this morning, iowa's largest newspaper -- cnn's chief correspondent, dana bash is traveling with the trump campaign and has a lot to tell us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: that's always the case when talking about donald trump. so far, his campaign philosophy is his politically incorrect rhetoric taps into a part of the gop that the republican establishment doesn't understand and the media don't understand. so far, the polls seem to be backing him up. the question is how long is it going to last? in a brutal editorial, the des moines editor is demanding donald trump pull the plug on the side show calling him a feckless blow hard who can generate headlines and polling numbers, not by provoking

thought, but outrage. his republican competitors agree. >> he's becoming a jack ass. >> i have respect for john mccain. >> reporter: he's not apologizing, but came closer than before. >> i supported him and raised money for his campaign against president obama. if there was a misunderstanding i would take that back. hopefully i said it correctly. >> reporter: even for trump, who appears to crave controversy, the bipartisan backlash of remarks from mccain's five years as a prisoner of war was intense. >> he's not a war hero. he is because he was captured. i like people who weren't captured. perhaps he's a war hero but he said things about people. >> reporter: a poll shows trump is not just leading the gop field, but leading big at 24% with second place scott walker and third, jeb bush trailing by double digits.

the same survey may signal trouble. 23% on three consecutive nights. on sunday after his controversial comments support dipped. mccain is going to take the high road. mccain's son jack a fourth generation didn't hold back about what he thinks. >> my father is a public figure open to attack. prisoners of war, in general, donald trump has to understand he's running to become the commander in chief of the military. if an individual becomes a prisoner of war, is he going to abandon them because he doesn't like people that are captured? >> reporter: he's going to have his first campaign event here in south carolina the first in the south, a primary state for republicans. it is going to be very interesting to see how he's received here chris. this state hosts eight military

bases. over the past two election cycles a quarter of the electorate consider themselves veterans or active duty military. chris? >> a big religious community down there. we haven't heard a lot of what he said in iowa about religion. dana thank you very much. there's no question trump is getting attention. we have news for you. someone who could be one of the strongest candidates entered the race this morning. ohio governor john kasich. big swing state. he has a lot of aspects of him that put him in the center of the gop. >> that's right. governor kasich is going to jump into the crowded field here. here he is on snap chat making the case for why he should be president. take a listen.

>> no one running for president helped balance the federal budget saved a state from bankruptcy or served on the defense committee for 18 years. maybe i ought to run. >> he's going to turn that media out to i am running. if you look at his credentials, this is interesting. if you look at his credentials, on paper, he looks like someone voters should give a close look. he served in congress 18 years, balanced a budget. he was on the arms committee, a commentator on fox news and serving second term as governor in the crucial state. he won 7 in 10 independents a quarter of black voters and a quarter of democrats. he could be the most qualified and least known candidate. the question for him is can he breakthrough in this jam packed field? he's pulling in the low single digits

digits we are talking 2% 3%. will voters give him a boost after his announcement? >> we have a lot of talk about. let's bring back dana bash and cnn politics reporter m.j. lee and patrick healy. patrick, donald trump is at 40%. is it time for the pundits and the media and gop establishment to take him seriously? >> i think so. he's someone with real traction it seems like in iowa and new hampshire. even more so he's going to be a big factor in the debates. going into that first debate he's going to be the person that jeb bush is preparing for, that some of the others are preparing for. the question is is he going to talk about policy? when we say take him seriously, i don't think it's so much he's putting through ideas of dealing with islamic state. he's not going away. he's a one-man show.

the challenge is you never know what he is going to say. it's about self-interest. it's not necessarily about going into a republican field and saying this is how we make the country better. it's how can i get my message out and talk about myself? >> dana and m.j. let's take a beat on the poll and see what we put together with cnn, a poll of polls. this index they will use to get and pick for the debates. that's key. let's take another look inside the abc poll. dana how he does after mccain gary put it out there, it was the smallest sample the fourth day, but it was so negative with those 200 it brought his number down. what does that mean? m.j. for you, what does it mean when you look at the head-to-head with hillary clinton? start with you, dana? >> you are right. that's why i mentioned it.

it is very telling, i think, that abc made a point of putting out exactly how they did their survey what days they did it and the fact it came down significantly on the last day. you made another important point, chris, they said it was a small sample. it's hard to tell. there was another poll not a national one, but in the state of iowa where he made the remarks that was taken over the same period of time. it included sunday the day after he said the things about mccain and it didn't change the way people felt. so it's a little too early to tell. one thing i want to tell is you said something very important that we haven't been talking about. the evangelical vote. here in south carolina two-thirds which is huge. two-thirds of republican primary voters call themselves evangelical. it's almost that close in iowa. over the weekend, that same

forum, he would not say whether or not, in fact he hasn't asked god for forgiveness. that is a huge red flag for a lot of evangelicals. that may matter to them more than the back and forth with mccain. >> it's fascinating he never asked forgiveness from god. it hardly got comments because people were so ruffled about what he said about a former vietnam veteran. when talking the general election the thing to remember about trump is he's always had a bit of a cap when it comes to the broader electorate. look at every poll that's come out about the 2016 candidates his cap is at 40%. 6 in 10 people said trump is not someone i'm interested in. for him, the success rate depends on whether or not he can max out the 30% or 40% of people that vote for him. we will see if his comments will

hurt him. if trump supporters are bothered by it or we like him and the fact he says whatever he wants. we are going to continue supporting him. >> let me spell out what he said in terms of religion and forgiveness. he was asked if he ever asks forgiveness from god. he said if i do something wrong, i try to do something right, i don't bring god into the picture. no way to know what that means for iowa. >> it's going to take a few days for comments to get reflected in polling. it always does. whether republican caucus goers are going to remember the comments and the des moines editorial, a lot don't care about what they say. >> what do they say? remind people? >> they said he should get out of the race. >> because? >> because he's not qualified to be president. he's making this into a side show. he's being, kind of the bafoon

lindsay graham is trying to get their numbers up. iowa would be won with 20% to 25% of the vote. trump has that already. he goes into iowa with a set of strengths. whether he's in the race in six months seven months whether he wants to be participating with the republicans who he doesn't seem to take seriously the jeb bushes the bobby jindals. itis an open question. i's about the attention coming on him, him being able to get off the tweet-like comments where he makes the hip shots. that's what he loves doing. >> dana let's talk about john kasich getting into the race. how do you think he moves the needle? >> you know i think he is perhaps a dark horse in this. you know for months and months and months people have been saying look at john kasich because of what some of what was

laid out. he is the full package on paper. he is a governor who has had success in ohio which, i have spent a lot of time in ohio. it has been depressing. the joblessness is bad and it's gotten better since he's been governor. he can claim victory on that. he has experience in washington as budget chair. he worked with bill clinton on balancing the budget which is huge if you are a republican or democrat. he has that. the question is whether or not, he can breakthrough this field. he has a little bit of trump in him in that he's kind of shoots from the hip. people might not know this on a national scale, but he kind of also likes to talk in sound bites. it wouldn't surprise me if he does better than people think. >> dana bash coining a new trumpism which i like a little trump in him.

there is an emerging theory there could be a trump snapback and someone like kasich could benefit from that. the zone of rationality of the gop, he looks better and better. do you see anything on that? >> absolutely. i think compared to trump, a lot of candidates in the republican field end up looking more presidential. i was speaking to former south carolina governor jim hunt yesterday, asking about the trump comments. his bottom line is people are not going to be -- issues related to military are what people vote on. the fact trump is saying these things and making these comments it has an effect in the field. it makes everyone else look more presidential and seem more like they could be commander in chief. someone like john kasich who is at the bottom of the polls could

benefit. >> thanks for the insight. michaela? >> this morning, riveting details about the prison break, that brazen prison break in upstate new york. the captured inmate telling all about how they planned and executed the hollywood-like escape. alexandria field has more on this. >> fascinating. david sweat is in solitary confinement at a maximum security prison. it's different from the privileges he did have. he spoke about the breaking out of the prison and the big break that came weeks before the daring escape. it was a plan at least six months in the making. several people briefed on the investigation tell "the new york times" prison escapee david sweat portrayed himself as the master mind behind the elaborate june 6 breakout. sweat says he long planned to

escape. it wasn't until he was moved into a cell in january near the now deceased richard matt he moved farward with the plan. the 35-year-old used a hacksaw blade to cut a hole in his cell then the back of matt's. another inmate heard the commotion, but he blamed it on his artwork. >> he said he used a sledgehammer. that's incredible. >> reporter: by february sweat says they gained access to the cat walks behind the cells. for months he explored the tunnels beneath the prison from 11:30 at night until 5:30 in the morning. it was made possible because the guards were asleep. >> the complacency of the guards is unbelievable to me. >> reporter: sweat says he began chipping away at the outer wall

using a sledgehammer. may 4, they got their big break when the prison turned off the heating system giving the prisoners a chance to cut through the steam pipe with a hacksaw. the convicted killers relished the plan even joking about it bragging it took them 20 years to break out, it would take them only 10. >> again, according to "the new york times," a source says david sweat's account is credible. it prompted an investigation into the prison practices and people. as a result we know a dozen employees are placed on leave and two employees facing criminal charges in connection with the escape. >> thank you very much. we have developments. details e emergencying about the chattanooga gunman that killed four last week.

the shooter told him isis wauz stupid group and completely against islam. this as investigators uncovered disdain for the u.s. government in writings by the gunman. we are live in chattanooga with the latest. what do you know? >> reporter: chris, good morning. this could be the first real hint that investigators have at a motive. they are scouring the papers. the writings done by abdulzeez years ago. he opposed the u.s. war on terror. now, this comes as his friend is speaking out to cnn telling him they did talk broadly about the conflicts in the middle east but here is how his friend characterizes what abdulzeez told him about what he thinks about isis. >> it was stupid and completely against islam. not to even think about going towards them.

>> reporter: we are starting to hear the first plans of funerals for those five lives lost. we know staff sergeant david wyatt will be laid to rest in chattanooga with full military honors. this is important because he was not from chattanooga. his family chose to bury him here because they love the community and the outpouring of support they have seen in the community since his death. >> thank you for that. the death of texas jail inmate sandra bland. it's being treated as a murder investigation. it's unclear if she took her own life or was murdered. the moment a jail guard found her body hanging in her jail cell. three days earlier, the 28-year-old was arrested and accused of assaulting a police officer during a traffic stop. police dashcam footage will be released later today.

look at texas. this is from this morning. heavy rain in the early hours. stranding drivers in their cars. severe storms there. that's the problem. severe heat here is the problem. millions on the east coast suffer through the summer's first heat wave. that is the premise. let's get to meteorologist chad myers to tell what you say comes next. what do you see? >> chris, it all goes together. if the air is hotter than normal it can hold more moisture than normal, so it feels more muggy and you can have flash floods like last night in amarillo. a lot of rainfall came down. the flooding was everywhere. i-40 was a mess. it's still raining right now in some spots. i think the showers will pop up again today in this hot air. yes, it's hot. 80s in new york city. it will feel like 110 south of atlanta into charleston up the east coast. now, notice these streamlines,

we call them. that's the way the wind is blowing. the wind is blowing offshore. if you are at the beach, you are not going to get a lot of cool air from the sea breeze. the wind is blowing the wrong way for you. it will be hot in new york today. 91 you could get to a heat index of 97. it cools down from here. the south stays hot. boston new york buffalo, cooler for the rest of the week. back to you. >> chad thanks so much. you heard details about the inmates who broke out of the prison in upstate new york. the surviving inmate claims he left his cell every night for months to explore the tunnels, plotting their escape. we have more on that, next.

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upstate new york. david sweat, the surviving convict is spinning a tall tale. can he be believed? joining us with perspective is former sergeant jeff dumas. he retired last year from that facility. good to have you with us jeff. now, new york state officials -- >> good morning, chris. >> -- and the reporters of "the new york times" are putting out sweat's story saying it is largely co-ob rated. do you buy it? start there. >> i don't buy all of it. you have to take what he says with a little grain of salt. i mean he was put out nationally as a snitch. you know just a week or so ago, for providing information to the officers and sergeants who work there. now the tale that he's going to spin is going to be one sided, all his side. >> the reason that he -- explain

to us why being a snitch would be motivation to him and what it might make him say and do. >> what's going to happen from now on he knows he is stuck in prison for the rest of his life. now, he has to be able to get along with inmate population. once he comes out of solitary confinement for this escape he is going to be in general population with other inmates. the other inmates are doing the same amount of time he is. they are doing life. he is going to have to get along with them. being a snitch is not favorable for his -- for the rest of his life. now, for him to portray the facility in a bad light, the guards in a bad light, anything that he can do that's going to help his cause down the road. then also he is the lone survivor of this. he can spin this any way he wants because the investigators have nothing else to check on. matt is dead. if matt was alive, we could

separate them in two rooms and match their stories. however, with matt dead he's the only one and he knows it. >> let's get the details from "the new york times." we'll get your take on it. sweat was trying to cut through the concrete wall the heat became unbearable so he rigged a fan from his cell using electricity from the tunnels lights. do you buy it? >> i don't buy it. >> why? >> those steam pipes, those are so hot that come from the power house, it heats the whole facility. some of the buildings, where the heat pipes come in you can feel the heat on the floors a couple stories above. so for somebody to be down in the tunnels, it's excruciating. osha not long ago, osha made us

remove the inner gates in those tunnels. we used to have the big, locking bar gates every so often in the tunnels. they were removed by osha because of the unbearable heat in those tunnels. they said if anybody got locked behind those, they would parrish. they had to be removed for safety reasons. i done see him down in there for months then he claims he has a fan. the little cell fans we give them are only four inches because, obviously, we can't give them anything they could use as a weapon. the fans are little plastic, the fins are probably two inches in length and very flimsy. that is not going to combat a 24-inch steam pipe or multiple steam pipes. it's not realistic. >> there's one detail here that i don't know how much you can help on. it may be the biggest one in terms of how much help he had. he insists he cut his way

through all those pipes with hacksaw blades that he would wrap a makeshift handle around. i can't tell you how many steam fitters and welders told me there's no way it could have been cut through by a guy like sweat. what is your take on that? >> well, two things. i have spoken to a couple guys that have worked that. i hear the same story, however, there's a company and i know the bci investigators along with the fbi brought down pipe samples to the outfit and they tried to cut with those same type of hacksaw blades and they were able to make a cut, however, it did take a long period of time. they said it took about four hours to go a few inches. so it is possible, but it would take a lot.

so i'm not sure if he was able to do it all with those hacksaw blades. i don't know the hacksaw blades he got in. they are going to wear off during a period of time from use. >> it is interesting. the parallel we were using, they joked about doing the same thing. a lot of facts remain to be known. it's about who helped them get out in the first place. thank you for the perspective. we'll come back to you as we learn more. alisyn? >> a straight shooter, what is it about what donald trump is saying that voters like most? >> when do we beat mexico at the border? they are laughing at us. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. you've always wanted.

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i have respect for senator mccain. i used to like him a lot. i supported him and raised a lot of money for his came pain against president obama. certainly, if there was a misunderstanding i would totally take that back. >> that was donald trump, basically walking back his controversial comment that is senator john mccain is not a war hero. a new abc news/washington post poll shows trump is on top. he has 24%. he is ahead of every other major gop contender, some by twice or three times as many. what is behind the appeal? let's bring in matt a chairman for the american conservative union. thanks for being here. answer that question what is it that the respondents that give him 24% see in trump? >> i think the more people in

washington d.c. inside the beltway criticize him and mock him. more people flock to him. he is antiestablishment. he's definitely outside the little click of republicans in washington. there's something that's very appealing to voters about that type of candidate. >> and you say, in terms of his gop rivals it's actually ted cruz you believe is doing this right, in terms of not mocking donald trump. really what are you suggesting? what would you have jeb bush do? >> look i think they each ought to be honest when they get the questions. if they have been offended by what trump said they can criticize him. there is a feeling that somehow there are kind of a group of washington d.c. republican insider that is usually have the biggest role in picking the nominee. at this time in american politics republicans in the primaries across the country want to break that model.

they want -- grass roots people want to have their say in who the nominee is going to be. the fact the process is so wide open, against everybody, a voice and a roll. >> the abc poll he's at 24%, six times higher than he was just in may. again, he is almost twice what scott walker is. he is twice what jeb bush is. what's interesting about the poll it was a four-day poll. three of the days were before the mccain/p.o.w. comments. one day, we are told that the numbers went down after the mccain/p.o.w. comments. what do you think that means? will what he said about p.o.w.s and john mccain, even though he's tried walking it back a little bit, will it hurt him? >> he picked a fight. he's saying real things just as he's always done in his career. he understands the media well. the polls, he's popped in the

polls because he's gotten so much media coverage on the fact he's saying thing that is get coverage and are controversial. the polls are going to change. you are right. they are going to ebb and flow. donald trump has been on an upward trajectory. a rougher couple days in the media. it's one thing to pick a fight with john mccain. he's strayed from his conservative political beliefs. it's a whole other thing to pick a fight with military men and women. i don't think trump has any intent to have that fight. he has to walk that piece back. picking a fight with john mccain is pretty smart. >> let's talk about the effect it has on military men and women. jeb bush seized on this. he said enough with the slanderous attacks at senator john mccain and all our veterans particularly p.o.w.s that earned our respect and

admiration. this is different that what jeb bush said in 2005 when there were attacks on john kerry. let me read what he said in january of 2005. as someone who truly understands the risk of standing up for something, i cannot express in words how much i value their willingness, meaning the swift voters to stand-up against john kerry. does -- what do you think? given there are two ways to play this do you think all the other candidates should come out and take a shot at donald trump for taking a shot at p.o.w.s? >> no i really don't. the more these candidates -- well, look they should do what they want. the more the candidates feel like they are going to marginalize him, it going to happen. the more they jump on him, the better he does. it plays on he's the outsider,

the underdog. take a breath and realize polls will go up and down in this process. they ought to engage trump as they should all the other candidates on the issue that is matter. if they have the winning arguments, they are going to win. for jeb bush there is a benefit for this. the extent to which is republican process looks like a brawl and chaotic, i think it plays into his major case which is look get to me as soon as you can. you think i'm going to get this nomination and i can nail it down quicker. he's going to play into that as well. >> advice for the gop candidates. thanks for being on "new day." >> thanks so much. have you heard of a website called ashley madison. if you are married you have a lot of explaining to do. the website has been hacked. what is the next move for ashley madison and their very nervous clientele? we'll discuss.

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so there's a website that encourages people to cheat on their spouses. it's in crisis mode. hackers threatened the site. they claim they will reveal everything from credit card information to fantasies, unless the website is shut down. what happens next? joining me to discuss is senior editor of tech news website. good to have you here this morning to talk about hackers and ashley madison. who knew we would be talking about this? no website is safe from a hack. >> never. never. you should never guess that a website is completely safe from a hacker especially when requesting personal information. once you turn over payment details, there's a possibility it could be disclosed. >> there's a dark side to it. this kind of website would be ripe for blackmail.

i want to read you a statement from the hackers. this is what they posted on the ashley madison parent company. shutting down am and em will cost you. all the customers secret sexual fantasies, nude pictures conversations, credit card information, real names and addresses. this is a far cry from threatening to you know put out information about people that we have seen in hacks past. this goes darker and deeper. >> it goes deep. it is a standard procedure. we saw this in the sony hack a lot of this information get disclosed. we broke that story. so, yeah what happens is the data bases and spread sheets gets released and the point is to embarrass. >> one of the thing that is these hackers say they are particularly upset about.

it's interesting they have a moral -- >> it is a crew said. >> the crusade they are on. they are excited about the full delete feature. the company said they promised to delete all their personal information for $19. it doesn't get deleted. >> you have to worry about back ups and things like that. tough talk about data retention policies. when you give up information about yourself you have to wonder how the company is going to store it and use it. you have to be suspicious. there's back ups people forget about. >> can we as -- everybody has a digital footprint now. if we delete a facebook profile now, that information does not go away. >> you can't assume it will be gone or deleted in a way you can really trust that it is actually gone. it's almost probably not. >> are they highlights a problem here?

as unsavory as the topic is the idea of you know, lack of faith faithfulness in a marriage it is highlighting an issue we need to pay attention to. is it not? >> you have to think about when ever you are asked to participate in an online community, what kind of information you are willing to give up about yourself photographs or date of birth or other things sexual fantasies in this case. you could give an anonymous e-mail address or identity if you want to look around and be curious. at the same time once you start handing over payment details, that's when things get dicey and you have to ask whether you are going to do it. >> are we learning about hackers? is it possible this is a bluff and they don't have the information they have? >> there have been reports or comments on the story that some of the data began to show up on get hub where programmers

exchange codes. it's an information sharing site. what may happen next is we may be in a phase where the company alm is forced to play a whack a mole with various attempts by the group or person to disclose this information. that happened in the sony phase as well. >> bit of a new world order for us. thanks for joining us. what is your take? i'm sure you have an opinion. if you go to our "new day" on cnn or facebook or post comments on twitter. following a lot of news this morning. let's get right to it. >> a war hero. >> this is the beginning of the end of donald trump. >> if there was a misunderstanding, i would take it back. >> donald trump, knock it off. you crossed the line. >> it will further our efforts from preventing iran of getting a nuclear weapon. >> we are aware of what they are

doing. nobody is turning a blind eye. >> dozens dead in a suicide bombing believed to have been carried out by isis. people very angry, as if they feel the government should have done more. >> ashleymadison.com arranges sex partners for people to cheat. >> giving the potential to destroy marriages makes people more nervous. announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning, welcome back to your "new day." one newspaper calling for donald trump to end his campaign to the white house. the voters sending a different message. this morning, in a washington post/abc news poll trump enjoys a double digit lead over his closest rival. >> the des moines register is an important newspaper and demanding trump quit calling him a feckless blow hard.

what does that mean? it's not good for him. let's bring in dana bash traveling with trump in south %-pcarolina. i assume he does not care what the register says. >> reporter: we are going to certainly try to ask him that later this morning. but, you know so far, his argument has been that his sometimes politically incorrect rhetoric has not really mattered when it came to appealing to a key part of the republican base. the question is whether how long it's going to last. in a brutal editorial, iowa's biggest newspaper, des moines register is telling trump to pull the plug calling him a feckless blowhard. his republican competitors agree. >> he's becoming a jackass. >> i have respect for senator

mccain. >> he's not criticizing the war service, but came closer than before. >> i supported him and raised money for his campaign against president obama. certainly, if there was a misunderstanding, i would totally take that back. hopefully i said it correctly. >> reporter: even for the bombastic trump, who craves controversy, the bipartisan backlash from the weekend remarks about mccain's five years as a prisoner of war in vietnam is intense. >> he's not a war hero. he's a war hero that was captured. i like people that weren't captured. right now, he said bad things about a lot of people. >> reporter: the polls show trump isn't just leading the gop, but leading big at 24% with second place scott walker and third jeb bush trailing by double digits. the same survey may signal trouble for trump. 23% on three consecuti