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the two other americans, matthew todd miller and kenneth bae remain behind bars. >>> we continue tonight with america's most wanted, a man terrorizing a community. it's been six weeks now. this evening, a new citing. halloween canceled. and abc's linzie janis with the big question. how is one man, who enjoyed war re-enactments now outsmarting t hundreds of armed searchers on the ground? >> reporter: 39 days. nearly six weeks. this town held hostage. heavily armed troopers in camouflage. residents watching from their windows. and now, answer earl is boying over. >> i want my small town america back. >> reporter: moms like mary greenan at their wits end. her kids kept home today after that new sighting. >> the pocono mountain school district has canceled all classes today due to an emergency situation. >> reporter: these are the woods surrounding the school campus. you can see, it is totally deserted today. school officials deciding it's just not safe enough to hold classes. authorities combing these woods after tracing a call from eric frein's cell phone. searching this abandoned inn, dis

authorities call op north korea to release who tert prisoners, kenneth bay and matthew todd miller. >> on juice, the feg son commission was a -- ferguson commission was announced. it will study underlying systematic inequality in the wake. michael brown shooting, and the violent protests that followed. >> they must be willing to talk candidly and openly. and, more importantly, to listen to what goes on. every side has to say. >> the announcement comes a day after the senator spent the night in gaol after protesting outside the police department in what she called a symbolic act to promote peaceful protest >>> egypt. an appeals hearing has been set greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed. they have been in prison for 297 days, and are falsely accused of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. earlier this year peter greste and mohamed fadel fahmy received a 7 year sentence. baher mohamed received an additional three for having a spent bullet in his pocket. al jazeera demand their release. >> in washington d.c. benjamin bradley died after a battle with alzhiemer's. he transformed

could free remaining americans kenneth bae and matthew todd miller. >> our hope is that they will recognizethat could be built and the gesture that it would offer to the world of their willingness to try to open up a different diplomatic track. >> a diplomatic track with rare diplomatic moves by the north. holding talks this month with south korea. negotiating with japan about the fate of its citizens kidnapped decades ago and fanning diplomats out across the globe to soften its image. this week, a senior north korean diplomat in new york gave a public address calling for dialogue with the world. victor chau believes the diplomatic charm offensive is less about a new opening and a more tactical move, to avoid condemnation of the regime and its leaders at the united nations over north korea's human rights record. >> they see a steady drum beat of angry in the international community at north korea's human rights abuses. and they're worried that it may actually come to fruition in terms of something quite substantial. the north is making some worry system nuclear advances. >> they've reached

two other americans kenneth bay and matthew todd miller continue to be held, in north korea. >>> the youngest winner of the noble peace price is in philadelphia to receive the liberty medal tonight, 16 year-old human rights activist malala you solve says spoke at the convention center. >> many women won the noble peace prize and it is great honor that a woman has won it, then youngest so it gives hope to many young children and many young people who are working for an education that yes, their work is appreciated. >> she was shot the in the head by a taliban gunman for advocating for rights of girls, to go to will school. >>> malala took that saint at the awards ceremony tonight 16 students from the all girls mount st. joseph academy in flourtown will be in the audience. through social media initiative they got mal a's attention from all the way across the world. they are inspired more than ever. pat ciarrocchi has their story. >> i did not want to be silent. >> reporter: mal a a, 17, a pakistani education activist and a tower of inspiration for the age of 16. >> we freak out over a

matthew miller who also admitted to whatever infraction it was they were charged with in that country. what's their fate? >> reporter: well, officials say they're still working to release matthew toddenneth bae. as you know, kathy bae's been the one we've been hearing a lot about. he was sentenced to 15 years in a hard labor camp. he says in this interview he's been working six days a week, eight hours a day in a labor camp. and looking for u.s. support, all of them asking for the u.s. let's take a listen right now to jeffrey fowl talking to cnn's will ripley just last month, ashleigh. >> i need to let people know that i'm getting desperate. i'm getting desperate for help. i understand there are three americans in detention here, which i think is the most since the pueblo incident. >> you have no communication with the others? >> no. ion kenneth bae has been here for the longest. >> reporter: kenneth bae, desperate to get back. this poor man in a north korean prison camp -- but this is the most valuable prison the u.s. wants to get back. they feel it will take a little bit longer and will be certainly assuring kenneth bae's family and matthew todd if i recall's family -- >> elise,

sentenced last year to 15 years hard labor for trying to topple the north korean regime and matthew todd millerho tore up his visa seeking asylum as he passed through customs in july. last month, miller was sentenced to six years hard labor for trying to commit "hostile acts against north korea." >> this is a positive decision by the dprk, we remain focused on the continued detens of kenneth bay and matthew miller and again calling the dprk to immediately release them. >> a lot of lingering questions, jake, including why now and why only fowle? we mention there had are three americans being held, fowle seemed the most sympathetic of those three. what he did was against the law, but leaving the hotel -- a bible in a hotel wasn't seep as serious as say kenneth bay's charges of proselytizing, a high crime in north korea, seems like it will take a lot longer to get mr. bay released. nobody seems to know why now, it came out of the blue but amid a lot of diplomatic ac 2015 north korea, a lot of officials traveling outside country. many north korea experts believe something is up. so, watch this spac

is still worried about the fate of kenneth bae and matthew todd miller, both being held by the regimeartment says it's working every day to bring both kenneth bae and matthew miller home but they don't seem entirely optimistic. they say they are not holding out hope that that is going to happen any time soon, wolf. >> if the charm offensive continues, maybe they will. that would be great for them and their families as well. elise, thanks very much. >>> there's other news we're following here in "the situation room." get this. from las vegas, fbi agents posing as an internet repair crew to bust a gambling operation. did their sting go too far? brian todd is looking into this. what are you seeing, brian? >> wolf, this is like a scene out of "ocean's 11." this was the fbi. they may lose out on crucial evidence that they gathered because the operation may not have been legal. >> good morning. you're in 82? >> yes. we're going to try to get the dsl working. >> reporter: but this is undercover video from a sting at a suite in caesar's palace. the fbi agents cut off the internet in the room,

sentenced last year to 15 years for basically proselytizing, 15 years in a hard labor camp and matthew todd miller, if you remember, the gentleman in july, crossed north korean customs,ed up his tourist visa and seeking asyl asylum. now the u.s. focusing on getting both the americans back home. >> he will lease will be a bolt with that report. el lease will be a bolt with that report. el will be a bought with that report >> we are glad jeffrey fowlely will be reunited with his family soon. we have been working actively to get him returned home, as we do for the other two americans. we'd time window where the dprk asked for us to facilitate his travel home. the department of defense provided that airplane. he left pea young yang. they stopped in guam and now on his way back to the united states. >> were the negotiations directly through officials talking or swelled sweden represents the united states in pea young yang? >> they provide assist tools our americans but we are not going to get into the details of howy? >> they provide assist tools our americans but we are not going to get into the detai

american officials are still trying to secure the release, meanwhile, of two other prisoners, matthew todd miller and kenneth bae. >>> a renewed search for missing malaysian airlines flight 370. the ships are dragging sonar devices with jet fuel sensors to hunt for the wreckage. it vanished with 239 people on board. >>> san francisco gets a giant win in game one of the world series. hunter pence hit this two-run homer to give the giants a 3-0 lead over kansas city. that was more than enough. san francisco went on to win it 7-1. it marks the royals' first loss of this year's postseason. game two, however, is tonight. we'll see how they do then. >>> croatian boxer has been banned for life for attacking a referee after losing a match. take a look at the european youth championship. he sucker punched the official. >> oh! >> knocking him down to the canvas, then unloaded a barrage of punches. he was apparently angry over the ref's decision to stop the match and award victory to the opponent. he was then detained after the attack. crazy stuff there. >> how about the guy in blue, running away and not sw