john engler el and frank morris. what they did eventually broke the rock it closed 9 months later.did they successfully leave alcatraz and wind up in marin county on the rain coat raft. it's in tryinging thought and still a mystery 50 years later. if they are still alive marshall says would he congratulate them on the success and then arrest them. alcatraz, 7 news. >>> when we continues tonight. daring driver and his risky rush hour moves. >> also simple injection is helping men lose weight and some improve their love life. >> and alleged victim gives graphic testimony in the sexual abuse trial of jerry sandusky. what the former coach is expected to say on the stand in his own defense. another half hour of news continues in just hour of news continues in just a moment [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receivi

on june 11, 1962, frank morris and brothers clarence and john england escaped from the rock. the u.s. marshals say result of more than a year of planning. no one know the men survived but a sister of clarence and john says she believes they made it out and are still alive. >> the only reason they put them in alcatraz was because they could not keep them anywhere else. they kept getting away, getting away. >> if they survived all three men would be in their 80s now. the fugitives' families along with u.s. marshals will be at alcatraz prison national park to talk about their roles and belief about that escape. >> i always think that is a fascinating story. 4:41. coming up, tinseltown here in silicon valley. why the south bay is in the spotlight. >> here is a live look at a gorgeous shot. all lit up, the transamerica pyramid tall and bright on this early monday morning. >> welcome back everyone. it is 4:44 now. these are live pictures from pennsylvania where we are expecting opening statements in the sandusky trial. actually, a lot of media are present. we'll bring you available

did years ago today these blank bank robbers along with frank morris escapes' and the question is did this survive. >>> being with family and u.s. marshals met today on alcatraz. to equate it take every case we work seriously and this is why the cases we have to work on the brothers lived in these cells using spoons they carved the way past concrete walls into utility space then on to the roof and down outside pipe. the raft was of rubber raincoats was found on into violence but the water around the alcatrazes dangerous and cold nephew david palmer doesn't believe they drowned. he equates the oo bridge get in michigan and swims so cold water was not an issue with them. did with a lot of things that are unanswered and sadistically this to the police wanted to the bodies found at the died the group together with 12 other siblings their sister spoke about their brothers. >>> growing at there were not bad boys. >>> convicted of bank robbery and still unaccounted for the u.s. marshals service is issued these modern-day wanted posters for the only man known to escape alcatraz. to equate inc

escapees from alcatras may be still alive. 50 years ago today brothers clarence and john along with frank morrisroke out of the trail dug using spoons. a u.s. marshal is still assigned to that case and says he gets several tips per year. >> i've seen information that leads me to believe there was there were footprints near the route but i've seen i've gotten leads from different places around the world. different leads make me feel like there is a possibility the brothers probably lived. >> if they're alive all three would be in their 80s u.s. marshal says the investigation will remain active until their 100th birthdays. coming up at 6:00 we'll hear from the anglin brother family members have so-to-say about whether they're still alive that is fascinating. >> it is. and it makes it more intriguing. >> i guess they're not worried when they hit 100. >> biggest drain in homes that could be regulated. >> and a single most important thing a woman can do to lower risks of getting breast cancer. >> exposing to rental car companies continuing to put customer lives at risk. the news continues in one minu

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but the marshal service says it will continue to hunt for frank morris and brothers clarence and johnland until they are arrested, positively identified as dead or reach the age of 99. morris would be 85 now. the engine land boys 81 and 82. >> still a great mystery. wonder what happened. >> lets talk about the weather forecast. weekend almost here. >> good idea of is what shaping up here. sandy. >> yes. it's a warmer forecast for the weekend. let's check out live doppler 7 hd and you will notice low clouds. fog. not really wide spread right now. we just have a few patches of fog at this hour. as a matter of fact visibility has been fluctuating half moon bay had visibility down to 3 miles. now 7 miles. 54 degrees. tomorrow morning you are going to run into some fog and that may create poor visibility. keep it in mind for the morning commute. temperatures in the 50's and the 60's and here are the highlights. patchy fog at the coast tonight. cooler breezy tomorrow and it's warming up to the 90's. by sunday and even beyond that we see some summer like heat around here. but tonight once ag

1962, brothers clarence and john england escaped from alcatraz prison, along with a third inmate, frank morris. officials say a raft made of rubber raincoats was found near angel island in the san francisco bay, but the fugitives, well, they were never found. they insist the three men drowned during the escape attempt. but a sister of clarence and john says she knows they made it out and are still alive. their sister says she hopes to get some of her brothers' personal items back this coming week, which are still on display in the alcatraz museum. and stepping back even further a little bit, back in 1958, the brothers were sentenced to 35 years for robbing a bank in alabama. but they just kept trying to escape. >> the only reason they put them in alcatraz was because they could not keep them anywhere else they put them. they kept getting away, getting away. >> if they survived, all three men would be in their 80s now. the family is expected to be at alcatraz prison national park tomorrow for the 50th anniversary of their escape. and they hope to get some of their things back, perhaps. >>> let'

on june 11th, 1962, frank morris and brothers escaped from the prison, rowing away from the island on an inflatable raft made from raincoats. there's no proof they survived. >> all our family, of course. we want to believe they made it. >> the boat and oars the men used were found a mile away on angel island. >>> mac book's siri and a mountain lion. a giant conference in san francisco this week. scott buddman got a peek at what you'll be using and downloading next. >> reporter: with new products to gawk over, and new ways to siri in those products -- >> what's buster posey's batting average? >> reporter: apple developers say they are glad they made the trip to the bay area, no matter how far they traveled. >> it's great to come and get the firsthand experience. be in the room. and see the expressions on the developers' faces. >> reporter: it was positive for new mapping software and laptop hardware. but the biggest cheer was saved for this app-related status update. >> we've written checks for over $5 billion. >> it's become an economy in and of itself. >> reporter: an economy that lo

except, maybe, these three men -- frank morris, john anglin and his brother clarence -- all serving timehey broke out of alcatraz exactly 50 years ago. it is the stuff movies are made from. but for one u.s. marshal, the escape from alcatraz is still a very open case. >> there's never been a body recovered, so we have to operate under the assumption that there is a possibility they made it. >> reporter: i am standing inside the actual cell that one of the men escapaped from. so how did they do it? using spoons stolen from the mess hall, a drill made from old vacuum parts and it took months to dig through this thick wall to a narrow space behind it, to the bay outside. gaurds found pillows under the bedsheets and lifelike papier mache heads with real hair stolen from the prison barber. the prisoners made a raft and life preservers from 50 rubber rain coats and set out, fighting the wind, rough currents and the frigid, shark-infested waters. >> i've seen some information that leads me to believe the raft did land on angel island, there were footprints near the raft. but i've also seen - i'v

marks the 50-year anniversary of the day frank morris and brothers clarence and john england escapedrom the famed prison. the u.s. marshals say the escape was the result of more than a year of planning. no one knows if the men survived. if they did, u.s. marshals say morris would be 85 and the brothers would be 81 and 82. to mark the anniversary, the national park service will hold a discussion with the fugitive's family members and u.s. marshals to talk about their roles and belief about the escape. >> i would think of that clint eastwood movie. they should show it out there on the wall. >> thad be eerie. >> it's one of those that can come on and you can watch it over and over. check the morning commute with mike. >> the volume of traffic is holding steady, but the activity as far as the incidents go, really busy right now. well, 4:54 now. still want to tell you about this, southbound 101 at cesar chavez. there's a trailer, a mail carrier trailer that has disconnected from the big rig that was pulling it and happened at 2:15. now we hear they're going to send a supervisor out to ass

but the marshal service says it will continue to hunt for frank morris and brothers clarence and johnsted, positively identified as dead or reach the age of 99. morris would be 85 now. the engine land boys 81 and 82. >> still a great mystery. wonder what happened. >> lets talk about the weather forecast. weekend almost here. >> good idea of is what shaping up here. sandy. >> yes. it's a warmer forecast for the weekend. let's check out live doppler 7 hd and you will notice low clouds. fog. not really wide spread right now. we just have a few patches of fog at this hour. as a matter of fact visibility has been fluctuating half moon bay had visibility down to 3 miles. now 7 miles. 54 degrees. tomorrow morning you are going to run into some fog and that may create poor visibility. keep it in mind for the morning commute. temperatures in the 50's and the 60's and here are the highlights. patchy fog at the coast tonight. cooler breezy tomorrow and it's warming up to the 90's. by sunday and even beyond that we see some summer like heat around here. buttonid really keeping atmosphere stirred

on june 11th, 1962, frank morris and brothers clarence and john england escaped from the rock. the u.s. marshals say the escape was the result of more than a year of planning. no one knows if the men survived, but the englands' sister says she believes her brothers are still alive. >> they put them in alcatraz was because they could not keephem anywhere else. they kept getting away, away. >> well, if they survive, all three men would be in their 80s. the fugitive families along with the u.s. marshals will be at alcatraz prison and national park this afternoon to talk about their roles and beliefs about the escape. >> very interesting. >> yeah. >>> once an olympic hopeful himself, a uc, berkeley, student has a chance to be a part of the games. >> he grew up as a gymnast dreaming of one day competing in the olympic games. an injury ended that dream, but he didn't give up. he got involved in public service and created two nonprofit organizations. and now the 19-year-old has been chosen by coca-cola to be a part of the olympic torch relay. >> it's just a matter of finding your pass

but the marshal service says it will continue to hunt for frank morris and brothers clarence and john engler land until they are arrested positively identified as dead or reach the age of 99. morris would be 85 now. the engine land boys 81 and 82. >> still a great mystery. wonder what happened. >> lets talk about the weather forecast. weekend almost here. >> good idea of is what shaping up here. sandy. >> yes. it's a warmer forecast for the weekend. let's check out live doppler 7 hd and you will notice low clouds. fog. not really wide spread right now. we just have a few patches of fog at this hour. as a matter of fact visibility has been fluctuating half moon bay had visibility down to 3 miles. now 7 miles. 54 degrees. tomorrow morning you are going to run into some fog and that may create poor visibility. keep it in mind for the morning commute. temperatures in the 50's and the 60's and here are the highlights. patchy fog at the coast tonight. cooler breezy tomorrow and it's warming up to the 90's. by sunday and even beyond that we see some summer like heat around here. but tonight

up with of them frank morris and two brothers, john and clarence england.ed the largest manhunt since the lindbergh baby kidnapping. to this day they're not certain if they made it. but because of the water and how cold and currents they think they probably died but you never know. >> dana: they did escape -- >> bob: they did escape from alcatraz. my brother was in it. never found any bodies or anything. my one more thing is changed here because i lost my card. but the number of injuries in major league baseball is skyrocketing. for some reason this year, i don't know why. if you look at the injury report of the major league baseball team, page after page after page. i don't know why. i think they ought to look into it. why do you think is it? >> eric: i have no idea. i can't imagine. is it arm injuries, leg, knee injurys? if it's knee injuries, it doub turf. >> bob: artificial tur sof harder than the other turf? >> eric: let me do mine. remember obama girl, voted for president obama and put out a big video? listen. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ baby, you're the best candidate.

1962, brothers clarence and john anglin escaped from alcatraz prison, along with a third inmate, frank morrisofficials say a raft made of rubber raincoats was found near angel island in the san francisco bay, but the fugitives, well, they were never found. they insist the three men drowned during the escape attempt. but a sister of clarence and john says she knows they made it out, and she insists they are still alive today. she says she hopes to get some of her brothers personal items, which are still on display in the alcatraz museum. the brothers were in prison for robbing a bank. >> the only reason they put them in alcatraz is because they could not keep them anywhere else they put them. they kept getting away, getting away. >> if they survive and are still alive, all three men would be in their 80s. >>> let's bring in damon andrew of comcast sportsnet for a look at sports. a little alcatraz stuff going on there too. what is up, damon? >> a lot of alcatraz going on in the newscast today. hey, diane, you know it may really be time to freak out. another rough time for tim lincecum today. al

frank morris and brothers clarence and john snuck out june 11th, 1962 and vanished without a trace. most experts figure they drowned, but their bodies were never found which means they could have made it to search tee. -- safety. a producer on a documentary of the children of alcatraz says it is possible. >> i think it was easier in 1962 to disappear than 2012. so this thing i am most spectacle about is if in fact they did make it, i would have think it would have been a greater feet to remain hidden sinceallyn to actually make it to marin. >> and still today, there is a us marshal assigned to the case. fromently escaping alcatraz is not as hard as ,000 athletes swam back to shore in the same frigid, choppy waters during today's escape from alcatraz triathalon. he captured his fifth tight -- title. they race or swim a mile and a half and then bike and then run. the participants ranged in age from 17 to 72 years in age. anne -- >> the aquarium of the bay and the healthy oceans project helped clean up the, pa. people brought trash brou other cleaning supplies. the clean up doubled as

since then the government has been searching for frank morris and brothers clarence and john anglin withouts. the three dug their way out of their cells and got on a makeshift raft leaving these dummies behind to buy them time for their escape. two sisters of the anglin brothers came back to alcatraz and said they never stopped loving or believing in their brothers. >> i always believed that they made it. >> i am proud for. >> the sisters say if all charges were dropped against their brothers they think the men would surface and the mystery of the escape from alcatraz would finally be solved. >>> the temperatures cool off around here. you notice it tonight. even in the inland bay valleys are cooler than they had been. the windows may be able to get closed tonight as the temperatures drop to 50. up here toward the delta near pittsburg, i have wind gusting at 15 miles per hour. what it's going is it's pushing a lot of moist cool air. we did have a red flag warning this morning that is gone. it's going to stay away because when you get moisture this way pushing. it drops temperatures but it do

frank morris and brothers clarence and john snuck out june 11th, 1962 and vanished without a trace.most experts figure they drowned, but their bodies were never found which means they could have made it to search tee. -- safety. a producer on a documentary of the children of alcatraz says it is possible. >> i think it was easier in 1962 to disappear than 2012. so this thing i am most spectacle about is if in fact they did make it, i almost think it would have been a greater feet to remain hidden since 1962 than to actually make it to marin. >> and still today, there is a us marshal assigned to the case. apparently escaping from alcatraz is not as hard as many believe. about 2,000 athletes swam back to shore in the same frigid, choppy waters during today's escape from alcatraz triathalon. he captured his fifth tight -- title. they race or swim a mile and a half and then bike and then run. the participants ranged in age from 17 to 72 years in age. anne -- >> the aquarium of the bay and the healthy oceans project helped clean up the, pa. people brought trash bags and other cleaning sup

since then the government has been searching for frank morris and brothers clarence and john anglin withoutsuccess. the three dug their way out of their cells and got on a makeshift raft leaving these dummies behind to buy them time for their escape. two sisters of the anglin brothers came back to alcatraz and said they never stopped loving or believing in their brothers. >> i always believed that they made it. >> i am proud for. >> the sisters say if all charges were dropped against their brothers they think the men would surface and the mystery of the escape from alcatraz would finally be solved. >>> the temperatures cool off around here. you notice it tonight. even in the inland bay valleys are cooler than they had been. the windows may be able to get closed tonight as the temperatures drop to 50. up here toward the delta near pittsburg, i have wind gusting at 15 miles per hour. what it's going is it's pushing a lot of moist cool air. we did have a red flag warning this morning that is gone. it's going to stay away because when you get moisture this way pushing. it drops temperatures but

marshall service said it will continue the hunt for frank morris and brothers clarence and john anglin until they are arrested positively identified as dead or reach the age of 99. morris would be 85 now. the others 81 and 82. >>> hundreds of try athletes will make the swim from alcatraz from san francisco starting at 7:30 this morning. it is the 32nd annual escape from alcatraz triathlon. the event starts out with the one and a half mile swim from the alcatraz to the marina green, and then they bicycle for 18-mile and finish with an 8-mile footrace. about 2,000 people are expected to compete this year. they consider this one of the more difficult competition necessary their sport. >>> still ahead, a new wildfire in new mexico damages at least 20 buildings, forcing the evacuation of residents in the area. and the source of the questionedly e. coli outbreak moves west. what investigators think might be behind the outbreak. our cloud is not soft and fluffy. our cloud is made of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans

their accomplice was named frank morris.hey spent months digging out of their cells with spoons and then they left plaster heads in their cots to fool the guards. that, it should be pointed out, at the time, was considered to be the escape-proof prison. and those guys had already escaped from a number of other jails and they were sent there and prison officials figured, you know, they -- somebody said don't ever put them together 'cause they will figure out a watch they sent them there because they figured nobody can get out. >> they can see san francisco. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories,

reporter: they called it the rock, an island prison built so no man could ever escape except maybe frank morrisnce all serving time for bank robbery when they broke out of alcatraz exactly 50 years ago. it is the stuff movies are made from. but for one u.s. marshal, the escape from alcatraz is still a very open case. >> there has never been a body recovered. we have to operate under the assumption that there is a possibility they made it. >> reporter: i'm standing inside the actual cell that one of the men escaped from. how did they do it? they used spoons stolen from the mess hall, made a drill from vacuum parts and it took months to dig through this thick wall to a narrow space behind it and to the bay outside. guards found pillows under the bed sheets and lifelike papier-mache heads with real hair stolen from the barber. the prisoners made a raft and life preservers from 50 rubber rain boats and set out fighting wind, rough currents and frigid shark infested waters. >> i have seen information that leads me to believe, the raft did land on angel island and footprints near the raft. i have als

marshal service said it will continue the hunt for frank morris and brothers clarence and john anglin until they are arrested, positively identified as dead or reach the age of 99. morris would be 85 now. the others 81 and 82. >>> hundreds of tri-athletes will make the swim from alcatraz from san francisco starting at 7:30 this morning. it is the 32nd annual escape from alcatraz triathlon. the event starts out with the one and a half mile swim from the alcatraz to the marina green, and then they bicycle for 18-mile and finish with an 8-mile footrace. about 2,000 people are expected to compete this year. they consider this one of the more difficult competition in their sport. >>> still ahead, a new wildfire in new mexico damages at least 20 buildings, forcing the evacuation of residents in the area. and the search for the source of the deadly e. coli outbreak moves west. what investigators think might be behind the outbreak. ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing w

june 11th, 1962, brothers clarence and john anglchlt lan escaped from alcatraz along with frank morris. a raft made of rubber rain coats was found near angel island but the fugitives were never found. they insist the three men drowned but a sister of clarence and john says she knows they made it out and she insists they are still alive today. she says she hopesing to get some of her brothers' personal items which are still on display in the alcatraz museum. the brothers were imprisoned for robbing a bank. >> the only reason they put them in alcatraz was because they could not keep them anywhere else they put them. they kept getting away, getting away. >> if they survived and are still alive, all three men would be in their 80s now. >>> authorities in alabama are searching for a suspect and many people at one university are grieving. three people including two former football players were killed in a shooting last night at an off-campus party. >> reporter: a gunman opened fire during a fight at a party held at an off-campus apartment complex near auburn university on saturday night. >>

frank lee morris, he was the mastermind behind the elaborate escape plan.33 in the top 2% of the population. morris was serving 14 years for bank robbery and clarence and john anglin, brothers from rural georgia, who were serving prison terms for a 1958 alabama bank heist. using stolen spoons, dummy heads made out of paper mache and a rain coat raft, they burrowed their way to freedom on a chilly, rainy night 50 years ago this week. or did they? whether or not the men perished in the bay as prison officials and federal agents insist remains the subject of intense speculation. because their bodies were never found. the u.s. marshal's office took over the case from the fbi in 1978. >> joining us now is jolene baddier, she was 15 years old and living on alcatraz with her father, who was acting warden. she describes what happened in her book, breaking the rock, the great escape from alcatraz. >> joining us from san francisco is michael, a deputy u.s. marshal leading the government's search for the three escaped convict. good morning to both of you. >> good morn