i think this is my job to complete. thanks for joining us. an alleged cop killer on the run for nearly seven weeks has been captured. and officials say he could now face a death penalty. eric fein was found in an abandoned airport in relatively good shape. he was accused of killing one police officer and wounding another. the police used one of those officer s handcuffs to arrest frein. officials say he could kill again if he wasn t captured. if he gets out of the woods, we were very concerned that he could fill other law enforcement and if not them, civilians. how was he finally caught and arrested? here s susan candiotti. after escaping capture just shy of zen weeks, suspected cop killer eric freen runs out of luck and out of time. a special os team clearing a previously searched area spots frein walking across an airstrip between harriville and tannersville, pennsylvania. his latest hiding place, about 40 miles from the pennsylvania state police barracks where fr
conducted raids for the paris ataerks. one of those suspects remains at large. we also learned of the woman who found dead after the police raid in saint denis france did not flow herself up. rather a man was wearing a suicide device that detonated and killed her. sources say the woman was related to the paris attack ringleader. and an islamist group says it and an al qaeda affiliate attacked a hotel in mali on friday, killing 21 people, including an american. and we will have more on the terror attack in mali in just a moment. but first, let s go to our own max foster for the latest on the security situation in france. he joins me now from plaza plaza de republique in to paris. so many unanswered questions in relation to the aftermath of the paris attack, and particularly the identity of this third individual found dead in that saint-denis apartment. what all do you know at this hour? we re waiting for that information, one a lot of people are very focused on is some of
Everybody was there. all different religions? all different religions. just everybody. what was the message you were trying to send with the photograph? it was an organization for everybody to save people. we came here to save people, it s our job. we are together? we are all together, yes. somehow with this photograph, you found the good? in the middle of this tragedy, there was a bit of hope. you won t give up? never. never give up. papi harlow, cnn, paris. often times the first responders are some of the unsung heros in the aftermath of the attacks.
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Picture that was posted on social media, this playing a huge role in this case. it shows these football players, trent mays and malik richmond holding by her hands and feet a seemingly unconscious girl. this was last summer, this was august. now, prosecutors told the court the girl was quote, unquote, substantially impaired at that moment and did not consent to sex. cnn s papi harlow is in stubenville with the latest in court. papi? reporter: the alleged victim, a 16-year-old girl, was too drunk to make decisions, saying she was degraded several times over. also saying she was, quote, treated like a toy by the two defendants, 17-year-old trent mays and 16-year-old malik richmond. the defense council for both of those boys maintains they are, indeed, innocent. the state bears the burden of