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>> thats when he told me, he said, from now on ill be known as eric s. galt. >> eric galt. ray never told him why or how he got the name. instead, the fugitive who had fled the country only a month earlier rode the train south to a still largely segregated alabama. in birmingham ray answered a newspaper ad and bought a car much like this. >> the car i finally bought, a 1966 mustang, had about 18,000 miles on it and was in good condition. it cost $1995. the only thing i didnt like was the color. ...

>> translator: i still think of freedom in that way. >> really? thats what freedom means to you? >> translator: people can eat what they want. it can be the greatest gift from god. >> you were ready to die just to get a good meal. >> translator: yes. >> he got his chance in january 2005, when he says he and park were gathering firewood in this remote area near the electrified fence. when the sun began to set they decided to make a run for it. >> as they ran toward the fence, shin slipped in the ...

God. >> you were ready to die just to get a good meal. >> translator: yes. >> he got his chance in january 2005, when he says he and park were gathering firewood in this remote area near the electrified fence. when the sun began to set they decided to make a run for it. >> as they ran toward the fence, shin slipped in the snow. it was a snowy ridge, fell on his face. park got to the fence first and thrust his body between the first and second strand and pulled down that bottom wire and was immed...

Thrust his body between the first and second strand and pulled down that bottom wire and was immediately electrocuted. >> how did you get past him? >> translator: i just crawled over his back. >> so you climbed, you literally climbed over him? >> translator: yeah. >> he was a fugitive now in rural north korea, on the run in one of the poorest, most repressive countries in the world, but thats not how it seemed to him. what did the outside world look like? >> translator: it was like heaven. peopl...

>> translator: yeah. >> he was a fugitive now in rural north korea, on the run in one of the poorest, most repressive countries in the world, but thats not how it seemed to him. what did the outside world look like? >> translator: it was like heaven. people were laughing and talking as they wanted. they were wearing what they wanted. it was very shocking. >> how did you manage to get out of north korea? >> translator: i was just trying to get away from the camp and i ended up going north. and on...

So im really sorry that, oh, ive been convicted so what do you want me to do? i should confess? i didnt kill my daughter. >> i want to know why you didnt call the police when you found your daughter dead. >> i already explained that answer. the police wouldnt do anything. you found a body and it was in my motor home. youre not going to look for the one-armed man. the fugitive. the one-armed man is the person that actually killed richard kimballs wife. >> he didnt drag his dead -- the body of his...

Of the system as it moves into the plains states. monday, tuesday, wednesday, dallas, oklahoma city, joplin, missouri, for tuesday, watching this area very carefully. and then as we head into wednesday, moving across the mid-mississippi river valley. this is a three-day event, harris, and well be watching the storm prediction center as we do think there will be many tornado watches in the future heading into the new work week. and again, as you mentioned, this could be a severe weather outbreak,...

Then and somebodys making a movie about this, you know, i think its sick. i think that the-- you know, a movie is is a movie and a movie is supposed to take you away from reality. if somebodys making a movie based on the brinks robbery the death of my father and the two officers, im at a loss for words. i dont know what to say. >> megyn: they say its loosely based on it. in this movie, the robbery takes place inside a bank, not with a brinks truck, but its about the two criminals who were caught...

Tears. his life on the run now over. new this morning, the elusive fugitive known as the mountain man, tracked down, and caught. >> wow. seven years in the woods. >> seven years on the run. welcome back to "early start," everyone, im john berman. >> im christine romans in for zoraida sambolin. its 30 minutes past the hour. >> this morning so many people are questioning why rutgers university let basketball coach mike rice keep his job. after that video surfaced that shows him physically and ve...

Advance to the final four. that victory coming a few nights after the team took down britteny griner and the defending champs baylor. the other womens final four matchup, connecticut versus notre dame. caught after years on the run, the elusive fugitive known as the mountain man is in custody this morning. there he is. boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business. can i get the smith contract, please? thank you. thats three new paper shredders. [ boris ] put em on my spark card. [ gart...