. >> america first saw enrique camarena 33 years ago when the death of his father kiki camarena made national news. it was 1985 and they were living in the gawd lamara-- guadalajara, mexico. enrique was only 11 years old but understood his father was working undercover for the dea. >> he was keeping drugs from >> shortly after helping bust a billion dollar marijuana operation, kiki disappeared and the family home was suddenly filled with armed agents. >> within about five or six hours there is a dozen to two dozen agents that arrived. >> were you scared for your father. >> well, your dad is superman so you think, we'll see him, he'll be fine. >> but kiki had been kidnapped. enrique remembers how he and his brothers were rushed out of mexico to the u.s >> this linebacker of a man picks me up and fireman carries me and runs full sprint from my living room to a waiting vehicle. >> kiki's body was found a month later. he 4 been tortured to death with a drill. years later when enrique was decided on his own career, one late night conversation with his father stuck in his mind. >> he asked

rita kiki edozie. [applause] -- juanita -- >> the man of the hour. >> come on now. >> herb boyd is an activist, journalist, college teacher and photographer who dedicated his wide ranging career to the concerns and causes of african-americans their culture and history and award-winning author and journalist boyd has written and edited 24 books making her perhaps one of the most prolific authors out of detroit. [applause] >> absolutely. he has written countless articles for national magazines and newspapers including the amsterdam news. very important journal in our african-american experience. he has been a free-lance reporter for over 30 years. we shall overcome the history right movements as it happened is one of the important books of our time. he would see the book was published in 1995 and won the american book award for non fiction. in 1999, boyd won three first place awards for the new york association of black journalists for his articles published in the amsterdam news where he has been a freq

so you think we'll see him, he'll be fine. >> reporter: but kiki had been kidnapped.embers how he and his brothers were rushed out of mexico to the u.s. >> this linebacker of a man picks me up and fireman carries me and runs full sprint from my living room to a waiting vehicle. >> reporter: kiki camarena's body was found a month later. he'd been tortured to death with a drill. years later when enrique was deciding on his own career, one late-night conversation with his father stuck in his mind. >> he asked me what do you want to be when you grow up? i said i want to be just like you. and the answer was a swift no, you're not. wasn't going to have a law enforcement son. >> reporter: so the son stayed away from law enforcement, but not the law. enrique became a prosecutor. >> good afternoon, your honor. >> reporter: and was appointed judge in 2014. >> good morning, everyone. >> reporter: where he now presides over cases involving children. >> she's in the right place to get ready for more time with dad. >> how did the lessons you learned from your dad over the years tra

kiki got caught in a rip tide. >> you see someone in trouble he is going to try to help. that is how he is. >> she loved life and she loved taking selfies and a typical 15-year-old good in school and had plenty of friends and loved the beach. >> he gave his life to save hers. and lost his life you can call him hero too. >> ramon quinn's family says he was brave and would not think twice about saving a friend. >> that is my little cousin. i need to give the family peace just to find his body. you know he is gone, you can't survive that long. >> they have suspended the water search because of rough seas and fog but will continue looking until the bodies are found. >> you understand the difficulties of the tide and foggy weather and we'll continue the the search until we find these two children. >> now, the atlantic city beach patrol as pulled one craft and suspended the search because of conditions, other down beaches have been notified. it's a terrible time forever the familied of these two teenagers, probably 20 or so family members gathered here on different spots at the

. >> reporter: and kiki's family praising the young man that went into the water to try toheesas wellficials saying thing. my colleague ted greenberg is he have more updates on this search as it progresses throughoutday. i'm pamela osborne, nbc thank you. >>> we could see showers today and chance for thunderstaorms . this is a live picture from cape may. let's find out what's to come a. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is day at the shore.ecast. the humidity has really increased all across the area. we have a lot of clouds too. w be seeing a lot of sunshine today. the more cloudiness we have the if the thunderstorms develop they wouldn't be as strong because all clouds kept down the heating from the day. a couple ofound not much more back towards washington but we doreaacross v. that could be impacting us before the weekend is afternoo we find mostly it is just clouds but later on during the day showers and thunderstorms develo a especially moving into the area especiallyare and chester county. those are the areas most likely to seehunderstorms this afternoon and into the evening. the least

. >> i bid you to dream big dreams. [ applause ] >> reporter: for felice, kiki and skaa, what's far moree across the country are using new tactics in the battle against so-called porch pirates. they are the ones who sneak up and steal your packages. >> reporter: mounted security cameras can catch the crime and sometimes the criminal, but that doesn't always happen. that's why police are using their own bait packages, putting gps trackers inside so they can find the thief and arrest them. in houston, pittsburgh and los angeles, these alleged porch pirates are quick and brazen. in campbell, california, homeowner cameras caught this man approaching his porch before reportedly making off with his delivery. >> those things in life you don't need to go through. >> reporter: that motivated him to work with his local police department who now uses his porch to drop off bait packages, hoping to lure criminals. they pack a common delivery item along with a gps tracking device. they want to keep that under wraps so criminals don't know what to look for. >> a lot of times, thieves are opening up the

. >> are you living on the edge, kiki, to make this all happen? >> a little bit. >> and his great-granddaughter. >> has your mom ever said, "we need to talk about the future of the park"? >> never. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

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