good morning, everyone. i'm tamron hall. two murderers described as extremely dangerous has now expanded into canada and mexico. this morning new questions are being raised about whether the men had inside help pulling off their escape from a maximum security prison in upstate new york. the search for richard mack and david swet is now in its third day and they say the men literally could be anywhere. the state of new york is offering a $100,000 reward. over the weekend agents searched homes and cars chasing over 150 leads. officials are separately investigating how the two carried out their plot. police say mack used power tools to cut steel walls behind the beds before climbing on a catwalk. then then broke into another brick wall cut in and around a pipe before shimmying the prison

wall and breaking out of a manhole a block away. many say the plot is reminiscent of "the shawshank redemption," a popular movie, and they also left a note reading, "have a nice day." governor cuomo said the men definitely had help. >> i don't believe they could have acquired the equipment they needed to do this without help and we have a separate investigation that's going through exactly that question. you have three types of employees at a prison. you have the guards you have civilian employees, and then you have private contractors who come in to do work and we're going through the civilian employees and the private contractors first. >> nbc john yang joins me now in new york which this morning is on a virtual lockdown there. i know you've been there all morning long. tell us about the search that's happening in that area even

though now we're being told they're looking at canada and possibly even mexico. >> reporter: tamron, as you say, they don't know where they are. they don't know if they're still holed up here. they've had very tight security in this community. they've had checkpoints literally surrounding this town to get in and out, just to get from my hotel to nearby plattesburg, i have to go through four checkpoints to have my car checked every morning. they're locking down the schools schools. once the children got into class this morning, the outside doors were locked. they are very cautious here. this is reminiscent, as you said, to "the shawshank redemption." unlike the characters in that movie, these guys are convicted killers. >> these are very dangerous individuals. the police ask the public to take no chances, make no efforts to apprehend them and report any suspicious activity. if you see something, say

something. they could be out of state, but they still could be holed up here in dannemora. we had a rapid response. we're leaving no stone unturned. >> reporter: they had a rapid response but they still don't know how much of a head start these two men had. they stuffed their bunks with bundles to make it look like they were sleeping. they're unsure for that reason. they can't tell us when exactly the last time they know they were in prison because they were -- they stuffed their bunks so they may have fooled the guards earlier on. they don't know where they are. they could be in canada which is 25 miles away. one of the men, richard mack previously had fled to mexico after one of his crimes in the 1990s, rather so they have alerted authorities there and in the southwestern united states. they don't know whether they're still together or whether they split up. as you said they think they had

help inside they might have had help outside. tamron? >> all right, thank you, joining me now retired nypd detective and an adjunct professor at the john j. college of criminal justice. thank you for joining me detective. david sweat, convicted of first-degree murder for killing a sheriff in 2002. richard mack killed and dismebd dismembered his boss in 2007. when they say these guys are bad, they mean it. don't you think they would do a more precise head count? >> especially when you're dealing with a situation of a very high rate of population inside that prison with really bad offenders. >> let's talk about the search here. they could be anywhere, which we have heard 16,000 different times, so how do you find someone who planned something so

elaborately? >> you can't track them with cell phone records and things like that. these guys planned this so well i doubt they would go someplace where the police would look for them first, like canada. i believe they would go somewhere else. >> so often when we find an individual on the run, they're often arrested within their area whether it's near the prison or they try to go back home hoping for some kind of support there, and they're often caught in their hometowns. >> they're going to pull all the records of everybody that has visited them, every phone call every piece of mail and they'll try to establish links of who helped them do this. >> how would they do that? >> there is record of anybody who came to visit them phone calls, et cetera. you can create a link of phone calls either as a contractoregon or within the prison themselves. >> governor cuomo believes they had help from an inside job down to the power tools. what does your investigation background tell you here?

>> definitely. they had to be cordless too. who was actually recharging these batteries for them? nobody baked a cake without a saw. let's catch these guys and figure out what went wrong here. >> thank you so much for your time. we greatly appreciate it. developing now in texas, naacp leaders are demanding an independent investigation after a disturbing cell phone video shows a police officer pulling his gun on teenagers at a pool party. mckinney police say they got a call friday that several teens who did not have permission to be at the pool were refusing to leave. at one point an officer can be seen throwing a teenage girl to the ground and then waving his gun at others. that officer now being identified by the dallas morning news as corporal eric casebolt. today mckinney's police chief will meet with naacp leaders and at least two rallies are scheduled. jason has the latest.

>> reporter: the video shows a mckinney police officer throwing down a 14-year-old girl in a bikini, then pulling a service weapon on two boys. three officers initially responded to a disturbance call at a party at a community pool. cameras didn't capture what led up to this fist fight or anything else before police arrived. but when they did one officer is seen trying to reason with the crowd. >> don't take off running once the cops get here. >> another . >> reporter: another takes a much more direct approach. >> i told you to stay! get on the ground! >> reporter: after warning a group of girls to get back the officer had enough. jade bicari captured a different

scene. >> i was surprised. i didn't even comprehend it. >> our initial reaction was to place the officer on administrative leave so we could conduct a complete and thorough investigation of the incident. >> reporter: internal affairs now taking the case deciding the fate of an officer who was caught -- whose caught on camera antics may have caused more than just the crashing of a party. >> we had some comments now come in from officials, including the mayor of mckinney. what have you been told there? >> i've been speaking with the attorney for the one young man who was actually arrested. you noticed all of those kids who were sort of running or who were being forced to sit down including the young woman who was grabbed by her braids and taken down. no one was arrested only one young man was arrested. he was charged with interfering with an officer and abating

arrest. his attorney is trying to deal with the charges who knew the young woman. he said he was actually trying to talk to the girl saying be still, we've called your mom, everything is going to be okay. then he had a gun pointed at him and was arrested. >> so the mckinney mayor, brian laughlin, said i'm disturbed by the pictures depicted in the video. we'll continue to work with community leaders as we follow this investigation. what do we know about this officer's background? i've asked that because i've looked at the video now multiple times, and it seems like the first glimpse of the officer that we see is a person barrelling out. he does a flip roll maneuver, not just what you're seeing here, but we thehave the video cut where he's racing in and does a flip move with these kids. what do we know about his background? >> then at the end of the video

we see him berating the kids saying they were part of a mob and mad that they made him run and chase them. he is officer casebolt. he is a corporal a navy veteran. he was just promoted into a supervisory capacity at the mckinney police department with about four other officers last year. we believe he was the most senior officer on the scene, and you saw in one scene where he actually drew his weapon at the two young men. the officer next to him seemed to be kind of telling him, whoa seeming to physically calm him down. what the attorney for the young man that was arrested told me he's talked with other officers on the scene. none of them seem to be in this sort of amplified demeanor and he was the only officer that actually used profanity with the children. >> you see a couple adults there. i'm basing this just on the photograph. this man, for example, in the khaki shirt and denim shorts. is that a parent or an officer? he's allowed to get very close

with no restrictions, but the kids and others are being told to sit down and shut up. >> and this is one of the things that's at issue. the people that i've spoken with who are relatives of or actually even some of the kids who were at the party are saying that white members of the community who were just members of the community, they were not police officers -- >> so that's not an undercover officer? >> no. these were neighbors. and the two women who prompted the 911 call at least according to the attorneys i'm speaking with, are being accused of striking two teenagers, one who was 19 and one who was 14 years old, then they called 911, and what the young people who talked with me or who talked with other members of the press have said is that the police officers essentially ignored all of the white citizens and went right for the black teenagers. >> a lot of allegations coming in here. we know it is under investigation. the next generation action network said they're planning to hold a rally today. we'll see what they have to see. thank you for joining us. i want to take you to breaking news. officials in boston are speaking out about the investigation into

the alleged terror plot last week a deadly shooting of 26-year-old asheed rahim. they're seeing what happened when that individual took out a serrated knife and attempted to attack officers there. >> hi investigation is completely separate and we respect that. our agents are cooperating fully with his investigation and with our investigation. thank you. >> thank you and i just want to thank fbi agent chad and attorney connelly for all their work. this is 24/7 surveillance by the task force. we were continually kept in the loop as far as communication goes leading up to this, and all of us knew the plot as far as what was unfolding.

i think no one could have anticipated what happened that particular morning. obviously, when you watch the video, you'll see -- and keep in mind, they know in their minds the intent of the individual who is proceeding across the parking lot. when they approach him having no guns you're going to see the video unfold and quickly see how they're backing up how the threat became eminent and the results are necessary. so there's obviously a double intent here and there's questions asked about why the officers used any other force. this guy had malicious intent and our officers were faced with that both the fbi and the boston, and the video will speak for itself but i think we averted a serious tragedy that day, and i can't say enough for

the great work that the fbi agents and the boston police did that day to prevent a tragedy and keeping the city of boston safe. at this point i'm going to turn it over to pat to show the video and i'm sure we'll have some questions afterward. >> just to give some perspective or context of what we're looking at here this is a surveillance camera affixed to the burger king -- >> still need to be down. >> this is washington street. again, to give you some context and perspective. this is headed inbound on

washington street toward forest hills station. up this direction is washington street headed outbound. the next cross-section or cross-street is west roxbury parkway. we're going to show two separate videos, and we can play that back at a slower pace if necessary. the first video you see on the screen that i have not yet pressed play this is actual original surveillance view itself. the second video that we will play for you is an enlarged zoomed-in version of the same sequence of events but this time we have to circle around mr. rahim so you can see where he is. keep in mind when we show the second video, it will become impixulated. the individual you see on the parking lot coming across washington street circled by the yellow circle that is mr. rahim. i'm going to hit play and you

will see him come across an area on washington street. i'm just pausing the video here just so you're prepared. what you will next see is a series of law enforcement officers, one boston police detective for this area of parked cars here and approached mr. rahim.

stop the video. just to clarify, the yellow circle is around mr. rahim. the yellow circle with remain around mr. rahim until the actual shooting takes place and it will reappear after mr. rahim is in the shot.

>> i'm going to play the video one more time all the way through without any commentary, at least from the part where mr. rahim comes out from hin thebehind

the bus stop. >> i'll stop the video at a certain part and this is just to clarify one part that two officers who were discharged is the officer here that appeared to be backing up to the light post, and the officer to the immediate left of that officer right here. mr. rahim at this point is partially covered by the light post.

>> what you're going to see here is the second video we made available for all of you. this is an enlarged version, a zoomed-in version. it will also have a yellow circle that will show you where mr. rahim is during the encounter. when we zoom in it does become somewhat pixulated. and that is mr. rahim walking now toward the area of the bus stop.

this is the approach of law enforcement officers now. you'll also notice that a marked boston police cruiser also arrived about the same time to as in the stop.

>> i'm just going to play it a little slower now, about a frame at a time. the officers are this individual here and this individual here. >> we are looking at surveillance video of the fatal shooting last week of an anti-terrorism suspect asheem

rahim. they are playing this for the public and the media, this after questions were raised if the use of deadly force was excessive. police said at the time this individual lunged at officers with a serrated knife. it is under investigation. the district attorney for that area says they have not made any findings yet but the investigation will require a great amount of work. the family alleged that the suspect was shot in the back. that according to authorities, was not the case. he was shot while facing the officers who had been surveilling him for some time. as you can see this happened right in front of a cvs store, but this surveillance video was taken from a fast food chain not very far away. a number of policing experts have come out and said even though this individual had a knife, it took a split second for a person to charge an

officer with a knife and injuring them, for example, in the abdominal area which could be fatal. so the fact this individual had just a knife does not mean he was not able to put the lives of the officers in danger. we are now seeing this surveillance video, which was shown last week, by the way, to a number of community leaders who were concerned that there was an issue of excessive force. many of those community leaders now supporting the police department after seeing this surveillance video. again, our first look at what officials say is the update to the shooting death of a terror suspect killed last week in the boston area. another individual was arrested later and he remains behind bars. we'll keep following this developing story out of the boston area and bring you any relevant information to this investigation. we'll be right back. ♪♪ in the nation, we know how you feel

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welcome back. former house member hastert is expected to appear in court. he was asking people to keep silent at trying to evade banking requirements and lied to the fbi in connection with the alleged payment. members of the wrestling team are now coming forward to defend their former coach. >> did you ever have any indication that any of this was going on? >> none whatsoever. until more comes out, i'm still going to believe he's a good person. >> but a friend and classmate of an alleged hastert victim the late steve reinbolt said he confided in him years ago that he had sexual contact with him. >> it would get sexual and

sometimes include a massage. >> he served as a teacher and coach from 1965 to 1981. it's clear that people have very differing opinions on this and different experiences here adam. >> >> reporter: it's really a town divided, tamron. as you mentioned, he'll be arraigned tomorrow. he's been hiding since the indictment. we don't know where he is. there's been no statement, no defense attorney coming forward on his behalf. tomorrow's hearing will be very short. he's expected to arrive with an attorney. they'll read the charges, he'll set a plea and then they'll set another date for facing charges. who is the real dennis hastert? stt stt favorite son who made it big in washington someone who never forgot his humble beginnings? or is it someone with a dark past? tamron? breaking news to report to you. a former north charleston south

carolina police officer has now been indicted in the charge of a fatal shooting of an african-american. you know this story. we've covered it extensively. walter scott shot april forth and it captured the images michael slager shooting eight times at walter scott a 54-year-old man. as we understand it now, the 19th judicial circuit court is announcing monday that a grand jury has indicted michael slager of murder on the shooting death of mr. scott. family members are expected to speak immediately following this announcement. this was another case this year that has sparked outrage and accusations of excessive force by police officer. mr. scott was unarmed at the time. it was alleged that he fled from his vehicle for fear that he would be arrested on delinquent child support payments. at the time of the shooting the officer was a patrolman for his class with the north charleston

police department at the time. mr. slager claimed he shot mr. scott because he feared for his life following a physical altercation with the 50-year-old man. the video at the time taken by a bystander. according to many it shows a very different account of what happened there. the video was shot by a man who then released it to the public after a number of questions were asked regarding the incident. this is the video of the incident where mr. scott was pulled over at the time. after a brief discussion with the officer who, according to the investigation, had pulled over mr. scott due to a broken light on his mercedes vehicle. after walking away mr. scott was unarmed at the time walter scott fled his vehicle. the video then picks up the two not very far away some yards away from that vehicle where you see the officer, michael slager

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the "new york times" investigative reporter christopher drew who took part in the in-depth investigation joins me now. thank you so much, christopher, for your time. >> thank you. >> i told you during the break that this is the most compelling thing i've thought of all week long. because of the nature of the secrecy involved, how difficult was it to pull back those layers and get former s.e.a.l.s and even people now perhaps in that unit or affiliated to talk? >> it was amazingly difficult. we had six by-lines on the story which is the most weave've had in the new york sometimes, as well as major contributors on the other end. it's very hard to get people to talk. you have to accept a lot of no's and just keep going. >> one of the quotes from your article was former senator bob kerry, nebraska democrat. he cautioned that s.e.a.l. team 6 and other operatives have

become so overused. they become one of the numbers any time anybody wants something done. >> exactly. that's why we decided to take this detailed look. we know about the bin laden raid, we know they're getting sent out all the time just like the delta force for the army. but, you know realistically, what else are they doing? they've got to make split-second decisions, life and death decisions constantly. we quote one of the s.e.a.l.s as saying war is not this pretty thing it's made out in the movies, so we wanted to take a realistic look at what's going on. >> which is interesting you have that look because so many members of this team have been glamourized, and when you peel back the layers you reference captain phillip. he even wonders if they've gone too far in saving his life. >> and the hostage rescue missions tend to be even more deadly than the regular combat

kind of raids. they've got to go in fast and furious. the s.e.a.l.s say they have to put themselves at more risk to get to that hostage before somebody can shoot him, so a lot of the captors there tend to end up dead. it's interesting to see the reaction of some of the hostages and how quick and brutal these things can be. >> on the flip side like captain phillip, he is often grateful they were there to take out these individuals, to save his life. so while you can't look at the lethal nature of their job, the flip side is these are the guys we want on our team. >> no question. no question they do an exceptional job in a lot of things. we had reader comments on our website, but one reader was very pithy yesterday, she said i can

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ernst. the bike ride in iowa is happening and stacy hunt is in iowa and has this report for you. >> reporter: hawgs, pork and plenty of read meat. >> i would be temtdpted to ask hillary clinton if she's ever ridden on a john deere tractor. >> they gathered seven presidential contenders in boone, iowa for the first time since the caucuses. the challenge was standing out from the crowd. rick perry riding with veterans taking it all in. >> smell the grass being cut, smell the hay being baled. >> living and riding free being with a bunch of american heroes. >> scott walker stopping to remember d-day on the invasion's

75th anniversary. >> let's remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. >> walker was the only one to ride to boone with ernst. also on stage saturday marco rubio, one of the first to help ernst in her senate campaign. she offered him a ride on the back of her bike because he's never been on one. >> my mom was always terrified of motorcycles. as a little kid, she used to terrorize us about them. >> he spoke at a packed holiday inn. he stayed there to save money and to try to show iowans he's just like them. >> you won't find many miami dolphin fans in iowa. >> do you think iowa is a good place for the republican process to start? >> absolutely. >> from a demographic production it's not representative of the whole country. >> it's middle class americans who face the same struggles and

challenges of everybody else. >> joining me now, senior editor mark mark. >> he was the one riding in his hawg with joni ernst to the event. a lot of reasons came up why scott walker is probably the front runner. he's from nearby wisconsin. there are social issues. his father was a former pastor. there are a lot of things that kind of equal up to maybe scott walker as the person to watch and the front-runner in iowa. what matters most is who ends upcoming ahead six to eight months from now as opposed to right now. >> absolutely. let's talk about lindsey graham's comments on caitlyn jenner. how that that resonated with members of his party and some of those voters? >> tamron we really haven't heard from a lot of other republicans on the matter but lindsey graham's statement about caitlyn jenner was really interesting and fascinating.

lindsey graham essentially said look, i'm running for the presidency. i want everyone's vote including caitlyn jenner. it is worth noting that caitlyn jenner is a republican, so this is an issue a little fraught with terror on republicans. they're losing the battle when it comes to same-sex marriage so it will be interesting to see how other republicans end up responding. they've been very muted so far. >> i think one would assume that the silence is for a reason and that is a fear that they would offend the most conservative of their party, right? >> they're caught in a no-win situation, tamron. let's look at the issue of same-sex marriage. there is a voter part of the republican party that is against gay marriage. at the same time you look at public opinion polls and you see 60% of americans are in favor of it, so what might appeal to republicans in a primary doesn't appeal to general election voters, and that's being caught between a rock and a hard place

and one reason why you might actually want to be silent. >> thank you, i appreciate it. a brawl outside a concert at new jersey's met life stadium. people throwing bottles, police responding with tear gas. that story up for you around the nation. we've all been told to drink more water, but what about the advice of eight glasses a day? ties to the white house is urging us to drink more water. what are the myths associated with that? up next i'll talk live with a dietitian and nutritionist to sort it out for us. and did you know coffee counts as water? that's what they say. we'll look into it. well, a mortgage shouldn't be a problem your credit is in pretty good shape. >>pretty good? i know i have a 798 fico score thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom...

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piece or russ under the country's law he's eligible for release after just ten months. firefighters are still working to contain a massive fire burning at pennsylvania chemical plant. witnesses reported hearing explosions at the plant just before 3:30 a.m. officials say the large plumes of smoke seen billowing over the facility are not toxic. however, residents nearby are being asked to stay inside because of the explosion. still not known. new jersey state police are investigating situation of chaos that erupted at a concert at metlife stadium yesterday evening. officers in riot gear surrounded the scene and responded with tear gas after bottles were thrown. thousands were gathered for a summer jam concert when witnesses say some were denied entry despite having tickets to the event. it is unclear exactly what sparked the tension. several people were arrested. later this month you may see reminders to drink water as part of a campaign called drink up. ads online billboards and in the gym with slogans h2 of

course. something michelle obama is part at aimed at encouraging people to drink more water. >> so when you feel like you're running alone, have a glass. and recharge your body. >> now we've always been told to drink eight glasses per day but is that a real number? "usa today" put together the biggest myths about water and you might be surprised. joining me from boston team nutritionist for the red sox. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> we know water is a great thing. water is a good thing. there are concerns of course about the plastic and we'll talk about that as well. i thought this was a great article that tackled some of the myths. the cup of coffee can count as part of my water intake which i did not know that. is that true? >> that is true. the army has done a lot of research on coffee drinking and exercise because they have a lot

of soldiers doing exercise in the heat and they love their coffee. they want to know is coffee or caffeine dehydrating. the good news is your coffee can count towards your water intake. >> let's talk about the eight glasses a day. where did that come from? where did that magic number come from and is that something that's really good for our bodies? >> the eight glasses comes from a formula of one milliliter of water per calorie burned. important average person that's two liters eight cups. but what you really want to know is that most of that water comes from the food that you eat. if you have milk on your cereal if you have a yogurt yogurt is 90% water, at lunch, if you have a salad. salad has rich in water. watermelon is rich in water. soup. so some of the foods that we eat provide us a lot of water. >> so instead of visualizing eight glasses surrounding us and just going down the line we

have to acknowledge that there are other sources to get that water into our bodies. let's talk about the energy factor here. we saw that ad which is a part of this big campaign. does it provide us more energy? >> well, energy really comes from calories. but if you're dehydrated that's very tiring. so that your heart has to pump harder and if you maintain proper hydration by drinking enough fluids then you will feel fully energized as opposed to feeling drained. but energy per se, is really from calories and not just from water. >> that is interesting. and the fact that we're drinking more water, i'm sitting here looking at one of my colleagues that i won't name who still thinks mountain dew koufshts scounts as water. with that said we are consuming less sodas, sugary drinks and replacing it with water but that comes the issue of the containers that we have the water in and what it does to the

environment. >> i know. all of those water bottles. you're better off buying one and keep refilling it and then you don't have to contribute to all of that waste. >> all right. well, it's fascinating and we'll see what happens with that new campaign to, i guess help us all improve our lives in little ways that certainly matter. thank you so much for joining us. greatly appreciate it. >> you're welcome. that does it for this edition of "news nation." i'm tamra hall. up next "andrea mitchell reports." could be bad. could be a blast. can't find a single thing to wear. will they be looking at my hair? won't be the same without you bro. when it's go, go to the new choicehotels.com. the site with the right room, rewards and savings up to 20% when you book direct. choicehotels.com ♪ ♪

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