mr. shelton: the only place we can go, hillary clinton. mr. shepardson: do you think your members will enthusiastic we support -- enthusiastically support her? mr. shelton: i think it the choices hillary clinton and donald trump, there is no choice for my members. host: what about the tpp? you have come out against it. mr. shelton: so has she. host: is that recent or long-held? mr. shelton: more recent than bernie's but not really recent, about six months or so she came out against the tpp after the language came out. she said she studied it and didn't agree with it. host: in your particular case when it comes to the communication workers of america, do call centers, is that one of the outsourcing things that hurt your workers in your view? when they have call centers in the philippines or india? mr. shelton: absolutely. during the strike, we got a call worker in thenter philippines. we sent some strikers and one of my employees over to the philippines to find out what was going on. we found out verizon was sending a lot more work to the we kn

mr. shelton welcome to c-span. we appreciate your coming over. give us a snapshot of the cwa if you would. jaczko we have approximately 700,000 members not only in telecommunications as most people think but in just about every walk of life, every job you could possibly think of. we have reporters, we have nurses, we have even some rocket scientist. we have printers. we have manufacturing folks. you name it we have them. public workers so we are not the old cwa do people think about where it was just telephone employees. >> host: how is it that you can represent those other people under the umbrella of cwa? >> we have merged a lot of other unions for instance the last one we merged with the flight attendants union and we have represented these folks for instance the printers came cwa since 1987 and we have been merging other unions since then. >> host: what are some the telecommunications companies where your workers are represented? >> guest: at&t conference here, verizon, t-mobile, you name it. >> host: speaking of verizon a 45 day strike recen

mr. shelton, welcome to c-span. we appreciate your coming over.give us a snapshot of the cwa, if you would. >> guest: we have approximately 700,000 members not only in telecommunications as most people think, but in just about every walk of life, every job you could possibly think of. we have reporters, we have nurses, we have even some rocket scientists in new jersey. [laughter] we have printers, we have manufacturing folks.

shelton has relatives and a girlfriend with a child. >> he admitted to her that he killed mr.at the robbery had gone bad, there he believed mr. childs was resisting at the time and he shot him. >> this won't bring thomas-childs back but at least this will bring some measure of closure for this heinous act. >> reporter: the d.a. believes shelton is hiding out somewhere in north carolina, georgia or virginia. they're squeezing relatives and contacts here and down south to help capture him. >> a small amount of money was missing. this was all over a few dollars. he was killed for probably less than $20. >> reporter: brian, tonight the citizens crime commission is offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to rodney shelton's arrest. live in media, delaware county, i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news." >> vernon thanks very much. >>> we now know the identity of the man shot and killed as he tried to rob a bucks county pharmacy on friday. police say the suspected armed robber was 33-year-old willie bodie his alleged accomplice kim goldsboro was arrested at the scene. >>>

mr. childs, during this robbery. >> reporter: police say they were able to track shelton's movement, using cell phone technology. the it is claimed shelton took a bus from virginia to philadelphia a few days before the homicide and left the day after the killing. the d.a. reached out directly to shelton at a news conference with these words. >> know this, we are coming for you, we will find you, and you will be brought to face justice. it doesn't matter where you are, there is really no where you can hide. >> reporter: now the feds and prosecutors believe that shelton may be an easy spot, because of an spider tattoo that covers his entire head. now, police believe that frequented and georgia and virginia you are asked to call police, and not approach him. live from media joe holden for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> joe, thank you. >>> back to the top story, image has gone veial as people try to identified the man accused of throwing a bottle at ryan howard. while no arrests have been made the man singled out by internet solutes say accusations is impacting his life. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live outsid

shelton, connecticut, and independence. caller: my creston -- my question is for mr. thompson. [no audio] onto jacob in eureka, california. republican. hate not having you as my congressman, you are good for a democrat. do you think people like michael moore, who in my opinion want to take guns away from everybody, people like you don't, but he wants to take them away from cops, and he has armed security guards. and his idea of disarming cops, what do you think about that? guest: thanks for calling in. i represented eureka, california for many years in the state senate and in congress. i miss you guys a lot. it beautiful area with great people. i don't know what michael moore's position is on firearms. movie that pointed out some of the loopholes in the law with regard to be able to obtain firearms. the truth of the matter is there are people on both sides, there are people who believe there shouldn't be any guns in civilian hands, and there are people who believe that civilian hands should be able to get a hold of any gun they want. as i pointed out, in the heller decision, all of that was set aside. it was very specific