thank you griff. at this hour, investigators digging in at dannemora prison trying to get any lead on anyone who helped these fugitives break out. the press republicans joe joins us from new york. joe, what's going on in this investigation inside this prison? >> well, the inspect everywhere general's office is delving into this in ernest the past week or 10 days or so. they have got teams of investigators from from around the state up at the prison. they are interviewing staff. poring over documents. looking at personnel files block files. and just about everything in that prison is being overturned and closely scrutinized as they try to figure out exact ely what happened. >> joe what has been going on there with all due respect to everybody, but from afar, this sounds like animal house fraternity house or something. you have got barbecues going on. people bringing frozen meat. you have got screwdrivers. you have got pliers. you have got access to different places. people on the honor system. people s

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to see griff's interview again but first we will show you what happened just moments before our griff jenkins spoke with her. >> we all know he in baltimore city it's a very small number of individuals that are defining the perception of our city. those are the individuals that are responsible for the majority of the crime we have been highly and highly effective in targeting those individuals. that didn't just happen overnight. we sat down with the police department, when i took office i have been in office for six months, we developed a comprehensive process in which we started targeting these individuals, that's the reason why you have public enemy number one who is now facing life plus 24 0 years. that's why you have the public enemy number two who is now facing life plus 50 years. that's the reason why you have a five time serial rapist who was breaking into people's homes raping people knife point gotten off four times in the last he three years now facing 31 years being incarcerated it had everything to do with the collaboration with my office and the police department. we will

griff jenkins is in owls head, new york. griff? >> greta, the attorney for the gene palmer indirectly confirms to us that his client is not being arrested at this time. he only adds that gave meat to richard matt. it's very commonplace for them to be given meat and gene palmer says he wasn't even sure that there were tools in there. now, the part about being commonplace to give inmates we confirmed, fox news confirmed with law enforcement sources that that indeed does happen. on the honor block. inmates have hot plates, things they can cook various things to include burgers in their cells. there is even in the rec yard things called burn barrels and there is an inmate known as the pie man that bakes pies in the rec yard. all this does add up to what attorney for correctional officer gene palmer is saying at this time. again, is he not being arrested. but apparently these inmates are cooking burgers in their cells and this certainly fits the pattern and, in fact, i would add that this law enforcement officer said that's just part of

this is sad griff. this is just very sad. >> the destruction too we won't take our viewers too far in here, but you can get the sense of this is just an aisle. >> >> ted williams is here, still. and "on the record" griff jenkins joins us. griff, there is looting of these cvs drugstores they take morphine and tental fentanyl all the dangerous addictive narcotics. baltimore has had a drug problem. this is increasing a little bit but it's not new. >> that's right. what the d.e.a. told me today these drugs whether it's oxycodone or morphine or fentanyl, they are very expensive, so the next drug of choice is heroin, so, what was already a heroin problem in the city is now compounded and it's on the streets along with the rising violence. and, by the way that wasn't in our interview but i did talk to social agent about the situation going on with the baltimore police and the states attorney and he said, listen when you are dealing with epidemics and rising violence with gang warfare self-preservation of offic

>> griff, thank you. our coverage of this breaking news continues plus stunning new agencies against joyce mitchell the woman accused of helping those two murderers. that's next. cops in baltimore demanding more cops on the street. that's next. donaldsent me an email today. is he running for president in the email you must see for yourself straight ahead. you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla apremilast

griff jenkins is on the ground in upstate new york. he spoke to a neighbor who knows jay cook. >> sea hero, there is no question about that i have known him for over 30 years and this is something extraordinary. when i heard this it didn't surprise me. a week ago i asked him when are you going to catch this guy. >> said be patient with me, i will eventually. jay is resting. i asked him how much sleep he got last night and he said i didn't get hardly any. so, i'm sure his adrenaline is still going. >> and griff joins us from plattsburgh, new york. griff? >> hi, greta. that's right. the hometown hero. sergeant cook pays for a meal i would be surprised. also the u.s. border protection and tactical unit who shot and killed richard matt. they are tweeting out pictures today of that unit. we have to remember it was a combination of all law enforcement, both the hometown heroes and border protection and all those state troopers who successfully brought this nightmare to answered. and now that it's over, everyone is wondering how did they esca

"on the record" griff jenkins is in upstate new york with the latest. griff? >> that's right, greta. lyle mitchell visiting with his wife earlier. that happened when i was at the jail house interview. the sheriff. first just minutes ago you see a video that we shot. jois mitchell being moved from the clinton county courthouse back to reasons ler county courthouse. the sheriff david favreau confirming that information for me in that video that we have and the sheriff tells us she was moved because she became too much of a distraction. remember clinton county sheriff deputies are a big part of this manhunt and the sheriff tells me that it's putting too much stress, a lot of reporters and folks coming to that courthouse to try to get information about joyce, and he is focused on catching those two escaped convicts. so that's what happened with that. you will also see a picture there of lyle mitchell coming to visit joyce this morning. it happened just around 9:00. he spent not the full hour that he was allotted but it was a pretty long visit. and he visited throu

. >> baltimore prosecutor marilyn mosby fires back at fox news reporter griff jenkins for daring to ask a question about police morale. a baltimore cop will be here to tell us what it's really like right now for the police department in that city. >>> plus liberals are slamming jerry sign field for daring to speak out against the pc culture in america today. we'll show you that. it's pretty shocking, straight ahead. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know genies can be really literal? no. what is your wish? no...ok...a million bucks! oh no... geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ one on the left and one on the right. ♪ ♪ can't tell them apart try as you might. ♪ ♪ but a wise man once said that the secret to life ♪ ♪ is to find one that don't look the same. ♪ ♪ find one that don't look the same. ♪ experience the distinct audi q5 at your local dealer today. >>> welcome back to "hannity." now that officer casebolt has taken personal responsibility f

griff do they have a handle on this? >> greta if anyone is under seej commissioner batts behind me saying all hands on deck. what he described turf war going on because of the onslaught of drugs on the streets in baltimore. announced that at least 27 permanencies were hit in permanencies leading to farmer is is pharmacies. leading to. they are trialing to get a handle. commissioner standing with the head of the fbi and dea trying to get things under control. he addressed also the challenges in morale in the officers out there trying to do the best they can under the situation. we also spoke earlier today to the president of the fraternal order of police. lt. gene rine and he spoke about an after action report that's going to be issued his folks, undertaking this to find out what happened and what all the communications were between the command here and the officers out in the field. he spoke about he says, 160 or more officers and firefighters were hurt in those riots. so, things are very hot here. we spoke with gene rya

griff? >> hi, greta. that's right. the cvs that we have been reporting on for so long one ever the ones hit. the dea delivering some news tonight, that number has risen. the dea tells us tonight that the number has risen to 30 pharmacies that were hit and the number of units and narcotics on the street more than 180,000. and, as we know, can you can see here at this intersection now there is a police presence but as we learned from the dea last week the drug turf war that was ignited when these streets were flooded with these drugs has gotten out of control. and, let's just look at the murders that have risen in june alone. we are 11 days into june. all right 13 murders. five people were shot on monday alone. that brings the total murders to 56 for may and june. it's 128 on the year. we stopped by and talked to the dea special agent sean he willerman filling us in on just how bad it is and the new numbers. take a listen. >> we are releasing the 40 extra pictures that we released from the 10 last week. these are people

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. >> and griff gin kins is -- jenkins is joining us. first to you. easy to hide. what are you going to eat? they have to eat and it has been days and days and days. as far as we know they don't have weapons to shoot a squirrel. that seems to me bb the missing clue. >> that is right. surviving in the elements is certainly a challenge. you have to eat. there are thousands of houses, barns, even vacation homes where hunters and fishermen go. they searched the area we are looking at again later in the afternoon because they don't know if they have had to go for food in within of these places. they are rooking for any tips>> i take it you can't just walk through it with a mile on the other side. this is a very vast area. >> i have to agree with you. i spoke with the mayor from the the -- the denseness of it not only that you are dealing with all kinds of bugs. you are dealing with all kinds of snakes. this is just like wild territory and you have to wonder what they are going through if they are out in the under brush. it seems to me like something that would make me g

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griff, thank you. so should baltimore city states attorney marilyn mosby release the autopsy report to the public. the "on the record" legal panel joins us. ted williams and former prosecutor katie phang. katie, fills to you as a former prosecutor. this prosecutor wants to put a lid on this and gag order essentially on the autopsy report. do you agree or not? >> where's the transparency? as a former prosecutor, if you have nothing to hide and frankly because it's a criminal case, you have to show everything. so the fact that she is not releasing this autopsy report suggests that there is something about the medical results that came from the m.e.'s office that would actually support the defense's case. i think it's better for her to just release it. let the public see what happened to freddie gray and then let the evidence lead to the ultimate conclusion as to whether or not there is guilt on behalf of the officers or not. >> well, you know, wait a minute. let's try to remember. this was a prosecutor w

griffe jenkins is live in new york. he was inside the search perimeter. what do you know? >> we are just north of lake titus here on route 30. i went inside the perimeter with one of the locals here a guy checking on his daughter. she lives a quarter of a mile from where richard matt is believed to have been shot. where that happened was in the southwest part of lake titus. there is only about five or six roads off of route 30 that go to the lake and a quarter of a mile to get to the lake. it is gorgeous. he gave me the view of it. as we went in we saw cop after cop after cop, guns drawn. we saw bus after bus. i saw more than six buses where they have deployed law enforcement on foot to pursue in that southwest area of lake titus and work around the southern end to an area called elephant head where they believe according to some of the law enforcement that talked to me off the record down there that we believe down in the southeastern part. if i can just orient you a little bit, the original area where dna was found about eight miles from here in the wolf pond area they w

griffe jenkins is live in new york. he was inside the search perimeter. what do you know? >> we are just north of lake titus here on route 30. i went inside the perimeter with one of the locals here a guy checking on his daughter. she lives a quarter of a mile from where richard matt is believed to have been shot. where that happened was in the southwest part of lake titus. there is only about five or six roads off of route 30 that go to the lake and a quarter of a mile to get to the lake. it is gorgeous. he gave me the view of it. as we went in we saw cop after cop after cop, guns drawn. we saw bus after bus. i saw more than six buses where they have deployed law enforcement on foot to pursue in that southwest area of lake titus and work around the southern end to an area called elephant head where they believe according to some of the law enforcement that talked to me off the record down there that we believe down in the southeastern part. if i can just orient you a little bit, the original area where dna was found about eight miles from here in the wolf pond area they w

"on the record" griff jenkins and former homicide detective ted williams hit the streets of baltimore to find out. >> there is some perception that the police are the bad guys here. do you support the police? do you want the police out here? >> yeah, sure. i would like the police to be out here so if i need one, i want them right there. >> you have police out here, you know, keep drugs murdering, definitely need to be out here. it just gets worse and worse without them out here. >> i don't see a whole lot of police presence. i think it's nice for them to be out here in the neighborhood. >> the community still feels as though it's under siege. >> with the police presence here i think a lot of this crime all the drugs the murder will stop. >> there is a an underlying fear that police officers are not here. they don't see police officers as much as they want to see them out here and they are very concerned. lack of police presence. one thing about it all police ain't bad. got good police out here and whatnot. i'm going to support them as long as they are doing their job. >> chaos in balt

griff jenkins and shake up with a corrections officer lawyer. first fox news rick leventhal with what went down in court moments ago. rick? >> well, greta gene palmer was not in

you heard griff jenkins' interview where joyce mitchell supposedly told her husband that she was not in an intimate relationship, yet, there are rumors out there, strong rumors that she was involved in a sexual relationship with one or both of these inmates. >> i know i bet you are not surprised can't see the numbers on the screen. social vote about whether you could forgive joyce mitchell if you were her husband we asked the viewers to tweet #yes or no. overwhelmingly 87%. of course the number could change. 87% say they couldn't forgive joyce mitchell. >> well, i think it's very understandable that when you hear about that 87% she grown woman. worked in that system. she could have went to the authorities. i don't give a damn what she had over her head she didn't do the right and proper thing, greta. >> maybe there is a back story and we have it wrong. joyce mitchell looks like a woman in a heap of trouble. that's indeed true. we will hear more information later. ted, thank you. and straight ahead. coverage on the charleston church massacre. you are about to hear from a famous musici

"on the record's" griff jenkins confronted mosby in baltimore. >> ms. mosby can i ask you a quick question? cops have said you don't have their back. what would you like to say to them? >> i'm not going to comment on that. i come from five generations of police officers. that's absurd. of course i have -- i work with the police department we rely on the police department to get these

griff be and allow -- griffin -- griffin and allow them more time to protect themselves from foreclosure. i think we must do everything in our power to inform and protect unknowing senior couples from the dangers of not only losing their loved one, but also their nest egg. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. does the gentleman from florida insist on his point of order or will he continue to reserve sfr mr. diaz-balart: continue to reserve. the chair: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. lewis: madam speaker, i would like to withdraw my amendment. i want to thank the gentleman from florida and his staff for working so hard on this legislation and make a commitment to this issue. i look forward to continuing to work with the gentleman to make sure that we do all that we can to realize the full goal of this important program. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: without objection, the amendment is withdrawn. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. de