sot: jason patrick "well i've heard a couple people were shot and one person is dead" today -- booking photos released -- showing 7 of the occupiers arrested -- including group leader amon bundy and right outside the compound. nats: of protestors what was once a peaceful occupation....now

jason patrick is one of the occupiers. sot - jason patrick "they told us that we could safely leave. well, the group that was leaving has a dead man in it; there's another man who left and was in arizona and he's in custody. and they said peaceful resolution the whole time, so it depends on what you believe." ray on camera tag: law enforcement officials say they will continue to work to empty the refuge...of those who continue to illegally occupy the refuge...and remove them in the safest way possible...so the community can begin to heal. rr, abc news, new york. jenna: the victims of the in ceremonies around the world today. january 27th is international holocaust memorial day. it's also the 71st anniversary of the liberation of auschwit.. the nazi's largest concentration camp. it is estimated that at least one million people died there. on this day in 19- 45-- seven- thousand prisoners were liberated from auschwitz...most of whom were ill and dying. tim: tomorrow,marks the 30th anniversary of the challenger tragedy. nasa

jason patrick is one of the occupiers. sot - jason patrick "they told us that we could safely leave. well, the group that was leaving has a dead man in it; there's another man who left and was in arizona and he's in custody. and they said peaceful resolution the whole time, so it depends on what you believe." ray on camera tag: law enforcement officials say they will continue on camera tag: law enforcement officials say they will continue to work to empty the refuge...of those who continue to illegally occupy the refuge...and remove them in the safest way possible...so the community can begin to heal. rr, abc news, new york. " stephanie/ram: out on the east coast, representatives from the drug enforcement agency testified on capitol hill wednesday about drug abuse. the senate judiciary committee held a hearing on heroin and the d-e-a testified along with the manchester chief of police about the effects of addiction. " (sen. rob portman/(r) ohio) "from prevention efforts to law enforcement strategies to addressing overdoses

jason patrick is one of the occupiers. jason patrick: "they told us that we could safely leave. well, the group that was leaving has a dead man in it; there's another man who left and was in arizona and he's in custody. and they said peaceful resolution the whole time, so it depends on what you believe." law enforcement officials say they will continue to work to empty the refuge...of those who continue to illegally occupy the refuge...and remove them in the safest way possible...so the community can begin to heal. ray raimundi, abc news, new york. california felons could spend less time in prison, under a new ballot initiative proposed by governor jerry brown. it would also affect how juveniles are tried as adults. this plan would give prison officials authority to grant early release credits, for those who completed rehab. non-violent felons would be allowed to seek parole after completing their base and, it would require judges-- instead of prosecutors-- to decide if juveniles should be tried in adult court. ### unemployment is on the decline in nevada's biggest metro areas.

jason patrick is one of the occupiers. sot - jason patrick "they told us that we could safely leave. well, the group that was leaving has a dead man in it; there's another man who left and was in arizona and he's in custody. and they said peaceful resolution the whole time, so it depends on what you believe." ray on camera tag: law enforcement officials say they will continue to work to empty the refuge...of those who continue to illegally occupy the refuge...and remove them in the safest way possible...so the community can begin to heal. rr, abc news, new york. > action news has a crew trying to get reaction to this situation that's unfolding. tonight on action news live at 5 - we speak to a bundy family member about what's happening. here in the valley.. woman.. 20 year old jessica lacy, metro says she was last spotted a week ago near rainbow and warm springs. they are calling her an endangered person. if you see her, call police. time now is x:xx -- let's talk weather. the clouds are rolling in, but the temperatures are

i talked to the de-facto leader jason patrick about his feelings about where things are going. jason patrick / protest leader " what do you believe when you say peaceful resolution and you kill one of my friends, when yet you've arrested some one who is not even here, what do you believe anymore. well i believe in the constitution so that's why i'm still standing here" at 3am we got notice that the fbi and state police had started to shut down all the roads in the area and they are not letting anyone in. anyone can leave but of they leave they will be identified and searched and then certainly not allowed back in. and one of the side effects here are the ranchers who are still trying to work in this area. and it has some people very frustrated. gene / local rancher "i thinks it gonna be ridiculous because i think it's gonna come to an end that's not gonna be pretty" so the big question today is what is the next move on behalf of the police. will they sit at the road blocks and wait for people to leave until there aren't any left or will they take decisive action and move in. we

(jason patrick/protester) "no. nope american isn't going to tolerate another waco." (sara sidner/princeton, oregon) "but you're the only ones here america is at home." ( jason patrick/protester) "yeah well there is a neat quote from world war two that said we can't do that because there is a rifle behind every blade of grass." the armed group says the federal government is illegally grabbing land and they want to give it back to local ranchers and farmers. burns resident) "i think its time for them to talk about these issues. if they can do it in a non- violent way it will be worthwhile." the group's leader, ammon bundy is a nevada rancher who comes from a long line of mormons. but in a statement the mormon church says they are: "...deeply troubled by the reports that those who have seized the facility suggest that they are doing so based on scriptural principles. this armed occupation can in no way be justified on a scriptural basis." the group is made up of men and women mostly from nevada and arizona. and while they do not call themselves anti-government. they are

jason patrick is one of the occupiers. >> they told us that we could safely leave. the group that was leaving has a dead man among them and another man who left is in arizona, and is in custody. they have said peaceful resolution the whole time and it just depends on what you believe. >> reporter: they are continuing to work to empty the refuge of those who continue to illegally occupy by removing them in the safest way possible. world news begins right after eyewitness news at 6:00. >>> a female doctor recruit was recorded last out at a newburgh driver is speaking out now and this morning she appeared on good morning america, explaining her side of this violent a terrible state of mind because her father had been sent to the hospital and moments before her violent actions were recorded, she and her boyfriend had broken up period she said there is no excuse for her behavior but she adds since this, she and her family have unfairly become targets of cyber bullying. >> i received messages telling me i should kill myself and that i should have been raped that night. i

sot jason patrick "well i've heard a couple people were shot and one person is dead investigators moving in.. taking down militia members, who have occupied federal land in oregon since the beginning of the year. group members... driving to a meeting.. when police pulled their vehicle over. nats?. then, a violent confrontation. shots ringing out. the group's spokesman, robert lavoy finicum, killed in the gunfire. authorites arresting eight people, including the group's leader, ammon bundy.. authorites have released little information about the confonfration, including who fired first. townspeople... growing fustrated with the occupation.. hoping this is the end of the 24 day standoff.. sot im glad to see the end of this.. hopefully it is the ends of new york in seattle...two people were killed and three others injured when someone opened fire at a homeless camp. it happened last night at a long-standing encampment known as "the jungle." police are still looking for the shooter. they believe the shooting was targeted. the jungle has been home to a number of violent incidents over the year

about four hours later another protester...jason patrick...turned himself in....we're still waiting on his mug shot yesterday the f-b-i and oregon state police set up check points at major roads...that's how they arrested the three men. peole are still occupying the refuge this morning....even as leaders of the protest urge everyone to go home. the county sheriff there says the whole thing has been tearing their community apart. the f-b-i and police are working around the clock to empty the refuge in a peaceful way (ad-lib with beth and todd) right now...a suspected drunk driver is fighting for his life while an innocent woman is dead. we brought you this story as it las vegas yesterday. the early morning crash shut down the intersection at spring mountain and rainbow for hours. it started.... near lake mead and rainbow.... officers were checking on a possible drunk driver...33 year-old victor javier sandoval. police say he was passed out behind the wheel. when officers got close...the driver woke up rammed his car into their patrol cars and took off. police say he was going at least..

ied talked with the leader now, jason patrick about his feelings of where things are going. what do you believe? when you say peaceful resolut n and then you kill one of my friends. you say you can safely leave yet you've arrested somebody who's not even here, what o you believe anymore? i believe in the constitution. >> reporter: around 3:00 this fbi and state police had started to shut down all the roads in the area and they're not letting anyone in. anyone can leave, but if they leave they are identified and searched and c tainly not allowed back in. one of the side effects here are the ranchers who are still trying to work in this area. it has some pple very frustrated. >> i think it's going to come to an end and it's not going to be nice. >> reporter: so the big question today is now what is the next move on behalf of the police. will they sit at the roadblocks and wait for people to leave un til maybe there aren't any left or will they take decisive action and move in. we'll be here behind the police barricades waiting to see. pat doris, nbc news. >> and coming up next

apparently there had been a vote jason patrick about his feelings about where thihis are going. kill one of my friends, when you state police had started to shut leave they will be identified and searched and then certainly trying to work in this area. and it has some people very to an end that's not gonna be pretty" so the big question today is what is the next move on behalf of the police. will they sit at the road blocks and wait for people to leave until there aren't any left or will they t te decisive action and move in. we'll be here behind police barricades waiting to see. near burns, oregon im pat dooris nbc news. investigators are looking for two "persons of interest" after a deadly shooting homeless encampment south of downtown seattle overnight. two men were killed and three were hurt in a shooting. the injured people were listed in serious condition in intensive care this morning. police say all of the victims lived at the camp. investigators say they believe it was a targeted attack. a massive fire overnight destroys a building in downtown new orleans. around 3:30 local

i talked with the defacto leader now, jason patrick, about his feelings of where things are going. >> when you say peaceful resolution then you kill one of my friends. then you say you can safely leave and yet you have arrested somebody who is not even here. what do you believe anymore? i believe in the constitution. that's why i'm still standing here. >> reporter: around three this morning we got notice the fbi and state police had started to shut down all the roads in the area. and they're not letting anyone in. anyone can leave. but if they leave they are identified and searched. then certainly not allowed back in. and one of the side effects here are the ranchers who are still trying to work in this area. it has some people very frustrated. >> i think it's going be ridiculous because i think it's going come to an end and it's not going to be nice. >> reporter: so the big question today is now what is the next move on behalf of the police? will they sit at the roadblocks and wait for people to leave until maybe there aren't any left? or will they take decisive action and move in? w

jason patrick is one of the occupiers. >> they told us that we could safely leave. well, the group that was leaving has a dead man it in. there is another man would left and was in arizona and he's in custody. they have said peace and resolution the whole time so it depends on what you believe. >> law enforcement officials say they will continue to empty the refuge of those who illegally occupy it. the safest way possible so that way the community can heal. ray mundy, a.b.c. news, new york. >> huge flames tear through a building just outside the french quarter. it happened on canal street. you can see the flames and smoke billowing into the early morning sky. one person was in theuilding and that person was able to escape. firefighters do not believe that that fire is suspicious. >> a major boost. >> message bringing new life to weight watchers the food item that she's touting that some are celebrating and others are questioning. >> imagine waking up to this. a surprise one woman woke up to in florida. >> also in florida, a lot of nasty weather. that's eventually sp

jason patrick is one of the occupiers. >> they told us that we could safely leave. well, the group that was leaving has a dead man in it. there's another man who left and was in arizona and he's in custody. they said peaceful resolution the whole time. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say they will continue to empty the refuge of those who illegally occupy it. the goal is to remove them in community can heal. >>> the investigation into a youtube video involving an akron police officer and his girlfriend. >> when the victim does not wish to be involved, we're simply gonna admit something vital. >> the video filmed by the girlfriend is the center of an internal investigation. >> and a new push for surveillance cameras in ohio city. >>> a police officer facing an internal investigation after video surfaces showing an

sot: jason patrick "well i've heard a couple people were shot and one person is dead" today -- booking photos released -- showing 7 of the occupiers arrested -- including group leader amon bundy and his brother...arre sted right outside the compound. nats: of protestors what was once a peaceful occupation....now turning deadly...after 24 days. the frustration -- growing stronger amongst community members sot: "im glad to see the end of this.. hopefully it is the ends of this." ray on camera tag: we're told the anti-government protestor who was wounded in the shootout has been treated and released from the a local hospital and is now in fbi custody. additional arrest were also made in arizona. most of those arrested face federal felony conspiracy charges. rr, abc news, ny. agencies around kentucky are reacting to governor matt bevin's plan to cut four and a half percent off the state budget. budget.in last night's state of the commonwealth address... make 117 million dollars in cuts.among the cuts... higher education.then over the next two years... bevin says he'll add more cuts totalin

sot: jason patrick "well i've heard a couple people were shot and one person is dead" today -- booking photos released -- showing 7 of the occupiers arrested -- including group leader amon bundy and his brother...arre sted right outside the compound. nats: of protestors what was once a peaceful ow turning deadly...after 24 days. the frustration -- growing stronger amongst community members sot: "im glad to see the end of this.. hopefully it is the ends of this." ray on camera tag: we're told the anti- government protestor who was wounded in the shootout has been treated and released from the a local hospital and is now in fbi custody. additional arrest were also made in arizona. most of those arrested face federal felony conspiracy charges. rr, abc news, ny. an actor with a legy from the 's... and even to 2016... passes away. abe vigoda's longevity became his branding for the last few decades before he passed away on tuesday. more in today's showbiz wrap. plus, when we see hayden fry back in coralville for fryfest to open the football season --- a statue of the legendary former iowa fo

sot jason patrick "well i've heard a couple people were shot and one person is dead investigators moving in.. taking down militia members, who have occupied federal land in oregon since the beginning of the year. group members... driving to a meeting.. when police pulled their vehicle over. nats?. shots ringing out. the group's spokesman, robert lavoy finicum, killed in the gunfire. authorites arresting eight people, including the group's leader, ammon bundy.. authorites have released little information about the confonfration, including who fired first. townspeople... growing fustrated with the occupation.. hoping this is the end of the 24 day standoff.. sot im glad to see the end of this.. hopefully it is the ends of this. reena ninan, abc news new york in seattle...two people were killed and three others injured when someone opened fire at a homeless camp. it happened last night at a long-standing encampment known as "the jungle." police are still looking for the shooter. they believe the shooting was targeted. the jungle has been home to a number of violent incidents over the years.

sot: jason patrick "well i've heard a couple people were shot and one person is dead" today -- booking photos released -- showing 7 of the occupiers arrested -- including group leader amon bundy and right outside the compound. nats: of protestors what was once a peaceful occupation....now turning deadly...after 24 days. the frustration -- growing stronger amongst community members sot: "im glad to see the end of this.. hopefully it is the ends of this." ray on camera tag: we're told the anti- government protestor who was wounded in the shootout has been treated and released from the a local hospital and is now in fbi custody. additional arrest were also made in arizona. most of those arrested face federal felony conspiracy charges. rr, abc news, ny. turning now to a frightening terror plot. a 23-year-old american citizen behind bars this morning... accused of planning a massacre at a masonic temple in milwaukee. abc senior justice correspondent pierre thomas is in washington with the latest script: this morning samy mohamed hamzeh is in jail accused of plotting a killing spree targetin

(s/ jason patrick / protester :19) "now that there are no women and happen? is that what you are worried will happen? that's what i keep hearing over over and over again. i hear you tell me." all of the protesters in custody face several federal charges. two people are dead and three more are hurt after someone shot them at a homeless camp in seattle. this happened early this morning. one of the victims died at the scene. the four others went to the hospital, one of them died there. police and swat are surrounding the camp right now. officials say they are looking for two people of interest. the police chief says the shooting does not appear to be random. (s/chief kathleen o'toole - seattle police department:08) "we don't think they were targeted because they were homeless. we think under pressure to deal with the homeless problem in seattle. he called tuesday night's shooting a tragedy, but says now is not the time to point fingers. the so-called affluenza teen will have to come back to texas soon. that's because he dropped the legal challenge against his de

his name is jason patrick, one of those inside the compound. all the way from georgiafter he heard about the standoff a month ago. other tqeets show overnight roadblocks and armored trucks closing in on the area. here is something else to show you, 54-year-old robert lavoy finicum died when officers opened fire last night. one other person was injured but is expected tourvive. the fbi and police showed up to arrere protesters occupying the refuge. finicum's daughter told nbc news her father hoped for a peaceful resolutionand emphasized he would not pull a gun on officers unless they did. finicum also told nbc news in an interview early this month that he preferred death to jail. brothers eamon and ryan bundy are behind bars this morning. they're angry over what they see as a government overreach on federal land. as the protest wore on, people who lived near there demanded >> it's time for you to go home! [ cheers and applause ] >> eight people have been arrested in the standoff so far. again, one person was injured but is expected to be okay, a

jason patrick is one of the occupiers. >> they told us we could safely leave, the group that was leaving a dead man and the one that left was in arizona and he is in custody. it depends on what you believe. >> law enforcement officials say they will continue to empty the refuge of those occupying it illegally, the goal is to do it as safely as possible so the community can now heal. channel 6 "action news" rick we'll send it back to you. >> thank you. >>> the back here the arrive of an illinois police officer who staged his suicide to look like murder, is indicted on money laundry charges. melanie gliniewicz is charged with dispersiing charitable funs without authority. >>> court documents from the boston marathon bombing trial were made public today and prosecutors claim that evidence proves the suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev, showed the opposite of remorse when he was captured. he was convicted last year and sentenced to death in his role in the 2013 attack that killed three people and injured more than 260. at his sentencing hearing he said he was sorry for the lives he took. david muir w

jason patrick: i feel fine. reporter: everybody else? patrick: i think they feel fine, too. even after the arrest of the group's leader, ammon bundy, and the shooting death of its occasional spokesman, lavoy finicum. a 56 miles stretch of hwy 395 was shut down after what the fbi calls an enforcement action tuesday afternoon, which ended in gunshots. ammon bundy's brother ryan suffered minor injuries, and, according to family members, lavoy finicum was killed. we've been involved with this however long we have now, trying to get to a peaceful resolution and that's what everyone says on the inside and that's what's been said on the outside publicly, and now one of my friends is dead. the next day, back in burns, harney county sheriff dave ward became emotional, addressing the loss of life. it didn't have to happen. we all make choices in life. choices go bad. the whole occupation has been difficult for the community, some siding with the intentions of the occupiers, others tired of the whole thing. burns is torn right down the middle. families have been ripped, neighbors don't

jason patrick is one of the occupiers. >> they told us we could safely leave. the group that was leaving has a dead man in it. another man that left was in arizona and he is in custody. they said peaceful resolution the whole time. it depends what you believe. >> law enforcement officials say they will continue to empty the refuge of those who illegally occupy it. the goal is to move them in safest way possible so that way they say the community can heal. in new york, abc7 news. michelle: a man accused of plotting a terror attack in wisconsin is now behind bars. criminal complaint alleges he bought machine guns. according to the f.b.i., hamza described on surveillance tape the plan to launch the attack with two other radicals. abc affiliate learned he was fired from the job at the gym. the employer says he was aggressive with clients and made negative comments about america. >> that shot up a huge red flag. about how terrible the both we have. michelle: the two other radicals were undercover f.b.i. agents who began a sting operation last september. jonathan: hu

jason patrick is one of those still occupying the refuge. >> they told us that we could safely leave.l, the group that was leaving has a dead man in it. there's another man who left and was in arizona and he's in custody. they've said peaceful resolution the whole time so it depends on what you believe. >> woodruff: f.b.i. officials refused today to give details of how the shooting happened, while insisting the whole situation could have been avoided. >> the armed occupiers have been given ample opportunity to leave the refuge peacefully. they've been given opportunities to negotiate. instead, these individuals have chosen to threaten and intimidate the america they profess to love and -- through criminal actions -- bring these consequences upon themselves. >> woodruff: amanda peacher is with oregon public broadcasting, and has been covering the standoff. >> this is very tense and anxious place in burns today, there has a lot been suffering, while here some sympathize with the protestors, no one here wanted violence. so we are seeing a lot of grief and anxiety over what could happen n

dwaine emer, dillon anderson and jason patrick of georgia.ll three turned themselves in last night at a checkpoint outside the refuge. and this is video from their arrest. over the past two days nearly a dozen members of the group have been arrested. as many as seven people remain inside the refuge. the group has occupied the facility since the beginning of the month. and they say they plan to stay until federally owned land is returned to the people. also last night, a candle light vigil was held for the man killed by officers when authorities arrested protest leaders earlier this week. people walked down the street holding pictures, meanwhile one of the leaders arrested on tuesday told protesters to abandon the reserve and go home. >>> the united states is asking for nato's help to fight isis in the middle east. nato's secretary general says the u.s. wants the alliance to provide surveillance planes called the airborne warning and control system. defense ministers will discuss this defense at their meeting early next month. nato is not dire

had been a vote after the death of vin and the rest of the leaders, i talked to the leader now jason patrickbout his feelings and where things are go. >> what do you believe, you say peace and resolution and then kill one of my friends and say you can safely leave and yet you've arrested somebody who's not even here, what do you believe anymore? i believe in the institution -- constitution. that's why i'm standing here. >> reporter: around 3:00 this morning we got notice that the fbi and state police had started to shut down all the roads in the area. and they're notc÷ letting anyon in. anyone can leave, but if they leave, they are identified and searched and then certainly not allowed back in. and one of the side effects here are the ranchers who are still trying to work in this area. and it has some people very frustrated. >> i think it's going to be ridiculous because i think it's going to come to an end and it's not going to be nice. >> reporter: so the big question today is now what is the next move on behalf of the police? will they sit at the roadblocks and wait for people to leave un

there are more people there and they have elected a new leader, jason patrick, and we're waiting to seet happens next. >> thank you very much. >>> donald trump's press conference announcing he's boycotting the republican debate. he got into a fiery debate with peter alexander when challenged about his past stance on abortion. >> in 1999, you said you were pro-choice in all respects. >> and i said -- what did i say? you didn't read it. read the full statement of what i said. >> are you a trustworthy -- >> excuse me, very trustworthy, more so than you, because you know what? you didn't read the question. >> i'll trade now "i'm very pro-choice, i hate the concept of abortion" -- >> okay, why didn't you say that before, i hate the concept of abortion. do you apologize? >> do i apologize for reading your words? >> for not reading my words. >> i'm very pro-choice -- >> do you apologize for not reading my words? >> joining me now for our "daily fix," peter alexander, still standing, chris cillizza, with the "washington post" blog, and jeanne cummings with the "wall street journal." peter that

taken into police custody.the three turned themselves in last night.arrested are 43-year-old "jason patrick" of georgia, 45-year-old "duane leo ehmer" of oregon and 34-year-old "dylan wade anderson" of utah. so far... 11 members of the group that has occupied the malheur national wildlife refuge have been arrested. an occupier says that seven people remain on the refuge. 3 (bill)>>today is international data privacy day ..it's observed every year on january 28th and is intended to serve as a reminder to protect and safeguard private data.the council of europe initiated data privacy day back in 20- 07.if you want tips on keeping your online information safe, you can go to stay-safe-online dot org for suggestions. capital is cracking down on drivers who didn't move their cars before last weekend's snow storm.washington d-c parking officials have issued more than a million dollars in parking tickets .. levying an additional 65-thousand in fines.also .. the city is towing more than 600 vehicles from city streets.tickets run 250 -dollars .. tow charges another hundred dollars and the city charge

jason patrick was still at the scene when the arrests were made. >> reporter: well, i've heard that a couple people were shot and one person is dead. doesn't sound much like a peaceful resolution to me but everybody at the -- is making strong preparations for a peaceful resolution. i'm not sure how much you can trust the folks that say what we're preparing for, the peaceful resolution. > the fbi says ammon bundy and the others who were arrested face felony charges of conspiracy to impede the duties of federal officials through the use of force, intimidation or threats. >>> now to a terror plot. the fbi says targeted a masonic temple in milwaukee. behind bars. abc's pierre thomas has the details. >> reporter: authorities say the suspect wanted to unleash a cold-blooded massacre and spark other attacks across the country. according to the fbi, samy mohamed hamzeh, an american citizen planned to go inside a masonic temple in wisconsin, lock the doors and gun down 30 people. he wanted to tour the temple just last week after visiting a firing range allegedly thinking he would carry out the

jason patrick is one of those still holding out hope. >> they told us th safely leave. well, the group that was leaving has a dead man in it. there's another man who left and was in arizona and he's in custody. they've said peace and resolution the whole time. it depends on what you believe. >> bundy along with six others court. judge denied bail calling the group a flight risk and a danger to public safety. >>> more arrests are expected in connection with that high-profile prison escape in southern california. five people have been taken into custody so far. it's been nearly a week since three men disappeared from a maximum security jail. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: abc news the first inside the maximum security prison, learning of arrests in the investigation into the dangerous inmate escape in orange county. the arrests, not of the suspects themselves. and are these people that the justice system is familiar with already? >> yes. >> reporter: here's the roof where authorities say they cut through barbed wire and rappelled down, using that rope made fro

the 11 people arrested includes a man named jason patrick.talking to on and off throughout this ordeal which has last about a month holed up there in that refuge. he talked about what it was like there on the refuge and what he was planning to do. can you tell me what it is like and why you are still out here considering what's happened? considering the fbi has basically come in and arrested some folks. have you heard anything from them about being able to leave if you want to? >> i did have a conversation with the fbi while channel 2 news was recording. and they said they just need to get everyone off the refuge. but i know that everyone off the refuge has already been arrested or killed. so the only people that are safe right now are the people on the refuge. >> reporter: at the time he was planning to stay along with others but he eventually did leave. and he along with three others yesterday were arrested in the afternoon. but again, there are at least five people who are inside of the refuge deciding what to do. still speaking with the f

they've also chosen new leader jason patrick and even put a bulldozer in front of the refuge center tolock or at least slow down police approach. they figure if they can slow the police down long enough to force them to have to remove that bulldozer, that will give enough time for them to recalibrate, decide their next action. so, tensions are definitely still high here in oregon. frances? >> something law enforcement are watching closely. thank you. morgan radford for the update. jim cavanaugh is a former hostage negotiator for the atf and one involved in the branch davidian compound in 1993 and also a law enforcement analyst. appreciate you being with us. as we look at this and know the circumstances leading up to this, authorities have criticisms for their hands-off approach with the protesters up until this point. we know their goal was to make this somewhat peaceful, or at least violence, the least amount of violence as possible getting them off the property. what do you make of their response? >> well, i think it's excellent, really. it's a very deliberate attempt. the fbi, the s

the victim 25-year-old patrick stratton was in the crosswalk. jason t to td can -- theriaultsecond offense. >>> law makers are working on a bill to protect people and pets. lauren leamanczyk takes a look. >> i saw sick dogs coming back. >> reporter: david owens worked at loaf lain kennel for -- laughlin kennel for two years it was this dog that made hick take pictures. >> it was not right he was in cage half his size. >> reporter: laughlin kennel is in oxford. dogs are bread in the outdoor kennel. several dozen puppies are kept in the basement waiting to be sold owens says they were kept in cages covered in feces and some cases died. >> i walked in the morning and walk into dead puppies and they wanted me to clean them up. >> reporter: the i-team obtained these complaints from the state department offing a cull rat resource one is from a street she sees the van loads. >> it's hard to hear and see them i contacted mdar three responsa response. >> reporter: other complaints come from customers who say they bought dogs stick with kennel cough par vow and pneumonia. -- parvo and pneumonia some

police say last night, jason theriault was drunk when he struck and killed patrick stratton as stratton tried to cross the road. theriault is charged with motor vehicle homicide and a second offense for operating under the influence. erika: new this noon, a suspect is due in court after an attack in milton. it happened around 10:00 last night outside the dunkin donuts in east milton square. police found the victim badly hurt after some kind of assault. he was taken to the hospital. the suspect was found a short time later. also new, a fourth arrest in connection to a new bedford homicide. overnight, police arrested 22-year-old aaron bookman, charged him with obstruction of justice linked to the shooting death of aaron grant on new year' s eve. three others have already been arrested on the same charges. police still consider this a very active investigation. emily: the woman charged in connection with a house of horrors in blackstone wants erika murray and her attorneys in court today trying to get murder charges against her dropped. the request comes after skeletal remains of three bab