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all within ten, 15 minutes there were johnny on the spot kings mountain police and the shelby city policet of all the people, debbie and you, todd you worked as a team. out of all the people it was you. i think i read where you said god had a plan and put you guys in the right place at the right time. do you believe that? what do you make of that? >> oh i know that. that's what it was. it was him all the way. it was him from the beginning. it was him from the time i left my house this morning. it was him that made me look at that car. it was god who made this happen. had nothing to do with debbie. it don't have nothing to do with todd. it's about him. he made it happen. he answered the prayers of those people praying in charleston in those circles, holding hands and praying. god heard the prayers of those people. he used us as vessels to get his work done. >> chris and michaela so often, it is someone in the public who does end a nationwide manhunt, as we saw with this woman. impressive when somebody in a different state, michaela can be that alert and observant. >> well you remember yest

able to catch up with him and get right behind him and get his tag number and the police and the shelby cityice caught him within a matter of minutes and it was him. >> it was debbie. i understand you went back on and followed him for more miles. when you looked in the car and saw him besides noticing the haircut, did this guy look nervous or as though he was on the run? anything strange occur to you? >> no. he wasn't doing anything out of the order. just looked like a very young man. >> debbie, you are a hero. i know you're not saying you are one but there was such unrest around the country after hearing that nine people were killed by this man in a church, while they were praying. do you ask god why me? why here? why me, god? why am i the hero? >> i'm not the hero. god is the hero. he just used me. we are a vessel and he can use us but we got to open up our hearts and our mines and i don't know why he chose me and he chose todd and he chose us to do this but he has got to be glorified in all in everything, and he's going to get the glory one way or the other, and i hoch it's through mow an

with him and get right behind him and get his tag number and the kings mountain police and the shelby cityice caught him within a matter of minutes and it was him. >> yeah it was, debbie. i understand you went back on and you followed him for more miles. when you looked in the car and saw him besides noticing the hair cut, did he look nervous, like he was on the run? did anything strange occur to you? >> no he wasn't doing anything out of the ordinary. he looked like a very young -- young man. >> debbie you are a hero. i know you are not saying you are one, but there was such unrest around the country after hearing that nine people were killed by this man in a church while they were praying. do you ask god why me? why here? why me god? why am i the hero? >> oh, i'm not the hero. god is the hero. he just used me. if we are a willing vessel you can use us but we got to open up our hearts and our minds and i don't know why he chose me and he chose todd and he chose us to do this, but he's got to be glorified in all, in everything, he's got going to get the florry one way the other and i hope

and the kings mount police and the shelby city police caught him within a matter of minutes. >> 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. i

catch up with him and get behind him and get his tag number and the kings mountain police and the shelby city police caught him within a matter of minutes and it was him. i'm not the hero. god's the hero. he just used me. if we are a willing vessel he can use us but we got to open up our hearts and our minds and i don't know why he chose me and he chose todd and chose us to do this, but he's got to be flor fied if all, in everything and he's going to get the glory one way through the other. i want him to be pleased with me more than anything else. >> so, just ahead, we will have the powerful message from a teenager who lost his mom in the attack. and then dr. ben carson got national attention for his response to the shooting. up next we'll show you why as rich and allen take on the debate. >> i hope we the american people can come to the understanding that we are not each other's enemies. the enemies are those who are stoking the flames of division. no artificial flavors, colors sweeteners preservatives, and no artificial smiles. because clean dressings, taste better. panera. food as it shoul

shooting which spark add man hunt across the city, police earlier identified the suspect as 21-year-old dillon roz. here is what they said. >> he was arrested and shelbith carolina. during a traffic stop. at this time, we have not only fbi agents there but we also have city detectives preparing to fly to shelbi, north carolina. to begin the interview process as well as evidence recovery. let's get the latest in washington, d.c. so allen this has been quite a quick in some ways end to this pant hunt. tell us more about the circumstances? well, soon after the shooting happened the image of the shooter, the alleged shooter was caught on c.c. tv, just outside the church. we believe his uncle saw the picture, informed the authorities. once they had a name, of course, it was much easier to track down. that led to a be on the look out across the country can and then a traffic stop was organized in shelbi, in north carolina but three hours from carlstop, and the alleged shooter was pulled over. now, clearly there's a lot of interviews still to be done, but also one of the things police want to know is where he has been for the last 12 to 15 hours. the arrest

shelby north carolina during a traffic stop. at this time we have not only fbi agents there, but we also have city detectives preparing to fly to elby north carolina to begin the interview process, as well as evidence recovery. >> let's get the latest from alan fisher from washington, d.c. the arrest has been very quick, hasn't it? >> reporter: in the grand scheme of things it has. dylann roof made no attempt to disguise who he was. after the shooting the pictures were made available. his uncle identified him, told the police who he was. once they had a name, things became slightly easier because they could be on alert. he was arrested in shelby north carolina, just 12 hours or so after the shooting. fbi agents are on the scene, detectives are flying there to begin the gathering of evidence and to begin the interview process as well. but once they had the details of the car, things became slightly easier. but after the shooting where did he go in and so the question then becomes was he acting with anyone else? did anyone give him support or help? or was he just lying low, hoping after the initial impact he could then try to esca

and it will police and the shelby city police caught him within a matter of minutes. dangerous and she followed him arnold. and he might not be behind bars right now in charleston, south carolina, ready to face the music if it wasn't for her. >> debbie dills. she give god all the credit. learning more about the early life of this man, dylann a apparently the murderer who took those nine lives. we had a navy vet on o'reilly last night and he recalls a conversation he had with dylann roof a week ago that struck him as odd. listen to his account of their conversation. >> it started off very innocently. but then he was asking me if i was in any wars or, you know if i shot anybody or had id anybody. in the midst of the conversation he lifts up his church and he pulls out a .45 automatic. and he started talking about african-americans in a bolder way. i said listen i don't want to listen to this stuff. he did tell me that he was going to go hunting with that gun. and that was the exact comment he used. >> you don't hunt animals with a pistol. >> i don't think he was talking

he was on the run for 14 hours before he was finally caught today in the city of shelby, north carolinaed state lines. but person, the civilian who pursued him and followed him and did not let him get away until he was arrested by police, that person works here at this florist shop in king's mountain, north carolina. she is a florist. she is debbie dills. she said she was running late this morning when she left her house. she said she had been on the run for about ten miles when she recognized a car traveling in her same direction on the highway. she thought to herself, i've seen that car for some reason. i look over and it's got a south carolina tag on it. i thought, nah, that's not his car. then i got closer and i saw that haircut. i was nervous. i had the worst feeling. is that him? or is that not him? remember, this is hundreds of miles away from the site of that shooting which happened in a totally different state. there was no particular reason for that florist in north carolina to think that she was going to see the suspect's car from that shooting. but when she saw that car she

city. the manhunt did end, though in shelby north carolina about a four-hour drive from here. police held a news conference releasing details about this apprehension. and martin savidge who is with me right now, was at that news conference. what are we learning about the suspect? >> he was caught thanks to a tremendous amount of media coverage and a tip from the public. it happened around 11:30 this morning. this was in shelby. it's a rural area of north carolina. they say that apparently there was a person who knew either the car to look for or certainly knew about the shooting and called authorities. there was a local police officer that made the stop or went up to dylann and he was taken into custody. no violence. and that is key here because that is what everyone in this community was so worried about. if anyone would go in and murder everyone inside of a church the fear is there's no limit what he would do if he was cornered. he gave himself up. some thought he might take his own life. that did not happen. we're still learning who this individual is. >> the area around th

shelby north carolina during a traffic stop. at this time we have not only fbi ageing -- agents there, but city detectives preparing to fly to shelbygin the interview process. this case could not have been cleared as quickly as it has been if it had not been for the unparalleled cooperation of all of the agencies involved in this investigation. i cannot say how thankful i am and how appreciative i am of all of the people who came together during a very tragic situation, a horrific situation, and one that has touched the heart and soul of every person who lives in this community. and they have come together and some of them have worked tirelessly running down leads, some of them have been working with their agencies in various states. the cooperation we have received from the federal government as well as the state government, as been unparalleled, and i just want to make sure that i publicly thank all of my colleagues for the resources they brought, and also the men and women of the charleston police department and the charleston county sheriff's department who played vital roles in this investigation. there is a lot to do in this

driver says, that he spotted him near an exit in the city of shelby, north carolina and actually got off and got back on and then followed him there on the highway. now, debbie describes the surreal moment. >> i kept thinking that was him, it was like something was telling me i had a feeling and it was the lord i believe god intervened to help me know that it was him. i just kept going. i kept going. i got it behind me, of the shelby and i was able to get right behind him and get his tag number. i am know hero, i was scared. i was scared but i said okay, you watch, if something happened here if this man gets out and shoots me i will be in galore which my brothers and sisters in christ that lives here. >> thank goodness she for the through her fear. we want to keep focus on the victims this morning who lost their lives as they sat in their bible study class. the victims have been identified as, 26 year-old towand a sanders who just graduated from college. church's pastor, state senator, clementa pink any. cynthia heard, a 31 year-old library worker. >> there is pastor of course, pasto

shelby north carolina during a traffic stop. we have not only fbi agents there but we also have the city of charleston detective the preparing to fly to shelby, north carolina, to begin the interview process as well as evidence recovery. this case could not have been cleared as quickly as it has been if it had not been for the cooperation, the unparalleled co-op per raegs co-op peration cooperation of all the different agencies involved in this investigation. i cannot say how thankful i am and how appreciative i am of all the people that came together during a very tragic situation, a horrific situation and one that has touched the heart and soul of every person who lives in this community. they have come together and some of them have worked tirelessly running down leads. some of them have been working with their agencies in various states. the cooperation that we have received from the federal government with all the resources as well as the state government has been unparalleled and i just want to make sure that i publicly thank all my colleagues for the resources they brought and also the men and women of the charleston poli

shelby, north carolina, during a traffic stop. at this time we have not only fbi agents there. but we also have s.l.e.d. and cityetectives preparing to fly to shelby north carolina to begin the interview process as well as evidence recovery. this case could not have been cleared as quickly as it has been if it had not been for the cooperation, the unparalleled cooperation of all the different agencies that were involved in this investigation. i cannot say how thankful i am and how appreciative i am of all the people who came together during a very tragic situation, a horrific situation and one that has touched the heart and soul of every person who lives in this community. they have come together and some of them have worked tirelessly, running down leads. some of them have been working with their agencies in various states. the cooperation that we've received from the federal government with all the resources as well as the state government has been unparalleled unparalleled. i want to make sure i publicly thank all my colleagues for the resources they brought and also the men and women of the charleston police

new york city new york palm beach county florida pennington county, south dakota philadelphia, pennsylvania pema county arizona, st. louis county missouri shelby county, tennessee, and spokane county washington. the jurisdictions include large cities like los angeles and new york to smaller localities like mesa county colorado and pennington county south dakota. their jail capacities range from just over 200 beds to as many or as close to 21,000 beds. together these jurisdictions represent 11% of the nation's jail capacity meaning this initiative has the opportunity to impact a large segment of today's jail's population and demonstrate evidence-based alternatives to incarceration that other jurisdictions can successfully adopt and implement. the sites are diverse geographically, as well as in their politics, climate, economic and social structure, and how their jails are organized and governed. that was important to us because we wanted to demonstrate that regardless of jurisdiction starting point, that there is a path to systems reform and ways to change how the jails are used. in terms of the population base represented by these sites, they

shelby, north carolina, during a traffic stop. at this time we have not only fbi agents there but we also have s.l.e.d. and cityectives preparing to fly to shelby, north carolina, to begin the interview process as well as the evidence recovery. this case could not have been cleared as quickly as it has been if it had not been for the cooperation, the unparalleled cooperation of all the different agencies that were involved in this investigation. i cannot say how thankful i am and how appreciative i am of all the people who came together during a very tragic situation, a horrific situation, and one that has touched the heart and soul of every person who lives in this community, and they have come together and some of them have worked tirelessly running down leads. some of them have been working with their agencies in various states. the cooperation that we've received from the federal government with all the resources as well as the state government has been unparalleled. >> he's in custody in shelby, north carolina, 3 hours and 45 minutes, and we did learn a fascinating new detail. he was apprehended at a traff

shelby n.c. and flown back to south carolina to face charges of see this picture here are bigger partner cnn city in minutes to killing them save you 1 to stock or risk war. >>reporter: the 21 year ... and the charleston jail awaiting a friday afternoon or appearance the law-enforcement surface as he has confessed to shooting and killing nine people inside of the historic emanuel a in a church wednesday night one of the victims posted a snap video from the last moment before the attack you can see him briefly in the video police later called of with him and shelby n.c. after he was spotted by a driver according to law- enforcement they found a handgun in his car was a slim one he bought an airport and charles of the installer de friends describe him as shy and quiet saying he kept mostly to himself as for a more one on fourth official tells us if you want to start the race war. >>reporter: community is focusing on healing. >>james: we visited the first church in oakland last night to see how people coping members of the church never thought of as the sisters in charleston will be did such a tragi

escorted from jail in shelby, north caroline where he was spotted and arrested this morning he was being taken to the airport and flown to charleston after extradition. he returns to the citywhere he jnd a prayer meeting at the church and then without warping allegedly opened fire killing nine people. among victims the pastor 41-year-old clemnta pinkney a serving member of the state legislature. ruth complained that blacks were taken over the world and that someone needed to do something about it for the white race" and then, >> they wanted segregation. >> what did you want to see happen. >> i think he wanted something big like trayvon martin. >> a cousin of pastor pink any is anthony stevenson an administrator in the radnor township district be good he was always trying to find a common ground among people. a man of so much peace died in such a tragic way. >> carnage in south caroline an has effect in tri-state. sharee williams is at the big board. and sdal live at mother peopleel ame sixth and lumbar in pennsylvania. dann, what was going tlon tonight. >> several hundred people of many faiths gathered here tonight for what would turn out to be a somber spiritual prayer fu

shelby, north carolina, during a traffic stop. at this time, we have not only fbi agent as there, but we also have sled and city of charleston detectiveso fly to shelby, north carolina, to ginl the interview process as well as the evidence recovery. this case could not been cleared as quickly as it had been for all of the cooperation of agencies that were involved in this investigation. i cannot say -- how thankful i am and how appreciative i am of all of the people who came together during a very tragic situation, a horrific situation and one that has touched the heart and soul of every person who lifts in this community. and they have come together and some of them have worked tirelessly running down leads, some of them have been working with their agencies and various states. the cooperation that we've received from the federal government with all of the resources as well as the state government has been unparalleled and i just want to make sure that i publicly thank all of my colleagues for the resources they brought also the men and women of the charleston police department as well as the charleston county sheriff's department who

shelby it's about four hours north of where we are right now in charleston. it's a city that sits east of charleston. law enforcement officials say officers noticed something suspicious about the car. he was driving a hyundai. they pulled him over and took him into custody without incident. i'm told that he is in the process of being brought back here. i can also tell you that this is a 21-year-old that doesn't just have a criminal record, but has a recent criminal record. there was a drug charge earlier this year also a trespassing charge from earlier this year as well. that's about all we know about the suspect at this point. as you indicated, this is a communicate that is very much in mourning. here's the thing about the mourning happening in charleston. this is a city that has been in mourning for several months now. this of course the same city sent reeling after the walter scott murder case. that shooting not 4 miles from where i understand right now. but it has been good to see so many vigils so many prayer services being held, not just here in charleston, but all

philadelphia, pa., a rizona, missouri, shelby county tenn., a spokane county washington. the jurisdictions include large cities to small localities like mesa county colorado and in south dakota. those capacities are from just over 200 beds or as many as 21,000. together they represent 11% of the nation's jail capacity it -- capacity. this initiative could impact a large segment of the of population and to demonstrate the alternative to incarceration that others could adopt and implement. the sites are diverse geographically and with politics with the economic and social structure and how the jails are organized and governed. regardless of the starting point , there is a half to change the way jails are used. in terms of the population represented by these sites they represent over 42 million or 13% of the total population. they have very diverse jail capacities. this gives you an idea how we picked small, medium, mega large jails. why these sites? as i mentioned we were gratified by the quality and volume of their response we received of jurisdictions across the country. the sites selected are broadly represen

shelby, north carolina, near charlotte after somebody spotted his car and alerted police. back in charleston, all nine of the victims have now been identified and churches across the city have been packed as that community tries to heal from such a deadly and senseless attack. we go first to jay gray. >> reporter: the shock and mourning outside the emanuel african methodist episcopal church in charleston and across the nation has just begun. >> to say our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families and their communities doesn't say enough to convey the heartache and the sadness and the anger that we feel. >> reporter: but the hunt for the accused killer is over now. >> we have arrested dylann roof, r-o-o-f from lexington, south carolina. >> reporter: 21-year-old dylan roof was arrested in rural shelby, north carolina, some four hours away from the historic ame church in charleston, south carolina, where he allegedly opened fire and killed nine people wednesday night. >> we woke up today and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. >> reporter: police say roof seen here entering the church on surveillance video, attended a prayer group inside the church aft

i know that today is the second anniversary of the shelby decision which went to gut the voting rights act of 1965. you know i represent the city city of selma. i think if my colleagues really want to do something that is not only symbolic but meaningful then they will support restoring the voting rights act. i drafted a bill yesterday with senator leahy, the voting rights advancement act that will do that. it is a modern day form l.a. the supreme court told us that congress needed to issue a modern day formula to get preclearance protections back. and that's exactly what we should be doing. i plan on being in south carolina tomorrow to pay my respects along with other members of congress. but i hope that what we -- what we'll come away from this incident this tragedy is a renewed commitment to doing action that will actually change behaviors and policies that will actually change this nation's tenor. >> democratic congresswoman in alabama's seventh district. safe travels to south carolina tomorrow. thank you for your time today. >> developments in colorado. the dark knight movie theater trial. the defense beginning their case.

city council to pass a temporary ordinance banning protests or picketing. it comes as we get our first look at dash cam video showing the arrest of shooting suspect dylann roof. >> last thursday, shelby, north carolina dash cam video reveals the moment police closed in on dylann roof, prime suspect in the murder of nine african-american church goers the night before in charleston, south carolina officers are seen approaching roof's car from behind. one has his gun drawn and pointed through the rear window. another officer goes to the driver's side door. roof is seen backing away from the car and the officer frisks him. roof is handcuffed and led to a police vehicle and this is the 911 call that led to roof's arrest: brady tells police one of his staff is on the road nearby following what she thinks is roof's car. >> ok, i've got some officers out there right now. >> ok. i've got the tag number, black hyundai, has a weird circle tag on the front she said. the boy has a bold looking haircut. >> the dash cam shows police searching the car for evidence. they open the trunk check all around the vehicle. eventually, it dawns on them they've just arrested the country's most wanted man and t

shelby a sense of where that is about four hours north of where we are here in charleston. it's a citystody, chuck. >> all right. let's go to the president. >>> good morning. i spoke with and vice president biden spoke with mayor joel riley and other leaders of charleston sow express our deep sorrow over the senseless murders that took place last night. michelle and i know several members of emanuel ame church. we knew their pastor reverend clementa pinckney who along with eight others gathered in prayer and fellowship and was murdered last night. and to say our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families and their community doesn't say enough to convey the heartache and the sadness and the anger that we feel. any death of this sort is a tragedy. any shooting involving multiple victims is a tragedy. there is something particularly heartbreaking about a death happening in a place in which we seek solace and we seek peace. in a place of worship. mother emanuel is, in fact, more than a church. this is a place of worship founded by african-americans seeking liberty. this is is a