captured, the five-day manhunt finally over >> it is a good day, because curtis watson is in custody. >> reporter: watson's prison break coming to an end because of the ring doorbell cameras at 3:28 this morning, curtis ray watson, hungry, mosquito bitten and covered in ticks raided an outdoor refrigerator at the taylor home. what watson did not know was inside harvey and ann taylor had walken up and watching every move >> once he closed the left side of the refrigerator door, my wife could see his face and recognized his beard >> reporter: they called 911, but by the time police arrived, watson was gone. about seven hours later, two officers with the tennessee department of corrections found watson, who had been hiding in this soybean field today those officers recognized for their del jens the tennessee bureau of investigations says watson surrendered without incident but was considered violent because when he made his escape last week, he's accused of sexually assaulting and killing 64-year-old deborah johnson, a prison administrator, who lived on the prison grounds. >> i just tha

is in custody. >> reporter: watson's prison break coming to an end because of a ring door camera. hungry, mosquito bitten and covered in ticks raided an outdoor refrigerator at the taylor home. what watson did not know was inside harvey and ann taylor were woken up and were watching every move >> once he closed the left side of the refrigerator door, my wife could see his face and recognized his beard >> reporter: they called 911 but by the time police arrived, watson was gone. about seven hours later, two officers with the tennessee department of corrections found watson, who had been hiding in this soybean field th recnized for their diligence, the tennessee bureau of investigation says watson surrendered withoutent bs escape last week, he is accused of sexually assaulting and killing 64-year-old debra johnson, a prison administrator who lived on the prison grounds. >> i just thank god it was -- that he was captured before her funeral because it gives us added relief that we can really bury our mother. >> reporter: from the prison to where watson was found, he had covered only t

watson apparently not getting very far. the home in henning, tennessee just 10 miles from the prison. >>> i can assure you our office will be resolved to see that he is put back where he can never escape again and harm anybody in our communities. we are looking at maybe the death penalty in this case. >> will reeve joins us now. state investigators have promised an award of $60,000 in this case. and watson's daughter says she knows where the money should go. >> that's right, tom, she believes at least some of that reward money should go towards paying for the funeral cost of the prison phone debra johnson. >> thank you. >>> next to the sweeping crackdown by i.c.e. workers in mississippi. more than 600 workers suspected of being undocumented immigrants taken into custody. children coming home after one of their first days back at school learning a parent was taken away. the operation as president trump was visiting el paso and dayton. one administration official says the timing of the incident is unfortunate. here's abc's ta

about curtis watson's escape is his vicious side. it got him into prison. on wednesday morning, it got him out. watson first allegedly raped and strangled a prison administrator, and on the same tractor he used to mow prison grounds, he disappeared. for an hour, no one noticed a missing inmate or a missing ngactor. he's one fugitive people in western tennessee want caught. >> we understand that there's a lot of frustration out there right now as we are in the third day of our search for this very r:olent fugitive. >> reporter: watson, now 44, was serving a 15-year sentence for aggravated kidnapping. the victim was his wife. f had an earlier conviction for e.gravated child abuse. to help spot him, tennessee officials released these images of his different looks, but so far, no credible sightings. >> we encourage the public to continue to be vigilant, especially as we head into the inekend. a lot of folks are going to be spending more time outside. d reporter: the tractor was found two miles from the prison, but, major, three days into

they say it was there that watson allegedly sexually assaulted and killed her. officials finding a cord wrapped around her neck. watson then taking off on a tractor, getting as much as a two-hour head start before anyone knew he was gone. >> we have no reason to believe that he's outside this area because we've had no credible sightings. >> reporter: tonight, watson's face blastereden billboards across the state. any information leefding to his arrest now topping $50,000. tom? >> thank you. >>> there are chilling details about the ghaun accused in a mass shooting in the el paso walmart. arrest documents say that he drove to el paso to target mexicos. he killed 22 people, many his spannics. he is charged with capital murder interhate crime charges could follow. >>> break news from north yee. this just coming in, a missile launch. what we just learned. >>> plus three plane crash survivorses reskewed at see. >>> and frightening seen on a beach. a child impaled by a flying umbrella. a. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for p

they say it was there that watson allegedly sexually assaulted and killed her. officials finding a cord wrapped around her neck. watson then taking off on a tractor, getting as much as a two-hour head start before anyone knew he was gone. >> we have no reason to believe that he's outside this area since we have had no credible sightings. >> reporter: tonight, watson's face plastered on billboards across the state. tom, the reward for any information leading to his arrest now topping $50,000. tom? >> till no credible sightings, all right, thank you. >>> there are chilling details about the gunman accused in a mass shooting in the el paso walmart. arrest documents reveal that patrick crusius drove to el paso to target mexicans. he killed 22 people. he is charged with capital murder and hate crime charges could follow. >>> there's still much more ahead on this "world news" this friday. breaking news from north korea. this just coming in, a new missile launch. what we just learned. >>> plus three plane crash survivors rescued at sea. found adrift in that bright yell

watson is doing the same. patricia is not sure she killed abigail and yells i don't know if she's dead. he yells you finish her. kill whoever is in the back house. the caretaker is behind the house. patricia starts down the hill and turns the corner, has a dizzy spell. stops for a minute. then goes back and said to watson, i looked in the window there was nobody there. that's why the kid lived. that's why they didn't kill anybody else that night. then there's the details of the second night. the run in to the desert when they are hiding. the the investigative teams don't get along and pretty much don't talk to each other. the arrested the main "family" in the desert. brought back to l.a. susan decides to impress some fellow women prisoners telling what she's done ties we get the everything together. trial. this one last point, according to the women, just before the final arrest in the mohave desert, manson gems the -- gathers the "family" around him and said if she's arrested -- if he is ever arrested again h

as patricia tells us, manson and watson emerge, and watson tells three women patricia, susan, linda go change your clothes in something dark. get your knives. it's not unusual for them to say that. they were going around armed. they expected black panthers to come after them any time. so they go get the knives. the women have no idea what is about to happen. they think maybe they're going break in to a place and steal things. they have been doing it lately. they get in the car, and start driving, they get lost a couple of times. but finally they clamber up -- have you been to the site of the murders? it's up a steep hill. narrow winding road. signs everywhere to beware of deer. here is a lot of them there. only after watson leads them over the fence does he tell them they're going to kill everybody inside. you know what? they go ahead and do it. i won't give you the blow by blow. it's pretty awful. krenwinkel particularly was honest. two things came out of the interview that hadn't come out before for certain. the first is when the murders were complete and they went back to spahn ranc

watson surrendered without incident. >> reporter: homeowners spotting curtis ray watson on their doorbell camera wearing camouflage, rummaging through an outdoor refrigerator. the first sighting of him since his wednesday escape. >> he said, that's him, that's him. i prepared for if he tried to come inside. and then we called 911. >> reporter: watson, still looking very much like his mugshot, his appearance unchanged, also seen here in the hospital after his capture. watson's daughter speaking exclusively to abc news. >> this has always been a childhood nightmare of mine, that he was going to come out and -- because i am one daughter he hasn't hurt, and i was just always scared he's going to come out, he's going to finally hurt me. >> reporter: watson had been serving a 15-year term for kidnapping his then-wife. considered a minimum security prisoner action he was out on lawn-mowing duty on wednesday morning. at 8:30 he's seen near the home of corrections administrator deborah johnson, who lived on prison grounds. it was there officials say watson sexually assaulted and murdered her. wats

watson broke out of a tennessee prison.olice say he sexually assaulted and killed a prison executive before riding off on a tractor. jonathan vigliotti has the stunning details. >> reporter: convicted kidnapper and accused rapist and murderer curtis watson busted in the back of a cop car and no longer a fugitive after five days on the run. just hours before his capture, watson was caught on surveillance camera dressed in camouflage rifling through a refrigerator on a property not far from the prison. the manhunt started august 7th when watson celebrated his 44th birthday by breaking out of the west tennessee state prison where he was serving a 15-year sentence for aggravated kidnapping. he had a previous conviction of aggravated child abuse. police say he disappeared after starting work detail mowing the prison lawn. he vanished on a tractor and wasn't reported missing for an hour. in that time, an affidavit filed the next day says he sexually assaulted and strangled to death prison administrator debra johnson. johnson was

a 15-year sentence for aggravated kidnapping went missing from his work detail last wednesday watson disappeared after prison administrator deborah johnson was discovered dead in her home. the family that helped police find watson will receive a $2,500 reward. >>> simone biles spent the weekend soaring into the record books. tying a record that would set in 1952 biles earned the win by nailing skills no woman has ever done. she sticks the landing there, making her the first woman to ever successfully complete a triple double in competition it consists of doing a double ba backflip with three twists that came one night after she broke new ground on the balance beam she stunned fans with a double, double dismount doing a double twist and double flip. if she can compete these performances in a national competition, they will be named after her. >>> as dayton and el paso search for a way to move forward, politicians and entertainers are trying to help them find somece dayton he also held a press conference calling for stricter gun control. meanwhile, new york senator chuck schumer is pro

. >> reporter: their surveillance camera caught curtis ray watson wearing camouflage overalls, a hatk he stole from another home. the taylors called 911. within 30 minutes, hundreds of law enforcement officers surrounded the area conducting air and ground searches. seven hours later, watson was spotted in a nearby soybean field, weathered and covered in ticks and mosquito bites. >> hands up. went to his knees and gave up immediately. he was relieved to be over with his run. he knew he wasn't getting away because of the number of law enforcement that was present. >> reporter: watson was serving a 15-year prison sentence for especially aggravated kidnapping that would have expired in 2025. he's now accused of sexually assaulting and killing 64-year-old corrections administrator deborah johnson at her home on prison grounds. and he could face the death penalty. johnson had worked in the tennessee department of corrections for 38 years. >> deborah johnson was a true corrections professional in every way. and she served us well and the people of tennessee well. >> reporter: johnson's fune

watson while he was on the run is is what was absolutely critical. >>curtis watson escape from the west tennessee state penitentiary on wednesday, the 44 year-old inmate was last seen at the home of corrections officer debra johnson, 3 hours before she was found dead. the tennessee bureau of investigation says curtis sexually assaulted johnson and then killed her no words can describe. >>and what he has taken from our family. no words can describe what he to my mother for several days people living in the area were told to be vigilant as authorities searched the heavily wooded area near the facility without any luck. >>they got a break when one of the hundreds of tips they received turned out to be a confirmed sighting home surveillance video shows watson appearing to have changed his clothing as he rates of families outdoor refrigerator for recognized to have was there did it. the right. and then the year. >>i think we did right thing location where he was taken into custody was approximately 10 miles from the prison. watson was serving a 15 year se

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after he was spotted on a doorbell camera raiding a family's outdoor refrigerator authorities say watsonserving a 15-year sentence for aggravated kidnapping, went missing from his work detail last wednesday police say watson disappeared after prison administrator debra johnson was discovered dead in her home the family that helped police find watson will now receive a $2,500 reward. >> chaos in hong kong demonstrations escalate during the 10th consecutive weekend of protests these clashes have been gripping the city and becoming increasingly violent over the weekend tear gas was fired in the train station the focus of these protests changing from the extradition bill to police brutality and calls for more democracy in hong kong >> on the jewish day ong, ousanf of the jewish community held nationwide protests on sunday calling for the closing of i.c.e. detention centerst was hk city right outside of amazon's mid town store more than 500 jews attended the close the camps demonstrations holding signs and chanting another was held in los angeles outside the metropolitan detention center and

watson's brazen escape highlights a prison system that's overcrowded and understaffed.nd as omar villafranca nplains, this threatens not only the safety of inmates and guards, but also communities outside prison walls. >> reporter: watson was on the ecn for at least an hour before snrrections officers realized he wasn't at the prison. when word of his escape spread, the community was on edge. >> in the middle of the night you look at some person that's uranding outside of your refrigerator or just standing outside your door. epah, i was frightened at first. >> reporter: prison breakouts are not isolated incidents. nationwide, in the past few months, brazen escapes have happened from washington state to missouri and indiana. meghan quattalbaum is with the council of state governments justice center. >> we talked to other folks, directors of southern state systems, and i have used them use words like "epidemic" to eiscribe how serious the problem is in their states. >> reporter: there are more than 1,800 government-run adult prisons across the country, and staffing shorta

watson made his escape by tractor.was on farm duty inside the prison at the time of his escape wednesday morning just north of memphis. that tractor was found about a mile from the prison. now officials are warning residents in western tennessee to keep their eyes alert for any sign of watson. here's the governor. >> make no mistake, we need tennesseans to be vigilant. we need folks in this state and particularly in the region where this occurred to report any and all information to local law enforcement and to the tbi. >> we're now in the third day of an intense man hunt. there's helicopters and drones in the sky, on the ground. law enforcement is searching every car. watson was serving a 15-jail term for a brutal kidnapping and the chief suspect in a murder as well. dana, back to you. >> dana: thanks, steve. >> wow! there it is. to be able to do this, i'm very, very honored and very lucky. how many people would ever have this kind of opportunity to do this? >> awesome. >> dana: that is a reunion more than 50 years in

standing outside your door, two or three feet, i was frightened at first. >> watson is facing several charges that include murder. he previously had been serving a 15-year sentence for aggravated kidnapping. >>> we want to go to ali in for sal this morning. >> westbound 580s livermore we mentioned a half an hour ago there was a problem at 580 at sprung town in livermore. you can see there is a back up extending beyond it toward the although month pass and a lot of slow traffic on westbound 205 as you get to westbound 580. this is showing up, this is westbound 580 at keller avenue. showing up as a crash with the icon. this is a tree that's blocking the keller avenue onramp. keller avenue, you might have to find another freeway entrance. 880 oakland, northbound and southbound, past the colosseum, traffic looks good. bay bridge toll plaza is getting busier as the morning goes on. no delays yet. the meters lights are not on just yet. >>> a mostly clear start and temperatures are expected to climb over yesterday's highs. now looks like wednesday is going to be the hottest day when our inla

prison guards didn't even know watson had escaped until they went looking for prison administrator debraohnson. the 64-year-old found murdered in her home which is on prison grounds. tonight residents fear if he killed to escape, would he kill again? >> i feel terrified really >> reporter: authorities say they have gotten more than 75 tips but so far nothing concrete lester >> kerry sanders with that tonight. >>> to the heartbreaking story in ohio, a father learning his daughter conceived through ivf is not related to him. stunning discovery coming after he took a home dna test. it is just the latest accusation against a fertility clinic kate snow has details. >> she was actually our daughter who decided what a wonderful christmas gift for the family. >> reporter: for christmas, 24-year-old rebecca bought ancestry.com dna kits for her family, wanting to know more about their heritage her father said no one was ready for what they found. >> it's hard to explain the shock and agony when you find out someone you love and care for, your own daughter, is not genetically related to you >> repo

there, ivan watson, on the scene. is there anyone there who has a viable proposal for some sort of a dialogue off-ramp? >> reporter: that's the problem here. the government has said it will not compromise with what it describes as violent criminals and people who conduct riots. meanwhile, the opposition, this grassroots movement, predominantly a youth movement, doesn't have a visible leader to negotiate with. it is kind of a collective phenomenon on the ground of decision-making. with no compromise in sight from the authorities, you have this morass that continues week after week. >> ivan, you're on the phone with me so i can't tell you where you are in this scrum that we're watching on the scene, but you do now appear to have a circle of people protecting at least one prone person there. you say there may be two. i see a red helmet there that i assume is medical personnel down on the knees? >> reporter: yeah. i'm standing about seven feet on a countertop from two helmeted first aid workers who are now administering f

by the time police arrived, watson was gone. seven hours later two officers with the department of corrections found watson hiding in a soybean field watson, who is serving a 15-year sentence for aggravated kidnapping went missing wednesday from the prison 50 miles northeast of memphis he's accused of sexually assaulting and killing 64-year-old debra johnson, an administrator who lived on the prison grounds. >> i thank god he was captured before her funeral because it gives us added relief that we can really bury our mother >> reporter: in the five days he was on the run, watson had covered only ten miles and as for the taylors -- >> there is a $50,000 reward have they talked to you about that and are you due that money? >> i would think so. >> watson is expected to be arraigned this week on charges including first degree murder and aggravated burglary. the local district attorney says he will consider pursuing the death penalty, guys. >> astonishing to see that video. imagine mow you would feel watching that on your doorbell ca

watson. >>the day's long search continues for curtis watson, the escaped inmate wanted for the suspected murder of a prison administrator inside her home. >>no words can describe and what he has taken from our family. no words can describe what he did to my mother. >>the daughter of deborah johnson still in shock. >>i just did not want to believe that it was hard even even now it's still hard to believe that it's hard. >>a timeline detail by tennessee authorities reveals watson was released for work detail at 7 wednesday morning court documents list him as a trustee for the prison with access to a golf cart and tractor for his daily mowing duties. authorities said watson's golf cart was spot watson was missing until 1130 j coworkers discovered her body inside her home after she didn't show up for work. investigators said she had been strangled. investigators shared watson's mug shot they say he's extremely dangerous and could be anywhere by now they're urging residents to stay on the lookout

they're even using a drone to try to track down curtis watson. officials say he escaped riding a tractor he was using for work detail, driving it two miles. they released photos of his tattoos, clothes he was wearing and several mugshots to show him clean shaven and with a beard. >> if you sight this individual, do not approach him. he is extremely dangerous. >> reporter: police taking to the skies, searching every house and every car coming in and out of this remote community. >> you be careful. >> i will. >> reporter: neighbors on edge. >> we have all the doors shut, me and my daughter in here, we're safe and sound in here. >> reporter: not moving? >> not moving at all. >> reporter: tom, residents are being asked to check surveillance cameras on their property and to make sure any weapons they own have not been stolen. tom? >> victor oquendo with those new developments tonight. victor, thank you. >>> next, we turn to the youngest faces of the nation's immigration crisis. after sweeping raids of undocumented immigrants in mississippi, children c

watson, along with her mother, charlotte stallard, recently filed a lawsuit against kroger. more than two dozen gun related incidents, in the last several years, resulting in eight deaths, inside and outside of kroger stores nationwide. >> you don't need a gun to buy groceries. >> reporter: ron johnson is the stallard family's attorney. >> you can't carry a gun into your school, you can't carry a gun into the courthouse. why? because we know it's dangerous if people bring guns into those places, and what we're simply saying is grocery stores need to do the same thing. >> right now, kroger does not have a policy prohibiting customers from bringing firearms into their stores. the company released a statement on its website stating that their longstanding policy on the issue is to follow state and local gun laws and to ask customers to be respectful of others while shopping. watson hopes her lawsuit will help make public spaces safer. >> we have to do something to try to prevent these things from happening again to others. >> jericka duncan cbs news, new york. >> quijano: up ne

he knew he wasn't getting away because of the number of law enforcement present. >> reporter: watson was serving a 15-year prison sentence for especially aggravated kidnapping that would have expired in 2025. he is now accused of sexually assaulting and killing 64-year-old corrections administrator debra johnson at her home on prison grounds and he could face the death penalty. johnson had worked in the tennessee department of corrections for 38 years. >> debra johnson was a true corrections professional in every way. she served us well and the people of tennessee well. >> reporter: johnson's funeral services are on friday. watson's daughter issued a statement thanking law enforcement and offering condolences to johnson's family. as for watson he'll be arraigned later on this week and new charges include first-degree murder. >> omar, thank you. >>> turning overseas, hong kong's airport canceled all remaining flights for the day after thousands of pro democracy protesters crowded into the main terminal. an escalation in violence over the weekend led to bloodshed and mass arrests. near

authorities captured curtis ray watson around 11:00 a.m.nly 10 miles from the prison he fled, using a tractor at one point. state police released this video from a resident's home security camera showing watson walking towards a refrigerator stored on an outdoor patio and that tip helped lead to watson's capture. he's charged with inmurder of a prison official who police say he killed on groupds of her home. he had a prior conviction for child abuse. >>> what happened last weekend is still hard to comprehend. two deadly mass shootings, 31 lives lost and a lot of questions about what if anything will be done. and one concerned wal-mart and whether it will stop selling firearms considering it one of the world's largest gun retailers. the stories making some changes but maybe not where it counts. >> reporter: two deadly shootings in just one week at wal-mart. my heartaches writes wal-mart's ceo doug mcmillen. first a shooting an july 30th that claimed two lives in south haven, mississippi. days later panic sets in at a wal-mart in missouri whe

. >> reporter: 44-year-old curtis ray watson last seen in prison dress looked like this when he madeis get away from farm labor duty at this minimum security prison in rural western tennessee serving a 15 year sentence for especially aggravated kidnapping today, authorities releasing these older mug shots because watson may have already changed his appearance what he can't hide, distinctive tattoos. prison guards didn't even know watson had escaped until they went looking for prison administrator debra johnson. the 64-year-old found murdered in her home which is on prison grounds. tonight residents fear if he killed to escape, would he kill again? >> i feel terrified really >> reporter: authorities say they have gotten more than 75 tips but so far nothing concrete lester >> kerry sanders with that tonight. >>> to the heartbreaking story in ohio, a father learning his daughter conceived through ivf is not related to him. stunning discovery coming after he took a home dna test. it is just the latest accusation against a fertility clinic kate snow has details. >> she was actually our da

ivan watson live in hong kong with the very latest. what are you hearing about these missile launches? and good morning. >> reporter: they seem to be taking place every couple of days the good morning christi and martin. this is becoming a bit of a routine now. they were fired, according to the south korean military, after 5:00 a.m. local time. and, as you mentioned, this is the fifth such salvo of short-range ballistic missiles in about two and a half weeks. now the last time this took place, august 6, the north koreans said -- they issued a statement saying they were very unhappy with the fact the u.s. and south korea would be conducting annual joint military exercises which the south koreans say should start tomorrow. and that is why the south korean national defense ministers and security ministers say they anticipate more launches coming from north korea in the near future as well. what's really striking about this is that the trump administration has been downplaying the missile launches. just a couple years ago president trump u

watson was taken into custody at approximately 11:00 a.m.cials received a credible tip overnight from a homeowner in the henning, tennessee, area. watson was caught on their ring doorbell video camera taking food and supplies from an outdoor refrigerator. it's not far from the penitentiary, this house that is. watson is expected -- is a suspect in the death of a 64-year-old corrections worker who was found dead at her home earlier this week. the reward for his capture and conviction of watson had reached $57,000. >>> when jeffrey epstein died in his prison cell this week, all of his secrets went with him. the civil case against him will continue, but the criminal prosecution is now over. and for many of the accusers, it means they won't get their day in court or have an opportunity to see him eye to eye. cnn's vic vicky ward is with me. so, vicky, where does this leave the accusers at this point? >> well, fredricka, i think you had geoffrey berman, the u.s. attorney, say very clearly yesterday that this was a conspiracy. jeffrey epstein didn

>> ivan watson, we appreciate it so much. thank you, sir. >>> cnn's sarah westwood live now.n say, president trump had said the short-term missiles don't bother him. but there are 28,000 u.s. troops that are in that range of which any of those missiles could actually hit. have we heard any news or any indication as to whether the president has had any communication with north or south korea this morning? >> reporter: well, christi and martin, good morning. president trump seems to be channeling a lot of that frustration about north korea into south korea. he seems to be questioning why the u.s. pays so much to base those 28,000 troops in south korea of he's scaled back the military exercises, those joint military exercises we heard president trump refer to as testing between the u.s. military and the south korean military. they've been scaled back in an apparent attempt to appease these concerns from north korea and just this week he demanded that seoul step up and pay more for the protection that they received through south korea and two administration officials tell cnn in

watson, along with her mother, charlotte stallard, recently filed a lawsuit against kroger.ribes more than two dozen gun-related incidents, resulting in eight deaths, inside and outside of kroger stores nationwide. ou you don't need a gun to buy groceries. po reporter: ron johnson is the stallard family's attorney. >> you can't carry a gun into your school. you can't carry a gun into the courthouse. thy? because they know it's dangerous if people bring guns into those esaces. and what we're simply saying is grocery stores need to do the same thing. >> reporter: right now, kroger does not have a policy prohibiting customers from bringing firearms into their stores. the company released a statement on its website stating their long-standing policy on the issue is to follow state and ngcal gun laws and asking customers to be respectful of others while shopping. watson says she hopes her lawsuit will help make public waces safer. >> we have to do something to try to prevent these things from happening again to others. >> reporter: jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. ,> brennan:

curtis ray watson was captured outside memphis sunday, surrounding to authorities after walking out ofbean field just ten miles from the prison where he had escaped. he had been spotted hours earlier right there on a home security system as he opened a refrigerator. watson's daughter said she's been concerned for years that her father would break out of prison. >> this has always been a childhood nightmare of mine that he was going to come out because i'm one daughter that he hasn't hurt and i was just always scared he's going to come out and he's going to finally hurt me. >> watson was serving a kidnapping sentence. he's accused of killing a prison official the day he escaped. >>> simone biles finished off a milestone-filled weekend with another u.s. gymnastics national championship. biles won her sixth title last night in kansas city. that ties a record set 67 years ago. the final night included the olympic champ becoming the first woman to perform a gravity defining triple-double during the floor exercise you see there. that followed another history-making move friday on the balance

put on watson while he was on the run is what was absolutely critical. >> curtis watson escaped from the west tennessee state pentitentiary wednesday. he was last seen at the home of a correction officer and she was later found dead. >> no word can describe what he did to my mother. >> for several days people in the area were told to be vigilant as authorities searched the wooded area near the facility without luck. they got a break when ones of the hundreds of tips turned out to be a confirmed sighting. watson appeared to have changed his clothing as he raids a family's outdoor refrigerator. >> when we recognized him it was a break. i think we did the right thing. >> the location where he was taken into custody was ten miles from the prison. >> he was facing a ten-year prison sentence for robbery. >>> an autopsy was performed on jeffrey epstein. he apparently committed suicide in a jail. but chief medical examiner says more information is needed before a cause of death can be determine the. a law enforcement source says that jail guards did not check on jeffrey epstein every half ho

watson was taken into custody at approximately 11:00 a.m.vernight from the taylor family in the henning, tennessee, area. watson was caught on their ring doorbell video camera taking food and supplies from an outdoor refrigerator. >> we was looking at the ring. we could see every move that he was making. and because, like you said, he had us covered in the house, it made us feel safer as long as he didn't try to get in the house. >> watson is suspected in the death of a 64-year-old corrections worker who was found dead at her home on prison grounds earlier this week. the reward for his capture and conviction of watson had reached $57,000. >>> all right. he took a knee at the pan-am games. coming up, we speak with fencing gold medalist rasin bowden about what prompted him to protest during the national anthem. grease? o alt it flows into your dishwasher, gumming up its performance. add finish dishwasher cleaner with your detergent to help dissolve this grease so you're ready for your next meal. finish dishwasher cleaner clean dishwasher. clea

watson says stores won't be safe for everyone unless something changes. >> it was unbelievable to hearn says she was just finishing her work day last october when she received a phone call from her 12-year-old son. >> reporter: what did he say? >> his grandfather was shot. >> reporter: watson's father 69-year-old maurice stallard had been shopping for school supplies with her son at a louisville, kentucky kroger, when a gunman opened fire killing two people including stallard. what do you think stopped the alleged gunman from shooting your son? >> because he ran. that's it. >> reporter: watson's son survived. >> if he hadn't run i would not have my son or my father right now. >> reporter: gregory alan bush was indicted by a federal grand jury for hate crimes. this october a judge will determine if bush is mentally competent to stand trial. >> to think this man as loving and caring as he was to have been taken from us in the way that he was taken because of someone else's hate is unbelievable at times. >> reporter: last week watson and her mother charlotte stallard filed a civil lawsuit

watson was discovered missing hours after he was seen near her house.ards totaling nearly $60,000 were offered for information leading to his arrest. >> he is relieved to be over with his run. >> reporter: on thursday, they secured warns against watson for charges including first- degree murder. >> the convict was serving a 15- year-old sentence after pleading guilty for the kidnapping of his wife. >>> officers were called to the scene around 10 a clock last night. the victim was rushed to the hospital where he later died. >>> the city of fremont will host three community workshops this month about its plans to build a temporary navigation center for the homeless. the city reports that it's homeless population has increased by 27% since 2017. 485 of their homeless population is without shelter. they are considered two locations, the parking lot near city hall and a property on dakota road. the first workshop is at harbor light church on august 14. the second august 24. and the third will take place on august 26. >>> it is back to school. there is just o

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watson broke out of a tennessee prison. he killed a prison executive before riding off on a tractor. jonathan vigliotti has the details. >> reporter: busted in the back of a cop car and no longer on the run. he was caught on surveillance fro the prison.through a watson celebrated his 44th birthday by breaking out of the west tennessee state prison, where he was serving a 15-year sentence for aggravated kidnapping. he had a previous conviction of aggravated child abuse. police say he was mowing the prison lawn. he vanished on a tractor. in that time, an affidavit filed the next day. johnson leaves behind two sons and a daughter. >> he tore our family apart with this one. it hurts. it's traumatic. it's gut-wrenching, the saddest day of our lives. >> jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, los angeles. >>> dangerous triple-digit temperatures are searing the south, with no relief in side. galveston saw 100 at dawn and didn't drop even after midnight. more than 30 million americans will remain under heat advisory for another week. >>> 78

i think a lot -- i don't think a lot -- i think about ibm's watson. do you have any idea how much has been invested in that program? have you had a role in it? and what is its function? >> so i haven't had any personal involvement with ibm watson. i do use it as an example, however. the original ibm watson program played the game show "jeopardy" and did it better than any human players of the game. i do know the person who led the development of that original watson program, and i confirmed with him what i suspected, which is that the original watson program, that was so good at playing jeopardy couldn't even play tic tac toe, much less chess. it was very specialized for that particular task. now ibm has used the term watson to describe other software they have done since then. but i think in some ways that may make it harder to understand that many of those other programs are really just other programs that are called the same thing. and i think that we're still a long way from a general purpose ai program that can do all kinds of different things >>

. >> reporter: curtis watson was charging time for aggravated kidnapping. he was considered a minimum security prisoner and released for lawn mowing duties at 7:00 wednesday morning. an hour and a half later he was seen driving a golf cart outside johnson's home off prison grounds. officials say it was there that watson allegedly sexually assaulted and strangled the veteran prison official. johnson's co-workers concerned when she didn't show up for work and going to her home at 11:30 a.m. and finding a cord around her neck. >> we don't understand -- i don't understand, you know, why. >> reporter: by then investigators say watson disappeared. authorities finding the tractor they believe he used as a get away vehicle two hours later, two miles away. now they say he could be anywhere. >> we're asking people in this area, across the state and neighboring states, please make sure you know what this man looks like. >> reporter: this morning his photo on billboards across tennessee. law enforcement setting up check points urging residents to lock their doors and b

called police pitt watson is accused of sexually assaulting and killing 64-year-old administrator at the corrections facility, debra johnson at her home on gr now carome, ite the ndow dnd pieces are on the windshield. they said the fragments fell from a norwegian airlines flight bound for los angeles flight returned eoff. back to the airport and no one was hurt. >>> crews are cleaning up what is left after outside lands, a historic festival with legal pot thrown into the mix and unlike previous years, the weather was warm almost all weekend. >> a warm-up continues and for some parts it's really hot but not for others. >> mild conditions in the bay but a beautiful day with temperatures warming up, especially inland and we will continue the warm up over the next few days. the salesforce camera is looking north out of the golden gate and you can see that shallow marine layer and otherwise, clear skies. temps in the 70s and 80s. 88 in concord, 75 and oakland, 87 in livermore and a mild afternoon across the bay, san francisco is 74. san jose, 85 an 84 for santa rosa. the satellite view ha

watson had been seen on their property. this is the very first sighting of watson. can see he has changed his clothes and he's now wearing overalls, a hat, carrying a backpack. this property is in the same town as the prison in tennessee. overnight, investigators also ini increasing the reward for his capture to $57,000. state investigators have released pictures of his tattoos, adding that he also has one on the left side of his neck. watson disappeared from west tennessee pen ten -- penitentiary on wednesday, officials say he sexually assaulted and strangled a longtime employee of the prison, killing her, before fleeing on a tractor. authorities are urging residents to be alert and vigilant. tom. >> a chilling it just like m. all right, will. thank you. >>> a frightin bronx, when two nyfd ambulances rushed, colliding. it was all caught on camera. take a look. you can see the ambulances coming from different directions there. one plowing into the other. that ambulance losing control, bringing down a street sign, before flipping on to its side. the four emergency wo

our political correspondent iain watson reports.rexit policy, well, takes the biscuit. todayjeremy corbyn‘s team invited opposition parties to discuss stopping a no—deal brexit. the thorny issue was precisely how to do it? i am certainly hopeful we going to... some opposition politicians weren't keen onjeremy corbyn‘s idea of passing a motion of no confidence in boris johnson, installing himself as a caretaker prime minister and calling an election. the shadow brexit secretary says passing a law to prevent no deal is likely to be more successful. there are a number of different options, a vote of no confidence is one of them. but an alternative is the one that we used in march or april of this year when we faced the same scenario, and that is to get the majority in parliament to pass a law that requires the prime minister to seek an extension or prevent him leaving without a deal. passing a law asking for brexit to be delayed beyond october 31 would turn up the heat on borisjohnson, but wouldn't in itself stop brexit. opposition mps

. >> reporter: kelly watson lost her father to gun violence last october. while shopping for school supplies with her then 12-year-old son, he was shot and killed inside this kroger grocery store in louisville, kentucky. >> to have been taken from us in the way that he was taken because of someone else's hate is unbelievable. >> reporter: police arrested gregory allen bush, he was indicted if i bia federal grand jury for hate crimes. watson along with her mother charlotte recently filed a lawsuit against kroger. it describes two dozen gun-related incidents resulting in eight deaths inside and outside of kroger stores nationwide. >> you don't need a gun to buy groer ris. >> reporter: ron johnson is the family's attorney. >> you can't carry a gun into your school or the courthouse. why? because they know it's dangerous if people bring guns to those places. what we're simply say iing is grocery stores need to do the same thing. >> reporter: kroger does not have a policy prohibiting customers from bringing firearms into their stores. the company released a stat

watson has previous convictions for assault, child abuse, rape and kidnapping and is considered armed and dangerous. >>> new this morning, gymnast simone biles is talking about how difficult it has been to return to the floor in the wake of the larry nassar sexual abuse scandal. she says she has been incredibly shaken by the scandal and puts the blame for what she and so many athletes suffered scarily on usa gymnastics. much of the coverage here will air on nbc network. >> hopefully she can do what she does best. she deserves it. >>> we are staying on top of a major traffic alert in the south bay. several lanes shutdown after this fiery crash overnight, and mike inouye is tracking detours, and bob redell is on the scene with what you can expect through the morning. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. to the wait did frowe just win-ners. prouders everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile created a different kind of wireless network.

he's just an empty hole, he's infinite. >> tex watson, who did most of the actual killing, was convictedrate trial. but in 1972, the california supreme court ruled the death penalty unconstitutional. the sentences were reduced to life in prison. there would be no gas chamber for any of the manson family. which meant that all of them, even charles manson himself, would have a chance at freedom after serving their sentences. over the last four decade, manson, tex watson, patricia krenwinkel and susan atkins all had parole hearings and each time they were denied. in 2009, atkins died in prison. but leslie van houten does have a chance at freedom. >> it doesn't matter whether i wielded the fatal blows or not, i feel responsible for both of their deaths. >> two months ago the parole board recommended releasing van houten. but she is still waiting. the final decision is up to governor jerry brown. >> no question what sharon tate's younger sister, debra briefs, -- believes, the governor should say no. >> i don't think she deserves it. these people were brutally butchered. there has to be some k

curtis ray watson is a person of interest. was found in her home on the prison grounds. >> the mother of the el paso walmart should a police just weeks before the deadly rampage, was worried about her son holding in a case i'll weapon, given his age and lack of good experience. the officer told his mother he was allowed to legally own and by that weapon and the president travel to texas and dayton, ohio. >> iowa state fair begins with 2020 democratic hopefuls taking the stage. steve bullock and joe biden are the first to come so we will keep you updated. rob: bill diblasio going head to head with sean hannity in an explosive interview. >> the presidential hopeful grill on everything from gun-control to immigration and how he plans to take on corporations. rob: everybody was looking forward to this. the highlights from last night. >> reporter: let's start with gun-control. on the heels of those mass shootings the mayor not quite answering whether he supports the second amendment. >> would you agree they have a right to have a g

watson now considered a person of interest in her murder. >> very, very scary. >> reporter: watson'sap sheet dates back to 1999 and includes convictions for aggravated rape, especially aggravated kidnapping, aggravated assault and aggravated child abuse but he was being held in minimum security, working as a farm laborer at the prison. overnight the drag net expanding. officials confident his time on the run will be short. >> rest assured that we will find this offender and bring justice to the family of debra johnson. >> watson was serving a 15-year sentence and was due to be released in 2025 authorities say the inmate escaped on a tractor that was found about a mile away. what they don't know or aren't saying is if watson had any help or whether he stole anything during his getaway, like a car or gun they're also not revealing exactly how johnson died savannah, craig? >> kerry, thank you. >>> now to that troubling new international report just out this morning that says climate change could lead to a worldwide food shortage. nbc's anne thompson joins us for more she covers the envi

the tennessee bureau of investigation now saying they believe watson is responsible for her death.r, aggravated burglary, and aggravated sexual battery. johnson's son and daughter devastated. >> you don't want to believe it. even now, i don't want to believe it >> reporter: urging watson to give himself up. >> man, turn yourself in you're not going to get away with this. you will be found. >> reporter: watson last seen in a prison uniform looked like this when he made his getaway from a farm at the prison. authorities also releasing older mug shots because watson may try to change his appearance what he can't hide, distinctive tattoos. >> we need tennesseans as well as our partners throughout the bordering states to be vigilant on this. he could be outside of tennessee. >> reporter: for johnson's family, surprisingly, no anger >> first thing i would say is we forgive you. >> reporter: just incredible grace in the face of unspeakable tragedy. >> she's gone, but she's touched thousands of lives because of that, that'll be the most comforting thing we do have. >> residents across tenn