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shlgts first up, convicted killers whoot an early release from prison based on forged documents are now back in custody. we got our first look at them in court this morning. charles walker and joseph jenkins both charged with escape. they were found at a motel in panama city last night. andhose two arrests are likely not the end of the story. nick valenci is live for us now. what have you learned from law enforcement about what thaw're investigating now? >> i just got off the foen with the florida department of law enforcement. this is new information just into cnn. i want to strez, though, that this is is in the preliminary portion of their invest kbags. ey did say they're looking into those documents. those documents could have cost up to $8,000. they wanted to stress to our viewers that it is very early on into the investigation into that. they also say that arrests are em innocent. they're looking into those that helped charles walker and joseph

jenkins while they were escaped on the outside. also looking into those that could have helped get their hands on these documents. also, in terms of this scheme, this sfraud that jenkins and walker used, the commissioner did say that two times before unsuccessfully this has happened. so we knew of one case involving a man named jeffrey forbs. he says there's actually two cases of this having happened before unsuccessfully. and what next for those inmates? they're charged with escape, but they're serving life in prison. >> they feel their next court appearance on the 25th of october. that's on friday. we're still unclear at this point whether or not they're going to stay in big county jail where they are just a few miles away from here or whether or not they're going to be transferred. i was told earlier that eventually, they would be turned oemp to the florida department

of corrections and make their way in front of an administrative board. back to this scheme, though, fred, we've got some sound from the u.s. marshal ls. >> i know that this is rare. here, in florida, this is the first time i've heard of it. i've been in law enforcement for over 30 years and it's the first time i've ever heard of prisoners escaping from their custody by a measure such as this. >> this is a pretty embarrassing blender, fred, for all of the agencies involved. it's going to be a while before we have all of the questions answered on this one. >> we're going to talk more about this case with well-known criminal defense attorney later on this hour. the first numbers on the affordable care act sign-ups are in.

despite web siet glitches, around half a million people have made it through the online application. that isn't enough for republican senator ted cruz, however. the buck needs to stop at the top of the health and human services agency. >> some of her colleagues are saying she should resign. do you agree with that? >> absolutely. why? because the program she has imp lemted, obama care, is a disasterment it's not working. it's hurting people all across this country. >> cnn's chris lawrence is in washington. so, chris, the site was down for maintenance on friday. it's up and running again, right? >> that's right. they basically have been taking it down every weekend to do some maintenance and then bring it back online. of course, people are still trying to fight through a lot of those glitches. but as you mentioned, fred, this is the latest, most complete picture we have of exactly, you know, how successful or not successful this program is at its launch. near lif a half a million people

have filled out the applications. now, that does not mean they're enrolled. it means they've put in all the information about salary, family members, things like that, completed it. but it's still more steps to go before we actually are able to choose an actual plan. the critics are still harping on a lot of those glitches. people got error messages, they couldn't get a log in, they waited weeks to slog through the system. the folks who backed the system say these are just glitches. nose who are criticizing say these are fundamental flaws in the sovltware that should never have been there. >> chris lawrence, thanks so much in washington. we'll be watching, of course. so the senator who led the fight to defund obama care told cnn that he's not backing down. we're talking about texas senator ted cruz. it could include another government shutdown. and he even talked about whether

this could all be a prelude to a run for the white house? >> when do you make your intelligences for the white house known? >> rook, my focus is entirely on the u.s. senate. it's on substance. i get everyone wants to talk politics. >> and, you know, some trips to the first primary might be little hints. >> but there's a reason for that. the only way to win this fight, and for that matter, to win some of the other fights we've had, is to energize and activate the grass roots of the american people. you don't get 2 million people signing a national petition without going directly to the people. and what we're trying to do -- listen, i think what we're trying to do is bigger than the economy, than the budget, bigger than even obama care. what we're trying to do is change how washington operates. the reason people are so frus ratsed is career politicians in both parties, they aren't listening to u you.

and even more than that, the american people have the sense, for good reason, that the system is rigged. >> let's talk weather now. it's getting pretty chilly across parts of the country, kneeling very fall-like. samantha moore is in the severe weather center and says you can blame canada. oh canada. >> well, fredericka, some of the coldest air is spilling out of canada into the northern and sen central plains. and then this whole trough is going to usher that air out to the east. so we're going to see some dramatic cool downs as we head into the next few days. those temperatures just plum etting behind that system. quite windy at times. we're talking some snow here, some impressive amouptings. could even see one to four inches across much of minnesota, and into the up of michigan. we could end up seeing our first

measurable snow of the season. high temperatures, not too high at all. well below average for this time of year. the average is 61 degrees. so well below average. so here's our pattern with that frontal system moving through. some snow associated with it as we move ahead into our monday and all of that cold air will be marching to the east as we head through that workweek. so it looks like we need to dig out the sweaters and the jackets, fredericka. >> all right, we'll all do that. it's a very different kind of weather south of the border. tropical storm raymond is gainigai gaining strength as it churns off the coast of mexico. experts say it could become a hurricane by monday and then turning away. it may not make rainfall, but forecasters predict heavy rains around mexico. two killers back behind bars in fla fla.

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sentences, or so it seemed. it turned out the documents were forgeries. everyone is wond wondering who helped them do this. cnn analyst joining me now from orlando. mark, we heard from florida law enforcement that they do expect more arrests. do you think the focus is on those who helped them on the inside or the outside. >> reporter: i think it's going to be those on the this side. it looked like from day one that they've had to have help from the salescleclerk's office or m lawyer. to get those documents into the system the right way took some knowledge. >> so talk about the knowledge that it would have take p. the judge, himself, has gone on camera saying someone clearly took his signature and managed to somehow duplicate it, put it on these documents and everyone thought it was very authentic. this sounds very elaborate. very sophisticated. >> well, you know, with what we

have today with desktop printing and whatnot, you can almost make your own dollars. so the idea of being able to forge the judge's signature, i can almost understand. but to do it in the right way, with the right motion, to get it into the system the right way through the clerk's office, you really take some understanding ofl the way the process goes and how to slide it in without being caught. >> and then what about the cost? we heard our own nick valencia saying it could have cost upwards of $8,000 to get those kinds of forged documents. where would that money come from? >> well, you know, i'm certain that if i was in for a life sentence and somebody could get me out, i'd figure out someway to come up with money. whether that's somebody on the outside for them. it's interesting that the family members seem to be completely unaware. they were literally taking them to church, living in the same areas with them. it's interesting looking forward to see what happens. >> this is alarming to everybody.

you know that florida corrections system, justice system, better than just about anybody there in florida. how much of a surprise does this come to you? or do you think that, you know, you saw promise red flags within the system that something like this, there were openings for something like this to happen? >> well, i think it's happened before mplt i think it's going to happen again, unless d.o.c. and the local clerk's offices around the state get very, very careful. this has got to be an awakening for the system. we now know that the system can be gained. it's also sort of an easy fix. when dchlts o.c. is going to release any prisoner, what they should do is contact the state attorney's office who happhandl sentencing and let them know is there any reason to keep them in? any other warrant? and that would be a very well quick safety measure. >> all right, mark, thanks so much. good to see you. appreciate it from orlando.

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newark mayor corey booker is washington bound now after his victory last week to fill new jersey's vacant u.s. senate seat. will he maintain that celebrity status on the national political state? >> you know, i'm going to go out there and try to be the best me possible. >> so far, that's worked for corey booker. he's never had trouble drawing a crowd. which is why the new jersey democrat may get a very warm welcome when he goes to washington. rutgers university political science professor ross baker. >> i think he's a great asset to the democrats. i think he will be a great fundraiser.

>> reporter: booker, the mayor of newark, is so widely known, he has a twitter following of 1.4 million people. his campaign boasted big celebrity endorsements. he has a powerful and recognizable brand. >> there's a lot i have to learn. i'm going to be back in new jersey as much as possible to directly serve people. >> he's going to be very visible. people will expect him sto exude that incredible charisma that he has. i think he'd be well advised to keep it in check. >> reporter: sound advice, but it could prove tough considering the background. some pundits are saying booker is a potential pick for a vice

presidential run in 2016. >> look, i've also heard that i might be a choice for the giants right now. but we're having a tough time this season. so maybe i might get called in. >> oh, what a great sense of humor. so what is in store for this slen rity mayor as he heads to washington? he says he's going to study. but then what? >> reporter: and that's a good idea. we know that these transitions aren't easy when these celebrity status go into figures. political analysts say the first thing he needs to do is have more style than substance. and there are a few ways to do that in washington. try to get some prominent places and hire a strong washington staff with some know-how about the town. he doesn't have long in aufgs. he'll only be in office for 15 months. that's what's left of senator frank lautenburg's term.

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bottom of the hour now. here are five things crossing the cnn news desk right now. florida officials expect more arrests in the case of two escaped inmates. they were in court this morning after being caught last night in panama city. the convicted murderers had been released from jail based on forged documents that showed they had reduced sentences. and, now, investigators are trying to figure out who else may have been involved. number two, a california out of service bay area rapid transit train struck and killed two workers. the workers were checking on a rail. the sdent comes as bart union workers remain on strike over a variety of issues. the accident is under investigation. number three, firefighters in australia aren't getting any help from the weather today.

a day of high temperatures and strong winds. the area around sydney has been hit by dozens of fires in recent days. and number four, a long island man was arrested at j.f.k. airport for allegedly trying to board a jet blue flight with a bag of knives and scissors. port authority officials say timothy schiavo had owned the bag's contents. he has been charged with criminal possession of a weapon. and number five, check out these two men base jumping off of a bridge more than a thousand feet. oh, my gosh, above the ground. 34 base jumpers from 15 different countries gathered in china this weekend to take the challenge. the jumpers only have fiver seconds to open their parachu s parachutes.

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lance armstrong was once a seven-time tour defrance winner. but his dramatic fall from grace has tarnished his legacy. a new book, "wheelmen" claims how he got away with doping for so long and who helped him.

cnn spoke to the authors who are both reporters for "the wall street journal." >> we've always viewed this as more of a business story. it's more than doping and cycling. we viewed this as a story about a business enterprise, essentially, and cheating was at the heart of it! did the fact that he also had this charity, did he use that to kind of blank criticism of him? >> absolutely. the lance armstrong foundation, which is now known as the livestrong foundation; after this can sdal, was really his shield. he was fighting cancer. he wasn't just an athlete. he was above all of that. and that really, in the minds of so many of his fans and followers, protected him over those 14 years. >> he would even say sometimes u you know, i survived cancer. why would i take drugs. and people believed it. it gave him special status in the eyes of the public. >> what happens to him now?

he's still facing at least one lawsuit, correct? >> yeah. floyd landis filed a lawsuit as a whistle blower, essentially on the u.s. poisal service's violation of the contract. lance armstrong's team violated the contract by doping. and the u.s. department of justice has joined that lawsuit to the tune of potentially $120 million. >> that lawsuit really points to some of the business themes that i think we bring up in the book. for instance, armstrong argues that the u.s. postal service should have known it got this marketing benefit by sponsoring the team because he won so many times. the postal service had the benefit of all of the media exposure. and he is basically arguing in the lawsuit that the postal service should have known he was doping. squl it's obviously incredibly important to him to be able to compete in triathlons, and that's one of the things he cannot do now. was he doping in triathlons?

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form ere doctor is accused of drugging and drowning his wife, michelle, so he could be with his mistress. a bathtub took center stage as neighbors began showing exactly how his body was found. prosecutors were questioning whether dr. mcneil was trying to breathe life after she was pulled out of the bathtub. martin mcneil could face life in prison if convicted. it's another high profile case that caught the nation's attention. here to talk more, good to see

both of you. >> so we've heard testimony from friends and neighbors who did paint the picture that it was a little strange. >> well, sure, the prosecutors have to deliver a case to say that, you know, he really did kill her. >> there has to be some forensic evidence, there has to be some physical evidence. that's strange. it proves this or that. >> while i think they have an uphill battle, there's certain things that will prove that this was a murder. for example, her behavior -- the

fact that he asked the doctor for more drugs seems premeditated, in a way. that she didn't even, in fact, need these drugs. the doctor actually aed vised her not to get a facelift. but he moved and moved for her to. to me, that shows intent. that shows premeditation. >> there are eight children involved, four biological, four akopted. one is even a medical school student turned on dad pretty quickly saying we think dad had something to do with this. >> they did. in fact, dad told one of those daughters, the mother came to one of the daughters and says if something happens to me while i'm recovering from this faceli facelift, be sure to check into

your dad. and a facelift that apparently, she had second thoughts about. >> he needed this cocktail of drugs, of pharmaceuticals to kill his wife. the defense here, there are so many inconsistencies. i do think that not having a cause of death, a clear cause of death, is very, very strong for the defense. >> it is. >> okay. and now the judge ruled that several federal inmates and etch a former utah jail inmate can testify. argue that in kourlt. what is that all about and why?

>> jurors are people. they have to take the totality of the circumstances and look at it. if he is bragging in jail, i wanted her dead anyway and they're never going to be able to prove that it was me, they're going the take that and they're going to let the jury ponder that. the judge is allowing this inmate to testify. so that does mean that this could be some evidence that could be very important to the jury putting all of the pieces together to come up with a verdict. >> isn't that unusual? >> it is unusual. it's kind of a way to get character evidence in through the back door. but i do think that in this particular case, because he talked about this to so many other inmates, the judge has found that there must be some shred of reliability here and that the jurors should consider that in relation to and in the context of the totality of all of the testimony. >> fascinating stuff. thanks, ladies. appreciate your insighted.

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