but joyce mitchell has secrets.ets that have landed her in jail, accused of helping two dangerous felons break free. >> i did many escapees on america's most wanted that would have never gotten out if it wasn't for the woman who helped them. >> in this case, authorities say joyce mitchell is the woman who helped richard matt and david sweat with their plan. but how and why did this wife and mother become involved with two convicted murderers? it all started with david sweat, who in 2013 was working in the prison tailor shop. there he befriended mitchell, the prison seamstress. eric jensen also worked in the tailor shop with the fugitives and joyce mitchell. david sweat was jensen's supervisor. jensen said many believe sweat was having a sexual relationship with mitch snooel she used to keep them back from the mess hall when we would come back from the mess hall for lunch and she would keep him there and he would eat all kinds of chicken that i remember specifically. >> for david sweat? >> yes, it was like the handso

former prison tailor shop work are joyce mitchell pled guilty to aiding the prisoners. now the department of corrections said the allegations had been under investigation for several weeks and have also been referred to the state inspector general, saying that any filledings of misconduct will be punished for the fullest extent of the law, but according to the times one inmate said hess was pressured to sign a report that he was not assaulted. >> if they happened that they say, why? and why was it handled this way? >>> more controversy for hillary clinton today. despite her past denials, the intelligence communities inspectors general said two shooshd clpd's top secret, even as the fbi takes control of the private server. >> andrea mitchell has more. >> hillary clinton in new hampshire tuesday, as aides confirm she has turned over her private server for the fbi. in addition her attorney, david kendall gave the fbi two thumb drives containing her e-mails. all of this as the intelligence community contradicted the claims that nothing on the private e-mails was classified.

former prison tailor shop worker joyce mitchell pled guilty to charges of aiding the fudgetives. now, the new york department of corrections says the abuse allegations have been under investigation for several weeks and have also been referred to the state inspector general. any finding of misconduct or abuse against inmates will be subject to law. one inmate said he was pressured to sign a report saying, quote, i was not assaulted. with no other choice, he said, i signed. >> if what they said was true, if things happened they say, why? why was it handled this way? >> that was nbc's craig melvin reporting. >>> well, a new study out of temple university suggests uber car service may be reducing the number of drunk driving deathings. researchers at temple look at trend and alcohol-related road deaths. they found death rates drop by 5.5% in california cities that uber service. uber allows smartphone users to request a car to pick them up and take them to a destination, whether they've been drinking or not. >>> well, if you feel like you're always on your phone, you're not alone. tec

. >> former prison worker joyce mitchell pled guilty to helping sweat and matt escape. matt was killed during his capture. >>> an unprecedented cataclysm, how the governor of washington state describes the wildfires that killed three firefighters overnight. and those fires are still burning right now. leann gregg is live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: a very somber day as firefighters have gone back to their work knowing this is another extremely dangerous day on the fire lines. ed wind -- the wind is getting and expected to pick up tonight. with a dozen wildfires burning out of control in washington state, fire-weary residents and 30,000 firefighters battling the blazes are bracing for a bad situation to get worse. >> fire like a sleeping giant. as soon as the wind comes, they will fan the fire. >> reporter: steady w4i7bsd 5 miles an hour are expected. >> that is going to result in a lot of fire activity on the ground. you should anticipate we will have a spread event today. >> reporter: the latest wildfire to erupt is being described as a hell storm. more

actually, inmate jensen -- former inmate jensen across from you, he stated that early they're joyce mitchellad sexual relations with inmate matt or sweat in a broom closet. that was found to be untrue because there are no broom closets for security reasons. these guys that have been sitting in their cells for 20 something days watching tv have come up with the story of the broom closet. they said that people from ciu with the blue windbreakers came in and intear gated them, did whatever. but if you look at the new york daily news i believe, they had the front cover because ciu was used for delivering water and food and supplies to the certain members that were out in the field. they were not allowed in the facility. >> hold on one second. >> the interrogation -- >> answer to jeff. >> i have never said they had sex in a broom closet. there's a terrible room in the shop which i'm sure you are familiar with. if the allegations were true or not, they asked my opinion on that subject. i gave it to them honestly. it was the opinion of the shop at that point when we were in there working. allegatio

. >> meanwhile, that former prison tailor shop worker joyce mitchell pled guilty she will be sentencednd a third and 7 years. talks have reresumed for the former attorney gene palmer who faces several years in prison for his role in helping the men escape. he allegedly handed hamburger meat with hack saws inside to the defendants. he said he didn't know the hack saws were inside the meat when he he gave it to the two men. >> wisconsin governor scott walker coming out swinging. the presidential candidate goes "on the record" next. man: my doctor says diabetes changes over time. it gets harder to control blood sugar spikes after i eat and get to goal. my doctor added novolog® at mealtime for additional control. now i know. novolog® is a fast-acting, injectable insulin and it works together with my long-acting insulin. proven effective. the mealtime insulin doctors prescribe most. available in flexpen®. vo: novolog® is used to control high blood sugar in adults and children with diabetes. take novolog® as directed. eat a meal within 5 to 10 minutes after injection. check your blood sugar

. >> meanwhile, that former prison tailor shop worker joyce mitchell pled guilty she will be sentencedwo and a third and 7 years. talks have reresumed for the former attorney gene palmer who faces several years in prison for his role in helping the men escape. he allegedly handed hamburger meat with hack saws inside to the defendants. he said he didn't know the hack saws were inside the meat when he he gave it to the two men. >> wisconsin governor scott walker coming out swinging. the presidential c hp instant ink can save you up to 50% on ink, so print all you want and never run out. right now, buy an eligible printer, and get three months of free ink with hp instant ink. available at participating retailers. the most affordable way to print. hp instant ink. my psoriatic arthritis i'm caused joint pain.o golfer. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lo

former tailor shop worker joyce mitchell pled guilty to charges of aiding the fugitives.rk department of corrections says the abuse allegations have been under investigation for several weeks and have also been referred to the state inspector general, adding any findings of misconduct or abuse against inmates will be punished to the full extent of the law. but according to the "times," one inmate says after being beaten during an interrogation, he was pressured to sign a report stating, quote, i was not assaulted. left with no other choice, he wrote, i signed. >> and craig melvin joins me now from new york. craig, who's investigating now to see these allegations? >> reporter: right now the state's attorney general is looking into the investigations. excuse me, into the allegations. here's the thing, andrea, it should be noted here that so far the only folks who have been formally accused of corrections officers. no inmates have been charged or implicated in any way, shape or form with what happened there. >> it's just a fascinating and disturbing case indeed. craig melvin

prison tailor shop worker joyce mitchell pled guilty to charges of aiding the fugitives.k department of corrections says the abuse allegations have been under investigation for several weeks, and have also been referred to the state inspector general, adding any findings of misconduct or abuse against inmates will be punished to the full extent of the law. but according to to the times, one inmate says after being beaten during an interrogation, he was pressured to sign a report stating, quote, i was not assaulted. left with no other choice, he wrote, i signed. >> if what they say is true, if things did happen that they say, why? and why was it handled this way? >> cassidy also told us that many of the prisoners making claims of abuse feel they are being blamed for what happened. he also added it's important for prisoners to have a voice and the ability to file grievances. the fact that some may have been denied that right is a major concern. tamron. >> all right, craig melvin, thank you very much. >>> well coming up, a new poll from new hampshire shows bernie sanders ahe

former prison tailor shop worker joyce mitchell pled guilty to charges of aiding the fugitives.ork department of correction says the abuse allegations have been under investigation for several weeks and have also been referred to the state inspector general adding any findings of misconduct or abuse against inmates will be punished to the full extent of the law. according to the times, one inmate says after being beaten during an interrogation he was pressured to sign a report saying quote, i was not assaulted. left with no other choice he wrote "i signed." >> if it is true, that things did happen as they say, why? >> and cassidy also told us many of the prisoners feel they are being blamed for happened. he also added it is important for prisoners to have a voice and to file grievances. the fact some may have been denied that viegt a concern. meanwhile, prisons across the country are facing a short rj of corrections officers. following a group of rookie corrections officers is a new reality series as they train for and take on one of america's toughest prisons. the penitentiary

he and richard matt broke out in june with the help of prison employee joyce mitchell. matt was killed by police sweat was captured at the border. >>> they're scrambling over the release of more confidential children. michelle miller shows us why it's a concern for the pentagon. good morning. >> good morning. this morning ashley madison said it was planning to take things public. hackers dive deeper into sensitive information. ♪ i'm looking for someone other than my wife ♪ >> in their latest data dump hackers calling themselves impact team they're taking aim at the top executive. multiple outlets report that along with a trove of internal files the group posts this message, hey, noel you can ed a admit it's here now. >> cheating spouses around the world. >> if you're feeling a little naughty, let's go here. >> releasing 32 million dating files and personal information. some of the e-mail names are fake. still 15,000 appear to trace back to u.s. government accounts. secretary ash carter confirmed thursday that the pentagon is looking at some of the people on the list who

joyce mitchell providing new details about her relationship with the convicted murderers. >> she got to know matt and sweat from the work in the tailor shop. giving them rum and coke and performing sex acts on matt. i really do love my husband. that is the reason i did not meet matt and sweat. >>> the nfl upholds tom brady's four-game suspension for deflategate deflategate. >> roger goodell said tom brady had his cell phone and sim card destroyed. >> to say i destroyed the phone to avoid the investigation is wrong. >>> the arizona cardinals making history by naming jen welter as a coach. >> the cardinals share their hire on twitter. she has an arizona cardinals coaching job. >>> and a medical first. making one little boy's dream come true. >> a few weeks ago, zion became the first child ever to receive a double hand transplant. what will be your favorite thing to do once all of the bandages come off? >> take my sister from day care and i pick her up. >> how sweet is that? i can't wait to pick up my sister. >> beautiful story. >> kudos to the doctors at children's hospital in philadel

joyce mitchell provided them with hacksaw blades with cloth over them to cut through that steam pipe cut through the cell walls. but the only thing i can think of is they had a sense of direction. they worked in a tailor shop. maybe they were able to figure it out through a sense of direction. how the buildings all connected, how the -- where the yard was and how to work their way out to the street. >> and i promise i'll let you go even though i have a thousand questions for you. the opening in the steam pipe, did i read that one of these guys had to lose like 50 pounds to be able to fit and shimmy? >> yeah. richard matt. we've seen the pictures of him. he was not a small guy. i don't know if he stopped eating the prison food or david sweat put him on a strict diet, we don't know. he lost a fair amount of weight. you saw them shimmying through the steam pipe and david sweat was a much smaller guy so he probably didn't have a hard time doing it. >> randi kaye, thank you so much. >> sure. >>> let me turn to i can brai breaking news. a man who jumped the white house fence back in march

he and richard matt broke out in june with the help of joyce mitchell.weat was captured near the canadian border. >>> the website ashley madison is scrambling to deal with the release of more confidential material. it is double the information they released earlier this week. michelle miller shows us why it's become a concern for the pentagon. >> earlier this year ashley madison was said to be planning to take the company public. they are struggling just to stay private as they dive deeper into sensitive information. in their latest data dump, hackers calling themselves impact team appear to have taken aim at ashley madison's top executive. along with a trove of internal files they posted this message. hey, noel, you can admit it's real now. >> you can switch it to here. the statement came just days after hackers exposed cheating spouses around the world. >> if you're feeling a little naughty, let's go here. >> releasing 32 million members dating profiles. some of the names and addresses are fake. still around 15,000 e-mail addresses appear to trace back

former prison tailor shop worker joyce mitchell pled guilty of aiding the fugitives.e new york department of corrections has the abuse allegations have been under investigation for several weeks, and have also been referred to the state inspector general, adding any findings of misconduct or abuse against inmates will be punished to the full extent of the law. but according to to the times, one inmate says after being beaten during an interrogation, he was pressured to sign a report stating quote, i was not assaulted, left with no other choice he wrote, i signed. >> if what they say is true, if things did happen, that they say, why? why it was handled this way? >> cassidy also told us that many of the prisoners minting claims of abuse feel they are being blamed for what happened. he added, it's important for prisoners to have a voice, and the ability to file grievances he said the fact that some may have been denied that right is the a concern. we should also know that so far, the only people accuse of wrong doing are the corrections officers. none of the inmates have

former prison tailor shop worker joyce mitchell pled guilty to charges of aiding fugitives.ctions says abuse allegations have been under investigation for several weeks, and have also been referred to the state inspector general, adding any finding of misconduct or abuse against inmates will be punished to the full extent of the law. but according to "times" one inmate being beaten after interrogation he was pressured to sign a report, quote i was not assaulted. leaving no other choice he said, i signed. >> if what they say is true, if things did happen that they say, why? why was it handled this way? >> that was nbc's craig melvin reporting. also telling nbc news many prisoners making claims of abuse feel they're being blame for what happened. nbc news has not verified these abuse claims. >>> up next -- blackhawk down, developing news off the coast of japan. a u.s. military helicopter crash. latest in a live report from the pentagon. >> and we'll head out live to our courthouse in new york. tom brady filing a lawsuit seeking to reverse his punishment over deflategate. >>> a

former prison tailor shop worker joyce mitchell pled to aiding the fugitives. any findings of misconduct or abuse against inmates will be punished to the full extent of the law. according to the times one inmate said after being beaten during interfwags he was pressured to sign a report stating, quote, i was not assaulted. left with no other choice, he wrote, i signed. >> if what they say is true and things did happen that they say, why. why was it handled this way? >> cassidy told us many prisoners making claims of abuse feel they are blamed for what happened. he added it is important for prisoners to have a voice and the ability to file grievances. he said the fact that some may have been denied the right is a concern. we should also note here that so far the only folks accused of wrongdoing are the corrections officers. none of the inmates have been charged so far. >> it will be interesting to see the inspector general's report when it comes out. >> indeed. >> thank you very much. >> now to new developments on the toxic spill in colorado. >> good morning, ev

form former taylor shop working joyce mitchell pled guilty to aiding the fugitives. they say the abuse allegations have been under investigation for several weeks and also been referred to the state inspector general. any findings of misconduct or abuse against inmates will be punished to the fullest extent of the law. according to the times, one inmate said after being beaten during interrogation he was pressured to say a report saying he was not assaulted. >> if what they say is true and things did happen that they say, why? and why was it handled this way. >> cassidy also told us many prisoners making claims of abuse feel they are being blamed for what happened. he added it's important for prisoners to have a voice and the ability to file grievances and the fact that some may have been denied that right is a concern. we should also note here, that so far the only folks who have been accused of wrong doing are the corrections officers. none of the inmates charged in any way so far. >> it's going to be interesting to see that inspector's general when it comes out in

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