is a person who had been on the run for seven weeks. alluding police. absolutely, massive area that they had been searching through. and to find him in that, abandoned hangar, next to that abandoned resort, a lot of these, these, different buildings and resorts he had been using over the time. you know. if they got lucky. they make their own luck. this was a very, very good night for law enforcement officials here. don. >> absolutely. again almost seven weeks. the cut you are seeing. back of the police car. again folks

corporal brian dickson was lady to rest september 18 he was 38 years old. dickson is survived by wife tiffany and two sochbilityz july of 20 13 dickson was promoted. >> as for trooper alex dug li lass he was wounded critically which shot in the pelvis. he was released to a rehab pass facility two weeks ago today. >> when you wake up we'll have live reports from the scene beginning at 4:30. and, of course being you can always get updates open 6abc.com. still to come on "action news" tonight latest on the deadly airport plane crash that killed four people. also a heart-warming story of a homecoming king in chester county who won't let his challenges hold him back. plus an action news investigation into a potential danger on every septa bus. wendy saltzman reports on how change it is coming cecily. >> i'm tracking coldest air of the season arriveding right in time for weekend along with first rain and high winds. i'll have the details in the accuweather forecast. >> jeff skversky with the flyers facing lightning and more when >> jeff skversky with the flyers f

corporal byron dickson was shot as he walked out of his barracks on september 12th. he leaves behind a wife and two young sons. he used to work in the belmont barracks in philadelphia. he was transferred to pike county just a couple months before his death. last night when officers caught frein they used corporal dickson's handcuffs to restrain him. >> fitting to use corporal dickson's handcuffs to place them on frein when we caught him. >> now, the other trooper who was wounded in the ambush, alex douglas, he spent more than a month in the hospital with serious injuries and he is still recovering this morning. in fact, we have to assume that his testimony will be used, will be very valuable in the prosecution of eric frein. you can stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of frein's capture. updated information online at nbc10.com. >>> just about 5:08 and 42 degrees. sky force ten over breaking news in west philadelphia. an entire apartment building has been evacuated because of a fire and three people are hurt. monique braxton is live at the fire scene. monique, wh

, which i think is very appropriate. >> now, corporal dickson left behind a wife and two sons. >>> the fbi, as you remember, put frein on the ten most wanted list. this morning you can see the word there in red beneath his photo, captured on their website. and here's a timeline of how things unfolded. this all began, again, on september 12th with the deadly ambush in bloominggrove. 13 days later frein's suv found submerged in a swamp. in october, on the 16th. trooper alex douglas who was wounded in the ambush was discharged from the hospital to a rehab facility. schools were closed after a possible sighting of frein on the night of the 17th. then last night, of course, the 30th, it all came to an end. eric frein was captured ending the 48-day manhunt. our coverage of his capture continues online at nbc10.com. and right now nbc is monitoring the developments and getting reaction from relieved people there. you'll hear from them on nbc 10. >>> in other news this morning, a pennsylvania state senator is expected to step down today after misusing her office. yesterday we saw this c

as the governor said, corporal dickson's handcuffs were placed on him and he was put in corporal dickson's car. >> reporter: there were all sorts of scenarios about how this manhunt would end. some in a hail of bullets, some thought it would be eric frein's suicide by police. very few thought it would end peacefully as one source told me tonight, eric frein just seemed to be depleted, he seemed to have nothing left. back to you. >> doug. this began at september 12th at the state police barracks. three days later, frein's suv was found submergeds>q in a swa near the shooting scene. by the 22nd, the manhunt involved 1,000 officers. to october on the 16th, trooper alex doug sdpl alex doug douglas left the hospital and discharged to a rehab facilities. schools were closed after a possible sighting of frein on the night of the 17th. tonight, the 30th, eric frein is captured, ending that 48-damon hunt. our coverage of eric frein's capture continues online at nbc10.com. nbc10's jesse gary will be live on scene and will be here at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. >>> a state senator is expected to step down to

he was placed under arrest and handcuffed with the handcuffs of corporal dickson, which i think is very appropriate. >>> on their capture of eric frein, saying that they honored their fallen brother, corporal byron dickson. the suspected cop killer was captured last night after a 48-day manhunt. this morning he is in the pike county jail. he will be formally arraigned in a couple of hours at 9:00 this morning. >>> good morning, i'm jillian mele. following an accident on the roosevelt boulevard southbound. looks like we have crews trying to move this accident over to the shoulder and you can see what it is doing to the highway right now. huge delay approaching broad street down to fox street. coming up in a few minutes, i'll get you updated on that closure on route 55. first, let's take you outside to a live look at center city where bill it is cold this morning. >> you can feel the difference. anywhere from five to ten degrees colder this morning with clear skies. we will see sunshine, but right now no sun and the temperatures are falling. 31 in potstown, doylestown is 34 and look at th

corporal dickson's handcuffs were put on him and he was placed in corporal dickson's car. >> reporter: they searched for the suspect they described as a survivalist and skilled marksman who allegely killed dickson and seriously injured trooper alex douglass in what they called an ambush. now he's behind bars in the same place he allegedly carried out the attack. >> he's been stripped of his guns, his bombs and now his freedom. and as he sits in a cell inside the same state police barracks where it began seven weeks ago. >> reporter: frein faces a long list of charges including murder and attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. >> it is my intention to file notice to seek the death penalty for eric frein. >> reporter: but a trial will come much later. right now -- >> the public can sleep soundly knowing that this dangerous fbi top ten fugitive has been apprehended. >> reporter: after almost two months in hiding. jay gray, nbc news, holly, pennsylvania. >>> four people are dead and five others injured after a small plane crashed into a flight training building in kansas. police a

reporter: police say they found handwritten notes in the woods describing the ambush that killed corporal brian dickson and wounded trooper alex douglass. >> the family in this matter of corporal brian particularson and trooper alex douglass and the pennsylvania state police have suffered an unimaginable loss, of unspeakable proportions. they will never be the same but today, we find some comfort as a community that we are taking these next steps toward justice. >> reporter: district attorney's office says that the hard work still lay as head, with trying to get all of the evidence to put together the case they are seeking the death penalty for eric frein. he is being held without any bond, we also come to understand that all a those cuts on his face is a result of going through the woods, and not anything to do with his a arrest. reporting live i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> with eric frein lock up behind bars the pennsylvania gaming commission has restored hunting season in monroe and pike counties. is there an overwhelming sense of relief to people living in that area. for weeks, thei

corporal bryon dickson was killed as he walked out of the barracks. he leaves behind a wife and two young sons. he used to work in philadelphia. last night when they cuffed frein, they used his handcuffs. the other trooper shot during the ambush spent more than a month in the hospital. he is still recovering. stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of frein's capture and what's next for him in the legal process. live updates for you on the air and online at nbc10.com. >>> a sunny and cool start to halloween as we take a live look outside at center city philadelphia. the trick or treaters are gearing up, of course, for a big day. glenn "hurricane" schwartz here now with halloween forecast. >> we are starting to see increase in the cloud cover, a sign of things to come. we will have at time rain as it comes in tonight. you can see some clouds across parts of the area. these are high, thin clouds. there is no threat of rain any time soon. poconos have some. the shore has some. you can see it moving up from the south, just a few clouds now. what is out t

state police say the families of corporal dickson expressed relief. >> officials warned parents who live in the search area to not let their children go trick or treating tonight, but now that frein has been caught, halloween for them is back on stay with us with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest on the capture of eric frein. we'll have more on the long and exhaustive search to track him down coming up at 5:30. >> fire force 60 people from a west philadelphia apartment building overnight, one a firefighter. katherine scott is live at the scene on south 62nd street. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, we do have updated numbers from the red cross. 69 people have checked into the red cross shelter. two people were injured in all of this, one residents and one firefighter both in stable condition. firefighters have wrapped up after a long night. they just opened the roads, police remain on the scene and the building is taped off. firefighters blasted water at this west philadelphia apartment building overnight around 50 units evacuated at the chestnut park apart

bryon dickson and alex douglass at the blooming grove barracks. >> when this day did come which was talked about from the day of the shooting. he was placed under arrest with the handcuffs of corporalis appropriate. what she would be noted while everybody was out there, nobody else got shot after that day. >> the reason this was so important is because eric frein was dedicated to killing law enforcement members. he had at least one sniper rifle that we knew of. we knew he had a handgun. we knew at the beginning that he had explosive charges with him. yank of -- i can't think of a more dangerous occupation than going into the woods looking for him. >> reporter: state police say the families of corporal bryon dickson and trooper alex douglass compress relief of his capture. -- expressed relief of his capture. >> he has been charged with murder in the first degree, weapons of mass destruction, discharging a firearm into a struck arianna reckless endangerment. >> reporter: frein will be formally arraigned on the charges in pike county. ment district attorney said he'll seek the death penalty. live in poconos township, chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> let's continue our coverag

he was placed under arrest and handcuffed with the handcuffs of corporal dickson. >> reporter: the 31old survivalist had been hiding out in pennsylvania. he fired at a police barracks fatally shooting trooper bryon dickson and injuring another. they deployed heavily armed search parties and putting out road blocks. though his picture was on most wanted posters across the country, the man himself was at elusive as a ghost. though he was occasionally glimpsed through the thick foliage, he slipped through the fingers of his pursuers for several weeks. he was considered armed and dangerous. >> i'm surprised he came in alive. >> reporter: his unseen presence created fear. >> everybody can go back to normal, live their lives. kids can go back to school. >> reporter: eric frein's luck ran out and law enforcement finally ran down their fugitive. emmett miller, abc news, los angeles. >>> our coverage of frein's capture does not end here. look for up-to-the-minute updates an abcnews.com and the latest an "america this morning." >>> to the other marge story, the showdown between the state of man

a new sketch of what he may look like a month after the attack that killed corporal dickson and wounded another. four sightings of frein in the past week alone. >>> counterfeit cash. fake 20s dished out to buy gift cards in stores in delaware county. nefertiti jaquez joins us with surveillance video of the suspect using those bills. >> reporter: police are release this video because they want to catch this guy. tonight their fears that he may be a part of a larger ring. >> the guy's m.o. is that he goes into the store, he goes to the gift card rack, then pays for the $200 gift card with counterfeit $20 bills. >> reporter: he's the man police say has been hitting up various businesses and using counterfeit money. >> we're getting calls from the bank because a lot of times the stores don't know that the bills are counterfeit. >> reporter: detectives first learned of the scam last friday. that's when he walked into this dollar store and used ten $20 bills to purchase a gift card. these are some of the phony bills. >> the print is a very good quality. the problem with it is the paper's not

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we will talk to you then, jen. >> what has fueled unrelenting search for frein is death of corporal brian dickson, trooper gunned down on september 12th. >> we will forever be remembered. >> reporter: dickson left behind his wife and two little boys, with him the the night of the ambush trooper alex douglass who was seriously wounded. now with two of their own taken out state police took lead on the investigation an hour by hour hunted down the man they say is responsible. our team coverage continues with fox 29's sabina kuriakose who has spent many hours herself in the poconos covering the manhunt and sabina, troopers released a string have clues they have been piecing together over the past several weeks. >> reporter: they have indeed, lucy. it took police nearly two months to get to this night, during the grueling process police found and released clues that ultimately helped bring this nightmare, to an end. the first major clue came just days after the ambush, on september 15th police found frein's creep submerge in the swamp. then on september 21st, cops stumbled on to guns, that they believ

. >> we have been in contact with trooper douglas and his family as well as corporal dickson's familyer: the 31-year-old survivalist and military buff put pocono residents on edge. there were numerous sightings which closed schools. hundreds of officers searched the woods day and night. >> it's a good thing now that he is caught and can finally rest again. >> eric frein will be arraigned on murder charges in a few hours and the district attorney says he plans to seek the death penalty. >> they beefed up security at schools. schools were out at some point. this has to be a relief for folks there. >> i spent some time up there. they told us they were essentially held hostage. there were periods of time they weren't allowed to leave their homes. school canceled five days. that meant parents had to miss work. halloween is back on in the poconos so that will make for some very happy families. >> such an expensive manhunt. so glad to hear this is finally wrapped up. >>> be sure to stay with abc news. we'll be covering frein's capture. get up to the minute updates on "america this morning."

the families of corporal dickson, trooper douglas in the pennsylvania state police have suffered an unimaginable harm of unspeakable proportions. they may never be the same, but today everyone can find some comfort as we take these next ups toward justice. >> thank you. i want to reiterate what race said about the red cross and also that barrett township fire department. this has been a huge undertaking. we have had up to 1,000 people involved in this man hunt at one time. just feeding and watching them is a huge problem for us, and it was made easy by these agencies that rely helped up. any questions, just raise your hand. we will take some. yes. >> how long do think he was in the area of the airport, and what did you find on him and inside that hangar? >> i know he was in the general area that we have been searching since the shooting occurred. yes. >> described his condition at the time of the arrest. >> yes, he was in good physical condition. he is not damaged at all. he did not require any medical attention. he looked fairly healthy, healthier than i would have expected. [ indiscernible que

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the investigation so we can build the best case, in order to achieve justice, on behalf of corporal brian dickson, trooper alex douglass and pennsylvania state police family. the district attorney says he will seek the death penalty in this case. and the judge denied frein bail. we're live from milford i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> now, some facts on this manhunt, the 48 day ordeal cost taxpayers ten million-dollar, and at least 1,000 searchers from 20 law enforcement agency were part of the manhunt and pennsylvania gaming commission has since restored hunting season in monroe and pike counties. >>> you can imagine how people who live around the search area in the poconos are breathing a sigh of relief tonight. they are able to resume their normal lives which, for many means trick or treating for halloween. our team coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers in crisco not far from where trina tended high school, matt. >> reporter: chris, you said it very well there, the the overwhelming emotion out here, among mount pocono area residents is of course one of reli

. >> next, officers honored their colleague he's accused of murdering, corporal bryon dickson. >> corporal dick son's handcuffs were placed on him and he was placed in corporal dick son's car. >> for more than seven weeks officers combed the rugged back woods of pennsylvania searching for someone who is a survivalist and marksman who allegedly killed dickson and seriously injured alex douglass. >> it is my intention to file notice to seek the death penalty for eric frein. >> reporter: but a trial will come much later. right now -- >> the public can sleep soundly knowing this dangerous fbi top ten fugitive has been apprehended. >> reporter: after almost two months in hiding. a preliminary arraignment in the case is scheduled for a county courthouse here later this morning. that's the latest live here in holly, pennsylvania. i'm jay gray. dara, back to you. >> jay, thank you very much for that report. >>> four people are dead and five others injured after a small plane crashed into a flight training building in kansas. police are saying this was not an intentional act. the identities of the

. >> he was placed under arrest of corporal dickson, which is very appropriate. >> reporter: he was held under heavy escort to the location of his alleged crime, blooming grove barracks. >> he's in good physical condition. he did not require any medical attention. he looked fairly healthy. healthier than i would have expected. >> reporter: after the shooting, frein disappeared deep into the woods. he eluded the multiple agencies looking for him during the extensive 48-manhunt but left behind ammunition, and soiled diapers. he will be answers questions of first-degree murder and weapons of mass destruction which came after investigators found a cache of weapons, including two homemade ieds. >> it is my intention to seek the death penalty for eric ter:d him pure evil had they found a journal with his first-person perspective on the ambush. the manhunt disrupted daily life in the pocono mountains. kids missed classes and swarmed officers made it tough to get around. >> he's been stripped of his guns, his bombs and now his freedom. >> reporter: take a look at this picture of eric frein when

frein is accused of killing corporal bryon dickson there and wounding trooper alex douglass. the gravity of the ambush kept the search teams going through this unrelenting 48 day mission. hundreds of law enforcement attended bryon dickson's funeral 6 days after his murder. he achieved corporal rank 201. he left behind a wife and two sons. trooper douglass was hospitalized for more than a month with a gunshot wounds and released to a rehab facility two weeks ago. residents congregated state police upon frein's arrival. at the height of the search it cost taxpayers $1 million per week, tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> let's go over to our other breaking story, fire has forced dozens out of the west philadelphia apartment buildings two people were hurt including a firefighter. let's go over to katherine scott at south 62nd street. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, one firefighter and one resident was hurt they were both taken to the hospital and are in stable condition. 69 people have checked into the red cross shelter. they have been displaced f

for the families of corporal dickson and trooper douglas that will never happen. >> they have suffered an unimaginable loss of unspeakable proportions. >> frein was remanded to the pike county facility. the district here says he will seek the death penalty. i'm chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> we are getting our first look at the abandoned airport hangar where frein was captured. it's in tannersville, monroe county, frein was arrested by u.s. marshals who were on routine patrol as part of the manhunt, and he was apprehended without a struggle. police cruisers are still on the scene there as the investigation continues despite frein's capture. "action news" first reported the cap tower of frein and our coverage continues today on "action news" at 4:00, david henry and vernon odom will pick up our coverage from pike and monroe counties and vernon will talk to local residents that are trying to resume their normal lives. >> also, 6abc.com featured expanded coverage of eric frein's capture, you'll see a slideshow of his arrest and court appearance tomorrow and the video timeline

charge with shooting two state troopers a a the blooming grove state police barracks killing corporal brian dickson and wounding trooper alex douglass. after his arrest frein was placed in dickson's handcuffs and car. police say he surrendered peacefully kneeling and putting his hands up when the the marshals approached him. >> it end weeks of tension and turmoil as authorities close schools, canceled outdoor events and block roads to pursue him. residents grew rear i, as local businesses reported losses as people were forced to stay inside their homes. law enforcement closed miles of forest using dogs, thermal imaging technology and other tools. douglass and his family, as well as dickson's family relief and gratitude over frein's arrest. it was so emotional. we carried it live here on fox 29, at his funeral, friend and family described him a as a devoted husband and father who took his work very seriously. douglass was shot in the pelvis and critically injured in that ambush and hospitalized until earlier this month when he was discharged to rehabilitation facility. state police say they were det

he's accused of ambushing and killing state police corporal bryon dickson and wounding alex dougla douglasssual theft investigation is happening in philadelphia today. investigators are looking for a woman accused of stealing a man's prosthetic leg. the man who performs outside phillies and eagles games says a young woman took his leg after he removed it to sing for fans. the leg was later recovered on a septa train. investigators are look for surveillance video in hopes of tracking down a suspect. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> prepare for a damp and dreary week. we will see wet weather and fog could be an issue. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is tracking rain. >> plus, some other changes as well. sheena, give us your updated first alert evening planner. >> first we'll be tracking the fog across the area but before we see most areas seeing fog, we're also starting with showers. radar showing the lighter showers, mainly in parts of cumberland county, moving towards atlantic county and closer to the shore. this is mostly light rain. up around the philadelphia ar

frein is on the run after allegedly killing corporal bryon dickson and wound trooper alex douglass. authorities have not confirmed that the blood found outside two homes was frein's blood. the test results come back today. >>> three suspects are under arrest there were 14 business robberies starting in august. this past weekend a police officer stopped a car believed to play a role in the crimes. investigators say one of the suspects was driving with a gun and mask inside the vehicle. the other two suspects a taken into custody elsewhere. >> maureen faulkner the widow of daniel faulkner will be on handle for the signing of a victim's right bill at the sight where abu jamal murdered faulkner in 1971. >>> malala receives the liberty medal tomorrow night at the national constitution center. she became the youngest winner. nobel peace prize. she also 17 years old. she was shot after speaking out for support of women's rights and education for girls. liberty medal presentation can be seen on sunday november 5 at 5:00 p.m. >> it's hard to believe she is just 17 years old. such courage. >>

community, then just a few short moments later, police would pay homage to their fallen brother, corporal bryon dicksonying out a long-running tradition, the slain troopers handcuffs placed on the suspected killer. >> blooming grove car two is en route with corporal dixon's handcuffs. he'll be there in approximately 20 minutes. >> reporter: the 48-day search ends with this final radio transmission, it comes from trooper dixon's state police car used to transport the suspect to face the criminal suspect. >> 11652, romeo 42 is en route to the station. >> we contacted the pike county jail where frein is being held. we are told he is being held under maximum protection. for vh investigators, harry hairston, nbc 10 news. >> state police estimate the frein case has cost them roughly $10 million. that's about $208,000 a day. that amount could climb, though, since the investigation is still ongoing. >>> it's clear from our video today that eric frein had injuries to his face, of course, throughout the past seven weeks we've seen many different looks. so we put together a slide show for you, the faces of eric f

charged with shooting two state troopers at blooming grove state police barracks killing corporal brian dickson and seriously wounding trooper alex douglass. a after his arrest frein was put in dickson's handcuffs and car. police say he he surrendered peacefully, kneeling putting his hand up when marshals approached him. frein's capture end weeks of tension and turmoil in the area as a authorities closed schools, they have canceled outdoor events and blocked roads to pursue him. residents grew weary of the police presence and local businesses reported losses as people were forced to stay inside their home. law enforcement combed miles of forest as they hunted for him using dogs, thermal imaging and other tools. >> douglass and his family as well as dick son's family expressing relief and gratitude over frein's arrest. dickson was late to red last month and friend and family described him as a husband and father a as they took the work seriously. he was shot in the pelvis and hospitalized until earlier this month, when he was discharged to a rehab facility. state police say they were determined

the shootings, from the day after the shooting, he was placed under a arrest and handcuffs of corporal dickson. >> we weren't going to stop until this fugitive was arrested. i'm glad that it ended without any other loss of life including his. this way people will know exactly how our justice system works and i know you will follow it, and i would hope this brings some closure to the families that have been so seriously affected. >> well, head of the state police said there is in indication anybody was helping him up here and you usually don't learn too much in the first court appearance but first question, if i got to ask, has he talked? if so has he said why? why would he cowardly hide in the woods and shoot to kill a good man, husband and father of two, who don't get their dad back even though this dad's colleagues finally got their guy. you can check one off fbi top ten. >> it was worth waiting for to get this guy, thanks very much. >>> we're following breaking news this morning fire rips through a west philadelphia apartment building, early this morning, one person is in the hospital and f

that was corporal bryon dickson who was killed. >> 125r bucks -- starbucks is rolling out a new way toush. >> we have an this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. >> good morning, everyone, it is 6:00 a.m., friday, october 17. we're following developing news. >> police are forced to open fire during a wild chase with a tractor-trailer in montgomery county. a cargoes out of control on a delaware roadway triggering a head-on crash. >> residents of bermuda get ready for hurricane gonzalo. >> we have david and karen. >> reporter: all right, guys, we have clouds around, but no rain, obviously. as i look out on the terrace, i have a good look at the moon. 58 degrees in philadelphia. 56 in wilmington, 53 in in

corporal bryon dickson was killed in that attack.say eric frein opened fire on the two troopers. he disappear. he is still in hiding. and a manhunt under way in the poconos. >>> helping loved ones who are fighting addiction. tonight several ocean county agencies are teaming up with project lazarus to train and distribute narcan kits to about 75 families affected by addiction. narcan can reverse heroin's deadly effects. >>> allentown's police force got fresh recruits to beef up street patrols. six new officers were introduced this morning. allentown now has 221 officers, significantly more than just i few years ago. a large number of recent retirements trumped the force but thanks to a $500,000 federal grant, the city will be hiring more officers in the coming months. >> it enables us to get out more readily in the commune, solve problems and help us eliminate some of the long-term problems we've had in the city. >> new hires will focus$' street patrols giving detectives more time for active cases. >>> you know that music. we love it

they are participating in a fundraiser for slain corporal bryon dickson.he wives are organizing this fundraiser calling it pfc strong. >> this gives us an outlet for the nervous energy we're able to channel it into something positive. >> so far the state troopers wives have sold 20,000 shirts. >> temperatures have dipped a bit in areas. >> reporter: they have, we have spots in the 40s. as we look at storm tracker 6 live double scan, though, we are dry this morning, moving outside we have mainly clear skies across the region. there goes the employee bus at the airport. if you're heading to the airport, tranquil conditions with light winds, but cool. 56 degrees right now in philadelphia. dewpoint, low. winds out of the west at 9 miles per hour a little bit of a wind blowing around, but not inasmuch as yesterday. i have the always on seven day in the left hand portion of the screen for those who want to glance ahead watching in hd. it's going to be breezy today, these are winds gusts as plotted by future tracker 6. you can see every now and then we get up in

they carpeted him away in corporal dickson's handcuffs and squad car. >> the families and the pennsylvania an unimaginable loss of unspeakable proportions. they'll never be the same. but today we find some comfort as a community that we're take these next steps toward justice. >> nbc sara dallof is joining me from blooming grove, pennsylvania. good morning. what more did the police say about how frein was capture dppd they get a tip? >> believe it or not. they didn't. this was luck. they had been doing the grid searches of the dense forest ever since the manhunt began. the grid searches from section to section and that is what they were doing yesterday when they stumbled across eric frein. they surprised him. he was outside of this hangar. they say he followed their demands and surrenderered very meekly. they found some weapons inside the hangar. but he didn't attempt t

. >> the family in this matter of corporal bryon dickson and trooper alex douglass and the pennsylvania state police have suffered an unimaginable loss of unspeakable proportions. they will never be the same. but today we find some comfort as a community that we are taking these next steps towards justice. >> authorities estimate the search for frein cost about $10 million. and it also took an emotional toll on the community keeping an eye out for the wanted killer. and that has no price tag on it. and vernon odom is live in mondroe county where they are excited and relieved that things are starting to get back to normal. >> they are. in fact some residents told me they were literally dancing around their homes in their bare feet last night. you can see the tension has been lifted here. now getting back to his regular way of life. with eric frein locked up and never to roam these woods good, joe could return to his routine of driving in from scranton to take care of his mother's property living a few doors from frein's parents and the constant presence of heavily-armed police and helico

a month, since the shootings of two state troopers in the blooming grove barracks killing corporal byron dickson. >> i know it is wearing on all of the community and the people. believe me it the wears on us too and the the men and women that i have out in those woods searching for this criminal will. >> reporter: that is why the support for law enforcement has been tremendous. governor tom corbett read these inspirational messages from residents. he thanked the countless number of officers who have come from all over to help in the search. >> it is a community, it is a commonwealth, and it is a nation coming together. >> yes everybody has one mission and that one mission toys apprehend this individual. >> thursday, two homeowners in the crest co area of the poconos reported finding blood on their properties. state the police are testing that blood to see if it belongs to frein. we're reporting live from the satellite center, kenneth moton for channel six "action news", walter. >> thanks, kenneth. >>> now to a developing story out of virginia where investigators discovered human remains in the s

state police corporal byron dickson was killed and alan douglas was wounded.wo pipe bombs. the focus of the search moved south two weeks ago. on thursday they stumbled into frein at an abandoned airplane hangar. >>> in hawaii lava is slowing to a crawl near the village of a pahoa. 50 or morehouses are still at risk. lava also threatens to block the main road into the village. many of them are waiting for evacuation orders that could come at any time. >>> starbucks is hoping that deliveries will give its sales a jolt after disappointing financial results for the last quarter. the coffee giant said sales fell short of $4.2 billion estimates by $60 million. that late day news led to a sharp drop of starbucks shares in after hours trading. they fell by more than 4%. they plan to roll out food delivery service in some city next year. they say it's going to be like delivery on steroids. i believe him, don't you? >> the key is how you keep the coffee hot. >> is that the key? >> pizza had to go through that, too. >> what do you do? >>> i can't wait until sunday. patri

. >> the the ambush killed corporal brian dickson and seriously wounded trooper alex douglass. authorities also released two photos showing what frein could look like with a mohawk and beard. he faces two additional counts of possession of weapons of mass destruction. >>> right now search is underway for a suspect who robbed a td bank in hatboro while wearing a halloween mask. this robbery happened on york road this morning. police say that the suspect pulled out a gun and demanded money after getting cash he fled in the dark blue older model buick a stolen pennsylvania tag. police suspect that this same suspect robbed a same bank in july. >>> we are enjoying some mild fall weather today but there are some changes on the way, meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with her first forecast, kathy. >> chris, it is breezy but a beautiful end to what was a gorgeous day with plenty of sunshine, skies will be moon lit tonight and then it will be cool overnight. take a look at storm scan three that rain is long gone but we have had strong westerly winds that have been mi

corporal brian dickson was killed, and trooper alex douglass wounded in that attack. frein is now on the fbi the's list of the ten most wanted. >>> delaware governor jack markell declared october as domestic violence awareness month. miss delaware 2014 brittany lewis says designation is important for victims and their families. she also shared her personal story. >> for a long time my sister kept her abuse, relationship inside, and only reluctantly began to express her situation once the physical scars and bruises could no longer be covered up. on the evening of march 26th, 2010, my family's nightmare came to life yet again when my 26 year-old sister was gunned down and killed, with seven shots to her body. >> miss delaware also lost her cousin to domestic violence. nearly 24,000 incidents of domestic violence with reported in delaware in the pennsylvania past year. >>> police chiefs in delaware county are pushing to be allowed to use radar to catch speeders. "eyewitness news" on township line road in drexel hill, where chief of police, held a press conference today.

he was placed on the fbi's ten most wanted fugitive list september 18th the same day corporal dickson was laid to rest. week two manhunt intensifies, roads and schools are closed, residents told to stay inside. ak-47 style gun and ammunition found along with cigarettes and adult diaper. week three, schools reopened after closing for more than a week, state troopers found two fully fuchs nal pipe bombs. week four, the search picks up after a possible frein sighting, october 8th they have located frein's journal which describes the september shooting. >> so is he still out there in the poconos? people have been dealing with him for five full weeks. lets bring in former fbi sergeant mike carbonill. >> is what your expertise do you know how to survive out flur self. >> i had training in military and some through the fbi. >> is he still alive. >> oh, yeah, he is still alive. >> yes. >> well, because i don't think police would be spending those resource fess they didn't think he wasn't. they are burning autopsy lot of manpower this he no he what they were do. >> if he was dead they would ha

. >> corporal brian dickson was killed in this attack. trooper alex douglass seriously wounded. authorities released two pictures showing what frein might look like with a mow hawk and a beard. >>> bucks county teen is latest to be arrested for allegedly posting a threatening message against a school on social media. >> police say 19 year-old eric wood claims he was answering a dare when allegedly threatened to bring a gun or bomb to penn ridge high school using social media site called yik yak. he is a former student. it is a free app described as a cross between snap chat and twitter. >> kids, teens, people in high school, middle school and lower school they don't realize what can happen, that it is not anonymous. >> officials at yik yak tell "eyewitness news" they machine for site for misuse and threatening behavior and they often block or sus pen accounts based on the type of content being posted. >>> two dozen people face charges in atlantic city think morning after protesters block missouri and arctic avenues. the members of the local 54 were out protesting proposed health

corporal brian dickson was killed there, trooper alex duglast was wounded. >>> threats of violence prompted increased police presence at up are darby high school today. anonymous threats on social media attracted their attention there was several fights over the last few weeks. >> this is a show of force to show anybody who would have any type of propensity for any type of violent act that the police are here and we are here to protect the students. >> reporter: authorities say those threats are unsubstantiated but police wanted to take extra precaution to be safe. >>> the red cross is coming to the aid of three families displaced by a fire in north philadelphia early this morning. this fire broke out the at 26th and oxford streets. fire fighters say they have encountered heavy smoke pouring from the second floor. in one was hurt in the flier, fire and causes under investigation. >>> it has happened again police in newtown square tell us they have arrested thomas cleary for his suspects sixth dui offense following a three vehicle crash. investigators say cleary hit two cars from behind whil

frein wrote he saw his shot and took it, watching from a distance, as his victim, corporal bryon dickson, dropped to the ground. he killed bryon dickson and wounded alex douglass. >>> two accused of sexually assaulting a woman at an atlantic city casino. andre torres entered a plea of not guilty, released on his own recolony zans. a second denied it. a new york woman says two assaulted her at the taj mahal last april. according to court documents he said she was drunk and unable to resist. >>> new jersey's board of medical examiners has stripped abortion doctor steven brigham of his final medical license. the move means he'll loose eight abortion clinics in new jersey. he was cited for starting late-term abortions in new jersey and finishing them in maryland. it's a violation of law in both states. >>> a philadelphia museum about to lose a big part of its popular collection. the rosenbak museum and lie briar has 10,000 pieces of maurice sendak's work. the author of "where the wild things are" died in may. it will operate a museum at his connecticut home. a spokesperson confirms the colle

authorities say frein shot and killed corporal bryon dickson and seriously injured trooper alex douglas in the september 12th ambush. >>> the dean of philadelphia sportscasters, bill campbell, will be remembered at a funeral mass this morning. family and friends attended a viewing yesterday in collingswo collingswood. today's funeral starts at 11:00 at christ the king church in haddonfield. campbell died last monday at age 91. he was behind the mike when wilt chamberlain scored 100 and broadcast the eagles' 1960 championship. >>> today, a new panel of mediators begin another round of negotiations between septa and its train engineers union. this second emergency board was created by president obama to prevent a strike, which could have started today. >>> well, it was a historic night for the eagles, and we are ready to relive it. we have all the highlights from "sunday night football." you'll see what the birds did last night for the first time in 18 years during their demolition of the giants. >>> and speaking of birds, a battle in the sky caught on camera. a face-off between a hawk an

. >> the families of this matter of corporal bryon dickson and corporal douglass have had a loss. today we find some comfort as a community that we are taking these next steps toward justice. >> sarah doloff is live in blooming grove, pennsylvania. i understand one of the beneficiaries is halloween, which is back on for that community. >> reporter: that is correct, joy. halloween had been canceled out of concern for the safety of the community. and today the news that it is back on and eric frein is behind bars. this following seven weeks of a community being on edge. a pipe bomb found in the woods of this mysterious figure in black with his face covered in mud cited several times after all of this, this arrest went down completely peacefully with no shots fired. in fact, law enforcement describes eric frein's surrender as rather meek. they say he obeyed law enforcement commands and put his hands up in the air. one atf agent telling me almost that he expected this was coming. that he knew the end was near. he was taken into custody in the handcuffs belonging to the man he's accuse

investigators say he shot and killed corporal bryon dickson and wounded trooper alex douglass outsideheir blooming grove barracks. >>> a truck full of food and supplies from collegeville is heading to monroe county to help in the search of raric for the reason. they are in need of food and personal care items they continue to search for the cop killer. worker are fixing 300 meals a day. another truck will be isn't today. >>> a south philadelphia cvs has been closed over safety concerns. the store is roped by "do not enter tape." a pillar is full of cracks and possibly sinking. officials evacuated the store at 87:30 when the struck -- structure issue was noticed. >>> src unilateral action forces the teachings teachers union to pay for healthcare premiums. yesterday the union filed for an injunction. >>> voters head to the poll in less than a month. democrat bran dan boyle is -- brendan boyle is taking on d. ed cock. boyle is a three time state lawmaker, counting on labor support. >> i believe the fact that the minimum wage is lower today than at any point since the late 19 40s is a dis