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the metal wall of their cell, and no guard heard that? it's the first escape ever from the maximum security portion of that prison since it was built in 1865. brian yen is is live in new york city. hi brian. >> and like you said no one has ever. sin it was, and police say the convicted murderer is 48 years old richard matt and 38-year-old david pulled off a sophisticated plan. on saturday during a morning check, guards found the men missing, their beds with clothes to appear as though they were sleeping. they used -- then they used the power tool cut through a steel plate 2 feet thick in the back of their cell. they walked onto a six-story-high catwalk, cutting their way through the pipes and tunnels eventually escape out of a manhope cover blocks away.

the two men left a note and that governor cuomo saying they do not believe that someone helped them open that manhole from the outside. >> you couldn't go from to the street level through the manhole, but we are carefully retraced the steps literally from the cell to the manhole cover, which is where they exited and we're quite confident it was from within. >> but investigators saying they are determining how they got ahold of the power tool in the first place, the prison completen aen internal inventory of all their tools. >> every one has been accounted for. that seems to be the possibility of a contractor having left it unsecured and perhaps not accounted for, and perhaps obtained by these inmates. it's speculation at this point.

>> they are now questioning a number of contractors who have been doing repairs on the old facility in new york 20 miles from the canadian border. the unprecedented search continues, over 250 law enforcement officials, fbi, state police forest rangers are on the ground. they're investigating over 150 leads. police say the men can be anywhere in new york state, even neighboring vermont or canada. sweat was serving life without parole after being convicted on first degree murder he's on your left. matt was serving 25 to life for kidnapping dismembering his former boss. he's on your right. efficient say they left behind a yellow piece square piece of paper with the words "have a nice day." they've had a 36-hour headstart. thank you, bryan

15-year-old rose mae and 16 years old kristin kendall, being called a modern-day bonnie and clyde. their three-day crime spree began monday when they is stole a truck, and ended when police spotted them dry a difficult stolen truck. here's what police are saying about the couple. >> they surrender eded. i'm sure if they could have kept going, they would have. luckily they made the right decision not to try to swim the entire width of the river and came back to shore. >> they were allegedly armed with a shotgun. their parents are traveling to west virginia to meet with investigators. president obama is in germany today, meeting with world leaders for the g7 summit. the jam smacked agenda ranges from the global economy to fighting the radical extremists of isis and how to keep the

pressure on russia and of course that means vladimir putin in the wake of continued aggression in eastern ukraine that shows little sign of ending that issue. kevin is reporting live in austria with the latest. >> reporter: eric graek to talk with you my friend as you might imagine he day began very early when air force one touched down just ahead of the big welcome by german chancellor angela merkel ahead of the g7 summit. before the work there was some fun, as they took in a little tour of the beautiful bavarian countryside. the president and the german chancellor visiting croon, a little beer local fare to go along with a fun start to the day. after that it was time to get down to business. on the agenda clearly everyone

wants to talk about what to do about ukraine, and russian aggression in that part of the world. for the president, it's only one part of a very busy agenda ahead. >> i think there can be a peaceful diplomatic resolution to this problem, but it's going to require that europe and the united states and the transatlantic partnership as well as the world stay vigilant and stay focused on the importance of upholding principles of territorial integrity and sovereignty. >> reporter: that's the real rub, obviously what to do about the collective effort to sort of push back russian aggression -- can the european partners in particular help the united states sort the thwarts what the russians have been able to do. keep in mind the european partners have tying with russia on an economic level and they need russian energy. in fact some of our energy experts say that's makes it even tougher for them to side with

the u.s. >> we've seen renewed fighting in the ukraine east so the sort of underlying dynamics are changing at a time when i think the united states should be considering additional sanctions on top of the renewal. and perhaps some diplomatic arm twisting as well. and of course the president will speak tomorrow. we'll bring you that as we bring you or coverage. back to you in the u.s. >> of course the russian president saying that no one should be afraid of russia but clearly others not so sure. kevin corke live thank you so much there's an escalating crisis in the mediterranean, more than 3500 migrants rescued. some italian lawmakers warning they have no more space, while others vow not to provide shelter for the asylum seekers. meanwhile, there are allegations

that some politicians are take kickbacks for food and shelter. more than 50,000 so far arriving in italy this year. they have suffered defeat after defeat but we are being told there is no progress in defeat isis. backed by -- recaptures key parts of baji they even raised an iraqi flag on a local government building there, as iraqi troops report dloi continue to advance an area that was first seized by the terrorist group one year ago there is new reaction to the massive data breach involving at least 4 million government workers. federal officials say they're still investigating, but the chairman of the house homeland security committee indicating he believes all sides point to china in the attack.

elizabeth prann has more. >> reporter: a massive attack reportedly taken on by hackers in china. on the office of personnel management is the agency which serves as a human resources department for a slew of sfa agencies. a gold mine for personal information. some experts as well as politicians say this may not be an isolated event, but rather a larger trend of cyberespionage. representative adam schiff says this is alarming because federal networks are expected to be impenetrable. >> those on the offense have all the advantage. it's very expensive to defense. you just need one open door and you're vulnerable. you can often attack with an nim knit and be free from repercussions. >> while a spokesperson for the china foreign minister is

fighting back again the allegations -- they're -- >> it's not been confirmed by the united states government but i believe in my judgment that all the threat indicators point to the fact that it is china and perhaps nation state sponsored because of the way it was done. >> reporter: they fear they're creating a large database. the administration hasn't commented, but says it's aware of the threat emanating from china. >> we'll have more from mike baker. what he says we need to do to keep our information safe from foreign hackers. arthell, they made an emergency landing on friday. it was patrolling the reon grande at the time near laredo texas, when they say it was hit by gunfire from the mexican side

of the boarder. will carr following this developing story. >> in the wake of this shooting two members of congress are heading to la ledo to talk to the agents on the ground. it was about 5:30 p.m. locally on friday. about an hour ago we got a release from congressman blake, bullets hitted site of the rotor blade. thankfully need were hurt. the helicopter is part of the office of air and marine which is a subsection of customs and border patrol normally patrolling the rio grande on water and on air, and any criminal activity going on. the sheriff in that area telds the associated press the helicopter was chasing suspects that were carrying bundles of

marine. right now it's un -- but it comes as pell as they're -- and did congress mast jason chaffetz said -- >> people are scared for their lives and people are dying on the streets. the devastating, how frightening how dangerous it is in mexico. >> congressman chaffetz and faronholt say they will be there today and tomorrow to try to gather as much information about this shooting as they can. >> thanks so much. now extreme weather conditions across the country. floodwaters entering and damaging homes in louisiana. prompting evacuation around the rising red river.

governor bobby jindal responding activating up to 200 national guard members to help the emergency efforts. in iowa lightning, look at that piercing the skies, as people there brace for the powerful thunderstorms, and heavy rain moving across the state. be sure to stay safe of course as strong storms threaten our nation's mid says throughout the day, bringing the possibility of damaging winds, hail and flash flooding. got to be careful. >> you really do the trans-gender issue has come up the spotlight in the -- lindsey graham talking about caitlyn jenner but the south carolina republican senator thinks about the former olympic star when it comes to caitlin and politics and new jersey governor leading the gop charge against hillary clinton over the issue of voting rights. coming up why hillary has chris christie all fired up. >> today with the damage to the voting rights act so severe the

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a busy weekend for the gop's presidential hopefuls as they battle to win the affection of voters in iowa.

many of the candidates took to the stage yesterday at the roast and ride event, eight months ahead of iowa's presidential caucus. today they took campaigns to the morning public affairs shows. kristin fisher is following the race from washington. >> it was a bitty more. they all made the rounds off sunday morning talk shows. governor scott walker and chris christie's if appearances, though neither has officially entered the race. >> it's a linear evolutionary process, so i go through all the different factors i need to consider when i'm done -- in my heart, is this something i really want to do? if i check that box, you'll hear me say -- >> i think governor bush is still out there out front, because he has all the money than the rest of us combined

russia isis the cyberattack on the federal government many took questions on immigration, including rick santorum who does not support a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants. >> i'm the son of an immigrant who had to way seven year my dad did, before he could come to this country separated from his father. i used to ask, did you harbor some any d. and my dad always said some think -- america is worth the way. workers in america deserve an immigration system that supports that. hillary clinton kip the sunday shows as she prepares for her first major campaign speech happening next saturday in new york city. only one of slur democratic opponent made an appearance, lincoln chaffee. even though clinton stayed quiet

today, she did pick up one endorse friend one from the governor of connecticut. republicans are hitting back against remarks -- the democratic front-runner is accusing some of the gop of quote, deliberately trying to stop young people and minorities from going to the ballot box, or so she claims. this is what chris christie had to say. >> maybe that's what mrs. clinton wants to do i don't know but the fact is that the folks in new jersey have plenty of opportunity to vote. maybe she took some questions, learned some things maybe she wouldn't make such ridiculous statements is the gop really guilty or are democrats playing politics? we have the president of solidarity strategy and fellow with the central for national policy. let me start with you. this is her quote, that the gop is systemly and deliberately

trying to stop millions from voting. do you think that's true? >> listen governor christie and any american who is seeing through this nonsense from hillary clinton should also be outraged eric. listen she's playing the race card because she is very desperate. let's look at the question of why she's doing so. hillary clinton's scandals are really harming her in the polls, and they're not going to go away anytime seen. the e-mails, benghazi the clinton foundation. she doesn't want to talk about these issues. what does she do? she changes the channel, flips the script and plays the race card because she is extremely desperate. >> chuck, is this the race card? >> we heard chris christie talk about fraud. i think fraud is the big thing here. in my state of texas over the last ten years wee only had 31 people file a complaint with the attorney general. over that same time period 36 people claimed they have seen big foot. this is all made up to make sure

the people don't vote. there are people who have lived and died in our armies to make sure we vote so we should expand it to as many as we can. >> this is to uphold the integrity of our system. 51% of black americans support voter i.d. 70% of americans support voter i.d. this is nothing but rhetoric and nonsense because she's desperate. she announced her campaign what eight months ago? we still don't know and i'm being facetious, we don't know what she's going to run on so she's running on the race card. >> we're talking about buying and selling vote. vodka for votes, we've had that absentee ballots, we've had that stuffing the ballot box, we've had that, too. this is the supreme court. >> african-american turnout has come to exceed in the five states originally covered. with the ga many in the sixth.

our nation has changed minority candidates hold office at unprecedented levels. the tests have been forbidden nationwide for over 40 years. they go on to point out that georgia and mississippi had more register avr can-americans than white. do you honestly believe that jim crow is alive and well? >> i know if you don't have a driver's license, you have to buy an dirks d. from the government. if you're a college student it texas and want to vote with your college i.d. you can't vote with that. if you take your concealed hand license, high great grand34578a, we took her license away from her she couldn't drive no more she would not be eligible to vote unless we got her to drive to get some kind of i.d. so she could vote. >> what about that? >> there are some states that offer free i.d. to citizens and again black voter turnout in

2012 66% turned out, more than white voters i believe it was 64%, excuse me so clearly the black votes are turning out. hillary clinton is desperate. she's going to play the race card because she does not want to talk about what's in the headlines, which are the issues that i mentioned earlier. >> you know i talked about -- you want everyone to vote possibly. >> sure. >> this is what this country is based on. i think of vivian applewhite 93-year-old, back in to 12 she was the lead plaintiff in the aclu and naacp voting i.d. lawsuit in pennsylvania. she had in 2012 she was become denied the right to vote because like big mama she couldn't get an i.d. a few weeks after that she goes in and gets her i.d. so chuck, finally critics would say there are ways for people to get i.d.s if they follow the system. >> if you make it free and fair for everybody, across all ray

lines, equal for everyone to have accessible to that free i.d. you won't see me push back. i want elections to be open and fair because that's -- wet just burden one class over another. >> it's important for us to uphold the integrity of our voting system. americans do have access to thinks i.d.,, i.d.s that we use on a daily basis from transportation to entering a government build. the access is there, for hillary to do this i think is a boneheaded thing for her to do. >> this issue was a big one back in 2008. thank you so much for joining us. arthel? >> the thanz gender issue could be a hot topic in the presidential race and contender lindsey graham may have added fuel for the fire this morning. he describes himself as quote, a trace-day-old marriage kind-- traditional

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president obama vowing to stand up to what he calls russian aggression. he's meeting with world leaders at the g7 summit. this as vladimir putin blames the west for their problems. a massive manhunt under way. they escaped from a maximum execute prison in upstate new york. they used power tools to break out of the facility. and in the pacific hurricane blanca churning away toward mexico's baja california coast. forecasters, expect it to weaken to a tropical storm, that is good news. new details emerging on at

least 4 million federal employees. cyberintelligence firm telling fox news there is evidence linking this attack to the same group that was responsible to attacking anthem health back in february. we have a kriismt former ca officer, good to see you, sirs. >> thank you. >> first, how serious is this? what are the chinese up to? what do they plan to do with the info? >> well it's the largest breach against the federal government i believe that we have seen what are they up to? what they've gone dock for years. china is the number -- despite that protestations, which should

obvious. of course that's what they're going to say. the information they have garde -- this is not like what i think the public is used to when they hear about a data breach against a corporation, where they collect the names of individuals and that's used for identity theft. this is far more serious. it includes -- and this is where the government is so concerned -- it includes background information, security clearance information for millions of people who have either in the past held security clearances currently hold them or are applied for them. that information is very thorough very in depth related to the individual their families their background from an intel perspective, intel service, that's a dream collection effort. >> because another note here mike is they're saying the could temperature with passwords to other sites, including information about critical weapons systems. so the question is why is this happening?

is there anything the u.s. can do to better protect the information and the sense tif systems out there? >> it's -- to be fair not just china, but a lot of nations out there act in their own best interests. for a lot of nation china included at the top. they have the remit of protecting the state and protecting their private industry. that's why they've been so active in economic espionage. it's an effort to jump-start their economy by avoiding the research and development phase and all the peskyness of that and hoovering up all the information from us and others. this is where there's a two-prong effort. one is obviously the software, the firewalls, the i.t. solutions, staying ahead of the malware. it's a massive overt, because last year alone by some accounts possibly 370 million new pieces of malware were

release released. the other side of the coin is in the u.s. we have to get better at cooperation between the private and public sectors, particular the fbi -- the fbi is masse a massive effort to improve the coordination and cooperation with the commercial sector but it's a very heavy lift. >> it's a heavy lift but we've been talking about this for quite a while. i'm sure folks are asking why can't we just get it together? >> companies here in the u.s. have been reluctant for a number of years to come forward with information that they've been attacked. frankly, it can be up to or over 400 days from time of attack under the time that company is aware they have been victimized. the problem has been they don't want to release that information. we have to get better at sharing best practices. we have to get better at a twoway dialogue between the private sector and public sector. >> we did some reports on that

how some companies don't want to let the company know they've been exposed, but weal have talked about mandates to make these companies secure the system and pay the money up front and not pay me later when you owe me $200 for getting my target account or something, you know my credit card hacked at target. let me go back -- you follow that, though mike? what i just said? >> absolutely. >> will you me get back to this though. if another country can hack into such critical data systems, can a terror group do the same thing? i mean do they have the means? >> if they have the resources, the money, the motivation and the contacts or the ability to network, then yes, they can get the talent they need to get this done. does islamic state have a sophisticated hacking capability or department now? no. but can they reach out to individuals or persons or groups

and figure out a way to get them to cooperate? sure that's certainly a major concern i think what we've seen up to this point is the state sponsored. really part of this shows how also regard the chinese government has currently for the u.s. or in fact the russians or any others for the u.s. because, you know they're talking out of both sides of their mouth here. we continue to act as if somehow we're all going to get together. when that north korean hack against sony took place, what was our reaction can we work together on this this? >> well everything that goes through north korea runs through china a telecom, so it's hard to believe they weren't aware of that destructive hack against sony. >> i will let that be your final thought, mr. baker. thank you very much. >> okay. benjamin netanyahu is

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now to the iranian deal. there are reports that tehran will accept what they call a snap-back requirements on the deal. it has cautioned some major questions to remain including whether the inspectors will have access to iranian military sites. iran has said they're off-limits. with that can a deal be trusted? we have a retired member of the

u.s. navy and former national security divorce to vice president dick cheney. >> first, captain wells, you're talking about billions of dollars, thousands of company and oops iran lies they cheat. will they realistically be able to slap that stuff back on? >> that's a great question. the snap back piece has everything to do with the united nations security council. i think the iranacy are very clever focusing on the security council. what about the european union? what about all the other nation states that are involved with regard to the iranian regime's trust in nuclear proliferation and their development of nuclear weapons? australia and japan are also included. how quickly that could be done is certainly a false promise. >> we still have saddam hussein problem, he diverted billions to his own use. >> in fact i was involved with that during the state department

pefrd back in the mid 90s. a key capable and capacity that i'm concerned about is what the united nations is actually able to do. you're right about the access to the iranian sites, but looking at do we have the capacity to do it if the sanctions re1y50e7 and inspection regime was established. there's an entirely important area at sea, looking at the iranian shipping company, how access to iran and nuclear prolive ray could occur, recalling the lessons of aq kahn and pakistan and -- >> there are reports from the resistance that the north koreans will be visiting iran. do you think the u.n. has sufficient resources to go after all that and rally inspect those sites? this when the iranian supreme leader is saying no they're off-limits and he's calling us the brazen enemy that he's not

going to allow into those sites. can you trust an agreement without that access? >> i don't think so. i think that access is very critical to the success of any type of inspection regime. i think the :: trusten iran again. they are a revolutionary regime. no matter what agreement occurs they're in switzerland, he has a vote. he could say no. >> speaking of the deal there's new warnings today about what could happen if indeed there is a deal. >> let me read what john michael kibrikrying in i-net -- after a deal there's a more dangerous scenario where money will funnel back into the hands of the ayatollah who could most likely use the state funds to

oppress his people and spread influence and power ace cross the middle east throughout the funding of approximate,organizations. the u.s. has no plan again an increasingly influential iran. captain, do we have a plan against an increasingly influential iran? >> i think we're very much aware of the iranian mischief inside yemen, iraq syria and other places. i think the fact they're going to have additional resources to support these proxy wars they're working at protecting shia islam inside each of these states. they're also looking at their people as part of a subject to the iranian regime itself. it's not a democracy in iran. so i think the ayatollah's got it right with regard to trying to get a deal and have that money so that he can support the revolutionary fervor of revolutionary iran. >> so bottom line you're saying it could delay potentially or

prevent, so they claim, nuclear weapons, but the bottom line if this deal goes through, they'll get billions for their theocracy. >> i think so. that's a key part of the strategy, eeshl one key point, also eric recalling when the u.n. security council passed the sanctions, russia had not yet gone into ukraine. china had not established a lot more of their mischief inside the south china sea on their key islands. they are the two key members of the u.n. security council. the united states stands with france and the uk but china and russia are the other two security council partners. could we reestablish -- could we snap back the sanctions once again? that remains to be seen. >> probably not. >> captain bob wells, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, eric thank you while more people are off the unemployment line that's definitely good news the

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>> it is a good sign of the economy. the latest jobs report showing 280,000 johns were added last

month. that number is higher than analysts expected. still, while most are getting paychecks many do not get raises. according to the "wall street journal" unemployment rates and nonfarm payrolls for 33 united states metropolitan areas have returned to pre-recession levels. in two-thirds of the cities wage growth trails the prerecession pace. and here to talk about this is brenda butner anchor of "bulls & bears." >> economics 101 would say unemployment is down and wages go up. you are saying that is not the case in many cities? >> that is one of the first things i learned in economics. the problem is the decline unemployment rate is masking the pool of available workers. there are a lot of workers who dropped out and were not counted in the rolls and they are coming back on, temp workers and

a big pool of available workers. wages do not have to go up because the employers have large number of people who choose from. >> and there is this: you could look at it two ways, bear with me you could say some employers are nervous of racing wages because we could hit another severe recession. i say some employers have been getting by with fewer employees lower wages and they have bigger profit margins, so why change? >> i am with you on both of those. there are a number of factors going on which is stopping employers from increasing wages. one is overseas competition. a lost overseas firms charge less for their workers. it is difficult to compete. you are right in the sense that psychologically, a lot of these employers are scared, like we

are. this was a big hit we took in the economy in 2008. it is hard to go back. in fact, in the first quarter of this year, wages were up 2.6 percent over last year. traditionally, it is 4 percent. it could take a long-term before we get there. that is a profit margin issue. profit margins are not that much. you are right they have been making or doing more with fewer workers. the problem is, roddist isn't expected to increase. that is when you can increase wages. >> there are a lot of things working against employers. >> why is productivity not expected to increase? >> we had huge productivity gains in the 1990s and early 2000 because of increase in technology. we purred the envelope until we go to robots. >> any affect on the interest

rates? >> yes this is a huge issue for the fed if they expect inflation to go up they will have to raise interest rate to fight it. when they see i employment is better they could say we have to race unemployment numbers but it has been so low so time, it is just about time. >> bubble will burst. >> brenda buttner breaks it down. >> i say hello to my daughter, rebecca, in the control room. >> i was going to say hello to rebecca, too. >> catch brenda on saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on "for which news channel." >> you are not the only child rebecca. look at this: we will show you print's royal family releasing the latest photos of princess charlotte.

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>> and the palace is releasing the first photo of princess charlotte and prince george. he is giving her a kiss. adorable. taken by their mother, kaye, of course that is how they roll. when she was two weeks old the princess is fourth in line after her brother. beautiful family.

i like that family. >> princess, queen and wedding photographer. everything. how about that. >> that does it for us. >> ""media buzz" with howard kurtz is next. >> on the "buzz beater," a woman tells abc her late brother was sexually abused by dennis hastert a decade after she tried to get the network to pursue the story. >> for the first time we are learning the name and the details of the one of the alleged sexual abuse victims of the former speaker of the house. >> and i ask see when was the first same sex experience and he said it was with dennis hastert. i just...i know i was stunned. he damaged steve's more than we will never know. >> is it fair to air this charge when hastert's former student is in longer alive?