>> good morning, early risers, it's friday, june 12th. well consumer to "way too early." i'm amy holmes. we begin in upstate new york with the manhunt for those two escaped killers still on the loose. it has been six days since david sweat and richard matt were discovered missing from the maximum security prison in new york. on thursday police intenseified their search in a densely wooded area a few miles from the prison after a police dog picked up the scent of one or both of the escapees. meanwhile sources familiar with the investigation tell nbc news that joyce mitchell the prison employee being questioned by police, was supposed to be the getaway driver for the two men until she got cold feet and instead checked herself into a local hospital. those sources say mitchell established a relationship with one of the prisoners, rich chart matt over the past couple months and, quote, thought she was in love. here is nbc news correspondent

miguel almaguer with more. >> reporter: the army and the manhunt. more than 500 heavily armed officers on the move. >> i believe we will catch these guys. >> reporter: search teams following canines like these two tracked one if not both of the hugives deep into the forest. >> officer sweeney had a possible sighting of the suspect. >> reporter: tactical teams say this is the best lead they've had, no closing in on the two men. >> s.w.a.t. teams are out there, aviation support, canines, blood hounds. lucky enough, they got a positive hit on a scent. hopefully it's fresh. it appears to be. a footprint with some wrappers with some food. >> 12-3. be advised that marshals are on scene also. >> reporter: with officers stacked just 100 yards ap past keems are covering an area of dense brush 20 to 30 acres wide just three miles from the

maximum security prison they escaped from. dozens living inside the police perimeter told to lock their doors. thomas la salle spoke to us from inside his huge. >> a huge police presence. >> reporter: jennifer hillche lives on the edge of a hot zone. >> pretty well armed. i've got a gun on it. i took my hunter safety course when i was younger. i grew up in these woods, i grew up hunting. >> with streets locked down and schools ordered closed, even children are on alert. >> two people broke out of jail. >> reporter: darlene caring for seven kids lives directly next to a checkpoint. >> trying to keep them calm not worry them too much. >> reporter: the massive push is on to find two killers just outside the very prison from which they escaped. >> our thanks to miguel for that report. now to the wide-open republican race for 2016 and just how far fluid things are,

well, you have four candidates focused in very different directions. one of the front-runners is already talking about a potential ticket mate while 2012's runner up says he has a path to victory. >> if scott walker and marco rubio, announced we're going to run as a ticket you think that might be gimmick or something voters think that's a strong team, that makes sense? >> i've had quite a few people grassroots supporters donors and others who made that suggestion. for now marco is going to be a formidable candidate. >> you like the walker-rub year or rubio walker? >> we'd probably have to wrestle who would be top of the ticket. >> i want ten other states even though the party establishment was lined up against us and we were being outspent three and four to one. the idea we can't go on and win, we did go on and win and we had a very strong message resonating

with the voters that we need to get if we're going to win this election. that is disaffected democrats, folks in the middle in middle america seeing their wages flat line income falling and neither political party addressing them. >> that's senator rick santorum's pitch. meanwhile senator ted cruz appears to be banking on a brokered convention. >> it hasn't happened in a long, long time. you've got a wide field. that could happen. historically what has happened is that the first three states, iowa, new hampshire and south carolina had a disproportionate impact. they certainly have a big impact on momentum. so what we're doing is we're planning for both contingencies. >> jeb bush is getting ready to launch his expected campaign next week. but comments from the pages of his 1995 book are coming back to haunt him.

he wrote then that women who have children out of wedlock should face public shame. >> my views about the importance of dads being involved in the lives of children hasn't changed at all. it's a huge challenge for single moms to raise children in the world that we're in today, and it hurts the prospects, it limits the possibilities of young people being able to live lives of purpose and meaning. to assume you can create a fatherless society and not have bad outcomes i think is the wrong approach. >> and on capitol hill a hot mic moment at yesterday's appropriations committee hearing landed ill noir senator mark kirk in very hot water. he was heard discussing lindsay graham's comments that he would have a rotating first lady in the white house should the south carolynian win the presidency. >> i've been joking with lindsey that he doesn't have a -- did

you see that? he's going to have a rotating first lady. he's a bro with no ho. that is what we'd say on the south side about a rotating -- >> that reference apparently to chicago's predominantly african-american south side. kirk told politico he resents those comments. senator graham added, i believe that is the appropriate response. kirk faces a tough re-election bid in democratic illinois on a presidential year. hillary clinton kicks off her campaign tomorrow with major speech in new york city. "the new york times" reports she will invoke franklin roosevelt. the former secretary of state will be speaking from an island named for the 32nd president and liberal icon. clinton's speech could end up

disappointing the democratic's progressive base. clinton will focus on personal stories and shy away from policy specifics. meanwhile one of her democratic primary rivals directly challenged clinton to take a stance on the pending asia pacific trade deal. >> tpp is a continuation of failed trade policies. now, in terms of secretary clinton, you can be for the tpp. i think the president is dead wrong, he is for it. you can be against it. i'm against it. elizabeth warren is against it sherrod brown is against it. a majority of those in the senate are against it. you can be for it or against it. i don't understand on how an issue of such huge consequence, you don't have an opinion. secretary clinton, if she's against this, we need her to speak out now. in the case of tamir rice the 12-year-old boy shot and killed by a police officer last fall. after his death officers told investigators they thought he was reaching for a firearm which

turned out to be a toy pellet gun. last week the local sheriff's department concluded its investigation into rice's death but no charges have been filed yet. on thursday cleveland juj ruled there is cause to charge two officers in rice's death, one with murder and another with negligent homicide. however, only prosecutors can actual li bring charges, and the county prosecutor issued a statement that reads in part quote, this case as with all other fatal use of deadly force cases involving law enforcement officers will go to the grand jury. ultimately the grand jury de sides whether police officers are charged or not charged. now to europe where investigators are continuing to learn more about german wings copilot andres and his state of mind when he killed himself and 149 others by intentionally crashing a plane in march. a french prosecutor said that lube bits sought help from dozens of doctors in the years leading to his crash and some who treated him believed he was

unfit to fly. here is nbc's bill neely with more. >> reporter: andres lubitz's victims are coming home. the remains of 16 german students honored with roses, the pain still raw here. what's still unclear is why lubitz killed him. family members heard he was mentally spiraling toward disaster. the french prosecutor said he found evidence lubitz saw 41 doctors in four years, seven visits in his final month including three by a psychiatrist. by then, said the prosecutor, lubitz was fighting depression doubling his dosage of antidepressant saying he was sleeping only two hours of light and claimed he lost two-thirds of his eyesight. some say the prosecutor judged lubitz too unstable to fly but feared legal problems if they told the airlines.

hearing the final cockpit audio recording, some for the first time. they heard the alarms he says the bangs on the door. the criminal inquiry opened into whether german wings or its parent company lufthansa are liable. they could be charged with involuntary homicide if it's proved they were negligent in letting lube bits fly. a z more bodies are flown home for burial, so many questions are still unanswered. that was nbc's bill neely reporting. the white house is not ruling out sending even more american troops to iraq, days after announcing 450 additional military advisers being deployed to train iraqis fighting isis it would be part of a lilly pad strategy that would see the u.s. expanding is presence in iraq which may include several knew bases throughout the country. administration officials say this is not mission creep. the shift in strategy comes as the pentagon admits the fight against isis is costing the

united states $9 million a day. now let's turn to business and alarming new claims from the largest union representing federal employees. it has to do with the recent cyber attack on the office of personnel management which the u.s. suspects originated in china. cnbc's hadley gamble is following developments from london. hadley what can you tell us about this shocking new development? >> reporter: hey amy. it sounds like it's a massive breach. we're talking about social security numbers, personal data like salaries person benefits and even medical records as well. that would be 35 years' worth of data on current and federal former employees. what we're hearing from the white house, pretty much nothing. they haven't blamed anyone on the at tags. china is the main suspect. another big story, a big change at the murdock family media empire. rupert murdock said he's naming

his son james at the head of 21st century fox. you may remember james from the hacking scandal a few years ago in london. people here in london certainly remember him. another story we're following as well, the ceo of twitter, dick cos stella has decided to resign. what we now know the stock is off off the back of the news that co-founder jack dorsey will be taking the reigns until a new ceo is found. you can catch the pair at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. be sure to check that one out. amy? >> a hadley thank you very much. live from london, we appreciate it. still ahead on "way too early," a bad night for lebron james as he ends game four with stitches a loss and an embarrassing moment that had social media on fire. plus a cleveland weather man not too happy with the reves. >> not a lot of calls and a lot of hacking going on.

frankly in the first quarter golden state could have gotten away with this. hey, lebron you want to get to the basket? no way. meteorologist bill karins is good, but can he top that? we'll see when "way too early" comes right back. the body of 34-year-old nicole brown simpson, the ex-wife of o.j. simpson was found outside her home next to her was the body of a man, both had been stabbed.

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♪ ♪ our first player is iman shumpert from the cleveland cavaliers, voted most likely to be the love child of kid in play. from the golden state warriors andre iguodala voted the weirdest knees, finally the star of the cavaliers, lebron james, voted most likely to be the only person ever to move from miami to cleveland. >> that was jimmy fallon with an nba finals edition of "the tonight show," superlatives. now to cleveland for the cavaliers and warriors. lebron james gets stopped at the baseline loses his balance and goes crashing into a camera. he suffers a gash on his head that required stitches. james would remain in the game but is held to just 20 points with no baskets scored in the fourth quarter. steph curry and andre iguodala led and the warriors even the series after a the victory.

game five sunday night in oakland. perhaps up with of the most talked about moments. >> this is whatout wanted to talk about. i see. >> a tv camera inadvertently caught lebron james accidentally exposing himself while making a wardrobe adjustment. it's only for a split second but the internet has already been flooded with screen shots. >> only 18 million people watching that live. >> but not here on "way too early." >> we're more tasteful to that. in atlanta top of the first padretion and braves matt kemp is hit by a 90-mile-per-hour fastball. kemp is visibly angry. everything seems cool until both benches clear. kent ends up on the ground while umpire jordan baker is holding him back. it appears his legs slipped out from under him. no punches thrown as pour the game, the padres win it 6-4

after 11 innings. back to cleveland where local meteorologist mark johnson had an interesting recap about last night's nba finals game in his forecast. bill, take a look. >> i thought in the first quarter, folks, we were going to have another one of those games. not a lot of calls and a lot of hacking going on. frankly, in the first quarter, golden state could have gotten away with this. hey, lebron you want to get to the basket? no way. let's fashion it folks, after the first quarter it was all about the cavs and their shooting performance. did you know j.r. smith and shumpert made four more shots than i did in tonight's game. this is what they were playing with tonight. this is what they were playing with tonight. not basketballs but bricks but that's our team. we have good days and bad days, and we're going to bounce back. >> i'm going to throw it over to bill karins, our meteorologist. he doesn't have any props like that. >> remember carrot top? he's the new carrot top.

>> where is your trunk of stuff, games, toys? >> that would be fun, wouldn't it. >> lawn mowing equipment. >> monday, we're doing it. >> let's do it. a little humid, a little hot for you? >> very hot. >> temperatures are warm this morning. this is the most humid we've been since last summer. we're in the big cities the pavement really holds in the heat. in the burbs about five to ten degrees cooler. the dew points tell you how much moisture is in the air. when you get dew points in the 70s, that's oppressive, difficult breathing-type air. philadelphia and d.c. have heat advisorys today. there is rain umbrella weather for chicago up towards grand rapids. unfortunately the heavy rains returning to north texas and oklahoma this weekend. it's been dry the last two weeks since our epic may. cleveland, toledo, indianapolis buffalo to al ban in. as far as the weekend goes the

heat builds in the southeast. we're going to go from the 80s to the 90s. some spots by sunday will be up near 100 in areas of south carolina. so mum her is here here to say. a lot of downpours we're pretty much done with our peak tornado season. not going to get a lot of tornadoes, not a lot of devastating weather. that's good. >> excellent. but i'm missing the weedwhacker, are you going to bring it on monday? >> i am not. >> still ahead, democrats versus republicans, the annual congressional baseball game. we'll have the politics the play and the surprise appearance that couldn't have come at a more critical time. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing

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in south carolina two men were arrested for sending threatening' emogees on facebook something wow would on the have seen on the police blotter in 1982. they attempted to as sought an unnamed male at his home in may. this is what put it over the top. this is really what they posted. a fist with a finger pointing at an ambulance. if i was one of the guys who pested this i would say i

wasn't threatening him. i would say i was going to fist bump him and point him towards the ice cream truck. fans of orange is the blue black got a surprise when netflix, released the season six hours before it was set to be released. the show's official twitter account revealed the news in a single message writing season three is out on early release. spread the word yo. the fourth season of "orange is the new black" is set to begin shooting monday. michelle obama has just picked up a new title, magazine editor. the first lady guest edited the issue of "more" magazine. she pitched ideas and approved copy for the 148-page article including writing a piece on being mom-in-chief. she makes her third appearance on the cover when the issue hits news stands june 23rd.

president obama isn't known for congressional charm offensives but made an exception last night when he dropped by the national park for a surprise visit at the annual congressional baseball game on the eve of a key trade pact vote. he greeted players in both the democratic and republican dugouts, it wasn't all glad handling. before the motorcade left the ball park he stopped for the photo with the five racing presidents presidents. including fan favorite teddy roosevelt. the democrats went on to win the game 5-2. that does it for me and "way too early." now let's bring in mika for a preview of "morning joe." >> happy friday. the president's appearance at that congressional baseball game more about politics than the play. he's still trying to convince democrats do support his trade agenda when it comes up for a vote tonight. we'll talk to democratic congressman keith ellison about why he's opposed.

with so many candidates in the race, one might be getting ahead of himself. we'll tell you wu gop contender talking about which name would join him on the ticket. a lot of other news. i just saw sam stein. >> oh no. >> what happened? why is he here? >> i have no idea. >> jeremy peters is coming. >> i don't understand. big story today, barack obama landing additional bases possibly in iraq. >> we'll talk about that. >> the lead of "the new york times" and much more when we return. >> we'll be right back.

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