david woods in california. concluded, like so many others, that the men had gotten away with murder, but then investigators called her in to tell her the news. >> i was a basket case. after all those years, for it to surface. >> was there a day that went by where you didn't think about the murder of teresa french? >> never. i never had in moments, not even a moment's peace. >> prosecutors say mary was a crucial and compelling witness for the state, even though she was terrified to face her ex-husband in court. >> how difficult was that? >> the hardest thing i've had to do. >> did you two come eye to eye, face to face? >> i couldn't look at him. i was terrified of him. >> based on mary's testimony, as was that of o.j. and others, both men were convicted of murder and conspiracy to commit murder. tony french in late 2008 was sentenced to 80 years in prison. david woods in 2009 received a sentence of 100 years. both filed appeals. and both lost. but tony french has a new attorney who's trying to find another way t

. >> into the woods. >> reporter: from the hero who found her at the edge of the woods. >> she was laying right here. >> reporter: the doctors who saw how close to death she came -- >> the knife cut through the tissue. >> reporter: and the school where just this month where they were all hoping she'd come back. one family's stunning journey about to play out tonight right before your eyes. it was a friday night, right? >> it was a friday night. >> reporter: their daughter peyton had been looking forward to it for weeks. you remember how excited she was that friday afternoon? >> oh, my gosh, she was so, so excited. she squealed and jumped up and down. >> reporter: excited when her mother told her she could go to her sleepover early. picked up even earlier than she thought? >> picked up even earlier than she was expecting. she was so excited. >> reporter: and had she gone on sleepovers before? >> oh, yeah. and the -- this was just -- you know, her best friend's birthday party. >> it was just another friday night. >> and they were talkin' about it for weeks, if not -- >> and they were gonna

roosevelt called that the woods be named kent woods. but kent had a different idea. >> kent said he didn't think it right to name a forest after a man. he had five strong boys to carry on his name. so why not instead name it to the writer muir. >> reporter: so the woods became muir national forest. >> my dad was represented by this kind of an environment. with these great big trees and this beauty that he, that he enjoyed. >> reporter: in a letter to william kent, written more than 90 years ago john muir expressed his gratitude. saving these woods from the ax and saw from money changers and water changers and giving them to our country and the world is in many ways the most notable service to god and man i have heard of since my forest wanderings we began. >> the same week that president roosevelt proclaimed that forest muir protected he extended that to pinnacles. the park is now is home to massive boulders and numerous caves. it's also where condors make their home. and where captive bred condors are released into the wild. >>> the st

>> yeah, the mansion in the woods.forest because they believed there was a mansion there that slender man lived in. >> reporter: incredibly, police say those girls were now headed to find a mansion where they believed a fictitious internet character lived, a character named slender man who police say they were hoping to impress. outside that hospital in that town -- >> a major search by ground and air -- >> these are the woods where the stabbing -- >> we are still on the scene -- >> reporter: a frantic search for the two missing, morgan and anisa. >> two 12-year-old girls stabbing their friend nearly to death is unimaginable any time. but especially for a safe community like the city of walkershaw. >> reporter: back at the hop the surgeon is about to discover just how much damage has been done. >> the knife came directly down at this point where this large branch was coming off of this major artery. and cut through the tissue overlying it so that the vessels were totally exposed by this injury. >> the knife cut through

it's an engineered wood panel consisting of several layers of precut wood. the layers are arranged so the grain runs at right angles to each other. the layers are glued and pressed together to form structural panels. this gives them strength equal it is said you can build a ten--story building with them. in march, this company successfully built a three-story building using clt as an experiment. but clt is yet to be approved under the japan building standard act. the company is hoping to win government approval by improving lumb lumber. it aims to market the panels in two years. >> translator: clt will open the way for lumber for tall buildings. if we open a new market, we hope to provide a lot of domestic lumber. >> reporter: for a long time, japan's forest industry is left in the shadow of imported timber. now, it hopes to expand production of domestic timber by reducing costs and improving technology. >> that is it for business hour. here is a check of the markets. >>> people in the small community in northern japan received surprising news about the fate

it is archbishop ryan versus archbishop wood. wood undefeated. ryan two and two.ds one of the top program in the country. here's the wood head coach on playing on friday night. >> i think that these kids growing up this is the point in their life they want to be friday night football playing a game in front of their friend family school mates and they play under the lights on a friday night in great weather and playing a game they love i think it's an awesome experience. >> good luck to the kids. let's turn to the eagles now. michael kendrick is out for the eagles game and that trip to san francisco still recovering from the calf injury. it's another tough test for lesean mccoy. shady held in check by washington last week in part due to that patch work offensive line and my exclusive one-on-one with shady he says the birds have many ways to beat you. >> so a guy is going to come in and shut me down. i'm not saying i'm going to let him but if that's what you want to do then we'll have to make some adjustments and make some plays down the field in the air. >> see my

the girls leave that bathroom and walk down the road to the woods.s parents take me there, revealing what their girl told them. >> they wanted to play hide and seek in the woods. >> she sensed it. >> she said she was forced to go. >> reporter: they tell police about the game of high and seek. >> she was told to lay down in the dirt. >> reporter: she said, i didn't breathe. she said f i sat on her, morgan can stab here. she just goes crazy. >> yeah. >> reporter: she takes the knife, turns to her friend and says, i'm not going to until you tell me to. anissa says she told morgan to go ballistic, go crazy. she is stabbed 19 times. where do you think she got the strength to crawl out of the woods? >> we asked her and she wanted to live. and tonight, for the first time, payton. in the one place that now makes her smile the most, the animal shoulder not far from her home. this is the place to come. kittens needing a home. she shows me her fave sbrit there are too many to count. her parents wants know see her smile again. >> she has the most beautiful smile

a person ran off the road into the woods and caught fire. they shut down 54, 12th street or blue anchor road. stick to friendship road or tuckahoe road. 54 shut down a terrible accident scene in atlantic county. meanwhile, we're outside live looking at the vine street expressway, no delays, no problems. looking good, westbound traffic. looking good on the schuylkill expressway, no weather-related issues. we have construction going on in white marsh township, they are trying to repair a gas leak, ridge pike is blocked between butter leisure pike and spring mill road they are operating traffic bi directionally in the westbound lane. stick to germantown pike because you'll get delayed in white marsh township. >> philadelphia police are questioning one person in connection with the attack on two gay men in center city. katherine scott is live outside central detectives to fill us in. >> reporter: at least one person is being questioned in central detectives there are other people being questioned at different police locations around the area. th

so it was a shock that very first time woods cross encountered murder. it was the 6th of june, 1980, a friday morning. >> oh, my god! this is 1653 south -- 1200 -- 1200 west 1653 south in woods cross. my wife's just been killed! i just got home from work. >> the event stands out in the collective memory here. >> okay. i'll -- what's your name? >> steve strom. please! >> strom? >> steve strom. please hurry. >> steve strom was an overnight shift worker at a local aerospace parts company. so it was just before 8:00 a.m., he told first responders, when he came home to find his wife's body. she had been severely beaten, the furniture in their bedroom had been pushed around as if in a violent struggle. >> i was at work, and my stepmother had called me and she says, karen's dead. and i just said, what? she goes, karen's dead. i said, she can't be. i just talked to her. >> karin strom's sister, coco, rushed to the crime scene. a friendly cop threw that jacket around her shoulders. >> i knew it was a crime scene, but, god, i just wanted to hold her so bad. then t

we saw those dogs searching the woods. police telling us they have picked up eric frein's scent, only to lose it on the wet ground and at water crossings. >> we believe that frein has prepared and planned extensively for months or maybe years for this attack and his efforts to avoid apprehension. >> reporter: today, we went out with julie martin and eddie starnater, who teach survival skills. watch as eddie spokes us how a person can hide in a hollowed out log. julie hiding in plain sight. we're standing so close to her, but she's totally camouflaged in the brush. >> and if she doesn't move, there's a good chance you'll walk right past her. >> reporter: they believe frein knows those tricks, too. >> he probably has mres and freeze-dried foods and things that have heaters with them that he can just eat on the run. >> reporter: still, in these conditions, he can only run so long. the key to winning this -- >> the longer they can keep him contained, the more energy he's going to burn, the more apt he'll be to make mistakes an

are there woods? do we know? >> very wooded area.in fact if it was lighter here you can see from the area where we are it is densely wooded and would be very easy for somebody with survivalist skills like this man has been described in order to blend in, if you will, and hide. that is why police are so deeply concerned about trying to find him before he hurts somebody else. >> yeah, jason, appreciate that. let's dig deeper, i want to bring in a former lapd psychologist and also our law analyst, tom fuente, and deputy director. jason, they're saying this is a wooded area. where does a manhunt like this begin? because we all believe the suspect would want to get as far away as possible. but in the past we've seen sometimes they actually stay very close. >> that is right, anderson, and you will recall two years ago the christopher dorner case, the lapd police that was killed. he abandoned his car in the mountainous wooded area in san bernardino county. and they thought this guy has fled the area. he could be within mexico in a day or tw

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it's a wooded area. officers are urging people who live there to stay in their homes. >>> five years after the deadly red line crash, metro is going back to computer driven trains. nine people died when the automated system failed as one train slammed into the back of another near fort totten. metro's gm tells "the washington post" half a dozen trains will go back to automated operation next month and those will run during off-peak hours. since the red line crash metro has built safe guards to detect computer problems. carolyn lost her niece in the crash and she told "the post" it's too risky to trust people's lives to a computer. >>> it was recently named one of the best places to live but now a study claims people are moving out of arlington. tonight the big reason that has people packing up. >>> changing minds. the community going on right now raising awareness to an issue so many have kept in the dark. >> beautiful today with a high of 84. tomorrow highs near 90. the chance of a shower or thunderstor

who had been lost in the woods for 11 days. see the moment the hero gives her to her grateful owner. >>> when a mountain biker lands a dump. >> like maybe he had broken a pedal. >> it wasn't a pedal he broke. >> the parents are trying to surprise him, but -- >> this kid could not be any less interested. >> see the gift that finally caught noah's attention. >> if you want a new ipad mini, we've got the buzz word for your chance to win. >> a one direction concert is filled with screaming tweens. meet the photographer who captured the chaperone's worst nightmare. >> turns out people like those more than the actual pictures of one direction. >>> the power of the internet. it works in remarkable ways. i know there are bad things that come along with it, but amazing things happen like this moment captured on video. all because of a facebook toast. >> we got her in the woods. >> a bloodied from a dog rescue. that's the little dog z.z. z.z. a female chihuahua 8 years old had been lost in the woods for 11 days. he says 12, but realized

on top of the wood frame house, i mean every wood frame house in the west half of the city have a water tank and the water tank fall over because they are gas fired and start fires. and that is something that you could do for yourself, and for your neighbors and for the whole city is make sure that your water tank is braced. >> if you look at the studies that are predicting on fires, we are going to have a lot of fires and for every water tank that is braced there is a potential of one less fire that the fire department is going to have to fight and we don't want to have any more fires than we need to. so bracing the water heater is the first thing that you want to do. >> and so easy, and you go on-line and you google, earthquake, water and heater and you google the sites where you can find the details and you can put them out there on the hardware store and you can hire a small contract tore do that for you. that is a couple of hundred bucks, the best investment. if you are in other types of building it is complicated. if you are in a high-rise building you just can't anchor your build

woods timing out sun and clouds.s moisture will stay off the coast, looks like you'll be dry down the shore. tomorrow morning there will be clouds, patchy fog, there could mist along the coast. by afternoon we'll break for lots of sunshine and tomorrow afternoon looks like a really nice time frame perfect for the eagles game. tomorrow evening that same front that i just showed you out west that approaches pretty rapidly that brings a couple of showers north and west of the city, if we don't get that moisture we'll be dry for quite sometime. jersey shore, clouds and sun mixed. 74 degrees with an ocean breeze picking up. winds out of the southeast at 10 to 15. partly sunny tomorrow, 77 degrees is the forecasted high on the the beach sunday. 79 degrees philadelphia morning clouds and sunshine, winds out of the southeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight partly cloudy another nice night, 58 degrees north and west, 65 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 79 degrees clouds and sun today

>> it's in the woods behind my mother and father's home. >> the man in this videotape, 20-year-old clayton kerr, is now leading police deep into those woods to where he has told them there's a makeshift gravesite. coroner lee explains what's going on. >> he's just going to the site and they'll mark it off with flags and so forth and get him out of here. >> minutes later, clayton kerr appears again. he's quickly ushered off his parents' property, cloaking his face from our camera, handcuffed and clinging to a bible as he's placed into a police cruiser and taken to jail. >> gloves, body bag, camera. >> is anyone really buried at the site? now it's up to coroner lee, his deputy and two detectives to dig up the answer. >> i had nothing other than a small shovel i keep in the trunk of my car, but the police had nothing at their headquarters. so they had to go actually to walmart. >> and the 24-hour walmart proved to be fully stocked. police bought two shovels and a pick ax. as you might imagine, such tools are not standard issue for the kentucky state police. >> close this back. >> and the toug

people started spotting the dog in the woods. dan lived in that area. he knew those wood backwards and forward. >> so this isn't the dog's owner that's the rescuer. >> no. dan is taking ze ze back to her owner. >> this is the owner. >> is that ze ze? >> this is ze ze. >> is that ze ze? >> this is my blood, not hers. she's okay. >> ze ze was scared and shaken because she had quite an ordeal. she nipped at him. >> it's okay. i'm fine. >> oh, ze ze! >> call katy. >> that's ze ze's mom, her other owner. all of this from a facebook post. it started a little help find ze ze facebook page and the community really got behind this effort. >> oh my gosh. >> ze ze was under the care of a vet far little while but is now out and about on her first walks. she survived 11 days, no water being given to her. that's pretty amazing. when's the book coming out? >> everybody's wondering the same thing. she's a tough chihuahua. >> i have a video which i have like four different angles of this. it's really cool. we have overkill of angles. this is a go pro video. he's a mount

their focus on this area, a strong indication they believe he's still in those woods. paula. >> all right, linzie janis, thank you so much for that story and how long he can survive in those woods is the concerning factor. >>> well, from flooding to fire those wildfires in california wreaking havoc leveling homes and closing in on thousands more. abc's aditi roy is at the one of the worst, the king fire in eldorado county where residents are hoping for the best. aditi? >> reporter: good morning, paula. we are actually at the command center for this fire. take a look at the sheer number of trucks here, all of these locked and loaded ready to go to the front lines and in between them take a look at these cots. firefighters trying to catch some rest before heading back to raging inferno. this morning, nearly 3,000 people forced from their homes marking two days since the evacuation as the king fire rages through california, growing another thousand acres in size. >> people are worried. >> reporter: wind fanning the flames along the west coast. more than 20 fires burning i

mourners lined the campus of merry wood university for the trooper's viewing. eric frien is the suspect who opened fire. he wounded a second state trooper. he prepared for the attack through a military troop that recent he -- re-enact a eastern european military group. >> we're coming for you. >> reporter: police have teams spread out through the poconos at the sighting of the shooting down to monroe county. several schools are closed due to safety concerns though investigators believe his solely grudge is with law enforce him and the public should not be any grave danger. >>> a person who could be cected to a center city -- connected to a center city attack is speaking to authorities. that person has ties to a local high school. katherine scott is live outside central detectives with the latest. >> reporter: that's right, one of the men police are questioning was an assistant coach with archbishop wood high school in bucks county. he has was not a teacher, but he lost his coaching position. he had no comment as he went into central detectives. we're blurring h

but because the woods were on fire, there was no place to rest. they were just lanes everywhere so they pressed on. and the cavalry was holding off the union troops as they came in towards spotsylvania. and once again the confederates running the last mile or so to get into the entrenchment and stop them. a close thing. [inaudible] >> well, the soldiers in the south i think were trying to drive off the invaders. they viewed the union army as the invading army come in getting their state and the country. the north, i think it was a real feeling of patriotism and a belief, a strong belief in the union, preserving the union. i think those were the two on either side, the main reasons. and then there was, later in the war, the union soldiers, union army resulted, had to resort to the draft, and they had to pay people to come in. the bounty hunters they call them, and they were these people who came in in order to get the $300 bounty and they would go to the union army and they were get into a unit and then they would take off as soon as they could, an

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all from the cover of the dense woods. >> this attack was an ambush. >> reporter: four shots in just 90 seconds. the shooting happening so quickly, police didn't even have time to react. >> and really had no chance to defend themselves. >> reporter: state and federal law enforcement officers continue to spread through this heavily wooded area of northeastern pennsylvania. >> we now have made the world where he can hide a very, very small place. >> reporter: eric matthew frein, now a top ten most wanted fugitive with a $100,000 reward for his capture. >> as you move along, with this grid search, you also are going to be looking for places that he could potentially hide. the problem with this guy is, he's probably going to want to shoot you. because he's just shot two cops and killed one. so, he's going to add you to the list. so, you have to constantly think that as you move along. >> in the event you are listening to this broadcast on a radio on a portable radio, while cowering in some cold, damp hiding place, i want you to know one thing -- eric, we are coming for you. it is only a

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of course, he knows these woods very well. he grew up here.e would disappear for days at a time into these woods where he would hone his survival skills. they also believe he is using bunkers and shelters in the woods that have been built in there in the thick brush. searches have found some of them. they're not sure they're his, but he may have others where he stashed food and other supplies. he also could be using some of the hundreds of empty or abandoned homes and hunting cabins that are here in the poconos. law enforcement is checking these structures one by one, and they're asking the public to keep their doors lock and to remain vigilant. meanwhile, we're being told that the rain may affect the search dogs in some way, but they're not affecting the searchers themselves who are now using vehicles and working on foot in what they're calling a moving perimeter, trying to go through these woods and hopefully find one of america's most wanted fugitives. >> all right. we wish them well. rick, thank you so much. >>> new york city police on hig

this week it's archbishop ryan at arch bishop wood.ame inspiration from the wood leaders. >> it's about that time. we waited so long for this. we had to wait whole year. it's our time rot now. let's go! >> let's go, let's go. >> prime mal, prime mal you remember that fellas. we tell young players to watch the ball in case this happens. trickeration bag of trick, fake punt johnny takes all the way for the touchdown and for a 50-yard strike in the air. then the vikings are going to roll out their quarterback and find anthony russo and he'll pick out the captain jake coop cooper. cooper will do the rest on his own. wood jumped out to a quick lead and the fans were loving it. a lot of fans there. ryan also had a deep ball working and some nice running. look at number one smooth drive. a lot of speed into the end zo zone. but wood was just too much. that's jared the patient runner. arch with shop wood won the big one, >> thanks for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. we're back in the morning at 5:00 o'clock. for beasley, kat

the discovery of two pipe bombs, investigators they say were among items hastily left behind in the woods. that leads them to believe they are on the right track but they have this most wanted funltive on the run. >> he delivered a direct message to the man accused of killing a state trooper and wounding another. >> we are calling on you eric to surrender, we continue to take your supplies and stockpiles, are you weakening our trooper resolve is very strong and we are not going anywhere. they include these two fully functional pipe bombs that were recovered over the past 24 hours, in the heavily wooded area. >> this is consistent with frein's gutless efforts to kill law enforcement from a distance. >> they have one credible citing of frein near the border of monroe county and pike county. not far from his parent's home and an area of hundreds of vacation cabins and vacation homes where frein could be hiding out. with all the supplies and weapons that frein seems to be leaving behind and with police hot on his trail, authorities say they are confident he is running out of options. >> i don

in the woods. do we know? >> very wooded. if it was lighter, you could see from the area we are, densely wooded. it would be very easy for someone with survivalist skills, like this man has been described. in order to blend in if you will and hide in the area. that's why police out here are deeply concerned about trying to fiend him before he hurts somebody else. >> jason. appreciate that. dig deeper now. bring in chris, a former lapd psychologist, law enforcement analyst, tom fuentes, former fbi deputy director. where does a manhunt lake this begin. the suspect would want to get as far away as possible. in the past we saw some times they stay close. >> that's right. anderson. recall two years ago, christopher dorner case in los angeles. l.a. police officer, fired. killed multiple members. ambushed two river side police officers. he abandoned his car in san bernardino county. they thought he could be in mexico. turns out located a week later, he is within a few hundred yard of the police barracks in that, san bernardino count

the archdiocese confirmed some are graduates of archbishop wood in bucks county.e of those seen is a former coach who resigned once that tape was made public. police had been investigating this case as a hate crime. pennsylvania law does not cover sexual orientation in the hate crime statute. it's up to the district attorney as to which charges will be filed. they expect the determination to be made sometime this week. defense lawyers i've spoken to say they've not yet heard anything from the d.a.'s office about bringing their clients in or potential charges. we'll bring you the latest as soon as it becomes available. live outside of police headquarters, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> now to decision 2014 and the race for pennsylvania governor, the two candidates will face each other this evening for the first of three scheduled debates this campaign season. republican incumbent tom corbett and democratic challenger tom wolf will square off on the issues in hershey tonight at 7:30. jacqueline london is live in our digital operations center this afternoon. >> jac

ty wood says, you know what? expletives deleted we're out of here. he gets his guy together in the two mercedes g wagons and they go one mile, normally is five minutes to the diplomatic compound. the first thing that conclude from this piece of the narrative is, everybody could have been saved that night. nobody had to die. no americans had to die that night if the cia chief of base had listened to his people on the ground and our forces who were there with the military capabilities to respond had been allowed to respond and go there. they could have saved them. ty woods wanted to save him and he was told, don't go. eventually he disobeyed that order. and by the time i got there, a normal five-minute drive. took him 20 minutes because he was held up, by guess who, the 11th february martyrs' brigade supposedly helping us with security, in fact in league with attackers and stopped him at roadblock for ten minutes. tried to offer him tea. he said tea. you know where you can put your tea. and eventually they split up into two groups. one group, got into

one man being questioned is a assistant basketball coach at archbishop wood. we blurred his face, because he had a has not been charged with any crime or officially named a suspect in this case. he had no comment as he walked into central detectives. he was with the large group in center city a week ago tonight when police say ten to 12 people severelily beat and robbed two gay men in center city. social media played a role in the investigation identifying people in the group. we know this was a large party of old high school friends. the philadelphia archdiocese confirmed former students of archbishop wood and bucks are suspected in the beating. police need a clear picture to find out what happened that's why there's no arrests yet. some lawmakers have tried to change sexual orientation as a hate crime. >> we just legalized marriage for home sexuals in -- homosexuals in pennsylvania. we're not that far, but we're getting there. >> the school said they do not condone the behavior or the attack, they said there is not an accurate reflex of the school or their c

her way out in the woods. >> hall gave a general location for tricia's body near a river in indiana.information. luckily, he seemed to stumble into it a few nights later when he spotted hall inside the prison wood shop, a restricted area. >> there's nobody at the door, no guards or anything and i went in there, and as i came up from behind him, he had all these little different statues lined up, ten, 15 of them maybe. and i couldn't tell what they were at first. as i got closer, i notice head had a big map laid out. he dove on that map and folded that thing up really fast and slid it off to the side of the table. and i go, what are these things any way? they're these little falcons and he goes, they watch over the dead, jimmy. they do. >> and they look like -- >> a good size chess piece. >> jimmy had a strong feeling that the wood carved falcon and the map were journal keeping via serial killer. >> that map had little red dots all over it of illinois, indiana, wisconsin. you look down at this map, you could see all of those little spots were burial spots where he's got somebody. >> a

the vehicle before it crashed into the woods took out a traffic light.e'll widen out at some point here, once we do that, you'll see that. the driver fled the scene, but police managed to find him shortly after that, he is being treated in the hospital for injuries. there you see the debris all over the intersection. >> what a mess there, karen rogers. that will not be open for traffic for a minute. >> reporter: we have accident investigators on the scene, police on the scene, but we've got this downed traffic light, it's debris everywhere, all over the intersection, again this is in overbrook, the action cam live on the scene 59th and upland way. avoid this area, it's going to take a while to pick up the brie and fix the pole. a nasty accident in overbrook. the fog is an issue, you can see it on my -- i-95, this is southbound near allegheny there's traffic heading into the fog heavy from past bridge to girard on i-95 southbound already a 25 minute ride at this point. as we look at the big picture, you see the slow speeds reflected with that 17 miles per

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the victim had finished walking on the trails and was coming out of the woods and into this residential area, this she bad right here when she was attacked. people out enjoying the park this afternoon were learning of the attempted sexual assault that happened along the trails here. >> it's horrible and a sign of the time. >> a 51-year-old woman was walking in the park for a half hour, at 4:30 p.m., she was coming out of the woods at gait house lane, a man she doesn't know passed by and they exchanged hellos, it's man came up behind her and demanded money, she said she didn't have any and he pushed her down and pushed dirt in her mouth and demanded sex. she managed to break away and called police. the trails are desolate, it's unsafe. >> i'm surprised it doesn't happen more often. you walk these trails and come across a woman alone, it's not safe. >> women shouldn't venture up there alone. >> women say they will change their routines at least when this suspect is out there. >> now, the suspect is described as an african-american male, 6 feet tall 25 to 30 years old and dark complexion a

this is a very heavily wooded area. and frein knows these woods and knows this area.knows how to survive in this area. and so this is someone that state police know that he is competent with a rifle. and in fact missing from the house. an ak-47 and a rifle. so they know that he is heavily Ñd8they. they know that he is familiar with this wooded area. so that is why you can see now this m)&/r+e manhunt that is under way. =iñ there have been false reports out there. and"nson, but we've not seen anything like we've seen out here so far. >> and jason in terms of thexde incidents onlp friday you justt described a little bit what happened. did he kill the officer up close, with th"wrifle thate1 ha the capability of killing from a far distance? >> reporter: absolutely, state police call it ae1 cowardly act the policemen were basically working their shift. and the way police describe it, allegedly frein was hiding inj&c the woods. used his çórifle, shot one and then shotnú another. receptiont came out to try took help one o theq officers took a shot at xd, as well. and in fac

police and federal agents have been concentrating their search on a wooded area not far from the home of eric frein's parents. it is in the area of barrett and price townships and investigators are trying to flush him out. >> shots were fired, shots were fired. >> reporter: shots were fired in the area last night, who fired them is unclear. investigators say frein may be held up in a vacant home or cabin. they have toll residents to shelter in place and manhunt has many on edge. >> definitely known as a killer running around the woods so it doesn't make you sleep at night. >> reporter: frein is want wanted for ambushing two pennsylvania state police troopers a week ago. corporal brian dick son was kill. frein is a sharp shootal and self-taught survival list who has a military obsession. fbi added him to the bureau of top ten most wanted list and his face has been plastered on billboards. >> it is important that people know what this man looks like. he is a dangerous individual. he is armed and he has killed report roman used to reinact famous battles with frein. he said at alleged kil

what police found, stuffed in the woods over the weekend. >> this is really sad. bus flips over on the delaware highway killing two people and sending 50 others to the hospital. we are live at the hospital with the very latest on than their condition. >>> also with the latest on the investigation into what went so terribly wrong. >>> a frightening weekend at the white house, not one but two people tried to get in one of them even walk right through the door. how could something like that happen. >> play action foles, got a man, touchdown philly. jeremy maclin. >> jeremy maclin was in here in the good day studio, oh, boy, did he play well, undefeated, eagles pull it out yet again coming back. they went into half time for ones up by a point and that is when we all got worried. this is no the good. and then it was i great home coming will for desean for tea shawn jackson, not a lot of fun to beat him with him talk his trash. >> i'm horse from yelling at the game, and i have a cold. what a way to start the new fall season with the cold. but reporters are out covering

benghazi time, ty woods and his guys are fighting off the jihadis. the secretary of defense, leon panetta, and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff go to the white house for a prearranged meeting. they had been met in the hallway by general carter hamm who had been getting reports from stuttgart, and he ran up to see them and is said, hey, we've got a real problem in benghazi, the diplomatic compound's under attack, you might want to inform the president. here's the best information i've got so far, we've diverted a predator overheld, and it's going to be overhead in about five minutes at 5:05 p.m.. so we'll have realtime, eyes-on intelligence to see what's going on. so they're getting all this literally as they're walking down to the limo to see the president. they talk to him for about a half hour, bring him up to speed on what's happening, and as best anyone that i know has been able to piece this together -- and that includes the members of congress who have been actively investigating this for the past year and a half -- as best anyone know

woods for several hours and were sure he was getting tired.inally realized that we just weren't going to go away. once the reality of that sunk in, he sits down, puts the gun to his own head and we begin talking to him and attempting to get him to give up without any violence to us and without harming himself. >> eventually the negotiators convince him to put the gun down and then they arrested him. >> once mr. burgert is arrested, more and more things came to light. project 7 had a huge stockpile of weapons and ammunition. some of these were actual machine guns that it was not legal for them to possess. additionally, we found evidence that they were compiling a list of people that they felt needed to be assassinated in local government. and they had developed the means to carry out those plans. >> david and the other members of the group were brought to federal court and charged with weapons violations. >> there were several people federally indicted. the culmination of the project 7 investigation and people did go away to federal prison for