worn by inmates on disciplinary lockdown status. >> it's not a good look. >> coming up -- >> this was catholic services? >> yes. >> heather verdin answers to authorities. and -- >> this man dangerous, dangerous man is going to be in jail for a long, long time. >> district attorney says patrick o'sullivan is not only guilty of rape but a murder-for-hire plot. ney on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico, well, could help them save on boat insurance too. hey! okay...i'm ready to come in now. hello? i'm trying my best. seriously, i'm...i'm serious. request to come ashore. geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. >>> long island suffolk county is known for among other things its beautiful beaches. the town of river head, inmates can't hear the crash of the waves, but they can at least soak in the sun. >> life on long island. >> even though she is on lockdown status of what inmates call the box heather verdin will be permitted one hour a day on the yard. most of the time she will be locked inside a single person cell on a tier alongside other inmates with the

this time it will not just be increased time on lockdown status.eater financial sanction. >> bad part here was more so than the fight the not breaking up. four officers got injured. we can charge them $100 for each officer for medical treatment. we can split it two a piece. two for despeunes, two for campbell. >> okay. >> these guys we are going to have to hit them hard on this one. despeines, take a seat. here we are again. this is what we are going to do. on the fight itself is a 50-day lock. not breaking it up is 100-day lock. plus four officers had to go for medical treatment so we are going to split the cost. we are allowed to take $100 for medical treatment for each staff member. you got $200. that's your end. we know you don't have money but if you get any we will be taking it. that's it. stay out of trouble. no fighting. did you get your money's worth this time? >> no. >> no, okay. >> with an additional 150 days on lockdown status, despeines will be confined to his cell 22 1/2 hours per day. he will be allowed out for a half hour to shower

nice and quiet. >> it's less quiet in the female lockdown unit. >> this is what you call the box thisrls come and we wear red and white and they let us out for half an hour to wash our butt and use the phone. as you see, the phone is on the other side so it's very difficult to call our families. >> nunez is her new neighbor. >> thanks. >> they gave you 55 days. >> it didn't make it good that i did that [ bleep ] in church. >> didn't i tell you in the house of the lord? >> there, you told me. >> you will be all right, baby gi girl. >> verdon used time in the box to write to her girlfriend about the role she might have played to provoke verdon to lung at the girl during mass. >> yeah, i wrote her a nine-page letter about how that she, it was [ bleep ] up what happened and it could have been prevented. if she seen that i was mad and then she tried to play like oh, i was laughing because i was nervous. like i've known you for how many years and you're going to try to pull some [ bleep ] that you were nervous. like, that's crazy. >> i told her that i was sorry, that i was laughing at the s

why should i go on lockdown if i'm not doing anything?ould look at my reports. >> i am looking at your reports. >> i'm not getting in trouble. i'm not getting write ups. >> we're talking about a report you were involved in. why do you think this guy would identify you as a member of the mexican mafia? >> who is he? >> it doesn't matter who he is. why would he say that? >> to put you on lockdown. >> why would he want to do that to you? why does somebody want to get rid of you? >> i don't know. i don't have no response to that. >> you got in a fight with two guys, didn't you? or one guy? what was that about? >> money. >> talking about drugs here? know, talking about money he owed me. >> how much did he owe you? >> 50e. >> for what? >> for fixing his car. >> when they did the investigation, you told them it was over beer. >> it was beer and the car. >> only one person has inconsistent stories that. 's a liar. i mean, we're both grown men here. there's no beating around the bush. you've been lying in the past. why, on earth, would i believe a

. >> even though she is on lockdown status of what inmates call the box heather verdin will be permitted one hour a day on the yard. most of the time she will be locked inside a single person cell. >> you get lonely when you are sitting in here. you don't have contact with anybody really. it's just you and the box. i mean, i feel like eventually i'm going to get used to it after a little bit. it's not something i really want to be used to at this point but i don't have a choice. i have to deal with it and just i guess it gives me time to think. >> verdon got into trouble a day earlier in the jail chapel. she crossed the aisle and lunged at angela careri because she felt careri was taunting her and flirting with her girlfriend. >> it's not all that common that something happens at a catholic mass. things i have to consider is the 83-year-old priest in the room, the nun of 50 years as well as safety of the officers and other inmates. >> even after she was taken to the ground and cuffed verdon lunged at careri again. officer helped to pull her away. >> you handcuff someone they usually know

he will be basically 24/7 lockdown for the rest of his life. >> what about some of the others? guard gene palmer has been charged with official misconduct and destroying evidence after admitting to unintentionally helping matt and sweat escape. palmer says he provided them with tools in exchange for information. that relationship with the inmates and corrections officers is the subject of the investigation. a person briefed on the inquiry think sweat and matt had been gathering information on cabins and fields around the prison for almost a year before they broke out. >>> breaking news this morning. stocks tumbling around the world because greece is on the verge of collapse. european and asian shares down sharply. paris down 3%. that is off the worst levels of the morning. greece's stock exchange is closed. country closing its banks for six days. greek citizens can only withdraw 60 euros a day from the atms. drastic measures leading to long lines at cash machines. greece spirals toward default. this has been five years in

is coming if it's a long lockdown or something of that nature.go into every cell immediately. it goes from dorm to dorm. if that's an honor dorm that might have been the last one checked. and you would be able to cover certain things up. a hole in a wall would be found or a cut hole in a wall would be found. but something like items could be hidden very quickly. >> larry, we're in days and days officials tell nbc news the trail has gone cold. what do you make of that? these two guys have been able to survive not being found in a day in age when everybody is checking cell phones and satellites and drones everywhere and they can't find these guys? >> they are off the radar. not around for technology like phones or credit cards in that way. i said it from the beginning, their asset is their survivors. people saying they are not survivalists, they are. they would sit under a car with two days with a half a snicker bar, sit still for people to walk by. what you learn in prison the most important thing is patience. and doing things in a very very progr

the lockdown did not last very long.e timing of it was bad for the inmates. >> what about this current situation, the two current escapees. they were on the honor block. they were able to cook in their own cells. life didn't seem too terrible for two convicted killers. what will it be like when they return? >> i'm also certain that matt and sweat will die in seg. not to be too much of a pessimist on this but -- >> die in what? >> in seg. in segregation. from "orange is the new black," we call it shoe. >> how will the inmates feel towards them now that the privileges would be revoked? would that even matter that the folks would be in seg? >> i don't think anyone in the general population would have much access to them. clinton is off lockdown status now but i don't know what the -- the conditions have changed, things are not allowed anymore, if there's restricted movement throughout the facility. without knowing that i can't really say. all i know is they were locked down for a while. usually it requires no inmate leaves

. >> school was on lockdown on thursday. was that in relation to the search? >> that was a lockdown that occurred out of abundance of caution last thursday. we were running a lead in that area. we advised the school district and the local authorities for st. regis falls and we just advised them of our work in the area so they did not get overly concerned and they opted to make that lockdown and as soon as we were done and exited the area they lifted the lockdown. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> as you just heard from major state police charles guest joining me now is john cuff retired chief inspector for the northwest region of the u.s. marshals service. john, thanks much for being with us. this is significant. this is the first obviously he won't confirm it. wide spread reports and he didn't deny there has been a dna match to something found in that hunting cabin. >> well, based on these reports, andrea andrea, if it does turn out to be conclusive for dna coupled with the purported sighting by someone up there of someone running in that area it's certainly enc

principal lacresha williams made the request after a potentially dangerous incident caused a lockdown in the fall. >> they are at lunch at this time, they are eating and having fun so we literally pushed the kids into buildings, they are walking fast they are not running because they don't know the seriousness of it. that there is an alleged person who has an weapon on campus with a backpack. >> reporter: the response to that incident wasn't as smooth as school officials had hoped. >> it goes back to an old sports cliche that you play like you practice. >> reporter: head of security brion macneil says regular drills are important. >> the whole purpose of a lockdown is to minimize casualties and we know that sometimes depending on the situation we're not going to be 100% so we try to get everybody inside and secured as fast as we can. >> you can't get in? >> no. >> you have to get to the old gym. quickly! >> reporter: senior jose contreras, the lead producer of the student video, says it's been clear for some time that students need more information. >> some classrooms locked their doo

why has there been a lockdown on hillary? ms.almieri: i don't think the photos and iowa, new hampshire and nevada feel like to have -- feel like there has been a lockdown. most of you are very smart, a lot of you are my friends. we have a lot of talented people covering hillary. but, what i also know is that we will never give you the ri ut. for example, i remember when i started this campaign, hillary clinton is not relatable. every time you see her, she is getting on the big plane order on the big stage. now, we do the small roundtables , it is great. and that it is like, when will she talked to a big crowd? [applause] ms. palmieri: when she has been out campaigning, she usually takes questions every other day. host: come on. ms. palmieri: it's true. when she has been out campaigning, there has been maybe a week -- but when she is in the states, that's what we do. this is the campaign. welcome to the campaign. host: starting tomorrow will be see secretary clinton engage with the press more? ms. palmieri: lord have mercy. is all

nothing suspicious was found in the lockdown there lifted also montgomery county lockdown at hatboro horsham high school made to the district elementary school. chopper three over the scene as police canvas the area. they found nothing again and classes resumed. back out here live, in mt. laurel, no other schools have been impacted by this threat. and of course, anyone with information about this threatening phonecall is asked to call police. we are reporting live, here, jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank if you. meanwhile, fire broke out overnight in the elmwood section of the city. firefighters arrived to the storefront of ek dollar and grocery, that's at woodland avenue and gould street around 2:00 this morning. it was placed under control in about 20 minutes later. we're told there were no injuries. firefighters are now investigate the cause of that blaze. >>> police are also investigating after a 28 year old man is shot multiple times in north philadelphia. authorities say he was dropped off at temple university hospital by a private vehicle and then that vehicle

>> when we come back lockdown. the hunt for a killer begins. >> the perpetrator could still be there? >> in this giant warehouse, a giant question. had someone carried out the perfect crime? >> there's actually industrial strength bleach there, rubber gloves everywhere. if you needed it to commit a murder, this p - you set rules around the house, right? so set rules for your kids when they go online: don't be a cyberbully. no racy selfies. and remember everyone can see everything you post, even grandma. rules keep kids safe online. the more you know. >>> tuesday morning after memorial day deputies from the boone county sheriff's department responded to a call of a person down at the thermo fisher warehouse. they rolled up to the front door and were directed upstairs. deputy joe gregory was with them. >> we went over to the victim assessed that she was dead. there was plastic wrapped around her head. there was plastic wrap around the back of her hands. >> the deputies did a tactical search of the area to secure it.

. >> lockdown, gentlemen. lock down. >> coming up -- another inmate falls victim to the heartless felons. >> i've been a target for them since i've been in the pod for two and a half months. >> this is your life, we have to keep you safe. >> if you don't know me, you better ask around. >> the warden turns up the heat. >> if you want trouble, i'm telling you, i'm going to bring it to you. >>> the cuyahoga correction center is located in the heart of downtown cleveland. inside the walls it's a gang known as the heartless felons that keeps big sam mcclaren busy. >> the heartless felons is a big problem. one, there's so many of them. >> step back. >> i wouldn't be surprised if we didn't have 400 heartless felons here. they have a thing they called the tenderizer. you can put a tenderizer on meat to soften it up, anybody they have a target for, they tenderize them. picking at you. walk by and slap you, get you angry, you either going to fight back or you're going to give in. this is what they're good at. i call it

>> yes. >> with the decision made, she is back in her cell on lockdown status. >> i'm all right withifs the box. better than i expected. it's going to be tough but gives me time to myself. >> patrick o'sullivan lives under similar restrictions but not for disciplinary reasons, it's because she is in protective custody, or pc, and he is confined to his cell 22 hours a day for his own safety. >> it's not like being home. cook food or go see my friends or go to the beach. you can appreciate the small things in life. >> o'sullivan has been in jail for two years awaiting trial for charges including first-degree rape. ed accused sex offenders are targeted for violence. o'sullivan's alleged actions in jail made him well known with other inmates. prosecutors charged him with two new counts of conspiracy to commit murder. >> it was publicized, this conspiracy charge and all the other inmates in this jail see it in the paper and it's on the news and he comes even more of a higher profile inmate. >> prosecutors say the murder for hire plot was hatched behind bars at the suffolk jail. accused ra

why has there been a lockdown on hillary? ms. palmieri: i don't think the photos and iowa, new hampshire and nevada feel like to have -- feel like there has been a lockdown. i love the press. most of you are very smart, a lot of you are my friends. we have a lot of talented people covering hillary. but, what i also know is that we will never give you the right. for example, i remember when i started this campaign, hillary clinton is not relatable. every time you see her, she is getting on the big plane order -- plane and flying to some other country or on the big stage. now, we do the small roundtables it is great. , and that it is like, when will she talked to a big crowd? she's only talking with voters one-on-one. [applause] ms. palmieri: when she has been out campaigning, she usually takes questions every other day. host: come on. ms. palmieri: it's true. when she has been out campaigning, there has been maybe a week -- but when she is in the states, that's what we do. this is the campaign. welcome to the campaign. host: start

lockdown is relative. normally do because there wasn't much they could do. and it certainly wasn't like the searches where nobody was let in or only local traffic. you certainly saw the police presence but it wasn't a lock down per se. >> in terms of the distance from --. draw ait out for us about the distance these guys have covered. >> as the crow flies we're talking only about 20 miles. but it is a good 1 hour drive over land. and just to mention a couple other things. what clinton was saying. clearly the search is going to intensify and they are going to bring all their assets to this location. because i suspect they think if they have got matt at this location sweat can't be far away. so that will clearly intensify in the coming hours. and i want to also say i'm very curious to know what the circumstances were surrounding the shooting, why they needed to shoot him and what the circumstances were and they couldn't bring him in alive. so it will be interesting to see how that went about, who -- what tea

and as soon as we were done and exited the area they lifted the lockdown. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. as you look at those two photographs that were front and center at that news conference being held, the key that we're being told is something cnn had already learned and that is that a cabin that appeared to be burglarized, it seems pretty clear these two men are likely the culprits and may have spent some time there. dna being tested and linked to those two inmates, richard matt and david sweat, on the run now for 17 days and look at the positioning. a new search area just a matter of 2500, 30 miles from the clinn correctional facility from which they escaped more than two weeks ago. that dotted line took them all the way down to the pennsylvania border, friendship, new york. well, that turned out to be nothing. a witness spotted two men walking along the train tracks and the officers descended upon it but we're learning that area has been cleared and the focus is right back up near the prison. 25 miles awa

and the lockdown was lifted this morning. and no word when that was in the package. >>> a warning this morning for anyone thinking of taking a swim in the potomac. think twice before heading into the water. that that is the word as crews continue to look for a man that drown. >>> violence on the streets of washington d.c. overnight. the police responded to a triple stabbing north of the horizon center. it is on the 2800 block of alabama. and several people are recovering from morning from gunshot wounds. and the police said that an attempted robbery may be the motive for a triple shooting on the 100 block of urban pin street southwest and they reported shootings in northwest, southeast as well. and the police tell us that they are lack like -- looking into if any of the shootings are connected. >>> the police are looking for two men that escaped from a prison in upstate new york. they cut through a steel wall and followed a series of tunnels till they emergeed from a manhole outside. one is in for murder killing a man and dis

he will be in 24/7 lockdown for rest of his life. >> prison guard gene palmer has been charged with destroying evidence and helping them escape. palmer provided them tools with exchange for information. a person briefed on the inquiry says they have been gathering information on the cabins and fields for a year before they broke out. >>> happening this morning. the brink of financial collapse with global implications. greece declared a week long bank closure and limits on atm withdraws. these drastic measures have led to long lines at cash machines. as we speak, greece is spiraling toward default on debt. this could come as soon as tomorrow. the whole world, folks, watching this. the ultimate consequence is the greece's exit from the eurozone. something no country has ever done. i cannot stress this, this has implications for your 401(k). let's go to isa suarez live in athens. isa. >> reporter: good morning, john christine. it seems like a normal monday. tourists walking past and people stopping to grab a bite of bread. if you look behind my shoulder, you see, john, the shutters to the banks.

like college remains on lockdown according to officials the war >> darya: years when we have a watere to the finals mvp trophy went in for injured bougainville and then the last three games and we don't crew found him close and a share, the smaller instead chert he walks up to and there are so high dampens strain with champagne and their hoisting the trophy awarded the head of the air with his head over chris celebration last night and peripheral trendy part of the action was another picture to a few bottles from the big celebration dozens and dozens of bottles in the locker room ready for the big celebration and odds have those goggles 32 >> mark: live right now from the team's store and buy expects to pay for warrior championships here this morning orders losers on wall street while starbucks payable hundred million dollars for a bakery should all locations live look over sematech a bright sunshine a little early and traffic moving james fletcher, along with michelle more on the weather forecast rabin shaking for traffic "first title in 40 years how sweet it must be for those crazy

towns are on lockdown. the longer the search goes on the more likely these two will commit another crime. miguel marquez has more. >> reporter: the search is still on miles from the prison. we are about four miles from the encampment that the officials found. they say the scent dogs are searching the area behind us. this roadblock has been tight now that night has fallen. people in the neighborhood are paranoid. even afraid to leave their homes. >> i got home in time before they blocked the road off, but shortly after i got home they closed both ends of the road and would not let my sons come home. >> i feel like i'm going crazy being indoors. i feel like a prisoner in my home because i have the doors locked. i closed the windows. i have ladders outside. i look out the window often. everywhere i drive to work i'm scanning to see if i see any unusual activity. >> reporter: officials have thrown everything at this. some 600 leads have come through that they are trying to figure out which are the best quality

the second lockdown happened after gunshots were heard. school officials do not believe those incidents were related to the fight. >> pam: a series of wild sideshows are keeping the c-h-p and police busy in oakland. on sunday. a sideshow involving cars. motorcycles. and a-t-v's. shut down westbound -580 at coolidge in oakland. residents and business owners say. they are getting tired of these events. noests were reported. but the c-h-p is asking citizens to call them. when they see this kind of activity. >> pam: encouraging signs from the sidelines of the warriors practice today. as the team gets ready for the n-b-a finals against the cleveland caveliers. one of the "splash brothers" took to the hardwood for the first time. since that scary head injury in the playoffs. kron-four's haaziq madyun has our story on chasing the n-b-a championship. >> reporter: the other half of the splash brothers klay thompson back practicing with the team for the first time since suffering a concussion in game 5 of the western conference finals versus the hou

. >>> the white house was put on lockdown late todayfter a the area.ederal official says security was increased during this afternoon's session but since returned to normal while this was happening. this is the secd time in as many months that a drone incident has prompted a lockdown. remember in may the secret servic apprehended a man flying a small drone in a park outside the white house. in january a quad copter drone piloted by an offduty government worker landed on the white hse lawn. after security rules adopd after 9/11, washingto and nearby communities are a no-drone zone. > china is responding to allegations it was involved in a cyber attack on u.s. government computers. the breach was discovered in april and officials say the evidence points to chna. the chinese are denying the accusationand say the u.s. should "show more trust" to t country. the personal data, including social security numbers of 4 million current and former federal employees have been compromised. >> regardless ofho it and is regardless of what their ultimate aim is the adm

town, and we know from witnesses, residents there on the ground that the town is essentially in lockdowning in or out without showing driver's license, and one man there said a chopper has been hovering overhead near a creek, specifically. i mention the railroad because we know all this information comes 24 hours after the leads had gone cold, and we learned there was a lead from last weekend, two unconfirmed reports of sightings of men walking along railroad tracks matching these two men's descriptions. the police are taking the leads seriously based on the witnesses on the ground telling us how many police officers have converged on the area. >> tom fuentes, former fbi. you heard what sarah just said, and i am going to take a look at what the scanner said, and it's saying scanner traffic again, how much greed kwrupbs do we give this, but they spotted two females in the front seat of a car and two males that matched the description of the escaped prisoners -- >> the two males in the backseat, and they were able to see their socks. >> that strikes you? >> that strikes me that this might

a community in upstate new york on edge and on lockdown as the manhunt for two escaped killers goes into the second day. andrew cuomo talking sunday morning about these two men richard matt and david sweat. the two broke out of a correctional facility, the first escape in the maximum security prisons 100 year history. >> this could have been a plot from a movie. >> the operation involved planning, power tools, and perhaps outside help. friday night, the pair escaped from separate prison cells. they used old tunnels, cutting through concrete walls and a steel pipe you for crawling out of a manhole on the other side of the prison wall. even left behind this -- they even left behind this goodbye note telling authorities to have a nice day. hey had to be heard. they worked their way down four stories from the catwalks. >> as investigators try to figure out how, the focus is getting both men back behind bars. we will leave no stone unturned. horace: next, history being made again. what the future holds for the first triple crown winner in more than 35 years. we could be in for a rough start t

had to go on lockdown and go on high alert. out here into the parking lot in haddonfield then pulled his gun on a priest parking his car. he carjacked it, drove it only couple of blocks. in the logan holdup, the same road construction worker looking robbers stole rite aid workers car again only driving a couple of blocks before getting rid of it. maybe police believe then going to the robbers own car. >> they don't expect to have crimes like there is because this ride aid wondering why we don't have any surveillance pictures no surveillance cameras outside this rite aid look for that to change as early as this morning i would not be surprise today run into a surveillance camera company installing cameras first thing for some reasons had to change the locks, weren't even worried about fixing the lock until held up here yesterday. whole different way of looking at the world foul, for the resident here in haddon fields that never had a look at this stuff except for watching our show and seeing it in other places before now at the

lit dollars also montgomery county lockdown at hatboro horsham high school due to the threatening phonecalll henry school. chopper three over the scene as police canvas the area again,. >> mt. laurel, no other schools in this district, have been impacted by this threat, but you can see, police are already on scene here, and an hour before school starts, again, student and staff will be searched before entering the school, so be aware a little more time is needed to get into school today and anyone with information about this threatening phonecall is asked to call police. >> intent manhunt continues for two escape prisoners in new york. >> convicted murderers had help breaking out of the maximum security principal on, justin finch joins us in the sat center with the latest information, the story just keeps on developing, justin, good morning. >> now, how they got those tools, not known at this time. but, even the governor of new york believes, these men had some casino of help. and so far authorities say they're talking to athletes one woman worker, in that prison, according to sources to se

the prison has been on lockdown since convicted killers richard matt and david sweat were discovered missing. the search for the two has expanded beyond the 16-mile-square grid of that prison. >>> 25 years in prison for the d.c. man guilty of terrorizing an elderly alexandria couple in their home in january. horace white pleaded guilty to robbery, abduction carjacking and stabbing the husband. prosecutors say the couple interrupted white while he was robbing their jackson place home here. white told the couple he was on drugs at the time and apologized for what he did. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey has the judge's response. that's coming up here at 5 tonight. >>> meanwhile, police in alexandria investigating a series of reports of shots fired from various points around town. the most recent was yesterday near the braddock road metro station. this after into, investigators tell us some arrests have been made and some weapons seized but they are trying to identify others who may be involved. >>> do you recognize this face? reston police say this suspect robbed a woman in a

>> well, what was interesting about this usually the most serious threats here there will be a lockdown. we can't leave the building and nobody can come in. >> usually if it's a fence jumper. >> or something thrown over the fence. that's a serious situation, it could be a bomb. >> even in those cases, what we generally see is a lockdown. nobody can get in nobody can get out. we stay in the building it doesn't feel great. you don't know what the threat is at in a point, you're given very little information. we were moved out of the building, and then moved off the premises in a series of steps, and then moved into the building that is right across the street from the white house, kind of in an outdoor hallway kind of area it was a series of steps, moving further away from the white house. and if the nature of the threat were such that this bomb could have been brought in by someone that was in that group. i don't want to be kept in a small space. i want to run away. >> it's very strange. >> the secret service didn't want anyone to see what was going on. they covered the cameras. >> which

he will be basically 24/7 lockdown for the rest of his life. >> this photo moments after the capture shows him bloodied and in full camouflage guard. you can see shots to the chest. >> i ran out. all of a sudden, the cops swarmed. >> he was spotted by jake hook during a routine patrol. >> he was alone when this happened. you go home tonight and tell your daughters you are a hero. >> the fugitive was jogging along the road. sweat took off, making it back into the woods before sergeant cook opened fire. >> the terrain is so dense, you can't see five feet in front of you. if sweat made the tree line he would have been gone. >> reporter: investigators say sweat and matt used pepper to try to throw off police tracking dogs. >> we did have difficulty tracking so it was effective in that respect. >> reporter: the capture 48 hours after matt armed with a shotgun, was killed in a shootout with police. >> it was an extraordinary circumstance and the first escape in over 100 years. one escape is one escape too many. >> reporter: sweat was captured about 16 miles from where his partner, richard

all we do know, little rock air force base on lockdown right now. earlier incident.re working to get more information. eric: the impact of bird flu in the midwest is spending a-- spreading across the country. millions of hens have died. that means a huge shortage of eggs. that means you know what. we'll be paying higher prices for eggs at the grocery store. the usda is clearing way for imported eggs into our country but will that be enough? garrett tenney live in chicago on egg duty. garrett? >> reporter: eric, this egg shortage is bad news for some of our favorite summer staples like ice cream. eggs are used everywhere, in cakes, pastries like these as well as cookies, salad dressing and, even mayonnaise. all of those things will be more expensive going forward thanks in part to the worst outbreak of bird flu in u.s. history, that has killed more than 47 million birds this year. wholesale egg prices are already more than double what they are in april. the usda expects prices will continue to increase throughout the rest of the year. that is despite the agency announ

park police and metro transit police lockdown the area yesterday afternoon. the officers came in and searched multiple locations on maryland avenue. abc 7 crews saw them taking a managed hand cups and this is what he had to say. >> they were seared -- searching the building for some kind of activity. i matter what. they saw me and asked me to get down on the floor. they secured me and took me down. autria: turns out that the man works at the graduate school and was in the building preparing for a weeklong seminar. unaware of the situation, law enforcement cuffed him. still no official word on why they responded to the area. an 11th hour save, the fight is far from over. we have got the latest developments happening right now in the push to an historic college open. and out of this world selfie getting a lot of attention. it is the glow that has everyone talking. marching into the history books the record breaking rally right now in south carolina. and if you step outside here you know that doug is talking about the heat and you know why. humidity and a chance

officials of lifted a lockdown at the correctional facility. some are returning to work assignments. coming up, a crucial for stranded after crashing into a concrete wall in a river in new york. an update on the injuries that it caused. locked away until now, a look at a family who were kept hidden in a new york city apartment for more than a decade. the remnants of tropical storm bill are moving toward the reason. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! jummy: d.c. police of made an arrest in the shooting of a teenager in south d.c. police release the surveillance video. please will only say that an arrest has been made no other details were given. the injured teenager still at the hospital. we are following new details about terrifying moments after a cruise ship crashed in upstate new york. 30 french nationals were injured when the ship had a concrete wall overnight. -- the ship is taking on water. jummy: it was

why has there been a lockdown on hillary? ms. palmieri: i don't think the photos and iowa, new hampshire and nevada feel like to have -- feel like there has been a lockdown. most of you are very smart, a lot of you are my friends. we have a lot of talented people covering hillary. but, what i also know is that we will never give you the rut. for example, i remember when i started this campaign, hillary clinton is not relatable. every time you see her, she is getting on the big plane order on the big stage. now, we do the small roundtables, it is great. and that it is like, when will she talked to a big crowd? [applause] ms. palmieri: when she has been out campaigning, she usually takes questions every other day. host: come on. ms. palmieri: it's true. when she has been out campaigning, there has been maybe a week -- but when she is in the states, that's what we do. this is the campaign. welcome to the campaign. host: starting tomorrow, will be see secretary clinton engage with the press more? ms. palmieri: lord have mercy. is it

that thing i can make that as a weapon. >> nicholas cox remains on lockdown status.ansferred to another unit. shortly after his arrival he found himself on the wrong send of a shank. >> the victim was cut on both sides of his face. it's a pretty bad slashing. a couple inches either way could have taken out his eye. he is uncooperative. street code not to press charges, not to be a snitch. they will take care of it in the street. >> no doubt the attack was gang related and most likely carried out by a member of the bloods. >> he is young. he is 16. he is kind of new to this stuff. i have been it. >> cox has a good idea of what his former neighbor is feeling. he carries his own scar from a prior prison stay. >> this happened when i was 20. i'm 24 now. in a facility with a bunch of guys doing life. same thing happened to him happened to me. i don't know what it was. i can't really explain. i was shocked at that moment. to me it don't matter what it was. >> after a search of yard four staff believe the shank has been recovered. >> the object that was used to do the slash

. >> he'll basically be in 24/6 lockdown the rest of his life. >> residents taking to the streets in celebration. >> the nightmare is finally over. >> reporter: a search of his backpack revealed it was loaded with supplies like maps bug repellant, wipes and pop tarts. it's unknown how or from where he obtained the supplies. >> we believe that possibly these two males were using pepper to throw the scent off of the dogs that were tracking them. but amazedly dna from soiled underwear helped lead authorities in the manhunt to track down richard matt. matt was shot three times in the head and killed by police on friday night after officers came upon a cabin where they spelled gunpowders. they heard popping as they searched the woods. moments later matt armed with a shot 2k7 gun was confronted and fatally shot. according to an official alcohol was, he was possibly ill from contaminated food or water. an autopsy showed bug bites and blisters. and sweat's backpack full of supplies led authorities to believe both had been living in the woods on the run for 22 days. it must have been a misera

why should i go to lockdown if -- you can look at my reports.r reports. >> i'm not getting in trouble or write ups. >> we talked about a report you were involved in where an inmate identified you. >> i'm not doing it. >> why do you think an inmate identify you. >> who is it? >> doesn't matter. why would he say that about you. >> you owe money in there? why does someone want to get rid of you. >> i don't know. i have no, no, responses. i don't know. i'm not mexican mafia. look at me, man. >> officer rodriguez then changes course to ask sanchez about the fight he was involved in with guadalupe lopez. >> you got in a fight with two guys, right? >> yep. >> what was that about, drugs. >> money. >> money he owed you. >> how much. >> $50. >> for what? >> for fixing his car. >> so when they did the investigation you told them it was over beer. >> it was beer, too. >> which one was it. >> beer and a car. that's what i told them about the beer. >> >> only one person has inconsistent stories and that's a liar. flat out. there's no point beating around the

you were sort of addressing this before that there has been a media lockdown, or there hasn't been one. one question i have about the medias relationship with the campaign, often we are hearing from a campaign official, or hearing things that are paraphrased and not quotable. why do you think the campaign team needs to be obscured in this way. ms. palmieri: this was raised to me this week by some of your colleagues. it is true across the board people default to it. we think we are doing it too much, and as i said before, we are talking to everyone on the record on the stage. it is something we want to do better job on. mr. mook: [indiscernible] [laughter] mr. mook: we will take your tapes. host: during the campaign, will that be different? ms. palmieri: here i am talking on the record. it is something -- i think people tend to fall to that. sometimes there is a reason for why that is an appropriate thing , but you should not default to it. we are proud of our campaign and the work that we do. we will talk more. host: i'm sorry? ms. palmieri: i said we will talk on the record. host: so

everyone was in lockdown mode. new lights and sensors had been performed and everyone was on edge. >> police had no witnesses and no motives and no suspects. >> this was a savage brutal attack. until science uncovers an elaborate plan. >> everybody was scratching their heads. >> michael and effi didn't meet in the typical way through friends or at work or at school. they met when effi's car had a flat tire and michael stopped and offered to help. >> i was glad that effi found someone she wanted to date. because she had not previously dated i whole lot. >> 18 months after the chance encounter, the couple married, but the union lasted only three months. >> they were married for a short time and they broke up. never really lost contact with one another. >> less than a year later, they married again and soon had a child together, a son, aaden. >> i knew if effi had the opportunity to be back with michael, she would. she truly loved him. she truly loved him. >> michael was an office worker for blue cross and blue shield

door, sunroof-- all on lockdown. okay, look, that guy you met today-- (sighs) he is a shrink. but i don't see him all the time. you mom and i saw him a little before the divorce. but every now and then something comes up for me, and i go in for a tune-up. if you're waiting for me to ask what's going on with you you just better keep waiting 'cause i learned my lesson. i'm down about something-- something i knew was coming, and now it's finally happening. we're turning my office into the nursery today. you've been moping around like you lost your platoon over a room? not just a room. it's the only place in this house where i can still close the door and read a book or have a drink. everything in there was mine. ah, who cares? everybody's got their problems. (doors unlock) no. (lock clicks) you know, i can still open my door. you just locked yourself back in. look, dad, i... (sighs) i had to give up my home office for lily's bedroom and i was upset about it, too. wasn't hugging bunnies but... all right. i-i realize that it wasn't about an office or a room. it was about how lily w

jummy: right now a lockdown is in place at the little rock air force base after a shooting. k atv reports that one person attempted to enter the base and was shot. to people not in the military have been taken to the hospital. stay with abc seven and wjla.com for the very latest on this breaking news story. coming up on the news at jummy: a father makes his daughter's dream come true by surprising her on his wedding day. he needed a heart transplant in his kidneys were failing. he was given a few months to live until a medical team performed the surgery to help his heart pump. >> they were going to fly me out here to california to see the wedding. >> it was like a dream. it doesn't feel we -- feel real. jummy: skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! jacqui: hot and sticky, showers and thunderstorms likely. jummy: we look forward to later in the week. thank you for joining us. be sure to watch us at 4:00. there's something out there. it's a highly

shoppers and workers running out of the building, and others remained inside while the mall was on lockdown for over an hour. >>> the hacking attack on the federal government may be more extensive as first revealed. there may be a second data breach. the chinese hackers stole personal information of the federal workers, and according to the feds the discovery means that far more impacted than the 4 million originally estimated. 14 million records may have been compromised. the department of homeland security is sending out notices and offering free credit monitoring systems. >>> and then a motion filed against hastert, and he has pleaded not guilty to charged that he illegally with draw large sums of cash to banks and lied to the fbi. it was used to cover up accusations of sexual misconduct when he was a high school teacher and coach. >>> the white house says the fight over the high profile trade bill is not over. yesterday the house voted to reject a key part of the president's legislation which means the entire measure cannot advance to the white house. it was required to passion in order

. >>> a northern new york town is on a lockdown. two convicted killers are on the loose. they broke out of the maximum security prison over the weekend. their deeing escape was like a real live movie. popping out of a manhole and make a run for it. so far the police say they are not sure how they got away with it. >> there is limited surveillance tapes, nothing is fruitful for us at this time. >> now, matt was serving 25 years to life for killing and dismembering his boss. sweat was in for life for killing a sheriff's deputy in 2002. this prison is 20 miles from the canadian border. officials say these guys can be anywhere. they are considered armed and dangerous. >>> new video tonight shows the ruined hallways and rooms of a once capsized cruiseship in china. crews are checking and rechecking each room inside of the boat looking for victims and their belongings and clearing out debris. so far rescuers found 434 bodies, 8 people are still missing. the boat capsized during severe weather and only 14 people survived. >>> this coast guard video shows them pulling a boat from

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