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what a great way to commemorate a great american hero. he did it there may be others but yes he really could do this. as a conscientious objector he saved his unit from defeat and countless american lives. and on top of all that the germans had to retreat from a the argonne force. is a mergers and -- a major setback and it comes down to 1 million. -- me and. it gives us hope from a troubled maker to a virtuous man to a pacifist to a warrior. looking after his own interest. wanted to get back into farming and was upset by how people carried on their lives as if nothing happened he said we cannot live this way any longer period blissful ignorance. then he would dedicate the rest of his life to schools today york institute in tennessee. he also build a seminary during 1929 and that did not last. but somebody did make a difference. and i would say this is within your grasp as well. trudy. i will read this excellent quotation. think about yourself for everything i have said in the choices we make every day we know not of the future but we can

why am i the hero? >> oh, i'm not the hero. god is the hero. he just used me.we are a willing vessel you can use us but we got to open up our hearts and our minds and i don't know why he chose me and he chose todd and he chose us to do this, but he's got to be glorified in all, in everything, he's got going to get the florry one way the other and i hope he's pleased with me. i want him to be pleased with me author than anything else. >> well, debbie you know the police caught him about 240 miles away from the shooting site in charleston south carolina. he would have driven by hundreds if not thousands of cars but you were the one who actually picked up the phone and called your boss todd and said what should i do? it looks like -- i think you would say that god put you in the right place at the right time. wouldn't he? >> oh, he did, and that's how he is. that's the kind of god that i serve, that's my god, and he puts us where we need to be when we need to be. >> right. so debbie i know you've had a crazy 24 hours as you've talked about this 14 hours after he k

tywanza sanders was my son, but he was my hero. he was my hero. but as we say in bible study, we enjoyed you. but my god have mercy on you. >> i will never comfort her ever again. i will never be able to hold her again. but i forgive you. and have mercy on your soul. it hurts me. it hurt a lot of people. i forgive you. and god forgives you. >> earlier today roof's family offered a statement reading in part. words cannot express our shock, grief, and disbelief as to what happened that night. we are devastated and saddened by what occurred. we offer our prayers sympathy for all of those impacted by these events. joining us now with reaction radio show host dr. gina louden and dr. robert jeffers. al to me pretty powerful people would say they forgive him. i don't know -- i'm a christian, pastor i don't know if i would have that level of forgiveness. i know that's the teachings of christ. him on a cross and he said that. forgive them they know not what they do. it's harder in real life. here's the question we have. he goes into a bible study on a wedn

(explosion) ♪ lead your heroes in the hit mobile game download heroes charge now!>> so you know about the state of nebraska voted to abolish the death penalty last week. super contentious vote down to the wire. the governor vetoed the repeal. the death penalty has been seen as a liberal issue. fascinating story, right? this is not a dog bites man story this is a leading to think pc national coverage like this story in "time" magazine, the last execution. it's a big national story and what it means for the country that they did it. the death penalty activists say nebraska is the first domino. "the washington post" today, the abolition movement is not limited to nebraska. this super interesting turn has put a big national spotlight on nebraska and what they did and what it means for the death penalty overall in this country which is great. it's still happening in nebraska. and it's it turning into a different kind of story. while the nebraska legislature was repealing the death penalty, the governor of the state said if anyone was going to vote to abolish the death p

he forgot about 20 to be a hero. there were plenty of other compensations.here were dozens of times that he had things that were not pleasant. like someone ticketing for not parking in the right zone. but it was all a part of his job. that was a long time in coming but he was finally assigned to a two way radio car car 88. it meant a great deal to him. a successful step in his career. he met the man who was to be his partner, and experience patrolman from whom he could learn a great deal. it was part of a system that was devised for patrolling the city of detroit every hour of the day and night. here's how the system works. the city of detroit is divided into police precinct. each patient is divided discount card territories. the number depending on the size of the activity -- size and activity in that precinct. the radio dispatcher and the dispatch clerk are always veterans of many years experience in police work. they must decide in a few seconds the correct course of action on a call. they must know what cars are available on assignment. joe rarely solve

your own heroes? of course, everybody has flaws. and this was thus, the case with alvin york. as i was studying alvin york, i was reading reports from people even from his home state who were questioning whether he was truly a hero whether he was just a piece of propaganda after the war to justify the losses. and these are based off opinions not fact. and then to add to this controversy, manmade controversy, of course was nobody could really tell you where the battle happened. there was small maps and big arrows. so it was time to sort this out and find out if this really happened or did it not. so that was my initial research finding gaps. so let's talk about york first before i go into my research methodology and my findings. york, of course was born in 1887, and he was the third of 11 children. and the hills of tennessee it's still pretty remote today, pall mall, tennessee, just a few miles away from the kentucky border. his mom and dad devout christian, inis -- sincere christians, but 1911, his da

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they don't consider himself a hero he says he was just doing his job. quite a day. >> if you want more inspiration, listen to this. a 92-year-old cancer survivor has conquered a new challenge. that is harriet thompson. she became the oldest woman to finish a marathon. 92 years old. she ran the rock and roll marathon in san diego yesterday in seven hours, 24 minutes. the race is fundraising for leukemia. she says she may do it again next year at the age of 93. >> why not? >> without. >> seven hours. it would take me twice that long. >> oh my gosh. she is my inspiration. i don't really like to run. >> your new hero. >> yeah. >> pam. kicked my booty. are we in 1976? >> can't say anything else on tv. >> okay. it just brought me back to the playground there. good morning everybody. let's see what we have. the traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive out to the westbound 24 it looks pretty good as you drive up to the tunnel. not a bad commute at all. there is no major problems on 680 nearby from benicia bridge all the way to the walnut creek interchan

he's been his hero. after the 5k this is our first year we'll have a country concert by joe bachmann and the tailgaters. he's a philadelphia native. he's coming back to play for us. he's a lot of fun. a lot of fun. >> not only are you doing good but you really are -- you can go out and have a good time. >> you can have a great time. and this 5k is very unique from everybody else's because it's not about your best time. this is about going out there and supporting these wounded warriors who do the 5k in their prosthetics or wheelchair and cheering them on and coming together as a community. >> what feedback, what response do you get from the wounded warriors as well as the people who kam out to support them? >> they're very grateful. it's great for them to see different parts of the country. many of these wounded warriors are coming from florida and virginia and all over the place. so when they get to warminster, pennsylvania, and they see this community come together for them, it makes them very happy. >

liz: she is a hero, lee, at least to artists. >> on this individual issue.need to be a fight between artists and record companies a share of the money artists receive from the record companies through the streaming service. liz: one fight at a time. pleasure to have you. great to have joe from the oak ridge boys. he says i want to buy stock in taylor swift. smart enough businessman he also owns stock in apple. closing bell ringing in about 20 minutes. bubble trouble for the markets? another new record high today for the nasdaq and the russell. are the dark clouds of a selloff forming? a little air being let out of the bubble soon. our traders battle it out later in the hour. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second time. they won't give you enough money to replace your brand ne

he was a hero in the civil war. he was widely admired. he was more famous, more well trained, more accomplished than abraham lincoln. he conducted himself with honor during the civil war. and during his escape. and he wasn't fleeing to save his own skin. he was fleeing to keep the confederacy alive, to epicould -- to keep the nation alive and , to save his family. in captivity, he behaved with honor and sought no mercy and his long mysterious after-life and became a great hero in the is out more so than when he was president of the confederacy so davis is a fascinating complex man. so at the end of the book i want you to feel a wistfulness of what could have been or what might have been or what a terrible tragedy this was because in my mind davis was , certainly no john wilkes booth. hampton: well, with ray -- i mean, you know, it is a convention of these stories that you rooting for the villain. i think it's partly a literary thing because you know on some level that as soon as the guy is caught it's over. the story is over and you want

he was my hero. tywanza was my hero. but as we say in bible study, we enjoyed you, but may god have mercy on you. >> although my father and the other victims died at the hands of hate this is proof everyone's plea for your soul is proof that they lived to love and their legacies will live in love. so hate won't win. >> for me, i'm a work in progress. i acknowledge that i am very angry. but one thing we have always joined in our family with is that she taught me that we are the family that love built. >> we have no hate. so we have to forgive. i pray god on your soul. i thank god that i won't be around when your judgment day comes with him. may god bless you. >> may god bless you. i mean it's incredibly hard to hear pastor. how can they be so giving to him? >> this is the power. this is the power that's taken enn away from the individual that did the acts and is placed in the hands of who it was perpetrated against. the victory he thought he would have is no longer there. he thought he was going to generate a race war. in

. >>> hero driver. the quick-thinking bus driver who helped collar a suspected kidnapper. >> the bus driver is a hero. absolute hero. >> spotting a little boy snatched from his mother. his clever plan to deliver the suspect right to the cops. >>> and picture perfect. the first sweet shots of princess charlotte and big brother prince george just adorable. can you guess who took these precious pictures? >>> hey, good morning, everybody. we're following two major stories right now, including that manhunt in upstate new york, involving the fbi and hundreds of local law enforcement authorities. >> all of them are hunting these two convicted killers. who used an elaborate plan to escape a maximum-security prison. involving power tools, tunnels and even a good-bye note. telling authorities to quote, have a nice day. >> much more on that story coming up. >>> but we're going to start with this electric and momentous victory on the racetrack, american pharoah racing into history, as the first horse to capture the

a hero is a hero. >> that's right. >> don't discriminate.l saves the day gets the award. thank you for watching. that does it for us here at abc7 news at 5:00. for drew and shu, see you back here at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." deadly church shooting. the new website tied to the accused killer. photos of guns and confederate flags. the racist rant, fbi agents investigating now. on the trail. the two escaped killers spotted. hundreds of miles from the prison. what those witnesses say they saw. and now another guard placed on leave. fire and floods. from the out of control blaze to severe storms and flash floods. turning this play day in the rain into a dangerous rescue. >> she's getting sucked under the water! >> and ball battle. a-rod's historic 3,000 hits. >> he did it in style! >> and the man in the stands who caught it. tonight the contest over who gets to keep it forever.

he is one of the world's true heroes. so it's wonderful to be a part of something that tries to get his name out to a wider public. >> ellen: he created the computer. he saved millions of lives and so if you have not soon "the imitation game," it's an important piece of history to learn about. and you are fantastic. benedict was on the show and he has a huge fan base. they're called cumber-bitches. they named themselves that. >> he keeps trying to call them cumber-people. doesn't have the same ring to it. they're very excited. when we were almosting, -- filming, we were in a sleepy village. i was driving to set. there were lines of i assumed women, but they had masks of his face. why would you want that? >> ellen: he sees that in the mirror. >> right. and they're really into art. there are pictures of him. >> ellen: and he got married this weekend. >> he did. >> ellen: did you good? >> no. i was here. >> ellen: and he will be here today. married and the oscars. you never stop either. are you going to take a break once you

. >> those are heroes. neighbors, those are good samaritans and heroes. >> firefighters comment the brave neighbors who injure themselves while trying to rescue a mother and two children trapped in a burning participate. the children jumped out of the window and now are hospitalized. >> thanks for joining us. >> that dramatic and frightening scene played out at 8:00 this morning on story road. matt how is the family doing now? >> i got an update great firefighters and they say the kids are still in critical condition. this was a dangerous fire and it could have been a lot worse if not for the help of two good mayor is tans. >> the hand prints on the window of the apartment complexion in san jose tell the story of the terrifying moments for two young children. firefighters say just after 8:00 this morning flames and smoke in the kitchen forced the boy and girl believed to be between the aims of ten and 13 to take extreme measures. they jumped about 15' to the ground, they had serious burns and possible broke

. >> he's a hero and a man who feels. if james hasn't flipped the breakers the whole building would have gone up. that's what they say. >> oh gosh? >> the flames are out. everybody is okay. you know what james does? he doesn't stay around. he went back to work and finished up what we had to do. >> oh my gosh! what a sweet guy and a hero! great story. >> you have the bond. >> we do. we love trees. >>> time for newsroom with carol costello. good morning. >> i guess i love trees, too. >> why not? >> yeah. have a great day! thanks so much. newsroom starts now. >>> happening now in the newsroom. we got them! >> the nightmare is finally over! >> a three week manhunt for two killer fugitives is over! one dead the other hospitalized. >> sweat turned and fled on foot but the sergeant in pursuit -- >> how a hero sergeant ended the hunt. what we can learn. >>> also banks shuddered, atm's out of cash. what a debt crisis in greece means for all of europe and your retirement account. >>> plus what it costs to do it. >> the cost of a pr

>> the activision booth they had guitar hero live look who showed up to this rash.ash. >> look at that crowd. >> the greatest fake guitar player in the world. listen to this. ♪ and as expected he absolutely nailed it. finishes up with a slide. yes! we don't know what's going to happen next but live "right this minute" we have freddie wopg. >> what's up everybody? i see you caught up on my later guitar hero escapade. >> what is going on in your world? >> make plans for another rhythm game world tour which is difficult because the games don't come out until the end of the year anyways. there's a weird part of my life i was a professional rhythm gamer for two years in college which was impressive to know one, happy to have the opportunity to continue. >> first let me say we're not worthy. >> let me just say no you are not. >> probably true. what was the key to you having success again? zbht key i think to success is not caring what people think about you because if you're going to get up there in front of let rally tens of people who play guitar video game as if you ar

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>> he is a hero.nd everybody else's hero that he saved their life before anything else happened. >> if he is watching now what would you like to say to him? >> that he's a hero. and if it wasn't for you i wouldn't have a second life i have now. i wouldn't be here. thank you. >> traci, thank you so much for being here. all the best to you. >> thank you. >>> you have now heard traci's story, but the big question still looms. was this terrorism? if so why won't the fbi say so? and does it matter? up next two veterans of the fbi on the threats we face and whether this case was mislabelled. >>> we want to bring you an update on the manhunt for two convicted killers as a second prison employee is arrested. joyce mitchell the first prison employee was allegedly able to pass hack saw blades by smuggling them inside frozen meat. and tonight officer palmer who delivered the frozen meat was also arrested. palmer facing charges of tampering with evidence among others although his attorney says he had no idea what

i'm surrounded by heroes. they're in all generations.are all in different generations, but would he haven together by the same thread of selfless sacrifice. there are heroes mike medal of honor recipients like mike thornton. made it back to the safety of a water rescue only to find out his fellow team member had been left behind, presumed dead, but mike didn't leave. he returned through enemy fire. he retrieved lieutenant norris who was still alive and then he swam for two hours keeping his wounded teammate afloat until they were rescued. chausechause mr. perry: he rose like marcus lattrell. he survived a savage attack in afghanistan and lost fellow teammates. he is not just the lone survivor. to anita and me. he is a second son. and kyle who suffered the loss of her husband chris. when i think of taia kyle, i think of a brave woman who not only carries the legacy, but the grief of every family, who has lost a loved one to the great tragedy of this war or its difficult aftermath. anita and i want to thank her for her tremendous courage.

>> he is a hero. he is my hero and everybody else's hero that he saved their life before anything else happened. >> if he is watching now what would you like to say to him? >> that he's a hero. and if it wasn't for you i wouldn't have a second life i have now. i wouldn't be here. thank you. >> traci, thank you so much for being here. all the best to you. >> thank you. >>> you have now heard traci's story, but the big question still looms. was this terrorism? if so why won't the fbi say so? and does it matter? up next two veterans of the fbi on the threats we face and whether this case was mislabelled. >>> we want to bring you an update on the manhunt for two convicted killers as a second prison employee is arrested. joyce mitchell the first prison employee was allegedly able to pass hack saw blades by smuggling them inside frozen meat. and tonight officer palmer who delivered the frozen meat was also arrested. palmer facing charges of tampering with evidence among others although his attorney says he

a lot of credit goes to those two young men, those two heroes. the san jose fire captain says they put themselves at risk and normally they would not encourage members of the public to intervene but in this case they were brave and deserve recognition. >> i heard the mom screaming there were kids inside so i just run to the apartment and try. >> reporter: he injured his hand breaking the glass enclosure of a fire extinguisher. his buddy was right next to him. >> i tried to open it with my hands. >> reporter: he grabbed the extinguisher and began dousing the flames. he didn't realize his hand was cut. the 911 call came in shortly after 8:00 this morning. flames from the kitchen of a unit on the second floor apartment building. lopez and gonzalez helped the resident out the front door. she was suffering from smoke inhalation. trapped inside her two children believed to be 10 to 13 years old. >> you had a dangerous situation. you have heavy black smoke in a second story apartment. >> reporter: they jumped about 15 feet to the ground. they were sever

why am i the hero? >> i'm not the hero. god is the hero. he just used me.are a vessel and he can use us but we got to open up our hearts and our mines and i don't know why he chose me and he chose todd and he chose us to do this but he has got to be glorified in all in everything, and he's going to get the glory one way or the other, and i hoch it's through mow and i hope he is placed with me. i wasn't that more than anything else. >> wow. incredible. when police pulled over the suggest, debbie said she was frightened he might start shooting again so she asked her boss to tell her family she'd be in heaven because she knew that's where she would be going. wow. >>> well, more on the deadly shooting inside a historic black church in charleston. let's bring in south carolina state senator larry grooms now. a friend of pastor clementa pinckney. i don't know if you could hear her story but wow. you got a lot of big hearts helping out in your part of the country. want to start with for your friendship with the past your and your thoughts today. >> well, the front

heroes like marcus latrel. he survived a savage attack on the side of a mountain in stan sdpan losing three teammates and 16 fellow warriors were shot down trying to rescue him. he is not just the loan survivor to a nitta and me he is a second son. (applause) and ta e coil who suffered the deep loss of her husband chris and an america hero. when i think of her, i think of a brave woman who carries the lofty burden of chris' legacy but the grief of every family who has lost a loved one to the great tragedy of the war and the difficult aftermath. a nitta and i want to thank taia for her tremendous courage. america america is an extraordinary country and our greatness lies not in your government but in our people. and each day americans demonstrate tremendous courage and many of those americans have been knocked down and they are looking for a second chance. let's give them that second chance and give them real leadership and a future greater than the greatest days of our past and let's give them a president who l

and president obama gives some heros their due 100 years after the fact. but we start with tonight's lead. a national campaign to fight gun violence. today would have been hadia pendleton's 18th birthday. the honor student from chicago was gunned down in chicago two years ago. her friends declared june 2nd the first ever national gun violence awareness day in her honor turning their tragedy into action with a wear orange movement. politicians and celebrities are getting involved in the movement. >> the first time we asked people to wear orange we went out all around chicago, and we passed the t-shirts out and buttons out. we got a lot of support from people all around the world, all around the city. we adopted orange because of hunter's orange. >> hunters wear bright color so that they are not targets. >> the orange let's everyone know that i'm here. i'm here and i'm standing out. >> it can be seen from both near and far. >> when the sun hits it it gets brighter. >> and i think it's beautiful. i think it will save lives. >> after hadia died her mother came

folcroft boro officials presented that teen baseball player with the hero ship award last night.ast week the umpire collapsed after he hit a double and then rushed to his side. teen is a youth fire fighter who is certified in cpr with the darby boro and sharon hill fire company. >> i think a lot of people should know cpr and really practice it and everyone should learn it. i want to make a career out of it in philadelphia or the big city. >> umpire is recovering, he is a student at academy park high school. well done. >> absolutely. >>> nice to see he wants to do that in the future to serve more people that way. >>> 5:21. fast food customers will be seeing red pretty soon. we will show you unique burger being served at one local chain. >>> car seat is only part of the problem to keep kid safe in the back seat, surprising safety information parents need to hear. we will have that for you when we come right >>> right now 5:23. time for traffic and weather together. we have a lot of rain. >> we are seeing brunt of what is the story here today and that is soggy conditions, primarily

super hero hitting the big screen and setting box office records.fter the break we look back at the movie, the phenomenon and the legacy. it's all still to come as "through the decades" continues. the beatles had worked through a hard days night. united artists records released that album in june of 1964. a hard days night was also the title of the beatles first movie which debuted later that summer. fans didn't know but on june 26th 1977 elvis would give his last concert performance at the market square arena in indianapolis. elvis wrapped up what would be his last show with "can't help falling in love." and in 1994 aerosmith became the first band to offer an exclusive digital downloadable song. headirst online and 10,000 compuserve subscribers spent between 60 and 90 minutes tor m. take their favorite comic characters and put them on the screen. it seems crazy to think abouts n made. "i'm batman." film, it's an event." in 1989, it was "the" movie event. it provided a road map for nearlyur blockbuster to follow for decades to come. from merchandise

the move from hero in black and white to celebrity, known sill life of an american action hero. in life when we have decisions to make. sometimes we decide we need to pick up and move in a big way. it could be as benign as telling your parents you don't want to be a lawyer after all. it could be loading onto a raft and shoving off to another country. we all have moments in life where we got to move. we reach that moment when the choice is moving from where we are or staying for no kind of life at all. and we move because of courage or desperation or good sense. whatever moves us, we move. sometimes it happens in public. sometimes it is the hero who ran and jumped and vaulted and threw and really was a real life super hero. sometimes the fastest star just walks slowly toward the life where she is supposed to be. today, the athletic super hero born as bruce jenner greeted the public as caitlyn for the first time. she said if i never did anything about it i'd be lying there saying you never dealt with it your entire life. fittingly for olympic hero she then set a new record for fas

tywanza sanders is my son and my hero. tywanza is my hero. but as they say in bible study we enjoyed you. god have mercy on you. amy: a website discovered saturday shows about 60 photographs of dylann roof at confederate heritage sites and slavery museums, and also hosts a 2500-word manifesto he is believed to have written that explains why he chose to carry out his mass murder spree at the historic emanuel ame church. roof wrote -- "i have no choice. i am not in the position to, alone, go into the ghetto and fight. i chose charleston because it is most historic city in my state and at one time had the highest ratio of blacks to whites in the country. we have no skinheads, no real kkk, no one doing anything but talking on the internet. well someone has to have the bravery to take it to the real world, and i guess that has to be me." well, for more, we go montgomery, alabama, where we are joined by richard cohen, president of the southern poverty law center. he is co-author of an editorial published today in "the new york times" titled, "white

and it take you to the new jersey heroes awards. >> today she hosted the spirit of a hero scholarship the official governor's mansion. twenty-five high school seniors will $5,000 scholarships each for college. mrs. christie is proud of how the program is growing each year. >> last year we had 22. twenty-five. >> they competed against a lot of people. >> over 700 applicants which we have come through. [applause] >> i spoke with lindsay one of the recipients, a senior at ridgewood high school. she cofounded the life euros challenge that celebrates those who were wounded in the iraq and afghanistan wars and survived. even though they are wonder they are alive. that's something we should be celebrating. >> honestly finding someone to speak with was very difficult. i difficult. i had a great opportunity to sit down by exclusive interview. working on a story. >> very involved as a student. i must say it really did not go much past working with the church bazaar and maybe feeding the shelters and that is the extent of it. i see with these actually do it's pretty remarkable. bill: the 1st lad

he was a national hero.ing a star turn on the cover of "vanity fair." now she says her newest challenge is moving the public to accept her true identity and maybe building acceptance for a lot of other people along the way.

i am no hero. i was scared.i was scared. >> we have the look at the moments before the bullets started flying, because one of the victims posted on snap chat this video before he was shot. he stands up and starts venting about of a can americans and he says according to a survivor, quote, you are taking over the country. i have to do what i have to do. police went to his family's house. they found anti black videos there. a former roommate said he wanted to start a war and he was pro segregation. >> this is my home town. i didn't grow up in this church but my dad was a member of the church. my heart is full. it is so sad right now. >> what was your reaction when you heard the news? >> i don't know. i just cried. i couldn't believe it. >> how do we get past this as a country? >> i don't know, prayer. >> this southern community that is in church often is hanging on to faith. >> ainsley thank you so much for making the trip and for your coverage this morning. >> how is this community reacting? we have an answer for

and two american heroes awarded the nation's highest military honor nearly a century after they earned it. >> but it's never too late to say thank you. >> rose: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm charlie rose. we begin tonight with a fatal shooting on the streets of boston. the dead man was a terror suspect who had been under surveillance. the police say that when they attempted to question him today he came at them with a knife and they shot him. more now from homeland security correspondent jeff glor. >> reporter: this is the knife investigators say usaama rahim brandished when confronted by f.b.i. agents and boston police this morning. two officers tried to stop rahim before he got on a city bus. when they approached him police say rahim pulled the knife and was shot. >> we believe he was a threat. >> reporter: boston police commissioner william evans says there is surveillance video of the shooting. >> the officers are retreating and they kept retreating, verbally giving commands to drop the weapon, drop the weapon. and at some point the individual proximity came close that

this morning the detective is being hailed as a hero. two shots missed him but one suspect collapsed and died here in the parking lot. he was hit in his chest according to police. police do hope the surveillance videotape and the loaded revolver left inside the shop will lead them to the second suspect. >> the second suspect fled the scene. it's unknown whether or not he was struck by gunfire from the off duty detective. he's described as a male in his 20s wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans. >> reporter: now the circumstances here are being compared to what happened in march when officer robert wilson iii was killed. he died during a gun battle with armed robbers inside a game stop. now in the next half hour police tell us they're calling this detective from northwest not identifying him, but they're calling him a hero. we'll have that for you in the next half hour. live now in lawndale monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >>> 5:33. we have breaking news out of chester this morning. "nbc 10" has confirmed police got into a shooto

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