. >> reporter: innocence four criminal analyst clint van zant was saying they can get different kinds of evidence. >> we can get touch dna, when you and i touch something, leave a minute sample of our dna, anywhere from a pizza box to a victim's neck. >> reporter: van zant says even though more arrests haven't been made believe it is likely as police compare evidence more could come. very hard for one person to control four people, especially three adults. >> reporter: van zant says sometimes it takes weeks to compare dna evidence found at a crime scene to evidence collected at other locations like the vehicle wint was riding in when he was arrested. >>> temperature hit 90 today and kept on going. doug is here to let us know how long this heat wave will last. >> i tell you what, guys, a good which to cool off there, a little bit of water on the head a very hot afternoon very humid, especially for anybody having to work outside today. and again, i commend everybody for doing so. inside today a little bit on the cool side. outside, anything but. 91 degrees the current temperature, 93 ri

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van zant says that's the type of evidence police are using to connect the dots in this case. at 6:00 a closer look at the evidence police seized and why a garage door opener could be an important clue in this case. in the newsroom, i'm megan fitzgerald back to you. >>> the opm federal government data breach maybe much bigger than first reported much we are getting new details nous about how this could now impact every federal government worker. >>> help for carly a local student in need of a bone marrow doaner is er is donor is getting new help. after a news4 report, how a new movement could help her find her match. >>> whole foods known for its expensive organic foods but there's a new cheaper option >>> i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk with a big develop n that massive opm data breach the largest union representing federal workers said today that every single government worker's personal information was obtained by hackers. we just learned that opm is pushing back saying that that statement is not accurate. a spokesperson tells nbc news that the numbers are no different

. >> the fifth grader was home alone tuesday afternoon following a scheduled half day at van zant elementary school. she heard knock at the front door. then sounds after break-in out back. that's when she called her mom and brother. >> she wanted us to be there in case we had to call 911. talking to my mom too trying to comfort her and assess the situation and everything. >> did she sound fright end? >> of course. >> the little girl heard the sounds of drawers being opened and rifled through. she raised to the master bedroom, upstairs, and lock herself in. then retreat today a closet, bracing her feet against the door evesham police chief chris chew says the thief broke into the bedroom. >> the subject worked his way around the room, went to the closet not knowing that the female was in the closet. tried to open up the door sheet quickly kicked it, as hard as she could shut, and screamed as loud as she could and the subject immediately ran out of the residence. >> you hear her scream when he tries to break into the closet and she kicks back, what's going through your minds as her brother? >>

. >> let me bring in former fbi profiler msnbc contributor clint van zant. the other headline in addition to officers focused heavily in the area where john yang is stationed, what we've heard off the record for a few days it's now been confirmed to nbc news that this employee, this woman who worked in the tailor shop helped these individuals make this escape all along. governor cuomo and others have said there's no way they could have pulled this off without some inside help. >> yeah. and i think that's going to be the case, tamron. we've got two things going. number one, how did they get out? who helped them who gave them information, who gave them tools, who helped facilitate the escape? and number two is, where are they right now? these are simultaneous investigations. but i think the smart money right now says these two guys are still in the area. if in fact she was supposed to be the getaway driver she had a panic attack, left the area, these guys hopped out of that manhole and had nowhere to run to and nowhere to hide. there's 12 14 hours of daylight

zant. clint, the things that have to be key on finding this guy are people who know him, who can help identify him. and then once officials do get the identification confirms, what's the next step for them? >> well they're going to try to get this individual's background. they want to find out where he lives and move in on him very quickly. when you have a situation like this, a shooting like this it's doubtful that anyone else actually contributed to this terrible act. but there may be others who have known. jose, it's like violence in workplace cases, school shootings, we always find out in 20/20 hindsight afterwards that there were other people who had suspicions. they knew the individual was talking, was saying crazy things, was threatening. they may have known he had a gun. but nobody actually sat down and put it all together. the authorities will be trying to do that. but of course they're first saying in their mind is to find out where he's at and get their hands on him before he can

former fbi profiler hostage negotiation, nbc crime analyst clint van zant. we heard them describing the suspect, a young white male sandy blond hair. early to mid 20s. >> they've got apparently a fairly good picture of the suspect as well as a picture of the car. this is one more time again, they need the public's cooperation. they need people watching your show to look at this. this is a recognizable individual. somebody in that area, somebody knows who this guy is somebody knows where the car is. this should be a relatively easy individual to find. that's, you know we'll find him, prosecute him, deal with him, but it's the hate that has prompted this willie. last year for example, there were 176 incidents of significant violence in churches in housing of worship, i should say. >> wow, 176. >> 176 incidents of serious violence. 74 of them resulted in death. you know you're sitting there, you're talking. the four of you are talking, and al sharpton made the reference a church should be a place where we feel safe. we thought that same thing about our schools,