BALDWIN: OK, staying one step ahead of the law, we have the two convicted bank robbers who made this daring right out of the movies escape from a high-rise federal jail in Chicago using sheets and dental floss. They are Joseph Jose Banks and Kenneth Conley. That's where they were last seen, walking away from Conley's mom's house. They banged on the door and they were turned away.</s>JEN SULLIVAN, FBI SPOKESWOMAN: Unfortunately, the trail has gone cold since then. We are pursuing leads and hope someone sees the pictures and they can share.</s>BALDWIN: It turns out these two guys are long time criminals. In fact, the FBI refers to Banks as one of Chicago's most prolific bank robbers. This is video you're looking out here. This is from some of his heist. The escapees are pretty creative too because we have pictures of how they escaped. They stashed clothes and bedsheets under blankets and you can see the middle of the scene tied together. If you can squint you can see it. They put all this under blankets to make it look like to make it look like they were just going to bed. Grab the sheets, tied them together, reinforced it with dental floss and squeezed through a 5- inch wide window, rappelled down to 15 stories. They were spotted on the camera and hoping to grab this cab, which they did a couple of blocks away. There was a $50,000 reward for Banks and Conley's capture. Keep in mind that is a fraction of the half million dollars in robbery cash. Banks is believed to have rolled away, bedsheets and dental gloss. Consider this, you will find more gun stores in American than McDonalds. And in supermarkets, wait until you hear the numbers of this billion business. Plus, any minute, Chris Christie known for his outspoken and blunt delivery is about to hold his first town hall in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
High-Rise Jail Escapees on the Lam