. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. it is monday june 15th 6:00 in the east. chris is minutes apart. both victims, one, a 13-year-old girl and a 16-year-old boy suffering serious injuries and loozen limbs. >> the beaches will be open today, however, they are encouraging people not to go in the water. let's begin with chad myers in the weather center in atlanta. my goodness what a story, chad. >> it's a fishing pier. people fishing around it here on the coast of north carolina ocean crest fishing pier, a very treacherous and dangerous place this weekend. a frightening scene at a north carolina beach. two swimmers losing an arm each in separate attacks a short time apart. a 13-year-old girl attacked then less than 90 minutes later, a 16-year-old boy suffers another attack. officials are not certain if both attacks were by the same shark. >> coming over with the whitewash. coherent took it clean off. i saw what was left of what he had. >> reporter: helicopters air lifting both victims to the hospital both critical. >> they

i'm alisyn camerota live in charleston south carolina. i'm at the merry time center.manuel church and chris is in new york for us. we have breaking news right now to tell you about. the gunman in this travesty has reportedly confessed his crimes to police. cnn, learning that dylann roof told authorities he did open fire in the church killing nine people. he says he did it because he wanted to start a race war. he is due back in court here this afternoon, chris. we'll be watching that of course. >> the massacre is raising lot of questions about race hate terror guns and why so many are resistant to calling this what it is. are we too resistant from seeing terror or hiding from realities at home? >> we are debating and exploreing that as we learn about the suspects past. he made racist comments and ties to white

i'm alisyn camerota live in south carolina.uel ame church the scene of the crime. chris is back in new york covering this and other headlines. chris, you can imagine how heart broken this community is this morning. that's what you feel here a tremendous sense of sadness about why this killing spree would happen at a prayer meeting. this chris, as the suspect will make his first court appearance this afternoon in south carolina. >> the murderer did not fight extradition. that's why we got back so quickly. he was more than 200 miles away in north carolina. the massacre of nine black church members leads to a lot of questions, not just about this kid, but race and the definition of terrorism. we'll get into it. >> all this as we have details emerging about the suspects troubled past and he may have been planning such a hateful attack for months. >> how you feeling? >> why did you do it? >> reporter: behind bars this morning, alleged mass murderer dylann roof accused of killing nine people at an african-american church in charlesto

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning., june 9th. we have breaking news. hundreds taking to the streets to protest the actions of the now suspended texas police officer. drawing a gun on than armed teens at a pool party. slamming a 14-year-old in a bikini to the ground. >> demonstrators are calling him to be fired. he was placed on leave as the video surfaced. this as major developments in two other police-involved >> le's begin with nick in texas. what's the latest, nick? >> reporter: fesh calls from community residents for the officer to resign or be fired. we were there monday when hundreds took to the streets using excessive force and brutality. community reaction is mixed with many residents we spoke to in the subdivision defending the officer's actions. they are saying it was about race. >> i was one of the only white people in the area when that was happen

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning.t. tropical storm bill barrelling down on texas. landfall is expected this morning so residents along the east coast of texas are an alert. take a look at the radar. that's obvious. that is what is churning toward the coastline. when it gets there, it cannot be good. >> voluntary evacuations are under way in the city of galveston and people who cannot get out of town are told to hunker down. we start with our coverage of meteorologist tell us whatter seeing jennifer. >> yeah alisyn we are along the seawall that protects the island from storms like bill. look at this. a nasty gulf of mexico behind me. you can see the water coming in. this is normally all beach behind me. you can see the stairs going down to the public beach. tides running four and five feet above normal. it is going to be a rough day here in galveston. we are going to have the high winds. winds 20 to 25 miles per hour. we expect those to double. we could experience winds 50 to 55 miles per hour. we are getting the squaw

americans are treated as equal, we are all more -- >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerotaichaela is off today. the long manhunt for two escapees from clinton's correction alal facility. a new york state trooper spotted sweat less than two miles from the canadian border and shot him. this was after matt was shot and killed. we have team coverage beginning with sarah in albany. it's where sweat is in critical condition. any other information and what do the investigators want to have happen as soon as possible? >> reporter: that's right, chris. good morning. he is in critical condition here. that key detail is critical that he is still alive. investigators are going to want to talk to this man to find out who may have helped the two escape. more than 1300 law enforcement officers were involved in this search. near the end, it came down to one new york state trooper, who not only spotted david sweat, but was able to capture him alive. >> at this time his condition is listed as critical. >> reporter: this morning, convicted killer david sweat, is in custody and fighting for hi

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. 6:00 in thecaped killers is over. the chase on foot through the woods. police then shooting and wounding david sweat as he was reaching the canadian border. all this days after gunning down matt. >> sweat was taken down miles from the canadian border. his mother is speaking out. let's start with our cover with sara ganim. sara investigators need to keep him alive to get answers. >> reporter: that's right. we assume they are happy about that. he may be able oing back to the search 1300 officers were out looking for this fugitive. at tend came down to one sergeant who was only able to spot david sweat and capture him alive. >> at this time his condition is listed as critical. >> reporter: this morning, convicted killer david sweat is in custody and fighting for his life suffering from two gunshot wounds to his torso. cheers from spectators as the escapee's ambulance arrives late sunday at a hospital in albany new york. >> limited. he will be basically 24/7 lockdown for

. >> announcer: this "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and mckalae michaela pereira. >>> weation radicalized by isis. after charging them with a military-style knife. this man was under surveillance for years after social media threats against police. >> police arresting another man as part of the investigation. were they connected to terrorists? . let's begin our coverage with alexander field where she is live in boston. >> reporter: good morning, police have been talking to at least two people believed to be associates of the suspect. they are hoping he could be key in helping who he c

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo alisyn camerota. >> welcome to "new day."is morning. police dogs picking up a strong cent where richard matt and david sweat broke free one week ago. >> police finding shoe imprints and food wrappers that the pair may have been in the area. this as new information is emerging about the prison employee at the center of the escape investigation. our coverage begins with >> good morning to yo john. the section of 374 you saw shut down yesterday, still shut down. local school district not having classes tot. a bit of new information about the search for the two inmates. bloodhounds picked up the scent of them a mile from the prison. the maple hills gas station. they were likely looking for food or supplies may have gone into the trash looking for food. they are going to check out the security cameras to see if they can provide information there. the dogs traced the scent to the area we are now located three miles east of the prison where they found the spot where the two men may have been hiding

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning.dangerous inmates in upstate new york. two bad guys. convicted killers. both check in on friday night and gone the next morning. how they did it they cut through steel walls and they left notes as they left the maximum security prison and at large and considered dangerous. >> a $100,000 reward is offered to find the convicted murderers. richard matt and david sweat. did they have let's begin our coverage in up state new york. what do we know? >> good morning. the people living in the shadow of this maximum security prison are waking up to a massive police presence. check points throughout the community here. the priorities for law enforcement are two-fold. track down the killers before they hurt anybody, then try to find out how they were able to pull off such an elaborate escape this weekend. >> we are leaving no stone unturned. they could be anywhere. >> reporter: two convicted murderers escaping this prison for the first time in the 170 year history.

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning.t. both victims, one, a 13-year-old girl and a 16-year-old boy suffering serious injuries and loozen limbs. >> the beaches will be open today, however, they are encouraging people not to go in the water. let's begin with chad myers in the weather center in atlanta. my goodness what a story, chad. >> it's a fishing pier. people fishing around it here on the coast of north carolina ocean crest fishing pier, a very treacherous and dangerous p

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning.rmation for out the plot in boston. federal authorities now say the terror suspect was shot dead by cops when he came at them with a knife. was planning on beheading. he >> authorities say they have the suspect and the two of his associates under 24-hour surveillance. federal officials say their disturbing plot included want to behead the one who organized the cartoon contest in garland, texas. he's begin with alexander fields. she's life in boston. a lot of information has come out overnight. what do we know today? >> reporter: at this point we know why police decided to move in on usaama rahim. it doesn't just that his behavior had changed, his plans changed. court comes reveal he

. >>> announcer: this is new day with chris cuomo alisyn camerota and michaela.xpanding their search for two escaped murderers. they are looking inside the maximum security prison to see if other inmates were part of the plot. >> the prison worker who helped the prisoners escape gets a jailhouse visit from her husband. how much did he know? is it true his life was in danger? it's like covering a crime and like a movie at the same time. what is the latest twist? >> reporter: a lot of plot twists here chris. the latest is this. joyce mitchell who is housed in the clinton county jail has been moved to a jail outside the county. she was considered too much of a distraction in this area where so much of the search is focused over so many days now. the search is also moving. search crews had been working on a 16 square mile area. this morning, however, the roadblocks have been moved. police will have to pursue tips coming in from just about every direction. after more than 1,000 leads, authorities are expanding and shifting their search around up state new

we want to turn to alisyn camerota in south carolina. we are talking about the weekend ahead and this somber day. >> absolutely. i am here in charleston south carolina where the city is preparing for the funeral of state senator clementa pinckney. he was the pastor of the emanuel church. behind me is strewn with flowers. as the victims honor their loved ones there are new details about the confessed gunman and what he had planned. we have more details. >> indications roof wanted a more powerful gun. unnerving details. here is what we have. a police report dated march 13th from clumolumbiacolumbia south carolina police department. they busted roof on a drug possession charge. he was in a car, alone, wearing all black. he was off duty so-called in another officer. they search roof's vehicle and found six crescent shaped 40 round magazines and part of an ar-15. if you follow the news ar-15 has been in the news a lot, a semiautomatic rifle. the officer spoke with roof about the ar-15 part. roof said he wanted to buy one, but didn't have enou

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> beautifulur "new day." alisyn is off for the day. david sweat is talking and revealing to police details about prison break and his three weeks on the run. sweat says he and richard matt planned to head to mexico but were forced to improvise when the plan took a turn. >> new insight in why they were able to escape in the first place. a federal investigation reveals corruption including an employee run heroin trade that may be going on inside that prison. our coverage begins on the inside and the house. sara is outside the hospital. they say his condition is improving. if he's talking, that's a clear indication. >> reporter: he certainly is talking. you know authorities, for three weeks, while they were on the run, they wondered was joyce mitchell that prison seamstress really their plan to get away? did they plan to run off with her? now that david sweat is captured alive and talking, authorities say they are learning yes, she was plan "a." when she got cold feet and decided not to pick them up

>>> announcer: this is new day with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> we begin withhe run from prison. investigators believe new leads are helping them close in on the fugitives. the manhunt covering more than 300 miles now from the edge of pennsylvania back to up state new york. helicopters scouring the area from overhead and state troopers setting up roadblocks. >> is this new search area 25 miles west of the prison going to be the end of the line for matt and sweat? we are following every development. let's bring in sarah at the sight of the latest surge in owls head, new york. what's spurring. >> reporter: good morning, chris. we are about 30 miles due west of the prison facility. the d.a. told me what started all of this. saturday a witness who was checking on a cabin, now, remember there are a lot of vacation homes and unoccupied homes here saw a man run out a back door into the woods. he said the cabin was obviously burglarized. based on that the search was concentrated in the mountain view area of wolf pond road. it's a road nearby that actually leads to anot

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morningyork may have a break in the search for the two convicts that escaped. there is fresh dna from richard matt and david sweat found in a burglarized cabin 25 miles from that prison. >> the good news this reinvigorates a search that had all but gone cold. there's research on how they got the tools snuggled in. let's get to that are sarah live in owls head new york. she's near the cabin where the dna was found. let's take that first. sarah? >> reporter: good morning, chris. it is another day of the search with rain in the forecast. not a great day. authorities are confident this new lead the dna evidence is on the right track and will lead them to the two fugitives. hundreds of state and federal searchers deployed, flooding this heavily wooded area 20 miles from the maximum security prison. >> i don't think it would take a real woodsman to get on a power line and follow it to an atv trail. >> reporter: a witness found someone running from the many cabins saturday. investigators finding the

he hold that to alisyn camerota on "new day."ven before the tragedies of last week, representative clyburn the wrote about this in his 2014 book "blessed experiences" in which he said back in the '60s then-governor robert mcnair took it down for a half day just to test what the responses would be. at that time it was above the capital dome. and according to clyburn, the furor was so heavy that he put it back up immediately and his excuse was that it was just being cleaned. so he says there is precedent here and it should have come down. >> so it's not lost on main the president and the first lady will be coming to south carolina. i don't know if their plans are to be anywhere near the statehouse and the capital for friday's plan to be at the funeral services. butesque ily that confederate flag would be flapping in the wind above an african-american president is is eulogizing an african-american state senator and reverend who was killed for being african-american. >> the president will not be here but in the context of what we've

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with crisco mowhrissriscohris crow and alisyn camerota. >> hackerssonal information of at least 4 million current and former federal employees. officials say this could be the biggest theft of government data ever. >> china is disputing the allegations with one of the most artful nondenials we have ever heard, and the u.s. is chasing the shadow and clutching the wind. wow. >>> this story brought to light a secret the way the nsa deals with this is an internet spying operation of its own that targets americans without warrants. let's start with athena jones at the white house. >> reporter: good morning, chris. we all remember that data breach at target a couple years ago and the list keeps getting longer sony home depot, and even the irs, and what could be the biggest government breach in history suggests the troubling trend is only getting worse. >> this morning, the u.s. government is struggling to assess the damage. officials revealing possibly the biggest cyber attack on the u.s. government ever reached their critical networks. sophisticated and u

. >> announcer: this "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and mckalae michaela pereira. >>> we do have news of a new boston investigation radicalized by isis. after charging them with a military-style knife. this man was under surveillance for years after social media threats against police. >> police arresting another man as part of the investigation. were they connected to terrorists? . let's begin our coverage with alexander field where she is live in boston. >> reporter: good morning, police have been talking to at least two people believed to be associates of the suspect. they are hoping he could be key in helping who he could have been plotting with. law enforcement considered him a threat enough so they were following him 24 hours a day before that deadly shooting. today in everette massachusetts, a man is in custody. . police making the arrest last night. it all began around 7:00 in the morning when the fbi and boston police descended on area aiming to question the suspect. he was under 24-hour surveillance by the joint terrorism task force radicalized by isis and other

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcome back to yourt. alisyn and i have breaking news for you this morning the nsa's power to spy on american phone calls is now off limits. three key provisions of the patriot act lapsed overnight. they're dealing with privacy and security concerns back and forth. >> the senate turning to a bill passed in the house hoping to find a compromise. why didn't they do that last week? let's bring in begin our coverage with cnn's athena jones on capitol hill. what's the latest? >> good morning, alisyn. there were some dramatic moments including raised voices on the senate floor last night in that rare sunday night session. now senate leaders are trying to make sure that the lapse in this law, many see vital to fighting terrorism, is as short as possible. >> i'm not going to take it anymore. i don't think the american people are going to take it anymore. >> the heated debate over the patriot act pushing beyond the midnight deadline in washington. forcing the nsa to immediately stop collecting telephone metadata