>> mike tobin, as we await now this live event we'll bring it to you as it happens. mike thank you. >>> dylann roof may have contested a crime, but there is still a long process to go through. he's charged with nine counts of murder one count of weapon possession for a violent crime. they're still looking into hate charges. south carolina has the death penalty which warrants more than one person killed in one act. and governor nicki haley says she's for it. nick fatuna will give us an nalz analysis now. it was interesting to hear the judge talk about a speedy trialbail. he can't be a flight risk and he can't be a risk to other individuals. >> there is no way the judge is going to let him out in the community again. he's a hateful person with a tremendous amount of problems limited education. they don't want him in the community. >> let's talk about the fact that south carolina does not have a hate crime on the books. how does that affect this case? >> i don't think it affects it that much. hate crimes make it a little bit harder for the prosecutor to prove the case be

mike tobin, fox news.>>> the fbi is investigating a website and manifesto link to the judge -- gunmen, dylann roof. it talks about white supremacy and says, the event that awakened me was the trayvon martin case. there were also pictures of roof burning an american flag.>>> a hunt on for the man accused of killing a new orleans police officer. travis boys was under arrest for aggravated assault and was wearing handcuffs at the time of the shooting inside a police suv. >> that prisoner somehow was able to get his hands from behind his back where he was handcuffed. apparently he is double-jointed and able to do that in the back of the car.>> police say boys somehow managed to get officer holloway's weapon through an opening in the steal cage. the suv crashed into a utility pole. holloway was a 22 year veteran of the police force. >>> a show in oakland included the sound of gunfire. the person taking this video says he was shot at after people realized he was recording. it happened on the high street -- high street on-ramp. police broke up the crowd but there have been no arrests. >>> ye

mike tobin. reaction to all this. business michelle tweets that it is a stupid idea i'll buy a smaller bag and carry less. not checking my bag. and then donna writes about time. rod tweeting this pretty soon they won't allow us to bring any luggage. heck with it, plenty to see in the u.s. brian, toga toga toga. looking more like animal house every day. this e pchl a push to you know release the emissions from planes and i'm sure we'll pay for that too. >> no question we'll pay for it. the airlines never eat any of the fees that they should theoretically be eating. everyone is in favor of protecting the environment, of course. but at the same time, how many fees can passengers endure? and everything gets passed on. then of course, when oil is sky high they're passing it on to the passengers saying -- crying foul. when oil drops down do the fares go down? not at all. >> they never rescind. since we know it is an inexact -- the airline says we have -- there is a way to guess, but we know it will be passed on to customers

mike tobin is live with more. >> reporter: what manifested here was a displace ofsisplay of resilience. 1200 inside the church the message in the sanctuary was one of faith and forgiveness, an attempt to make sense of the incomprehensible incomprehensible. absent was a message of anger or retaliation. >> a lot of folks expected us to do something strapgnge and to break out in a riot. well they just don't know us. >> the mass murder has ignited a debate about the confederate flag. people with whom we spoke all say it needs to go. >> i think it should be taken down. >> it's ridiculous. get it out of there. put it in a museum where it belongs. >> it should be taken down. it's for the right of the people the black community. >> reporter: still others say now is not the time to have that debate or the debate for gun control, now is the time for mourning healing and unity. back to you. >> mike tobin, thank you so much. >>> we're learning new details about the arrest of a suspect in new orleans wanted in the shooting death of a local officer there, 3 about-year-old travis boyd thousand back i

mike tobin live in charleston for us. mike, it's still so hard to imagine what this community is going through. the community there pushing back on the gunmen's efforts to divide them though. they are strong. >> reporter: it is really remarkable to see all these examples of unity, of coalescense,les people streaming by the church right now. they continue to do it. lay flowers, stop pray and pay respects and a real dramatic example came at dusk when people went out to one of the historic bridges out here. the organizers had hoped they would join hands and form a unity chain across the bridge but by the appearances of it simply too many people showed up to form a single file line or single file human bridge human line across that particular bridge, and that followed this dramatic day in which the doors to the mother emanuel church once again old. it was packed to capacity. the interim pastor gave a message of forgiveness and if people expected riots they don't know charleston. >> some strange and demented twisted racist bigo

mike tobin live outside the courthouse in chicago with more. mike? the media scrum grow, anticipating the arrival of the former speaker to take what has been nicknamed the walk of shame. the path that so many illinois politicians have taken into chicago's federal building to assume the role of defendant. once inside the arraignment should be brief. the former speaker should have an opportunity to enter a plea, most defendants enter a plea of not guilty as a matter of procedure. however, legal experts watching this case assume that his new high-powered legal team will aggressively pursue a plea deal among other reasons it keeps the ugly details in this case from being forced into the public record. >> very few go to trial. and here if you're the defendant and you've spent millions of dollars to keep a secret last thing in the world you want to do is to have your secret revealed in open court. so you want to come to an agreement with the prosecutors not just pleaing guilty, but also equally important, what the sentence is going to be. >> reporter: now

joining us now live at the scene of the arrest is our own mike tobin. mike? >> reporter: sean, this really is a remarkable example of the authorities, the media and the public working together. that's why you arrived at that rapid arrest with dylann roof being taken into custody before 11:00 this morning. this is where he made his initial appearance. this is also where the shelby police chief said the tip that got him arrested came from a business. we now know that business was a florist or a flower shop and the tip really goes back to one of the employee debbie dills, who was driving to work late. she spotted that 2000 hyundai elantra on the road. she'd seen it all over the airwaves, all over the news. she drove up close and got a look at that bowl haircut on roof also that she had seen on the air. she made a call, not to the police but to her boss at work. he called police. that's why they said the call came from a business. she pulled away initially and then she said she felt compelled to keep following that hyundai. she stayed on the phone with her boss u

mike tobin, thank you. well what if any red flags were missed? we're learning there were a few. two times prior to the killings after exhibiting what some say was odd behavior. bo said he should have been tracked. john says it's easier said than done. there were some signs that telegraphed trouble. one story where -- i think it was didn't appliance store where he kept looking at the people and they say eventually he was kicked out of the store and it of the mall. >> they took notice of him and that was a great thing. maybe he was trying to plan something at the mall. >> he was freaking them out. >> correct. he was bent -- you would like to think maybe a family member -- the post reported for months he was planning an attack. shame on the friends. but unless the police have knowledge of this, one complaint about him at a mall, unless it went to further tate of severity, the police don't have the manpower to follow everybody. >> bo? i do agree but the problem here is how many other ones are out there? what i learned a lot of these people that -- we used to have methadone, and meth

joining us now live at the scene of the arrest is our own mike tobin. mike. >> reporter: sean this really is a remarkable example of the authorities, the media and the public working together. that's why you arrived at that rapid arrest with dylann roof being taken into custody before 11:00 this morning. this is also where the shelby police chief said the tip that got him arrested came from a business. we now know that business was a florist or a flower shop and the tip goes back to one of employees, debbie dils who was driving to work late. she spotted that 2000 hyundai elantra that she'd seen all over the news. she drove up close and saw that bowl hair cut. she made a call not to the police but to her boss at work. she pulled back and felt she should stay close. she stayed until she saw lights flashing. she said he never drove fast never drove erratically, he just kept on driving. debbie said she prayed a lot and she believes that god put her in position to make that call. >> it's been a very emotional day in south carolina. watch this. >> we woke up t

joining us now live at the scene of the arrest is our own mike tobin. this really is a remarkable example of the authorities, the media and the public working together. that's why you arrived at that

our team coverage begins with mike tobin live in charleston. mike? >> reporter: just had a conversation with the chief magistrate out here. james gosnell. and asked him why he took this unusual step of bringing out the family members ahead of a bond hearing. he said because charleston needs it right now and because every victim has an opportunity to be heard and so does their family. but he began the hearing with a preamble about the impact of roof's family, saying they have been thrown into a whirlwind of abyss and then brought out the family members for tearful statements. >> i will never cause hurt never again. never be able to hold her again. but i forgive you. and have mercy on your soul. you hurt me. you hurt a lot of people. but i forgive you. and i forgive you. >> your name, sir? >> anthony thomas. >> their thompson. >> i would just like him to know -- >> speak up for me. >> saying the same thing that was just said. i forgive you and my family forgives you. but we would like to take this opportunity to repent. repent. confess. to the one who

mike tobin joins us live. mike. >> reporter: just a short time ago, we heard from the mayor of charleston describes the suspect as heinous and hateful, this as video has surfaced shot by one of the victims himself, showing the suspect in the church surrounded by the very people he was gunned down in cold blood just a short time later. and reports surfaced quoting an anonymous law enforcement source saying he almost waved off his own attack because the people in that church were so nice to him. there were indicators in the runup that he was hateful, he was trouble, that he could do something violent. wofrpt few friends he had took away high school .the 45 caliber handgun, ultimately gave it back to him when he sobered up. a few friends he had say they did hear hateful language coming from him and ramping up in the days leading up to the murders. here is joseph meeks. >> he just told me that the black people was taking over the country and that he wanted to be segregation. >> reporter: and buried if the reports a

mike tobin is outside that church. >> reporter: in his own words this confessed cold-blooded killer intended to divide. what we saw today was exactly the opposite. white and black come together in the street in front of this black church singing in harmony, laying down flowers. inside the sanc turn ary 1,200 people and a message of faith and forgiveness. instead of fiery rhetoric and retaliation the talk was of mourning healing and coalesce. >> at this time we need to be in solidarity and praying for families and our communities around this state and particularly in charleston. so i want to say to the citizens of charleston and visitors thank you for being whom god has called you to be. thank you for your flowers out front. thank you for the cards and the emails and all the acts of kindness. i want you to know that the offices and members of mother emanuel want to say thank you. >> reporter: and let's take one more live look at another show of unity that's taking shape at this moment. it's supposed to complete at 1:45 and that's people gathering at the bridge some 3,000 of them are expected

. >> and now that he's been caught and charged let's bring in mike tobin outside the courthouse where today's hearing took place. mike tell us a little bit about that. >> reporter: well the one thing we know about the perp right now he is not going to get out of jail before he goes to trial. the judge, thomas james gosnell said he doesn't even have the authority to issue a bond on the nine murder charges. he did put a bond of $1 million on the weapons charge. but really it's overkill. this kid won't be able to make the bond. and it would still have to happen somehow outside of murder charges. it's not going to happen. he's going to stay in jail until he ultimately answers for those charges. one of the things quite interesting about where he's staying, he's in the same block as officer michael slayinger being sleigher charnl /* /* slager charged in the shooting of michael scott. >> you talk about the weapons charge of the gun. if the father bought the gun, he's claiming he bought the gun himself. if his father or someone had bought the gun knowing he had a criminal record or he was tak

mike tobin is live at the emanuel church in charleston.ning about the debate over the flag? >> reporter: i can tell you ever since the cold-belovedded massacre here at the mother emanuel church there has been a growing chorus of voices saying now is the time to remove the confederate battle flag. it was the subject of a press conference of local leaders held a short time ago in north charlston. >> what better way to honor the late reverend and senator clementa pinkney and those killed by one who adored the confederate battle flag and thought to it be symbolic of it would supremacy and hate. our friend and brother should not lie in state in the shadow of a flag whose meaning apparently motivated a killer to take his life. >> reporter: the official channels in the for's office will only say an important announcement is coming from governor nikki haley. >> whose they latest from folks there about the church shooting? >> reporter: well, it is really heart warming to watch this con stream of people, even braving this mid-day heat to come out he

mike tobin joins us from charleston. >> a short time ago, we heard from the mayor scribing the suspect as heinous and hateful. this is video, shot by one of the victim himself, showing the suspect in the church surround bid the very people he would gun down just a short time later and reports surfaced quoting a law enforcement source saying he almost waved off his own attack because the people in the church were so nice to him. there are indicators that he was hateful, troubled and could do something violent. one of the few friends he had took away his handgun, but gave it back to him when he sobered up. a few friends he had said they did hear the hateful language coming from him and ramping up in the days leading up to those murders. >> he told me that i mean that the black people were taking over the country and that the he wanted it to be segregation. >> and buried in the reports about his february arrest for trespassing is an indication of strong drug use. found on him was something people use when hooked on opiate. martha? >> mike, thank you very much. so while the city of charles

joining us now mike tobin standing by with much more. what is the status of dylann roof at this hour? >> reporter: we know from the sheriff's department that dylann roof is on suicide prevention protocol here in the jail. we have seen he's wearing a suicide prevention vest. it is not clear if this protocol is in response to anything that he has done or said or if it's standard procedure when you're dealing with a case as violent and dramatic as his. you know he's in the protective custody section of the jail and that is why he's being housed very near officer michael slager in this particular case. but beyond that a spokesman for the sheriff's department says he is receiving no special treatment. uma. >> it was a rather remarkable bond hearing yesterday. as i mentioned a moment ago, because some of the victims -- family members of the victims were amazing in the fact that they were offering forgiveness so soon after this incident. >> reporter: it was a very unusual step uma, that the chief magistrate brought in the family members and ext

mike tobin. thank you so much. >>> it's the video causing shock waves around the country. >> i'm not indicting the entire police department because i saw some people doing the right thing. i saw officers actually trying to keep the matter right. this guy was just out of control. he should be drug tested then fired. >> an officer pinning a teenager to the ground at a pool party. was it a matter of race or is there a different side to the story? >>> a suspicious package forcing a hasty evacuation at a hearing on airline security now under investigation. the late-breaking developments coming up next. we all enter this world with a shout and we see no reason to stop. so cvs health is creating industry-leading programs and tools that help people stay on medicines as their doctors prescribed. it could help save tens of thousands of lives every year. and that would be something worth shouting about. cvs health, because health is everything. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabeti

thank you, mike tobin. >>> right now several wildfires are burning in the hot, dry state of california. the largest of them in the san bernardino national forest. crews are facing scorching temperatures as they work to control the fires which are being fueled by high winds. the smoke being felt as far as away as arizona. will carr is live in los angeles with more details on this. it is quite a battle for the firefighters. >> that's right, kelly. with these dry drought conditions it really does not take much to spark a large wildfire. here in california the lake fire has burned 15,000 acres in the san bernardino mountains between los angeles and the mojave desert. more than 1,300 firefighters are on the ground right now. they are battling strong winds and the smoke is creating some air quality problems for some nearby communities. so far this fire is 10% contained. the cause is under investigation. the good news no injuries and no homes destroyed. to the east, the kearney river fire is continuing to burn in eastern arizona. more than 1400 acres have burned there. fire crews are getting

mike tobin joins us live from charleston.he city continue to effort to stay together in the face of all of this. >> it does, martha. in this attempt to divide the community we have a powerful image of unity. it was at the iconic ravenol bridge. you can see they got more than enough people to form a single file chain across that bridge. of course, it comes on the * same day the doors to the mother he menwell church were reopened. what we got was a bold defines of the attempt to divide. a faithful message of forgiveness. >> he expected us to do something strange and to break out in a riot. well they just don't know us. >> reporter: the first of the burials of the victims is scengd for thursday. the owner of the carolina panthers donated $10,000 to each of the families slain at this church and $10,000 to the church itself. he he our hearts are one with those who grieve. martha: it's also spilled over the effects into the political realm as well. right, mike. there is a white supremacist organization and it's reported roof was in

martha: mike tobin is joining us. how significant what happened here really is. >> reporter: the court is thunder struck how quickly these events turned deadly. he wrote those words in defense of saying that probable cause exists for charges ranging from dereliction of duty to murder. for the officer driving the car the judge decided there is probable cause for charges ranging from negligent homicide to dereliction of duty. the catch is this amounts to a recommendation. the prosecutor says in all cases involving fatalities of this grand jurors will decide if the officers will be charged in the death of 12-year-old tamir rice. the case was brought to the judge by activists. an attorney representing the estate or family of tamir rice said this ought to serve as a blue print for the rest of the nation. martha: who is speaking for the police officers in this case? >> reporter: so far we have heard from the attorney representing officer layman. that defense will include the fact that the toy gun looked very real. >> when y