they were searching for them in yellowstone national park. here is the latest. >> he is actually the third inmate. this is a story that has gripped america for the last 11 days. three violent criminals escaped from a prison in arizona. the manhunt has taken them from that prison to a double murder scene in new mexico. now, 1,000 miles north, it has taken them to the popular spot of yellowstone national park, which this time of year is crawling with tourists. among them are hiding potentially two dangerous fugetives. police are serving the yellowstone park area, and now in the wider area of wyoming. this gang is alleged to have carried out a spate of hijack things, killings and robberies around the way. police say there are still two dangerous individuals on the run after one of the men was captured in the early hours. he was spotted going to a church service just outside yellowstone, and he was offered paid service by a pastor to mow the lawn. someone realized who he was, and they called the police with information. another convict is still o

police believe the men could be hiding out in yellowstone national park this morning. mike marurar with the latest. >> the three are believed to be hiding somewhere in yellowstone national park, perhaps on the way to canada. >> we consider them extremely armed and dane russ. >> clues to their capture may be in this burned trailer. they discovered bodies in remote new mexico wednesday. evidence appears to tie the fugitives to the crime. >> we have linked one of the subjects through forensic, to the crime scene in santa rosa. >> 500 miles away july 30th convicted felons daniel, john and tracy escaped from arizona's kingman prison. officials say two others toss the wire cutters to the men who cut through the fence. one was captured in colorado a week ago. the rest are still on the run. >> a lookout for tracy province and john mccluskey. >> as national attention increases, police point to mcklusky's own mother accusing her of aiding in the escape, even providing the futuretives with money. saturday she was arrested. >> he'll never realize. >> the futuretives have ties to m

an intense manhunt is under way in yellowstone national park for two prison escapees and their accomplice. officials describe the men as very dangerous and very zeps pretty. >>> the bodies of six american workers ambushed in afghanistan are now in kabul. >>> the military trials of suspected terrorists at guantanamo bay gets set for a busy week. a canadian is going on trial for killing a u.s. soldier in afghanistan and a former aide for osama bin laden will be sentenced after entering a guilty plea. >>> jurors in the rod blagojevich corruption trial enter their second week of distributions today. the former senator is accused of trying to sell barack obama's seat. >>> and rick perry and fund-raisers in both dallas and houston. >> more news after this. ♪ yeah, we really do - ♪ and there's nothing wrong - [ bird squawks ] ♪ with what i feel for you ♪ i could hang around till the leaves are brown and the summer's gone ♪ [ announcer ] when you're not worried about potential dangers, the world can be a far less threatening place. take the scary out of life with travelers insurance...

national park. >>> and twister terror. a tornado ransacks a minnesota farmhouse. >> oh, no, no, no, no, no. oh, no. this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, august 9, 2010. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm emily smith in for betty nguyen. relatives and friends of those ten medical volunteers murdered in afghanistan say the group new the rules and wasn't trying to convert anyone. the medical workers, including six americans, were executed by the taliban after they completed a two-week mission in a remote area north of kabul. their bodies were returned to the capital sunday. tara mergener is in washington with more. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. the victims were with the international assistance mission, a group that serves the most difficult and remote parts of the country. afghan police are on the hunt this morning for the killers of ten foreign aid workers. their bodies were flown back to kabul sunday, three days after police say they were lined up and executed one by

province was captured monday in meeteetse, wyoming near yellowstone national park. a woman spotted him at a church over the weekend and called police. >> it's extremely scary to me. i think it's way scary. who would ever dream they would show up in meeteetse, wyoming? >> reporter: police say escapees were tied to last week's killing of an elderly couple in new mexico. the fugitives are believed to be white supremacists and fear they are migrating north toward canada. brad wheelis, abc news. >>> a veteran flight attendant is in custody this morning after an argument with a passenger got out of control. police say steven slater cursed the passenger over the plane's p.a. system after that flight arrived here in new york, then he grabbed a beer from the galley and slid down an emergency chute. he was arrested a short time later at his home on several charges, including reckless endangerment. neighbors say slater has been under stress lately because of his mother's fatal illness. >>> a former b-2 stealth bomber engineer could face life in prison after being convicted of

the latest arrest came today in wyoming not far from yellowstone national park. here's ben tracy. >> reporter: tracy province's ten days on the lam came to an end at 6:20 this morning. he is said to have spent last night at this church. province was arrested at this motel after a woman he talked to about odd jobs later recognized him. >> as soon as she sat down on her couch up come the pictures of our escapees and she immediately identified him and positively identified him. >> reporter: it was about 60 miles from yellowstone national park where authorities believe province and his fellow fugitive, 45-year-old john mccluskey, were hiding out. they escaped from a medium security prison in kingman, arizona, on july 30. they allegedly hijacked a truck near flagstaff and then wound up in santa rosa, new mexico, where they are accused of killing a couple from oklahoma. their burned-out camper and charred bodies were found last wednesday. the fugitives then headed north about 900 miles towards the montana/wyoming border where province was caught. mccluskey is still on

national park. abc news. >> it's 5:49 now. b.p. now says it may have the blown out well in the gulf of mexico permanently sealed this week. they plan to intersect the damaged well with a relief well that they'll be driving. b.p. says the cement poured on top of the oil hardened over the weekend so engineers can dig the final 100 of the relief well again. the government's incident commander says there's virtually no chance the oil well will leak again. an estimated 207 million gallons of oil spilled into the gulf after an oil rig explosion in april that killed 11 workers. >> 5:49 now. pretty cool for so long we wouldn't know what to do with ourselves if we saw average temperatures and above average temperatures again. >> and then we'll know what to do, get outside. >> the pool would be calling, kristen! >> oh, yes. (laughter) >> very nice. 5:50 this morning as we look at sfo and the low ceiling and the fog. within 10 minutes, 15 minutes they'll probably start announcing some of their flight arrival d

marshals said today, they think the trio is now hiding in yellowstone national park, and that fugitive tracy province has likely split from the group. dan? >> clayton sandell, thank you. >>> next to the massacre of ten aide workers in afghanistan. six of them americans. tonight, we're learning a lot more about who they were. doctors and nurses who gave up the comforts and the paychecks of home to help poor villagers in a dangerous country. nick schifrin is in kabul tonight. >> reporter: this is not how they were supposed to return. ten members of a medical team brought back to kabul today in coffins. 6,000 miles away, a pastor speaks about an old friend. >> i can say without hesitation that tom and libby were the most honest, unvarnished, direct mission workers i've ever known. >> reporter: dr. little was the team leader, the old hand in afghanistan, who survived three wars here. today, we learned more about who died with him. thomas graham quit his dental practice four years ago to provide afghan kids free care. glen lap was a nurse who volunteered during hurricanes katrina and rita.

. >>> police are searching the vast yellowstone national park area for two men who escaped from an arizona prison and their female accomplice. the men, who are described as armed and dangerous, escaped last month after the female threw wire cutters over the perimeter fence. efforts to find the three have intensified after one of the inmates was linked to a double homicide in new mexico last week. authorities now believe the fugitives may be hiding in portions of the park that span montana and wyoming. >>> and now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. storm chasers this minnesota captured dramatic footage of a powerful tornado destroying a farmhouse. fortunately the house was empty at the time and there were no reports of any injuries. the national weather service says at many as seven tornadoes may have touched down in minnesota and north dakota this weekend. >>> home video from florida shows a rare waterspout off the coast of sarasota yesterday. the residents who recorded the footage said the water spout lasted almost ten minutes before disappearing in to

. >>> a man hunt is underway in yellowstone national park tonight for two prisoners that escaped. authorities believe that they may be hiding in portions of the park that span montana and wyoming. investigators believe they may have gotten separated. they do not believe any of the suspects have wilderness survival skills. >>> it's been almost a year since a 6-year-old has disappeared. a missing person's group is holding a series of events this week. what they are doing to bring home others who are missing. >> reporter: has been missing for a full year now. oakland investigators felt from the beginning that he was murdered. investigators feel that he was killed by his foster parents, lou risk ross and jennifer campbell. they were briefly arrested on suspicion of murder. sherry miller who led the search always believed the parents or tried to, but now things have changed. >> i would love to see somebody just walk through these doors with them in their arms. do i think that's probable? no. no, until we have his body, we can never be 100% sure. >> reporter: we are here -- dedicated to

national park. evers to find the three intensified after one was lent to a double homicide police have been advised they may cross into canada the warning was issued because they have moved northward and are within several hundred miles of the border. >> hundreds gathered at this candlelight vigil to remember people who were killed in a work place shooting eight people were killed a week ago when a driver at a beer distribution company opened fire on his co-workers. he claimed that he and other employees were mistreated on the job. he shot the workers and then killed himself. >> back with more headlines and a moment. [ male announcer ] whoa, the new ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. get ready for the ride of your life. wipeout in waves of tender turkey and crispy bacon. gaze upon the rad rainbow of voluminous veggies and cool, sea-green avocado all on freshly baked bread. are you up for the ultimate? ♪ then you've got to try the totally new subway ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. carve one up today

the latest sighting of the fugitives was in yellowstone national park. >> this morning, manhunt. >> breaking news and a massive manhunt tonight. manhunt tonight. >> they're considered extremely ha armed and dangerous. >> an escaped killer is caught near yellowstone park. >> among the water fall said, water life, and summer tourists at yellowtone park, officials here continued the search for fugitives connected to a tragic double murder. >> to put an end to this nightmare. >> early this morning, a break in the ten-day-old case when one of the men, tracy province, was caught. >> he was arrested by u.s. marshals. >> he had been spotted on sunday at a local church, singing along unnoticed with the choir. >> u.s. marshals last night set up surveill nls in the yearea o where he was observed. they arrested him without incident. he had a ninety-nine mi millime he had a ninety-nine mi millime gun at the time. we still have john mccluskey and ms. welch still on the run. john mccluskey is pectsed to be on the run with casslyn welch. she's his fiance. >> mccluskey and his partner, who helped break them

, national park. the search intensified after a double homicide in new mexico. tracy and john escaped from a private minimum security prison in western arizona last week. on wednesday, investigators found the badly burned skeletal remains of an oklahoma couple in a are chaed camper on a remote ranch in eastern new mexico. forensic evidence linked the crime to the escapees and their possible female accomplice. >>> a 14-year-old boy is facing arson chargeses in southern california. the los angeles county sheriff's department says he confessed to accidentally starting a 40-acre wildfire when he was trying to smoke marijuana. two 14-year-old boyses were detained just after the fire threatening 50 homes was brought under control. one boy was released of a the other admited to starting the fire when he dropped a barbecue lighter. he watts trying to light -- he was trying to light a marijuana pipe. >>> this tuesday, mas the one-year disappearance of campbell. a nonprofit called citizens for the lost society

. >> reporter: marshals believe the couple is no longer in the yellowstone national park area. law enforcement in canada and several other states are also on the lookout for this pair of fugitives considered armed and extremely dangerous. candice gibson, cbs news. >>> voters in four states go to the polls to choose candidates for november's election. a key issue as democrats hope to retain majorities in congress, growing voter discontent. today's vote may be a litmus test of what's to come. tara mergener is in washington with more. >> reporter: good morning. well, the stakes are very high today. yet another possible indicator of where their constituents may stand heading into november. voters in four key states are choosing candidates to square off in november. in colorado, both democratic candidates have presidential backing. michael bennets has president obama's endorsement. >> he's been a breath of fresh air. >> reporter: while his competitor, andrew romanoff, scored president clinton's support. in the republican primary, jane horton is vying against tea party favorite ken b

national park. visitors to the park are being warned to alert authorities if they see anyone who looks like the fugitives. >> they are at the beginning of a spree. a spree killers are the most dangerous people out. >> the two men escaped from this privately-run medium-security prison in kingman, arizona, last month. a third inmate, who also got out, daniel renwick was captured a week ago after a shoot-out with police in colorado. police have also arrested mccluskey's mother, claudia washburn. they say they believe she and welch aided in the escape. province was serving a life sentence for murder and robbery after stabbing a man 51 times. mccluskey was serving a 15-year term for attempted second-degree murder and aggravated assault. now questions are being raised about why such dangerous criminals were being housed in a medium-security facility, where guards didn't notice right away that they had cut through the fence and escaped. >> it appears to have been a human error on the part of several of tha

a manhunt centered in the yellowstone national park. efforts to find the three intensified after one of the inmates was linked to a double homicide that happen in mexico. they advise the suspects may try to cross into canada. the warning was issued because the three moved north and are within several hundred miles of the border. we will take a break back with more headlines in a moment open them bell on the other side of this bridge will have the latest numbers for you. our real national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more than geico and progressive combined. i saved because i'm accident-free. of course, with so many ways to save including discounts of up to 40%, having that many customers shouldn't be a surprise. so ask a neighbor about state farm, then call an agent at 1-800-state-farm or go online. [ horns honking ] ♪ [ male announcer ] come into an at&t store and experien

authorities say they may be near yellowstone national park. officials stress the group is armed and extremely dangerous. >>> six american medical workers murdered in afghanistan are being remembered for their decades of service to the afghan people. the taliban claims they were killed because they tried to convert afghans to christianity. u.s. officials call them selfless volunteers. >>> contradictory testimony this morning at a war crimes trial in the netherlands where actress mia farrow said naomi campbell told her she had been sent a huge diamond by former liberian leader charles taylor. last week, though, campbell testified she received dirty looking pebbles but did not know where they were from. taylor is accused of taking illegally mined diamonds from insurgents in sierra leone in return for weapons that were used in massacres and mutilations. >>> new developments this morning in the almost ten-week-long search for kyron horman in oregon. miguel almaguer is in portland, oregon. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. detectives won't ta

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hunt for two prison escapees suspected in a double homicide is focused on yellowstone national park area. u.s. marshall investigators believe the two men may be hiding in or near the park in montana or wyoming. a woman believed to be an accomplice may be in the area. they are linked to the murders of an oklahoma couple on a remote ranch in new mexico. >>> the blown out well could be permanently sealed this week. last week the top was filled with mud and cement now that it has hardened bp plans to continue drilling a relief well. the drilling will be done 20 to 30 feet at a time until they get to the bottom of the well and then they will also fill that with mud and cement. >>> bp says it spent about 6 .1 billion dollars to respond to the oil spill it wall began april 20th when an -- all began april 20th when an oil rig blew up in the gulf of mexico. this includes $319 million to settle 100,000 claims. there is money for drilling relief wells and grants to gulf coast states. >> those who knew ten foreign medical workers in afghanistan are rejecting claims the group tried to convert afghans

the search for esame prisoners from arizona is focused on yellowstone national park. they may be hiding in yellowstone campgrounds as they try to reach canada. it's believe they have separated, one traveling with his fiance. >>> in the gulf bp hopes to begin the final phase of sealing the broken oil well this week called bottom kill. more mud and cement can be pumped into the bottom of that damaged well a cement cap poured in last week from the top has hardened now. >>> in afghanistan the hunt is on for the taliban gunman that brutally murdered 12 medical workers, shot and killed in northeastern afghanistan thursday as they returned from a two-week aid mission. the group included six americans. the bodies were returned yesterday. taliban claimed they were spies trying to convert muslims to christiansity. that was denied by officials and relatives. >>> a war crimes trial of charles taylor mia far owe took the stand and contradicted testimony of naomi campbell. richard roth with us this morning. good morning. >> well, if jewelry ads would have you believe a gift of diam

was originally focused on yellowstone national park but they no longer believe they are there. they believe well. helped with the prison escape by tossing wire cutters over the perimeter of the fence. >>> a catastrophe is unfolding right now in china. landslides have killed 337 people in a remote town, while more than 1,000 people are missing. look at this flooding here. heavy rain led to the land flood. this is one of the rainiest years in a decade. it swamped entire mountain villages. rescue workers are helping people. >>> a health emergency has been declared in russia in the wake of the worst heat wave there in 130 years. temperatures are in the triple- digits across moscow and the heat is compound by toxic smog from nearby a wildfires pushing pollutants to six times the normal level. a top official says the heat is to blame for an average of 700 deaths a day. isn't that incredible. >> wild weather all over the entire world. >> wow, it's just amazing. we have had a very hot summer here, too. gary, what do we have on top tonight. >> more heat, not like that thank goodness. th

marshals think they left yellowstone national park. >>> crews working on bp's broken well in the gulf may have one more hurdle to overcome, that's the weather. the national hurricane center is watching a cluster of thunderstorms in the eastern part of the gulf. forecasters say they could hit the disaster zone as early as friday, that's when bp hopes to complete drilling a relief well in order to continue to plug the damaged well for good. bp says it is keeping a very close eye on the weather and they'll adjusts they need to. >>> it is primary day in colorado, connecticut, minnesota and georgia. sarah palin and mike huckabee brought georgia's race for governor to the national stage, each stumping for one of the gop candidates. in colorado two cliffhanger races could test anti-establishment sentiment as the democratic party picks michael bennett meets outside andrew romanoff. >> at some point is, you have to stand up to the leadership of your own party when you think they're doing something wrong. i'm doing that right now. >> the gop senate primary in connecticut may not be as close, bu

national park. there is evidence linking the escaped inmates and the accomplice to the killing of a couple in new mexico. u.s. marshals say the three may be hiding in portions of yellowstone. >> we consider them extremely armed and dangerous and we pray upon the public to be vigilant. >> deputies say it does not appear any of the three are expert campers or have wilderness survival skills. province was serving a life sentence for murder and robbery after stabbing a man 51 times. >>> it is 5:14 now. violence in iraq this weekend killed at least 69 people. the shootings and bombings ramped up fears of an insurgent comebat when the u.s. ends its combat mission in iraq later this month. officials expect the violence to get worse as the august 31st deadline approaches. four of every five bases have been closed or handed over to iraqi forces, with 100 still under u.s. control. one u.s. soldier was killed. >>> attempts to permanently seal the broken well in the gulf of mexico are moving forward this mornin

. >> there is a manhunt for unexpected killer, at the national treasures and in the /near yellowstone national park. >> they consider themselves bonnie and clyde in a joke about it. >> investigators say it cold- blooded killer could been taken wreckagrefuge near old faithfuld his company buyhe is accompanies fiancee and cousin. his mother is arrested in suspicion of beating him and his father. >> if i ever see him! and what you did. and i will shoot you. >> to other escaped picklhalf ad caught. three convicted killers escape from a medium security prison near kingman, arizona cut through a cut wires. hijacked a semitrailer releasing the trigger, on on. me the way towards mexico with their suspected of murdering an elderly couple and burning their trailer. one escapee, daniel has split off from the others and was captured after a gun battle in colorado. faja this morning, they arrested a second fugitive, tier province. federal marshals say that they could also be in getting contract with white supremacist groups. we're concentrating our focus and montana and we feel confident that they

. >>> an update on that grizzly bear that attacked campers near yellowstone national park last month. the bear was thin and had intestinal parasites. the late-night rampage july 28th left one man dead and two people with serious injuries. the grizzly was captured a day later at the same campground and euthanized. the bear's poor body condition was due to a vegetarian diet made worse by parasites. she had not eaten human food in the last two years. >>> it is being called a miracle, 130 of 131 people survived a jetliner crash in colombia. when you see the plane you'll be surprised, too. the plane broke apart as it slid on the runway. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the plane to cash. it did happen during a thunderstorm. five american citizens were on that plane. >>> the number of cases of debit and credit card skimmers are growing across the country in late february, police arrested two pim linked to a southern california armenian gang for planting 11 skimmers. they were targeting arco and 7-eleven gas stationers with a certain kind of pump. more than 200 people repor

the hunt for two arizona prison escapees and suspected accomplice is centered in yellowstone national park. efforts to find the suspects intensified after being linked to a double murder in new mexico. tracy and john escaped from a private security prison in western arizona last week. on wednesday investigators found the badly burned skeletal remains of an arizona of a couple in new mexico. they linked it to the possible fema complies. >> actress mia farrow testified today. she had sheared supermodel naomi campbell saying she had been given a huge diamond following a charity dinner in south africa. campbell told a court last week she did not know the diamond was from taylor and that she intended to donate it to a children's fund. they're seeking the link of the gift to taylor to prove he received diamonds from rebels in sierra leon and used them to buy weapons. >> japan parking the 65th anniversary of the second atomic bombing (bells ringing. >> bells followed a moment of silence at the exact moment when the u.s. dropped a second atomic bomb three days after bombing hiroshima. 80,000

marshals think they left yellowstone national park. they are now following leads in montana. >>> california's $11 billion water bond is off the november ballot. state lawmakers removed it because polls showed it might not do well. after a close vote last night the issue is on hold for two more years. the water bond would have funded reservoir projects and the restoration of the sacramento/san joaquin delta river. >>> a courtroom showdown is brewing for furlough days for state workers. last night an alameda county judge blocked the governor's executive order requiring state workers to take three unpaid days off each month. a spokesman said governor schwarzenegger will appeal. new furloughs were expected to begin friday and they would be the second round ordered since last year. between february of 2009 and june of this year, state workers were furloughed a total of 46 days. >>> the governor will talk with san jose leaders this morn being the state budget. he scheduled a discussion at the silicon valley chamber of congress. there is a $1

police say the fugitives hiding out in the vast yellowstone national park are, quote, very dangerous and very desperate, especially after one of the men was linked to the murder of a couple in new mexico last week. we're going to get the latest from investigators. >> some very tense moments near yellowstone this morning. >>> and the first lady and daughter sasha are back home at the white house after the vacation in spain, but they're coming under some fire this morning for taking such a luxurious trip during the hard economic times. should they have splurged? we'll go inside the debate. some people think it's a bit tone deaf. >> cokie roberts here to weigh in on that. >>> and also, can the food that you give your pets make you sick? we'll have a story on the salmonella outbreak in humans linked to pet food. >>> we begin in yellowstone national park where there is a massive manhunt under way for two arizona prisoners and the accomplice who helped them escape. clayton sandell is on the scene. clayton? >> reporter: good morning, george. we are learning this morning that the u.s. marsha

earlier 37 focusing the search on yellowstone national park. yesterday the second escaped convict was taught in miami hitchhiking with a handgun. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. let's take a live look bedside, to the character you? no we do the programming note. giants game, so we have back to back america's got talent followed by a special edition of the kron 4 evening news. we will be right back with more news, weather and traffic in just a minute. presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get a great offer on a new cadillac cts sport sedan... ..the most acclaimed vehicle in its class and a car and driver 10 best third year in a row. summer brings out the best in all of us, so now's the perfect time to get behind the wheel of a brand new cadillac. now during cadillac's summer's best sales event... get zero percent apr financing for 72 months or this attractive lease offer on a cts sport sedan. or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high s

. >>> the search for two prison escapees and their accomplice now centers on yellowstone national park. efforts to find them have intensified now that one of the inmates has been linked to a double murder. >> police describe the escapees as very dangerous. and very desperate. clayton sandell has the latest now on the search. >> reporter: this is all that's left of the burned-out trailer where new mexico police found the bodies of linda and gary haas. authorities say these fugitives, on the run, may be to blame. >> we consider them extremely armed and dangerous and we pray upon the public to be vigilant. >> reporter: convicted felons tracy province, john mccluskey and daniel renwick busted out of this kingman, arizona, prison july 30th. had help from an alleged accomplice, mccluskey's fiance and cousin, police say she tossed the men wire cutters so they could slice through the fence. from there they hijacked a big rig at gunpoint, driving to flagstaff. they were later seen in phoenix. gary and linda haas were found dead wednesday in new mexico. the couple's car found 100 miles away in a

say behan is your friend or believed to be in yellowstone national park. >> consider themselves on the inside, the joke about it. >> investigators a cold-blooded killer may taken refuge somewhere near the bubbling hot springs of old faithful. john mccloskey is accompanied by his fiancee and first cousin catherine de wilde. arrest for weekend on suspicion of aiding and his stepfather says he would rather go undone a stepson even of his address the. >> to evade scabies having taught here's of the story unfolded. 11 days ago on july 30th as of three convicted killers escape from a privately run medium-security prison near kingman arizona. prison authorities say the cutters secure doors were the cutters smuggled in by wells. they hijacked a semitrailer release in the driver's ron hunt. made their way to new mexico where there's a spirit of murdering an elderly couple and burning their trailer. one escapee daniel run next line of from the others and was captured ever again rattled tubes from witnesses led searchers rios duron part. this morning they arrested a second fugitive federal marsha

they had last been spotted in montana, leading to an all-out alert in yellowstone national park. but authorities suspected they'd try to reconnect with family in arizona. when they were found last night, they were armed. >> casslyn welch had a firearm in the small of her back. she attempted to go for the firearm but as she pulled it out, the s.w.a.t. officers obviously had her -- had their guns trained on her and she dropped the weapon. >> reporter: the quick-thinking ranger was suspicious of the camp site and found the license plates on their car were stolen. mccluskey and welch are now in jail, an ending that could have been much different. >> i think all of us here were convinced this was going to go down into a bloody shoot-out. >> reporter: a nationwide manhunow clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> all the passengers on board american airlines flight 24 from san francisco have made it to new york after a day of some high anxiety. the plane was ready for takeoff when someone phoned in a threat. two passengers who both reportedly had pakistani passports were detained and the

. >> we are live from yellowstone national park at the plaza rebecca mentioned a few seconds ago. just kidding. coming up we'll talk about national parks both the greatest locations out there, some little hidden enclaves, hidden gems, great price, some places are free. peter is here. we'll talk about that in seconds and we decided if we are talking parks let's outfit the place so you get that feel. >> we got up bright and early this morning, we set this all up out here, actually some very nice people did this for us. >> yes, they did. >> but you can do it yourself for basically free and take a great vacation and peter greenburg will tell us how to do it. >> i thought it was odd they made you sleep in this tent last night. >> i want to immerse in my surroundings. >> let's check back with jeff. >> you have the perfect camping gear on. >> yeah. who does not camp in a suit? >> full makeup, everything. >> good morning, guys, and everyone. the nationwide investigation into the salmonella outbreak of eggs is expanding to include a second iowa producer. more than half a billion eggs have

one of the convicts accused of murder escaped from prison arrested near yellowstone national park where he was doing work at a local church. and now the paster is speaking out in a exclusive live interview today. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> welcome to "today," 7:00 a.m. on the west coast on this tuesday morning. i'm mare deeth vera. >> i'm matt lauer. we're following that breaking news out of alaska, a small plane with at least eight passengers on board has crashed near the town of dillingham, about 300 miles southwest of anchorage, alaska. >> there are reports that former alaska senator ted stevens may have been on board as well as former nasa administrator shawn o'keefe. >> nbc's tom costello covers aviation for us. he's in washington with the latest. what can you tell us. >> reporter: we have been getting reports to the effect throughout the night and the morning, we started hearing reports and we now are hearing more and more reports that in fact former senator ted stevens may have been on the plane that went down late last night in alaska in a remote area in s