that is they'll make sure they leave no stone unturned. it's very mrntd the co. the sbooir stapd e stabld of the virs vick imthes. ish e it legal, than there may be kwun oar mr. arnds that pern would have culpability here. so there's a lot of information that needs to be collected. it's going do take many hours to go e go through that taemt. laboratory comes into play here. their they're going to so to look. everything has kwot to be analyzed. was he on some strug, comes to these shooters that we have been talking about. usually, it's a young, december fon dant white meat. 58 years old. is that out of the ordinary? >>> we had a situation here where member was rejekted by the grill. he told them he was too old. and he proved they want hoe wicht dooed. >>> here's a guy in his 80s. you just don't know when these things happened. was he gist diagnosed with cancer. i d. it's going to take time. how much time are you looking at before we learn the name of the shoot other? what his motivesings -- mote ration positionally was. dentity and notify his next of kin. i would

is obliged to not leave any stones unturned. discussions are taking place and we're hearing them around the region and elsewhere that may require perhaps more time and may be linked on developments. the syrian people are being given a chance, they told us to be deeply and intensely consulted, after all we always say this is a syrian led syrian involved well, this was their opportunity. >> amid serious funding difficulties the united nations continues to provide life-saving support to billions of people. second we must keep pressing for a political solution. the price of continuing the this is too high. in the name of humanity there is no alternative than going to the negotiation table. >> they tried high level international conferences. they tried face-to-face peace talks. what we've got now is a much more modest proposal, a series of working groups of syrians to discuss some of the issues. why is that one you heard him talking about it there. there are other things in the region. they believe they need time for those to play ou

wherever the facts lead we want to make certain that no stone is unturned and we get every fact. and wherever the facts lead. >> they said that the investigation is to the death is being treated as if it's a murder investigation. but he characterizeed bland's behavior as not ideal. sandra bland was very come pattive. >> what does that mean? >> it was not a model traffic stop or it was not a model person who was stopped on a traffic spot. i think the public can make it's own determination as to the behaviors that they're seeing in the video. >> the officer involved in the travel ever traffic stop has been placed on administrative duty. >> i want that family, when they go back to chicago for when this is resome offed that they believe that they had justice in texas. >> in an online posting sandra bland talked about the black lives matter movement and talked about the deep-seeded mistrust between the law enforcement and people of color. >> you could stand there surrender could to the cops and still be killed. >> the initial story when she was pulled over for a regular traffic stop a

we will not leave any stone unturned for the victims of this heinous and cowardly act. i can tell you that we have one common goal. that is to protect the safety and the national security of our citizens and our people and this country. chattanooga police chief is here, and he will detail some unquestionable acts of bravery and heroism exibbletted by the chattanooga "political capital" -- exhibited by the chattanooga police department and the active shooter situation they found themselves. steve will detail the assets and resources of a.t.f. toward the investigation. and ed research inhold will detail what he can of the investigation and the resources of the f.b.i. at that point we will answer any questions that you have if we can answer them. i want to thank you in advance for understanding that we can't answer all questions and are prohibitted from actually answering some. first of all i want to recognize captain jason balzer with the united states marine corps. >> sir, thank you. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. the marine corps thanks the law enforcement and em

. >> we will not leave any stone unturned. for the victims of the heinous and cowardly act. >> reporter: authorities say the shooter muhammad youssef abdulazeez dawned an ammunition laden vest during his killing spree. the origin of the weapons are under scrutiny. >> some of the weapons were purchased legally and some not. >> reporter: looking into the background. he earned an engineering agree three years ago. -- degree three years ago. >> we are cropping with -- cooperating with law enforcement and the investigation and we will continue to do so. so we are looking into all aspects and we are ready to address any questions. >> reporter: authorities are also checking his travel destinations but add there is no indication he was inspired by the islamic state or any other terrorist group. fox news. >>> today is a day of celebrations for muslims marking the end of ramadan. they are also mourning the deaths in tennessee. ktvu's ann rubin is at the fairgrounds where there is a cloud over the celebration. >> reporter: organizers say

is obliged and all of us to not get any stone unturned. and the ongoing serious conversations which are taking place and we are hearing them around the region and elsewhere. which may require perhaps more time. >> he was referring to a number of important developments that the u.n. believes could be positive. this is a holding plan until they see how things play out. the u.n. knows that president assad's forces are losing ground on the battle field and perhaps in a matter of months his government will be prepared to make more concessions. they also know that the recent policy shift by turkey which is prepared to carry out air strikes to push back isil, could help the moderate opposition. and there is the iran nuclear deal. the u.n. secretary general said that could change things too. >> when there is a unity, there is solidarity shown by members of the council and european union and all the actors, there is nothing which we cannot do. and my message was that why don't you use this political great momentum. and there is an important role to

josh is getting a little stressed here but -- i want to make sure we are not leaving any stone unturned. >> i will be briefed. the argument is iran has a cash wind fall, billions to spend, your people seem confident they will spend it at home. why are you confident they are not going to respond it on army -- arming hezbollah, et cetera? >> that is a great question. i am glad you property it up. it is a mistake to characterize our belief they will just spend it on daycare centers and roads and paying down debt. we think they have to do some of that because he was el legged on the premise of improving the economic situation inside of iran and that economy has tanked since we imposed sanctions. the notion that they are accountly going to town over $100 million to these other forces, i think, runs contrary to all the intelligence we have seen and the commitments the iranian government has made. do we think that with the sanctions coming down that iran will have some additional resources for its military and for some of the activities in the region that are a let to us and a net to our allie

is obliged and all of us are to not get any stone unturned. also, due to the ongoing serious conversation and discussions which are taking place, and we are hearing them around the region and elsewhere, which may require more time. >> reporter: he was referring to a number of important developments that the u.n. believes could be positive. this is a holding plan. president's assad's forces are losing on the battle ground. perhaps in a matter of months his government will be prepared to make more concessions. the policy shift by turkey which is prepared to carry out air strikes could help the moderate opposition. and then there is the iran nuclear deal that. could change things, too. >> when there is a unity, solidarity shown by members of the council and european union, there is nothing which we cannot do. my message was that why don't you use this political great momentum and there is a very important role to be played by iran. iran is crucially important player in the region. >> reporter: when he addressed the security council, the secretary

is obliged and all of them is obliged to not get any stone unturned. it's attuned to ongoing conversations that are taking place. we are hearing them around the region and else where. that may require more time. >> he is referring to a number of developments that the u.n. believes could be positive. in essence, this is a holding plan until they see awe things play out. the u.n. knows that president's bashar al-assad's forces are losing ground on the battlefield and in a matter of months his government may be prepared to make concessionless and the policy shift by turkey prepared to carry out air strikes to push back i.s.i.l. could help the moderate opposition. there's the iran nuclear deem. the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon says it could change things. >> when there's solidarity showed by particularly members. p5+1 the security council and the union and all the actors there's nothing we cannot do. my message is why don't we use the politically created great momentum. there is clear an important role plied by iran. iran is an important player in th

in custody there was 12 hundred people in some form of alternatives so we don't leave any stone unturned we run the full gambit i wanted to point that out. >> i know we don't have sheriff meshing with us from the population drops to one thousand he'll drop of support of the new building of the jail facility can you talk about that. >> i wasn't present for any comments and obviously you understand the context that means everybody every everything i can talk about the situation what it is today and remembered you that the rfp is in 2020 if you looked at what the jail count was today in 2020 county jail number three and four will be completely shurld we would hope and seismically in the half hours and county jail 6 will be anybody delipidated at this point and if only can quietlys 2 and 5 being in service we'll need to get sheriff in lamdz on speed dial that's a real situation so the rock and retention facility addresses a needs not only for the county jail but for the public safety in the year 2020 a thank you very much everyone for all the answers. >> supervisor kim. >> i wanted to follow

police say they are leashing -- leaving no stone unturned. >> we do a search from the area she went missing to the levee and down to the beep area. we brought in additional resources to look high and low for this child. we have watercraft. we have aircraft. we have foot patrol right new looking for maddy. >> police are saying that they have expanded their sent for maddy. her mother said she would never disappear like this on her own. her daughter always came home on time and was very aware of her surrounding. her mother also telling me that she did hand over her cell phone to police and is cooperating with authorities. >> highway patrol has not issued an amber alert because the criteria is not missing. according to the department of justice amber alert will be issued if law enforcement confirms an abduction took place. the child must be at risk of serious injury or death. if those guide lines are not met a missing advisory is missing in hopes the child runs home safe. >> stay with abc for continuing coverage of the coverage as authorities sent for madyson middleton. we will bring you update

whether the fact to leave, we want to make certain that no stone is unturned. whenever the facts lee. that those end up being an offense. >> the investigation into the death has been treated as if it was a murder investigation. >> it was suggested that the traffic stop was not ideal. >> sandra bland was combative. >> reporter: what does that mean? >> it was not a model traffic stop. it's not a model person that was stopped. i think the public can make its own determinations as to the behaviours seen in the video. >> the trooper violated procedures and has been placed on administrative duty. detective governor says full trance personsly -- transparency will be seen in the investigation. >> i want the family when they go back to chicago, when in is resolved that they believe they have justice. >> sandra bland talked about the black lives matter movements and expressed a distrust of people of colour and law enforcement. >> the news weigh see of late, you can stand there, surrender to the cops and be kill. >> reporter: this woman said the bland she knew was pragmat

they aren't leaving any stone unturned to search for mexico's kingpin. >>> the ministry distributed 100,000 pictures of guzman who escaped from prison in mexico. police are searching hospitals and hotels and funeral homes. guzman escaped from pretty much on sat -- prison on saturday through a tunnel dug under his cell. >>> officials are unearthing what is called the largest mass grave in the world in colombia. former war lords who are now in prison say up to 300 people were dumped in the landfill. >>> vice president biden is set to meet with democratic senators to try to gain support for the iranian nuclear deal the day after he made a similar pitch during a meeting with house democrats. the administration hopes enough democrats support the deal to stop republicans from blocking. >>> in the meantime president obama says bill cosby will keep his presidential medal of freedom. >> in spite of the sex assault allegations surrounding the comedian. in a press conference yesterday about the iran nuclear deal, someone asked the president about cosby's award. president obama did say that drugging so

investigators say they'll leave no stone unturned. >> we are checking every possible place where he resided or could have resided visit where he shopped, went to school, who his friends were as he worked out at a gym. every possible lead. >> we'll continue to check for updates and we'll bring you any information that we get as soon as we get them. tracy, i'll come and join now in the studio at the bottom of the hour. live in the digital operations center vai sikahema nbc 10. >>> the shooting serves up difficult memories for people at adjacent base m mcguire-dix-lakehurst. the ft. dix six were found guilty of trying to kill military at the place. >> the military and the d.o.d. cops do their best to protect us and spot the people. a lot of times you don't know who they are. be aware, be vigilant of what's going on around you. >> and the white house has been in touch with the pentagon to make sure military installations are being vigilant in the wake of the deadly shooting. 4:05. bullets fly through an intersection in north philadelphia sending one woman to the hospital and narrowly missing tw

is advised to not leave any stone unturned.ttuned to the serious conversations and discussions taking place, and we are hearing them around the region and elsewhere, which may require, perhaps, more time. >> reporter: he was referring to a number of important developments that the u.n. believes could be positive. in essence, this is a holding plan until they see how it plays out. they know that bashar al-assad's forces are losing ground and in a matter of months the government is prepared to make concessions. they know the policy by turkey prepared to carry out air strikes could help the moderate opposition. >> there's the iran your nuclear deal. ban ki-moon told me that could change things too. >> you need solidarity shown by p5 members of the security council, and european union and the actors. there's nothing which we cannot do. my message was why don't you use this politically created momentum and there is an important role to be played by iran. iran is a crucially important player in the rigon. >> when he addressed the sec

we will not leave any stone unturned for the victims of this heinous and cowardly act. i can tell that you that to protect the safety of the citizens of this country chattanooga police chief is here and he will detail some un unquestionable acts of bravery and heroism exhibited by the chattanooga police department in the active shooter situation they found themselves. steve jerardeau will detail the assets and resources of atf towards the investigation and ed arenaholdreinhold will detail what he can of the personnel of the fbi and what they have dedicated to this. at that point, we will answer any questions you have if we can answer them and i want to thank you in advance for understanding that we can't answer all questions. and are prohibited from actually answering some. first off i want to recognize captain jason ballzer with united states marine corps. >> sir. thank you. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. the marine corps thanks the law enforcement and emergency personnel here in chattanooga for their response yesterday and to the chattanooga officials and commu

whatever the facts lead we want to make certain that no stone is unturned and we get every fact and whatever the facts leave that those end up being there. >> the waller county district attorneyed the investigation is treated as if it were a murder investigation, but he characterized bland's behavior during the traffic stop as not ideal. >> sandra bland was very combative. >> what does that mean? >> it was not a model traffic stop, and it was not a model person that was stopped on a traffic stop. i think the public can make its own determinations as to the behaviors that are seen in the video. >> texas authorities say the trooper violated procedures during the traffic stop and has been placed on administrative duty. texas lieutenant-governor dan patrick says full transparency will be seen in that investigation. >> i want that family when they go back to chicago or when this is resolved that they believe they had justice in texas. >> in her online posting sandra bland talked about the black lives matter movement and expressed a deep-seated distrust between the law enforcement and people of co

according to police their leaving no stone unturned, checking rooms quarters -- corners and inches of this campus. it appears they are even talking to people who are parked or trying to exit building. we cb officer walking back to that vehicle. a lot of action happening now on the campus. we are waiting for more information. jeff: we have reported that the metro center does remain open. the nih metro station remains open. metro bus is not serving the nih medical center station. that is an update in addition to traffic in both directions on 355 being closed. metro bus now not serving that area. it gives you some sense of an idea of how profound this police presence is outside of walter reed on rockville pike. a massive amount of federal and local law enforcement that have encircled walter reed and are standing -- scanning that entire campus. it really does bear repeating just how big this area is. 243 acres is the size of walter

it was simply encurrent emergency for a job dilemma and the fbi in its diligence leaving no stone unturned. let's walk you through a little bit. amazing to see the way the people of chattanooga have come together planting flags and ribbons and leaving stuffed animals, messages. thank you for your service and praying for everyone. nooga strong nooga strong, chattanooga strong. over here land of the free because of the brave. people have been coming here all day every day for the last three days. it's almost a procession of vehicles going in and out. a little earlier today sort of impromptu street church emerged out of here. there were a lot of complaints. they were not showing enough support for the military and for the police officers who responded so heroically to the shooting on thursday and the man addressing the crowd pointed the finger at the white house and said the president is not enough. >> why isn't the flag on half staff right now? what isn't the white house lit up red, white and blue and why aren't we doing something? >> obviously emotions running very high here in chattanooga.

we want to make certain that no stone is unturned. >> well, that new 52-minute video of sandra bland's arrest appears to have been edited, but when it was released, authorities did not make any mention of that. we, of course, are staying on top of all the new developments in this case. >>> well, donald trump's still getting all the attention in the republican race. even president obama weighing in now. >>> also another candidate has joined the gop race, though that's been overshadowed by trump's latest attacks. abc's bazi kanani tracking the race from washington. she joins us now. bazi, good morning to you. >> good morning, t.j. good morning, reena. it is a late start for ohio governor john kasich, who will need to gather momentum right away at a time when another candidate is getting the most attention. one more in a crowded contest. >> i have decided to run for president of the united states. >> reporter: now the 16th republican vying for the job. ohio governor john kasich is calling for unity to overcome national challenges. >> america has become stronger for them, and here's how we

wherever the facts leave we want to make certain no stone is unturned a get the facts. >> the district attorney said the investigation into the death is being treated as if it were a murder investigation. he characterized bland's behavior as not ideal. >> sandra bland was very combative. >> what does that mean? >> it was -- it was not a model traffic stop or and it was not a model person that was stopped on a traffic stop. i think the public can make its own determinations to the behaviors that are southeastern in the video. >> texas authorities said the trooper violated procedures during the traffic stop. he's been placed on administrative duty. texas governor said full transparency will be seen in this investigation. >> i want that family when they go back to chicago when this is resolved that they believe they had justice in texas. >> in her on line posting sandra bland often talked about the black lives matter movement and deep mistrust between law enforcement and people of color. >> the news as of late, you can stand there surrender to the cops and still be killed. >> but sorority

. >> not to leave any stone unturned. also the serious conversations and discussion, which are taking place, and we're hearing them around the region and elsewhere which may require more time. we have tried to develop more information the way the syrian people are given a chance they want to be consulted. we say that syrian led syrian involved. they want the opportunity. >> our diplomatic editor james bays has more now on the significance of the proposals put forward. >> they tried high level international conferences. they tried face-to-face peace talks. what we've got now is a much more modest proposal. a series of working groups of syrians to discuss some of the issues. and why is that? well you heard him talking about it there. there are other things going on in the region, and they believe they need time for those to play out in order to have the opportunity to have talks down the line. so the idea of these working groups is to do some prepare tore work to do to push for peace. president assad is losing ground and th

. >> even with the deeply and deepening traj,ening tragedy to get no stone unturned. attuned to the serious discussions which are taking place and we are hearing them around the region and elsewhere which may require perhaps more time. >> reporter: he was referring to a number of important developments that the u.n. believes could be positive. in essence, this is a holding plan, until they see how things play out. the u.n. knows that president assad's forces are losing ground on the battlefield and perhaps in a matter of months his government will be prepared to make more concessions. they also know that the recent policy shift by turkey which is now prepared to carry out air strikes to stop i.s.i.l. could help the moderate opposition. the u.n. seablg ban secretary-general told me that could help too. >> p-5 members of the security council and european union and all the actors there is nothing with which we cannot do and my message is that why don't you use this politically created great momentum. and there is clearly a very important role to be played by iran. iran i

talked to the fbi, the atf, everyone else who's here they say they are going to leave no stone left unturned having looked at some soft thing of the things they are doing, i feel confident that's the case. they have to figure out what the next steps are, where they have to go, and exactly what all the pieces mean together. >> let's focus on the heroism of the police officers in your town who took down this shooter. what would you like to share about? >> their stories were incredible. in the hours after the incident i got to spend some time with the individuals who were involved in this and hearing the harrowing stories of bullets whizzing over their heads as they continued to advance toward the shooter, undeterred their training kicking in and literally the most incredible story is of people dragging officer pedigo to safety as they continued to engage the shooter. that's really special behavior by our chattanooga police officers and the hamilton county sheriff's department. >> indeed. thank you so much chattanooga mayor andy berke. our hearts are with you and your town there as everyone tri

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to not get any stone unturned. also the serious conversations and discussions taking place and we are hearing them around the region and elsewhere which may require perhaps more time. >> he was referring to a number of important developments that the u.n. believes could be positive. in essence this is a holding plan until things play out. >> the u.s. knows that president asses forces are losing ground on the battle field and may be able to make concessions. the recent policy shift by turkey is now prepared to carry out airstrikes to push back isil could help. >> when there is a consensus there is nothing we can't do. my message is why don't you use this politically created great momentum and there is clearly a very important role to be played by iran. iran is a crucially important player in the region. >> when he addressed the security council the secretary general attacked their own divisions on syria saying the conflict was a shameful symbol of the international community's failure. james bays of the united natio

as lisa stark reports they are leaving no stone unturned. >> del, before the astack, the 24-year-old was not on the fbi's radar. they are speaking to those who knew him looking into his world travel. all part of a widespread investigation. federal investigators are gathering every bit of information they can about moasmedmohammed yousef abdulazeez. >> it would be premature to speculate on exactly why the shooter did what he did however we are conducting a thorough investigation to determine whether this person acted alone was inspired or directed. >> reporter: agents have searched the family home, computers, cell phones, any electronics will be analyzed for clues. abdulazeez maintained a blog, a group which tracks the activities of suspects says he wrote two islam focused post the this past monday. in one he said this life is short and bitter and the opportunity to submit to allah may pass you by. the head of the house homeland security committee says he believers abdulazeez was inspired by the is islamic state. >> they are permeating this society in our country through the internet

. >> we're going to reevaluate what we have done and not left any stone unturned and speaking to witnesses those victims that were involved in the incident. >> for the first time, officers allowed us to walk up to the theatre, showing us the door where they say the shooter tried to escape after firing more than a dozen rounds. >> he came out of that door and he saw the prey sponds officers arriving right here. and then reentered the auditorium. >> state police and f.b.i. agents are still trying to track down people who knew or came into contact with hawser, they don't know why he came to lafayette. >> it's tough. it will be tough to figure out i don't think we'll ever be sure as to why, what happened here, in the grand theatre happened? >> do we know more from his family? >> his mother? >> you know, we know that he had some mental issues, and based off of what they're telling us. all that will come out in due time. >> meantime there's a growing memorial outside the boutique, that jillly ann johnson owned with her husband. they were killed in thursday's shooting. jillly enread stopped off a

. >> we'll re-evaluate what we have done make sure we have not left a stone unturned. we are still speaking to victims and witnesses. >> reporter: for the first time officers allowed us behind the crime take walking to the theatre, showing the door with john russell howser tried to escape. >> he came out of the door. we suspect he saw the officers and re-entered the area. >> reporter: state police and fbi are trying to track down people who knew or who came into contact with houser. >> we don't no why he came to lafayette. >> no, it will be tough. i don't think we'll be 100% sure as to why what happened here at the grand theatre happened. >> reporter: do we know from his family, who you have spoken to? >> you know we know that he had some mental issues. we know - based from what they are telling us. all of that will come out in due time. >> meantime there's a memorial outside the lafayette boutique jillian johnson owned her his bed. her and another were kill. jillian reed stopped to drop off flowers, saying she left the theatre an hour before the shooting. >> we have c

. >> the deepening tragedy to not leave any stone unturn: to the ongoing syria conversation that are taking place we're hearing them which may require more time and maybe linked on developments. we just tried to develop recommendations guided by the views and analysis shared with us during the consultations. the syrian people have been consulted. this was their opportunity. >> in the briefing in new york at the u.n. james bays joins us life now. anything dramatically different in what they had to present? >> no, they tried high level international conferences they've tried peace talks. now there is syrians discussing the issues. there are other things going on in the region. and they believe that they need time for those to play out in order to have opportunity to have talks down the line. they'll wait until the time is right until a big push on peace. now those things going on in the region some of them are the military situation on the ground where president assad is certainly loseing some ground. the thought is if he continues to do badly on the battlefield his government might be

talked to the fbi, the atf, everyone else who is here, they say they are going to leave no stone left unturned. >> reporter: so far, officials say there is no direct link between the shooter and isis or other terrorist groups. abdulazeez was not on any u.s. suspected terrorist watch list. >>> as this tennessee town struggles to cope what happened there are signs being posted with a message that has even become a hash tag. it's chattanooga strong. cnn has more. ♪ god bless america ♪ >> as the community of chattanooga gathered to remember the lives lost new details emerge how the shooting unfolded. he was followed down the highway after he shot up a recruitment center and pursued him to a navy facility where he crashed the gate and opened fire. >> it was a volley of fire, and hearing the bullets ricochet. >> paul stone works the glass shop across the street. >> it was probably about 30 round bursts in just a matter of seconds that went off. >> abdulazeez was armed at at least two long guns and a handgun killing the four marines inside a fenced area before police shot and killed him. a say -- sai

i want to make sure that we're not leaving any stones unturned here. >> the president didn't just answer his critics' specific questions. he also challenged them to offer an alternative course of action just as he did when critics of obama didn't plain what they would do instead. >> for all the objections of prime minister netanyahu, or for that matter, some of the republican leadership that has already spoken, none of them have provided a better alternative. there are only two alternatives here. either the issue of iran obtaining a nuclear weapon is resolved diplomatically through a negotiation or it's resolved through force. through war. those are the options. and if the alternative is that we should bring iran to heel through military force, the critics should say so. >> there was one very tense motel in the press conference when the president was asked about the americans still being detained. >> as you all know, there are four americans in iran. three on trumped up charges, one unknown. can you tell the country, sir, why you are content to leave the strength of this nation unaccount

out in the state of texas that we offer condolences to the family, and there will be no stone left unturned. and there will not be a whitewashed -- no pun intended -- investigation. >> so there you have it, the dash cam video coming out today. the day after the video was released of what was going on inside of that holding cell where sandra bland was being held before she lost her life just a little bit over a week ago. >> and as is the case in many stories, the video leads us to more questions. ash-har, thank you. >>> another black man fatally stopped in a traffic stop gathered with supporters today. he was killed by a police officer, he was stopped when the officer noticed that efforts driving without a license plate, and within moments, the incident escalated. diane eastabrook joins us with more, and diane do we know what happened during this traffic stop? >> well, tony, this case is still under investigation so we don't know a lot of the details, but the police say that he failed to produce a drivers license, and he would be get out of his car before he was shot by that police officer.

the fbi is leaving no stone unturned in this investigation. >> john, one of the investigations of these beautiful, long summer nights is that people are still behind you, still have daylight. they've been out there for hours at memorial starting to take shape. >> reporter: there's been a constant flow of traffic since 8:00 this morning. earlier this evening, a procession of 100 motorcycle, harley davidsons, came in like a mini thunder rolling ride, to show their respects. let me show you this memorial. it started as a light standard. it's 200 feet. people writing things like land of the free because of the brave. over here, thank you for your service. praying for everyone. when we arrived, an impromptu church service was going on out in front of the strip mall. the man after distressing the crowd who calls himself the self-professed hill billy preacher was taking aim at the white house, administration and president saying they're not doing enough to pay respects for the dead let alone remedy for a solution. take a listen. >> why isn't the flag on half staff? why isn't the white house li

. >> we will not leave any stone unturned for the victims of this heinous and howardly act. >> reporter u.s. officials tell nbc news muhammad youssef abdulazeez was not on a watch list. but he had a blog and posted three days before the shooting. all a shock to the gunman's friends. >> is awful way. people to know they want always like this. >> reporter: disbelief and grief. these were men that served their country. they gave everything they had yesterday to protect us. >> reporter: a city of southern hospitality, still reeling from the darkest of days. nbc news has learned that the gunman took a trip to jordan from april to november of last year. his dad is from jordan but investigators want to know if he traveled anywhere else in the middle east while he was there. they searched his home, they searched his car and investigators have taken all his electronic equipment. that has been sent to the fbi crime lab in quantico virginia. in chattanooga tennessee dave wagner, nbc news. >>> we all know that as you get older, it gets tougher to lose weight. now we are learning exactly how much wo

is getting a little stressed here but i just want to make sure that we're not leaving any stones unturned here. reporter: thanks, mr. president, i'll be brief. the argument is made that iran has a cash windfall, billions to spend. your people seem confident they're going to spend it at home. why are you confident they're not spending on arming hezbollah, arming others, et cetera? president obama: i think that's a great question and i'm glad you brought it up. i think it is a mistake to characterize our belief that they will just spend it on aycare centers and roads and paying down debt. we think they have to do some of that because rohani was elected specifically on the premise of improving the economic situation inside of iran, that economy has tanked since we imposed sanctions. so the notion that they're just immediately going to turn over 100 billion to the irgc or the force i think runs contrary to all of the intelligence we have seen and the commitments that the iranian government has made. do we think that with the sanctions coming down that iran will have some additional resources

. >> we will not leave any stone unturned for the victims of this heinous and cowardly act. >> reporter: u.s. officials tell nbc news muhammad youssef abdulazeez was not on a terrorist watchlist. but he had a blog and posted three days before the shooting. . we will look at every possible aspect to include his use of social media. we obviously want to know what his thoughts were. >> reporter: all a shock to the gunman's friends. >> it's awful. i want people to know they want always like this. >> reporter: disbelief and grief. >> these were men that served their country. they gave everything they had yesterday to protect us. >> reporter: a city of southern hospitality, still reeling from the darkest of days. nbc news has learned that the gunman took a trip to jordan from april to november of last year. his dad is from jordan, but investigators want to know if he traveled anywhere else in the middle east while he was there. they searched his home, they searched his car and investigators have taken all his electronic equipment. that has been sent to the fbi crime lab in quantico, virginia.

and i can tell you that jeffrey is not leaving any stone unturned to try to figure out exactly who allwas involved with weptnt wint. new information that came out in the preliminary trial, dna of wint was also found inside a stolen vehicle that allegedly weren't oig had wint had taken away from the home. and his dna was found on pizza ordered inside the home. so i think they have a lot of information to convict this guy but i think there is more information that we'll learn that will probably implicate other individuals that were involved with this horrendous crime that wint committed. >> all right. great to talk to you, will be wheeler. >>> baby left in a hot car. one woman didn't wait for the parents to return. she took as on her own as the doors were locked and the child extremely sweaty. we'll tell you if the parents are in trouble. >> plus john kasich officially entering the race not white house. if the election were held today, who would you vote for? tweet me @gretchen carlson use #the real story. unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescri

wherever the facts lead we want to make sure that no stone is unturned and we get every fact. wherever the facts lead that those ended end up being seen. >> the death is being treated as if it was a murder investigation but he characterizeed bland's behavior as not ideal. >> sandra bland was very combative. >> what does that mean? >> it was--it was not a model traffic stop for and it was not a model person who was stopped from a traffic spot. i think the public can make it's own determinations as to the behaviors that are seen in the video. >> texas authorities say that the trooper violated procedures and he has been placed on administrative duty. full transparent will be seen in this investigation. >> i want the family when they go back to chicago, for when this is resolved that they believe that they had justice in texas. >> in an online posting sandra bland talk about the black matters movement and spoke of lack of trust. >> you could stand there surrender to the cop and still be killed. >> but sorority sister said that the bland she knew was that she was also pragmatic. >>

>> we're leaving no stone unturned. a scend in the woods, false sightings. all part of a desperate search and along the canadian border. from the ground and from the air. >> they could have gone to the north toward canada. >> law enforcement on the hunt. two dangerous fugitives on the loose. and a dramatic ending nobody sees coming. tonight, a cnn special report. the great prison escape. hello. i'm standing yards away from the clinton correctional facility where richard matt and david sweat broke out of. it is the first time anyone has escaped from this maximum security facility since it opened back in the mid 1800s. that bold escape was just the beginning of a story that is almost too twisted to believe. involving murder, in a minute lags and sex. before the sun began to rise over dannemora, they were gone. it was carried out by two very dangerous men. >> on a scale of 1-10, they're a 10 dangerous wild animal. >> reporter: the prisoners had adjoining cells here at clinton correctional facility. the two were last seen friday night. june 5th, around 10:30 p.m

we just can't leave any dirt unturned or we might miss some buddy. >> way, you have coughing coughingoughing and in between you have skulls? >> sometimes. these are mass graves. everyone is different. >> so you should just dump a back into a hole in the ground. . >> would you want your son or your mom or your sister buried that way come your brother? this isn't how you want someone you love to be buried. amy: well, for more, we are joined now by the reporter you heard in that clip. his own investigation revealed new evidence that indicates rampant violations of the law with these mass graves. john carlos frey is a documentary filmmaker and investigative journalist at the nation institute. his latest report is, "graves of shame." it follows up on last year's report "the real death valley." ,john welcome back to democracy , now! >> thank you. amy: explain to us where these mass graves came from. who is buried in them? >> the mass graves are in a small rural county in texas called brooks county, very poor county. the migrants mostly come from central america and mexico and they find them

i don't leave any stone unturn. >> sixers started their summer league games tonight.rderline players. sixers case trying to give fans a first look at their first pick jahlil okafor. the mastermind sam hinkie. okafor likes to play low. he had 20 points. he had nine rebounds against joe smith, hear smith sam smith and jeff smith. nobody for san antonio. but watch this. this is what okafor can't do. i mean he's not even close shooting fouls. he was zero for four. by the way it doesn't sound like it went four quarters it was 74-71 san antonio. brutal crash in the tour de france the leader going into the day is done. let's go to belgium and the leader not a good day for him. fabian cosolero. 21 bike rider pile up. 21 and the leader has two breaks in his vertebrae in stage three he is done for the rest of the tour de france. guys got to watch out riding close to each other. >> all right. full hour of entertainment news coming up next. tmz followed by dish nation chasing news and then the simpsons. >> of course, we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for your fox 29 morning news. "goo