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terrifying, terrifying. >> good morning. welcome to "early start." >> i'm christie romans. itis 5:00 a.m. in the east. >> we begin with top secret nsa programs. the source of the leak, 29-year-old edward snowden back in the shadows. he's said to be in hong kong. where exactly is unclear. the white house welcomes debate over the surveillance programs and it's open to changes if the debate shows the public wants them. but, a just released survey says most americans don't have an issue with being tracked. joe johns explains. >> reporter: investigators are scouring the personal life of edward snowden to see if anyone helped him gather sensitive documents to expose the top

surveillance programs. his last known where abouts are traced to this hotel. he's no longer there. a reporter said on monday, he will not be the one to reveal his sources location. >> i know where he is, generally. i'm not going to talk about where he is in general or specifically. he's a source. i'm not going to disclose information about his where abouts. he's capable of doing that, if he wants to. >> reporter: snowden sparks suspicion before he leaves. they were too late. he and his girlfriend cleared out. a new national survey conducted by the pew research center says 56% of respondents approve of phone tracking. 62% are willing to have their privacy intruded upon if it

stops terrorism. >> the public needs to decide whether it's right or wrong. >> reporter: he could face felony charges under the espionage act. >> if you disclose specified information to unauthorized individual that could lead to the detriment of the united states, i believe that carries a ten-year penalty. >> reporter: if charged, the next question is getting hong kong to extradite him. >> the state department can revoke his passport and send it to the authorities in hong kong basically notifying them this individual is no longer traveling on a valid u.s. passport. >> reporter: joe johns, cnn, washington. >> the gunman, john zawahri was armed and ready to inflict pain. he had multiple firearms, 1300

rounds of ammunition when he shot and killed his father and brother and set their house on fire. after randomly shooting at strangers in cars, the suspect was shot and killed by police. the military judge is expected to rule on a request by hassan for a three-month delay in his court-martial. last week, he ruled hassan can represent himself. if convicted, he faces life in prison or perhaps the death penalty. from heat waves out west to tornadoes and riptides to the east, the extreme weather continues this morning. what's happening out there? >> it's unbelievable. more tornadoes pummel the southeast in kentucky and maryland. we are taking a look at extreme weather across the country.

check out this amateur video of a tornado wiping out much in its path. >> wow, that is hit hard there. >> in franklin, kentucky, roofs lifted, houses ripped from their foundation. >> debris in the air. >> residents like steve were found picking up pieces of their countryside homes. two elderly women found hunkering down. >> it's awesome. they are lucky. two women had minor injuries. that wall right there is the only wall standing in the house. that's where they were at. >> reporter: much of the nation gripped by extreme conditions. a water funnel hitting ground. flash flooding in the city,

leaving many in maryland at a standstill. at the u.s. open in pennsylvania, it dampered hopes on the green. the first day of practice officials closed the course for hours. in golf shores, alabama. rip currents were to blame for four drownings. in the west, a different picture. a challenge for firefighters trying to combat the silver fire. that's pushed many residents to evacuate their homes. the national weather service issued red flag warnings across the west in california and new mexico. the fire near new mexico score ched 1500 acres. a different picture on the eastern sea where we had heavy rains. storm reports and tornado reports out there. much of the weather pushing off to the east. up state new york and northern

new england, more heavy rain kicking out of the area. showers an inch or two possible. nothing as strong as yesterday. where the severe weather threat is going to be, where the warm air merges with the drier air, looking at montana and indiana. kind of like a sliver where we could see the threat of severe weather. it's a slight risk today. the heat is still on all the way to the west coast. we are talking temperatures really hiding. average, 81. salt lake city, 90. phoenix, so hot. so many people in arizona complaining. 110 degrees. i don't know. definitely too hot for me. >> it's a dry heat. >> sure. >> with 110, it's just 110. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. we have breaking news in turkey. police in riot gear are facing off with protesters using tear gas and water cannons.

this marks the 12th day of protest there. so far, 5,000 people have been injured in the protests, three people killed. knick is live for us from istanbul. what is the scene like for us right now? >> reporter: right now, john, as the tur kish prime minister is speaking, behind me, substantial numbers of riot police moved in around the protest. let's go back. at 8:00 this morning, they moved in, slowly walking, then began clashes between protesters, used armored vehicles, fire water cannons at them. one was disabled by a protesters molotov bomb cocktail. many rocks thrown. hit back by tear gas. the police are using tear gas not with the same relentlessness

as before. there's less violence than over a week ago. now we are seeing that central protest. the green space in the heart of istanbul, the protection at the heart of this protest spiralled into other issues. that is being left alone. police won't be approaching it. we are seeing interesting pictures of a number of armored police vehicles, four or five, by my count, forming a circle and many riot police moving in, too. the police have a strategy here. they are clearing away barricades, bulldozers and beginning to mask in front of that protest. john? >> it does have the appearance of a combustible situation. the turkish prime minister set to meet with protesters tomorrow. what are we expecting from these meetings? >> reporter: this, behind me is

proving his negotiating position. he's had no tone since he began. he called the protesters looters, marginals. the mark of something to be proud about in many ways. he's not sounding conciliatory as he speaks now. unless we see, i'm sorry, we are seeing a water cannon now being used behind me. i can hear some blasts that suggest, yes, tear gas. people are beginning to run. that's what we have seen quite frequently. i have experienced this gas myself. very hard to breathe, significant effect on your eyes. clearing away the square. what you are seeing in that cloud of gas, 50 to 100 meters away. to the left, head out toward the

green area where they are. these people running away now. the police, it seems, massing absolutely clear they want control of the square. showing no signs of negotiations. meeting protesters tomorrow. it doesn't have a clear leader or iconic leader. in many ways, it's an expression of a load of grievances. >> nick, remarkable pictures from behind you. we are seeing people dispurse. the tear gas canisters are exploding there. we can see the giant cloud of smoke. are you safe where you are? is that smoke or tear gas coming anywhere near you? >> reporter: we are fine. if it comes here, i will have to reach for a gas mask. this is very thick. this is the most i have seen used. the net effect is clearing

people out of the square. i have to say, the tone and pace of how they are walking, we are not seeing an angry response at all. people are moving down the side streets. the police got the head. the goal is to push people up into the park, up those particular areas. i think the main issue from having audio issues, the main issue is to hold that particular part of the square. this is the commercial heart of the city. back to you, john. >> thank you so much, nick. hopefully you can hear me. as you pointed out, it doesn't seem like the demonstrators are fighting back against the use of the water cannons and tear gas. it did have them dispersing them immediately. we saw the crowd evaporate before our eyes. explain to us the role turkey plays in the role with the u.s. the key nato ally -- nick, we

have lost nick there. having audio problems and communication with nick. he's feet away from the demonstration from istanbul where police used water cannons and tear gas. >> this is a major american ally. when you see unrest in the square, you want to see how the protesters are handling it. it's a strategic ally for us. >> a key nato ally and across the border from syria where we have seen so many problems. the united states needs a stable turkey. thanks to nick. we'll check back in with him as soon as we can. here is a heart-stopping video of a base jumper. those who seek thrills often

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breaking news, riots raging in a crucial hot spot. police unleash tear gas and water cannons.

hillary clinton on twitter this morning going letter by letter to solve the riddle, is she running? >> the butt slap straight to the slammer. just or just plain offensive. the drama that sent a football legend straight to prison. >> welcome back. i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. >> dramatic pictures. police move into istanbul using tear gas and water cannons. we have seen it happen live here this morning on cnn. turkey's prime minister spoke to lawmakers and plans to meet with protest organizers tomorrow. nick is feet away from where the protests have been going on. we have seen dramatic images. what is the latest right now? >> reporter: since we last

spoke, a calm descended. the r source were the water cannons. this started early on this morning, 8:00 this morning. clashes below the bureau. a lengthy back and forth. nothing but rocks and molotov bomb cocktails. they managed to take out a police truck, catching it on fire. tear gas pushed them back. the police are trying to control that square. conservationists trying to protect the trees there. they won't be touched. police want control of the concrete and road spaces around the group of trees. >> video of a few moments ago when police used the water cannons and tear gas. the crowd is evaporating,

fleeing the outskirts of the square. i understand the prime minister just finished speaking. he's in a tough spot. what did he have to say? >> remarkable, actually. as he was talking, we saw the cloud of gas in the square. we heard he said the protests are not democratic. he claimed 95% of the folks didn't know where the place was until the protests started. they have been hijacked by various groups to push forward their agenda. there was a broader conspiracy against turkey and his administration. he said they have always tried to listen to the people who haven't voted for him. i should stress, half of turkey did vote for him. he is democratically voted in. the 50% feel like their way of life, the secular lifestyle is being oppressed by the creeping conservatism many criticized the

other administration for. >> they are being watched very, very closely. >> reporter: this is the first stop for barack obama in turkey. on the edge of the middle east. absolutely vital member of nato, bordering syria. the most pressing policy at this particular point. turkey is so vital for both decisions and america on the european union. yes, many watching what's happening here to see what situation leaves the administration. a decade long ally through thick and thin moments with the united states. certainly they will be keen to see dozens emerge from the democratic administration. very outspoken remarks from john perry. when we first saw the unrest here, heavy handed tactics.

lots of tear gas. senseless. when it all began, it damaged the idea of being a democracy for many. i'm sure washington will hope to see turkey emerge as democratically or acknowledge after the unrest is behind it. >> nick, in the middle of a dramatic moment. thanks. back home, powerful storms are spinning off tornados. officials believe a twister touched down around 6:30 last night. it downed several trees, destroyed a garage and shed in wood bin. >> we have storms spinning out of control in maryland and kentucky. we have the forecast. what can we expect today? >> you are seeing a lot of wet weather on the east coast and heat on the west coast. some of these storms are severe. you can see the storm reports.

today, we are dealing with rain on the east coast. it's trying to move offshore where we are dealing with more of the rain. up state new york and up into maine. here is what it looks like over the next 48 hours. one to two inches for the new york area. new england, the low wraps around the moisture. heavy rain up to four inches. today, the slight risk area of severe weather, we watch the boundary between the warm air and cold, dry air. the sliver in between. montana through indiana is where we are looking for thunderstorms to be popping, especially through late afternoon today. otherwise, the big storm, we keep talking about it. it's the heat. above normal temperatures are spreading to the east. forget the rain in the southern states. we are talking high temperatures. out west, we have the fire danger, red flag warnings and the temperatures aren't getting better. high heat, low humidity and winds not making for a good

combination. >> thanks so much. the arizona medical examiner released the names of all 21 people who died in the may 31st ef-5 tornado. 115 people treated at hospitals. national weather service says the tornado at 2.6 miles wide was the widest u.s. tornado on record. more nsa records will be leaked soon assedward snowden goes back into hiding. he's believed to still be in hong kong, but where? it is open to changes of a national debate shows the public wants them. federal agents are still building a case against snowden. computer forensics factor in a major way if it keeps moving forward. >> schools in connecticut had to be put on lockdown because of a telephone threat.

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we teased the cutest little kitten caught in a pipe or something. you have seen these pictures, right, animals forging for food, they stick their heads in a tight spot and get more than they bargained for. >> it is tough to shake free. >> reporter: a deer stuck in a bag. a deer stuck in a jar. a kitty stuck in a hole. this is the story of critters in over their heads. in this case, in a dorito's bag.

a sheriff's deputy on patrol spotted this deer on the side of the road after midnight in the florida keys. >> i suspect that the deer was trying to get that last dorito in the bag. >> reporter: it didn't get bagged by regular doritos. judging from the packaging, the green is a give away, it was hankering for chili lemon chips. the deputy pulled off the bag and it scampered away. >> save all the lives in the world and nobody pays attention. pull a bag off a deer's head and it's all over the country. >> this deer couldn't eat or drink. its head stuck in a plastic jar. a woman turned to a rescue organization, wildwoods. they showed her to use a pole. >> the apparatus tightened up,

the door stood up. it was a bit of a rodeo. >> reporter: it lasted a few minutes. >> she gave it one hard tug and the jar came off. >> reporter: it seemed dazed after days without a drink. it headed for water. is this what they mean by curiosity killed the cat? in this case, the kitty was found with its head stuck in a hole. >> when she was tranquilized and relaxed, we could push her through the hole. we had to jimmy a rope around her. >> reporter: they finally popped her out. she was uninjured. she'll be put up for adoption. one lesson from these jarring images is that when people litter, animals are left holding the bag, even a bag of doritos. cnn, new york. >> this is a story about trash. this is definitely a story about

trash. >> a trashy story? >> my kids are saying they are always learning don't litter and reuse and recycle. >> "early start" continues right now. the secret spying program on the run in hong kong, how he may have planned the perfect getaway. tornadoes, flooding and the sizzling heat wave. weather taking hold from the country from coast to coast. police unleash tear gas and water cannons on crowds. nick paton walsh, his report ahead. and look at this, a base jumper cheating death, the parachute malfunctions while she's falling, the terrifying scene, all caught on camera. you will not believe craps to her. good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start."

i'm johnber man. >> i'm christine romans. a new vow that more nsa secrets will be revealed soon. that's what a reporter for "the guardian" is promising just as the source of the league, snowden, has gone into hiding in hong kong, but where, very much a mystery. the white house welcomes debate over the electronics programs known and exposed and the white house is open to changes if a national debate shows the public wants them, however, a just released survey suggests most americans don't have an issue with being tracked. joe johns explains. >> reporter: investigators are scouring the personal and professional life of nsa contractor edward snowden to determine if anyone helped him gather sensitive documents that he leaked to journalists. snowden's last known whereabouts are traced to this hotel in hong kong but he's no longer there.

reporter with "the guardian" the newspaper that broke the story said on monday he will not be the one to reveal his source's location. >> i know where he is generally. i'm not going to talk about where he is either in general or specifically. he's a source and i'm not going to disclose information about his whereabouts. he's perfectly capable of doing that himself if he wants to. >> reporter: snowden sparked suspicion before he revealed himself. investigators visited his honolulu home asking about his long disappearance from work but they were too late. he and his girlfriend had cleared out. new national survey conducted by the pew research center shows that a majority of americans are okay with the government surveillance. 56% of respondents say they approve of the phone tracking program and even more, 62% say they're willing to have their privacy intruded upon if it prevents terrorism. >> the public needs to decide whether these programs and policies are right or wrong. >> reporter: with this

videotaped confession, snowden could face felony charges under the espionage act. >> if you disclose classified information to unauthorized individual for, that could lead to the detriment of the united states, i believe that carries a ten-year penalty. >> reporter: if charged, the next question is getting hong kong to extradite him. >> state department can immediately revoke his u.s. passport and then send a certified copy of the revocation to the authorities in hong kong, basically notifying them this individual is no longer traveling on a valid u.s. passport. >> reporter: there are calls on capitol hill for pros kus of the person who leaked information on the national security agency and we may not even yet know the extent of this. the journalist from "the guardian" who wrote about it says more stories are on the way. >> joe johns, thank you so much.

if snowden stays in hong kong and the u.s. wants to arrest or question him, a 16-year-old treaty, guarantee he will be back to the united states. will he stay in hiding or keep moving? do we know where snowden is right now, anna in. >> reporter: there is so much mystery surrounding edward snowden, his whereabouts and motives. certainly what we do know is that he is still here in hong kong. i spoke to one of "the guard nan" journalists who had contact with snowden over the last week and he has not fled hong kong. we know he checked out of a hotel and as of yesterday and we don't know where he is as yet but certainly still in hong kong, that is the information that we're receiving, christine. >> anna, you went to the hotel where he was staying. what can you tell us how he had been living the past few days. >> reporter: this is a luxury

boutique hotel staying in a room that cost $400 a night. considering he was there about three weeks he managed to tally up a bill of about $8,000 and that was just his room cost alone. we understand he was also eating in his room so ordering room service very expensive. he said he had almost maxed out his credit card. as to where he's going now and how much cash he has, this is a city of some 7 million people, there are thousands of hotels here in hong kong, it really is like looking for a need until a haystack. we've obviously put it out there to his contacts to his sources we'd certainly be very interested in speaking snowden and authorities are as well. >> con inanna coren, thank you. we have heat waves out west, tornadoes, and rip currents in the east. indra peterson, keeps getting

worse. >> yes. >> we forgive you. >> tornadoes in maryland and kentucky and the west, complete opposite, sweltering heat. let's take a look at this wild, whacky weather. >> this is just went over top of us at work. >> reporter: check out this frightening amateur video on youtube of a tornado wiping out much in its path. >> wow, that has hit hard there. >> reporter: in franklin, kentucky, north of nashville, roofs were lifted, houses lifted from their foundations and sections of fence found floating in a swimming pool. >> see a bunch of debris in the air and fence started blowing hard. >> reporter: residents like steve davenport were picking up some of their homes. two elderly women were found in a bathtub riding out the tub. >> two elderly women with minor injuries and the wall you see right there is the only wall that's still standing of the house and that's where they were

at. >> reporter: much of the nation is gripped by extreme weather. in maryland a waterspout and funnel cloud touched down. the storm damaging buildings at the baltimore airport and causing flash flooding in the city leaving many in maryland at a standstill. at the u.s. open in pennsylvania the downpour dampened hopes on the green. on the first day of practice officials were forced to close the course for hours and in gulf shores, alabama, rough seas and dangerous rip currents were to blame for four drownings and in the west, triple-digit temperatures are posing a challenge for firefighters in kingston, new mexico, pushing many residents to evacuate their homes. breaking news from turkey, violent moments in istanbul's taksim square, officers are using tear gas and water cannons with demonstrators.

nick paton walsh is live in istanbul. the tear gas when you're not on camera you're trying to use your gas mask to keep the exposure to a minimum. what is happening there now? >> reporter: in the last two minutes the police have moved in with significant amount of tear gas to disperse protesters who were gathering in front of the park and conservationalists. they're now mafg in a large group towards the center of taksim square filing out. they've been using water cannons and tear gas to push back. the clouds of tear gas fill the sky, people running in different directions just scattering to get away from this very toxic fumes, but the police in quite substantial presence actually moving out, fanning out, using their armored vehicles to clear

ground. they appear to have some sort of strategy to push people from the roads around that central park and they have hearing loud blasts that seem to be stun grenades as police escalate the kinds of weapons they're willing to use to push rouds back. the question what are the riot police actually going to do. we're hearing the armored vehicles reverse, that's the beeping you're hearing, that blast another stun grenade the police seem to be using. they're using the armored vehicle with the police in that direction. protesters quite adept at throwing back at the police the teargas grenades that are fired at them. it's interesting to work out quite where they'll be moving, facing toward that crowd. when the protest began the police and authorities are interested in regaining control

of that thoroughforeso much vital to the commercial heart of this main city and also the roads that run down the sides as well, but a slight lull now we're seeing after that tear gas cloud caused people to scatter and we're looking to capitalize on the ground they've now taken back from protesters. >> nick, remind us what the protesters are asking for because this is a movement that sort of has evolved over the past few weeks. >> it scattered in many ways. it began about those trees in the middle there, i think you could perhaps see them on camera, getty park, the last green space many say in istanbul. the source of police tactics spiraled and protesters from the secular middle class angry as what they see the authoritarianism over

democratical lly prime minister erdogan. clashes across the country we've now seen, the final goals of the protesters most coherently named the taksim platform, they want an end to tear gas, they want gesi park to be left alone and the dismissal of all authorities involved in the heavy-handed police tactic. they will be meeting with the prime minister tomorrow to discuss that and many perhaps interpret this show of strength behind me by police to improve the prime minister's negotiating ahead of a meeting like that. >> we hear the loud speaker now, too. we'll check back with you as events warrant. >> that appears to be a prayer announcement. jury selection resumes later this morning in the george zimmerman murder trial. so far, 100 prospective jurors have filled out a questionnaire about the racially charged case.

zimmerman is facing second-degree murder charges in the death of trayvon martin, the unarmed 1-year-old was shot to death during a confrontation in february last year. you remember those sparked protests nationwide. new information about suspected santa monica gunman john zawahri, during friday's deadly rampage that killed five people. zawahri had several firearms, 1,300 rounds of ammunition when he allegedly shot and killed his father and brother and set their house on fire before going on a random shooting spree firing at strangers at cars and the santa monica campus of california before he was shot. major nadal hasan will present his own defense. the army psychiatrist is charged with killing 13 people in a shooting rampage in 2009.

if convicted ha is afaces life in prison. the senate is expected to begin debate on immigration reform. it would create a 13-year path to citizenship. san antonio mayor julian castro will be in the white house today as president obama rallies support for the plan but conservative critics say it amounts to amnesty. conservative critics say they'll try to stop it. mariah steinmar, she really did cheat death. leapt from a 52-story, she crashes into the side of the building over and over again. steinmar survived. that's just amazing. twice she crashed into that building. somehow the chute got tangled in a hotel room balcony.

british couple heard her pounding on their door appare apparently from outside. she suffered a broken nose and several bumps and bruises but luckily for her she'll be fine. she's getting this rashed against the side of the building. >> 22 years old. i wonder if she puts base jumping after this. coming up, what made a north carolina motel, what made this motel deadly, three people die staying in the same room at different times. there may be some answers this morning. and bp says they finished the job three years after the deep water horizon. so why are there tar balls still showing up in some places? sparkly water and pure white sand

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police in boone, north carolina, believe they've solved the mystery of the death of three guests, a couple and little boy were found dead in the same hotel room within a month. alina machado tells us why investigators believe the tragedies are related. >> reporter: a frantic call for help. >> help, this is awful, please. >> there's two people in the room at this time, is that

right? >> two that we know of, a woman and a young child, the child is in the bed. >> reporter: after 11-year-old jeffrey lee williams and his 49-year-old mother, jeannie are found unresponsive inside a room here at this best western hotel in boone, north carolina. >> don't hang up, okay? >> i'm not hanging up, ma'am. this happened last month. please, come help us. >> reporter: when paramedics responded to the hotel saturday afternoon, jeffrey was dead, his mother barely alive. both were staying inside room 225, that's the same room where daryl and shirley jenkins, an elderly couple from washington state, were staying when they died on april 16th. >> it was really a shock to hear that that room had been occupied again after what had happened to daryl and shirley jenkins. >> reporter: boone police say preliminary autopsy information for the jenkins couple was inconclusive, their deaths remained a mystery until now. >> it was just within the past

24 hours that the toxicology reports had become available indicating that there was a lethal level of carbon monoxide, as a matter of fact, 60% in their blood level. >> reporter: authorities say elevated levels of carbon monoxide were found inside room 225 on saturday, investigators are still working to find out how the odorless gas got into the room. >> the room 225 is located above a maintenance room in the pool which contains a heater and so of course we suspect that that could be a source of the carbon monoxide. the officials coming in, i'm certain they're going to do a comprehensive investigation and look at all possible aspects. >> an attorney for the hotel released a statement saying, "the health and safety of guests stay at our hotel is our number one priority. we are cooperating fully with authorities." >> the attorney for the jenkins

are extremely upset this happened again. >> my clients are upset this was allowed to happen again. >> that's a terrifying story. hurricane season officially under way, experts predict this year could be a doozy, we could see as many as 13 to 20 named storms. tropical storm andrea blew through. if you're planning flights and hotel stays, travel insurance might be a good start but be careful, a lot of policies don't cover weather related events. that's a big caveat and ones that do have very different levels of coverage, some will just reimburse you if airlines can't take to you your destinations. read the fine print. always read the fine print, check with your hotel and airline policies are before you book. some will let you change your plans or offer a refund. hurricane season ends november 30th. >> long way to go.

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a twisted tale of love gone wrong. when a texas doctor is accused of poisoning her lover's coffee. plan b is now an option for all. the obama administration drops its fight to keep the controversial drug out of young people's hands. and splash landing an epic stunt fail when a jeep proves,

no, folks, it is not meant to fly. maybe swim but not fly. >> welcome back to "early start". we're finding out more about the stunning charges facing a renowned doctor in houston. she spiked his coffee with a chemical commonly found in antifreeze. cnn's ed lachb de'follows the story. >> reporter: dr. anna maria gonzalez is a breast cancer specialist researching the most aggressive forms of the deadly disease at a hcancer center in houston. she was featured in this video at one of the most respected hospitals in the country. >> one of my aunts died with lung cancer when she was 35 and i was 10 so that was when i made

my decision this is what i wanted to do. >> reporter: which makes the allegations swirling around her more stunning. houston police investigators said she tried to poison her lover, george blumenshein. according to court records george was behind these gates at the home of ana maria gonz-angulo. she made him a cup of coffee, he started drinking it but told her it tasted too sweet. she told him finish that and she'd put splenda in it and make another one. 16 hours later he was in the emergency room. blumenshein started losing his balance, suffered slurred speech and loss of motor skills. doctors found ethylene glycol in his system a potentially deadly chemical used in antifreeze but md anderson officials told investigators it's a chemical commonly found in labs at the

cancer center. defense attorney mark geragos says it could be a tough case to prove in court. >> what you always have to take a look at what the prosecutors will always look at in a case like this is the motive. why did somebody want to do it and why did they want to do it in this way and rule out other environmental factors. that's where the defense is always going to go. was there a motive? would somebody have done this, do they have the character to do this. >> reporter: a lawyer for gonzalez-angulo says she's "completely innocent and these allegations are totally inconsistent with her personal and professional life." neighbors around her gated home say she is a quiet woman who kept to herself. george blumenshein survived but he's suffered severe damage to his kidneys, even needing dialysis to try and repair the damage. ed lavandera, cnn, houston. back to istanbul where protesters are battling with

rioting police, to try to get the protesters out of taksim square. the protesting lobbing molotov cocktails and rocks at police. it's so bad that our crew in the square now wearing their gas masks to protect themselves from the tear gas wafting through the air. prime minister erdogan is said to meet with protest leaders tomorrow. more nsa secrets will be revealed soon, that's what a reporter for "the guardian" is promising as edward snowden, the source of the the leak, goes back into hiding. he's said to be in hong kong but where is very much a mystery. the white house now saying it welcomes the debate over the electronic surveillance programs that snowden ex-posed and the white house said it's open to changes if the public shows it wants them. fbi official says computer forensics would factor in a major way if the investigation

moves forward. powerful storms continue to spin off tornados in the u.s.. officials in howard county, maryland, near baltimore believe a twister touched down at 6:30. it downed trees, destroyed a garage and a shed in the town of woodbine, maryland. there are heat waves out west and storms spinning out of control, tornadoes to the east. indra peterson is here with the forecast. >> we're looking at more wet weather in the northeast. the system is starting to lift out but stalls out around maine. heavier amounts in the next 24 hours. as far as the severe weather it shifts today. we're going to be looking at the slight risk area in between the warm, moist air by the warm front and the cold, dry air in canada. the sliver in between coming from montana all the way through indiana that's where we're looking for storms to be firing up as we go through the afternoon but a slight risk.

the other big story is the heat, look how much of the country is dealing with this above normal heat, all of that continuing to spread to the east so very dry air out there, now more moisture toward the gulf with the hot and humid air. we're talking about the fire danger. look at the temperatures, we saw some record 99 degrees in denver, we saw 100 for a record in salt lake, you add in the heat index and this feels like triple-digit heat so hot and dry or hot and humid. we know which one is worse, hot and humid. >> it has been a destructive weather season. the tornadoes in oklahoma some of the worst damage. we know the names of all 21 people who died in last month's oklahoma twister. the medical examiner releasing the list of those killed by the ef5 tornado on may 31st, including six children who were killed, another 115 people were treated at hospitals. the national weather service says the tornado at 2.6 miles across was the widest ever to hit this country. bp and the coast guard

announcing the cleanup is complete in mississippi, alabama and florida, three years after the worst oil spill in this nation's history. coast guard officials say the shorelines of those three states have been restored as close as possible to conditions before the disaster. there is cleanup work to do along louisiana's 84-mile coast where tar balls are still washing up. so far the still cost bp more than $30 billion. the fbi is investigating a telephone threat that forced schools in newtown, connecticut, to be placed on lockdown. parents raced to pick up their kids after receiving an e-mail monday informing them of a threat against staff and students at the holly school, less than two miles from sandy hook. all of the districts locked their doors for about an hour. even though nothing was found teachers and parents had to relive the nightmare. >> people have changed, people are kinder and i think newtown people who work and live here they've been through enough,

they just need to be left alone. two days from now, house republicans john boehner and eric cantor plan to meet with families from the newtown strategy. spokesman wants to hear their stories and discuss ways to reduce the culture of violence in america. hillary clinton welcome to twitterverse. she already has more than 300,000 followers her first tweet, thanks for the inspiration. i'll take it from here, refers to supporters who created the twitter and tumblr accounts. her bio includes dog owner, hair icon, glass ceiling cracker and here's what gets berman, tbd, being interpreted as a sign she'll make a run for the president. >> a little crumb, feels deliberate to me. >> i think she could wake up in

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you know, they didn't really seem to think that one through, a group of canadians tried to jump a jeep over a swimming pool. it didn't make it, it wound up in the pool instead, no one was hurt except the pool. the man who posted the video insists the jeep still runs fine. perhaps they'll think twice before trying that again. we'll have to talk to george stroumboulopoulos if there's a rash of these jeep crashing into pool incidents across canada. coming up, plan b, the administration changes course, it will let the drug be sold over the counter to all. dad. how did you get here?

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soon be available over the counter with no restrictions. senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joins us from atlanta with more details. what happened here in. >> it gets complicated. i'll give you the "reader's digest" version. in late 2011 the obama administration said we do not want plan b sold to girls 16 and under over-the-counter. plan b you take within a day or two or three of getting pregnant. we don't want girls buying this over-the-counter, only 17 and older, and so they fought this, but they stopped fighting it basically, so the news today is they said we're not going to fight this anymore, we're done so eventually this drug there be sold over the counter to girls 16 and younger. >> why did they back down? >> we're trying to figure that out. we've been contacting the white house. we haven't heard back from them yet. we know critics said when the obama administration opposed plan b back in 2011 that was

really to get reelected basically, that was sort of what they perceived is the right thing to do to get reelected and now that he's reelected he's backing down, that's what some critics have said. my guess is the white house would argue with that and we're trying to find out why this changed. >> how soon will the drugs be available over the counter? a 14-year-old girl would be able to walk up to the pharmacy counter at any drugstore and just ask for this, right. >> or a 13-year-old or 12-year-old girl, right, exactly of any age. it's not any time really, really soon and here is the reason, christine. the company that makes plan b has to reapply all over again for permission to sell this over-the-counter, so they have to start the process again. so it's not going to be over-the-counter quickly but it's not going to happen tomorrow. shipwreck hunters in lake superior discovered the wreckage of a sank that sank nearly 100

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two trusted names, one amazing product. welcome back to "early start" everyone. despite her history of let's say issues, actress amanda bines may be able to add hip-hop to her resume. label wants to be in the amanda bin bines, and the music producer thinks the former nickelodeon star is "even more damagester than drake." boating while intoxicated arrest, authorities released a mug shot of the environmentalist activist after she was trying to dock a boat on lake mead, after a day in the sun with no food

she did not realize the impact of the alcohol on her. can we get to the most important story of the day, waiting for this one for a long time, tim tebow apparently headed to the new england patriots. what on earth does this mean? we need answers, that's why we have andy scholes for this morning's "bleacher report." >> good morning, guys, reports tim tebow is going to sign with the patriots today and take part in the three-day mini camp. for a while it looked like tebow may not resurface in the envelope thnfl this season. reports are he's signing with the team as a quarterback, but we all know he's not going to be competing with tom brady for playing time but could be used in certain situations. bill belichick loves tough, versatile, smart players and always finds a way to use them and by joining the patriots tebow reunited with josh mcdaniels, and he was the head coach of the broncos when they

drafted tebow in the first round. coach belichick is expected to announce the tebow signing at a news conference later this morning and patriots nation is ready, check out "boston herald" it reads "it's our tebow time, good god!" sergio and tiger woods met after sergio's comment about fried chicken. tiger is part of an all-star opening threesome of himself, rory mcilroy and adam scott. kobe bryant's parents issued an apology to their son for trying to sell part of his memorabilia. last month the lakers' star filed a lawsuit saying he never granted his mother ownership of his old stuff nor the right to auction it. golden auctions was allowed to

keep 10% of the items to auction off including some of kobe's old high school jerseys. in a florida courtroom yesterday things didn't go as well for chad johnson. the former nfl wide receiver was about to have his plea deal for a domestic violence charge accepted but when the judge told johnson he should thank his lawyer for his good work, johnson slapped him on the butt. now the whole courtroom started laughing, which did not make the judge very happy. >> your attorney did a great job for you, sir. do you have any questions? this isn't a joke. >> i didn't do it as a joke. >> everybody in the courtroom was laughing. i'm not accepting these plea negotiations. >> oh, man, now johnson is serving 30 days in jail, guys, just for giving his lawyer a little good hustle which the judge asked him to do really. >> you can't show up a judge in any courtroom in america. >> the reason why he's there is a serious case, domestic abuse

is a serious case, too. she was clearly ticked off. >> back to tim tebow, as andy points out there's no quarterback controversy in new england. tom brady is taking all the snaps. it's not clear tebow will make the team no, guarantee. they didn't carry three quarterbacks last year. he would be the third quarterback on the roster. he heads to mini camp right now and we have to wait and see what happens. >> looks like the plan right now they got ryan mallett on the team as well. josh mcdone yells was a big fan of tebow when he was at the broncos, believed he could turn tebow into an nfl quarterback. he's the patriots offensive coordinator and maybe five, six years down the line when tom brady moves down the line maybe tim tebow will be the patriots quarterback. >> tom brady is never retiring, he's going to play forever. >> you won't even let your brain go there. >> unthinkable. we want to look live at

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our "starting point" this morning, where is edward snowden, the man behind the nsa leak has checked out of a hong kong hotel but where is he headed now? live to hong kong for the latest on his whereabouts. chaos on the streets of

istanbul unfolding live before our eyes. riot police entered the city square firing tear gas, water cannons at protesters. we're live in turkey with nick paton walsh where things appear to be getting worse by the day. a bizarre story, a world renowned cancer specialist stands accused of using chemicals found in antifreeze to pieson the coffee of her lover. we have that story. >> strange story that is, too. good morning, i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it's tuesday, june 11th, welcome to "starting point". a vow that more nsa secrets will be revealed, what a reporter for "the guardian" is promising just as the source of the leak, edward snowden goes back into hiding. they don't know where he is. snowden is said to be still in hong kong, no one knows where, he has vanished. the white house saying it welcomes debate over the electronic surveillance programs that snowden exposed and it's open to changes if