inmates enters its seventh day, and why investigators continue to track convicted killers, questions are being raised about how much help they had in breaking out of prison. >> well, they had some very good equipment or somebody else cut the hole for them. the cyber attack on government computers is even larger than previously thought. suspected chinese hackers may have accessed personal information of 14 million federal workers. we have a shark out here in our ocean. someone just got bit. >> a 13-year-old girl recovers after a serious shark bite at a north carolina beach. murray gets past jones, puts up a three.

stephen curry from downtown. >> and battling back. stephen curry and the golden state warriors come back ending with a tie of two games apiece. this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, june 12th, 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. this morning the search for two escaped killers is focused on the area where it all began within miles of where it all began. blood hounds picked up the convicts' scent about 20 miles from the canadian border. area residents have been told to lock their doors and stay alert. new york governor andrew cuomo says investigators are talking to several people who may have facilitated the escape including joyce mitchell a prison instructor. don champion has more on the

manhunt. >> reporter: authorities remain focused on the town of cadyville this morning, scouring dense forest and tough terrain. it's brought them within miles of the correctional facility where richard matt and david sweat broke three. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news dogs picked up the scent in the area. in the woods police discovered food wrappers bedding, and a footprint. the scene is playing out right in front of darlene's house. >> with them in front of my house, it makes me feel at ease. >> reporter: they used heavy tools and construction ee kwipgs to cut through a wall and steel pipes. >> either they're very good at what they do with a lot of good training or they had some very good equipment or somebody else cut the hole for them.

>> reporter: investigators say they're questions several people including employees at the prison, but so far no one has been charged. don champion cbs news cadyville, new york. we have an update on that cyber attack against the u.s. government. it's much worse than we originally thought. investigators now suspect that chinese hackers may have stolen the personal

or adversarial presence. investigators say it will take a while to make a full and complete assessment. alison? >> all right. mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. this morning a rhode island man is under arrest. nicholas rovinski is expected to appear in court today. he was picked up last night. rahim and hitz nephew david wright allegedly conspired to attack and kill police officers. wright was arraigned last week. this morning another dose of severe weather is in store for the great lakes and southern plains. the risk of strong

thunderstorms, large hail and damaging winds exist. the weather system is capable of producing excessive rainfall and flash flooding. a flash flood warning remains in colorado. heavy rain caused some major street flooding. the rain came down hard and fast. drivers got stuck in running water and had to be rescued. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station has more on today's weather. >> it's been a very stormy night, especially in colorado with flash flooding and some severe storms. as we head through friday the threat is going to move a little farther south. looking at a severe threat in texas and the oklahoma pan handles. it will move toward detroit, allnd elsewhere by the end of the day. into up yit norm as we head through friday night before heading on the road and

traveling. out ahead of the storms a lot of heat. near 90 in pittsburgh 93 in d.c. could be a record 85 in new york and 87 in boston. on the southern end, a heavy rain threat. clusters of storms bringing several inches to an airy that saw so much flooding going back through the month of may. the pattern going forward, a lot of moisture going up across the plains and a lot of rain expected. certainly something we'll be keeping close tabs on. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. an attorney for two police officers say they're disappoint thad there's enough evidence to charge officers in the death of tamir rice. the ruling is symbolic. evidence still has to be presented to grand jury and the prosecutor has to press charges. >> it's important to realize that we're in no different spot than we were 24 hours ago or 10

hours ago. the prorosecutor still has to makee this decisision. >> a sense of relief optimism. it's a small amount of for tamir. >> the officers say they thought it was a real weapon. doctors treating the germanwings co-pilot thought he was unfit to fly, but they didn't tell the airline because of german privacy laws. prosecutors say lubitz had seven medical paints before the crash that kill 150 people. a psychiatrist concluded he was unstable. lubitz consulted more than 40 doctors in the past five years. he feared he was going blind, threatening his career. it's not clear whether his problems were rear or imagined. the body killed while fighting isis is on its way home

this morning. they said his faith led him to take up arms. >> reporter: hundreds of people turned up in the kurdish town of kobani cheering the body of keith broomfield. the 36-year-old is believed to be the first american killed fighting against isis forces in syria. >> i'm here do what i can. >> reporter: broomfield's family hadn't heard from him in several months. they spoke to the media thursday saying keith's faith motivated him to join the fight. >> he really felt led by the lord to go over there and knotnot knowing what he could do or should do and said i feel the need go there. >> reporter: andrew's brother said he knew the risks but felt the need to attack. >> he opposed evil which i do too. somebody needs to stand up and oppose evil. chelsea edwards for cbs newsws. south korea says the merercy

outbreak has killed an 11th person. more than 120 people there have contracted middle east respiratory syndrome l last month. most o of those w died has pre-existing medical conditions. they say they're seeing fewer outbreaks which means the ououtbreak may have peaked. hillary c clinton is prereparing for her spear. for the 2016 presidential campmpaign. the front-runner plans tolater, courtside collision. lebron james has a bloody run-in. this is the "cbs morning news." people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. on the "cbs moneywatch," the heir apparent to the murdoch media dynasty and boon rew festivalgoers have a high-flying option from uber. wendy gillette is with the new york stock exchange and has that and more. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. murdoch now 84 years old is handing over control of 21st century fox to his sons. james murdoch will become ceo and lack lan the executive co-chairman. besides fox and the news

holdings include the wall street journalist, "new york post," "the times of london," and 21st century fox film. murdoch will remain as co-executive chairman. there's also been a change at the top of the giant twitter. ceo dick costello is stepping down. co-founder jack dorsey is taking over on an interim basis. this morning he said he anticipates no immediate changes in strategy or direction. encouraging news on retail sales sent stocks on wall street higher. americans spent more on autos, building materials, and clothing in may. the dow rose nearly 39 points the s&p was 3 points higher and the nasdaq gained 5 points. net neutrality rules agreed to by the fcc last february will take effect today as scheduled. a federal court ruled against a block in a suit by at&t, verizon, and others. the rules are designed to prevent service providers like verizon and at&t from creating a

fast lane for internet users. whole foods says it will call its new chain of smaller lower priced stores 365 by whole foods market. 365 everyday value is the name of its house brand. those products will anchor the stores, but national brands will also be sold. the chain is scheduled to open next year. oculus officially unveiled its rift virtual reality headset. it's expected to go on sale the first quarter of next year. rift straps over the user's eyes producing a 3-d environment that initially will be used for gaming but ultimately networking. the head set comes with removable headphones ss so users can have their own and a wireless game controller. and folks in nashville can use uber to hail a helicopter. it's offering uber chopper, a musical service to the musical festival to bon roo and arts festival. the ride is $1,500.

the ride does not include the cost of the ticket. i would love that here to avoid new york city traffic. >> bonnaroo. i like country music, but i don't know about the helicopter thing. i'd have to think it through. >> think it through. >> wendy gillette at the new york stock exchange. thank you. still to come. lebron james and a rough day at the finals. it wasn't just his shooting. plus how a baseball team plans to play tribute to mister rogers. yoplait! there's something out there. it's a highly contagious disease. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, including those around babies, make sure their whooping cough vaccination is up to date. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about you and your

family getting a whooping cough vaccination today. hoping this newly released surveillance video -- will help them catch the suspects. and.. a federal data breach is worse than expected. investigators now say hackers stole personal data for every federal employee in the office of personnel management files. and the warriors win in cleveland! the series is tied 2-2 now coming back to oakland on sunday. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. san francisco city hall -- lit

here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. the nba finals shifts back to the bay area all tied up at two games apiece. game four in cleveland last night and averaging 41 points in

the first three games of the series lebron james struggles to earn 24 points on 27 for 22 shooting. meanwhile stephen curry finds his touch. he scores 22 points and golden state runs way with 103-82 win. things got even worse for james. he's cut and bloody on his head when he dives for a loose ball and slams into a camera. >> i was holding my head. it was hurting. and i was just hoping i wasn't bleeding, but obviously the camera, you know, cut me pretty bad. i already got the stitches. obviously you can't see them. >> game five is sunday night in oakland. in baseball, an umpire plays peacekeeper during a tense moment. atlanta's julio teheran hit matt kemp with a ball. he angers him and stares him down. that's when the benches clear. watch what happens as kemp tries to go after him.

jordan baker knocks kemp to the ground. things eventually cooled off and no one was ejected. the padres end up beating the braves, 6-4. the pittsburgh affiliate is paying tribute to mister rogers. they'll wear a cardigan sweater and tie. the team will wear the sweaters on july 5th and they're asking fans coming to the games to donate new or gently used sweaters. and his name is dusty reynolds. in the wring he went by dusty rhodes. in wrestling he's known as american dream. >> dusty died wednesday according to wwe. he helped them take off in the '70s and '80s. he was a mentor to wrestlers.

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they're gone. the ruby slippers, what have you done with them? give them back to me or i'll -- >> it's too late. there they are, and there they'll search. >> the search resumes today not in kansas but in minnesota for dorothy's ruby red slippers. the iconic slippers were stolen from a museum in grand rapids ten years ago. bryce henry of our duluth station shows us how crews are going deep. >> reporter: the tioga mine pit just west of grand rapids saw

much more activity than usual on thursday. >> i've looked for quite a few things but never slippers. >> reporter: the crowd gathered as the dive team went to great depths to search for unusual treasure. >> we have reason to believe the slippers were discarded in this mine pit. >> reporter: onlookers hoped the decade-old mist might be solved. >> they had enough brains not to get caught. >> reporter: someone with enough brains got them and threw them out. >> knocked out this window. >> the day that it happened we actually shed tears. it was a big thing. we didn't know this could happen to us. here's a pair of slippers worth a million dollars at the time and somebody took it right out from under our nose. >> we didn't take them, we tell you. >> reporter: many are convinced that someone knows something, but they just don't have the courage.

>> no one's come forward to talk about it, which is kind of surprising even with the $250,000 reward. >> reporter: now that reward is gone and the statute of limitations protects the thief from getting arrested. >> we don't want to get them in trouble. we just want to have the slippers intact hopefully or at least know what happened to them. >> reporter: in grand rapids, minnesota, bryce henry, cbs news. controversy this morning surrounding the president of the spokane chapter of the naacp. family members say rachel dolazall is not black. her mother says the family's ancestry includes czech swedish, german, and a touch of native american. she says she doesn't care what her family says. >> it's more important for me to clarify that with the black community and with my executive board than it really is to explain it to a community that i, quiet frankly don't think you know really understands the definitions of race and ethnicity.

>> dolazall has always portrayed herself on applications as white, black, and native american. and coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on rupert murdoch's sons. we'll talk with murdoch's photographer michael wolfe. plus, in our "morning rounds," we'll show you how technology is helping soccer players avoid serious concussions. and speaking of soccer, a preview of tonight's matchup in the women's world cup between team usa and sweden. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

warriors blue and gold. the "dubs" got it done last night -- and the excitment is already brewing -- for game five back in oakland on sunday. san francisco city hall in blue and gold. dubs got it done last night.

an exciting win and the excitement already brewing for game five because that one is back here in the bay area on sunday night. >> it was a good game. we're all tired from staying up. >> that goes without saying. >> good morning, everyone. it is friday, june 12. i'm michelle griego. >> happy friday. it is 4:30. get your weekend cooking here. good to have you on board. gianna has traffic. roberta is here with a little weather look. >> that was really pretty, city hall. we have a gorgeous day if the works today. good morning, everybody. fog at the coast, clear inland. numbers 52 in pacific, 64 in livermore. it's heating up inland. we're flirting with triple digits. 70s by the bay. we have the full forecast minutes away. but first, let's say good morning to gianna. >> good morning. we have a rough start to our morning commute