pure nightmare fuel! don't look up, little moosies. don't look up, don't look up! >> that's it for us tonight. sorry you'll be up all night. sorry you'll be up tomorrow night between now and then. "first look is" is up next. it is tuesday, june 9th. police look into accomplices and new clues. the surreal scene inside a wal-mart addss two shoppers get into a knockout. good evening. it has been three days. they could be any way. no sign of two convicted killers that escaped from a maximum security prison in new york state. the hunt after cross international borders.

we want to get to edward laurence. >> new york state police are following 300 leads where these convicts could be. the fear is these murderers will kill again. >> police searched a location near a prison in upstate new york. investigators look into whether a woman that worked at the facility helped them escape. tensions on the border increase every moment they're free. >> does worry a bit. >> little bit rocking. never know what's going to come across. >> david sweat and richard matt were in side by side cells and bunched up clothes to make them look like they were still in bed. they went through a steam pipe and brick wall to freedom. the orthotic governor says the two convicted murderers could be

anywhere. >> i don't believe they could have acquired the equipment they needed to do this without help. we have a separate investigation going through exactly that question. >> police believe the escaped inmates left on foot because the getaway car came too early, too late or not at all. >> the new york governor says is it would have taken a day to drill out of prison. the inmates left a post-it note saying have a nice day. >> we're starting to get the clear answer to the huge question, how did they do it? we go to miguel and jeff rosen. >> authorities the prisoners stuffered their bunks and crawled onto the cat walk and broke through the brick wall. cut holes in and out of a steam pipe shimmied out of a prison

breaking out of a manhole a block away. >> how long you been doing this? how do you break through this steel? what kind of tools? >> this is a grinding wheel with a cutting blade. >> something this small you could hide in a cell possibly. how long would it take to get through? >> 30 and 90 minutes. >> look how much noise it makes? noise and sparks. keep in mind there was construction at the prison at the time. some believe the inmates timed their noise with the real construction noise. >> this the another option. a torch a lot faster and quieter. >> he's been doing this three minutes and all the way through. >> once through the steel, another obstacle. this two foot brick wall.

>> we've set this up to show you how thick that wall was. this is two feet. these guys carried their tools around with them. how did they get through this? >> a chisel or crowbar. would have taken longer through the steel because of thickness. >> wild stuff there. in indiana, a wal-mart aisle turned into a boxing ring. take a look. [ bleep ]. >> the 6-year-old son of one of the ladies jumped in. >> the fight lasted five minutes. police were called to break it up. they're exploring charges and

bringing in child protective services. a texas police officer caught on camera aggressively assaulting teens at a pool party. he is seen pulling a 15-year-old girl to the ground. at one point, he drew his gun. the officer's actions have sparked outrage in the community. hundreds marched in rally last night in mckinney calling for end to police brutality. one of the scenes spoke to laurence o'donnell. she got hit by the officer. >> he said we need to go home. i tried walking many direction of my house like he told me to co. he used his baton or stick and hit me in the arm with it. it wasn't like a bash but hard enough i could have bruised from it. >> the girl said she was later

hit in the face. >> it's asked the mckinney bliss release the report and 911 report related to the pool party. dennis hastert will appear in court over allegations of sexual misconduct at the high school where he coached and taught. >> the former house speaker hasn't spoken or been seen publicly since the federal indictment was announced two weeks ago. dennis hastert, accused of moving funds illegally and lying to fbi about $3.5 million prosecutors describe as hush money to cover up sexual misconduct. the victim reserved to as individual a was a male student at yorkville high school where hastert was a teacher, wrestling

and football coach before taking public office. friends and family of the late steve ryan bolt, student equipment manager allege else also molested by hastert. a growing number of wrestlers are still defending the coach. others say their opinions have changed. >> we were all proud to have him in our area. when something happens like this, you're very disappointed. >> residents in the small chicago sub herburb still stunned by the allegations as the legal process begins. jay gray nbc news chicago. all right. time to get down to business with cnbc with landon dowdy. >> some wholesalers charging $12

a pound. global demand is skyrocketing from china. water temperatures in new england haven't risen enough to attract a away from shore. paid day occasions and sick days for employees june 1st. it attracts qualified workers giving them the chance to advance. >> sam's club plans to sale one dozen models ranging from $1 to $4,000 this season is. a customer survey finds half are buying drones for fun. something to add to your christmas list. >> my concern is for santa. kids are going to want to see where's the big guy? >> he's going to come in on a drone. >> things we worry about in 2015.

thank you so much. still ahead, bill we've got a question for you. christmas? >> little far for me. >> this map behind you looks like -- >> summer. we're watching christmas in july. all the way down the east coast, heavy rains. 16 million at risk of severe storms late tonight. this area of new england during the afternoon to early evening. albany detroit. syracuse hartford. it was 100 in the northwest yesterday. it's spread ago cross the country. starting to feel like summer. 94 nebraska minneapolis and far go. that's today. tomorrow, that warmth spreads. chicago, st. louis 94. wednesday looks warm in the ohio valley. finally, all this warm air makes it near the east coast as we go to thursday hottest day of the summer. d.c. 96 degrees. summer arriving across the

country which is good. that usually means end to severe weather. we don't expect a lot t this week. >> thank you. jeb bush shaking things up. angela merkel's sound of music moment. that's next.

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commented on a billboard aimed at combatting sexual assault at college campuses. akron mayor earlier admitted a good-bye turned into a too personal encounter. joe biden thanked the public for outpouring of support after his son beau died a week ago. quote, our deepest gratitude for everyone's kindness and compassion. from the biden family. funny deja vu from the g-7 conference in germany. >> this is the photo. the president and angela merkel drawing comparisons to a famous image upon the alpine splunder.

>> that's fantastic. dick cheney criticized president obama saying i've tried for a long time to see what makes him tick and currently i don't know. this is what cheney usually hears from his cardiologist. i'm not hearing anything. >> that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics". good morning to you ellis. >> wait wait are you still single by the way? >> three more days ellis. then it's all over. >> no no. it's the good stuff. just getting ready to start. >> hopefully amanda didn't hear that at home. >> the best is beginning. >> i appreciate that. >> when is this campaign for bush? >> it's been for years. what are you talking about. he's no longer going to have the person we thought was going to be his campaign manager.

instead this new guy. is this a panic sign with rubio and walker doing well the next couple weeks? >> there's nothing the politician hates ss than the other guy doing well. he brings in danny who's good at poking opponents. there's been a little disappointment in bush camp. >> had the image of gary who's the operative. let's get serious. at g-7, president obama admitted quote, we don't have a complete strategy to fight isis. first from a life perspective, that's scary. are republicans going to seize on this? if so, how? >> they will but you know what nobody has any idea what to do with isis. it's not that large a group. they're pesky, good at recruiting, good on social media, and vicious.

honestly i don't think anybody knows. the republicans will make an effort. >> what kind of sign does that send to the world, even if true? what does that say to the world the once mighty america is making comments like this? >> that the world is different than it used to be. enemies are different, kind of wars are different. are people saying eh? we haven't had that from our presidents. >> thanks for being here and vote of confidence on our marriage. >> congratulations. >> i'm a lucky, lucky guy. let's get that off the table. wait and see what happens when a big star drops in on high school students. the magic coming up next.

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one of the coolest things happens when big stars spend time with people. a group of high school students found out what happens when a lesson plan meets another world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this album wasn't made for --

i didn't think i made it for a 16-year-old, you know? so when a 16-year-old is intrigued by it it lets me know how so far advanced as a society we actually are, you know? and that a inspired my on a whole nother level. a lot of times we're put in positions we don't know we're role models. simple fact we come from urban communities, harsh worlds we're on tv. kids are looking at us. we already influence. we influence their minds, the way they talk the way we dress. every time i meet kids and they're explaining to me what they got going non their life i've got get out of my selfish ways and know the music isn't just about me nip. >> maybe i've been the moth to keep wings strong culture to keep myself a float.

our excuses for murder. >> it's validating as a young voice for someone to come listen to that voice and give specific feedback on that voice. it's empowering. >> some say money is the root of all evil. and by now my roots have grown wide and thick. trees are bitter fruit. >> i like it invites us to reflect. by doing that we understand other people more also. >> honestly when i was younger i used to get made fun of. i'm different, jersey city, nose piercing. hip hop gave me a voice. >> one impact is knowledge of self-. that's so educational. that's so -- that's talking about identity. you know so it's less a matter of using hip hop to trick kids into learning but more actual frame work for teaching and learning. >> we're joined by the producer

of that piece, amber todd. >> how did it come about? >> good morning. brian mooney is an english lit teacher. he was studying this and asked opportunities to compare the two. he blogged about it. it went viral. kendrick heard about it and wanted to come see the students. >> at the end the piece, mooney talked about knowledge of hip hop. how does that help these kids learn? >> these kids are coming about in the era of black lives matter. they're watching baltimore, what's happening in ferguson internalizing thinking about themselves. mr. mooney was trying to make the point hip hop is not just a i gimmick. when you listen to words and listen to what a kendrick's album is saying.

things about skin color complex, black and brown pride. mr. mooney found a way to connect to students. it was multicultural the way everybody reacted and responded. >> what were themes that stood out to you? >> some students were so excited to see him number one. they performed slam poetry for him. there was a dance piece, performance art piece. a lot of them were talking about the way they're perceived by their peers. one talked about white privilege and how he looked at himself and seeing how he was interacting with his peers. >> we were talking about this before as we were getting ready. would you say these kids just ninth graders mind you, are more introspective than we were at that age? >> for sure. they're seeing a lot more around them. they're on twitter, on facebook

taking in a lot. there was a real connection they could make in their classroom. made them excited to learn. >> in the time we have remaining, talk to me about what kendrick lamar experienced. we saw a little on the piece. i got the sense he really seemed surprised and generally pleased with how his words and how his work is influencing these kids. >> he was really taken back when i asked him, what did you think of these guys and essays they wrote? >> he was unassuming very low key. he spent time free styling with them this the classroom. at the end of the day he performed by these guys. everybody was hyped. >> great stuff. thank you amber. looking forward to more. this is "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" is straight ahead. on patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail

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these guys do not want to go back. they're extremely dangerous. we don't know if they're together have associates, plitt up. to me they're the kind that would kill you, take your car, dump your body in the woods just to get 10 hours ahead of the police. >> ruthless killers. new york maximum security inmates at large after escaping from prison saturday. this morning t the latest developments in the multination

search. campaign shakeup. once front runner, now middle of the pack. jeb bush brings in a campaign manager before his official launch next week. and pig lets on the loose. we've got the details. this is "way too early." ♪ ♪ >> good morning. it's tuesday, june 9th. welcome to "way too early." i'm amy holmes. now for the prison break that has the new york community on edge. the search continues for two convicted murderers on the run after escaping a maximum state prison in new york. two separate law