green escaping from the facility. >> an inmate makes a daring escape. >> he did the escape like you would see in a movie by riding out on one of the trucks. >> i ain't gonna lie. he was stealing. i stabbed his ass as many times i could. >> and one inmate decides it is time for a change. >> if i don't make a transformation in my life at this point i'm going end up dead. >> but will it work? >> i'm at my breaking point. i've been trying hardest. this ain't real man. some hard ass [ bleep ]. >>> cincinnati, ohio was an early american boom town who's seen its up and downs. and just like any big city, crime is an issue in boom times or bust. and if you are arrested in cincinnati, you most likely end up spending some time at the hamilton county justice center. >> be home soon, baby. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only accuse of crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. but if any of them break the rules here, they will end up in the disciplinary segregation unit, sometimes referred to as the hole. >> this is the hole. we have people for fighting,

we have more from that video showing how they escaped.reporter: very unusual, the inmate released this video through his attorney saying he is doing it because he's tired of the way the orange county sheriff's department is allegedly trying to cover up jail mismanagement. the inmate says the escape was planned in advance and they had professional help from the outside. they called it escape uncensored, 15 minutes of a narrated video edited with music. ♪ >> a lot of people like to credit us with a houdini escape and an eight minutes. >>reporter: using a contraband cell phone they recorded inside the maximum security module of the orange county jail. >> in reality, it's true we did leave them out the night before. >>reporter: you can see how the made their escape, using a previously cut screen they crawl into the vent giving a thumbs up. they continue their escape through plumbing within the walls. they removed bars along the way. they make it to the roof of the orange county jail and disappear. days later, one in may turned himself in and

>> oh, yeah, the big escape.amily. i love them to death. i'm of the mind i ain't never going to turn my back on any -- whatever, you know what i mean? i'd do it again, you know what i mean? in a heartbeat. >> jimmy maxwell is unaware that his stepdaughter is now housed in the jail's female unit. in the meantime, he's freshened up his cell by cleaning off the graffiti. and has found that an old friend from prison, will flowers, is in the segregation cell across the hall. maxwell has been trying to teach flowers sign language but with mixed results. >> x, y, z. >> man, it's been 30 years since i have done sign language. i'm a little slow at it. i probably suck at it. >> he's killing me. i got to tell you, he's killing me. >> you slow down. >> you are killing me. >> flowers is currently charged with possession of a firearm by a felon. he's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. but it was while serving time in prison that he got to know maxwell. the two can spend time together one hour per day. when they and other s

it was the second time he had escaped from prison. nbc's morgan radford tonight on how it unfolded. >> reporter: tonight, 46-year-old jimmy causey back in custody after a daring escape earlier this week. authorities believe he used a cell phone and a drone to break out of prison. a trend they say is becoming far too common. >> these people are incarcerated, physically, but they're still continuing their criminal ways from behind bars. >> reporter: his second prison escape in 12 years. corrections officials say this time, causey used a homemade dummy to fool guards and then used a wire cutter to slice through four fences outside the maximum security prison. >> we believe a drone was used to fly in the tools that allowed him to escape. >> reporter: three days later, police tracked him down at a texas motel with two guns, four cell phones and almost $48,000 in cash. local officials say escapes like this are possible because federal authorities won't let them jam cell phone signals in state prisons. >> it is senseless to me that the feder

the people who are escaping and help each other escape and getting to the north. the african americans themselves. to look at here is how he was trying to get those stories out to the broader public. , these areerviews based on his own interviews and his advocacy for the accused and they play two roles. they service documentary evidence. eyewitness testimony to the workings of new york's justice system revealing case is not seen normally by the public and specific detail that was impossible to come by. he names the accused, the claimants, the sheriffs and judges and many details of the cases. the articles provided a semblance of a public voice for the accused. probably obviously control the narrative, he tried to convey some sense of experience, emotions and ideas of the accused themselves. many of these people were not actually fugitives, they were free people in new york. what i want to do is give you a sense of the detail of that voice, if we can call it that and explore the degree to which the perspectives of the accused are represented in the articles and ima

she managed to escape, her husband was killed, i think.earing stories last week about girls coming back. there was a young german girl, 16 years old, who came back, or who escaped. german girl, 16 years old, who came back, orwho escaped. so german girl, 16 years old, who came back, or who escaped. so you are getting very mixed messages from people who are going out there and seen, it was not what i thought, and this, which is quite shocking. let's move on to the independent. government relaxed acid laws against expert advice. yes, this is about, as we know, there have been a view rather frightening acid attacks where people in the streets, in london, have had acid thrown in their faces to no particular reasons. “— their faces to no particular reasons. “ a their faces to no particular reasons. —— a few rather. very damaging, in some cases like changing. this story is not a particularly new story, but what it is basically doing is saying that the government, the coalition government, in 2015, ignored advice, in theirdesire to government, in

there were 33 escape attempts. 23 were caught. six were shot and killed, but two drowned. three men brothers john and clarence england and frank morris have never been found. >> they crawled out of their cells up on the roof and escaped into the san francisco bay and that you got to give it to them. they broke the system. y heads ma er, paper mache, pai >> reporter: for 55 years that legendary escape is still one of the greatest mysteries in american history. case for the last 14 years. he still gets 1 or 2 leads a month uth america" "in my g 's a more l >> welcome to alcatraz. >> reporter: the allure partly fueled by popular shows and hollywood including the movie escape from alcatraz starring clint eastwood. >> what they did is they -- >> reporter: i got an inside look at the infamous cells normally off limits to the public where the trio of bank robbers began their month long plot. i'm standing in john england's jail cell. it is 5 by 9 and the size of a standard pool table. if you look behind me, that's the air vent he widened to escape through. >> they literally drill

. >>> we are learning much more about a dramatic prison escape. with a high-tech twist. how an inmate got out and what happened next. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, an escaped south carolina inmate is back behind bars, captured in texas. >> he was surprised when he was awakened out of his sleep but that played to our advantage. >> reporter: u.s. marshalls tracked jimmy causey through five states to this austin, texas, motel 6. they found him armed with a pistol, a shotgun, ammunition, four cell phones and nearly $50,000 in cash. >> i can tell you that there are a number of people that assisted him. >> reporter: the 46-year-old felon who's serving five life sentences for kidnapping, robbery and burglary, escaped from this maximum security prison. >> we believe a cell phone was used to facilitate and give this inmate the resources to escape. we also potentially believe that a drone was used to get the help him get the contraband in to escape. >> reporter: using wire cutters, investigators say causey cut through four fences. tonight, one prison worker has b

authorities and was able to escape their clutches. since was ablee to find refuge on the island of cuba where she still resides. a couple points. one is that part of the success struggles is, our the ability to have a rare base. i am going to talk tomorrow base forico as a rear people with african-american descent. just as we did with underground railroad canada. there was a similar underground railroad to mexico. when we had this relationship with the british, we had a rear base in bermuda and in the bahamas. in my book i talk about what happens in november 1841 when these africans are being transported from virginia to the kmart of the slave trade, which was new orleans. they revolted off the shores of the bahamas and overthrew their captors, sailed into the bahamas. when the arrived in the bahamas, abolitionist britain freed them all to the consternation of the u.s. authorities. the bahamas was our reader base. -- our rear base. cuba particularly became our rear base. the black panthers found refuge in cuba for years. similarly our

there were many escape attempts.ny were shot and killed and captured, but three have never been found. >> they crawled out of their cells, up on the roof, and escaped into the san francisco bay, and that you've got to give it to them, they broke the system. >> reporter: for 55 years, that legendry escape is still one of the greatest mysteries in american history. >> welcome to alcatraz. >> reporter: partly fueled by popular shows and hollywood, including the movie escape from alcatraz starring clint eastwood. i got a look at the cells, normally off limits to the public, where they began their month-long plot. the cell is 5 by 9, the size of a standard pool table. if you take a look behind me, that's the air vent that he widened to escape through. >> they literally drilled small holes around the existing vent and then pushed that concrete in. >> reporter: this photo shows the kind of meticulous work they did around the vent with the drill. on the night of june 11, they were ready to go. after squeezing through this ce

inmates videotaping their own escape from jail.a whitworth shows us how they did it. >> reporter: the orange county escape that gripped the nation last year now seen from a new point of view. the inmates themselves. >> you scared the hell out of people. >> reporter: three men documenting their every move on a contraband cell phone as they escape from the maximum security wing. the video part of the orange county sheriff's ongoing investigation. >> we had a duffel bag and a backpack full of stuff. >> reporter: watch as hossain nayeri, the alleged mastermind of the escape, lifts up a sawed-off bunk-bed. underneath there's a metal screen which has already been cut open. he disappears into the vent, stopping to give the camera a thumbs up. authorities say the fugitives cut and moved aside that barbed wire, then anchored their ropes to the wall right there and rappelled down the building. in a video attorney affiliated with the case shows the trio some 400 miles away in santa cruz. >> johnny here for the first time. >> reporter: during

there was a question in the escape of this gentleman, mr. hernandez that once he made it over the last layer of sensing, there is sensor technology microwave technology, motion detection and apparently he was able to defeat that as well. whether or not and defeat, i'm not sure what that means just yet because i haven't seen the investigation into what happened there, but what motion detection is supposed to do is send alert to both the tower, which is unstaffed and also to a command center, which exists in the prison to indicate that there has been some movement on the outside and for -- to direct people to investigate. i'm told that because animals and other things generally trip those motion detection technology that often guards and officers who are assigned to monitor those systems don't often respond because it happens so frequently they're tripped by other things. he could here is larry in indiana. good morning, larry. caller: yes, sir. thank you for your program today. i returned 2003, spent 26 years with federal bureau of prisons. a

all three in jail and facing new charges for the goering escape. that's daring escape.drianna: a stunning site in the skies of russia, a circle rainbow captured by workers on a crane, it is not as uncommon as you may think, you have to have the right vantage point and have a perfect sky conditions to see this natural wonder. that is pretty. the other thing that is beautiful is the weather today. we got lucky. molly: not only talking sunshine but comfortable factor today. feeling much better. a good hair day. the temperatures in the upper-70's to low-80's and the beach looking packed. bright blue to cool off. compared to how we are used to feeling around the area, our daytime highs below average for a few of us with 76 for the high in hagerstown and 81 in the d.c. metro with the average high at 88 degrees. through tomorrow, we are expecting partly sunny skies and maybe a stray shower or thunderstorm into the afternoon and evening. under a slight risk for some severe thunderstorms through the day tomorrow. that includes much of the d.c. region, southeast maryland, back to

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prison escape in louisiana.nmate allegedly kidnapping and killing the warden's own stepdaughter, during his getaway. she was just 19. abc's kayna whitworth. a mily in shock. 19-year-old amanda carney stabbed to death. authorities say an inmate abducting the stepdaughter of a warden on the prison grounds. where the entire family lived.tg setting off a tense gunfight, a heavily armed s.w.a.t. team responding to the emergency. fatally shooting the escaped prisoner. deltra henderson, a prisoner to home which was located on the prison property. when authorities believe he kidnapped carney and allegedly stole her car.rs trying to determine whether the inmate was properly supervised when he allegedly snapped. carney had just graduated from high school, and was planning on going to college for nursing. a candlelight vigil is planned in her honor. david. >> all right, kayna, thank you. when we come back on friday night the water accident here on the hudson in new york city. the ferry hitting a pier, dozens injured. al t

fatally shooting the escaped prisoner.nmate, 39-year-old deltra henderson, a prisoner with special privileges assigned to work outside the warden's home which was located on the prison property. when authorities believe he kidnapped carney and allegedly stole her car. tonight, investigators trying to determine whether the inmate was properly supervised when he allegedly snapped. carney had just graduated from high school, and was planning on going to college for nursing. a candlelight vigil is planned in her honor. david. >> all right, kayna, thank you. when we come back on friday night the water accident here on the hudson in new york city. the ferry hitting a pier, dozens injured. also the charter bus burst into flames on an american highway. >>> and new developments in the death of a young american woman in mexico. the family blaming tainted alcohol at a resort for their daughter's death and the mexican government is now responding tonight. what they're now saying. ...i kept looking for ways to manage my symptoms. i tho

we are seeing their escape in this unedited video. three men crawl and escape from the orange county jail last year. hiding out in a white van before being captured. here is nbc's nikki vargas. >> just this calm, fatherly presence. >> reporter: photos show him appearing to pose. he doesn't know what happened. a reference to maw leaving. >> i wish i could help him more. i didn't have 180 grand at the moment. >> came back to santa ana and turned himself in. >> this is buck, the first man in history to try to collect reward money on himself. >> reporter: the attorney said he is not surprised with the tone of the video. >> it fits the criteria very well. obviously we know the facts that they did escape and definitely there was a kidnap. >> reporter: he claims he was enable to communicate with him but calls him an amazing man. >> that was vicky vargas reporting. and we posted the video on our website. >>> in san francisco a board of supervisor is calling for a band on anything containing flame retardant chemicals. supervisor mark ferrell s

de pelÍculas sino que grabaron el escape su celular.n la osadÍa en un celular ingresado de contrabando . la supuestamente maestra, continÚa su fuga desafiando a los obstÁculos y posando para la cÁmara hasta que llegan al techo de la cÁrcel. [habla en inglÉs] dicen que contaron con muchas materiales y aseguran que se escaparon ocho horas antes durante la noche anterior. el departamento de la guajira, informÓ que el vÍdeo contiene imÁgenes que forman parte de una investigaciÓn. [habla en inglÉs] llegaron hasta la playa en compaÑÍa del taxista que supuestamente secuestraron y pasearon como turistas en san francisco. concluye el vÍdeo diciendo que perdiÓ la fe en el sistema de justicia y hace un llamamiento a cuestionar las autoridades. uno de ellos se entregÓ y los otros fueron arrestados en san francisco. mientras tanto, se ha invertido mÁs de medio millÓn de dólares a esta cÁrcel para ampliar las medidas de seguridad. en santa ana, dulce castellanos, Única visiÓn. -- univisiÓn. marÍa:esta noche se juega la final de la copa oro entre esta

an escape from alcatraz... the inmates never found.t happened 55 yea .. >>> it's one of the greatest mysteries of all time an escape from alcatraz. the inmates never found. >> it happened 55 years ago this month. kpix 5's betty yu shows us how they got out and takes us to places on the rock, the public never sees. >> reporter: alcatraz was a federal penitentiary for nearly three decades. in that time, there were 36 escape attempts. 23 were caught. 6 were shot and killed. and two drowned. but the men brothers john an clarenceing an lynn and frank morris have never bun found. >> they called out of the cells up on the roof and escaped foot san francisco bay and that you got to give it to 'em, they broke the system. >> reporter: for 55 years that legendary escape is still one of the greatest mysteries in american history. >> welcome to alcatraz. >> reporter: the allure partly fueled by popular movies and hollywood including the movie escape from alcatraz starring clint eastwood. i got an inside look at the cells normally off limits to the

it's hard to determine whether the women who escaped are all victims. at some point they were all part of the so called islamic state. the man's son was born in rock. now she's hoping he'll grow up as far away from the islamic state is she can take him. do you think they'll take you back. easily and how do you expect them to believe you or forgive you when you've been part. of the so called islamic state. let me say that i know what it must be able to find it. or not how you are you ever. you know who heineman had no one that i was just the schematic yeah i suppose you would get if it must that's. not what we are but i'm does a lot but not. yeah no less a must see. these children know nothing but life under the islamic state. for now they and their mothers are stuck between the caliphate the flood. and homeland i'm have islame fighters you watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program. hoping to find a little more happiness in your life while some canadian researchers at the inception for the keys. finds raging across the south of

three men documenting their every move on a contraband cell phone as they escaped their wing. the video part of the ongoing investigation. >> as far as setup goes we had a duffle bag and backpack full of stuff. >> and watch as the mastermind of the escape lifts up a sawed off bunk bed and under known is a medical screen that is already cut open and disappears into the vent, and crawling through walls and then hey man on the most wanted list stopping to give the camera a thumbs up and finally reaching the prison roof. abc was the first station to be let up. >> they moved aside and moved the barbed wire and anchored to the wall and repealed down the building. >> this was released to k nba by an attorney affiliated with the case. it shows the trio in santa cruise during their eight days on the run. >> johnny for the first time shows up to san francisco, looking like tourists posting photos at popular san francisco hot spots even taking pictures with the cab driver that they kidnapped and threatened to kill. all back in jail facing new charges for the daring escape. >>> florida's

. >> still to come on "action news" tonight, prisoners filmed their own escape. you want to see the video. >> breaking news of an aamusement park disaster. one person was killed and a witness recorded the moment the person was thrown from the ride. >> and we have information travelers need to know. cecily? >> we have changes coming to the weather. the past few days have been comfortable. today 82. friday turns stormy. we have the details including what it means for the weekend in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> in sports, jeff skversky with fireworks at the philly's game tonight when "action news" continues. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ from santander bank. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. y

de pelÍculas sino que grabaron el escape su celular.ptaron la osadÍa en un celular ingresado de contrabando . la supuestamente maestra, continÚa su fuga desafiando a los obstÁculos y posando para la cÁmara hasta que llegan al techo de la cÁrcel. [habla en inglÉs] dicen que contaron con muchas materiales y aseguran que se escaparon ocho horas antes durante la noche anterior. el departamento de la guajira, informÓ que el vÍdeo contiene imÁgenes que forman parte de una investigaciÓn. [habla en inglÉs] llegaron hasta la playa en compaÑÍa del taxista que supuestamente secuestraron y pasearon como turistas en san francisco. concluye el vÍdeo diciendo que perdiÓ la fe en el sistema de justicia y hace un llamamiento a cuestionar las autoridades. uno de ellos se entregÓ y los otros fueron arrestados en san francisco. mientras tanto, se ha invertido mÁs de medio millÓn de dólares a esta cÁrcel para ampliar las medidas de seguridad. en santa ana, dulce castellanos, Única visiÓn. -- univisiÓn. marÍa:esta noche se juega la final de la copa oro entre

about two dozen passengers on board, escaping to safety.rities say that the bus was on its way to mexico. a rear tire locked up causing the fire. remarkably no injuries reported. >>> and tonight, the government of mexico is now cracking down on tainted alcohol, they say. american abbey conner died after she and her brother were found unconscious in a pool at a mexican resort earlier this year. her family believing that tainted alcohol was the likely cause. mexican officials now promising to improve inspection of alcohol at all resort. dozens of tourists claiming to be victims while on vacation now come forward with their stories. >>> when we come back here tonight -- the wife. looking to honor her husband of 34 years in a special way. suddenly stranded, six days alone. what happens next explains our "person of the week." when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to

as tracy and charley say, "the trick is to escape, "not stay and fight." for teen kids news, i'm katie. - if you're happy and you know it, maybe you don't clap your hands to show it. researchers say happy people tend to talk more than unhappy people. and, their conversations are different. instead of small talk, people who are happy tend to engage in meaningful conversations. so next time someone just says, nice day, tell him to cheer up! but sometimes we make the mistake of thinking a dog is friendly, when it's really not. eden tells us more. - so you're walking down the street and you come across a dog. it's wagging its tail. so you'd think he's happy to see you. but when you reach out to pet him, he suddenly turns mean. what happened? to find out, we have robin bennett and susan briggs, they call themselves the dog gurus, they're also the authors of the book off leash dog play. welcome. - thanks, we're happy to be here. - it's great to be here with you today. - so susan, we can't assume that a wagging tail is always good sign, can we? - no you can't. we

a stunning escape brazen. and for police, embarrassing.iguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >> pretty incredible. we're back in a moment with emergency evacuations. a massive fire burning up a region packed with tourists. >>> tonight, authorities have ordered at least 10,000 people to be evacuated as several wildfires rage on the french rivera. incredible scenes of smoke and flames on some of the most picturesque coastline in the world. tourists on the beach as hundreds of firefighters battle flames in the hillside. >>> an alert tonight from the state department for travelers planning to head to mexico. the caution involves potentially tainted alcohol that could cause vacationers to get sick and black out. it comes after the death of a tourist from wisconsin that prompted an investigation by "the milwaukee journal sentinel." the paper found dozens of accounts of people passing out at mexican resorts even after drinking limited amounts of alcohol. >>> a big announcement from an electronics giant. the taiwan-based company foxconn who is be

people are escaping the violence a nyway people are escaping the violence anyway they can. is what this family crammed into it in their search for a safe shelter. some of those fleeing the city have decided not to go too far. just a few kilometres away from raqqa, people have begun setting up makeshift tents. despite the dire conditions, they hope they will be able to go back home soon. the push towards raqqa started at the end of last year with heavy airstrikes in and around the city. according to the un, at least 300 civilians died in raids since march alone. with an estimated 100,000 people still left inside the city, there are growing fears for the safety. north of the city, a camp has been set up for those who have escaped the fighting. in may alone, around 100,000 people were displaced. it is safer here, but conditions are tough. the forces surrounding the city say they will capture it in a matter of months, and that will mean many more thousands facing the dangerous journey into camps like this one. turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan has told the bbc that member

interesting because right was -- is occurred, he he made his escape may 12th. was out for about 24 hours before he was brought back in. they uestioned him and determined that the way he was mean, let alonei how he was able to get out of building, he -- in making is way over the fencing, he used the insulators, there are the elect ulators on riified fencing that insulate electrical charge that exists there. he used that as stairstep to go the fence and over and it turns out that he was able to do that within existing guard towers that were there, but unstaffed. so had the towers been staffed, told he would have been detected. but he made it nonetheless. kevin johnson joining us to talk about security at federal prisons. f you want to ask him questions, here is how you can do so. for eastern and central time zone, 202-748-8000. mountain and pacific time zone, 202-748-8001. the u have worked in federal prison system and want to give perspective on this, 202-748-8002. go back to medical personnel, ther personnel ending up in guard towers, how does that happen and w

most likely those who had escaped appomattox. none of them, if we check their compiled service records, appear to have been ever paroled. perhaps they had been heading to winchester like other members -- like those members of company h 33rd irginia, perhaps they have been heading to winchester, which was the nearest for rolling station to them at that point. perhaps they came across this contingent of the 22nd new york cavalry. why ever they were in shenandoah county, they were there. they held up members of the 22nd new york cavalry, took their horses, and went that across the mountain, and this is the view from the age valley side of the mountain, not far from my parents' home. they have crossed back over the mountain, made their way back home. they have come home with these horses. apparently the father of george summers says you cannot keep the horses. someone needs to take them back. the men refuse to do so because they know what they have done has been an egregious crime. ocal civilian members of the community take the hors

it's not clear when or how the inmates were able to escape. still no claim of responsibility for a deadly car bombing in , somalia. at least six people were killed yesterday when a bomb exploded outside a police station. 13 other people were wounded. the bomb detonated shortly after the car was stopped at a security checkpoint. most of the victims were civilians. an georgetown lawyer with his family -- targeted, robbed, and shot while on vacation. now there are new concerns about the safety of american tourists, at a popular resort destination. abc's marci gonzalez has more. an update, following deadly accident at the ohio state fair in columbus.. all of the fair's rides, except the fire ball ride, passed inspection and reopened this weekend. 18-year-old tyler juh-rell was killed and seven other people injured when the fire ball ride malfunctioned. juh-rell's family has hired an attorney to possibly pursue a wrongful death lawsuit. developing now.. honolulu is now the first major u.s. city to pass legislation targeting distracted walkers as th

something conflicts others trying to escape poverty. more than eighty thousand have arrived imports in southern italy so far this year. a big increase compared with the same period in twenty sixteen. and those trying to help them not be italian red cross. say they are now struggling to cope. they're having to send the migrants to camps which are already over crowded. the red cross says it's because the european union has totally failed to implement its plan. to relocate thousands of people to other eu countries is not working on the issue and it's that i would have been relocated that you neither county you countries that so far. while we were expecting got thirty thousands on gets a different number and you can imagine if we had a real good that that thirty thousand that we have. it we got about thirty thousand more a bed net to host the u. my rants. such is the frustration of the italian government now that is even hinted at stopping boats carrying rescued migrants from entering its ports. and the european commission has already respo

did this convict use a drone to escape? >> this is the first time that this has ever happened. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good eveni reena ninan. this is our western edition. president trump wrapped up a four-day visit to europe today. his final day at the g-20 summit included a face-to-face meeting with china's president xi jinping. also today, 19 g20 leaders agreed to implement the paris climate accord. the u.s. is now the only g20 nation to pull out. first daughter and presidential adviser, ivanka trump, raised eyebrows, briefly sitting in for her father at a table of world leaders, while he stepped away for one-on-one meetings. major garrett now, with more on this busy demonstrations, in hamburg, germany. >> reporter: more than 20,000 protesters converged on hamburg for the g20 summit's final day. oe largely-peaceful assembly contrasted sharply with the scuffles, looting and fires that flared the night before. more than 200 german police were injured, and nearly 100 ht besters were arrested or detained, in three days of disturbances. president trump complimen

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did this convict use a drone to escape? >> this is the first time this has ever happened. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening, i'm reena ninan. president trump wrapped up a four-day visit to europe today. his final day at the g-20 summit included a face-to-face meeting with china's president xi jinping. also today, nineteen g-20 leaders agreed to implement the paris climate accord. the u.s. is now the only g-20 nation to pull out. first daughter, and presidential adviser ivanka trump raised eyebrows briefly sitting in for her father at a table of world leaders - while he stepped away for one-on-one meetings. major garett now - with more on this busy day of diplomacy -- and demonstrations -- i >> reporter: more than 20,000 protesters converged on hamburg for the g-20 summit's final day. the largely peaceful assembly contrasted sharply with the scuffles, looting and fires that flared the night before. more than two hundred german police

proudly made in america. >>> next tonight, the escape in alabama. a dozen inmates escaping at once. the intense manhunt for one prisoner still on the loose. authorities now revealing how they tricked the guard into opening the door to freedom. here's abc's clayton sandell already tonight, the sheriff in walker county, alabama says the inmates used peanut butter to make a smooth escape. >> that may sound crazy, but these people are crazy like a fox. >> reporter: with a rap sheet including attempted murder and robbery, they used that to change numbers above a jail door, tricking a new employee and thinking he was opening a cell. >> that door number was the outside door. he hit the lock, and out the door they went. >> reporter: that breakout sunday night prompting a massive manhunt. people living nearby told to lock doors and turn on lights. >> we may need to be more concerned in the community of people getting loose. they may have hurt someone last night. >> reporter: all but one of the inmates has been found. >> i'm not going to make excuses. it was human error that caused this to ha