those. reporter: he was methodical with you. he was trained,fá as we know. = he appearfá in your opinion that he was carrying out a larger plan or more that you hadr stumbled into him? it would appear to me we stumbled into him. he didn t seem to have a plan. youfá know i think reporter: did he leave anything behind? when we were tied up and laying there, we heard him stuffing something in a bag or back pack. yeah he was packing up while we were laying there. reporter: any kind of food wrapper that he had been eating there, living there? the unit wase1 not real cleaned up when we went in either. we were doing a whole lot ofq renovating. but there was a bag of carrots in the refrigerator. @átjuu(j some milk in the cleaned out. sm3ñr i don t know if he brought those or if they were still in there because we hadn t gotten upstairs yet. reporter: did he seem reporter: do you have any marks on your wrist? can we see them? r óttzok tired or anyth
hesitancy on that or delay would lead to a conclusion in terms of their intent, again, dead or alive? what we understand, they went in with very heavy equipment to tear down the walls, to introduce gas into that structure. there were explosions, ammunition going off. they did hear one single shot, what sounded like a single shot in that structure as well. there was concern for the safety of firefighters going in there in the event somebody survived. it did sound for some time as he could have escaped into the woods. sheriff s department saying think they didn t have the entire house surrounded. they had helicopters overhead, so there was a lot of confusion, clearly, in their operation as well and we help to hear today from the sheriff himself on how everything played out in literally a minute by minute fashion because it is not typical for deputies to burn down a house essentially in order to get somebody out. all right. i mean, we re obviously waiting for this press
and that he and steenkamp apparently were the only ones in the house at the time of the murder. we ve also learned moments ago that there were previous incidents of a domestic nature at the home. that comes to us from authorities this morning. we have a reporter outside the pistorius home who is joining us by phone. what can you tell us about the very latest of this case? reporter: i m actually joining you from the magistrate s court in south africa where we re expecting the 26-year-old that was arrested by the police in connection to this murder to appear here. the police, as you said, not confirming that this 26-year-old is oscar pistorius. but this is in relation to the murder of oscar pistorius girlfriend in oscar pistorius home in the early hours of this morning. we know that the 26-year-old has been charged with murder and the police are saying that they re going to be opposing bail, soledad. so we re waiting on confirmation of that. there have been reports of inc
underground bunker before his dramatic rescue. now his mother is speaking out, sharing new details about his ordeal. heather nauert has that live from our new york city newsroom. heather? reporter: we re hearing from the mother of 6-year-old ethan kirkland. he was rescued nine days from at that alabama underground bunker. in an exclusive interview she reveals new and disturbing details about what happened to her son. she tells tv s dr. phil , her son watched as 65-year-old jim my lee dykes was shot and killed in the bunker. jennifer kirkland says the army came in and shot what he called the bad man. kirkland says that her son is struggling. has he volunteered anything about this? he has said a few things now. i know he is verying a very hard time sleeping soundly. he s, he swings his arms and tosses and turns and he s
dorner. charred remains have been inside in that burned out cabin. with a suspect believed to be dorner. the body has not yet been identified. and it could be a while before there is a positive i.d.. recovering bodies out of burned buildings as you may know is very difficult and difficult to identify the remains of someone in a building and that could take days or possibly even weeks to do dna analysis or forensic dent alan alsis, depending on the condition of the body. police spent six days looking for the body around big bear lake. we have a look at how the search went and led to this point. shots fires, 445 shots fire. reporter: a hail of bullets, police radio captured the moment. a cabin burning to the ground, and fugitive cop kill eer dorne believed to be inside. the first dorner report came midday. two maids cleaning a home were tied up. their car stolen. the first law enforcement to spot the suspect in the stolen car were two fish and wild life officers. firs