namely joyce chang and nancy yee. i attended one of their workshops for the disabled and left with a feeling one cannot describe. there was definitely a need to serve and assist those with special needs. there were parents that did not speak english and could really use some assistance as to resources for their young children. perhaps it was an aide. my uncle, dr. chiu was also one of the directors of the chinese company in 1942, and their mission was to help new immigrants. to my knowledge, chinese fixed company is now known as chinese consolidated benevolent association. that concludes my story. >> thank you very much, council member harriet wong. we'll move on to council member roland wong. >> good afternoon. i will be sharing my ada story. in commemoration of the founding of the americans with disabilities act, aka, ada, 25 years ago and how it helped people with disabilities to have equal access to public transportation in san francisco. somehow as i think back ada was non-existent while growing up in the '60s an

joyce change chang, good morning. >> good morning. about keeping it up, mixing up the routine. vacations in time to re charge not only your mind but your body as well. when you try different things you work different muscles and shift your energy level. it's a perfect opportunity to pick up tennis, get outside, swim, bike. try something new. if you're on a training program for a parthon or a race -- marathon or race if they say five days, shift to three and focus on the longer runs. >> next. >> if you have to catch an early flight which is better -- this, staying up all night and going straight to the airporter or, that, napping for two to three hours before you need to get up? >> that. >> you're both right again. that. double that. you know taking a little cat nap is better than trying to power through all night. ak ctually it will worsen your jet lag and mess up your body clock. a coup hours get to the airport and sleep on the plane. >> perfect. >> which is better -- taking a week-long vacation or that, taking a few days here and th

and new details about how joyce mitchell reportedly changed her mind at the last minute. an annan mus law enforcement officials tells the buffalo news that mitchell had a moment of clarity at a chinese restaurant just hours before she allegedly was supposed to meet sweat and accomplice richard matt. mitchell told investigators she looked across the table at her husband and no longer wanted to have him killed. >> sthanltisn't that romantic? >> it was the fortune cookie. she opened it up and had a moment of clarity and said perhaps you should not have your husband murdered in a really bizarre three way love triangle. >> such a dicey thing. >> right. >> and to be calmly out to dinner before it all happens. >> could go either way. >> like the gladiator, right? wow. >> coming up next we go live to vancouver for more on the united states' dominant win in the women's world cup final. also still ahead, forget morning in america. some republicans are touting midnight in america on the presidential trail. why doom and gloom has become a sales pitch among the candidates. you're watc

what's expected to happen is joyce mitchell will change her plea from not guilty to guilty in order to in writing. as you saw, she entered about 45 minutes ago. this is a hearing, a special hearing that takes the place of a grand jury. mitchell's defense attorney says they agreed to the hearing in hopes of getting a shorter sentence for her. if convicted in her role of helping murderers richard matt and david sweat escape she faces seven years in prison. if mitchell pleads guilty as her attorney says she will the district attorney is expected to offer a lighter sentence for the two charges against her. the prosecutor says mitchell gave matt and sweat a hacksaw blade, screwdriver, chisels and a punch tool. the murderers were on the run for about three weeks. authorities confronted and found matt. he was shot and killed by police when he refused to drop a shotgun. a trooper spotted sweat two days later. that trooper captured him. she is expected to change her plea from not guilty to guilty in order to get a plea deal. we'll find out any minute if cameras are allowed in the courtroom here

through with the plan that led to >>> some interesting new details tonight about the change of heart that led joyceell to ditch the plan to be the get away driver in a new york prison break just hours before the planned escape on june 5th. mitchell says she looked across the dinner table at her husband and realized he had been good to her. she says she knew if she went through with the plan, inmate richard matt would murdered her husband. a law enforcement official involved in the search tells the buffalo news that mitchell had a moment of clarity. she decided the only way to save her husband was to abandon the plan. nbc news has not verified this report. richard matt and david sweat escaped that night and spent three weeks on the run.9)azr %f(]#-[ñvz:zozvwwrl mental issues as well. >> reporter: former iraq war vet omar gonzalez, who is not only able to jump thesl fence-q but get inside the white house about a knife, was recently sentenced to 17 months in prison. director clancy says that's not much of a deterrent to anyone else thinking about jumping the white house fence. >> stiffer penalties wou

chang. >> reporter: with her hands in cuffs and head down low, joyce mitchell walked into court to face thequences. >> i've been over the charges with ms. mitchell. >> reporter: the 51-year-old prison seamstress arrested last month on charges she helped two convicted killers escape from a maximum security prison. men she allegedly romanced behind bars and met for sex reportedly up to four times a week. how easy would it have been for the two of them to have sex in that tailor's room? >> easy. when we left for lunch and they stayed back nobody's there. >> reporter: eric jenson was incarcerated with sweat for nine months in 2012 at clinton correctional facility. he claims he saw firsthand the flirtation that started in the prison tailor shop. >> she found somebody that paid her a lot of attention, gave her compliments, made her smile. he'd be at her desk all the time, he'd have her laughing. it's just like her eyes would glisten. she would be genuinely happy that he was paying attention to her. >> you're thinking she look the lovestruck? >> exactly. we had a joke. it was like that was his boo

. >>> some intriguing new details this afternoon about the change of heart that led joyce mitchell to ditch the plan to be the get away driver for those inmates who escaped from prison in new york. just hours before the planned escape, june 5th mitchell says she looked across the dinner table at her husband and realized he had been good to her. she says she knew if she went through with the plan inmate richard matt would murder her husband. a law enforcement official involved in the search tells the buffalo news that mitchell had a moment of clarity. she decided the only way to save her husband was to abandon the plan. now, nbc news has not verified this report. richard matt and david sweat escaped that night and spent three weeks on the run. matt was shot and killed june 26th. two days later, sweat was captured. >>> news4 consumer watch has been warning us about how dangerous backyard decks can be and now, a family from northern virginia has been injured in a could i lapse that's making national news. >> they rented a beach house in emerald isle, north carolina, and were posing for a

police upon breaking out the two will kill the prison worker joyce mitchell's husband and drive down south to mexico. after mitchell's change of heart they were forced to flee toward canada instead. he said matt was slowing him down and ditched him five days before his capture. sweat was unlucky literally running into police sergeants. according to his mother he may have been just as unluck ay running into his own -- unlucky running into his own family. >> my son knows if he would have came here i would have knocked him out and had the guys take him to jail by themselves. that's just the way i am. i have always done it to him when he was bad. >> that kind of shows you. >> how did he become this monster? >> hitting kids works i think. >> she said he was always a horrible child and it is interesting. they said you know you are a creep if you break out of prison and your mom is like i didn't watch it. she said i want to see what else is on. how could you? it was all over the place. bonnie, you like a rough and tumble guy. >> i wanted them to -- i am not the only person that was rooting for their escape. here is the thing. i fe

he was a artist and did sound over work on the radio and his name was dawn joyce and his [inaudible] take statements and change the context and the textture of them to bring in a little different meaning to it. to me there is lot of people that are in the community and culture and society that are a lot of people that are involved in that same type of work artisticly. i think of this as performance art and this guy was the essence of what is subversive is all about which not necessarily in a ideological way but bring in other meaning to things that are going on. i just thought somebody should mention it >> thank you very much. any other members of the public who would like to make public comment at this time? seeing none public comment is closed. madam clerk let's go to our impair tv item >> adaupshz without committee reference? >> yes >> offered by supervisor avalos mark thg 70th year since the bombing of her roges maw and nagasaki. >> a impairbative item require said the board to adopt 2 separate items before a unanimous adoption on initem itself. first supervisor avalos talks about the item we would then op

joyce is live at the scene. >> and grilled on capitol hill yesterday. what changesrport security weeks after a report revealed serious breaches. >> and phillies' fans talked this morning about the cole hamels trade. big daddy gram in the house to talk about this. good day, thursday, july 30, 2015. >> good morning and welcome. ment are you going stand over. there you have to dot whip and naenae don't you. >> no. >> nobody want to look at that it's so cute when ten years do it and when do you it because you're cute. but speaking of cute, here's muggy the dog. [ barking ]. >> yeah, humid once again and muggy will be inside tomorrow this time because it will not be as humid. today you have to stay hydrate hydrated. buddy has umbrella. that's for later on. and again when you're swimming at the pool if you hear that lightning, get out of the pool. because if you hear that thunder and lightning is nearb nearby. getting a head of myself. there muggy to start and excessive heat warning until 6 p.m. for the heat index before the thunderstorms hit of around 100. that's what it

tin knee you can barely see it and one bite from this thing can actually change what you eat forever. like red meat. as our joyces, you're not going to like it. ♪ >> reporter: he's deputy mayor round these parts. quaint town, fresh air and rolling green fields of mullica hill, new jersey. >> dear coming through here all the time. there's turkeys. >> reporter: dennis is a real outdoorsman. tough, rugged, and a master on the grill. >> that one is looking good right there. report roar year round. goes great with watching sports. but his world now turned upside down by an insect no bigger than a spec of dirt. >> i had a burning sensation on the lower part of my lip. >> reporter: just moments later --ing. >> i can feel around my wrists starting to tingle. my ankles, my weight. >> reporter: but before he could get his morning coffee -- >> my hands are swelling. i go into the powder room and i look at myself and i'm like whoa! >> reporter: a rapidly swelling tongue now affecting his breatheing. >> i'm thinking this can't be good. >> reporter: it wasn't. >> they just hit me up with steroids, anti his mean stuff and they

tiny you can barely see it and one bite from this thing can actually change what you can eat forever. you like red meat? well as joycet going to like this. ♪ >> reporter: he's deputy mayor round these parts. quaint town fresh air and rolling green fields of mullica hill, new jersey. >> dear coming through here all the time. there's turkey. >> reporter: dennis is a real outdoorsman. tough, rugged and a master on the grill. >> that one is looking good right there. >> reporter: year round goes great with watching sports. but his world now turned upside down by an insect no bigger than a spec of dirt. >> i had a burning sensation on the lower part of my lip. >> reporter: just moments later -- >> i could feel around my wrists starting to tingle. my ankles, my waist. >> reporter: but before he could get his morning coffee -- >> high hands are swelling. i go into the powder room and i look at myself and i'm whoa. >> reporter: rapidly swelling tongue now affecting his breathing. >> i'm thinking this can't be good. >> reporter: it wasn't. >> it just -- they just hit me up with steroids, anti-histamine stuff and they said we'r

joyce they came out to support me there. is murlin russell. so they asked me to talk about change in your life how to deal with it, thousand deal with transition because marilyn remembered that i'm coming up on my one year anniversary hereof moving to philly. so she asked me to dish details about what it is like working with you and then also talk about what it was like coming here and all of the changes toyed deal with. >> avenue question. are you standing on a box? be honest. >> no, just wearing heals, we're all short. >> haw is shawnette? did she ask about me? >> no, but she is so sweet. we're in the same sorority, shawnette. >> oh, ya. >> yes. it was great because jenny joyce she stayed late in order to come, basle was working all morning, and shawnette came in early just to see me speak. so it was really nice. so thank you marilyn. thank you. >> by the way, marilyn texted me after were you done, said you did amazing job great speech. >> sweet. once a month summer month, at the kimmel center. we'll keep you updated. >> i was saying thank you. >> the muscle guy, organize, that

joyce mitchell right there. the seamstress who may have helped them escape and what she had planned for her husband. that's next. >>> big changes coming for a new york prison where two killers broke free. that as the now captured killer shares new details on the role that a prison seamstress had in the escape. >>> new fallout for trump. overnight, trump firing back on cnn. are you have to hear what he said. >>> and country's concerns over terror. welcome back to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is 31 minutes pafst the hour. >> we have breaking news. a ferry capsized off the coast of the philippines. coast guard said the boat carrying 173 people off the coast of ormoc city. at least 36 people are dead. dozens more people rescued. again, this rescue operation underway. let's bring in cnn's kathy novak. kathy. >> reporter: this is still happening, john. our sister network cnn philippines says the coast guard says 118 people survived. 36 people confirmed dead as you mentioned. 19 remain missing. this vessel was 200 meters from the shore when it went down. the people on the port could see it from where the

he was a artist and did sound over work on the radio and his name was dawn joyce and his [inaudible] take statements and change the context and the textture of them to bring in a little different meaning to it. to me there is lot of people that are in the community and culture and society that are a lot of people that are involved in that same type of work artisticly. i think of this as performance art and this guy was the essence of what is subversive is all about which not necessarily in a ideological way but bring in other meaning to things that are going on. i just thought somebody should mention it >> thank you very much. any other members of the public who would like to make public comment at this time? seeing none public comment is closed. madam clerk let's go to our impair tv item >> adaupshz without committee reference? >> yes >> offered by supervisor avalos mark thg 70th year since the bombing of her roges maw and nagasaki. >> a impairbative item require said the board to adopt 2 separate items before a unanimous adoption on initem itself. first supervisor avalos talks about the item we would then op

guilty murderous estate last month or joyce mitchell admitted giving inmates tools to break out of jail. mitchell agreed to be their getaway driver, but then changedrisoners were shot and killed -- one prisoner was shot and killed three weeks after escape. the other was recaptured. those are your top stories. the markets are closing in europe. let's go to london for the latest. >> after the worst five-they drop this year, we are seeing a bit of relief for european stocks, a rally across the region. leading in italy is gains after seeing losses yesterday. optimism has been driven by deal activity and corporate earnings. i will show you what i mean, bringing up some stocks we have been watching today, starting with some of the biggest gainers on the stoxx 600. rsa insurance moving higher, after zurich insurance said they would evaluate an offer. melrose gaining after it sold its elfa unit to honeywell, and kering rising. brent crude up now. it was declining earlier, after moving into a bear market yesterday. bp, second quarter profit dropping, lowest quarterly profit in 10 years. analysts say it is doing well on cost-cutting. that's why the stock is

joyce thank you so much. >> so there he is, that's the boyfriends fiancee. man, how his world just changed. right? >> yes. >> yes. >> thanks. >> fall out continue this morning in the wake of bill cosby's admission he gave women drugs. >> the latest is now two tv channels have pulled his iconic show from their schedules. bet owned send trick has decided to pull the cosby show reruns off the air, and bounce tv says it, too, will stop airing the cosby show. the smithsonian institution standing behind the museum exhibition that relies in part on the art collection of bill cosby, and his wife, the smithsonian national museum of african art says the exhibition is about the artwork, not about the owners of the collections. meantime attorneys for cosby expected to release a statement today, in court documents that came to light yesterday, cosby admitted giving drugs to women and having sex with them. >> the family of woman killed in duck boat accident has filed wrongful death lawsuit. >> the ride hit and killed victim as she crossed chinatown intersection. more on this, sabina. >> reporter: the lawsuit ca

joyce mitchell in stripes, shackles and tears, pleading guilty. >> she was swept off her feet a bit for a period. and when she realized who she was dealing with, everything changed. >> reporter: in newly released statements, mitchell describes a deepening relationship with mitch richard matt. that relationship turning sexual. inmate matt grabbed me and kissed me. mitchell also admits sending naked pictures to the other prisoner, david sweat, telling police matt told her, we were all going to be together. >> she got in over her head into something that she never should have started. but she did and she's paying the price. >> reporter: mitchell admits smuggling hacksaw blades a punch tool and a screwdriver to the prisoners, hiding them inside frozen hall pmburger meat. matt giving her two pills to drug her husband on the day of the escape. they referred to him as the glitch. the plan mitchell would drive the escape peepes and drive back home to kill her husband. she gets cold feet and the men escape into the woods. joyce mitchell soon under arrest, as we tracked down her husband. what do you make of the reports that she was trying to have you killed? today, lyle m

joyce mitchell in shackles and tears, pleading guilty to helping the two murderers escape. she was swept off her feet a bit for a period. and then when she realized who she was dealing with everything changed. >> in newly released statements mitchell describes a deepening friendship with richard matt, quote, he treated me with respect and was nice to me. he made me feel special. that relationship turning special. inmate matt grabbed me and kissed me. she also sent naked pictures to the other prisoners, saying we were all going to be together. >> she got in over her head and she's paying the price. >> reporter: she admits smuggling tools to the prisoners, hiding them inside frozen hamburger meat. matt giving her two pills to drug her husband lyle on the day of the escape. they referred to lyle as the glitch. the plan joyce mitchell would pick up the escapees and drive back home where they would kill her husband, but she gets cold feet. and when she doesn't show up the men escape into the deep rugged woods, launching the three-week manhunt. joyce mitchell soon under arrest as we track down her husband. wrangets do you make the reports she was trying to have you killed? >> reporter: today lyl

joyce mitchell in shackles and tears, pleading guilty to helping the two murderers escape. >> she was swept off her feet a bit for a period. and then when she realized who she was dealing with, everything changed. >> reporter: in newly released statements, mitchell described a deepening friendship with inmate richard matt. quote, he treated me with respect and was nice to me. she says, he made me feel special. that relationship turning sexual. inmate matt grabbed me and kissed me. mitchell also admits sending naked pictures to the other prisoner, david sweat, telling police, matt told her, we were all going to be together. >> she got in over her head and into something that she never should have started but she did, and she's paying the price. >> reporter: she admits smuggling hack saw blades, chisels, a punch tool and a screwdriver to the prisoners, hiding them inside frozen hamburger meat. matt giving her two pills to drug her husband lyle on the day of the escape. they referred to lyle as the glitch. the plan, joyce mitchell would pick up the escapees and drive back home where they would kill her husband, but she gets cold feet. and when she doesn't show up, the men escape into the deep rug

changes now in the wake of that. today, we learned there will not. jonathan pollard will go free in november. >>> maybe the prison worker joyce mitchell can get somebody to smuggle escape tools to her. because the woman blamed for helping those two new york convicts of breaking out of prison cut a deal that could land her behind bars for years. it's something judge andrew napolitano said would absolutely happen. why? it's always the why, isn't it? that's come up on the fox news deck. >>> more on tom brady the suspension upheld by roger goodell by the national football league. it seems as a formality the nfl is asking a federal judge to sign off on the suspension. tom brady is out for the first four games of the season. he won't play until week six. they have a bye in there. tom brady's first appearance for the patriots will be in week six. here's the interesting thing in all of this you tell me tom brady, the authorities told tom brady we want to see your cell phone. we want to know what sort of communications you'd had. which seemed to everyone involved like a reasonable thing. after tom brady was made aware that the investigators wanted his cell pho

joyce mitchell in the plot to kill her husband. let's get to jean casarez live outside of dannemora, new york, with more. >> reporter: good morning. so many changesdy of richard matt right now is in transport to buffalo, new york. his family is claiming the body. meanwhile, david sweat is being asked so much by authorities. the question is can they believe it? >> this morning a major shakeup behind the prison walls. clinton county correctional assigning a new superintendent along with new rules including weekly cell wall inspection random bed checks and new gates that will now be placed inside the tunnels inmates richard matt and david sweat used in their brazen escape. meanwhile, talking wednesday -- the convicted murderer claiming it was mitchell's idea for the duo to kill her husband lyle after escaping from prison. mitchell's attorney says she denies that allegation. sweat also telling investigators that he had no sexual contact with mitchell

changes need to be made to the country's technology infrastructure. >> you know there is comes after computer glitches caused major problems for 3us companies yesterday. let's get to jenny joyce because jena lot of people are concerned about this. chow this happen to three in one day? >> feds are saying what happened with united airline and the new york stock exchange wag mere coincidence then the wall street journal went out likely because of high traffic on the website as a result of the new york stock exchange outage. so the new york stock exchange went off line late morning then all of the trading on new york stock exchange stopped offly 1:13, remained out until 3:00. the new york stock exchange denied that the problem related to security breach and tweeted the issues were caused by internal problems, well regardless, millions of dollars were lost, earlier in the morning united airlines computer glitch caused all flights to be grounded, and resulted in delays and confusion, at airports across the country. >> thirds outage, wall street crash, trifecta was the result of cyber attack, but feds say it was all due to computer problems. pennsylvania congressman and homeland sec

not only was joyce mitchell allegedly having a sexual relationship with a prisoner and plotting their escape but authorities say she was aware of a plan to have her husband killed. her changeart about taking part in the plot to kill her husband comes on the eve of the escape, according to the buffalo news. while the couple is out on a dinner date sharing chinese food. mitchell's attorney said she was not involved in the plot. >> did you know anything about the escape plan? >> reporter: lyle mitchell's lawyer said he didn't know anything about his wife's activities until he confronted her two days after the escape can. that's when she told him the escapees wanted to kill him. lyle was stunned when he heard about the affair and murder plot and feels betrayed by his wife. >> i hate to use the word cliche but love is blind. >> reporter: joyce mitchell remains behind bars, sticking to her story, she didn't want lyle to be hurt. >> they have a plan to do harm to lyle. she doesn't agree with that. she doesn't want lyle hurt. they start to threaten her. saying we will have someone hurt him any way. we will have someone hurt him in the facility or go to the house and hurt him. you

changes need to be made to the country's technology inch if a structure. >> comes after computer glitches caused major problems for 3us companies yesterday. fox 29's jenny joyce now live in center city with more on. >> this jennifer, good morning. >> good morning, chris lauren. first of the three incident happened toward the ends of good day philadelphia yesterday when we found out that united airlines, their network had gone down, then short time later we found out that the stock exchange was affected the stock he can changes then went off line, and trade hadding to be halted around 11:32 yesterday remains so until 3:00 in the afternoon. cause being the dow to plummet 250-point, new york stock exchange denied the problem was in anyway related to security breach of it computer system, and tweeted that the issues were caused by internal issues. prior to that like we mentioned united airlines had glitch in its computer system causing all flight to be grounded and resulted in delays and confusion at airport across the country. the system was back on line within a few hours. then a third outage, the wall street journal's website crashed, and many fear that the te

joyce mitchell was supposed to pick them up and drive to west virginia before heading to mexico. wiley telling nbc news sweat and matt often tuned into a.m. radio while on the run, continuing to changeections as they moved toward canada. sweat says he and matt were very close to being caught several types. >> the sheriff's deputy vehicle had pulled up in the vicinity of where they were and they were i guess somewhat surprised. i think he said matt fell backwards and made some noise, but the sheriff's deputy didn't locate them. >> reporter: wiley also telling nbc news that authorities were coming the forest floor while he was hiding in a tree stand used for hunting right above them. this is a graphic image of richard matt moments after he was shot. the photoshows matt lying on the ground a gunshot wound to the top of his skull. cnn learns tin mates started planning and may have started cutting through the prison walls six months ago. the scrutiny intensified on the correctional facility as a does employees are now on administrative leave including prison executives who initially lead governor cuomo on a tour of how the convicts broke free. and the big question is is he telling author

changed by his mental illness. full details coming up. >>> former prison employee joyce mitchell admits that she smuggled tools to two had a sexual relationship with one and plotted to have them kill her husband. she could get up to seven years in prison. snwlt snwlt. >>> lion killer under fire. an american dentist now wanted in zimbabwe and hated all over the world for the death of a popular lion. he's accused of luring it from a protected area before gunning it down with a crossbow. >>> and oklahoma still getting rocked by earthquakes. nine earthquakes hit yesterday following more than a dozen the day before. recent quakes blamed on oil and gas drilling. so wells have been shut down in response. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, july 29th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >>> we start this half hour with the parents of james holmes trying to spare their son's life. >> his father told jurors in colorado that holmes had a normal childhood until mental illness took over. abc's clayton sandell has been following the trial. >> the truth, the whole

joyce mitchell was supposed to pick them up and drive to west virginia before heading to mexico. >> heard helicopters. >> reporter: wiley telling nbc news they tuned into a.m. radio while on the run changing directions. he and matt were very close to being caught several times. >> the sheriff's deputy vehicle pupped up in the vicinity of where they were and they were somewhat surprised. they said matt fell backwards and, you know made some noise but the sheriff's deputy didn't locate them. >> reporter: wiley saying sweat said authorities were combing the forest floor while he was hiding in a tree stand used for hunting above them. this as we see a graphic image of richard matt moments after he was shot. he was lying on the ground a gunshot wound to the top of his skull. cnn learns the inmates started planning and cutting through the prison walls six months ago. the scrutiny intensifying on the correctional facility as a dozen employees are on leave like a superintendent stephen who led andrew cuomo on a tour of how the convicts broke free. david sweat is saying they used hacksaws not power tools to cut through the cell wall then into the steam pipe. chris, hacksaws are going to be a lot l

change her life. >> part of my training was, never ask an inmate why she is there. the best thing to do is to just sit and listen. they need someone to talk to usually. >> joycelly ride, the first american woman in space. joyce had devoted herself to women behind bars and started visiting gloria to discuss battered women. they never spoke about gloria's case. >> joyce is very reserved, and gloria is very reserved. they're both norwegian, so it is basically two trees talking to each other for a year. >> after a year of getting to know her, i finally said, why are you here? >> it was surprising to me that she would care. nobody -- nobody cared what happened to me. so i told her. i told her the whole thing. >> after all these years, i'm a pretty good judge of people. people generally believe if a person is in prison, she deserves to be there. that's not necessarily the case. >> joyce sent private investigator darryl carlson to visit gloria. >> she said i don't want you doing this. she said, i've had enough of this for the last few years. i don't want it anymore. i can't handle it. >> i think she didn't want to get her hopes up needlessly. and she didn't want to

joyce, what is your title here? >> director of operations. so i oversee all of the operations. i'm basically responsible for everything that takes place on the premises. >> if you owned the business, what would you changef you were me? >> oh. >> one thing. >> definitely sales is what concerns me the most. >> do you think jen's qualified to run that sales group? >> yeah? >> kind of? >> you know, this is only the third time i've ever met her. [chuckles] so, to be honest, i have not spent a lot of time with her. >> how many years have you been here? >> five years. >> and this is only the third time you've met her? >> correct. >> this is a sales organization, right? >> yeah. >> it's not anything else, and life is about selling. so, if you don't have your sales stuff in order... >> yeah. that's definitely the number-one concern. >> joyce has only met jen three times in five years. how could you run a sales organization from 3,000 miles away? it sounds to me that sales are a much bigger problem than i originally thought. your role in the company is the sales. do you think it matters that you're not actually in california with the rest of the team? you're in new york. do you think that makes a difference? >>

he told authorities it was joyce mitchell's idea to have her husband killed so she could run away with them. apparently she had a changetailor shop knew the guys out for dinner it went well she had a change of heart. she decided not to show up or bring the get away car. >> i can't help but think of the poor husband. imagine finding all of this out. >> and still visited her in jail. incredible. >> cant wait to see more. you can watch the cnn special report "the great prison escape" tonight at 9:00 on cnn. >>> we have good stuff coming up. what has this real life forest gump running from maine to california? he's our good stuff. go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. you're driving along having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second...boom you had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company a

joyce marcy kaptur and marcia fudge. and our legislation again called for these hardest hits funds to be used for demolition purposes. after we pushed for this and pushed aggressively, this important changewas made. it provided nearly $66 million to my state of ohio to deal with these thousands of abandoned homes we talked about. i know the state of michigan also received a significant part of these hardest hit funds for these purposes as did other states. again, i'm concerned about this potential pay-for in the legislation that could take away some of these funds that are absolutely critical for doing this important work. i've been in at the pump with land banks -- in touch with land banks in ohio to talk about it, the ohio financing agency to determine what the best path forward is to protect these funds. we're working right now with the committee leadership to see if we can modify the language in the underlying bill, and i know it's something also of concern to senator stabenow because i spoke to her earlier about it today as well as my colleague from ohio, senator brown. i don't know what we're going to do going forward here. we may need to offer an amendment to change the language.