the big surprise of the day though is that nike who was in town for the nba all-star weekend showed up to the betty ong rec center and they gave free shoes to all of the children playing in the rec center that day as well as jerseys and shorts. >> the shoes they gave to all these kids are these shoes are not even on the market yet. they're the kobe bryant black mamba shoes. it's the year of the snake. they thought it was great. >> every single participant that day was wearing these shoes by the end of the day. so it was a great affair. it was very well attended. kids had a ball and they got a pretty good goodie bag when the event ended. >> so yeah it was fantastic. commissioner, can you can you raise your foot to see what kind of sneakers you're wearing? >> oh yeah, i did actually. >> did you get some joke? maybe that would have been some sort of conflict. yes, yes. yeah but but but but they actually nike actually had a huge truck parked on the street and when you went in there it was like a shoe store and they had every children's size you can imagine and it really was it's always a g

stolen nikes, other products, using illegals here to actually pull off the holdups.ncreased 40% with 65,000 cargo thefts exceeding $100 million. the solution, i think here install antitheft technology. you know, if that doesn't work, do what the train operator eh hairman did in the butch cassidy movie. get some armed guards you on horses or high lord volt more. that will force the thieves to move to bolivia, right? >> steve: got to wonder whether the cartels famous for human patricking a an bringing into the united states illegally. they charge by the head. maybe they are cracking a deal, okay. you go to the united states. we will get you in there free, but you got to knock over some not banks but trains because they are not guarded and they are easy picken. >> oh, yeah. i think there is a built-in financial insensitive associated with many of the illegals that come in to the united states, assisted by the cartels, they don't just send drugs to the u.s. but, you know, people were criminal intent and that's their mission. >> steve: agregg, counselor. thank you very mu

. >> because it might be from >> because it might be from nike, narrator: when asked to describe theer was convenient, to say the least. he just put a mask on me and he gave a description of me standing there in front of him because i was asking him how tall he was, what did he weigh. he even told me that the guy's eyes were blue. narrator: after interviewing robert for more than five hours with his mother listening, the detective had heard enough. i see it. all right, mom. >> and i'm just. there's no other way to put it. there's everything ties you to this. nothing ties anybody else. there's no footprints. there's no other dna in the house. everything ties you to this, okay? 100%. all right. so i okay? 100%. all right. so i don't know any other w narrator: now, robert's mother jumped in. to know. is he under arrest. >> right now? >> well, ■ mean, that's. >> is he. >> under arrest? that's all i want to know. >> i'm just asking him. >> is. yeah. >> no, no. hold, hold, hold, hold on for a minute. don't say nothing, though, because, i mean, what. >> can i do? >> excuse me. >> excuse me.

wearing a black trucker hat, a black windbreaker type jacket, dark colored sagging jeans and flat soled nike shoes. detectives say the man seen in the drawing ambushed one of their officers last saturday, right outside of the police department. the injured officer is expected to recover. so far, that suspect has yet to be identified. a major drug bust in san joaquin county. the sheriff's office says it seized more than 16,000 fentanyl pills, 72 pounds of methamphetamine, 83 pounds of marijuana and 5000 in cash. a narcotics task force also found two meth conversion labs and two guns during their search of four properties on wednesday. three men, jose villegas, jose garcia soto and alfredo contreras balbuena, were arrested and charged with drug related offenses and chaos at a convention center in dallas, texas, today as people were seen running from the building where a cheerleading competition was taking place. a fight at the kay bailey hutchinson convention center led to poles being knocked down saturday afternoon. some mistook that noise for gunshots and thought there was an active shooter.

social groups, which made sense because they now knew whoever left those footprints had been wearing nikeooked at a lot of air force 1 tennis shoes in different places, especially on young kids. that was the really sought after tennis shoe. narrator: but there were a lot of young people in meghan's life, not only at school, but in her neighborhood, too. and it was on megan's block that sergeant mcdaniel got his next lead. one of the neighbor's kids had a pair of air force 1's in the right shoe range that we were looking for. they were very close to meghan and her brother at the time. narrator: that neighborhood kid turned out to be the younger brother of one of meghan's close friends. meghan's parents were skeptical that he could be involved. i knew this kid, and he was harmless. he was kind of the younger of the group, but he always like followed them around. he never came up on my radar. and they were like, well, the pattern's similar. narrator: it turned out that boy had been given the shoes by a couple of male relatives shortly after meghan's murder. those relatives were older than th

wearing a black trucker hat, a black windbreaker type jacket, dark color saggy jeans and flat soled nikehe man seen in that drawing ambushed one of their officers last saturday in their parking lot. the injured officer is expected to recover. a fedex cargo plane had to make an emergency landing at newark airport after one of its engines caught fire. all this happened yesterday morning. video of the boeing 767 landing. you can see the flames and the aftermath there on that right engine. audio from the air traffic controller indicates planes suffered a bird strike right after takeoff. fire crews rushed into that plane after a touchdown. fortunately, nobody was injured. and this morning, people all across the music industry and beyond are mourning the loss of r&b singer angie stone. she was killed in an overnight crash in alabama just hours after a performance in mobile, alabama. she rose to fame back in the 70s as a member of the hip hop trio the sequence. but her career spanned many genres and decades. hit solo albums include black diamond and mahogany soul and was nominated for three gra