♪ ♪ good morning everybody. it's wednesday, june 10th. welcome to "way too early." i'm amy holmes. we begin in upstate new york with the ongoing search for two convicted murderers on the run. it's been four days since the inmates in dannemora were discovered missing from prison. heavily armed officers descended to the town after getting tips on the inmates. here's more. >> a mass of heavily arranged -- heavily armed officers close in

on willsboro, new york. mat's son speaks out. 40 mile there is the prison break in this lake side community, police presence built up after a tip. two suspicion men spotted ducking into the woods. neighbors say canines picked up a scent. >> the with whole area is in an uproar and concerned about getting these guys off the the street. hast for sure. >> grid searches like this are conducted overhead with helicopters and here on the ground in open fields and rugged terrain. >> guns drawn, tension high. >> reporter: this is where they've asked us to hold our position. into the wood there's too much cover and too dangerous. officials are following leads on both sides of the prison wall. >> what's really hard to understand is how the correction security staff was not aware of this. >> investigators are questioning a person of interest joyce

mitchell who works in the prison taylor shop where sweat and matt had jobs. on the day the convicts reported missing, mitchell checked into the hospital with quote, case of the nerves. when the prisoners broke free from the manhole, the get away driver never showed. this is the honor section of the prison where they broke out with power tools. they could wear civilian shirts and shoes. profilers who help track inmates on the run say the drag stretches well beyond the prison and farm land. >> these guys are smart and sophisticated. >> thanks to miguel for that report. tirning to that person of interest. joyce mitch sell an employee in the prison taylor shop where the two escapees were. she's mow questioned by police. her son spoke exclusively to nbc

steph any gosk. >> toby mitchell calls the speculation about his mother prison worker joyce mitchell flat out wrong. >> she's not the kind of person to risk her life for other people's lives to let these guys escape from prison. >> a government spokesperson tells nbc news that police questioned mitchell about the prison break. her son strongly refused rumors she was in a relationship with one of the convicts. >> she definitely wouldn't have an affair against my father. it definitely wouldn't be an inmate. there's no truth to that. >> she and her husband worked at the prison taylor shop a job she's held eight years. his parents called him saturday night from the hospital the same day as the prison break. >> there's a report your mom went to the emergency room with a panic attack. did that happen? >> yes. she was in fact in the hospital that evening. i don't know the exact details,

i just know that she was having severe chest pains and concerned about that. >> a lot of people are looking at that and saying maybe she had a panic attack because she was supposed to help them get the car and didn't. a lot of speculation. >> my mom worries a lot about everything especially me. >> toby says the public is rushing to judgment. >> people may say no matter what i wouldn't do that. when you're put in the situation where a family member is threatened or other family members might be threatened or at risk you do a lot of things you wouldn't think to protect your family. in my family my family comes first. >> were there threats? >> i have no idea. >> he's worried for his family's safety with two convicted killers on the run and thinks the truth will come out. >> thanks to stephanie for that report. there's new details regarding the inmate's escape plot.

it's intricate. a law enforcement official says the two had access to the inner cat walk for a month. a square section many the wall in at least one of their cells was cut with a power saw allowing access top inner workings at night. turning now to mckinney, texas. the police officer caught on camera pulling his gun on teens has resigned. casebolt casebolt's actions at that pool party have been viewed millions of times online. the police chief. >> i want to say to our community the actions of casebolt seen on the video at the disturbance of the community pool are indefensible. he came to the call out of

control. the video shows he was out of control can during the incident. i had 12 officers on the scene. 11 of them performed according to their training. >> the police chief going on to say the charges against the one person arrested at party have been dropped. as for officer casebolt he could face criminal charges pending investigation. turning overseas now. hundreds of additional u.s. troops may soon be heading to iraq in the fight against isis. senior obama administration official tells nbc news the military advisors would help train iraqi forces to regain ramadi. the city 70 miles from baghdad fell to the islamic state last month. right now the u.s. has 3,000 troops in iraq. meanwhile, despite heavy fighting iraqi force say they're continuing to make gains against isis in the town. the city is home to the largest oil refinery on the road to ice

sill. libya says it's in control of the key power plant. officials say the rival between militias is allowing the reach in the north african country. day one of his european tour jeb bush addressed a standing room only crowd. he had words of encouragement to allies about global unrest. >> russia must respect sovereignty of all neighbors whochlt can doubt russia will do what it pleases if aggression goes unanswered? our alliance, sol daretysolidarity are essential. to resolve security challenges before they unravel, it will take a serious and united effort of nations and our alliance. if events can be turned in the direction of peace, ladies and

gentlemen, then who else but us the great democracies of the west to do the turning? >> jeb bush officially has a presidential campaign at least on paper. jeb 2016 inc.was created june 4th. it's purpose, quote o to promote candidacy of jeb bush for the office of president of the united states. bush kicks off campaign monday at miami dade college. on tuesday, bush travels to new york city for "the tonight show" with jimmie fallon. the super pac says they will not hit the suspected figure of $1 million. >> governor can you say why you replaced your campaign manager? was something not working properly? >> everything is great. >> former house speaker dennis hastert was i silent tuesday in the first public a appearance

since is being indictd two wakes ago in the alleged paid scheme case. he arrived in chicago for his arraignment. the man was forced to surrender his passport, be fingerprinted. he whispered yes, sir when the judge spoke to him. the judge gave several until tomorrow to decide to stay on the case. law enforcement officials tell nbc news, he agreed to pay $3.5 million to conceal prior conduct. he also lied to fbi about bank reporting laws. one phoned in threat forced evacuations on capitol hill and another forced evacuation of the

white house briefing room with while the president and first lady were home. peter alexander was there when it i happened and has this report. >> the order came without warning, a bomb threat phoned in to washington d.c. police led to evacuation during the daily televised briefing. startling members of the press core was uered out. the president and first family was not evacuated. one reporter asked if press should shelter in place. reporters clutched laptops with cameras rolling. secret service officers and bomb sniffing dog swept the area including a room where are white house staffers work. during the search officers also covered the robotic cameras broadcasting live.

after a 30 minute wait the scene was cleared. no bomb found, and the briefing resumed. >> were president obama and his family ima pacted? >> they were not. this is the only room that was evacuated. >> our thanks to peter for that report. the press room evacuation came after an earlier separate bomb threat on capitol hill interrupting a senate hearing just after noon. the secret service says they're investigating whether the two threats were connected. let's turn to business. another former obama aid goes corporate. a new report about possible criminal charges against gm over faulty ignition switches. we begin with good news on the u.s. economy. let's bring in jeff from london. >> this number released by the labor departments tuesday generally doesn't get that much attention. we focus more on the payrolls

number. this one has got people interested. 5.4 million job openings added in april. that's the the strong number 15 years. on top of that 5 million people took up positions in april. you know what? the separation rate as they describe it was just 4.9 million. so, a net positive in terms of hiring. that big number 5.4 million openings suggesting that the u.s. economy is in reasonable shape here. the question the markets ask themselves, does this mean employers are going to have to hike benefits now to try and attract fresh employees? let's move you along to that mcdonald's story. this is fascinating. we know steve has a challenges. workers demand higher compensation and they are struggling to break ground on

revenue at the moment against others. one way they feel they can move this business forward, taking on robert gibbs, former white house aid. >> what is this i'm hearing about the justice department and gm and ignition switches? >> this story lurches from bad to worse for gm. we understand the department of justice is looking seriously at whether to lay criminal wire charges against this business. it all relates back to the same story about these faulty ignition switches which have been connected to quite a number of deaths. the issue really is how much did gm know? when did they know it? did they deliberately sit on that information?

we haven't had information yet on whether doj will press ahead with charges? >> all right. thank you from london. mr. gibbs is no longer a political contributor here at msnbc because of his new job at mcdonald's. still ahead on "way too early." a big night of sports and a late one. if you're up now, chances are you missed the game. giants pitcher with the first no-hitter of the season. we'll have those highlights and a check of the weather when "way too early" comes right back.

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a bunch of fake players, fake tragedies and other fake stuff we made up. >> do you think the cavs losing will affect the cavs one direction defense? >> no i don't think so. not at all. >> do you think the warriors will start hubbard? >> in my personal opinion no. he doesn't seem he does well under pressure. >> he brown announced he will change his name to michael jordan. what was your reaction to that news? >> i was surprised. i thought he wanted to stay lebron. >> do you think it's a good idea to change his name to michael jordan? marketing, yeah. >> bill i would fall for all of that. i would be no better than those people on the street. that was jimmie kimmell with a special edition. now to cleveland for game three

of the nba finals. by the end of the third quarter, warriors wake up. cutting the deficit to one point less than three minutes to play. big plays from dellavedova. 96-91 cavs lead the series now 2-1. it wasn't all bad news for the area as the area. >> san francisco's chris heston striking out the side to complete the first no-hitter of the season. it's the fourth straight season a giants pitcher has thrown a no-hitter. now cubs at bat against the tigers with a man on first.

whoa. tigers left fielder davis makes a leaping grab to rob david ross of a homer. detroit goes on to win 6-0. let's get a check on the weather with nbc meteorologist and sports fan bill karins. >> it's going to happen you know. not the best hitting team in the word. >> i believe you. >> they're having a good year. let's talk about what happened yesterday. this video came from tennessee from the night before where homes were damaged. we saw this huge oak tree that came tumbling down. as far as damage yesterday, the worst was up near albany area. wind damage reported and scattered spot miss the south. this morning, not a lot of huge issues. if you're in detroit or cleveland, rain in detroit. cleveland, it's moving across

the lake front. we'll see a that shortly. cleveland's morning commute looks to be wet. today in all, 19 million at risk of severe storms. goes from western new york through the southern portions of the great lakes, northern ohiole le valley. there will be wind damage with those storms. i do not expect a lot of tornados. isolated storm cells, not widespread. that's the timing between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. otherwise, warm day. 88 d.c. humidity is way down in the northeast. that's nice compared to how it was. sunny, mid-80s in the northeast, not that humid. that changes tomorrow. d.c. could have heat index over 100. >> with this hair humidity is an issue for me for sure. still ahead, to space and beyond. musk looking to extend his company's region and tech. he'll have plans to quote, rebuild the internet.

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♪ ♪ now let's get a check on the morning's other headlines with lewis live from the control room. >> thanks amy. new rules in china make it difficult for courts to reject lawsuits. it's easier than ever to file frivolous lawsuits. a man is suing one of china's

movie stars for staring at him through the tv set. that's not a headline. the claim says her stare has caused him spiritual damage. the american audiences may recognize her from the prime time tv show "tiger mom." lawsuits have increased 29% since the rule change took effect in may. crazy story. let's go to ohio where 6-year-oldlang learn there's money in a lemon aid stand when phil mickelson stopped by. >> he opened the door and said can we have a glass of he lemon aid?

all it took was one little thing for him to give us a good tip. >> how much of a tip did he give you? >> $100. >> what are you going to do with $100? >> a kindle. >> i'm saving for something else. >> what are you saving for? >> i think i'm serving for nerf gun. >> not bad. this company is one step closer to making this happen. he asked the u.s. government to test a high speed internet service beamed from space. it calls for 4,000 cheap satellites in orbit around earth. it could connect billions that don't have internetd service

currently. he isn't the only one looking into the idea. looks like we have a space race amy. >> sounds fantastic. lewis, you want to start a lemon aid stand with me? >> i would love that. that would go well in 30 rock. >> thank you louis. that does it for me and "way too early." let's bring in mika for a preview of "morning joe". >> depends on what's in the lemon aid. the presidential candidates keep on coming. former rhode island governor lynn chafee. we'll throw in a question or two about the metric system. who knows. marco rubio faces the new york times. first parking tickets now financial decision making.

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