jonathan fleming knows how tough it is inside the clinton correction facility.years there after he was wrongfully convicted of murder. it's a story in and of itself. he was finally exonerated cleared in the killing and free and jonathan fleming joins me now. thank you for being with us. >> thanks. >> when you heard the two guys were able to escape did it surprise you? >> it surprised me very much because of the security there very tight. i was surprised to hear they escaped. >> when you're serving time do you know do you have a sense of the layout of the prison? it seemed these guys knew the bowels of the prison the structure, where to go? >> we don't know the layout of the prison. we where the yard is at and the programs is at the mess hall but we don't know the layout of the prison. >> how do you think they could have found that out? >> well my opinion, i really think for some reason some way they had a map, i believe it was an inside job. >> also the fact they had access to equipment, drills and things like that, you were saying if you got, there's drills in

jonathan fleming, it's wonderful to meet you, especially here. it's wonderful to meet you.nks for having me. >> thank you. >>> coming up for us, moments ago president obama says that there is no complete strategy yet. those were his words, in training iraqis against isis. we'll talk much more about that. that came out of a press conference just a short time ago. fareed zakaria will be joining us. >>> apple's developers conference kicks off today. hear one man's story about how apple's technology has changed his life. >>> in >> in 1997 i had a brain tumor. that knocked out the hearing in my left here, pretty much about 85% of the hearing. and i got a hearing aid that kind of opened up sound to that side and then over the years i've lost hearing in my right here. >> so tell me what it was like when you first got the technology that connected your hearing aid to your phone? >> it was amazing. i mean, it's night and day. to be able to answer the phone without taking the hearing aid out and putting the phone up to you're. >> so were you counted down for the apple watch? >> i did

the settlement, we cannot give back the time that he served but the new york city can offer jonathan fleming compensation for the injustice that was committed against him. sadly his mother died shortly after he was released. >>> good morning. welcome to wusa9. our time 16:29 -- is 6:29. we're in for a cleat 180 -- complete 180 today. the storms are gone. the humid weather gone. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm nick giovanni. yesterday's roller coaster ride is over. smooth sailing today at least weather wise. we'll see if that is the case on the roadways. first erica grow and allyson rae, give us the good news. >> all good news today. it's going to be a really great wednesday. today we have low humidity and sunshine. no rain. and enjoy it because you know it's not going to last forever. you know the humidity is going to return. it's summer. let's take a look outside at our mike equal & son camera. we're looking good. the humidity will continue to drop throughout the day. pretty comfortable, especially during the evening hours and first thing tomorrow morning we'll feel very comfortable before those

. >> jonathan fleming knows how tough it is inside the clinton correctional facility. he served nearly 25 years there after he was wrongfully convicted of murder. that's a story in and of itself. last year he was finally exonerated cleared in the killing and joins me now. thank you for being with us. when you heard these two guys were able to escape did it surprise you? >> yes it surprised me very much because the security there is very tight. i was surprise to hear they had escaped. >> when you are serving time there, do you know -- i mean do you have a sense of the layout of the prison? because it seems like these guys knew you know the bowels of the prison the structures where to go. >> we don't know the layout of the prison. only thing we know -- we know where the yard is at, the programs is at, the mess hall and stuff like that. but we don't know the lay out of the prison no we don't. >> how do you think they could have found that out? >> my opinion, i really think some kind way they had a map, i believe it was a inside job. i really do. >> because also the fact t