♪ z. too hot to handle. the colorado fires, the worst the state has ever seen spreading still this morning. firefighters in an all night battle. a new bombshell with 'ew accusations. spying on world leaders. we'll tell you the alleged targets. (ushed to the brink. now the miami heat, one loss away from a huge upset. could they really blow it? welcome to a special, efficient start. ài'm john berman.

>> i'm christine romans. let's begin with the firefighters making a slow, but steady progress against the most destructive fr)e ever. some return home this morni'g. for dozens others, it's too dangerous. d8it's burned through 16,000 acres. nearly 500 homes are and blamed for two deaths. some homes are still in the line of fire, but people are counting their blessings. >> you think of everything you have had in the house for -- >> 34 years. today -- >> happy anniversary. >> they spent their 34th wedding anniversary in a hotel room, taking inventory for insurance (urposes. they were joined by their son, daughter-in-law and 10-day-old

grandchild. >> the fire uu up the side of the garage and ran the eve line. it was seriously an inferno. >> reporter: he fears it burned an american flag that belonged to his father. >> all the other stuff means nothing. that's what we bought insurance for. >> karen hopes it did not melt down a weather vain from her family farm. >> he followed us wherever we went. if there's one thing, i would like that. >> reporter: the entire family is celebrating because the house where their son and his wife live was spared from the flames, barely. they are evacuees, along with visiting brother craig and staying in a nearby room. on a wedding anniversary, a father's day, a new baby. >> when i'm feeling down, i have to hold him.

back up there. >> already, talking about him alleviates my stress. >> reporter: three generations in colorado springs. >> welcome to the world, emmitt. >> andrea is tracking the conditions for us. >> right now, every little bit they are getting is helping. they are seeing some of the coming in. itis very easy to see. we are seeing a lot of moisture coming in. this is what we are continuing to see over the weekend. we had 0% containment to now. in the morning hours, they are seeing a little bit of recovery, 40% of humidity right now. that is a good number. through the afternoon, things dry up. they are not in the teens or single digits. we get another day or so with thunderstorms and rain. by midweek, the threat for more

in the northeast, more rain, they continue to have more rain. the numbers are five to seven inches abjut normal. rain is the story across much of the country into the southeast. the cold front looks like more rain for them as well. >> i thought we were done? thank you so much. new ease dropping accusations rocking the world. how about inviting all the world leaders over to talk and then spying on them. the guardian newspaper reporting british spies of the g-20 summit in london, they set up fake internet cafes. the u.s. was trying to listen in on world leaders as well, including the russian president. edward snowden reported this.

>> politicians are jumping to the defense of the p.r.i.s.m. program. dana bash has that. >> a press to calm american concerns abtd secret surveillance concerns led by the republican intelligence chairman. >> the number of cases where we have stopped a plot, i think americans will come to a different conclusion that the misleading rhetoric i have heard. >> reporter: intelligence agencies are working to declassify information about the terror plots that told congress the secret programs helped to drop. over the weekend, the government unveiled this document claiming phone data helped prevent terror plots in the homeland and 20 countries around the world. supporters of the programs are trying to beat back suggestions the government is listening in

on calls in the u.s. >> it's against the law for the nsa to record and monitor american's phone calls. >> reporter: another supporter, dick cheney agrees on this. the gop vice president on the day of 9/ll says these programs could have prevent thad attack. >> i ask everybody to pause and not automatically fold the nsa in on other stuff going o' in the obama administration. it's done great work and saved lives. >> reporter: some democrats are not giving up. >> i don't think collecting d8millions and millions of americans phone calls, now this is the meta data, time, place and who you direct the calls is making us any safer. president obama and the first family arriving in northern ireland for the g-8

summit. security and foreign policy. the president, right now, this is his arrival event, his speech. he's listening closely, the situation in syria is front and center for the president and world leaders. the first meeting is with vladimir putin. i wonder if he'll ask about the super bowl ring. michelle obama is also there separate from the president. she's attend a special performance of river dance and meet with u.s. embassy staff. they will travel to germany when d8it ends. five men set to appear. 9/11 master mind and four other men who helped organize and spin the attacks are asking their charges be released. they say it's invalid.

the president is set to name cliff loan to oversea the closing of that. jury selection is entering the second week of florida neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman. he's charged in the shooting of trayvon martin. they hope a jury will be selected by the end of the week. 29 jurors passed the initial screening. at least 75 dismissed. a deadly weekend in chicago. 41 people were shot, seven killed in separate incidents across the city. chicago police department insisting it's not a sign the crime fighting strategies are not working. homicide rates are down. last year, more than 50 people shot and nine died over a similar weekend, if you can believe that. he was considered the only moderate candidate in iran's election. the surprise victory has

he won the election decidedly gets more than 50% of the vote and avoiding a run off. it was a victory for wisdom, moderation and maturity. an about face in north korea saying let's tp&k. the obama administration says they are open to talks only if north korea will comply with u.n. resolutions and live up to their obligations. they will judge north korea by actions, not words. san antonio one win away from a title. 114-104 in game five of the series. the star last night was ginobili. starting for the first time in all season. he scored 24 points.

this. he says no way. they went on a 19-1 run. if they can close out the heat tomorrow night, game six back in miami. one thing. fathers day this weekend, my son gave me a tie and i told him i would wear it. >> your children are children of the '70s. >> he said daddy, i know you like checks. so he gave me this with the checks on it. >> so sweet. adorable. >> coming up, a super bowl scandal involving the kremlin. did he steal a super bowl ring? really? a woman searching for her birth father finds him 24 years later, so close, in the most unexpected of places. cou&d it have been fate? [ female announcer ] there's one thing

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protest that is have that country on edge. there were violent clashes between police and protesters in several cities as the prime minister tried to rally supporters. istanbul. what is the latest, carl? >> caller: we know over the weekend, the protesters were driven out of the park by water cannons and tear gas. my fear was that once that happened, this protest may resolve in some way and be fragmented. it seems that the ripple effect is now going on. the protesters head back to their own neighborhoods of istanbul. protests.launching neighborhood right now, the middle class and neighbors ripped up paving slabs

for street republican novatioñ and set up huge barricades to prevent police from coming through. that was the stage ground $ere and also in other parts of istanbul that seems there is still fight in this protest. the protesters aren't giving up. of course, the list of demands has grown. itis gone beyond saving trees and saving a shopping mall being built. the demands now include the prime minister to climb down and not mix religion with politics and get back the rule. right now, protests are dying down. >> thank you carl. 15 minutes after the hour. confessed hitman expected to take the stand for whitey bulger. he's accused of killing 19

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neither one knew it. >> incredible to see both of us in the same place so comfortable and sofa mill yar. >> when you think about fathers father and how he blessed me to be a father. it's made my family complete. >> they spent sunday as their first father's day together in more than two decades. vladimir putin is caught in a scandal. we explain. >reporter: it was a theft heard around the world. or was it? the real story a mystery. did vladimir putin steal a super ring from patriot? d8>> i'm humbled by this honor. >> reporter: this is kraft accepting the medal of excellence and bringing the

story that first surfaced in 2005. it'j when kraft met with putin. he showed him the diamond encrusted super bowl ring engraved with his name on it when putin said, quote, i can kill someone with this ring. ou in his pocket and three kgb guys got around him and walked out. so putin swiped it? not according to one aid. in a statement, the spokesman said i was there when it happened. wha weird. i was standing 20 centimeters kraft gave this ring as a gift. according to the new yo)k post, which first broke the story, kraft said that white house officials urged him to say it u(j a gift. in the interest of u.s./soviet

relatio relations. in a statement, kraft said the same. a spokesman now adds, it's a humorous anecdotal story robert retells for laughs. he loves that his ring is t$ere. as he stated in 2005, he continues to have great respect for russia and the leadership or president putin. it didn't answer the lingering question of whether the ring was a gift or a lift. 2005 was the bush administration. on sunday, we caught up with former vice president, dick cheney. >i don't know anything about it. i just heard a brief blurb on it this morning. >> the ring is on display at the library. kraft continues to dodge the question of which version of the story is true, was it a gr#t or did putin take it? putin has a news conference with david cameron. there were many questions about syria, not a single one about the super bowl ring. the mystery continues.

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imessage are protected. jay-z's new album could go public. samsung bought 1 million copies of the "holy grail" album. it's releasing it three days before the public release. it's free for galaxy users because they bought it. jay-z could have $5 million in sales before the album is out. it could help in the ongoing battle with apple for market share. >> crazy. >> it's an interesting marketing move. it's like the new world. itxused to be movies tied up. now your phones -- it's uz seeing. >> jay-z is a big star, but not as big as barry manilow, who turns 70 today. coming up, world leaders

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world leaders meet this morning with brand-new accusations of international intrigue. spying on your allies? the nazi next door. arrested after 70 years, what

the 94-year-old suspect and his family are saying now. a new miss usa has been crowned. the beauty who took that crown. welcome back to "early start" i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. new allegations of the man who leak sod many details of the wiretapping program. during the 2009 g-20 summit in london, the british and u.s. government were monitoring details. jessica is in ireland where the latest accusations, i imagine, have to be causing quite a stir, jessica? >> reporter: hi, john, good the latest revelations will this afternoon. "the guardian" alleged classified documents show the u.s. tried to intercept then

russian president's phone calls at the 2009 g-20 summit. president obama is set to meet russia's current president this afternoon. they will discuss topics from syria to afghanistan and the fight against terrorism. the latest allegations are not going to warm the mood in the room. putin already said earlier this week in russia, it's done in the framework of the law in the u.s. here, the u.s. says all surveillance is done legally as well. clearly some tension there. in another sense, "the guardian" article could share blame for u.s. spying. it alleged in the 2009 summit, the british set up internet c e cafes to download their passwords for future use. the president can argue the u.s. is not alone.

british intelligence is not commenting. they say all the reports are irresponsible, agreagreenlgous will ensure maximum discomfort today. >> indeed. jessica in ireland this morning, where i have to believe the revelations are going to create quite a mood. optimism on the fire lines in colorado. the black forest fire, the most destructive in the state's history is now 65% contained. some evacuees are being allowed to return to their homes. itis still not safe for thousands of others. winds could stir up hot spots. ift's 60% contained. it can burn throug$ thousands of acres. it's blamed for two deaths. we are tracking the weather this morning. >> the humidity is up, the winds

are down. it could change by midweek. notice the relative humidity, 40%. you don't have the beating sun on you. you get the recovery. in the afternoon, the numbers fall. not as low as last week. they are not going down into single digits. numbers are looking better. the northeast, rain, one to two inches where we had rain in the forecast. there we go. now they are ñack. colorado springs, here is the forecast, 80% chance of showers. tuesday, 78 degrees as well. tuesday and wednesday, high pressure building in and temperatures warming up there 30% chance in the tropics to see circu&ation develop. this is down by the yucatan peninsula. we are looking at the development. either way, a chance for heavy rain and wind for them. good news, not looking for threats of hurricanes right now. >> thanks. the family of a minnesota sp' rushing to his defense over

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to hone in jz snowden after the leak. at that point, security officiaju began to figure out who had access to that type of document and what had been downloaded. they were too late. joe johns, cnn, washington. >> it's a new day here on cnn. the new broadcast begins in a few molts. chris cuomo and kate is here. >> we are excited we showed up on time. >> how does my tie look? i have big news, jay-z. we have a poll for you. cnn letting america know the president's numbers are taking a beating. is it because of the intelligence scandals? why is he losing so much with young people? his trut worthiness is low. we'll tell you why.

>> how americans feel about the nsa and leak. here is another one. vladimir putin and the super bowl ring. this is an interesting story. >> was it a gift? we are going to find out. day."s what's coming up on "new >> the intrigue. you have phil mickelson. we'll take you through what made the lefty wind up second for record time. second is very cool. >> i'll take second in the u.s. open. phil mickelson, always a bridesmaid, it appears. >> i'm a fan of the lefty. >> i love phil mickelson. it broke his heart at 43 years second is good, but six times -- >> it gets old, i guess. >> we could be more excited. "new day" is coming up in 16

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lot easier. >> i love that. look at that. they are awesome. great job. after crushing the heat, the spurs are now one win away from winning their fifth nba title. andy joins us now with more on the bleacher report. when it looks like the heat were going to take control after winning in game four, the spurs changed things up with a blow up of their own. gregg popovich needed to get ginobili going so he put him in the starting lineup for the @&% first time in over a year. boy did it work. third quarter. the spurs went on a 19-1 run. green on fire once again. he smashed the record hitting six more scoring 24 points. 114-104 win. the series goes back to miami

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celebrity power couple, kim kardashian and kanye west are now proud parents. so far, the couple known for oversharing has not confirmed their daughter's name or the baby was born. khloe confirmed the baby is fine. grandma tweeted happy father's day to kanye. >> how do you say gaga in 140

characters? we are going to kick off this week. >> what do you have coming up? >> finally, you can stop talking about your show and do your show. thank goodness. >> we have big news. we have a new poll talking about president obama's number. a historic hit. he took to trustworthiness. why and what can he do about it? >> this morning on "new day" we are going to ask a top house republican what he knew before the news came out on the nsa surveillance leaks. plus, this one. i know berman is a sports fan. super bowl ring smackdown. the president of russia accused of stealing a diamond encrusted ring from the new england patriots. one says it's a gift, the other not so much. a little bit of basic

patriots intrigue. what does it mean about the franchie? we are going to get into that very deeply. >> we'll take tom brady, they can have the ring. itis never a good idea to mess with a guy with nuclear weapons. >> see you soon. thanks for having us on. it is close to the top of the hour, which means it is time for the top news. ♪ this morning, presidential plunge. an exclusive cnn poll has president obama's approval ratings taking a nose dive. why do more americans find him untrustworthy than ever before? the world leaders arrive in the united kingdom as news breaks the last time they met there their phones and e-mails were hacked. always a bridesmaid. a heart breaking loss for fill

mickelson coming in second for a sixth time. >> "new day" starts right now. this is "ñew day" with boy, oh, boy. i am chris cuomo. it's june 17th. it's monday. 6:00 in the east. just when i thought it couldn't get more exciting, you hear james earl jones saying your name. how much better? >> does that mean we arrived? that is how i would like to start my day every day. good morning, everybody. i'm kate bolduan. thank goodness this day is finally here. a little butterflies, but feeling good. >> we've got a lot of fancy new digs behind us, but we're going áo have fun. think you might see behind the scenes stuff as we work out the kinks. >> exactly. everything is brand new here, including the show, but also the poll we ha+e this morning, brand new. we're talking about a dramatic shift in the president'sum