making news in america this morning, intense manhunt, the search for two escaped prisoners now in its fourth day. new video of the manhole where they sprung to freedom, the neighbors who likely spotted them and the prison worker now being investigated. the question, did she help them? health alert. rare and drug resistant, a patient with an extreme form of tuberculosis. health officials are now tracing her steps. surprising sight. the family shocked after discovering what went wrong with their toilet. the plumber pulling a scaly reptile from the pipes. and opening match, the women's national soccer team kicking off in the world cup, oh, with an exciting start.

good tuesday morning to you. i'm t.j. holmes. >> and i'm brandi hitt in for reena ninan. pointing to new details on how the convicts escaped from prison. >> they were given jobs and were given access to power tools like the ones they used for their escape and new photos of their tattoos to try to help the public identify them. abc's bazi kanani has the latest for us. >> reporter: on this fourth day of the intense manhunt, it's clear the escaped inmates were well prepared, but they apparently made at least one mistake after emerging from a manhole just one block away from the clinton maximum security prison in upstate new york. >> i asked them, what the hell are you doing in my yard? get the hell out of here, and he was like, sorry, i didn't know where i was. i'm on the wrong street. >> reporter: these neighbors may have been the first to spot convicted killers, david sweat and richard matt, running through their backyard around

12:30 saturday morning. sources tell abc news prison employee joyce mitchell was removed from her position after being questioned by investigators trying to figure out if the escapees had help. officials say the men were last seen in adjoining cells at 10:30 friday night, reported missing at the next bed check at 5:30 a.m. leaving behind this taunting note. police say they used power tools to drill through a wall then climbed through a series of pipes, catwalks and a tunnel until sawing open that manhole. the community near the prison now on edge, but farther away in the towns where sweat and matt used to live, there is much less concern. >> i don't think they're dumb enough to go back where people would be looking for them, you know. i think they're in canada. >> reporter: bazi kanani, abc news, washington. also happening right now, health investigators are scrambling to retrace the steps of a woman now suffering from a

dangerous form of tuberculosis. the woman arrived in april from india then traveled to three states. here now abc's david kerley. >> reporter: a female patient is in isolation at the nih clinical center according to federal health officials here in washington, d.c. she's being treated for what is called extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis, a rare but dangerous form of the disease that defies many of the medications used to treat tb. the woman flew from india to the united states in april through chicago's o'hare airport, then she spent time in missouri and tennessee, seven weeks in the u.s. before the diagnosis. the cdc and illinois department of health are reaching out to hundreds who may have been in contact with her either on the ground or in that aircraft. david kerley, abc news, washington. dennis hastert, once one of the most powerful men in washington appears today in federal court. hastert has been in seclusion until yesterday when he was spotted here at this gas station on his way to illinois from his vacation home in wisconsin.

today he's expected to plead not guilty to charges that he lied to the fbi about withdrawals from his bank. that money allegedly used to keep quiet allegations of sexual abuse involving a former student. well, a former south carolina police officer who was smack dab in the center of this country's debate over police brutality and race has now been indicted. the fatal shooting was caught on camera. the victim, an unarmed black man, he was fleeing a traffic stop. michael slager, that former officer, there he is, he has been in jail the past few months since his arrest. slager's supporters say the shooting was justified. he faces a 30-year prison sentence with no possibility for parole if convicted. and protesters in a texas town are demanding justice calling for a police officer to be charged or fired there. crowds gathered in mckinney last night. community members angry with the officer's use of force after this pool party. now, jarring video of this incident shows him forcing that teen to the ground. parents say black children were targeted by police here, and

here's how one of the teenagers in the video described what happened. >> he told me to keep walking, and i kept walking, and then i'm guessing he thought we were saying rude stuff to him, and he shoved me in the grass, and he started pulling back on my braids. >> the teenager, who recorded the video, says his heart dropped when he saw the officer pull his gun. that officer is now on leave. authorities have released surveillance video of the takedown of an alleged terror suspect in boston. the blurry video shows the moment law enforcement officers approached a man identified as usaama rahim. he moves towards the officers. two officers move towards him. he then goes down. unclear from the video if rahim was carrying a knife as authorities claimed. rahim's family says the video raises more questions than it answers. also, more alarming news about the nation's airport security after last week's shocking tsa investigation. it showed agents failing 95% of the time to find fake weapons or contraband. now, a report from homeland security exposed another flaw.

dozens of people on the terror watch list got security clearances from the tsa. whether any of the 73 people involved proved to be dangerous, that part of the report, well, it was kept secret. turn to weather and extreme weather from coast to coast once again. >> yeah, flash flooding in tennessee stranded drivers yesterday and heavy downpours dumping significant rain in nashville. more than 2 inches in just a couple of hours. >> yeah, one look at the radar shows you where the mess is going to be. rain and severe storms stretching from the deep south all the way up to maine. hail and damaging wind gusts are possible with these storms. >> meantime, the heat is breaking records up and down california. people were doing whatever they could to stay cool yesterday. we're talking 102 degrees in burbank, 109 in gilroy, 105 in sacramento. all record-setting temperatures. rain is possible for much of the state today. and remnants from tropical storm blanca, well, they're bringing some moisture to southern california. but most of that rainfall from the system will be in arizona, nevada and colorado. congratulations to the u.s. women's soccer team already off to a winning start at the world

cup being played in canada. >> yeah, it was the usa against australia last night. the match played in winnipeg. americans took the lead early with a goal from, ah, love this young lady, megan rapinoe. aussies tied it up, though. then christen press from the u.s. put them ahead for and then rapinoe put a cherry on top with her second goal and the u.s. wins 3-1. next up sweden, that's on friday. but a good start to the world cup. still ahead, some drastic measures to avoid a nationwide egg shortage. also new this morning, investigators arrest a suspect accused of attacking realtors. the former military man who is now in custody. plus, not as planned. the lowering of a man-made reef goes horribly wrong.

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firefighters taking on this huge fire at a pennsylvania chemical plant. they were going after this thing for hours. the biggest concern the water mixing with the chemicals. the fire apparently started after sealed containers became hot and exploded. not clear what chemicals burned but officials say the smoke is not considered toxic. well, a breakfast favorite may be missing from your grocery store. eggs are in short supply in some parts of the country due to avian flu. one texas grocery chain is limiting egg purchases to three cartons per customer in order to ease the shortage. the u.s. will soon begin allow inging eggs to be imported from the netherlands. the big reveal from apple's developers' conference was the company's new streaming music service. but ceo tim cook didn't stop there. it was also announced that the ios 9 operating system will feature a smarter

more intuitive version of siri. apple pay will be expanding to include discover cards and loyalty programs from several retailers. also starbucks is marking 20 years of the frappuccino by adding six new flavors but only for a limited time. they are lemon bar, caramel, cocoa cluster, red velvet, cupcake, cotton candy and you can't forget cinnamon roll. you can vote for your favorite online. the winning flavor will be offered in a special promotion around the fourth of july. tonight it is nba finals game three. my golden state warriors once again taking on cleveland. the series tied at one game each and cleveland, though, they are going to extreme measures to support lebron james and his team. look at these newborns at the cleveland clinic getting in on the act being given these onesies saying "born to be all in" with the cavs' logo. you got to cheer those on. you got to cheer those on. >> well they are not taking any chances. >> no. when we come back here, he is convicted of killing his girlfriend. in prison but maybe not for long. is oscar pistorius about to walk

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rockies, as well. and if you're flying, there are airport delays possible in new orleans, phoenix and los angeles. well, florida police have arrested a suspect for attacks on two real estate agents. >> yeah, paul j. pinkston is a computer analyst and a retired air force major. he was picked up on a tip from someone on surveillance tape that was circulated. he pretended to be interested in buying property then robbing two real estate agents last week. olympic runner oscar pistorius will be released from a south african prison august 21st. by that time he will have served just ten months of a five-year manslaughter sentence for the death of his girlfriend, rina steenkamp. after leaving prison pistorius will be under house arrest. in november prosecutors will begin seeking a murder conviction against him in an appeals court. and a man who has spent 43 years in solitary confinement will soon be freed. albert woodcox -- woodfox, i should say -- was

convicted in 1972 of killing a guard at the louisiana state penitentiary. a court yesterday overturned that conviction and barred prosecutors from trying woodfox again. he has long maintained his innocence saying he was being punished for helping organize the prison's black panther chapter. a former student at penn state is suing the university for failing to act on his complaints of sexual assault, hazing and drug use at a campus fraternity. james vivenzio says that as a freshman pledge at kappa delta rho, he was burned with cigarettes, forced to guzzle alcohol and exposed to a secret facebook page that degraded women. penn state has suspended the fraternity, but it strongly disputes vivenzio's claims saying he refused to file a complaint or provide documentation. well, it was supposed to create a diving experience in florida waters that would last forever, but, man, it's not going to last five minutes. the $500,000 artificial reef, you're seeing it here, here we go folks, featuring 15 giant sculptures built designed to be sunk off the coast of deerfield beach tipped over, sunk. on top of them crushing all of

them, don't know if we're going to give this another try. >> water can be so unpredictable, no. also from florida, a strange encounter in a bathroom at a home in ft. lauderdale. if you're creepy-crawly, it just gives you the iggy-jiggies, then don't listen to this. residents used to seeing iguanas around the neighborhood yeah they hang out in the sun all day, they're not supposed to be indoors, particularly not in the pipe leading to your toilet. that's where the plumber found one. >> i thought it was a toy then it started moving around. >> i didn't want to look at it because i didn't want to see an iguana in the toilet that i had just tried to use. >> yeah, they believe the iguana got into the pipes through a roof vent then got stuck and looked for the largest possible opening to escape. the family is closing off that roof vent. good idea. >> i bet. all right, we're going to turn to some sports now. the nba finals return tonight. warriors/cavs tied at a game apiece. game three tonight 9:00 eastern right here on abc. >> as for some of last night's action, here is our guy at espn. >> i'm robert flores.

we start game three, stanley cup final, the tampa bay lightning visiting the chicago blackhawks. blackhawks able to get one win in tampa. now back at home, but the lightning get a goal with 3:11 left from cedric paquette. his second straight game of the goal. first career game-winning goal in now his 25th career postseason game. lightning win, 3-2. they lead the best of seven, two games to one. women's world cup opener against australia. tied at 1. christen press, her 21st international goal in 46 games. sydney leroux, the great setup there. that was the go-ahead goal. megan rapinoe, two goals including this one to make it 3-1. she's the first united states player with two goals in a world cup game -- in a women's world cup game since abby wambach in 2007. the u.s. win their opener, 3-1. next live "sportscenter" coming your way 9:00 a.m.

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perform. where is it? on a college campus. >> why is that. he told espn he avoids colleges because they are too politically correct. seinfeld explains teens and college kids don't understand what it means to throw around certainly politically correct terms. >> they want to use these word that's racist sexist prejudice. they don't know what they're talking about so jerry seinfeld is not coming to a college near you. very true. now to this big birthday party. kanye west turning 38. not a huge milestone but big enough for his wife to get him his own nba all-star game. she rented out the staples center inviting a few friends, just a couple to play a west versus east game in custom-made jerrys. >> russell westbrook, john wall were in the game. you know since they're not still playing. they might as well show up there. justin bieber is number 20 in there, right, in the center as

always. then kobe magic, shaq all sent videos to playen 0 the jumbotron and john legend did the singing of "happy birthday" but he blew out the candles on the cake shaped like an nba trophy. >> they've got the money. you can rent out the staples center there you go. a picture to show you that's going viral of -- this is a fantastic picture if you haven't seen it. the president chilling with german chancellor angela merkel. >> yes, this was taken at the g-7 summit in bavaria. with her arms stretched out people are quickly pointing out she looks like julie andrews in "the sound of music." the hills are alive. >> everybody starts making these memes and flooded internet from the iconic movie to see two leaders kind of in a very relaxed moment. >> come on it looks like a come on moment.

finally, talk about a show stealer. oh, she is just 6 years old and from north carolina, take a look at this. ♪ what you want you know i got it ♪ ♪ all imasking is for a little respect just a little bit just a little bit ♪ ♪ ooh your kisses ♪ >> whoo! >> too much. can't take it. can't take it. this little joanna is at her dance recital. she owns the classic right there, aretha franklin's "respect" getting plenty after that performance. >> yeah her mom calls joanna feisty and bubbly. who doesn't agree the routine got a standing ovation. oh the whole recital. look at her shake it. shake it. oh, own it. she's got the walk down too. man. okay for some of your local "newsweek" is next. >> the rest of you are stuck with us.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good tuesday morning at 4:28. thanks for joining us. i am kristen sze. i am eric thomas with leyla gulen. we begin with a look at the weather. it is june. i hear the term "thunderstorm," talk about. >> and moisture. the fun stuff we are not used to. if you live away the bay and the coast you will notice it is different this morning than when you went to bed more refreshing. i came through the caldecott tunnel 70 on one end and 55 on ther end so it was a sea breeze morning for the bay and cooler. you can see from sutro tower the marine layer re-establishing dominance over the flow. it will take the steam or take the heat out of our forecast but maybe not the steam. temperatures are dropping but

the humidity is up and in an isolated thunderstorm is possible in the 60s at the coast and 70 to nearly 80 an bay and mid-80s to one or two 90's left over inland but yesterday 100 degree heat. gone. >> a big oven yesterday. >> someone said "melt your face off hot." >> if you were wearing makeup. >> it is nice. going to be a cooler drive to work. you can see it is hazy as we peek at the macarthur maze traveling into 8ryville westbound -- interest emeryville westbound, traffic is clear. in san jose no hazy whatever. northbound traffic is light and you have a flight to catch at mineta san jose international airport it will not be a problem. southbound side virtually empty with a lot of construction projects around the bay writer and i will give you the details straight ahead. >> thank you at

>> customers lost electricity in the triple digit heat yesterday. matt is in gilroy after 109-day temperature yesterday. matt? yes, welcome to summer in gilroy, with a temperature of 109. you can get the air conditioners were cramping until some last power. look at the video from last night: san jose is seen as the sun is going down creating a black out across san jose with 12,000 customs losing power in san jose and gilroy. pg&e flames the temperatures for causing equipment failure and last night 3500 were without power this is a look at peg outage map and san jose has 305 without power in gilroy 500 have no