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this hour two american hikers are now facing eight years in prison in iran. iranian state run television says josh fattal and shane bauer were sentenced today. the two have been locked up in iran since they were seized near the iraqi-kurdish border while hiking. a dramatic new security cam video of what happens on the streets of england and what happened during the riots in the uk. the footage showed masked, hooded troublemakers firing at unarmed officers. poli here in the u.s., the

so-called west memphis three are enjoying their first full day of freedom after 18 years behind bars. the trio were released from prison yesterday after cutting a complicated deal with arkansas prosecutors. the men were convicted for the brutal killings of three cub scouts in 1992, a crime they have long maintained their never committed. an indiana community is saying goodbye to a hero. funeral services are being held for glen goodrich. goodrich died last week at the stage collapse last saturday night. goodrich leaves behind a wife and two sons. delay it's air and water show. about two million spectators were expected to attend, the big draw, the thunderbirds. just after the show started, the

crowd was told to seek cover. once the show passed, the show resumed. back to that major story out of iran. the fate of american hikers shane bauer and josh fattal. iran's state run television said the pair had been sentenced to eight years in prison. a journalist joins us now on the phone from tehran. give us an idea, is there any real confirmation that they have indeed been sentenced? >> reporter: domestic regency has been reporting to ap and ap reported that an informed source from the judiciary has told them that joshua fattal al and shane bauer have been convicted of spying and they've been given five years for spying and three years each for entering iran illegally, which makes it a total of eight years, two years

they have already spent in prison so they have six more years to go. but the lawyers for these two gentlemen, i talked to him two or three hours before and he had not been informed of the court's decision, sentence as of yet. so the news may have been reported, but it has not become official because the lawyer has not been informed yet. and you are still hoping that this was a mistake and that it was a misquote, by the judicial official and the sentence has not been passed yet. but we have to wait until tomorrow to see if he is confirmed or not. >> and if indeed it is the case that they were sentenced to eight years, given the history of others, including a journalist a few years ago who were sentenced to a rather lengthy time to be served and was released just shortly thereafter, is there a strong possibility that this is really

a message being sent to the western community and perhaps they may not have to serve all eight years? >> well, as you said, the lady you're referring to is roxana farbari who's a freelance journalist who mediated and he secured her release. this may happen again. but it depends on the president or the premier to check in and secure the release of the two americans. other than that, if the sentence is eight years, the only thing they can do is to appeal it in the court of appeals in the next 20 days and wait for that procedure to be completed. >> thanks for your reporting, i appreciate that. we are closely watching developments in little bit as

well, where rebels west of tripoli made a very strong claim today, that they managed to push moammar gadhafi's troops out of the last ski city before reaching the capital, that as the latest nato air strikes are still echoing in tripoli. matthew chance is now joining us from tripoli, it is now after 10:00 there in tripoli, so we're hearing the u.s. officials say moammar gadhafi may be planning his last stand and other rebels are saying it could be any day now, what are you learning? >> well, we just have to wait and see, certainly we haven't seen any sign as yet of a rebel entrance into tripoli itself. we have been witnessing of course those very ferocious and low running battles that have been taking play, in places like like -- because of the control they have over the strategic supply

routes in and out of the libyan capital, what we haven't seen is any fighting on the outskirts of tripoli, and if that were to happen, libya is something of a stronghold of support for colonel gadhafi, it's believed that the leader has kept many of his best trained, best equipped trained military in the libyan capital in case they need to step up to defend it. he's also called on all of his supporters in tripoli to arm themselves and to be ready for any kind of rebel advance. so if there is a push on tripoli, then at the expectation is that it will be very bloody indeed, fredericka. >> what is this about conflicting reports that moammar gadhafi are making arrangements so that he could flee to tunisia? >> there are rumors that the gadhafi regime had put out

feelers to other arab countries to egypt, to nigeria as well to see if those countries could provide safe haven for his family and for he himself. but those requests have been refused flatly. they say the leader has said this a number of times in his public statements over recent days that s days that he intends to stay in tripoli and if necessary to lead the fight to defend tripoli himself. so at least publicly, the position is that he's going to stay, but who knows what's taking place in terms of negotiations behind closed doors. >> clearly a lot of uncertainty, thank you very much, matthew chance. >> let's move about 30 miles west that's where sarah side never is.

sarah, tell us about this firefight that you and the crew were quite witness to, quite frankly right in the middle of today. >> reporter: yeah, it was pretty scary. that was though now more than ten hours ago, and what i can tell you is that city has now been taken by the rebels, we went all the way into the city, centered today that's where the massive amount of fighting was happening. we got back safely obviously. but what we saw today was a city destroyed, at least in the center of town and towards the east, where gadhafi forces were pounding the town with artillery require and what's known as grad missiles, these are huge missiles that are like seven feet long and they can do massive damage. however we were told by rebels that they had the help of nato. a couple of days ago they were all told to evacuate the city center, to move out any residents that were in the area.

we do know that the gadhafi forces had snipers on some of these buildings and eventually nato came in and they actually bombed some of the city center. you can see that some of the buildings have fallen in. but a big mess in the middle of the city, the rebels are celebrating. you can hear rebel gun fire. >> are these rebel forces prepared to take on loyalists to gadhafi if indeed they advance toward tripoli? >> it's interesting to note when we asked them these kind of questions, they say, well, god willing, we're going to be able to do this. but they're very confident they're going to be able to move up to the city. the question is what will happen if they get to tripoli. they believe they will be getting to tripoli in the next few days, not the next few weeks. they are very, very excited

about that and adamant that they'll be able to make it to tripoli. but as you heard matthew chance there in tripoli, everyone believes that there will be a massive firefight there unless something drastically changes. and back here in the states, in case you haven't heard there,'s a big wedding going on on the west coast today. kim kardashian tying the north. who cuddle up with your soreness and give out polar bear hugs. technology. [ male announcer ] new bengay cold therapy. the same technology used by physical therapists. go to bengay.com for a 5-dollar coupon.

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kardashians reality show. our koreen wynter is in california where some of the guests are staying as well. so where are we on this big day. >> hi, there, fred, well you said it, a big day indeed for one of reality tv's most powerful families, of course the kardashi kardashians, they reeled in 65 million bucks so that tells you just how powerful they have so we followed their move very, very closely, that's what brings us to california where as you mentioned, that wedding will take place later today, not where we are right now, i'll get to the backdrop in just a second. but it's actually taking place on a private estate, a lavish 11 acre estate. this is where a lot of the guests, some members of the kardashian family are reportedly staying the four seasons hotel here. quite a few spectators out here

as well as paparazzi, as you can imagine, fred, just taking in all the action. this community by the way, extremely after fluent, it's home to not just oprah, but michael douglas, they're used to the big wigs being here, but not this type of attention so they're all really excited. as for the wedding, all of the details have been kept under wraps. kim will be wearing vera wang, she's going to be marrying her nba player chris humphreys, kim also spoke out to ryan sechrest, and while she didn't reveal a lot of juicy details, she did say her dress is going to blow everyone away, and that she changed her mind several times, so we can't wait to see what that will look like, people has exclusive rights to that. maybe seeing that extravagant gown sometime later on this week. kim also revealed that her

stepfather, bruce genre will be walking her down the aisle and many brides, they have anxiety, but she says she's been able to remain relatively calm. her fiance, he's leaving his clothes all over the place, and his dog's annoying her, so she's going through all the typical bride type stuff. >> didn't you catch up with one of the family members who was willing to go on camera? >> i sure did. a frenzy of activity yesterday, in the middle of monticino. >> how are you? >> i'm good. >> she's good. >> are you nervous? you said a couple of weeks ago that you would be really nervous today. how do you feel? >> i feel good.

>> so chris says she feels great and she actually got a facelift for the affair. >> oh, gosh. >> she wanted to be fabulous for the wedding. >> everything's so public. >> reporter: we know mom will be beautiful, she's also be wearing vera wang. so i think the whole family will be stunning in this star studded affair. >> considering they're so public with the details leading up to it, they ore not so public once it gets down to the event actually happening but that's in large part as you mentioned, they're going to do a wedding special on the whole thing so they want you to tune in later? >> reporter: they sure do. it's going to be quite a money maker. when kim's sister khloe got married a couple of years ago, it brought in huge ratings for e. of course the kardashians will make a big cut. so there's a lot at stake here. it's a four-part special.

two hours of that and the following day, so there's a whole production behind this so i can't wait to see how it all unfolds. okay, we're going to talk about movies coming up. what the new releases are, are they worth seeing? which films should better be left alone? plus this, "money" magazine is out with its list of the best places to live. and this year it's focusing on towns with less than 50,000 people, we're talking about one of the communities right after our break. here's a hit. >> reporter: this town has something in common with the home of the kentucky derby, it has more than 300 days of sunshine. what place has space to run around? we'll let you know after the break.

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keep you out in the sun. >> when you get a little older and need some space, louisville is the perfect place. >> real estate values have barely budged in six years. thrills and chills at the movie this is weekend as conan the barbarian and fright night have hit the big screen. and a romantic comedy one day. but are they worth your box office bucks? here to tell you all about it, we have -- live from los angeles. okay, matt, let's begin with conan the barbarian, we're not talking about arnold schwarzenegger making a come back in this one, instead of a new face in conan, jason, does much need to be said about setting up -- it didn't matter what conan the barbarian is about? >> in this case it kind of does, actually. >> okay, set up the clip. >> we're going to see an

introduction to conan, he kind of comes back, it's a reboot really, it's a little bit of the story that we had seen in the first conan the barbarian back with arnold schwarzenegger. >> okay, let's take a look. >> okay, she yelled conan and everybody else says conan. which is? i'm getting confused here. >> i think it depends on where you're from and whether or not you're trying to make sure you're not talking about the talk show host. >> right, exactly. so i was really be facetious, it matters what it's all about, but it really is just a whole lot of slash and that kind of good stuff and it's very appealing to a lot of the guys.

>> well, sort of. what you mainly get here is a lot of fight scenes, that's the best thing going on in this movie. but the story is really lacking. unfortunately, you never really care who conan is or why he's doing what he's doing. you do get a story about a boy who, when he's a young boy, his village gets wiped out and he's on a quest for revenge, but you don't really get behind him as a character. and this movie was really disappointing, i have to say. it. say what you will about arnold schwarzenegger these days, but he has a lot of on screen charisma and i didn't think this stacks up. >> so what is your grade? >> my grade is a d. it's relatively forgettable. >> fright night, for those of you who just love the thrill of something scary, fright knight taking on the 1985 horror flick,

it stars collin farrell and then terrorizes the team next door, let's watch. >> heck no, you're not going to see me at this one. but anyway, what did you think? and then your grade. >> i like this movie, for a movie that -- for an unnecessary remake, pretty good. collin farrell is really good in this. and the secret star is david tennant, who's basically playing a chris angel type character. i really enjoyed this movie, i'm giving it a b.

i thought it was a really solid movie. it's not particularly scary. but i think maybe i will see it. it's not a very scary more error movie. >> so you're giving it an a? >> i give it a b. >> let's talk about "one day" it's out in theaters, some say it's reminiscent of whenever harry met sally. the critics are weighing in. what's being said? >> yes, the critics are weighing in, i haven't had a chance to see this, but we have had reviews for this film. we give it a rotten score. >> okay, well, matt, i guess there's one in this trio here that me way see, it's always

good to see you, thank you. >> thank you. all right, stick around for the latest viral video that includes a dog and a volleyball, that's right. cnn's anchors and producers cover stories all around the world. and that means we get some of the great tips on restaurants, hotels, travel spots. so in this week's travel insider. note toe journalist jim -- take in a free concert in michigan. >> on behalf of the rotary club, i would like to thank you for coming down tonight. tonight we have the sunshine string band all the way from midland county. >> i brought a little regal mandolin when i came home from korea. and buddy sat on it while we

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the governments of several other countries for refuge. u.s. officials say gadhafi may be preparing for a last stand in tripoli. a thunderstorm hit the chicago area this morning prompting the city to delay it's air and water show. about 2 million spectators were expected to attend. the big draw, the thunderbirds. just after the show started, the crowd was told the seek cover and once the storm passed, the show resumed. all right, one more time on this viral videos. we're going to showcase some pooches, this one is very athletic and very fun. >> it's like the dog days of summer. we have all seen the dog play catch with the ball, you know, we saw the skate boarding dog the other week. but check out petey. >> this one plays volleyball. >> look at that.

>> and i love the way he barks, petey barks just to punctuate that score. >> i can't even do that in the pool with my family. >> 32 volleys taking place here. they counted. >> i love how they're putting the little text up there so we know how far they have gone there. >> and petey is quite the athlete. not just volleyball, he can skate board as well. >> have you ever done that with your dog, with a laser? >> she's a lab, she's mellow and cool. no, not lifting a paw. but something i reallilike about petey, petey likes the movies, guess what the favorite movies might be? >> marmaduke and bolt. >> 250,000 hits on youtube. let's talk about other matters that are very important out there, extreme temperatures,

whether it's really hot or you got way too much water. what's going on? >> we have got a lot of big weather stories, i want to start out with the tropics because we have been talking a little bit about harvey, this is a tropical storm which has made landfall now over belize, but it is a concern even though it's going to be weakening because it's bringing very heavy rainfall and it's going to be moving inland so expect to see anywhere between three and six inches widespread and flooding as well as mudslides can be expected in parts of central america and mexico. in the u.s., we need to pay attention because things are getting really busy. the first one has a 90% chance of developing into a hurricane. the computer models not looking real great right now, we're talking about the potential for the u.s., at least the southeast u.s. to pay close attention to this late next week. there's a very big consensus here with the models, they're all kind of packed tightly

together. other weather showers and thunderstorms, some of which has been severe moving across parts of michigan right now, they are just west of detroit and there are warnings on these storms west of detroit. so be aware if you have outdoor plans, go ahead and maybe change them here. flight plans, also possibly changing for you, chicago o'hare, you mentioned the air show, fred, they have ground delays, an hour and a half, takes a while to catch up from that and baltimore, 30-minute delays at this time. >> not far from baltimore, the nation's capital and a lot of folks are going to be descending on the nation's capital because the landscape there is about to change. the martin luther king jr. memorial will have its dedication ceremony next week but we can already take you on a virtual tour of the site right now. josh levs is going to take us on a journey. >> the ceremony itself will be a week from tomorrow. it will be next weekend on sunday. but there's all sorts of events already going on. take a look at these pictures,

and these are renderings of what the site is going to look like. i'm going to jump you inside this virtual tour. i'm going to show you a little bit and tell you some basics. this is a four-acre site, organizers say is designed to invoke the memory and spiritual presence of dr. king. it has several different sections that include some of his most famous quotes and excerpts of his sermons. and this is the centerpiece, this is the sculpt chur. when i click on it. you're able to see the inscription, "out of the mountain of december spire comes home." it is designed to be a stone of hope emerging from this, a mountain of despair. is it's got that imagery going for it. and it's very, very close, just

steps away from the lincoln memorial, from which he gave that "i have a dream" speech. there's a lot of things to show you, including the virtual tour. let's show everybody my page and you're going to be able to see right now where i have shown you everything you got here. face book and twitter, joshlevscnn. and the blog, cnn.com/josh. we're asking people what this memorial means to you and what you think it means for the country. >> you said it's near the lincoln memorial. where is it in relation to the whole reflecting pool? >> it's just on the other side of the tidal basin, if you're looking out over the reflective pool, you'll see it there on your right. and there it is, you're closing in on it. that will be updated once the memorial is actually added to google earth. >> there isn't a bad place around the nation's capital. thank you so much, josh, for

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a complement try and alternative mess sin than the general population. take a look at a study of over 14,000 health care workers, 76% of those workers say they use alternative medicine, as opposed to 63% of the general public. that's the subject of our weekly look at how to get and stay healthy. why does that disparity exist? healthy living expert bill lloyd joins us from boston. dr. bill, tell us the big differences between traditional health care and these kind of complementary alternative treatments. >> in traditional medicine, nurses and doctors find problems and fix them. your blood pressure is too high, take a pill.

here's a list of some important differences involving complementary med din, they use fish oil or pro biotics, they like to practice mind-body medicine. they also like body based practices, things like spinal manipulation and massage and something called movement therapies, activities like palates. >> okay so then why would some of these same doctors be recommending what people would know as traditional medicine, why are they recommending that as opposed to the alternative kind of therapies? >> well, you know, a couple of reasons. nurses and doctors are insiders as far as the health care system so they know where the gaps in treatment are. they know american medicine isn't perfect, so like other

patients, they're also looking for solutions as well. but fredericka, many health care providers practice defensive medicine, so unless there's some solids evidence-based therapy, then they may be reluctant to recommend it to their patients, but out in the parking lot, if you ask your doctor, they may tell you, i can't talk to you now, i've got to go my massage. >> does viit have to be an all none proposition? take the field of pain medicine for example, where, yes, it's true, many people who suffer severe pain are on a variety of different medications, but many of them are also referred to these alternate providers who study acupuncture and other. >> how does one go about exploring alternative medicine. how do you begin.

>> the first thing is go right back to your regular doctor, they might have some insights for you. if the doctor seems to be cool to the idea, look up a specialist who practices integrative medicine, these are doctors who combine evidence-based alternative therapies with traditional therapies. whoever you go to, always verify their training and experience. these alternative practitioners have to have licenses, and you go on the internet and you can find out all about them. and carefully monitor all the drugs, therapies and treatments and natural products that you're taking, because there could be collisions sometimes, always make sure you notify your regular doctor, everything that you're taking, including her balls and other probiotics in addition to the medications you've already been prescribed. >> dr. bill lloyd, helping us stay healthy. always good to see you, this time from boston.

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time now for cnn politics update. republican presidential candidate john huntsman is taking some of his opponents to task. in an interview with cnn, huntsman -- saying they acted like lunatics, he said. meantime another member of huntsman's campaign team resign friday. and texas governor rick perry is running for president on a message of smaller government. but when it comes to immigration, he says washington is not doing enough. at a campaign stop friday, perry said it's a shame his state has had to spend so much on border security. and president barack obama is trying to get a little r & r but not everyone's happy about that, about the choice of his location of rest. the republican national committee created a website for

negotiation to send mocking postcards about president obama's vacation. much more of the newsroom straight ahead, don lemon. >> one year we happened to be in martha's vineyard, a bunch of friends and i, and we're like we will never come back here, everything is blocked. >> but then when you've got national security there and secret service. >> it's tricky and it's cold. we're going to go to pakistan because that's where our reporters are reporting from. exactly what's going on with two americans who are in iran. they have already spent two years in prison in iran. will they spend six more for hiking in iran. >> we don't put pressure on the president. we love the president. we love the president.

we're very proud to have a black man. when you tell us it's all right and you unleash us, and you tell us you're ready for us to have this conversation, we're ready to have the conversation. >> all right, well, she's talking the way people talk around their homes about having an african-american president, it's like oh, you can't criticize the president because he's black. part of what he's saying, with each day the questions intensify over congresswoman maxine waters and why she says she's ready to unleash on the president. an executive order promises the promote diversity in government and beyond, did it have anything to do with the congresswoman? i'm going to ask that. straight ahead, what could

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a 12-year-old atlanta girl is being called a real life nancy drew after cracking a burglary case the police couldn't. jessica maples had just finished a summer forensic class when someone broke into her great grandmother's home. police investigated but couldn't solve the crime so jessica did her own investigating and not only did she track down the stolen items, but she also tracked down the alleged thief. so how did she do it? find out tomorrow when jessica joins me with her remarkable story, that's 2:00 eastern time right here on cnn. meantime let's check in one more time with jacqui jeras in the weather center. we're talking about some nasty storms in the midwest? >> we have been tracking them across michigan, a severe thunderstorm is in effect just west of the detroit area right now, damaging winds will be the primary concern as these storms approach, you can see those orange boxes, that means those warnings are in effect west of there and we do think that they

could hold together as they move toward detroit, they probably won't hit there until about an hour from now. if you're heading out to dinner and if you're heading oud doors, if you see any of that lightning, make sure you go indoors and wait 30 minutes until that thing passes. one of the reasons that those storms out are there, a cold front is approaching and this is going to be bringing a relief for a lot of folks, from oklahoma city, down towards houston, heat indexes 105 through 110. but here comes that cold front and that's going to bring cooler conditions in the midwest, the northeast and eventually trying to sink its way down into the southeast as well. it's already feeling really good in minneapolis. how about that, a day of 77 degrees. chicago, it's 78, the front has passed, your storms have moved through and we mentioned earlier in the show about the air show

that had to be delayed for a while. as you head into tomorrow. you can see that cooler air spilling in. and last but not least, we're continuing to track the tropics, this could be a very busy week ahead fredericka, we want everybody in the southeast to be prepared because this latest tropical wave could definitely become our next tropical storm, that name would be irene. >> okay, jacqui. i'm fredericka whitfield, more of the news coming up with don lemon. soy complex and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. aveeno tinted moisturizers. ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ ♪ she was waiting up around the bend ♪ ♪ smile at me and then you take my hand ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, where delicious ingredients like toasted oats, with rich dark chocolate, sweet golden honey, or creamy peanut butter come together in the most perfect combinations. ♪ i was thinking that i hope this never ends ♪

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