this guy stuck around. >> undeterred, darnell enters the store without even disguising himself.he bask his head. >> we have cameras in the corners, cameras back in the back in the corners and cameras in the back rooms here and all the store, five or six different areas, we have cameras. besides the corners, too. we move them around a lot so they're hidden. >> he checks out the back of the store first. >> we had a bunch of pcs back there. but these are big and you can't get them out of here easily. >> he also pockets $250 from the register and gives the police an early mug shot. >> we had a camera set up that was called the robot. we call it. it was like a contraption, it's hard to tell what it is. he was probably checking it out to see if he could steal it. he should have stole it. he could have been better off. >> while this is all going on, the alarm company contacts computer central and an employee at the pool hall next door comes to check out what's happening. when he gets there, he finds the burglar hanging around the outside of the store. >> the perpetrator asked him, let'

hey darnell, darnell, i'm here for you. any time you need me.[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and that running back, darnell autry, that was our rose bowl year. >> yeah, it was right off the rose bowl year. >> seth: yeah. >> now, what's funny about that is you look at it. and what you have to think, everyone watching, is i was super stoked to have that job. >> seth: yeah. oh, absolutely. >> yeah, i'm working tomorrow. i'm getting paid in purple, you know. >> seth: yeah. >> i'm an actor now. >> seth: i will say, the person who did your paint coverage, that was probably the last time they worked. [ laughter ] they were like, "jerry, get in here!" >> they got better at it. because that was the first day. then they brought an air brush in the next day. >> seth: oh, there you go, yeah. >> but, you know, they rolled paint on me on michigan avenue. >> seth: wow. >> yeah. >> seth: that's how you know you made it. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: and when you were in chicago, we took improv classes at the same place. we both got at imrpov io now. >> yeah,

a cause important to darnell dob darnell dockett. >> they go out there and sacrifice a and you admire mindset and things they are able to accomplish. it makes us be real thankful. you see the loss of limbs and les and arms and things that they sacrificed themselves for all of us. kellye: organize ares say so far the event has raised more than $130,000 for local charities supporting wounded warriors. it was a chance for people to see the vehicle that keep d.c. moving. the district hosted the annual truck touch touch event. street sweepers, boom trucks and snowplows. thousands of people attend the event every year. the newest addition to the royal family is selling hearts all around the world tonight. buckingham palace released the first official to toes of photos of principle chess charlotte. her mother took the picture of her being held by prince george. it is one of four up packs taken by the duchess of cambridge in mid may at the family's home in eastern england. she is adorable. >>> not everything that can be learned in school comes from a book. at this high school it is what it be

k2 was like nothing else darnell thompson had ever tried. what kind of high was it? what did it feel like? >> it made me stop and in a daze and i stood there for maybe two or three hours in a daze. >> reporter: a quick addictive high, he said the drug once caused him to forget his own name for hours and yet -- >> one time i experienced it e hospital and i was dehydrated. i had loss of vitamins. i was treated and released. i come right back to the same thing. >> reporter: this woman interrupted our interview to ask for a few dollars so she could buy a joint loaded with k2. she said it had nearly killed her once before. >> like when i fall asleep and the police come and pick me up and took me to the hospital. >> reporter: still worth it? >> yeah. >> reporter: we met these pool outside a homeless shelter which doesn't -- people outside a homeless shelter which doesn't allow drugs on second and d in northwest. its director has watched the k2 problem worsen in the last two years. >> it's just like the old days in 1980s when we had the pcp epidemic in the city and people w

as darnel williams said the most important thing to do is let us do our work. you will not stop yours. but it is important to get to the bottom of what happened and please give us the opportunity, thank you. (inaudible) >> so there you heard it from the boston police and community leaders. they showed a videotape recording of the shooting of a man who had been under surveillance, happen in suburban boston yesterday. the guy was wanted or under surveillance in connection with what was thought to be a domestic terrorism plot when an fbi agent and a boston police officer approached him a say he pulled out a knife and came at them with it and each officer fired shot and ended his life. originally his family said he was shot in the back and talking on the phone at the time he was killed, but according to the community officer and community leaders that saw the tape that does not pan out. our chief intelligence corspentond catherine herige has more. >> reporter: we heard consistently since the shooting yesterday morning is that the suspect was under 24- hour surveill

this happened on darnell place in forestville last night.hen police arrived they found the victim already dead. police say this was not a random shooting. and they aren't releasing the victim's name right now or a suspect description. >>> also right now, hundreds of law enforcement officials continue to search for two escaped murderers. it's been a week since they broke out of the maximum security prison in upstate new york. police believe they're still together, holed up in the woods. they used power tools to crawl through the steam pipes and escaped through the manhole cover. a prison worker named joyce mitchell snuck tools into the prison for their escape. she has been arrested. >>> it's been ten years and that's not stopping one local man for seeking justice for her son's murder. shirley bell made a dying promise to her son. she is still working to fulfill that promise. news4's darcy spencer has her story. >> reporter: they're playing basketball at the laurel armory. this is not about who wins or lose, but it's about keeping alive a memo

this happened on darnell place last night. when police arrived the victim already dead. police say this was not a random shooting but they aren't releasing the victim's name right now or a suspect description. >>> also happening now, hundreds continue their search for two escaped murderers. it has been a week since sweat and matt broke out of the maximum security prison in upstate new york. the officials believe they're still together. the convicts used power tools to cut through steel walls, crawl through steam pipes and escape through a manhole cover. a prison worker named joyce mitchell snuck those tools into the prison. she has been arrested. >>> a police officer who shot and killed a 12-year-old boy said he had no choice. tamir rice was shot and killed while holding a pellet gun. he told a fellow cop, he reached for the gun, there was nothing i could do. we learned tamir got the toy gun just hours before he was killed last november. law enforcement on the scene said both officers appeared distraught after learning it was a b-b gun. the grand jury will decide if they

. >> there aren't too many other things to say other than what darnell has covered.agues are still upstairs and still asking questions in the conve e conversati conversation with the police. one thing that we want to do is make sure that the dialogue and the communication involves the entire community and people of all faith. so we want to ensure that we sort of work our way through this difficult incident as a boston community with everybody communicating and working together. the last time that we suffered one of those where the officer and anglo west event and the police had many of the same people in the room that have the same kind of conversation and one of the requests that we made when the video was clear when it was fairly obvious and watching the video once what happened that they would do it repeatedly. they would do it the next time when it happened. the next time there's video and we did see it. it makes it clear that the gentlemen was not shot in the back. that he was shot in the front, but the camera is at a distance, so you can not see it as clearly a

my father judge darnell jones and dylan's father-in-law.mber most is the meals he cooked while i was in philadelphia working long and crazy hours. especially on sunday he would invite us over for lam chops with tucson cael. >> and he's known for the giant pancakes. like the size of your face. >> sheinelle and judge, take it away. >> we're going to create a marinade. a 1 steak sauce. >> easy enough. >> with olive oil. >> okay. coarse black pepper. and a little rosemary sage adough bow, we put that in everything. and the crushed red pepper. he likes red pepper. when you put the lamb chops in how long do you let it mar maidinade for? >> in for 24 hours to 1 hour. i know you like to put things on the grill. this is what we would do. we come over here with the tucson kale. you like the tucson. why? >> because it's fluffy very easy to cook. >> okay. >> very light. and deleshs. >> when you put the kale in here garlic garlic cayenne pepper -- we like our pepper. nobody eat it. and a little bit of cracked pemp ededer. eded pepper. >> and we have sca

he shoots the worker point blank in the back. 40-year-old thomas darnell is killed instantly.re in search of more victims. he finds 40-year-old store manager chuck lios and mercilessly guns him down. then he kills 31-year-old worker dennis sargent. in the panic a few people are able to escape the store. zack is working in the back when he hears those shots. >> i looked down the aisle. i saw chuck lios on the ground just covered in blood. it still didn't click in my head that something was wrong. i started walking backwards and i found myself in the produce department. >> this is the view from the store camera covering the produce section. >> the floor crew guy that waxes the floors, he just runs right past me, and i knew something was wrong then. and i kept walking backwards. i was going to go towards the back room. >> but zack had just made the biggest mistake of his life. zane floyd is coming around the corner with a shotgun. >> there's tables in produce that have all the fruits and vegetables. and i dove between one of those, just trying to get down. and he takes a shot at

. >>> joining us now is darnell williams, president and ceo of the urban league of eastern massachusetts who was part of the community leadership that saw the surveillance video provided by police. good to have you here. explain to all of us what you saw and your reaction to it. >> thank you for having me on. i'll try to be as brief as possible but as thorough as necessary. we were invited to see the video so that we would have a basic understanding. the video was somewhat of poor quality for first. when we saw, it was narrated through the steps of what transpired. so we can say the suspect coming from one end of the parking lot walking across the parking lot to a particular point. when he got to another set of a point, he was behind a tree. his view was obstructed. three officering made approach to the suspect to have a calm conversation or engagement as they would call it. two other officers from two vehicles that were parked already in the lot also left their vehicle and started moveing towards the suspect. it appeared three officers on the video started to back up from the suspect. t

as darnell williams just said the most important thing to do now is let us do our work. i'm not going to stop you from doing yours. i know you won't stop asking those questions. it's very important that we get to the very bottom of exactly what happened and we pledge that we will do that. please give us that opportunity. thank you. >> commissioner, knowing what you did leading up to the events yesterday, were you issuing any sort of warnings to your rank and file on the streets about protecting themselves? >> well, over the last couple of weeks, we had got intelligence from our boston regional intelligence that military and law enforcement were a threat. they had disseminated that information. so over the last couple of weeks, we had put out several notices on our brick report about the threat of law enforcement and military bases being attacked. this is a notice we've put out over the last month about us all being on our guard because of the intelligence we had in what has happened not only across our country but across the nation where officers have been attacked, mili

national security analyst and former homeland security adviser from massachusetts, juliet guy yam and darnell bms who was one of the community leaders who saw that surveillance tape of rahim's shooting. good morning to both of you. i want to begin with you. when you and i were talking yesterday we did not know what had been the catalyst to make police move in at 7:00 a.m. that morning. now we do. it turns out that two hours before he was killed they heard him say that he wanted to do an attack on the boys in blue. what does it say to you? >> that's exactly right. the affidavit released yesterday, it was the missing piece which is what sped up the process that the police would do an approach in public in a cvs parking lot. and it's clear now because of the surveillance and wiretapping of the phone lines between wright and rahim and this third party that the attack was going to happen yesterday at the latest -- i'm sorry, tuesday, at the latest on wednesday. they had no choice. that was the missing piece when we were talking yesterday. i kept saying something happened because you don't do this.

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