they took the officer's pistol and mace. it's unclear if they were armed prior to what they took from the officer and unclear if they have the officer's radio which, in fact, they did would be a huge coup knowing the movements of the officers. lenny, i want to go to you. when's the timing here in terms of sort of setting up the perimeter and trying to clear everything that the perimeter is around? does it go to the night fall? through the night? what do we look at in that trying to figure out how far they may have gotten? >> we -- absolutely, luke. this is certainly going to go around the clock until they're in custody. i mean, the terrain is very rough, tough on law enforcement. also tough on these three suspects. i mean, they got to get through the rough terrain, try to run, hide, escape. not if they're in a vehicle, on foot. you know, they're human instincts turn into animal instincts. desperate people do desperate things. they're armed with the officer's handgun. not sure if he was shot or how he was killed. these are qu

i hear again, mace him again. i get maced a second time. i'm still getting hit.fficer puts his arm around is choking me. amy: he has you in the struggle hold? >> yes. i have this stuff burning my face, i'm trying to keep my eyes closed so it doesn't go in -- amy: is it frascatore who has you in the strangle hold? >> no, he is on my side. the other officer that helps him pull me out of the landing -- amy: the door. >> he is the one was behind me. but after i am down on the ground, all i know is frascatore 's on my side. he is hitting me on the side. the other officer and him are trying to put my arm behind my back. i'm scared there going to break my arm because i don't know what this is all about. i'm just, help, help, help! i hear my side door open and that is when my girlfriend comes out. that is when all of the hitting stops. they're just holding me down. i'm out of breath. it is hard for me to breathe because the cop is to holding me. i hear her say, does it take that many of you to hold him? they tell her to be quiet. one officer goes to talk to her, and they

i hear again, mace him again. i get maced a second time. i'm still getting hit.fficer puts his arm around is choking me. amy: he has you in the struggle hold? >> yes. i have this stuff burning my face, i'm trying to keep my eyes closed so it doesn't go in -- amy: is it frascatore who has you in the strangle hold? >> no, he is on my side. the other officer that helps him pull me out of the landing -- amy: the door. >> he is the one was behind me. but after i am down on the ground, all i know is frascatore 's on my side. he is hitting me on the side. the other officer and him are trying to put my arm behind my back. i'm scared there going to break my arm because i don't know what this is all about. i'm just, help, help, help! i hear my side door open and that is when my girlfriend comes out. that is when all of the hitting stops. they're just holding me down. i'm out of breath. it is hard for me to breathe because the cop is to holding me. i hear her say, does it take that many of you to hold him? they tell her to be quiet. one officer goes to talk to her, and they

. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i really believe that all the arts have a serious function and that it helps us find

busy mace for the d.c. ambulance -- busy place for d.c. ambulances. it could happen in months. most people seem to like it. but it raises questions. >> could it be problematic if you are ill. but they don't perceive you to be that ill. it could cause problems for a lot of people. sam: one reaction to mayor bowser's man to use private ambulances when the residents call 911. at a breakfast meeting with the council, the mayor flanked by the fire chief talked to the city ambulances. people work 23 out of 24 hours a day. >> the people have no time for basic rest, lunch, other things they need. much less training. sam: d.c. is running estimated 500 calls a day, compared to half that many a decade ago. >> what will it cost? sam: the mayor said it's details they have yet to work out. they have a d.c. ambulance to 911 call and transport those critical and wait for private ambulance to arrive. >> it would give us ability to respond to calls to get away from the gaps. >> in general we support the idea but only on a short-term basis. we want a long-term solution. sam: among the public, sup

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. >> reporter: the pope entering a large domeded hall, not a mace of worship. but a cathedral of global authority. >> we are here to listen. thank you very much. it was a wide-ranging speech touching broad issues line inequality, posterity, the environment, and the scourge of war. not only in cases of religious and cultural persecution, but in every situation of conflict, as in ukraine, syria, south rsh, and the great lakes region. real human being, however legitimate the latter may be. in wars and conflicts. they are the individual person. >> earlier the pope made his way to the streets of eastern manhattan closed to traffic in a massive security operation. he was driven in a small fiat car. for the latest part of his trip. technically he left u.s. soil, and welcomed on to international territory. he was transported around the complex in the u.n.'s version of a pope mobile, a golf buggy and blessed u.n. staff and addressed them in english. >> the organization, idea of a united family living in harmony, walking not only for peace, but in peace walking not only

see a lot of people leaving here but you do see a lot of the action because this man was toewsed, maced, hit with a baton and tackled by police. >> get on the ground! do it! >> he gets hits on the leg with a baton. the guy is the hulk. >> that's the scary part. you never know what these people have done or what they're taking and it can be a dangerous situation for the officer. >> it wasn't until another officer tackled this guy that he was brought down. this man not on the ground, he eventually goes outside the restaurant and rolls over into the drive-thru lane. you see an officer finally use mason the man, that doesn't bring him down. they get him on the ground and once they do it's quite a bit of time to get had imto comply and get a cuff on one wrist then the other. police told us the man was taken to the hospital for evaluation where they say it was determined that he was under the influence of pcp. >> you got to give credit to the officers because they did a good job controlling this situation. >> police told us that the very next day he went back to the same restaurant, so employ

department issued gun, ammo, mace, handcuffs, and a bulletproof vest. the police now tell us who officers don't. they were stolen last week from their personal vehicles. >> his wrun form was stole by an his car. internal affairs is also investigating. >> that's something that, again, our department is working through, and, you know, hopefully we will be able to track down the items that were stolen. >> that's their immediate concern, he says. especially with the pope here this weekend. he insists there is no credible threat of a possible police impersonator. >> they have to have identification, thinks police-issued id, as well as their state id. again, that's something that we have more one way to reference in terms of who a police officer is. >> police wouldn't tell us where these steps happened. right now there are no suspects, no persons of interest. they're counting on surveillance video for clues. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> all right, keith. >>> now to another sign of tight papal security. live over i-676. the road is open, but several exits have

these are the a no-no, along with the real deal, weapons, mace, laser pointers.ven hair spray is out of the question. get those selfies out of the way. yup, those sticks are banned, too. want to ride your bike? think again. not allowed. no drones either. if you want to show your love for the pontiff, don't make a sign bigger than 5 by 3. this is too small. looks like we're done. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> and you can see the full list of prohibited items on the nbc 10 app. you'll also find a list of viewing stations in the city away from the ben franklin parkway. noou >> announcer: now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> warm night for us, and this will continue overnight into the morning, which could lead us to patchy fog by the morning hours. the heat wave through the afternoon tomorrow, it'll continue. temperatures still are going to be in the 90s, like today. then we go to friday. that's when the heat wave should break. we have rain moving into the forecast. not for everybody, but i think the timing could help to keep the temperatures in the 80s through th

it's a big mace with people of a lot of faiths, jewish, christian, stik, muslim, mormon, snake handlers, scientologists wiccans, rastas, hell we even have a guy on our staff who worships the noid, the infamous enemy of hot pizzas everywhere. isn't that guy a problem when you are trying to have a staff pizza party but his religion tells him that fresh hot pizza is a sin? yes, of course he is. i am catholic so like most of you i was raised to avoid the noid, right? i was. that's how i was raised. in my church, and in my home, we like our pizza piping hot. but far be it from me to tell that staffer that he can't bow to the altar of his cold pizza god. because that's what makes this nation great, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: hmm. so i love that i into. >> got this audience to clap to the noid. so regardless of your religion or preference for hot pizza, any citizen can run for president. so let me keep it 100. this is islamophobia and it's unamerican. we will be right back. [ cheers and applause there's only one way to get a gold ps4... ♪ ...and that, is not it. grab a quesarito

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. >> there's no mace to go when you're picking up one kid and you're going to the next school to get the neck one there's 15 minute interval. so there's sometimes where we would either sit or i would end up in the parking lot waiting for to be allowed to be in line. >> reporter: and again, so far parents have been cooperating. we didn't see that backup today. police have had an officer sitting out who are at dismissal time to make sure things go well but, again, if parents violate the fine could start at $25. they're hoping it won't come to that as i mentioned. this is really just about safety police say they want to avoid an accident. i'm also told signs will be posted up in the neck coming weeks tore mine parents that this again is a no parking zone. lucy? >> you go through this all the time, right iain. >> notitia more. my kids take the bus. >> there you go. >> i used to last year. >> you know it. we know beautiful weather, my goodness. it was it was beautiful out there today. how long will this last. >>> several more days of temperatures topping out in the mid even upper 80s but

says in a lawsuit filed tuesday that corrections officers strapped him into a chair for nine hours, maced him and beat him, so severely that his face was disfigured. >> and i was so shocked because the way he looked, his face was so messed up. >> reporter: now, david was in a number of altercations in general population before he was placed in that restraint chair, so it's not clear exactly when he sustained that broken neck, but veronica says she blames piscataway police because he should have never reporting live in new brunswick, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> we have just learned three more cases of legionnaire's disease have been identified in the bronx. the health department announcing new cases within the past hour that brings the total number of cases to 10. officials say all the recent incidents are in the morris park area and are not connected to the outbreak that killed 12 people over the summer. health officials have tested cooling towers in the area to outbreak. >>> prosecutors in new york say they expect to file charges against the mother in the bronx accused of

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yogi, you were an icon, legend who all played at macing game of baseball. hashtag number eight.ashtag yogi ber a it was his witt, wisdom that connected him to fans of the baseball and fans of his around the world. >> not only did he go to ten world series but his legacy continues. >> what a man. >> such an icon. >> 5:26. coming up next on "eyewitness news", volkswagen is apologizing as justice department launches a criminal investigation. we will have details ahead in money watch, don. >> reporter: it the is pope's first day of american soil i'm don champion with what is on his agenda today, coming up. >>> also ahead an update to the story we brought you yesterday, price increase of a aid and cancer drug what that company is doing now, justin. >>> all right. happy first day of fall we are waking up to chilly temperatures but highs reaching 80 degrees and we will let i know how long the forecast last in the the forecast. >>> more than ace keeping an eye on the roads this morning, lots to talk about as we prepare for the upcoming pope's visit. she will have details coming up next.

. >> when i heard of it i said i should get some mace. i heard the shots a few weeks ago. a little nerve wracking. >> reporter: authorities said it was after 10 on monday night when witnesses reported it the kidnapping. the man and woman has not been seen since. >> reporter: news of an alleged kidnapping of a woman is not surprising with the want-just with those that i have talked to. >> see all of the debris. used condoms and drug paraphernalia trash? there is undesirable activity going on. and we do not go on after night patrick if we do we double up with people. --and if we do lie >> reporter: is in east oakland, j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: we are working to find out what exactly is going on. it is definitely an inconvenience. we will certainly keep you posted. >> diane: breezy conditions to rid--for the rest of your evening, mostly cloudy conditions. 64 among the coast. what the slight chance of patchy drizzle. pretty quickly, and around 9:00 noon ton, making way for sunshine. temperatures will only be in the seventh is pre

. >>> a texas teen arrested after his clock was maces police taken for a bomb is heading to the whitese. he was take into custody and handcuffed. >> police say they were being cautious. others say it was a case of prejudice against a muslim american. >> a 14-year-old hauled out of school in handcuffs by police. his supposed crime, his clock. this moem had maze of wires and circuit boards he built to impress his science teacher. >> they arrested me and they told me that i committed a crime of a hoax bomb. >> reporter: this high school freshman loves to tinker with all things electronic but his digital clock sfookd his teacher at this suburban dallas school who told the principal who told police. >> i think this wouldn't be a question if his name wasn't mohamed med. >> both the police deny he was treated differently because he's a muslim. they insisted his clock with all those wires has no place at school. >> we have to err in the age of caution. you can't take things like that to schools. >> unfortunately for the police chief, the commander in chief sees it differently. president obama

they have a plan in mace for whatever happens this weekend. they want you to have a plan in place as well. if you are coming down to center city. that way you can keep your family safe and just as important keep your family together. hope base for red cross in philadelphia is already hopping, and activity here, will only get busier. about 600 volunteers will check in today at 23rd and chestnut street location and prior to day through the the papal visit. some are driving as far away as detroit to take part. >> we have volunteers who said i will get in the car and i will drive myself there because it is important for red cross to be responding. >> reporter: the red cross will be two main road this weekend, medical assistance and family reunification. in fact, toll free help line went active overnight to assist visitors who separated from their loved ones navigating philly. >> if you are lost, separate from the family call that number we will have have a team of paper there to reunite you with the family. >> reporter: best betties to have a plan

he mace some mistakes.to call it out and have people of differing opinions onset. >> i'll help him out. one step away from the tweeter machine, donald. number two, don't be insulting my employer because i for a moment for our fox stations across the country to join our coverage. as we look inside the saints peter and paul cathedral here in downtown philadelphia, we are well into now saturday, officially day five for pope francis in the united states as this ceremony continues. we'll take a slight pause here, wait for the folks across the country to join us as we continue our coverage. ♪ >>> this is fox news coverage of pope francis in america. good morning from philadelphia. i'm bill hemmer. it's been a big day for the pope in the city of brotherly love and in a few moments the mass will be under way. we've been watching these amazing images. he touched down in philadelphia about 45 minutes ago after one heck of a schedule in new york city. it was an event to an event to an event and all of them capturing t

here on the parkway in the birthplace of america and saying that what better mace than independence hallope to give his speech on immigration and religious freedom. >> 40,000 people turned out for that this afternoon and our todd quinones was there first hand to take it all in. he joins us now with more on this. todd, it was quite a site to s see. >> reporter: quote a site indeed, jess. you know using the same lectern that abraham lincoln used to deliver the gettysburg address. pope francis really reached back into our nation's history to deliver a message about our future. ♪ >> reporter: on these historic grounds pope francis reminded us independence hall serves as a beacon around the world. while speaking in spanish, he challenge us to constantly reform our lofty prince of freedom and tolerance. >> we remember the great struggles which led to the abolition of slavery, the extension of voting rights, the growth of the labor movement and the gradual effort to eliminate every kind of racism and prejudice directed at the successive waves of new americans. >> reporter: people in the crowd s

here on the parkway in the birthplace of america and saying that what better mace than independence hallope to give his speech on immigration and religious freedom. >> 40,000 people turned out for that this afternoon and our todd quinones was there first hand to take it all in. he joins us now with more on this. todd, it was quite a site to s see. >> reporter: quote a site indeed, jess. you know using the same lectern that abraham lincoln used to deliver the gettysburg address. pope francis really reached back into our nation's history to deliver a message about our future. ♪ >> reporter: on these historic grounds pope francis reminded us independence hall serves as a beacon around the world. while speaking in spanish, he challenge us to constantly reform our lofty prince of freedom and tolerance. >> we remember the great struggles which led to the abolition of slavery, the extension of voting rights, the growth of the labor movement and the gradual effort to eliminate every kind of racism and prejudice directed at the successive waves of new americans. >> reporter: people in the crowd s

. >>> mace -- macy's will be closing 40 stores by early 2016.rkers will be offered severance packages. >>> the heat is in southern california and then here as well. >> the conditions you're seeing there going back to the golden gate bridge and tri-valley. still 100 degrees. your forecast coming up. >>> "running wild," president oba obama's sneak peek at survival in the alaskan wilderness. what he ate might make your stomach turn. the president took a break from battling with a g-o-p led congress - to face off with some wild animals. >>> call him commander in chief. the president taking a break to battle the gop congress to spend it with wild animals. he will be on the show "running wild" with tv host bear greer. >> this has to be the best adventure. first of all, i'm not in the office. second of all, i'm not wearing suit. >> shot last week with bear grylls last week. food was scarce, but they managed to find a salmon carcass left behind by a bear. >> the fact we ate something recognizable was encouraging. now, the fact he told me this was a left

another beaten with a cane and an nypd officer maced. >> we have staggered dismissals to try to stop it. unfortunately these young people get together and there is trouble. >> reporter: it started on flatbush near the barclay -- near the barclay center. newscopter 7 was over the scene as police tried to disburse the massive crowd. >> the officers were in that direction then they started coming back this way afterwards. >> reporter: three people were arrested. community activist tony herbert says the teens were from three different brooklyn high schools. he plans to work with those principals to help students wise up. >> the overall arcing factor is that these kids are sitting dormant doing nothing but getting into mischief. this is turning violent and creating an atmosphere that is criminal that they don't understand there are consequences behind it. >> reporter: now, even though there were three arrests, the incident is under investigation including any social media posts which may have instigated the fight. reporting live in fort greene, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> d

he mace some mistakes.to call it out and have people of differing opinions onset. >> i'll help him out. one step away from the tweeter machine, donald. number two, don't be insulting my employer because i don't like it and i don't how cute you think you are, you're getting really annoying with this nonsense. it's time to end it. and next, reload. you're repeating yourself. get fresh, get new, get bold, stay true, but cut the crap, would you please 124. >> i want to see the twitter war between lou dobbs and donald trump. >> donald would say, i love the guy, i really like him. really, show us something, donald. you've come too far to simply fold up like a cheap lawn share with nasty venomous remarks. >> memo to donald trump, when you're president of the united states, people criticize you a little bit. it's very important that you be able to take it and not stay up all night responding to everything said about you on cable news. >> i love the repose. i love the slashing back at those at him him. the fact of t

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it shows images of a popular doll in a variety of maces all over portland, oregon. more than 240,000 people follow this account. now the creator is speaking out. >> i created the account to make fun of people who are live offensive hashtag on instagram. all the pictures. jonathan: so now while the creator of those photos is speaking out, she is not coming completely clean because she wants to stay anonymous. all she will tell us is she is a wedding photographer who was tired of seeing so many pictures she calls overdone social media shots. alison: okay. actress and singer vanessa williams returning to the miss america stage this weekend as the competition head judge. williams crowned miss america in 1984 but forced to resign after nude photos from her past appeared in "penthouse." she will be joined by other celebrity judges. the 2016 miss america pageant hosted by miss america airs sunday at 9:00 on abc7. our own kid o'shea headed to atlantic series for the pageant. his live reports will start friday on "good morning washington." leon: customers, many with children

you hit it on the head, secretary kerry succeeded the legit mace by agreeing we're going to sit down and coordinate our activities. the russians never told us they were coming into syria. they flew their fighter jets underneath the belly of cargo aircraft to keep it off the radar screens. why are we doing that? we should be telling the russians with no doubt about it, we're going to fly when we want where we want and do what we want, and you better avoid what we're doing or face confrontation, and then we have to double down what we're trying to do to succeed in syria and iraq which is an abject failure. lou: general, not cynical, sound like a realistic judgment to me. thanks for being with us, general jack keane. >> good talking with you, lou. lou: quickly, weather-related news, the bahamas are bracing for hurricane joaquin. it has become a category one hurricane that could hit the east coast in a matter of days. right now the storm is some 200 miles east-northeast of the central bahamas. 80-mile-an-hour winds expected to drop about 3-5" of rain as it hits the bahamas tonight and to

. >> normally mace's crossing keeps 15 kegs in stock, now they are looking for a place to keep 36 kegsk down for this coming weekend and that left no room for the extra freezers they rented for the extra food they ordered and thankfully they have a friendly working relationship that allowed them to plug in the freezer in their facilities. >> our customers are their customers and we have been neighbors for 40 years, up in fairmount they faced a similar problem but they rented this trailer size refrigerator, still business owner, michael says with no deliveries coming in this weekend they decided to pear down their menu and options. >> beer garden, take up all the refrigeration space. meanwhile running out of inventory will not be a problem for the wawa if are you not aware of this store that is because it opened last friday, and this wawa will still be receiving shipments through saturday night, don't ask store managers how they receive that clearance, we are guaranteed deliveries on friday and saturday night, we are fully staffed and loaded to take care of our customers. >> that is sec

. >>> happening today, two westchester county men will be in court to mace the new york city police officer accused of emptying his gun at them while he was allegedly drunk. officer brendon cronin is accused of shooting joseph feliz six times. his wife had to quit her job to care for him. both shooting victims claim the case is being dragged out because he is a police officer. >>> funeral services will be finalized for the top aide to governor cuomo caught in a gun battle before the annual west indian american indian day parade. the wake for gary gab -- carey gabay will be held private. a private service will be held saturday. he was removed from life support after being shot in the head. a $22,000 reward is being offered to find the gunman. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> here we go. let's take a look from our camera in astoria looking down the east river. a good visibility. cloudy skies and there are sprinkles in the far north and west suburbs. here is our view from midtown looking south

whicwisconsin, and iowa, what we have is very warm here tort tows the south, the clash of those air maces is causing that to occur. you can notice all these very warm temperatures across the south. let's go deeper in and right now temperatures, 94° in wichita, 94 in oklahoma city, dallas is about 95° there. but it's a big difference if you go up to the northwest because we had some cooler air coming into play. actually if you look at the satellite, the area of blue towards parts of montana that is snow believe it or not. but of course that is in the higher elevations there. the temperatures a little bit cooler than average at this time of year. spokane about 51°. believe it or not this time tomorrow we're going to see frost advisories in oregon and northern california and nevada. red flag warnings are for those dry gusty winds across parts of wyoming, tomorrow portland, oregon about 54°. as we take a look at seattle not looking too bad. first day of labor day, we're going to see a lot of severe weather across much of the central plains. richelle back to you. >> thank you kevin. >>> a movi

mace landing 51. vineland 57.ew jersey, in the 50's in coatsville, at 59, at pa and delco and we have 58 degrees, and kutztown, at 56, and pottsville is a at 50 degrees. and, and, every day this week, we have had last day sunday, we have had 72 degrees, it is warming up every since then. eighty-six yesterday. it is right where we expect her to be today. one more day in the 80's before it cools off with that cold front, sunday's high 78 degrees, and then by monday, it is mostly cloudy and 75. still in the 70's for last day of summer on tuesday, maybe a stray shower or two, and autumn begins we just told you on wednesday with that high of 78 degrees. little bit milder inching back in the 80's on thursday, it is, 7:45, lots of sun glare out there dave warren. how are folks doing on the road. >> it is also national run to work day, 10 miles an hour, so they may resume that on the schuylkill. it is close to it. >> maybe they can get there faster. that is not my taste, for maybe a quarter mile. slow downs on the schuylk

that put more pressure on clinton to mace more money on her own and let's remember california has always been pretty good to the clintons. as far as hillary clinton goes, california has given 18% of her campaign funds in 2008, second only to the 22% contributed in new york. >> let's put aside money for a second. her campaign across the country speaks to be sputtering a little bit and how is she doing with voters in california? >> reporter: the "l.a. times" poll released a couple weeks ago shows clinton with a fairly commanding lead over bernie sanders and vice president joe biden. she's kwolt a 19-point lead, a 19-point margin, if you will, and that's pretty good when you compare it to the national margin which is about 14%. still, in a stayed that distributes nomination delegates proportionatedly, remember that. clinton leads, it's nice but it leaves something to be desired, and the bottom line is simply this, jessica. in the coming months, yeah, you can expect to see a lot clinton but not only to raise her money, also to look for those votes. >> okay. thank you very much, larry. we'll

who joined him to get on social immediatian the first mace and the controversial first tweet. steve: and the 3d effects in the new film "the walk "a little too real. the unintended effect it is having on people who can i get a medium coffee, cream, two sugars? medium hot coffee, cream, two sugars -- see you at the window. at dunkin', we make your coffee just the way you like it. on the spot. that's the dd commitment. dari: edward snowden uppedded the social steve: that is right. he joined twitter today. the first tweet that read "can you hear me now" nsa has been retweeted nearly 70,000 times. while snow den racksp up the followers all right. more thanp00 thousand. we talked about this at 5:00. it was like 470,000. >> incredible. dari: well, he only chooses to follow the old bosses ie the nsa. the agencies not following him though. >> not officially. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> we know what he is >> yeah. >> we got everything on him. >> snow den did exchange tweets and encourage him first place. dari: very cool. very cool. at first at snow den handle was taken but whoever had it twee

they may have used mace or a taser. mace and tasers don't work on everybody.who is in an emotionally disturbed state with a weapon they don't want to get closer to this guy. so again, we can't see whether or not they have -- he has the knife in his hands or not. that's going to be crucial as to whether or not they can articulate using that force against him at that point. >> i'm sure elena machado will be on it. stay with me, we have a lot more to talk about. let's go, hour two. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> top of the hour. this is cnn i'm brooke baldwin. we are continuing our special live coverage here out of the fox lake area, just outside of chicago, in illinois, a massive manhunt underway by air, land and sea. as i mentioned, fox lake is where we're talking about where police, fbi, u.s. marshals, atf, sheriff's deputies, honing in to find these three individuals who they want. they have been on the run for hours after this officer, a 32-year veteran of the force was murdered early this morning. i can tell you the local high school is on lockdown while

mace. whatever. so that would be the first thing i would do.e from, if they're nude, they don't have a tendency to run away. so -- i guess another psychological factor. >> what was the knife? >> the knife was on me at all times. and after i disrobed and i was fixing to commence sexual intercourse, i would have the knife stuck in the ground near the mattress. it would be within reach. then i would strip down, and i would rape them. i would sometimes keep my victims anywhere from three to five hours at a time. >> seemingly, he was pretty bold about how he did his crimes. because of the fact he would always reveal himself. these women would know who he is. but the fact is, "a," he was a very big guy. i mean he had been in prison for a while when we met him. so i can only imagine when he was younger, how much more powerful he was. but also, the way he was able to not get caught for the most part was the threat he imposed on each and every one of his victims. >> intimidation was my big play. i would literally, after performing the rapes, the physica

the advanced team now is focused on last-minute details and what have they maced and go back and reevaluate each of the sites. >> pat, when we hear his interview at 5:00 you'll hear him talk about some very scary scenarios that they're preparing for when the pope comes to washington. >> they've got a big job to do. >> mark segraves, thank you, mark. >>> northern virginia is welcoming the largest group of new citizens ever naturalized in the annual citizenship day. 93 people from 33 countries took the oath of allegiance and became u.s. citizens and some of them described the years of hard work to get here and the excitement of succeeding. >> i am so glad to be here now, and i already have a job, and my family are here, so i feel thankful and safe. >> i want to thank this country for the opportunity it's giving me and the rest of the people here to be another american. i'm very proud of the u.s. >> the citizenship celebrates native, foreign and naturalized citizens and commemorates the adoption of the u.s. constitution on this day in 1787. >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >>> that's pr