. >> agee shares her snacks with jessica roberts, a former classmate she ran into this jail. >> we neverly hung out in school. but we knew each other. >> i'll see you. >> see you. >> jessica, long time no see. we'd gotten together and talked. yeah we know the same people. so it was like -- it's good. >> when agee will return to her life on the outside is uncertain. but she says when she does, her goals are simple. >> i want to be able to have something, like an apartment and a little piece of crap car. but something to call mine. and a place where i can go home with my kids, you know? and live like i'm supposed to. a normal life. but when you're doing this, you kind of really don't know what normal is. >> agee's activity over the past two years has included drug addiction and several jail stays. she says her slide began when a friend introduced her to heroin. >> she was like, just try it one time, just try it. and i was like, all right, screw it, i'll do it. and it just was awesome. really bad to say that, but it was. >> now agee faces more serious consequences than ever before. she is c

robert, there is a new poster. >> reporter: jessica, that's right. in fookt this new poster by looking at it you can tell things the change very dramatically sat the search center very soon. >> debbie nunez has been a volunteer since the sierra lamar search center first opened. today she showed us the new poster approved by the lamar family that will be introduced to the public tomorrow when the last official weekly search is conducted. the picture of the 15-year-old super imposed over volunteers wearing her favorite red tennis shoes containing the message, sierra matters. >> we are hoping that with the legal case proceedings, that the attention isn't on the perpetrator. i don't even with a want to utter his name. but we want to bring attention to sierra because we want her to be remember remembered. >> a call line for tips will be active an a search unit can be mobilized if needed. >> just like everyone else who volunteered, we wanted to bring closure to the lamars and haven't yet. >> her father said tomorrow will be a tough day emotionally. >> we'r

jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. >>> late today philadelphia police officer robert wilson ii.as inside the game stop at the corner of 22nd and lehigh. while he was there, two men walk inside and tried to rob the store. officer wilson fought back shots were fired and the city lost a hero. tonight the flag outside the 22nd district in north philadelphia is at half staff. we're covering all angles of this story. pat chiarocchi will tell us about officer wilson's live of service. but we'll begin with diana rocco rocco. she has brand new information about what happened today from outside that store. >> reporter: chris as the investigation continues here tonight we are learning from sources that officer wilson was on duty and he had stopped in the game stop here today parked his car outside and left his partner when he went in buy a video game for his son who had done well in school. that's when two armed robbers walk in and officer wilson was caught in their crossfire shot nine times. he died fighting for his life. >> keep officer wilson in our thoughts and in our prayers his famil

robert wilson. he was gunned down in the line of duty on thursday. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live outside the game stop at 21st and lehigh diana? >> reporter: jessica, this vigil and prayer service started at 6:00 o'clock tonight. you can see how many people came out to pray and remember life of officer robert wilson a lot of community members, this was organize by several community organization whose wanted to say thank you to the 22nd district officers who served this community. last thursday around 4:45 p.m., officer robert wilson stopped at this game subpoena to buy a gift for his son who turns nine today when ambushed by two armed robbers. rob hers came in the store and announced a robbery. wilson engaged them in the gun battle will and was ultimately shot in the head after taking numerous round of fire from both men. over the weekend officer wilson was remembered in a service at the saint martin depours church in philadelphia attended by dozens of officers from wilson's district the between the second. >> just unbelievable. >> he was a fine good man. he had two children. >> reporter: tonight business remembering officer wilson his life and sa

robert wilson the third. >>> but the police veteran was kill in the line of duty just over a week ago. good evening, i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica's family for the the first of two public viewings he will be laid to rest tomorrow. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live in west philadelphia with more on today's emotional tribute walt. >> reporter: jessica, even beyond the mayor police commissioner fellow officers, there were quite simply neighbors and resident who have come here for the viewing for this murdered officer. when a police officer like robert wilson the third is killed in the line of duty it tears at very heart and fabric of the city and right now sadness is focused at this west philadelphia funeral home as viewing moves forward. escorted by a motorcycle, drill team honor guard family members arrived hugging outside of the viewing as a silent blue line of police, paid tribute to murdered officer robert wilson the third. >> it just takes time to heel. there are in word that can instantly take away the pain that they feel right new. >> reporter: wilson was gunned down march 5th by 2 accused killers inside a nort

robert handa joins us with more on how the 49ers handled that controversy today. >> reporter: well jessica, even though some people aren't criticize sizing the 49ers for not doing more or saying more publicly it has been a very emotional day here. both are considered bad news for the team and fans and both involve popular players. >> one of the last times full back bruce miller was here at levi is when the team cleared out their lockers at the end of last season. miller was friendly with fans. patiently signing autographs and talking about the possibility of a new coach. >> whoever they put in place, just continue to do what is asked of us and continue to play football snpz but today team officials chose not to comment on miller's situation saying they want to focus solely on patrick willis's retirement. matt says the arrest on suspicion of spousal battery is a setback for a team still dealing with the fall out of numerous arrests including domestic violence case with ray mcdonald. >> he wore 49 on his jersey. he did kind of be the i go this a guy that a lot of people wanted to push to the

jessica, even beyond the mayor police commissioner fellow officers, there were quite simply neighbors and resident who have come here for the viewing for this murdered officer. when a police officer like robert wilson the third is killed in the line of duty it tears at very heart and fabric of the city and right now sadness is focused at this west philadelphia funeral home as viewing moves forward. escorted by a motorcycle, drill team honor guard family members arrived hugging outside of the viewing as a silent blue line of police, paid tribute to murdered officer robert wilson the third. >> it just takes time to heel. there are in word that can instantly take away the pain that they feel right new. >> reporter: wilson was gunned down march 5th by 2 accused killers inside a north philadelphia game stop store where the officer had gone to buy a present for one of his two young sons who had just turned ten on monday. >> leaving two young boys, behind. 110 years old that has nod had enough time with his dad but a one year-old who will never really have memories of him and that is tragic. >> reporter: eagles coach chip kelly brought a special autographed football for the little boys. as topo lea

robert honda is there and robert, san jose's mayor and police chief among those expected to be there to mourn with the others. >> reporter: well, that's right, jessica you can imagine, it's a very emotional time for the people in this neighborhood since the memorial is being held where the shootout took place. as you can see people are starting to gather for the event, and if it is like other gathering we were at today, there will be strong mixed feelings. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the blue and gold ceremony was to honor those fallen but many thoughts were on michael johnson. >> a moment of silence for officer michael johnson. >> reporter: police chief said the city funeral service announced today for thursday april 2nd at the sap center will help the community but says planning it has been tough on the family still trying to recover from the shooting. >> it's difficult for them. it really is. understandably. i mean this is horrific event for law enforcement and for them. >> reporter: there were similar concerns about the public funeral, expressed that the growing memorial in front of police headquarters. >> it's going to be certainly a time to reflect, but

nbc bay area's robert honda joins us from san jose and what the deal means for players, fans and the city of san jose as well. >> reporter: well jessica i believe i heard a big sigh of relief coming from the san jose earthquakes facility here at the new stadium the sound could have come from the nearby airport, but in any case any deal that averted a strike and kept the regular season on track is probably considered good news for all concerned. the san jose earthquakes conducted practice today. the team declined to comment on the possible player strike over pay and especially free agency. players insisted their focus was on the scheduled season open they are weekend in dallas. >> we've got just a few days until our opening game so right now we're just fine tuning things. got our fitness in the last few weeks and have been training really hard and now trying to fine tune. >> reporter: late this evening around 5:00 p.m. reports came from the talks between the owners and players union that the deal been reached. david gold a former earthquake and team community ambassador said it was important that the earthquakes maintained the communit

roberts shows us how many parents are worried about the change. >> some registered sex offenders will soon be able to move in next door to parks and schools. the california department of corrections says jessica'shat bans offenders from coming within 2,000 feet of a park or school will only be applyied to the most serious oftds because the initial law was ruled unconstitutional by the california supreme court this month. while many parents worry the change will put their children in danger. kathleen isn't convinced the current ban ever worked as it was intended. >> part of me believes that's a false sense of security because children are everywhere. >> she believes each offender should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. >> there are some people who are rehabilitatable. and some that aren't. >> under the current law, a person charged with multiple rapes is put into the same category as someone who was charged with indecent exposure. now, parole officers will decide if the offender is allowed to live within a school zone. >> to deny them a place to live is unconstitutional. and it defeats the purpose of having someone become rehabilitated. >> brandon jonesicize he's more worried about the righ

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