. >> moving on - to an unreadable chart it just reflects the 5 unoccupied position two leaves of the absent and the occ was to fill one the 5 unoccupied position investigator we anticipate filling that position before the end of the fiscal year. >> let's talk about what we did in 2014 the investigation unit is budget for 21 full-time vufthd positions the occ got complaints and investigated the findings on 7 hundred and 6 cases we always like to close more cases, however, we were unable to do that because of the staffing constraint in all the cases in terms of the old cases and we closed 54 percent of the 2014 cases or 3 hundred and 93 the vacancies on our staff increased the number of days to close the cases moving on to divorced backlog in 2014 medium caseload was 24 cases and at the close of 2014 there were on 13 journey level investigators with full caseloads two of the journey caseloads are acting as senior caseloaders another reminder i've been it becomes is 15 cases per investigator occ had several cases in 2014 we had the two single 2011 hotel cases which were told while the f

the americas were unoccupied until after either during or after the last ice age. so, 22,000, 20,000 years ago. we wanted to reflect kind of problem solving on the part of these earliest americans and later native people living on the land. they were living on the food that was being produced day by day in the ecosystem. traditional knowledge can be a rich source of clues and information that perhaps we can use currently to help solve some problems. we don't want to lose track of that. >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring, lincoln, nebraska. our staff recently traveled there to learn about its rich history. learn more at c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv, all we can, every weekend on c-span 3. >> coming up next on american history tv, veteran journalist bob schieffer, peter arnett, and david hume kennerly speaking at the newseum speaking at the exhibit "reporting vietnam." all three reported on their experiences. during this discussion, they

people live here. >> reporter: some of these row homes were unoccupied or under renovations. authorities haven't officially connected these fires together. they are holding a press conference later on today where we expect to learn more. we are live in chester katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> okay, thank you, katherine. >>> this is new this morning. a 16-year-old is recovering from a shooting during an armed robbery in reading. this happened at west green and wiser streets late yesterday. the teen told police three men approached him. he he says one robber shot him in the stomach when the teen tried to reach for the gun. the victim suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. reading police say they're following up on leads but so far no one is in custody. >>> and a busy night in boston. an antiterrorism task force arrested one man just hours after shooting and killing another man. sources tell abc news usaama rahim the man killed had been under 24 hour scrutiny for making threats against the police. members of the task force approached rahim yesterday. they wanted to qu

the americas were unoccupied until after either during or after the last ice age. so, 22,000, 20,000 years ago. we wanted to reflect kind of problem solving on the part of these earliest americans and later native people living on the land. they were living on the food that was being produced day by day in the ecosystem. traditional knowledge can traditional knowledge can be a rich source of clues and information that perhaps we can use currently to help solve some problems. we don't want to lose track of that. >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring, lincoln nebraska. our staff recently traveled there to learn about its rich history. learn more about lincoln and other stops on our tour. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on cspan3. >> coming up next, the former national security council and state department officials from the nixon administration discussed the president's efforts to normalize relations with china in the early 1970's. they detail national security advisor henry kissinger's

a lot of unoccupied cabins, vacation homes, hiking trails biking trails.o-week search. they converged on this town 30 miles west of the prison where those two inmates escaped. there's clear walking trails and roads that lead from the town of dannemora where that prison is to this area. the franklin county district attorney telling me this

of the alleged crimes he and a friend planned to burglarize a home they knew to be unoccupied because the residents were out of town. o'sullivan said he never left the car. >> i had been drinking in the car. i got nervous and was like i will take a xanax. i'm feeling better. let me take another one and i ended up blacking out and woke up in my girlfriend's basement. >> authorities tell a different story. they say o'sullivan not only broke into the home but when he encountered a female house sitter, he raped her. >> you said you blacked out. how can you be sure you didn't commit the crimes? >> i can't say i didn't go in the house but i don't remember anything in the house. but i don't ever remember. i can't say i did or i didn't. >> it's possible you could have committed those crimes? >> yes. i believe anything is technically possible. >> as serious as the charges are that brought o'sullivan to jail, it is new crimes he has been charged with in jail that have the potential to put him away forever. coming up -- >> prosecutor said o'sullivan instructed that the witness' body be buried so

they are focused on hiking trails and unoccupied homes, something they have been focused on since the beginning of this search more than two weeks ago. in the meantime as the search continues here and in other places the investigation also continues. a 57-year-old corrections officer who worked on the block where matt and sweat were housed he is now on administrative leave and undergoing questioning by authorities. his attorney telling us he received a painting that was made by richard matt while behind bars. there was a focus on the paintings, because joyce mitchell, the prison seamstress who is charged with helping them escape received a painting. gene palmer told me 100% his client denies knowing anything about the escape before it happened. chris? >> thank you. police are really moving on tips. they have been pouring in about possible sightings of the escaped killers. law enforcement sources close to the investigation telling cnn there was a credible sighting over the weekend near the town of friendship new york. it's on the new york/pennsylvania border. it's where alexander field

police say at least 22 shots were faired and several unoccupied cars were hit. no one was hurt.ice are trying to identify the gunman from surveillance tape. >>> san jose police are -- there are six months left until their contract expires but the police officers association tells the mercury news if a deal does not happen soon, its will be a catastrophe. vice mayor tells the city they are close to getting a deal done. >>> pablo sandoval was benched for using instagram during the game the night before. he admitted to team officials that he was on the photo sharing sight during the seventh inning of wednesday's game. a blogger noticed his official account. liked some photos on another account. the red sox require phones and other devices to be shut off 30 minutes before the first pitch. he said he made a mistake and apologized to his teammates and other organizations. >> i would like some people in restaurants to be fined. maybe some people at my own dinner table. >> let's go back out to sal. >> he's got the hat on. got the bat on. >> there he is sporting the hat. >> that is right

road and along this stretch are dozens of access trails like this one that lead to hunting cabins unoccupied most of the year. >> as the investigation into the escape continues, the department of corrections announce gene palmer has been put on leave in connection with the escape. nbc spoke with his lawyer. >> he has fully cooperated with law enforcement, answered all their questions, interviewed 14 hours. >> heavily armed law enforcement are pouring into the woods. rugged, difficult terrain. flushing out two convicts won't be easy. >> thanks stephanie for that report. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton is expected to travel to speak to a suburb near the site last year's killing of michael brown. clinton garners 75% of the vote in the national pole, 60 points ahead of bernie sanders. 92% of democrats see themselves supporting clinton as the nominee. in the general election matchup, former florida governor jeb bush performs best against clinton president. >>> two prominent politicians announce they've been diagnosed with cancer. ho owe began has non-hodgkin lymphoma. announcing, th

they are focused on hiking trails and unoccupied homes, something they have been focused on since thes search more than two weeks ago. in the meantime as the search continues here and in other places t

a lot of unoccupied cabins, vacation homes, hiking trails biking trails. the things police and searchers have been focused on since the beginning of this now more than two-week search. they converged on this town 30 miles west of the prison where those two inmates escaped. there's clear walking trails and roads that lead from the town of dannemora where that prison is to this area. the franklin county district attorney telling me this morning that on saturday a witness who was checking on an unoccupied vacation cabin saw a man who ran out the back door of the cabin, had clearly been burglarized. law enforcement went in, found it to be a credible possible sighting of one of the two inmates who have escaped, and that's why the search has now led to this area here. of course they're still continuing to search other areas, but very concentrated search in the wooded areas in this part of the region. >> sara and we can certainly see why. those two law enforcement sources telling us that evidence collected from that cabin you spoke of sara had dna leftover and wh

very rural, in the adirondacks, upstate new york lots of unoccupied cabin, lots of seasonal home lots of hiking trails biking trails. the kinds of things searchers have been looking through when these two inmates disappeared. they've been following more than 2,000 tips. they've been walking hundreds of miles of trials. last night when we got here there were police on all terrain vehicles tactical teams that were gearing up doing grid searches through the wooded area. you can see a police vehicle checkpoint behind me. it's not visible in the street where it's wide open. we know there are searchings concentrated in the wooded areas, zblofl a huge huge break, the finding of that dna. meanwhile, sara ago second prison worker has been suspended after being accused of playing at least some role in the escape? what do we know about this individual? >> you know he's 57-year-old veteran guard at the prison a corrections officer, he's been there more than 25 years. his lawyer telling us that the reason they wanted to talk to him is because he received a painting that was made by richard matt on

. >> when people burglarized his grandmother's unoccupied house on west k street last monday, it devastated him. >> still in shock. i don't know what to think right now. >> he doesn't want to show his face, fearing retaliation. he saw the burglars leaving the house. >> i walked up the street and i seen all these boxes packed up. who the heck would leave the door open? all of a sudden, i see this guy walking up the back. >> the burglar started running after they saw him. >> i saw my neighbor leaving the house. i said these guys are robbing the house. >> they noticed the burglars ran to the white car in the nearby park. this is how it looks on google earth. one way in and one way out. so the neighbor drove his car here to block the exit. the burglars ditched the car and ran away. >> it's like a blessing when you're in time of need, someone is around for you. >> police believe these three may be the burglars, police say they arrested them when they came back the next day to steal a kayak a block away. the victim suspects the burglars tracked down his grandmother's name and house from the obitu

there are a lot of unoccupied seasonal cabins, biking trails, hiking trails, the things searches have been focused on since the beginning when the inmates escaped. we do know from talking to the district attorney this morning that the lead that led them here was a witness who was checking on a vacation cabin in the woods for a friend and saw a man running out the back door. the cabin was clearly burglarized and two law enforcement sources now confirming to cnn that items that were removed, personal items removed from the cabin, had the dna of both of those missing escapees, convicted murderers, their dna was a match for personal items found inside the cabin. now, this is important, john and kate, because all of the other unconfirmed sightings that have led up to this point in the last couple of days, there have been several of them, some of them closer to the pennsylvania border with new york, those ones were simply sightings, people seeing men walking in some cases along railroad tracks that matched the description of these two men, but this is the first time in a long time that phys

. >> the first one started at 420 bicly an unoccupied house and then early monday morning firefighters were back battling a blaze in 418 that was also vacant and it spread to more occupied homes and they they responded to 10 bicly where a family lives. >> a couple of days before that it was down the road and before that further down the road. >> the fire commissioner and mayor were there saying they are working to get to the bottom of this. >> we are deploying and looking at a number of perspectives and we'll continue to do so. >> back here live six row homes have fire damage and several more are affected. a press conference is going on right now and the officials a that the investigation is underway and that the fires are suspicious and it's lucky that no one has been hurt in all of this and the red cross will do a fire safety walk through here this afternoon. >> katherine, thank you. >>> two people were hurt and one seriously when a fire ripped through a house in atlanticic county, this is 100 block of pleasantville at 2:00 this morning, when the firefighter as rived the fire had eng

rare that you know, a vehicle would spontaneously combust especially a vehicle that was parked unoccupied. we have every reason to believe this was an arson case. >> reporter: while the dealership has no cameras, there are cameras outside the chinese restaurant right by the burned cars. >> so you can see them something -- under the vehicle. you can see a big flame underneath the vehicle. then you could see the car catching on fire and stance that happened he -- as soon as that happened he biked away. >> reporter: officers will be reviewing video and talking to nearby businesses. they do believe this is an isolated incident but they are asking for the public's help. if anyone has any information they are asked to contact them. in novato, lisa chan, kpix 5. >> the owner of the dealership says from the video, the arson susp a young caucasian man. >>> a big mess on 680 in san ramon. gravel truck overturned just before 9:00 a.m. in the southbound lanes the trailer left a mound of gravel spread out on the highway. crews up righted the trailer and then used shovels and brooms to clean up. traffi

and just days ago another fire started in the unoccupied home right next to the place where the blaze broke out today. today people are remembering beau biden. tributes are powing in for the vice-president's sochbility he died saturday of brain cancer and the vice-president is expected to be in delaware today. abc jim avala has more on the special bond father and son shared. >> joe biden back at family compound in delaware today. no public appearances scheduled as democrats and republicans paid tribute to his son, beau the former delaware attorney general who died over the weekend at just 46. >> i would like to express my sincere condolences to the entire biden family. >> family bond forged by tragedy and the boys injured and mother and sister taken in a fatal car crash when beau was 3 years old. two days before announcing beau was in the hospital his father had these emotional words. >> the incredible pond i have with my children is a gift i'm not sure i would have had had i not been through what i went through. >> beau biden's bright future could only be stopped by a five year battl

smoke coming from the row home, authorities however were first called to the block for a fire in an unoccupied home on saturday. and then early monday morning a fire started next door at a vacant house and that spread to neighboring homes and some believe this is no accident. >> i think that someone is interested in buying up these houses and getting them cheap and coming back rehabbing the houses and charging you an arm and leg. >> in total six row homes on the block are damaged or destroyed. more than 20 people are displaced so far by the fires. a pizza shop and a daycare center are damaged by a fire in southwest philadelphia firefighters were called to the scene in elm wood avenue on massy street the placed was sparked at the nick two pizza shop and the center next door sustained smoke damage, the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> turning to accuweather in some areas the sky is brightening, sky 6 hd looking at the center city skyline for most of the rain has stopped and the clouds may start to clear. david murphy is in for david. >> those clouds are stubborn the last few days as

one of the homes was unoccupied but two others were occupied.we'll talk about what these victims saw when they woke up this morning coming up. >>> we're following two breaking news stories this morning. flames hit a home in montgomery county and three people are hurt. we're gathering information at that scene and we'll bring you a live report. >>> another house fire. this one in germantown. we're also live on that scene there with an update on the firefighters progress and how many people escaped. >>> a steamy and stormy start to the workweek. temperatures are expected to soar but wet weather is moving our way. 74 degrees outside. it's wet. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. look outside and it looks humid out there. that's because it is once again. meteorologist bill henley standing by with his first alert forecast. strong thunderstorms just moved through, too, right? >> we tracked them from maryland into delaware and they're now moving across delaware bay starting to weaken some but still some

this stretch are dozens of access trails just like this one that lead to hunting cabins that are unoccupied for most of the year. as the investigation into the escape continues the department of corrections announced prison officer gene palmer has been put on administrative leave in connection with the escape. nbc spoke with his lawyer. >> he has fully cooperated with law enforcement. he's answered all their questions. he was interviewed for 14 hours. >> reporter: tonight owls head is bracing for a night of intense searching. heavily armed law enforcement are pouring into the woods. rugged, difficult terrain. flushing out two convicts won't be easy. in just the last couple of hours we've noticed our own ability to move around town significantly restricted. just down the road the fire department has been turned into a staging area with humvees, command centers, and busloads of law enforcement being brought in. turning this normally sleepy mountain town into the center of the manhunt. lester? >> all right. stephanie, thank you. it could be an extremely dangerous night ahead in the midwest, ri

burglars broke into this unoccupied house on k street. it was owned by a 91-year-old woman who recently passed away. her obituary was published in the local paper and her grandson who asked not to be identified think it is thieves may have used that obituary as a tip. >> a lot of people they don't even know what is going on and how much information is really out there, that people can use against you. >> arrested three suspects, a block away. and recovered some of the stolen property, but so far, they can't confirm whether the suspects did use the obituary as their guide. >>> and this isn't what you wouldic perfect to see in the sierra foothills in june. thunderstorms have been rolling through the area since last night. they have been moving slowly dumping half an inch of rain in auburn alone. but that is nothing compared to what they saw in rockland. students had their high school graduation cut short by this thunderstorm. they managed to squeeze in the procession and diplomas before the rough stuff rolled in sending grads and their fami

. >> reporter: the first in the series of fires started saturday in 420 bickley an unoccupied house. then early monday morning firefighters were back battling a blaze that began right next door in 418 which is also vacant. that one spread to several occupied homes. last night crews arrived to 410 the end row home. >> when we arrived we had heavy fire in the rear of 410 up through the back of the second floor working its way across the unit. >> reporter: the crime scene team carried evidence from the fire. the fire commissioner and the mayor were on the scene saying they're working to get to the bot bomb of this. >> we're looking at a number of perspectives of why this is happening and how and we'll continue to do so. >> reporter: an officer from chester police is positioned on this block. again the cause of these fires remains under investigation. we are live in chester katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> katherine, thank you for those details. >>> a south philadelphia community says they're being terrorized by a gang of girls and the police need to do more about it. more tha

is trying to cut losses and sell 392 bedroom two bath units and one bun bedroom one bath remain unoccupied for nearly a decade. that's 20% of the 200 units in the building now filled mostly with week enters and renters. >> when this building first opened in 2006 units were selling for $600,000 or more. now at auction at least 15 units will be going up with no minimum bid. >> it's an absolute auction. so salute means absolute regardless of price. >> reporter: the building has indoor outdoor pool with cabanas cabanas, workout studio and gym amenities paid for by condo fees that range from four to $500. part of the view from any of the 26 floors contain the ocean. but it also over looks a dark revel. >> come to the open houses see if they like the units f they do show up at the auction with a $10,000 certified check. >> after a tough year of job loss casinos closings, they're looking for investors up on their luck and willing to roll the dice. in atlantic city, i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> that could be you. >> hey listen, sounds like a bargain. >> ocean view. >> a lot of compe

. >> reporter: the first in the series of fires started saturday in 420 bicly an unoccupied house.rly monday morning firefighters were back battling a blaze that began in 418, also vacant. that one spread to several more homes. last night around 10:00 crews arrived to heavy flames in 410 bicly. >> these are at the end of the row. the fire a couple days ago was further down the row. couple days before that was even further down the row. >> reporter: the crime scene unit carried evidence from last night's fire scene. neighbors are worried 93 haven't seen the last of the fires here. >> fares is crazy. it's dangerous. people live here. >> reporter: again authorities have not said that they have had -- they haven't determined a cause yet. they also haven't said that these three fires are connected but we are expected to learn more from authorities later on today in a press conference. we're live in chester katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> katherine thank you for that. >>> former delaware attorney general beau biden will be laid to rest on saturday. president barack obama will

. >> reporter: they say it was because of the weedeater being used by someone in and unoccupied home. >> they had no water condo hoses to try to put it out. >> reporter: michelle item says her agency responded to five fires yesterday. this was one of two that were started by mowing. this we started at a home in rio linda. >> the best times to row -- mo are the early morning hours. if the grass is up to your knees, that needs to be handled, but it needs to be handled in the early hours of the day. >> reporter: yesterday the high temperature was 106.>> the mid- , hot part of the day, with no water around, it could have been prevented.>>> after three weeks of cleaning and care, a dozen brown pelicans were released into the wild today. the pipeline spill was over $100,000 of crude oil. -- 100,000 gallons of crude oil. the 10 pelicans are the first of those rescued to be returned to the wild. >>> the fallout continues for the naacp leader who claimed to be black. what her mom says about her transition. >>> next, a prison employee arrested and charged after helping two prisoners escaped. wh

an unoccupied house. then early monday morning firefighters were back battling a blaze that began in 418, also vacant. that one spread to several more homes. last night around 10:00 crews arrived to heavy flames in 410 bickley. >> these are at the end of the row. the fire a couple days ago was further down the row. a couple days before that it was even further down the row. >> reporter: the crime scene unit carried evidence from last night's fire scene. neighbors are worried they haven't seen the last of the fires here. >> three fires it's crazy. dangerous. people live here. >> reporter: authorities haven't connected these three fires yet but there is a press conference later on today. we hope to learn more about what's going on here. we're live in chester katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> okay, katherine, thank you for that. >>> new this morning a 16-year-old is recovering from a shooting that happened during an armed robbery in reading. this all went down in west green and wiser streets late y

an unoccupied house.rly monday morning firefighters were back battling a blaze that began right next door in 418 which is also vacant. that one spread to several occupied homes. last night crews arrived to 410, the end row home. >> when we arrived we had heavy fire in the rear of 410 that extended up through the back into the second floor working its way across the roof. >> reporter: the crime scene unit carried evidence from last night's fire scene. the fire commissioner and the mayor were among officials who say they are working to get to the bottom of this. >> we are looking at a number of perspectives of how this thing is happening and why it's happening and we'll continue to do so. >> reporter: and this morning an officer from chester police is positioned here at the scene. the cause of these fires remains under investigation. we are live in chester katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> okay, thank you katherine. >>> it is now 6:05 and a south philadelphia community says they're being terrorize

now, police here are still actively searching as well, going through trails and unoccupied homes thatentially be spots are where these two inmates may be hiding out or routes they may be using to leave down. they have not abandoned here, but it seems like state police are actively searching now and maybe two or three other towns near the border with pennsylvania. meantime the investigation is ongoing. correctional officer has also been placed on administrative leave. not many details but we know it's a man and he's placed on leave. it's always been a possibility that more employees could have been involved in this escape. >>> two victims of the deadly balcony collapse laid in rest. gathered for the memorial service, services for held saturday tore two victims of the tragic balcony collapse in berkeley early tuesday morning. at saint joseph's church in coat tee mourned the loss of ashley donohoe and olivia burke who were among the six peoples who lost theirx%@f lives in the a collapse. >> all stories end in death. sometimes it comes when it has scarcely just begun. and this was true in

three parked yet unoccupied cars. one of which a city owned suv sent flying into cafe roma. >> and business was closed. nobody was inside. we have checked had the interior of the building and there was nobody inside. >> the driver was taken to san francisco general hospital, treated for minor injuries. >> it is possible his level of intoxication will be eventually be tested but too early to say right now. >> i thought he was being chased because of the rate of speed and the fact he was out of control. >> reporter: police say whether or not the driver was being chased is still under investigation. live in san francisco, tonight, kron 4 news. >> all right. >>> a grass fire damages two homes. that broke throughout afternoon right near blue rock's spring creek. crews still working to extinguish that fire. spoke with neighbors who live in the area. what do they have to say so far? >> they're keeping their eyes very close on the fire. it's been going on right behind me here and they are monitoring this very closely. you can

one of the cars from the ride the smiler collided with a stationary car that was unoccupied.ued and rushed to the hospital but a dozen other riders were left stranded 25 feet in the air at a 45-degree angle for three hours. the accident happened at alton towers which is one of britain's tourest attractions. >>> hundredsover student crossing guards from elementary schools in oakland were honored for their hard work and dedication. parents, teachers and supporters were among those in attendance at the pass and review ceremony. the school's safety patrol program is sponsored by aaa. in oakland the otd and aaa have been worked together for 80 years. >> that was nice. >>> is there warmer weather on the way? our chief meteorologist bill martin is under way. >>> but first, a warriors seen years in the making. the moves and maneuvering that brought us to this week's nba finals. >>> it's a match up 40 years in the making. this thursday the golden state warriors will face off against the cleveland cavaliers in game one of the nba finals. we all know the warriors have been mediocre for

they are still going through active trails and unoccupied homes.e than 600 miles of trails and more than 200 homes as they continue their search. meanwhile, the gag ongoing. a clinton correction officer has been placed on administrative leave. authorities not giving us many details but saying it is a man and he has been placed on leave as part of this ongoing investigation. they have always left open the possibility that there were more people involved in this elaborate escape. >>> now, an al jazeera reporter is calling the egyptian government weak and petty. last year a cairo court sentenced him to 15 years on torture charge. he wasn't even at that trial. he was stopped in berlin on saturday as he tried to board a flight to ka -- qat tar. what is he accused of doing? >> during the 2011 revolution when the government is accusing him of torturing a lawyer in tahir square a charge that he denies last october he was sentenced to 15 years in prison in absentia the egyptian government asked interpol to arrest him and that's what we're hearing today. now

the driver barreled into three parked yet unoccupied star. one which the city suv accept flying. >> the busy was closed. we've checked the interior and there was nobody inside the business is closed at this time. >> taken to san francisco general hospital, treated for minor injuries. >> it's very possible that his level of intoxication will be tested but that's too early to say right now. >> i thought he was being chased because of the rate of speed he was coming off the freeway and the fact that he was out the control. >> in san francisco, kron4 news. >> other big news for you this morning a child who police say was abducted by his mother has been found safe this morning. chris tee in a rodriguez abducted 18-month-old gonzalez from the 1800 block avenue saturday average. rodriguez was there for a planned parental visit. she's been arrested and could face child endangerment charges. >>> happening right now police are looking for three suspects that happened in the small unincorporated town. the incident happened at point reyes. he was robbed

more than 200 unoccupied or camp-type homes have been searched fred. >> these two escapees, we understands list of escaped fugitives. how might that change the dynamics? >> whenever somebody gets put on the list like the fbi's ten most wanted individuals. you will see a shift in ac sets or allocations to go towards and search for these individuals. there is not much more they could do to search for them. they are just being added for awareness purposes. it shows you the importance of this. the martials are searching every day for fugitives. it shows you how important these two criminals actually are. >> sarah, any additional information about this corrections officer who has been placed on leave, the circumstances, why? >> reporter: authorities aren't giving us much detail. we do know it is a man. we do know last week when we were talking about the district attorney he left open the possibility that there were others involved in this plan to escape. we know joyce mitchell is charged with helping them by providing tools. but the da always had said that there is always the possibility that

the car on that ride known as the smiler crashed into an unoccupied car going 50 miles an hour. 16 riderse left dangling 25 feet in the ire for four hours at a 45- degree angle. the roller coaster closed twice before because of safety concerns. >>> the leader of a bay area mosque is asking questions about how his brother was shot by fbi agents. they had usaama rahim under sur 5:lens. they had a plot to kill a police officer by beheading and they planned to carry it out yesterday. according to the fbi, he pulled out a knife and was shot when he would not put it down. on his facebook page, the imam of the lighthouse mosque in oakland said his brother was at a bus top on his way to work. he wrote he was on his cell phone needing a witness. his last words to my father whop heard the shots were i can't breathe. a member of the lighthouse mosque says he does not believe the imam family is not into terrorist because his brother preached about violence. >> we don't need to take up arms and get bothered about it. he said let's work on our character in ourselves. let's work on loving one another. >

a lot of the structures that they are searching are unoccupied. they are hunting cabins. you can imagine what is around them what the area around them is like. the areas that might be a little more cleared out, like old railroad lines, things that run along power lines. also hiking trails and biking trails. this is a wooded area brooke. >> to say the least. we're going to talk to someone who knows the terrain very well. they may be one step ahead of the investigators now that they have been on the run for 18 days. >> reporter: that's right. it's been 18 days and it seems like they have been one step ahead. the police have scaled back. the amount of information that they have been giving us about where the search area is exactly, where the perimeters are. yesterday they voiced concern that these two men may have some way of tracking or listening in to radio communications and hearing what police are talking about. last week when i interviewed the district attorney he told me that before they escaped, inmates inside the prison saw them with cell phones. they are not suppose