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so this is -- this is really significant, even if, again, the damage is minimal but the psychological damage i think is quite strong. >> jill dougherty, thank you very much. appreciate you. this morning a manhunt underway after two inmates escaped from a mississippi jail. this happened yesterday morning. police say michael lewis has been captured but they are still looking for joseph spring. officials believe they got out through an air duct after four men escaped the same jail over a month ago. isabel rosales joins us now. what do we know? >> reporter: the sheriff, tyree jones of hines county, says this facility has been plagued with issues since the inception. it's 30 years old. he says it's poorly built. he also is blaming poor staffing for these multiple jail breaks. saying these issues need to be addressed even as they are currently working to build a new

residents, have you seen this person? asking if they have doorbell footage authorities can review to see if they get some glimpse of him. authorities say they're receiving a lot of tips from the public, particularly after that reward was announced. but as of this point, we know of, no credible lead. so authorities are certainly concerned that this very armed and dangerous suspect is still on the loose, jim. >> yeah. that's what you do when you have no leads, you knock on doors. that's three manhunts. you have the one for the cleveland, texas, shooting. you have the one for the stabbings at uc davis and of course the two remaining escapees from that mississippi jail. >> a lot of information to get through. some major investigations under way, let's get perspective now from someone who knows about manhunts. we're joined by andrew mccabe, former deputy director of the fbi, sir. thank you so much for sharing part of your afternoon with us. >> sure. >> let's pick up where josh campbell just left off, francisco oropesa, 38 years old. believed to massacred his neighbors, including an 9-year-old child.

dowd and someone would go prison if they're convicted. a civil trial is a much lower burden, where it is a preponderance of the evidence. the way people describe it is like the scales of justice, you know they're 50/50, and you put a feather on the scale and it's like 50 point or one person gets you over the finish line a preponderance of the evidence, and in a civil case it's about monetary damages. >> friedman agnifilo, thank you so much for being with. as we really appreciated. >> thanks for having me. >> so the search continues for two or four inmates derek escape from a mississippi jail last week, and what happened to the other two. plus we're learning more about the former san francisco city official was allegedly attacked with a metal bar by a homeless man earlier this month. the public defender says her client was not the aggressor and attacked the former fire commissioner in self-defense. that the head, on three 60.

in the supposed persecution of the leader donald trump. so i think trump has something to be worried about. in the end jack smith the special counsel got everything that he wanted from the court because the whole speech or debate clause pence was trying to invoke, yeah, that doesn't stop him from testifying about what trump told him before and around the time of january 6. that is going to be powerful testimony. five to seven hours, that will be a lot of good stuff. >> all right. dave aronberg, so nice to see you. have a great weekend. quick hits across america. one of four inmates who escaped a mississippi jail has been captured. jerry raynes was arrested in texas one day after the body of dylan arrington was pulled from a burnt home following a two hour standoff with police. a manhunt is under way for the remaining two escaped inmates. and a trail derailment in wisconsin has injured at least four people and sent two containers into the in.

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whom thank you for breaking all of that down for us. up next here on "ana cabrera reports," a hole in a jail cell, a stolen truck, a dead pastor. day five of a multistate manhunt, criss-crossing 400 miles for inmates who escaped from a mississippi jail. flooding fears rising faster than the swelling waters of the mighty mississippi river we are in the flood zone as folks brace for impact >> it's scary. it really is you see on the news all the time, people with houses all the way up to the roofline it's goi tngo devastate the whole downtown

do you agree with that? >> one, we have to see all the materials. the government's in a funny position because they also want to allege that it was -- that it didn't cause grave harm because our allies are watching. it's clear our enemies are watching. he had access to something that probably did not need access to, and then he's disclosing it for some period of time, a couple of months, and we don't catch it. the government's in a funny position of wanting to minimize the harm so others have confidence in our classification system, but as well keep this person in jail without bail. we can't know the graveness of it. i will say there is a difference in what he released. it was present time intelligence. it wasn't like the pentagon papers or stuff from the past. it was what was russia thinking at the moment, and what was the united states trying to do at the moment of the invasion of ukraine. it's that current events aspect to it that makes it different than some of these debates that we've had about other major leaks. >> the current location of troops in ukraine, and that sort of thing. josh, we had james clapper, the

patients showed a 60% lower odds of moderate or severe depression. receiving care was also associated with a 73% lower odds of suicidality. so that's one example of the research out there that medical groups have pointed to showing the mental health benefits of this, jim. and i do think that's one part of the debates, the conversation that is an important one, jim. >> no question, jacqueline howard, thanks so much. he's never one to shy away from attention, so why does donald trump plan to skip an rnc presidential debate? plus, an important update on that search for three inmates who escaped from a mississippi jail. we have the latest on a multistate manhunt. - representative! - sorry, i didn't get that.