shifting search. this morning the hunt for two convicted killers is focused on a small town 30 miles from the maximum security prison the inmates escaped from. the texas police officer caught on camera in a violent confrontation with unarmed teenagers is out. resigning as the controversy heats up. >> our policies, our training, our practice do not support his actions. suitcase squeeze. a trade group recommends airlines make travelers use smaller carry-on bags when they fly. >> here comes james. alley-oop to james and he throws

it down. >> and lebron james turns in another clutch performance in the nba finals, scoring 40 points as cleveland closes in on its first ever basketball championship. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, june 10th, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning the manhunt for two killers who escaped from a new york prison is concentrated near a small town about 30 miles away. law enforcement officials are searching the small rural town of willsboro and the surrounding woods following tips from a resident. so far they've come up empty. townspeople have been warned via twitter to take precaution, please lock houses and cars overnight, the tweet reads, and as don champion reports, the townspeople are paying attention.

>> reporter: she keeps her door locked overnight as the manhunt continues. >> if they're cornered and desperate, they're going to go into someone's house and someone's going to get hurt and that's my only fear. >> reporter: hundreds of law enforcement officers desend seconded on the community by the bus load. they searched woods and railroad tracks. >> small town like this being so far from there, you don't think about it. >> reporter: it's about 30 miles from the clinton correctional facility where they say prisoners used power tools to break free. investigators are looking at how they may have gotten those tools. rich worked at the prison as an engineer for 35 years. >> everything's counted at the end of the day, if there's one tool misplaced the shop is locked and nobody leaves. >> reporter: correction

officials say an inventory of the prison's tools has shown so far nothing missing. don champion, cbs news, willsboro, new york. the united states is considering plans to retrain iraqi troops fighting against isis. the possibility, setting up new training camps but not sending u.s. forces into combat. the options include putting as many as 1,000 more american trainers in iraq, training sunni tribesmen directly. up till now, the iraqis have trained these sunnis, and sealing the main border crossing from turkey into iraq to cut off the flow of foreign fighters. a potential trial for former house speaker dennis hastert is months away. hastert is free on bail after pleading not guilty to charges that he avoided banking laws and lied to the fbi. the indictment claims he paid hush money to cover up prior

misconduct that the ap reports was sexual in nature. >> dennis hastert left a federal court in chicago tuesday after pleading not guilty to all counts in a hush money scandal. the former speaker is accused of violating banking laws and lying the fbi. sources tell cbs the illinois republican used cash to buy someone's silence about his misconduct when he was a high school and senior wrestling coach. here the coverup created the crime. >> reporter: attorneys for both sides have until thursday to see if the judge recused himself. he previously donated money to hastert's campaign. hastert could face ten years in prison and a $500,000 fine if convicted. the white police officer videotaped pushing a black girl to the ground at a texas pool party resigned.

officer eric casebolt had been put on administrative leave. the mckinney police chief called his actions indefensible. >> reporter: adrian martin finally has a reason to smile after being arrested. the 18-year-old had his charges dropped and he learned the officer who arrested him has turned in his resignation. only one sentence, i hereby resign from my commission with the mckinney police department. >> the actions of casebolt as seen on the video at the disturbance at the mckinney pool are indefensible. >> reporter: forter erformer defense attorney chris schulte says he's going to end up getting terminated. he pulled his weapon on martin. >> honestly i was thinking this is it, i'm going to get shot. >> reporter: but it was the video of his alleged

man-handling of a 13-year-old girl that trigger his firing. >> that untrains the fact about somebody else coming in. it doesn't stop anybody from filing criminal charges. >> reporter: in mckinney, texas, j.d. miles, cbs news. in cleveland a group of activists went to court seeking to have two white police officers charged in the fatal shooting of a 12-year-old black boy tamir rice. rice was shot and killed outside a recreation center. he was holding a pellet gun. the group filed an affidavit asking that there is probable cause for the arrest of the officers. >> we believe the officers caused the death of tamir rice in deeds which were unconscionable, reprehensible, and, yes, criminal. >> prosecutors say when they're done with their investigation

the evidence will be presented to a grand jury. three jurors in the colorado jury murder trial are dismissed. james holmes has pleaded not guilty to opening fire in a crowded movie theater killing 12 and injuring 70 others. the jurors were dismissed because they might have violated orders not to talk about the case. an undercover nypd detective is facing criminal time. they were cleared of the most guilty charges but found them guilty of lesser charges. in 2013 a group of bikers attacked an suv, pulled the driver out of the vehicle, and beat him in front of his wife and toddler. he faces up to seven years behind bars. well, coming up on the "morning news" now, a possible downsizing for carry-on luggage, plus on the trail of

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was shot and killed on the way home from class. well this morning washington, d.c., police and federal agents are trying to figure out who made bomb threats against the white house and capitol. the white house briefing was interrupted tuesday and reporters poured out of the room. a see krep service sweep turned up no bombs. and investigators may be zeroing in on who's responsible for last year's leak of nude celebrity photos. newly released documents show federal agents raided a chicago home in october. they seized computers inside but have made no arrests. devices at the home reportedly hacked into over 500 icloud accounts. among celebrity victims whose photos were made public, action tress jennifer lawrence and model kate upton. on the "cbs moneywatch," you may soon be forced to carry less onto an airplane and new phrase

to the meaning "pizza and a movie." wendy gillette is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. if you ever suffered anxiety with carry-on bag you may applaud this story. it's recommended the carry-on be smaller. the carry-on allowed is -- the iata is proposing carry-ons be 21 1/2 x 13 1/2 x 7 1/2. the idea is to free up space in overhead bins. the suggestion is not binding, and so far no u.s. airlines have signed on. here on wall street the stock markets appear to be waiting to see what the fed will do with interest rates at its meeting next week. the dow jones dropped 2 points the s&p gained about 1 point, and the nasdaq lost 7 points. the jobs in 2015 in the u.s.

jumped. the open jobs in april jumped 5.2% to 5.4 million. that suggests the steady hire willing likely continue. if you're a lobster lover, prepare to pony up. they're getting more expensive, according to a lobster industry group. they're staying away from shore because the unusually frosty winter has kept the harbor water temperatures too cold, and the demand for lobsters is skyrocketing. one wholesaler said this is the first time she had to raise prices in six years. and pizza hut has come up with a movie box that doubles as a movie projector. a lens comes with the pizza. customers put the lens in the bach and can play movies with smartphones but you'll have to provide your own speakers if you want to hear anything. anne-marie, a new suggestion for a movie night. >> i guess. talk about making a cheap date even cheaper.

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. lebron james is doing all he can to deliver a championship to the city of cleveland for the first time in more than 50 years. james comes up with another huge performance in game three of the nba finals. he scores 40 points and hands out eight assists in front of the cleveland faithful. cleveland takes game three from golden state, 96-91. james credited cleveland fans for their support during all the games. >> we just tried to give it all back to them for 48 minutes. as loud as they were, they need to go home now and start soaking

up a lot of tea, drinking a lot of tea for the next 36 hours or whatever the case may be because they need to be just as loud thursday night. i need you guys to keep those voices right. >> they lead two games to one and game four is thursday night. and while the bay area basketball team had a down night, one of its baseball teams gets a historic performance from a first-year pitcher. san francisco giants rookie chris heston silences the mets at citi field. he strikes out ten batters and holding them through 8 2/3 innings. the only thing standing between a 27-year-old and a no-hitter is mets shortstop ruben tejada. >> 2-2. strike three called. chris heston in his 13th major league start. >> heston didn't issue any walks, but he missed out on a perfect game because he hit three batters.

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. the roundup continues this morning for pigs who were set loose on an ohio highway.

volunteers joined law enforcement combing dense woods. drivers have been calling to report seeing pigs running along the roadway. hundreds were set free monday night when a semi carrying more than 2,000 pigletings flipped. authorities plan to set traps today. this morning a service dog is being hailed for his dedication. he put himself in harm's way to protect his owner from danger in a town in new york city. lou young of our new york station shows us this inspiring story. >> reporter: the injured service dog limps along and still manage a tail wag after literally throwing himself in front of a bus monday on main street and brewster. the 8-year-old golden retriever is the companion and guide of audrey stone, a legally blind resident here who knows fie figo is something special. >> i thank him and i thank god i

i have him and he survived too. i love him. >> reporter: police shared photos with us of the area. it's covered with the animal's fur stripped from its right front leg. >> it was very heartbreaking. >> amazingly the dog didn't yelp in pain but calmly struggled to stay with his mistress. >> you really can't touch an injured dog guarding somebody because they're aggressive. not this dog. >> reporter: the dog was taken to a local vet who says figo's behavior is remarkable even for a service animal. >> whether he did that consciously or unconsciously, but it's pretty amazing. >> reporter: this is audrey stone's third service dog. she's been fond of them all but this one is providing extra insensitive for her to get past her hospital treatment and get on her feet. >> want to get home to my dog.

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ds of law enforcement officers have converged on a small town in upstate new york to search for two murderers who escaped from prison. residents reported seeing two men walking in town monday night before heading into the woods. david sweat and richard matt have been missing since saturday. and the u.s. is considering plans to send more troops to iraq to train iraqi troops who have struggled in their fight against isis militants. up to a thousand new troops could be sent and new training bases built. secretary of state john kerry is on the mend after his breaking his leg in a bicycle accident. kerry tweeted a pi of himself in

a room at a boston hospital in massachusetts. his right leg is propped up and he's on phone. kerry writes, quote, feeling good after surgery. good chats with ambassador rice and the state department's senior team. the work continues. well, a car company in britain is trying to make it safer for bikers on the road at night. it's testing a new kind of paint that glows. jonathan vigliotti reports from london. >> reporter: drivers and bikers are rivals. some drivers don't pay attention. >> they still cut me off and call me names. >> reporter: a new product aims to keep the two at a safe distance. light paint is a clear mist that reflects headlights when sprayed on clothes or a bike. they're being tested in uk bike shops. >> i've got to get it.

i'm really tiny so it's hard enough to be seen anyway. >> reporter: it's an unlikely product if its developer volvo but a carmaker says it's a way to make roads safer. >> there's 19,000 in the uk alone each year. it's absolutely shocking bike accidents. >> reporter: the paint is instantly visible with even the lightest amount of light. while popular among cyclists it was originally created for other roadside risks. it was created to help light up reindeer antlers. volvo saw a potential. >> you can use it on back packs. >> they say light paint could light up american roads later this year. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the push to shrink the size of your carry-on luggage. kris van cleave has details. plus, poison ivy is in full bloom. we'll talk with an allergist about ways to treat exposure.

and we'll meet a 10-year-old girl who's trying to save the bees through homemade lemonade. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac www.vitac.com

your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. taking a look at the san mateo bridge at 4:30 a.m., some

cars out there but more importantly, a little bit of raindrops, just a bit. >> a little wet out there. >> just a few. good morning, it is wednesday, june 10. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy "hump day." if you stayed up late watching the warriors. [ groaning ] >> they're not done yet. >> they've got this. >> they were down 2-1 in memphis and came back. >> everyone who jumped on that bandwagon broke their leg jumping off. we have rain that's falling at this hour. you can see in some pockets it's moderate precipitation. it's lifting from inland to the coast, as well. have that umbrella out the door today. the most concentrated areas of showers is there around the bay into the eastern portion of the bay area, as well. right now it's so muggy look at these