mr. chamberlain. this could be hemmed they notice that the officers were appeared and fled the scene or tried to flee the scene. that he was as dangerous as he was and reported in the media. they were able taken in the custody and even some people seen the video of that. unbelievable police work home believable collaboration with the schedule partners to get somebody was absolutely growing more desperate by the moment in crisis which brings me to a plea to the public if anybody knows anybody that is in a dark place or something or they may call day and cause danger to us theirself or someone else please support that to us please tell us where more resources and services go tell someone and crisis before they can harm themselves or harm other spirit their money including themselves kid goethe groups and asked them. and everybody says they're nor was coming to a very great. telesat has time before anyone can be hurt including the person in that their place terrycloth the blessed the men and women in the

mr. chamberlain at marina greens.cer rupert her raul da and irwin were there -- herald and irwin were there immediately. they thought it was him. the suspect tried to flee the scene. they bave chase without any -- gave chase without any regard to their own safety. a struggle ensued. i think people have seen the video of that. unbelievable police work and collaboration with our federal partners to get somebody that was absolutely growing more desperate by the moment in crisis. which brings me to a plea, if anybody knows anything reportedly in a dark place or something where they may cause danger to themselves or something else, please report t there are more resources in san francisco maybe than anywhere to help somebody in crisis before they can harm themselves or others. there's a phrase called the predict able surprise, what do you think? they knew it was coming to some varying degree. if you know it's coming tell us now. tell us ahead of time before anybody ing can hurt, including the person in the dark place. god

mr. chamberlain. >> mr. hamberlain was a desperate and dangerous person. >> reporter: and the way his friends see him. >> he is not a person that would hurt anyone. >> it's hard to make sense if you know him and it's hard to make sense if you do know him. i think he was just lost. >> reporter: a new report gives us details on what officials found in his home. they found a screw top glass jar with a powdery green substance. ball bearings and a circuit board configured as a remote control receiver. and in a statement police said it's a illegal destructive device designed to maim or kill a human being or human beings. johnny wang has known him for years. chamberlain had been on the run for two days. wang and other friends are sticking by chamberlain. >> if he is responsible for any of this, he may deserve to serve time. but, it needs to be fair. >> reporter: late this afternoon we also learned that the fbi conducted a search of another resident listed in chamberlain's name. it's unclear if anything of significan

mr. chamberlain never exhibited any peculiar behavior or did anything to raise our suspicion that he might be involved in some nefarious. >> on twitter he tried to defend himself saying he was not armed and no one ever in danger. despite the fbi saying they found explosives his apartment. his aunt sally left a message on facebook saying you are loved more than you realize. friends begged him to turn himself in. i hope everything is okay. >> tammy cease him as afternoon guy who got stuck in a dark place. that dark place has now led him to a jail cell. in san francisco, tiffany will so that abc 7 news. >> happening now. coast guard says it will search throughout the night foreperson missing after sailboat sank at 4 this morning. we were off the coast line near the golden gate bridge. boater embarking on trip from alameda to hawaii. >> we are in for a drizzle morning. live look from the camera. what do you see out there definitely we have the over cast sky and can just see the fact that you can not see the top of the transamerica building tells you washington is going on with the drizzle. let

mr. chamberlain, was a very dangerous and desperate person. >> san francisco police and the f.b.i. say alert citizens helped them capture ryan chamberlain without incident. >> good morning, i am eric thomas. >> the san francisco man the target of the nation-wide manhunt wrapped up the first of several court appearances. the f.b.i. found explosives when they raid his apartment. amy hollyfield is at the federal courthouse in san francisco with that story. >>> we are learning more about him. a law enforcement source tells us he did have the materials to put together a bomb, components that need only to be assembled to kill or maim people. they will not tell us what the materials were or what he planned to do with them or why. that could be changing soon. here are some sketches of the 42 -year-old chamberlain in court. his friends and relatives did not want to comment. the prosecution asked the city council to keep the complaint sealed by the judge was hesitant saying the public has a right to know and criticized that authoritied had a press conference this morning but they want to kee

mr. chamberlain never exhibited any peculiar behavior or did anything to raise our suspicion that he might be involved in some nefarious. >> on twitter he tried to defend himself saying he was not armed and no one ever in danger. despite the fbi saying they found explosives his apartment. his aunt sally left a message on facebook saying you are loved more than you realize. friends begged him to turn himself in. i hope everything is okay. >> tammy cease him as afternoon guy who got stuck in a dark place. that dark place has now led him to a jail cell. in san francisco, tiffany will so that abc 7 news. >> happening now. coast guard says it will search throughout the night foreperson missing after sailboat sank at 4 this morning. we were off the coast line near the golden gate bridge. boater embarking on trip from alameda to hawaii. >> we are in for a drizzle morning. live look from the camera. what do you see out there definitely we have the over cast sky and can just see the fact that you can not see the top of the transamerica building tells you washington is going on with the drizzle. let

mr. chamberlain was a dangerous desperate person. >> reporter: as evidence, by his panicked social media updates and what sounded like a good-bye note, chamberlain had said, so much was broken from this past year and a half, i guess it was just insurmountable and the time was up now, despite all the evidence on social media, many of his friends are supporting him even donating money to his defense team. we'll have more on that at 6:00. >> federal prosecutors have sealed the evidence but they do mention a green powdery substance was found there. do we know what that is? >> reporter: we don't know exactly what it is. but the fbi agents did have a chance to analyze the powder and although they don't say in this complaint what it is, they say it could be used as an ignition source to actually make a bomb explode. they think it's dangerous. >> thank you, christin ayers in san francisco. >>> we have posted the full fbi complaint against ryan chamberlain. it details exactly what was collected from his home and the case against him. all the portions that are unsealed in that complaint, that is, i

mr. chamberlain never exhibited any peculiar behavior or did anything to raise our suspicion that he mightvolved in some nefarious. >> on twitter he tried to defend himself saying he was not armed and no one ever in danger. despite the fbi saying they found explosives his apartment. his aunt sally left a message on facebook saying you are loved more than you realize. friends begged him to turn himself in. i hope everything is okay. >> tammy cease him as afternoon guy who got stuck in a dark place. that dark place has now led him to a jail cell. in san francisco, tiffany will so that abc 7 news. >>w. happening now. coastys iw says it will search throughout the night foreperson missing after sailboat sank at 4 this morning. we were off the coast line near the golden gate bridge. boater embarking on trip from alameda to hawaii. >> we are in for a drizzle morning. live look from the camera. what do you see out there definitely we have the over cast sky and can just fae the top of the transamerica building tells you washington is going on with the drizzle. let's bring in sandhya here with the l

mr. chamberlain was a very dangerous and desperate person. >> reporter: tonight say they can take no chances. those who knew him were shocked. they can't believe he built bombs. >> thank you. >>> now to one of footballs most famous faces and a lot of questions about whether he would join a major lawsuit against the nfl over concussions. dan marino revealing he's out. why the shift? abc's senior national correspondent jim avila on the twist tonight. dan marino charging the nfl head concussion data from its players. but now on the same day reversing field with marino backing out. >> you wonder what's going on with dan marino. >> reporter: the suit charges the nfl allowing players to block tackle, butt, spear, ram and or injury opposing players with their helmeted head. but marino who played 17 years in the nfl isn't known for concussions. he suffered only two. why think about suing? in his statement late today, marino said it was just in case symptoms show up later. >> it shows us that every single player who has played the game is thinking about this, is wondering about it and worried about i

mr. chamberlain was a very dangerous and desperate person. >> it seems really out of character. i don't know where he was. >> reporter: a close acquaintance won't let that stop him from supporting chamberlain. he has raised $10,000. his supporters trying to raise about $20,000 for his legal fees. he's going to need it looking at the -- >> if you want to read the full criminal complaint you can head to kpix.com. >>> we received new video of that security guard accused of beating a student in a wheelchair at oakland high school. it is much clearer and little bit of a different angle. you can see the student as a group appears to be getting ready to get into hanel vy -- an elevator. the guard tipped over the chair and one of them appears to kick him. the struggle goes into the elevator. both guards are involved. one of the guards grabbed the boy's wheelchair, pulled it into the rel vitor -- elevator and the doors closed. it's from a camera at the end of a hallway. it's from much further away and only showed the one security guard involved. we're making calls toasty if a second secur

. >> this suspect, mr chamberlain was a separate and dangerous person. i think you could tell from the facebook posts yesterday tsks escalating. >> reporter: brian chamberlain was arrested at a park in san francisco, after three days on the run. seen on cellphone video, chamberlain resisted before being taken into custody. >> there seemed to be a struggle to get him handcuffed. he complained he couldn't get his arm around. >>> the fbi launched a search for the 42-year-old after finding explosive material in his san francisco apartment this weekend. >> there were items found when we executed the search warrant, that caused us concern, concern for the public safety, and an event that he decided to utilize those, and would be a significant problem. >>> according to a federal affidavit, unsealed in court on tuesday, during the raid a model rocket matter, electric mat, ball bearings and a circuit board - materials that can be used to make an i.e.d. - and other items. chamber lan was arrested before appearing to write an online suicide note. it discussed his m

mr. chamberlain was a very dangerous and desperate person. >> reporter: police said they could take no chancesberlain are shocked. they can't believe he was building bombs. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> an unusually dangerous storm system, called a derecho, is pummeling the midwest with straight line winds of 85 miles an hour. tornados, large hail and torrential rains. at least one tornado touched down near omaha, nebraska. flooding up to four inches of rain stranded motorists and triggered evacuations there, as well. in norfolk, nebraska, huge hail came crashing down, some as big as tennis balls, in to houses and cars, shattered windows. that hail was generated by winds 60 miles an hour. residents warned to stay indoors. >>> in greeley, colorado, some folks who probably should have stayed indoors or at least out of the water. kids playing in the floodwaters in greeley, colorado. spring runoff pushes the river over the banks. the water level reached nine feet, a foot above flood stage. >>> all right. don't play in floodwaters. >>> here's a look at the weather across the nation. seve

mr. chamberlain. the search of this apartment lasted about 15 hours. during that time many other residents on the block were not allowed to return to their homes. we've contacted the fbi this morning to get an update on the investigation, we're waiting to hear back from them and as soon as we get some information from them we'll bring it to you later on, on mornings on 2. >>> new this morning -- deputies say a drunk driver crushed intoen a almeida county patrol car in hayward, 4:42 this morning. officials say the deputy was stopped at hathaway avenue and west a street when hit head on by a vehicle. the driver of that vehicle was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. no one was hurt in the accident. >>> happening now -- athletes from around the world are out on san francisco bay gearing up for the annual escape from alcatraz triathlon. this is video from last year's triathlon. the event kicks off in about 30 minutes with the 1.5-mile swim. athletes then cycle 18 miles down the great highway and through golden gate park. the race finishes

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mr. chamberlain's apartment in san francisco.hey found explosives in the apartment but they didn't find him. the fbi responded by putting out essentially a national apb for the man. he's a pr professional and a political operative. the fbi started a nationwide manhunt after they could not find him this weekend. they described him as armed and dangerous. the man later posted an online suicide note but the nationwide hunt for him continued. tonight within the last few minutes it's been reported that ryan kelly has been found, ryan kelly chamberlain, excuse me, has been found and arrested. still in san francisco and obviously alive. again, breaking news. the fbi manhunt for ryan kelly chamberlain in san francisco as of at least a few minutes ago is apparently over. we'll let you know more as we learn more.over. we'll let you know more as we learn more. "first look" is up next. >>> good tuesday morning, everybody. right now on "first look," prisoner swap. new details surround the efforts to secure sergeant bowe bergdahl's release fro

mr. chamberlain paid his rent on time. >> reporter: very quiet individual. very much from him. he i think as several other people interviewed who live nearby here would say that he always would say hello, but he would never strike up a conversation, always kind of kept to himself. >> reporter: and, john, just to add a bit more to that in terms of the latest, you know. apparently this morning chamberlain had an automated message sent out online to friends and family, it's an parents suicide note that referenced his many years of depression, the fact that he had lost his job, he had a broken romantic relationship and also complicated relationship with his mother. a very different picture, actually, from the one that it the fbi has painted which says that he is armed and dangerous and in a car in a get way car. john. >> all right. melissa chen, thank you. >>> up next, 70 years ago he jumped from a plane on d-day. >> you can't pacify that feeling in nomady. it's a feeling that there is no other place. >> he's 93 years old. he's a veteran. he talks about a day th

mr. chamberlain's apartment in san francisco.t they didn't find him. the fbi responded by putting out essentially a national apb for the man. he's a pr professional and a political operative. the fbi started a nationwide manhunt after they could not find him this weekend. they described him as armed and dangerous. the man later posted an online suicide note but the nationwide hunt for him continued. tonight within the last few minutes it's been reported that ryan kelly has been found, ryan kelly chamberlain, excuse me, has been found and arrested. still in san francisco and obviously alive. >>> you would think getting back the last american p.o.w. would be a moment of unity. you would think. >> a captured american soldier is coming home. >> i love you, bowe. i'm so very proud of you. >> the release of american p.o.w. sergeant bowe bergdahl. >> we've been working very, very hard for your release. >> on saturday, after three years of secret negotiations, he was freed. >> not surprisingly, it's already reaping a political backlash.

mr. chamberlain was a very dangerous and desperate person. >> there were particular items that were foundaving trouble breathing. she says she was stabbed multiple times. >> if these allegations are true, this was plotted and schemed for some time and a very brutal act. >> we have emergency bouncy castle blew over. >> i was picked up in the air, thrown around a lot and i couldn't get a grip on anything. >> i have done absolutely nothing wrong. that's why i have been fully cooperating with the fbi agents and i'm happy to do so in the future, too, until this gets resolved. >> i think it's when you start living in that world and doing that that you start i guess feeling raped. >> it's never okay to use that kind of language. i personally vow to never, ever use that word ever again. i urge everyone to do the same. >> reminder, we post new stories to our facebook page throughout the day. so check it out. >> on fridays we post the best and funniest moments from the entire week for a segment we call "in case you missed it." your first time in "in case you missed it segment." you can find it at w

mr. chamberlain the other day desperate dangerous possibly explosive and the officers knew that not a momentit people and it would tickle in the world to talk that person into a better position where they surrendered. >> reporter: if someone believe that a loved one or phil gramm was in danger of hurting themselves or their or someone else and not to hesitate to contact the proper authorities. the absolute worst thing that anyone can do is to not reach out for assistance. >> jacqueline: as we head into tomorrow little fault at the coast line. fog >> jacqueline: stretching into portions of the ec bay shoreline but that is about it in slow, fast that will clear. backing off the coast at the coastline not much has changed temperature lies. 70's and the peninsula with 84 in redwood city and east bay shoreline mainly in the '70s on out there tomorrow 78 in fremont and in the belly is a more '90s tomorrow and 92 in concord 94 also in livermore and one that creek. and the south bay you will see a lot of eighties but will hit 90s in morgan hill. finally in the north bank largely be in the '80s as we

chamberlain. >> this case is on going with respect to mr. malcolm and with on going potential targets. arrestd by the f.b.i. on may 5 9, the very day malcolm was taken into custody. according to the affidavit, the man admitted sending chamberlain a package of the tox infrom a ups store and stating that the initial purchase of abrin would be a trial run and the if it was successful, would use abrin on a larger scale. he could not confirm the connection, but says malcolm indicated firearms wasn't all he dealt in. >> now, the federal prosecutors said in court today there are more than 50 cds full of material evidence in this case. in fact, there is so much evidence to be reviewed that they've actually held the case over until augustst. reporting live, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> now, meantime, he's still in a san francisco jail. a federal magistrate has ordered that he undergo a psychiatric evaluation. it's not clear, though, whether that will be completed by monday when he has his next court day. so far, he's charged with possession of an imlegal destructive device that carries