this morning, he was taken into custody in shelbey, north carolina. shelbey is about 40 45 miles east of charlotte, about 40 hours from where i am right now. he was in -- driving a hyundai, he did not resist arrest. and he was pulled over because the officer said there was something strange about the car, no chase or no shootout or anything like that. he waived extradition which means he will be returning to charleston. he also waived counsel as well at this point. what -- the question right now, how long is it going to take for him to come back to charleston. we don't know if he's going to be spending the night in shelbey, or whether he's going to be returning tonight. investigators told me they have conducted what's called an initial interview. they asked some of the obvious questions, they have not spent the kind of time they would like to spend with them. that's happening in shelbey, north carolina let's go to column bee ya south carolina right now the capitolal city. investigators are conducting another search of sorts, this is where the 21-year-

he's in shelbey, north carolina the extradition papers are being worked out. at this point we do not know precisely when he is going to be back here in charleston. >> to the witnesses and the victims. i mean the story of him coming in to sit for an hour before killing nine people some of whom were 75. i believe one of them was 87 years old, and the witnesses who were allegedly let live so they could come and tell the world this horrific story. what kind of picture is emerging from those who had firsthand knowledge of the series of events. >> those who know people in the church, it's a horrific event that a lot of people are probably still processing what happened. what i learned of this church is that it was an open and very welcoming environment, that it wouldn't have been unusual for a stranger to come in and be perfectly welcome in the church. it will be interesting to go back and talk with one of those witnesses about whether or not his behavior within the church raised any kind of arm las. this is a church that has been very politically active the pastor

he was transported to the shelbey police department. >> the gunman still armed taken into customerdy without incident. >> he is now in custody, the immediate threat to the community no longer exists and we'll let the legal process run its course. >> as we said the investigation obviously in its early stages. martin savidge joins us now with the latest. he has been brought back here do we know where he is? >> he will be held at the county detention center. i can't imagine they would let him anywhere near the general population. he's probably going to have a suicide watch, they want to make sure nothing happens to him. >> what more are we learning about the investigation at this point in the. >> they've been focused on finding him. now they're going to be focused on finding out more about him. and why he was motivated to do what he did, where he got that gun. was it the same weapon he was given by his family? >> on his 21st birthday which was in april, after he had been brought up on charges of trespassing and some drug charges. >> the charges against him. they're relatively minor, and

here is the video from the shelbey police department in north carolina.ou'll remember that that racist terrorist attack was on a wednesday evening, and he was captured a couple days later. let's watch for a second. >> there he is. you can hear the radio from inside the police car. >> it's a surprisingly calm moment given the sheer terror that the racist mass murderer unleashed just hour ss before. >> now that we've seen that video, let's talk about what he has rocked. joining me to talk about the debate over the confederate flag are marlon kimson and larry martin thank you so much. senator kimson you need two thirds of the state house and senate to remove the flag. will you have the vote sir? >> well let me say this we had the votes today to amend the resolution to take up the debate. i think that vote serves as a useful road map to where we go in a couple weeks to have the debate. listen what we heard today were passionate and emotional statements. recognizing that we need to spend time. senator clemente pinkney. >> let me ask you, you have been in favor

we go to court on july 13 to fight the worst and the first bill after shelbey. if we can -- really if we don't deal with voting rights, that also helps us deal with the issues from health care on the fact is the perpetrator has been arrested but the killer is still at large, the killer is continuous systemic racism that exists in the country that is exemplified in this denial of voting rights. >> bernie sanders and especially hillary clinton obviously support this bill and the republicans have been coy about this. how big of an election issue is this going to be that one party has candidates that are adamantly in favor of it and another party is almost silent on this? what do you make of it? >> it's going to be one of the loudest elections in terms of people going to the polls. and the reason why, because clearly now, what has happened in south carolina is put a micro scope on this it's forcing a new conversation about systemic racism denial and inequality. it was the depth of james reid that forced the consciousness of the nation to turn to do the voting rights

dylann was apprehended earlier today in shelbey north carolina about three and a half hours drive fromerence to announce the arrest nicki haley expressed the pain being felt across her state. >> we have some grieving and some pain we have to go through. you're going to see all of us try to lift these nine families up in prayer because they need us. these nine families need us the emmanuel a.m.e. church needs us the a.m.e. church family needs