fortunately, because we highlighted in our hearing that that internal affairs hearing with mr. cabrera was canceled that same day, rather abruptly. i have a certain sense that maybe that wasn't so innocent, they really had something else in mind with that hearing. so these issues are very serious. as a result, my office has set up a website. whistleblower@ronjohnson.gov. we've already had over 130 whistle-blowers throughout the government contact our office. what we have here today are four of the individuals that did contact our office. i'm also mindful through mr. devine's testimony that probably the greatest risk any whistle-blower incurs is when they contact congress. it sounds like that is where the greatest retaliation can occur. so again, i want to thank all the witnesses for coming here. the purpose of this hearing is not to adjudicate the issues you have raised. that will occur through a process, a procedure. the purpose of this hearing is to highlight so the american people understand, so this committee understands that once an individual steps forward and puts their

i was assuming that hearing with internal affairs was all about being concerned about what he was bringing to the table and wanting to correct any errors within the customs and border protection agency. i'

there kind of like -- >> ahmad had no idea this video he shared on social media would lead to internal affairs investigation of 16 year old investigation of a septa police officer. >> no, i'm if the going to get off the train. cursing back and force. >> septa police attempt to go remove 16 year old ella smith. he boarded the train with a little girl in his arms at the margaret and oxford station. when a cashier reported seeing him evading the fare and jumping on the train. moments later at the next store, a septa police officer confront him and tries to pursuade him to get off the train, produce ice and except a citation. >> the point of contact to the point where handcuffs are placed on the person, is 14 minutes long. >> the heated verbal exchange between the two became physical. all the while the child is caught in the middle. >> where the officer pushes

speak to any other police union but we've been out front and aggressive in demanding quality and internal affairs, very good review. we bought a more robust review. just recently there was a huge debate in washington about our camera program. we supported that. i was there at the chief of the rolled it out. the new mayor doesn't want 80 and wants to make access through foia not permitted. what is the purpose is spending $5.5 million to buy more cameras than put them on the members ever record all interactions with the public because it's for accountability and then turn around and not let anybody access the film. it would defeat the purpose because the members of the union i represent and other police are vilified right now. it is absolutely incomprehensible or mayor would do that.

the ministry of internal affairs is saying 1 million coming from libya. "america tonight"s sheila macvicar on the migrant crisis in europe >>> good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm adam may sitting in for joie chen. european leaders gathered in brussels, hoping to come up with a solution to the growing refugee crisis that threatened to overwhelm the region. hundreds of thousands of people displaced by fighting in africa and the middle east have fled to europe, with most landing in italy and greece. as "america tonight"s sheila macvicar found out, that crisis divided the european union and is undermining the spirit of unity. >> reporter: as the european union grapples again with the european refuge crisis. the flow of asylum seekers continues nonstop. all week long naval vessels have been plucking migrants were the sea. on this night the turkish coast guard rescued 70 syrian refugees after the boat capsized. six of those on board died. the u.n. says some 2,000 migrants have already died this year. nearly six times as many as during the same period last

stanford confirms internal affairs is investigating. he faces multiple charges including attempt murder and aggravated assault. >> he believes officers had a right to fear at the start of the chase but after first order to abort, he believes the situation changed. >> it's not a matter of my life was in danger. you shouldn't have been there. you were told do not pursue. >> reporter: he points to the history of medication and seizures for the incident. he's behind bars facing attempted murder and aggravated assault charges. >>> another cold and wet night across our region. nbc 10 was in rittenhouse. what can we expect for the morning commute? >> reporter: we do have the rain around still right now. even overnight i think we'll still have the rain. tomorrow we'll have quite a bit less in the way of rain than what we had today. the rain now is mostly around the philadelphia area. the major interstates seeing some more moderate showers. also in parts of camden up through burlington the green is the lighter rain. it's pretty much just blanket

this video sparked an internal affairs investigation after an accused fare jumper got roughed up in front of his young daughter. who's taking the blame this morning. >>> closing in on a killer. the manhunt narrows for the now lone escaped convict. how and where police are tracking david sweat. >>> plus a wet night on the roads. flood waters wash over some area highways. this morning we're checking on potential problems if you need to travel. >>> and we're also tracking more storms. here's a live look outside right now. we'll have the timing of the wet weather in your neighborhood. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm ted greenberg. 5:01 on this saturday morning. thanks for being up early with us. it is a first alert weather day. let's get to brittney shipp in the weather center. good morning. >> good morning. we are expecting another round of heavy rain. we are going to see mostly cloudy skies. we did see an isolated batch of thunderstorms move through. but first we'll talk about the weather story which is the first alert weather day which will go into effect thi

that's nothing. >> reporter: today septa announced an internal affairs investigation saying chokeholds are not part of their policy. >> jeopardizeing the safety of the child just isn't something that any of us want to do. >> reporter: the officer involved is a 16-year veteran with no previous complaints. police say the officer felt he had to make this arrest. >> that if he walked away he would face disciplinary action. that's a failure on my part. >> reporter: police will look into their policies regarding fare jumpers. but they have charged smith with resisting arrest. meantime activists gathered outside septa h.q. threatening to protest. >> in my opinion, if that individual had been white and that baby had been white, this situation would have been handled much more delicately in my opinion. >> reporter: those activists are demanding the officers involved be placed on desk duty. septa says they often have to remove some uncooperative passengers from the train but officers are not trained to go for the neck. and anytime there's children involved, it gets much more delicate. live in ci

internal affairs is now reviewing the tactics of that officer and of the incident commander. >>> a man is being treated for injuries sustained while working in a mine near antioch. the worker was doing some drilling yesterday in an old inactive sand mine at black diamond minus preserve. investigators say a large boulder broke loose and fell, hitting the man in the head and chest. a rescue crew from the company quickly removed him and placed him on a backboard. he was airlifted to the hospital. >>> a bill that would require nearly all children to get vaccinated cleared the assembly health committee yesterday protestors rallied outside. it now moves to the full assembly having already passed the senate. it only allows kids with serious health problems to opt out immunizations. the rest would have to be homeschooled. >>> people in oakland are planning to protest throughout the day about the budget. they want the city council and mayor to pass a budget that reflects the needs of the community. protests are expected to start at 8:00 and continue overnight. they are arguing for hire pay, bet

he has not been suspended but an internal affairs investigation is currently underway. we're live at septa headquarters tonight, natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> okay. a difficult situation and a well told story. natasha, thank you very much. >>> physical police have now depth tide two suspects, want add shooting at a mantua block party last saturday night. there were 11 people injured there. youngest being a one-year-old. the suspects have been identified as kiley harley and dominic lamar. police believe they opened fire in the 4100 block of ogden street a shooting that they think stemmed from fight a week ago suspects reportedly wanted revenge. >>> losing took its toll and ripe sandberg resign as managers of the phillies today. a move that caught lot of people by surprise. sports director beasley reece is here and it was an emotional day for this organization. >> it really was a lot of people at the press conference, you know fighting back tears. this is something sandberg thought about for a week or two then overnight decided to do it. it was a hastily throw

i'men not sure that was the case, fortunately, because we highlighted in our hearing that internal affairs hearing with mr. cabrera was canceled that same day rather abruptly. i have a certain sense that wasn't so innocent. they really had something else in mind with that hearing. so these issues are very serious. as a result, my office has set up a website, whistleblowerat ronjohnson.gov. we've already had 30 whistle blowers contact our office, and with us here are more that contacted our office and i'm mindful by testimony that probably the greatest oriskanyrisk any whistle blower incurs is when they do it in federal government. the issue here is not to adjudicate the issues you've raised. that will occur through a process or procedure. the purpose of this hearing is to highlight so the american people understand, so that this committee understands that once an individual steps forward and puts their career at risk, expose themselves to the type of retaliation that is, unfortunately, all too common we want to hear what type of retaliation is inflicted on individuals and what forms the re

i think just by him leaving the job, that shouldn't stop the internal affairs investigation.ntinue with that to see if there is something about their policies and procedures that may have caused that to happen. >> scott palmer what about civil liability? we heard from the attorney of the teenager who was arrested that he has no intention of suing for false arrest or any claim like that. this officer, casebolt is clearly liable for some civil suits. the possibility of civil suits coming his way. >> i do civil rights litigation in this area. there's clearly a cause of action for many people involving the situation. the problem is damages, there's no question that he infringed on multiple people's civil rights constitutional rights to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures. the question is do they want to drag it out in court? probably not. and i think his advice is solid. the young lady obviously was man handled and excessive force was used against her with no justification whatsoever. but mr. casebolt would have to be sued individually. the city would have to defend h

to give them something that would with standin continual -- internal affairs scrutiny. so it does vary from department to department. but clearly any system that results in a failed or inaccurate investigative result needs to be changed. >> but let me say this. there is a deep rooted police institutionals and you don't want to speak to all of them, but they are 100% an obstacle. >> there is not 100% of anything -- excuse me. some police unions may be obstructionist in their view but this is what happens. you either grow and move with the paradigm shift or you get overrun. labor in this country for a long time was a big part of the private sector. they didn't adapt and change as things in the countries change. progressive police unions do. >> but how much -- >> just let me finish this point really quick. when we characterize all onons as obstructive to the process when my job, just like walter's job when he doo fends someone is to ensure their due process rights are not violated that is the role of the union. so to characterize them as obstructist does them a disservice

the judiciary system is independent and the king does not accept foreign interference in its internal affairs. supporters hope the international attention will at least deter saudi authorities from suggesting -- subjecting badawi to more lashes. anchor: dominique strauss-kahn has been acquitted of charges. he described himself as a libertine who enjoys group sex but not a pimp. the hearing brings an end to a four-year drama. anchor: the one-time french presidential hopeful admitted taking part in sex parties which are not illegal in france but he denied that he organized them, paid for them or that he knew that prostitutes had been hired to participate. the case was one of a number of sex charges that helped derail his career. anchor: our correspondent has been covering this. dominique strauss-kahn was expected to stand in when the -- and win the french president -- presidency. reporter: he is as dead as a dodo. he seems tob be irrepressible. he works as political advisor to governments and is on the board of two russian banks. there are some things that are too funny to be made up. there was

they have an internal affairs investigation into the video was closed.he will face any criminal charges. casebolt's resignation was two words, i resign. did he not give an apology. >>> anna kooiman joining us live this morning. thank you anna. >> a fox news alert. video shows the aftermath of deadly bombings across baghdad. the blast killing 20 people including iraqi soldiers. now the pentagon is answering the call for a strategy to fight isis by sending hundreds of more troops to iraq. kristin fisher is following new developments from washington. kristin? >> after months of behind the scenes debate the white house is poised to make a major shift in strategy in iraq. the pentagon is recommending establishing a new military base in anbar providence and sending in about 400 military advisors to train iraqi forces in the fight against isis. this comes two-days after president obama admitted he did not have a strategy in iraq. the pentagon says it is still waiting for a final decision from the white house on this plan. and the center piece of it is to train

get together with a story and explain what was there, to give them something that would stand internal affairscrutiny so it does vary from department to department. but clearly any system that results in a failed or inaccurate investigative result needs to be changed. >> but there's -- there's this deep perceptual problem. the institutional issue of police unions and i understand you don't want to speak to other ones. i've been covering this. they're 100% an obstacle in other places -- >> no 100% of anything there may be some police departments -- excuse me -- some police unions they may be obstructionist in their view, but this is what happens. you either grow and move with the paradigm shift or you'll get overrun. laboring this done temperature few 0 lang time was a big part of the private sector. they didn't adapt and change as things in the country changed. progressive police unions do. and i think what is disenginous -- let me finish this point -- with when we characterize all unions and public sector unions as obstructionists to the process when hi my job just like walters job when he de

. >>> worked with the institute for international affairs and he explained the wider concerns for african leaders,. >>> it's not good for south africa. and the leaders and what happened between now and tomorrow. the international court has questions of power politics, and, it's not just south africa, that comes into question, and why it is proceeding on this occasion and now we find on you u ourselves, i cannot understand but it would be interesting to see what comes out tomorrow, south africa has an obligation to fulfill whatever obligation is done, and they have concerns about the way that this has been carrying out its business, and, a lot of the people here are after photgraph can and, the leaders have been very clear i will be watching clothesly to see whether they fine some sort of creative political solution, that allows him to sneak quietly back home, and the law and, it would prevail, and he would be held to account to answer to a lot of the charges that have been leveled against him including the crime against humanity. >>> the armed group has launched a attack, in kenya two sol

internal affairs is reviewing the incident. >>> the warriors had a tough night in cleveland. for a time it looked like they might come from behind in game 3 of the finals. they trailed by 20 in the 3rd quarter but in the 4th quarter they pulled within one when steph curry hit a nice three- pointer. that's as close as they got. cavs win 96-91 and lead two games to one in the series. warriors coach steve kerr showed humor despite the loss. >> from one to ten, how much is the pressure for your guys right now? >> the pressure is like a 5.13. [ laughter ] >> i don't know. [ laughter ] >> we're in the nba finals. there's pressure for everybody. >> trying to keep it loose there. cleveland has reason for concern too about one of their breakout players. saint mary's alum matthew dellavedova went all out for the cavs last night playing 38 minutes scoring a career-high 20 points in a play-off game but the cleveland plain dealer reports he experienced severe cramping and received an iv in the locker room after the game and went to the hospital for treatment. update on his condition is ex

we are joined by vladimir, an international affairs analyst in moscow. what do you make of russia again being excluded from this summit? >> well, actually, i think that russian president putin could be and should be invited as a guest, probably like u.n. secretary general was invited to this g summit meeting. although russia was formally excluded from g8 and this is now g7. the question which is being discussed and will be discussed during these two days is this acute ukrainian crisis, while should be discussed with the russian participation i think. >> realistically would vladimir putin come as a guest? that's still quite a snub, isn't it? >> it is, but actually, i think that because this war actually which is going on in ukraine, it is not profitable neither for ukraine nor for russia, nor to any one party. i think that all parties which were parties to minsk agreement should consider this and somehow negotiate and make it. probably there should be another negotiated settlement. i don't know, probably that will be the best way to do it. >> in the meant

what he's done is he resigned before the internal affairs investigation is done. that's a danger to the public because this man can now go get another job, he doesn't have this in his personnel file and no one knows about it. well other than media. but this won't be a violation because the internal affairs investigation is closed. that's why so many people are wanting him to be criminally charged so it will follow him for the rest of his career. >> internal investigation, that's closed dom you do you expect him to guess charged? >> it would be an assault, a misdemeanor assault. if you look at the tape f that was any citizen beside the police officer, he would have been charged on the scene. he shoved this girl into the concrete, put her face down on the ground and put both of his knees in her back. i am not sure he'll be charge bud the public is calling for one and i believe he should be. >> what about the department itself. >> what is the future? they seem flat out pleased he quit. >> they are. if you wash the tap -- that's what we've been discussing as well. the

he served as deputy police commissioner bernard said the internal affairs where he was in charge of investigationof an institute a policy to combat police corruption and brutality. nick i want to start with you, councilman. baltimore just had its most violent month since 1972 if i'm not mistaken 42 homicides. there is also during that same period of time a massive plummeting -- i wish i had a graph appear but it's extremely striking if you look at the data. what is going on a baltimore right now? >> the city of baltimore the first thing i would say is when you look at a place like all to more we see a lot of urban decay and you know urban decay is as american as apple pie. we can continue to look at the criminality of the byproducts of that and we can continue to focus on the wet but we really need to talk about the why. and i say that because a decade of social economic issues that played out in places like alt-a more and being a representative and a person that has grown up in baltimore knowing folks who understand the plight of urban america at the end of the day we see the spike of increase b

with me is our international affairs official. can you bring us more information?> they have no more details to give at this point. be on the tragic state of the crime as we know it already. nine people dead. literally a crime which is being called a hate crime. we do not have any absolute categorical status as to the motives of the shooter. we had a young, clean-shaven white male. he walked into an all-black church, not just any black church but this was a prominent and well-known black church. the oldest black congregation south of baltimore. he walked in at the height of a prayer service in the middle of the evening. he first set down and then opened fire. it is incomprehensible to everyone. everyone has easily labeled it a hate crime. it is hard to be seen as anything else. there have been white supremacists prevalent in the area for decades. as they said, they have law-enforcement at all levels, literally, in all states were cooed -- working on a manhunt. you have local, not just fbi but police in south carolina, and other law enforcement officials teaming up.

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today internal affairs investigator frank littlejohn has been called to the unit to investigate a report that possible escape paraphernalia has been found inside a cell. >> last night an officer had looked inside of a cell and observed a sculpture object like a, we refer to them like a dummy-like object on a comment report. which is escape paraphernalia. so they conducted a shakedown of this guy's cell and during that cell search they also found an 11-foot rope. when you put the 11-foot rope with the sculpture of the face then that gives concerns that the guy might be planning a possible escape. >> this here is actually the head that was removed from the cell. and this here is the rope. and it looks like an intertwined sheet that was braided together. it is about 11 feet long that was also removed from the cell. if he was to get outside of a cell and have this covered up and a body-like object in the cell, the staff might walk by, especially if the lighting is bad in the cell and at first glass looking through the cell door and you see this, that it could possibly be somebody laying ther

internal affairs is investigating. >>> a texas police officer at the center of a controversial video has resigned. it happened as officers tried to break up a pool party. video shows officer eric casebolt throwing a 14-year-old girl to the ground. it triggered protests and calls for his firing. >> he was going to get up getting demoted or terminated. i believe that even after watching the press conference. >> casebolt didn't give a reason for his resignation. >>> suicide bomber two suspected terrorists attacked a tell number egypt. the bomber blew himself up at the tell number luxor. two other people were killed with a shootout for police as they tried to get inside the tell: luxor is home to famous temples including the tomb of king tut. no one else was killed. >>> the obama administration is considering sending about 500 additional troops to iraq. many would be focused on training iraqi troops. that's according to a senior administrative official who spoke with cnn. they could also be used for other purposes such as security, air support, or medical help. final decision is expected

then internal affairs will investigate it. >> that's absurd. >> it happens. i did it a million times. >> i'm not saying that no one ever -- >> how could it be absurd? >> i'm going to tell you. what i'm calling absurd is this idea that every cop has committed a crime or done something wrong has been punished or investigated for it. >> you're making a great leap. >> i'm not making a leap at all. >> that there's a lot of cops out there committing crimes not getting caught. >> i don't think he's saying there are a lot of cops out there -- >> there might be some. >> here's the thing. this year three police officers have been charged -- arrested and charged for killing civilians. three. to my knowledge, all three have been on videotape. to accept your logic would be to suggest that every cop who's committed a crime, we've just been lucky enough to have a tape of. and those who didn't just happened to be honest. >> so whenever an officer does something wrong out there, all right, it's knot propnot properly investigated. >> you're taking what i'm saying and moving it

told that the detective is assignedded to the northwest division he is being interviewed by internal affairs which is protocol when an officer charges his -- discharges his weapon the off duty detective was the only customer inside the store, he had just ordered when two men went into rising sun pizza. one of them had a gun. they put the gun to the detective's head and took $20 out of his hand and forced him to lie on the floor. two robbers turned around to the counter where the employee and the owner were standing. that's when the detective identified himself and pulled out his gun. one of the suspects fired two shots at pointblank range he missed. the officer fired back. one collapsed in the parking lot and died. police believe he was the one who fired the shots. >> we still have the off-duty detective and above both of the pizza shop employees identified the body as the person who seconds before was inside the store committing the robbery and firing the shots. >> reporter: and back here live you can see the front window of the shop is shattered from the shootout that happened inside the c

the detective was assigned to the northwest division he was taken to internal affairs to be interviewed which is protocol whenever an officer fires his weapon. we're live in lawndale, katherine scott. >> two men face a judge after months on a run police say they brutally kidnapped a woman who work on jewelers row in center city. the two men are said to be accomplices to tieread gay who was taken into the custody after the attack. police kidnapped and beat the woman leaving her job. she was dump in the mount laurel cemetary in darby and was able to get help. >>> mayor nutter will deliver the keynote address at a ceremony marking the deadly anniversary of the center city collapse. a demolition came crashing down on the salvation arm in 2013. the 6 people were killed, 14 others were injured. a memorial park is being built at the site to honor the victims. >>> new from the overnight u.s. says china is behind a hack attack. china calls the allegation -- the data compromised gathering information on various people. >> they gather information to target them it's a giant data base that they can

officer then what we would do is refer the complaint back to the police department because in internal affairs investigates the city complaints against non-sworn not only were we denied access to photos but denied access to the list of psas by station and so we have things to work out and we don't agree with the legal opinion however, it has to be with the labor code so we're trying to work this out there's a provision of the labor code that is being applied so the opinion came from the departments attorney and but it also it is being concurred with - i shouldn't say it is concurred we're still looking at it with our attorney they're often in the city attorney's office, however, and that is attributable for us it sets practice that we've having had for many years and not and perhaps the labor code provision is determined but certainly makes things less transcript and it frustrates the complainants ability to have the complainants complaint heard so. >> is that an issue of first impression have we dealt with this before it is a frustrating practice in the past is it feasible. >> yes. well - new

as for the detective he has been taken to internal affairs for an interview which is protocol in any in a case like this, he is assigned to the northwest division. >> two men face a judge after months on a run. they kidnapped and brutally beat a woman who worked on jewelers row. police arrested the two men who are said to be accomplices of gray who was taken into custody after the april 4th attack. police say the men kidnapped and beat the woman as she was leaving her job as the national watch and diamond exchange. the victim was dumped at a cemetary in darby and able to get help. >> mayor nutter will deliver a keynote address at a ceremony marking the deadly anniversary of a deadly center city collapse. 6 people were killed in the salvation army collapse. a memorial park is being built at the site. the crackerrer -- contractors and machine operator were facing charges. >>> department of homeland security said data from the office of personnel management in the interior department has been compromised. the info identifies leaves with security clearances. >> often times they are gathe

. >> ahmad had no idea that this video he shared on social media would lead to internal affairs investigation after 16-year veteran septa police officer. >> no, i'm not going to get off the train. cursing back and forth at each other. >> septa police attempt to go remove 20 year old ella smith from the market frankford el thursday evening. he boarded the train with a little girl in his arm, at the margaret and oxford station when a cashier reported seeing him evading the fare and jumping on the train. moments later, at the next stop, a septa police officer confronts him, and tries to persuade him to get off the train, produce identification, and except a citation. >> the point of contact to the point where handicuffs are placed on the person is 14 minutes long. >> the heated verbal exchange between the two became physical, all the while the child is caught in the middle. >> where the officer pushes him up, he is still holding the child. another rider you'll see the other rider heads over to try to take the child the father doesn't release the child. >> back up later arrives and the video capt

. >> reporter: so, the detective is okay, he already talk to internal affairs which coincidently not too far from here up in the northeast. he got his personal car and got out of here, two staffers, owner and his worker okay but shaken up after what they just lived through and survived and police here at the crime scene unit looking to get a fingerprint off the door hoping that the guy that got away left those prints on the door, they have his picture on surveillance video and if it is clear enough and close enough they will likely put that out to the public as soon as public affairs gets into try to catch him because he is still on the loose right now and they like to get him. the gun man may have not have publicly identified but they have tentatively identified him to themselves. they have a gun that they dropped on the door before he ran out and collapsed in the parking lot right next door. for second time new this year two armed robberies walk in the philadelphia business, why a philadelphia police officer at the counter but unlike in the case of officer wilson in uniform and had

the ministry of internal affairs is saying 1 millio

. >> reporter: detectives is assigned to the northwest division being interviewed by internal affairs which is protocol when an officer fires a weapon. rising sun avenue by tyson there are officers and detectives, the crime scene unit was here, as well. it happened before 11:30 the off duty detective was the only customer inside the store when two men went into rising sun pizza. they put the gun to the detective's head and took $20 out of his hand and forced to lie on the floor. the two robbers turned to the counter where the employee and owner were standing when the off-duty detective identified himself and pulled out his gun. suft suspects -- one of the suspects fired two shots from pointblank range he missed and the detective fired back. the two suspects took off running and dropped the loaded handgun inside the store. one collapsed in the parking lot and died. one neighbor said they picked the wrong shop to rob. >> they eat there constantly, it's not like a place police don't go. there's always police in the restaurant. >> and back here live you can see the front window of the sho

he has not been suspended but an internal affairs investigation currently underway. at septa headquarters, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> philadelphia police have now identified the two suspect wanted in a shooting at a mantua block party last saturday. eleven people were injured the youngest one a one year old child. the suspect are kaileave harley and dominick lamar. they believe they opened up in mantua, that shooting reportedly stemmed from a fight they had a week ago and the suspect apparently wanting revenge. >> three weeks after two convicted killers escape their new york prison, police have shot and killed one of those men. cbs news correspondent brian web has the latest for the search for the second convict. >> police caught up with rich at matt just before 4:00 near the village of malone new york near the canadian border, matt shot and killed after they found him in the woods behind a cabin. >> a tactical team from customs and border protection met up with matt in the woods challenged him and he was shot dead by board pear troll at that time.

if i go to internal affairs, they're going to get me to rat and his exact words were "your career won't be worth [explitive]". >> then he went to the prosecutor's office, which eventually pressed charges. >> it's never right to take justice into your own hands. we're cops, you're supposed to uphold the law not take it into your own hands. once we start doing that we're not cops anymore, we're vigilantes. >> as a trial for the officers began, crystal's career in baltimore began to unravel. >> i went to move my car, and as i came forward, somebody had put a dead rat on the car, its head underneath the windshield of the car. it was kind of a crazy feeling. i knew what the message was. >> what was the message? >> basically this is what we think of you -- you're dead to us. >> crystal moved to florida, and has been hesitant to return. >> what would happen if the command staff found out you were here? >> i don't know and i don't wanna find out, but i doubt anything good. >> reporting and testifying against other cops, especially when you have a commissioner that supports the "blue wall of sil

for more on this, i am joined in the newsroom by our international affairs editor armen georgian.e have seen the eu states have failed to come together to reach a deal on a migrant plan. let's focus first on what we saw coming out of france today where the interior measurements minister announced new measures. we will take a look at what he announced yesterday. >> bolstering the measures we arty have in place, a plan that allows us to deal with the repercussions of an extremely serious international migrants crisis on friends -- on french soil. the government has an goal to reach a clear objective, respect the rights of migrants and the right of asylum, the right of the rules of our public because our republic is exactly that, the balance of rights and responsibilities that allows us to live together. mbalula that was -- molly: that was bernard cazenove. armen: he announced 4000 and places to house asylum-seekers by early 2016 by places we mean vets and reception centers were often you have migrants sharing a room with several vets, and that is on top of the 5000 places earmarked

now that officer will be interviewed by internal affairs as well as homicide detectives. let's look at some video of what it looked like just a few hours ago. this is what we were told by police, two men, one of them armed entered as the off duty officer was waiting for his order. the robbers then snatched $20 from the detective and ordered him to the floor. he did so but when the robbers focused their attention on the pizza shop workers, a 22-year-old owner and another employee the officer identifies himself and pulls out his weapon. immediately a gun battle begins. two shots are fired at the detective. he returns fire. one suspect is hit in the left side of his chest but both of the men flee the store. one suspect collapses and dies outside in ther ot. he's extremely lucky that he was not killed. the owner of this pizza shop and the employee are very fortunate that there was an off duty philadelphia police detective inside this pizza shop. >> reporter: a loaded revolver is also found inside the pizza shop on the floor. the dead suspect appears to be in his late 20s to e