ot of new information coming out. cnn has obtained a photograph shortly after he was shot. we want to warn our viewers, it is extremely graphic. david sweat, alive, is still in the hospital in albany new york. he continues to talk to authorities. captured convicted killer david sweat, claims he was the master mind behind the prison break 26 days ago. [ sirens ] >> reporter: according to district attorney andrew wiley, the former fugitive says he and inmate matt escaped the night before on their dry run, but decided the first manhole was not secluded enough. joyce mitchell was supposed to pick them up and drive to west virginia before heading to mexico. >> heard helicopters. >> reporter: wiley telling nbc news they tuned into a.m. radio

while on the run changing directions. he and matt were very close to being caught several times. >> the sheriff's deputy vehicle pupped up in the vicinity of where they were and they were somewhat surprised. they said matt fell backwards and, you know made some noise but the sheriff's deputy didn't locate them. >> reporter: wiley saying sweat said authorities were combing the forest floor while he was hiding in a tree stand used for hunting above them. this as we see a graphic image of richard matt moments after he was shot. he was lying on the ground a gunshot wound to the top of his skull. cnn learns the inmates started planning and cutting through the prison walls six months ago. the scrutiny intensifying on the correctional facility as a dozen employees are on leave like a

superintendent stephen who led andrew cuomo on a tour of how the convicts broke free. david sweat is saying they used hacksaws not power tools to cut through the cell wall then into the steam pipe. chris, hacksaws are going to be a lot less noisy than power tools. >> that's true. thank you very much. the question is, what's next for the escaped convict, sweat. his time in the hospital is nearing an end. let's get to sara with part of the story live at albany medical center sara? >> reporter: good morning. david sweat continues to recover and continues to talk which is good for authorities. he's placed in a part of the hospital a secure part of the hospital reserved only for prisoners. regular people do not stay in that part of the hospital. it's a secure area only for

prisoners. he's expected to be here a few more days then he will be released and released into the custody of the department of corrections, then they have a decision to make of where does he go? it is likely he will go back to the same prison he broke out of three weeks ago. he would be a problem for a variety of reasons. he could be considered a hero and also a target inside the prison where he was housed where he had broken out of. corrections officials will have to find another place for him, likely. the district attorney prosecutors him promised he will be charged with escape burglary and any other crimes he committed while on the run said it is unlikely he will get a plea deal. >> meanwhile, david sweat's mother says she's happy he was captured alive. she hopes he learned his lesson. pamela sweat says her son and

richard matt couldn't have pulled off the escape without help from inside. >> this was meticulously planned. they spent a lot of time they rehearsed it. are you surprised your son took the risk? that he did this? >> yeah. i was really surprised that he did it. i still say to this day, if that woman and whoever else was involved didn't give them that stuff, those guys would have never broke out of jail. they wouldn't have had nothing to do it with. you know i blame them as well as the two guys david and the other guy. they knew better. >> you are talking about joyce mitchell? >> well not just her, but other people that are in the prison system. >> this is your son. what is your hope for his future? >> well i just hope he learned his lesson and stays in where

he's at and i get to go see him. >> i know you haven't been able to see him yet. >> no. >> what would be your message to him if you saw him right now? >> i hope he gets better and i love him and i miss him. >> we do have breaking news overnight to share with you. the fbi and atf investigating a massive fire that ingulfed a black church in south carolina. the state grieving from the mass murder. many suspect arson. let's get to victor blackwell, live with the latest. victor? >> reporter: we are minutes from sunrise and getting our first look at the church. just the brick exterior walls is all that is left. the church was gutted by flames. the steeple brought down by a huge fire. 55 firefighters struggled to take the flames down. the atf is on scene. the fbi will be joining the investigation to determine the

cause. it has not been determined. they will look to see if it's the result of arson or a hate crime. as you mentioned, they have dealt with both before. in june 20 years ago, 1995 two members of the ku klux klan burned it to the ground pleaded guilty and sent to prison. president clinton in 1996 attended the rededication of this building and this congregation will now have to rebuild again. it's important to say, again, the cause of this fire has not been determined. i have spoken with the person who lives in this community, lived here his entire life he fears it's a repeat of what happened in the '90s. it's important to say this is the seventh black church across the south that's been destroyed by fire since the massacre two weeks ago. the naacp is now telling black churches to take precautions to prevent this from happening to their building. the atf will be going in once

the embers that are still blowing in this church cool off with sniffer dogs to determine what evidence they can collect to determine what happened here. we are expecting a news conference this morning. back to you. >> obviously, you have motivation and causation. seven churches in eight days ant be coincidence. we have news of a new cnn/orc poll out with a twist. you know what happens when you talk about immigrants? you gain in the polls. trump making a move to the positive despite the energy against him. let's bring in cnn senior political correspondent brianna, live in washington. surprising to me. >> i totally agree with you. this is a poll chris, when you look at it it's good news for jeb bush. he stands at 19 points. it's up six points from may.

he's emerging here as a bit of a humble front-runner. when people were surveyed about how he would do in certain categories the economy, illegal immigration, social issues they said bush would do the best. look at trump at 12%. he is bleeding off a tremendous amount of support from the field especially when talking marco rubio down eight points walker down four points that's the wisconsin governor. those are not a good poll for those guys for sure. look at democrats. hillary clinton is just taking it really taking the field as we have seen her doing. 57%. i will say it's down since may, but it's really within the margin of error. you can't say she's sliding, but bernie sanders getting excitement there. look at the national match ups. the good news for jeb bush is in a national match up against hillary clinton, he is doing the best. the bad news is that he is still

trailing her by 13 points. you look at how donald trump shapes up here 25 points behind hillary clinton in between jeb bush and trump you have marco rubio and chris christie. they are trailing the democratic front-runner. >> interesting, brianna. it's not all up for donald trump. mexico is saying it is not going to send a con tes tant to the next miss universe pageant citing his derogatory comments about mexicans. the donald is not apologizing. he's filing a $500 million lawsuit against a broadcaster for dropping coverage. we are live in washington with the latest on the donald. >> good morning, michaela. this keeps getting more interesting. trump isn't saying he's sorry. we know he's bold brash and proud. he's supremely confident and he

believes he's right on this illegal immigration issue. so far, it's not hurting him. he's surging in the polls. that may be why we saw that quintessential trump style in new hampshire. donald trump on the trail in new hampshire and refusing to back down from his comments about mexican immigrants. >> i understand everybody loves what i'm doing in terms of the border. we have to stop the illegals from coming in. >> reporter: the real estate mogul caused an uproar two weeks ago. >> they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime, they are rapists, some i assume are good people. >> reporter: nbc universal cut ties with him saying they will no longer air miss usa or miss universe pageant. the outcry hasn't stopped there. mexico is withdrawaling citing his racist comments.

and the co-host said they won't take part either. trump is standing his ground. what nbc and univision did to these young women is disgraceful. they never had them in mind. >> reporter: trump filed a $500 million lawsuit against univision and hasn't ruled out a similar move against nbc. >> my first thing is univision. see how they respond to a $500 million, very good lawsuit. it's a very good lawsuit. let's see who comes next. >> reporter: but the former reality tv star wasn't the only speaking republican president wooing voters in new hampshire on tuesday. >> i want to be the next president of the united states. i intend to win this election. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie launched his presidential bid, telling a town hall -- >> you are going to sometimes shake your head and say i wish he hadn't said it that way. i guarantee, here is one thing you will never say, i don't know

what he thinks. >> reporter: christie and trump, offering their own brands of straight talk. the latest polling showing trump in second place among republicans nationally. chris christie is starting out until the low single digits. as for the lawsuit, univision says trump's complaint is false and legally ridiculous. the company will vigorously defend the case. michaela? >> we will be watching. here is something to watch. tonight, trump is going to sit down with don lemon. they are going to talk about the fire storm and the presidential race at 10:00 p.m. the white house and cuba set to simultaneously announce an agreement to restore diplomatic relations. washington and havana set to reopen for the first time in more than 50 years. president obama and castro announced the relations in december. since then washington removed cuba from the list of country that sponsor terror.

greece becoming the first developed economy to default on its debt. they did not make the $1.7 billion payment owed. greece now asking for a two-year bailout from europe the third in six years. the country is asking for $32 billion. finance ministers will discuss requests again, today. back now to the top story. the manhunt may be over but the fallout continues with 12 prison employees put on leave. an escapee, david sweat reveals he and matt practiced their get away the night before breaking through. arthur is the former director. thanks for being here. it's very interesting that david sweat is now talking, according to state officials and he's talking a lot. one of the things he claims is that he was the master mind of this entire escape. now, why would he be telling

authorities that he was the master mind? what's in it for him? >> good morning, alisyn. i think this is just feeding his ego at this point. everything that comes out of his mouth has to be correspondoborated. they know what the plans were. they have to bounce it off and compare it to what mitchell is saying. with matt being deceased you know you are never going to get a story, never get the true story as to what happened. what you have now is an individual trying to feed his ego. he's a narcissistic psychopath so you are going to hear this stuff. some of it probably is true. i'm sure the basis of it is true. you are going to get a lot of embellishment coming from him. >> another thing he is saying is they did a dry run before they escaped. listen to how the d.a. explain what is they did first.

>> they did get out to that point of the village and did actually pop one of the manholes up. they felt due to there being a number of houses in that area that it might not be a good spot to exit from. so they located a manhole in between that manhole and the tunnel system where they escaped from. >> what do you think of that possibility, they made it as far as the street poked their head out, didn't think it was a good place and went back into the prison for the next night? >> i think it tells you how emboldened they were about the security going on at the honor block. obviously, the inspector general for the state of new york and the fbi are looking at exactly what was going on in that cell block area. i'm just glad it didn't seem at this point in time to go out into the genera population

this type of lax security. i think the honor block is where they have to concentrate their efforts. we have heard of dry runs in the past in other major escapes that occurred in the united states. obviously, that comes down to a lack of complacency and security. >> erin burnett spoke to david sweat's mother on cnn last night. she had a theory why she thinks he's talking as well as who she holds responsible. listen to this. >> no he always told on himself all the time when he was a kid. i was surprised he did it. i say to this day, if that woman didn't -- and whoever else was involved didn't give them that stuff, those guys would have never broke out of jail. they wouldn't have had nothing to do it with. so i kind of you know i blame them as well as the two guys. >> his mom is blaming joyce

mitchell and the other prison guard for providing the tools. >> yes. obviously, they needed help to get out and what mitchell provided and what the tools were able to do for them obviously got them out of jail. i'm not surprised she's making that connection. obviously, law enforcement is making that connection. if they were in a care and custody type of environment, this would have never happened to begin with. >> care and custody type of environment. how does that look different from what they were in? >> if you look at what was going on in the general population it's more of a care and custody environment than the honor block where you didn't have to wear prison garb. you had loose security. you were able to get to different parts of the prison that the rest of the population wasn't allowed to. you were basically a trustee. i question the fact how can you put two question on it that committed murder number one and

committed murder in the way they did in that type of environment. >> all those questions need to be answered with this investigation. thank you for being on "new day." >> thanks alisyn. >> over to chris. >> say it with me usa! usa! the american women shutting out germany, only the best team in the world, not anymore. a gripping match. let's bring in andy scholes. is it time to bring up teddy? >> this was an amazing win for team usa. they knew all along, they had to get past the germans if they wanted to win it all. last night's semifinal game top ranked team versus the second ranked team. the game was scoreless in the second half. germany had the golden opportunity to take the lead in the 60th minute. their shot is wide left. alex morgan gets taken down in

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you know team usa likely wants a rematch between japan, if they have their choice. >> a lot of due excitement. teddy, you remember him in the men's. >> i do remember him. >> we need the women's equivalent of him. it will be great. >> oh my gosh my 10-year-old daughters are soccer players. they were to riveted, at times they had their hands over their eyes. it was so spenceful for them. >> the girl who, you know the penalty was on she thought she caused the game and the team rallied around her. a great moment. >> there are good lessons. >> great team. in the 8:00 hour we are going to talk live with two team usa players, kelly o'hara scored the second goal and abby wambach.

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there is a poll worth hearing this morning. some surprises in the cnn/orc poll. good news for jeb bush but also donald trump. the pair are the only republican candidates with double digit support. bush is 19 with trump following at 12. trump is in the race. he leapfrogged all these people. the other headline is when they line up against hillary clinton, they are taking a beat down at this point. still early. what does it mean? we have cnn political reporter ryan liza and author of "you are the brand." >> steve, how do you explain in the middle of all the controversy over trump's mexican comments he's number two in the poll? >> you are going to ask me to

explain donald trump? i have no idea. i'm here so i better try. >> the respondents. what are they seeing? >> tough be kidding me. when i saw donald trump and heard him say what he said those horrific things about mexican immigrants i thought, there it is we finally see who donald trump really is. most of us knew. people say, oh a candidate who says what he thinks. i'm thinking you are kidding me? my analysis is this people are tired, most people or many people those in the republican primary, are tired of people who try to figure out what they want to hear. at least trump says what he thinks. he may be back pedalling, which you are, you are trying to figure out how to say you didn't say what you said. the fact is chris christie is saying, wait that was my role except he has a real job and has to be accountable for what he

says and does. trump doesn't. >> is there a chance the surge in the poll is about his popularity in celebrity despite, not because of what he said about the immigrants? >> absolutely. i think steve is right. there is a visceral like for someone in the republican primaries who is one, very anti-obama and very, sort of, conservative on the immigration imshoes. conservative voters are not where jeb bush is. i wouldn't mistake his support for a dominance in the republican primaries. we saw this in 2012 where we had a big republican field. remember this? michele bachmann leading in the polls in the summer of 20u 2011 then a phenomena of surging and declining. one candidate always staying up

with solid support. romney then someone else. every month, there was a someone else. you have jeb bush who has solid, consistent growing support, then always someone else. this poll is good news for bush bad for all his establishment or possible establishment opponents. trump is taking from rubio. he's taking from walker. he's taking from all the would be challengers. they need to break out. >> great point. if i put the poll up he has stolen like eight points from rubio. i don't know if you can give donald trump all the credit. rubio is down from the high of 14% down to 6%. walker a high of 10% in may, now 6%. >> if you dig into the internals of the poll that is what's happening, alisyn. the voters are older, whiter more conservative voters and sloshing around from rubio to trump. >> the problem here is this rubio and walker have to figure

out what they want to say. they can't accept the fact that hey, they did okay in polls and surprising some people let's not do anything or say anything keep the campaign going. if you think about trump, what stands out is he says things that are provocative. chrischristie, who announced yesterday has this challenge. if he can get into the debates and on the stage and i have interviewed him many times. he has a heck of a personality. yes, he has bridgegate and the economy in new jersey and credit downgrades. if he gets on the stage, my view he stands head-to-head with donald trump. he's the only guy that can stand him down. the rest of the candidates are afraid of donald trump. >> i hear you on brand and why they are afraid of trump. they don't want to go toe-to-toe and play his game. let me ask you something about christie knowing him the way

you do. do you think he can win new jersey in a presidential primary? >> new jersey is a good question. here is the question. if you don't do well in new hampshire you don't get to new jersey. the way it's set up so far. >> i'm saying theoretically. >> in his home state? >> you are talking his general election. could he win a primary in new jersey a republican primary, yes. against this field, you don't think he would lose? >> no he has enough support among republicans in new jersey. a general election 40% of new jersey in the wall street journal poll do not trust hillary clinton. that's another issue. i think christie has problems in new jersey but new hampshire is bigger for him. >> let's put up the poll that shows the head-to-head match ups of hillary clinton against some of these people. she is dominant 13% higher than jeb bush right now, 17% rubio, 19% over christie and 19 over

walker. 25% points higher than trump. >> that echoes the point that ryan was making against trump, she's a bigger winner. >> steve? sorry, we have to go. sorry. >> i was going to say, be careful of the head-to-head match ups in a general election. this far out they don't have a lot of predicted power. people don't know the republican candidates yet. >> the closer you look at trump, the worse he looks. >> thank you. see you again. >> thanks a lot. >> i miss the clock. we don't have the clock up. what are reat? >> i have it here. it's right here. ahead here -- there it is. you ask, we deliver. still ahead here 12 employees, including three top executives are off the job at clinton correctional facility. we are going to dig deeper with the problems inside those walls with someone who used to work

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they will not send a contestant after the comments trump made about mexican immigrants. now the miss usa pageant is without a home and a host before the event. is this right, wrong, enough not enough. we will discuss it. we have a correspondent for cnn, juan carlos lopez, great to have you with us and miss usa 2005. let me start with you, my cnn brother. were you surprised the polls of trump getting a boost after what he said? >> not at all. 14 people are running for the nomination. they have to have a way to stand out. i was watching a promo for the '70s. it seems archie bunker is running for president. trump is speaking to a specific group of voters saying things a lot of people don't like.

it gets people talking. he's getting people talking. >> now, the idea of donald trump as a character, exaggerated stereotype people have it wrong, he's not anti-mexico. make your case. >> donald trump said many times over again, well before this controversy was the mexican people he's in support of mexico. there's a lot of things going on right now that he disagrees with. in reviewing everything he talked about going over the issue, he was talking the issues surrounding the mexican government the things we need to do to secure our borders between mexico and the united states. >> when you look at what he said would you take issue with how he said it they are rapists and criminals, i assume some are good people. if you are coaching him on how to answer the question is that the best way to answer?

>> when talking about this he's talking about the problems we have at border patrol. when you have a hoop hole and anything can come in he's worried about the protection of our country. is he referring to different groups of people that are lumped in with terrorists and rapists? anyone that wants to do ill will he's talking how anyone coming across the border that should not be coming across the border. that could be any cultural background. that's what he did express in the full scope of what he talked about. >> juan carlos when you look at the numbers, there is going to be a bad factor that comes over the border illegally. what do the numbers show about what kind of people come across how many work and how many fall into the category trump put them all in? >> when you look at the numbers, immigration from mexico to the u.s. has been basically zero in the last years because people are going back. there was the economy that

wasn't the best. they had better opportunities in mexico. more people coming in from central america. we have an up tick in children coming across the border. to make a blanket statement and throw all immigrants. he's been going after mexico and mexican immigrants and immigrants from latin america and all over the world. that doesn't make sense. it's not backed by the figures. it doesn't play right. for nbc to drop the miss universe and drop other associations with mr. trump when they are highly rated, it shows a lot about the consequences of what he said. >> when you look at your pageant brothers and sisters taking a dichbt view on this do you think you are giving your friend mr. trump, the benefit of the doubt too much? >> no i don't. i have known him ten years now. it's been an honor to work with him, for him, he's an incredible mentor to have. when you look at it in the grand

scope, the pageant in america is huge. there are 4 million pageant attendants that compete in 700,000 different pageants. when you look at everything from our end of the spectrum in the pageant community, there are a lot of people affected by this. all the contestants just arrived to compete for the pageant. now there is no cast. in conjunction with that you are looking at jobs for everyone behind the scenes that take a lot of time and effort to put on a show like this. all of that has been wiped away. >> chelsea, he created this. do you think he should apologize for what he said or take it back or say it a different way? >> you know i think he's made it very clear he supports the mexican people he loves the mexican people. when you look at everything he spoke about, he's talking about a greater issue here. the issue is border patrol. he has no problem with anyone wanting to come and immigrate to

america that wants to live out the american dream and make america great again as what he is so focused on in this presidential run. look at that issue first and foremost. that's the greater issue at hand. if he stands behind something he believes in should he apologize? >> i hear you about the principle. that's not what he said. do you think trump should apologize? when he says he's suing univision and nbc because they are not thinking about the women? isn't that directed at him? he created it. >> he created it. he says in the media we are distorting what he said. all we have to do is hear what he said. you are entitled to your opinion, but not your own facts. free speech has consequences. he's offended a lot of people and based on thing that is are not true. he's been in critical situations before. he's dug out of holes before. he can probably find a way to

get out of this one. right now, you were mentioning at the beginning of the segment, he's up in the polls. whatever is working in the republican race we'll see if he understands this goes beyond the republican race and is affecting a lot of people that people he is making ignorant comments about a very big group of people who are working hard and living in the united states. yes, there are bad people. you can't make a blanket statement on groups of people in the united states and the way he's been doing. >> given a chance to apologize, he said no i am 100% right. thank you very much for giving us the other side of this perspective. alisyn alisyn? the prison escape raising questions about inside the prison facility. 12 staffers suspended. we talked to a former worker about what was going on inside. that's next. steady is exciting.

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workers suspended including three at the very top as the investigation of the prison break moves forward. the cozy relationships between guards and inmates under scrutiny. we want to talk to jeff dumas who worked in corrections 25 years, many at clinton. thank you for joining us. >> good morning, michaela. >> we look at the list of head that is are rolling. i think we have the list superintendent first deputy superintendent nine security staff employees. we know you worked with the superintendent. what do you know about him, when you worked with him? how did he run the prison? >> he did an outstanding job in the security side of things. we had a prior commissioner named brian fisher and a prior superintendent at the facility and things became very lax as far as the inmates go with more liberties and liberal policies for them.

he was brought in to clinton to clean it up to make things a little more strict and he did an outstanding job for us. >> you know people are going to say, where is the gap? something went on here. >> right. oh absolutely. but, he is going to be a fall guy. all this is is a political move to save face. hey, we are getting rid of all of these people for right now. but, in a couple months what you are going to see is those staff members that they just suspended, they are all going to be back to work because they didn't have anything to do with this escape. it's a blanket to try to cover and deflect the actual fault from the policy that is have been given by the department. >> let's talk about the policies you blame. what is the problem, then at clinton correctional facility? >> well it's not only -- michaela it's not only clinton,

it's across the state. you have those same policies at that max as you do in attica auburn and great meadow. the lack of security or the ease that they want to treat these inmates is what is a detriment to our security. all these policies come from albany and building two, which is basically the command center for the whole state. these are all political appointments and they are policies that give the inmates all the leeway they have. >> you think these two prisoners capitalize izeized on what -- were the prisoners aware the security policies were lax? do you think they capitalize izeized on that situation? >> oh absolutely. for example, the light, heat and power. those are inmates. that job are inmates that work on the infrastructure of the facility.

by that policy of saying we want to teach inmates and we want to use them for their labor because it's cheaper than hiring a civilian to come in and work well now you are showing the inmates the entire layout of the facility. >> let me ask you a new thing we are hearing about. the fbi is investigating a potential heroin ring inside clinton that prisoners were using some of the employees were helping supply it involved in the drug trade. what do you make of that? you are shaking your head you don't think it existed? you don't know about it? >> i certainly didn't know about it. i think the words heroin ring is a twist. there is heroin -- heroin is the easiest drug to smuggle in. we have combatted this for years. so i don't believe it's a heroin ring. i think the fbi and the i.g. they are speaking to inmates in the correctional facility.

inmates always have if they have a bridge to burn with somebody if they have been caught doing something, they are going to say, hey, sergeant dumas did this or that. >> sure. >> that's the way it is. now that they have an opportunity to voice themselves they are going to play with the fbi and the inspector general's office and things are going to get twisted. >> right. >> there is a significant drug problem in all facilities. that's because of the openness that the department lets the visitors come in with. >> we are going to talk to you more. the problem is not going away anytime soon. thank you for joining us on "new day." >> we are going to have more details on the prison caper. trump jumps in the polls. we have a major lawmaker who is going to make the test. let's get to it. authorities learning more about the duo's escape that included a dry run the night before they broke out.

>> a dozen employees at that prison including three top executives are off the job. >> this facility has more problems than other places. the white house and cuba to announce an agreement to restore diplomatic relations. >> we are going to squeeze every last ounce of progress we can. >> u.s. officials are concerned about terror threats and the possibility of an attack over the fourth of july weekend. >> the volume of people radicalized means you have to intervene more quickly. misty copeland the 54-year-old ballerina making history. >> to be an african-american and to be in this position. announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning. welcome back to "new day." there are new details about the new york prison break, including the escapees did a dry run the night before they broke out. >> this comes from sweat who

investigators are saying is portraying himself as the brains behind the plot. was it his intelligence of the lack of it? what is behind 12 staffers being placed on administrative leave? >> we have jean casarez and sara. we are going to start with jean casarez. >> reporter: chris, there is a lot of information coming out. cnn obtained a photograph of david matt right after he was shot and we want to tell our viewers, it is an extremely graphic photograph. david sweat, of course is alive. he is still in the hospital in albany and talking to authorities. captured convicted killer david sweat claims he was the master mind behind the elaborate prison break 26 days ago. according to district attorney andrew wiley, the former fugitive says he and richard matt nearly escaped the prison

the night before on their dry run, but decided the first manhole they reached was not secluded enough. sweat, telling investigators joyce mitchell was supposed to pick them up and drive to west virginia before heading to mexico. >> there were occasions where they heard the helicopters. >> reporter: sweat and matt often tuned into a.m. radio while on the run, changing directions to move to canada. they were very close to being caught several times. >> the sheriff's deputy vehicle pulled up in the vicinity of where they were. they were somewhat surprised. they said matt fell backwards and, you know made some noise, but the sheriff's deputy didn't locate them. >> reporter: wiley telling sweat was hiding in a tree stand used for hunting. we are seeing a graphic