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june 9th. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> she's got the shake and the finger point. i think we should all be following her moves. >> you like that? >> i do. >> killing it this morning. we need a little laugh on a tuesday morning. >> i'm brandi hitt, in for reena ninan. brought me back for another day. >> i didn't have a say. we want you here all the time. get you to move from l.a., from new york. >> you have the water. water pressure here. instead of l.a. do this to get a drop. >> haven't had water for four years out here. that's an issue. enjoy the water. there is more to new york as well. but hey. take what you can get. brandi hitt hanging out all week. thank you for being here.
AnnouncerNow-abcWorld-news-nowJune-9thOn-tuesdayThe-mix9Tuesday-june-9thReena-ninanBrandi-hittShakeTuesday-morningmckinney, texas. new developments in the search for two convicted killers who broke out of a maximum security prison in new york. richard matt and david sweat pulled off a sophisticated plan involving power tools and extensive knowledge of the prison building and an exit through a manhole in the town. but when they emerged a couple who lives in the town came home to find them walking in the yard. >> i asked them what the hell are you doing in my yard? get the hell out of here. he was like, sorry, i didn't know where i was. i'm on the wrong street. >> he said two convicts took off running. abc news learned a woman who worked at the prison has been questioned by investigators. joyce mitchell is her name. she has now been removed from her job. there is new evidence made public from last week's alleged
PrisonKillersPlanSearchSecurityConvicter-murderers-richard-mattPower-toolsSweatNew-yorkDevelopmentsTexasManholeholiday season but it turns out summer is the high season for theft. >> this just stinks. authorities say, people go on vacation, yes, and a lot of you are forgetting to put your mail on hold. abc's aditi roy has more. >> she is running. >> reporter: the latest in a string of package thefts. this suspected thief in pittsburgh coming face to face with the homeowner. >> why are you running away if you didn't do anything wrong? >> reporter: the woman got away. this brazen theft took place in washington, d.c. watch this crook in northern california grab a package and go. inside, he found awnings. obviously not something he wanted. so he immediately put them up for sale on craigslist and got caught by police. this is the beginning of the season where these kind of thefts spike, second only to the christmas holiday, because people go on vacation and packages can pile up on the porch. john landis and his wife were on their honeymoon in aruba when
ReporterPeopleLotVacationNow-abcYesSeasonAditi-royTheftLatestHoldAuthoritieskilled to stop the spread of the flu primarily in the midwest. for the first time in ten years the u.s. is allowing egg products imported from the netherlands to ease the shortage. well summer season getting under way. for many people that means hitting the roads trying to get out there and travel, get some where, vacation. >> vacation with the kids right. abc's linsey davis is on the road in new york with great tips for mom and dad. and trying to save big on your gas bill. >> reporter: between three busy kids -- >> tutoring, basketball practice. getting dinner ready. >> reporter: dad's 5:00 a.m. wake-up call to avoid busy traffic and road trips. >> our family loves to travel. >> reporter: the family spends a hefty chunk of time and money in the car. so we brought in transportation
Us-Summer-seasonProductsMillionsAvian-fluFluSpreadBirdsShortageNetherlandsMidwestTenterror take-down in boston. grainy surveillance video showing confrontation between suspect usuma rahim and anti-terrorist agents. rahim's family says the video reveals part of the story. abc's tom llamas reports. >> reporter: this is the moment five fbi agents and boston police officer approached the terror suspect, usama rahim. watch closely as officers back away. rahim, seen circled in yellow coming toward them. you can then see two officers move toward him. rahim goes down. police say the two anti-terror agents shot rahim though you can't see it in the video he was arm ed with the large knife and allegedly threatened to kill police officers. >> there are questions asked why didn't the officers use any other force? you know this guy had a malicious intent and our officers were really faced with that. >> reporter: they approached him because the fbi listening in on his cell phone conversations allegedly heard him say he was about to go after the boys in blue. >> we intercepted a communication that indicated he was about to carry out an attack that day. >> reporter: sources say he even called his father the same day of the deadly encounter to say good-bye. and that surveillance video is
ReporterFamilyPolice-officerStoryPartNow-abcVideoOfficersUsuma-rahimFbiAgentsBostonthe avian flu. millions of birds have been killed to stop the spread of the flu primarily in the midwest. for the first time in ten years the u.s. is allowing egg products imported from the netherlands to ease the shortage. well summer season getting under way. for many people that means hitting the roads trying to get out there and travel get some where, vacation. >> vacation with the kids right. abc's linsey davis is on the road in new york with great tips for mom and dad. and trying to save big on your gas bill. >> reporter: between three busy kids. >> tutoring, basketball practice. getting dinner ready. >> reporter: dad's 5:00 a.m. wake-up call to individual traffic. and road trips. >> our family loves to travel. >> reporter: the family spend a hefty chunk of time and money in
Us-Upper-midwestMillionsAvian-fluFluSpreadBirdsTenPeopleWaySummer-seasonProductsnow to some new developments. talking about the hunt for two convicted killers. some really bad guys on the run right now. now they have been on the run for three days. >> richard matt and david sweat, take a look here, they pulled off a sophisticated plan, power tools and insider's knowledge of the prison building itself. now abc news learned investigators have interviewed that woman who worked there. abc's marci gonzalez has the latest from upstate new york. good morning, marci. >> reporter: good morning to you. investigators have developed over 300 leads and are looking into each including one from a couple possible witnesses. face to face with the escaped inmates. >> lucky to be alive, man. they could have done anything. >> reporter: neighbors who live a block from the maximum security prison in upstate new york telling abc news they may have been the first to see david sweat and richard matt after they made their prison break. spotting the convicted killers dressed in jeans walking in their backyard around 12:30 saturday morning. >> i ask them what the hell are you doing in my yard? get the hell out of here.
New-york-state-prisonGuysKillersNow-abcPlanConvicter-murderers-richard-mattPower-toolsDevelopmentsHuntTakea-lookOn-the-runKnowledgethat is why police say they could be anywhere. so they are offering a $100,000 reward for any information leading to their arrest. gio benitez, abc news, new york. a white former south carolina police officer has been indicted in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. the april 4th shooting really caused a stir across the country. it was caught on camera. as you're seeing here, you will remember that video. it prompted national outrage, the officer, former officer now, michael sleager, he maintained his innocence in this thing. he has been in jail since his arrest. sleager faces a max mull mum of 30 years to life in prison with no chance at parole. a demand for justice in texas this morning after the shocking video showing an officer pushing a teenager at a pool party. parents say only black children were targeted by police. with more here's abc's john erlichmann. >> reporter: these are the actions that led to suspension
InformationNow-abcAnywhereNew-yorkPoliceRewardArrestAnyoneGio-benitez10000000000Police-officerjohn legend sang "happy birthday" as well. got a big cake and all that good stuff. shape of the nba championship trophy. happy birthday to mr. kanye west. we go from rapper to rapper. fellow rapper snoop dogg filing a lawsuit against pabst blue ribbon. signed a deal to promote fruit flavor malt liquor called blast. but then pabst blue ribbon sold off colt production. since pabst dropped colt like it is hot. snoop says he is entitled to a portion of the profits from that sale according to the clause of his contract. but pabs strks blue ribbon says that was not the cause, so this is the whole thing. >> as part of the sponsorship -- he made appearances. the brand crafted a campaign around snoop dogg called "keep it cool 45." we'll see how that works out. moving on to the weekly wildness going on in abc's "the bachelor." last night, apparently the drama kicking into high gear.
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