>> reporter: she interned at ogilvy three years ago and she's never left. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> that does it for us. thanks for watching. "early start" begins now. have a great day. down to the wire. what a game. what a series. what a champion. the heat and lebron james take the title. this morning, south beach celebrates. wall street does not. nerves on wall street. what happens after the biggest stock plunge this year and how you can protect your money. look at this water. a city under siege. neighborhoods sinking as hundreds of people evacuate from their homes. good morning, welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> it's friday, june 21st, happy

summer. >> it's friday. >> it's a two-fer. we begin with the party that i hear is still going on in miami. in the middle of the night, lebron james leads to heat to the second nba title. they beat the spurs. the winner takes all. it was a thriller. lebron james saved the best for last. five three-pointers. really good. he picked up his second straight finals mvp award. this is the celebration. the party that's been going on all night long in miami. you know, they know how to throw a party. andy this morning, breaking down the heat's dramatic game seven victory. good morning, andy. >> good morning, john. often the hype of a game seven is too much to live up to. that was not the case last night between the heat and the spurs. this was an instant classic. neither team led by more than seven points the entire game.

miami up when shane got this one. he was 6 for 8 from downtown in the game. the heat up by six. the spurs would not go away. duncan took the lead back to three. down by two. this is a play duncan will never forget. he misses the point-blank shot. on the next possession, the king, lebron james puts this one away with a dagger. he finished with 37 points and 12 rebounds. 37 points ties the record for most points in an nba finals game. heat won 95-88. they play back-to-back nba titles. lebron is the mvp guy for the second straight season. >> he did earn it. he knows he earned it based on how he was posing for the picture. andy, great to see you, thank you. the party is still on in miami. their team winning back-to-back

titles. the championship hangover will continue with the heat having this parade. they will be honored in a parade. more on the final series that lived up to it. >> she does not have it. >> she is still on the streets of south beach where she's gathering intelligence as we speak. >> she's right in there. if you look carefully, you can see her in the middle of the party. perhaps that's why the package is not here. rest assured, it was a good one. >> the happiness you are seeing is not matched by investors. no happiness on wall street. another day, another big plunge. there's growing worry that this bull market may be turning. >> reporter: it was the worst single day for the dow this year dropping a whopping 353 points. banks battered. manufacturers mauled. what happened? experts say there are two

reasons behind the sell off. the first started wednesday when fed chairman ben bernanke said they may slow down the amount of money they are pumping into the economy each month. >> gradually reducing the pace of purchases. >> reporter: the second, overnight thursday bad news from china. manufacturing production fell. the economy isn't growing as fast as it had been. the pros say this was bound to happen after months of gains and record highs. in fact, the fed pulling back is a sign the economy is getting better. >> there's no fear or panic going on. we know it's going to be a nice, slow, orderly process to see if our economy can stand on its own again. >> stocks were only part of the bad news. a metal meltdown. gold, the filter is dropping like a rock, losing a quarter of

the value this year. don't be afraid to peek at your 401(k). after yesterday's dramatic drop, the dow was up 12.5% this year. >> everything was moving yesterday. interest rates on treasury bonds hit a two-year high. higher mortgage rates, higher car payments could be around the corner. don't despair. stock futures in the u.s. are up a little bit so far. we'll keep monitoring it. >> you used a swear word before we went on air. >> i did. i said darn, that was a horrible day in the markets. i can't wait to see what happens today. >> it was bad. >> it was. it was fierce. you have every kind of category of assets moving and that shows you there's really a shift, a change happening in psychology. >> worth watching this morning as it all develops. five minutes after the hour. developing this hour, a state of emergency in the city of calvary

in canada due to big-time flooding. 100,000 people could be forced from their homes. torrential rainfall wiping out roads and bridges. here is how it looked to one terrified resident. >> holy [ bleep ]. there it is. >> wow! >> that is just crazy. a dozen communities in southern alberta are under states of emergency this morning. there was more rain in the forecast. i can't get over the force of that. >> here in the u.s., fire is threat out west. in arizona, the first major wildfire is spreading, threatening more homes. this is 10% contained. dry conditions fueling the fire in the prescott national forest. the blaze already burned 6400 acres now. it's forced the evacuation of 460 homes. the cost of the operation is $2.6 million.

officials believe this is a manmade fire, the exact cause still under investigation. there's good news on the fire lines in colorado this morning. the black forest fire, one of the most destructive in the state's history is now fully contained. another fire close to denver forced evacuation there of some dozen homes. we are tracking all the weather this friday. what is the weekend going to be like? >> it's the first day of summer, we are loving that. no rain in the northeast. beautiful weather in store. a lot of people are saying it's summertime, what is it going to look like. we have the outlook. above normal temperatures and in the northeast above normal temperatures. as far as rainfall, we are talking below average rainfall. in the pacific northwest looking for less rain for the summer months. yes, we are talking about this weekend's forecast. itis a friday. it's beautiful. finally seeing the lovely 80s.

from the northeast up to the mid-atlantic, a couple showers over the weekend. we are talking perfect temperatures out there. we are watching the low that's persistent now over the dakotas and minnesota. heavy rainfall and flooding concerns, two to four inches expected in minnesota. we are going monitor that. we are talking a ridge of high pressure close to low pressure. the reason it's important, we are talking southwesterly wind pumping into the areas. low humidity is not good news for them. >> thank you. the investigation under way this morning after two planes came dangerously close. the faa looking at why a delta 747 came close to a shuttle america commuter flight taking off. the two were less than 100 feet apart. this happened friday afternoon, last friday afternoon. both planes did land safely. nsas ease dropping program. new documents show the nsa can

and does collect the details of american's phone calls and e-mails, not just those of foreigners, only if they believe it contains information that can help with intelligence overseas and if they got it while monitoring foreigners. the guardian says the nsa can keep the information up to five years. a criminal case against the man who leaked details of the nsa program edward snowden. the company that conducted his background check is under criminal investigation. senator claire mccaskill says they conducted a faulty review. later today, president obama expected to officially name the next fbi director. he's been rumored to be picked for weeks. he was under george w. bush. it took nine days but a jury has been picked in the trial for

george zimmerman. the six person jury is all female. five white, one is black and hispanic. many share something in common. >> reporter: most of the six women deciding george zimmerman's fate have had a connection to firearms. it's a common thread shared with half of the jurors in the pool. >> my husband had a .9 mm. >> my brother-in-law has hunting rifles. >> i fired a gun one time in my life and fell on my butt. >> i have two handguns. >> those answers are not surprising to people familiar with florida, a state where there are more than 1 million concealed weapon permit holders. he's spent more than 15 years handling firearm cases. he says having an all female jury could help zimmerman's

defense. >> samuel said god made man, but colt made them equal. anyone can use a firearm to defend themselves against a larger, stronger assailn't. i think the women will understand the self-defense aspect of this case. >> reporter: also important, the level of comfort jurors may have with firearms. we saw mark o' mara. >> are you worried? >> yeah. >> who is worried, i have a firearm in my hand? how about now? it's in my pocket, you know it's there. who is concerned? why? >> because i don't know you. i don't know how responsible you are with that. >> what the defense is wanting to do is make sure that jurors are not alarmed or bothered by the fact defendant zimmerman was carrying a gun in a public place. >> reporter: factors that will

play a role as they try to determine his guilt or innocence. >>hanks for that report. 11 minutes after the hour. a day of celebration near washington, d.c. was extra special for a high school senior. he was paralyzed in an accident. he brought the crowd to tears walking across the stage to collect his diploma. >> since i first went back to school, i said my goal was to be on stage walking across and going down the steps. it feels great to accomplish it. >> good for him. he used a wheelchair at school. many didn't know he regained the ability to walk. >> it makes me want to cry. good for him. coming up, details about the death of sopranos star, james gandolfini. the 40 minute fight to save his life. ta-daa!

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welcome back, everyone. new this morning, an autopsy has been completed for the late "sopranos" star, james gandolfini. the results of the autopsy, they are expected later today. we are finding out more this morning about gandolfini's final hours. michelle turner has the latest. >> reporter: gandolfini was staying at this hotel with his family when he fell ill at the bathroom. his son making the frantic call for help. doctors attempted to resuscitate him for 40 minutes but unable to restart his heart. he was traveling with his wife and daughter. as they wait for results, the television family is sharing more about the man they describe as generous, loyal, humble. >> she can stay with us, if she

wants. >> are you sure? >> yeah. >> his wife on the "soprano" says she's devastated saying my heart goes out to his family as those of us in his pretend one share our time together. the love between tony and carmella was one of the greatest i have ever known. his television daughter says she's heart broken. saying i spent ten years of my life studying and admiring one of the most brilliant actors. more importantly, one of the greatest men. jim had the ability to make you feel like everything would be all right if he was around. the emmy award winning actor touched the lives of those he worked with and started a television transformation. >> there was never a character as dark as tony soprano. he created the type. he became the catalyst for so

many other dark, secretive characters. >> reporter: outside the family new york apartment, fans are leaving tribute to a man whose work and presence they will deeply miss. michelle turner, cnn, new york. the fda is allowing anyone to buy the morning after pill. wide access to the plan b pill that has potential to decrease the rate of unintended pregnancies. the obama administration decided the pill must be available to people of all ages without seeing a doctor first. a shocking report on violence against women. this surprised me. one in three women worldwide have been physically or sexually abused. one in three. asia has the highest abuse rate in the west including the u.s., a quarter of all women are said

to be victims. taboo stand in the way of more women talking about it. the plan to put rear view cameras in new cars has been delayed. the regulations were supposed to be finalized in time for the 2014 model year but have been pushed back. la hood is setting 2015 deadline to get the rules in place. is this finally farewell to turning off your e welcome tronnic devices in flight? they are relaxing the ban on some gadgets during take off and landing. cell phones would still be off limits, though. a final decision is not expected until the fall. i think kindles and things like that you could use. that would be cool. world market is reacting after the biggest dow drop in a year and a half. what this means for you and your money, next. why romans was swearing about it.

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nasdaq and s&p 500. in asia, a mixed bag. in europe this morning, the tone has been positive with the index all a little bit higher. you like that? is commodity markets got slammed on thursday. they are coming back. gold. gold yesterday, unbelievable, 2 1/2 year low. it's rebounding slightly. oil is rebounding. gold, if you are buying it thinking it's a safe haven, it's lost 25% of its value this year. 25%. just when might the terrible taper begin? when the federal reserve cuts back on the $85 billion in bonds it is buying every month. the idea the fed might do that according to bloomberg, 44% said they thought the taper would begin in september. economists saw the buying ending

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past the hour. the miami heat and their fans can finally exhale. there's plenty going on in the streets of miami as people celebrate back-to-back titles. the heat beat the spurs 95-98. a thrilling game seven. lebron james at 37 points. he was dominant last night and the finals mvp. a championship set for monday. i'm sure everyone will be talking of three-peats. pat riley owns the trademark to the team. >> is this team as good as the bull snsz. >> no, is james as good as jordan? >> no. >> not yet? >> not ever. no one is as good. >> that was the right answer. i think so, too. can the dow rebound? all eyes on wall street when trading begins. dow futures are higher.

index coming off the highest of the year. it's lost more than 550 points in just two days. again, futures look brighter this morning. >> still no answers this morning in the case of a man found dead near the home of all pro football player, aaron hernandez. police are not labeling him a suspect in the man's death, not now, at least. he's been banned from the patriots practice facility. we have more. >> reporter: the em battled patriots tight end spend much of thursday away from home. he drove to the stadium as a news helicopter tracked him overhead. he hustled into the facility. next, he stopped for gas where he was bombarded with questions from reporters. >> can you tell us anything you want to say? what happened on monday night? can you tell us what happened

monday night? >> reporter: the family wants to know what happened monday night. why a friend of hernandez was shot dead. his body found a half mile from hernandez's home. police are not calling hernandez a suspect in the murder. the family wants to know why police are searching hernandez's home. what do you make of the questions being asked and what would you like to know? >> i would like to know why. he's a great guy. what did he do to deserve that. it's really sad. >> do you think he might have had something to do with it? >> i don't want to make a comment about that. >> olivia explained the relationship between hernandez and the victim. her brother's girlfriend and sisters fiance -- >> as far as you know, ever

angry words between them? >> not that i know. >> back at the crime scene, investigators using metal detectors poked through piles of dirt looking for evidence in the murder. the lawyer won't comment on the investigation. wbz reports he met with his client in downtown boston on thursday. developing this morning, severe flooding in western canada could force 100,000 people from calvary. mandatory evacuation orders for 20 communities in southern alberta. >> they could use some of the water in the western u.s. arizona's first major wildfire burning out of control in the national forest. the fire burned 7500 acres, some 460 homes evacuated. the cost of fighting this fire is said to be $2.6 million. the cause still under investigation this morning. officials believe the fire was man maid.

a dust storm kicking up trouble in texas. it's a wall of dust, call add haboob. it reduced visibility to near zero. >> we are tracking dust storms, wildfires, flooding, doing it all for us. >> standing with dirt going in your mouth trying to report, not good guys. not good at all. i want to go back to the basics. why do we have so many wildfires right now? the main reason is where we get the rain. in the summer, we start to dry out the vegetation. by fall, a typical wind time where the fires are going. unfortunately, we need to get all the rainfall we needed. typically, fire season the strongest at the peak during the fall. since it's so dry, the huge deficit and rain seeing fall-like conditions early on. the fire scene is going to be very long as we continue into november. we have the fire watches, red

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this happened last week. both planes did land safely. again, they want to know how they got so close. the senate debates immigration reform. a proposal from the top senate backers require stepped up border security including 700 miles of fences. didn't they pass that in 2006? more than $3 billion in technology upgrades and border agents each 1,000 feet. supporters hopeful this will win over the votes necessary to pass immigration reform. defeat in the house for a farm bill. lawmakers voting down the proposal. it would have cut some $20 billion for food stamps which was a sticking point for some democrats. some republicans still thought it was too expensive. the senate already approved its version of the bill with a larger price tag and smaller food stamp cuts.

>> mental evaluation accused of an actress accused of sending ricin letters to president obama. she must go through a psychological exam within 30 days. her own attorney requested the exam saying she may not be able to assist in her own defense. she's been in prison since her arrest on june 7th. tears in the courtroom at the trial of james whitey bulger. she told the jurors about the night her car his hit with gunfire leaving her friend dead and her boyfriend a quadriplegic. neither witness able to say bulger was responsible for the shooting. former hitman and bulger associate testified earlier this week he accidentally sprayed the car with bullets thinking it was that of a gang rival. >> decision day for a white collar criminal. a judge expected to rule today on whether former enron ceo

skilling should be released early. if the judge signs off his 24 year sentence could be reduced and he could be out in 2017. the u.s. is or was poised to talk about bringing an end to the fighting in afghanistan. also in play, the fate of an american soldier held captive since 2009. barbara starr has more. >> reporter: there may be fragile new hope for the release of this sergeant. >> release me, please. i'm begging you. bring me home, please. bring me home. >> reporter: he is the only american soldier known to be in captivity held for the last four years by insurgents along the afghanistan/pakistan border. now the u.s. and taliban are on the verge of a face-to-face

meeting to talk about ending the afghanistan war and he is on the negotiating agenda. >> certainly the issue of the sergeant and the fact that he has been gone so long is part of the discussion. >> reporter: the taliban wants to swap him for five detainees held at guantanamo bay. some ask, should the u.s. negotiate with terrorists even if it's to bring an american home? >> we should never stop trying to get him back. i don't think anybody wants to see their country go down the river just to get him back. >> reporter: they say be careful about talking to the taliban about anything. they see victory in just getting the u.s. to sit-down with them. his parents are expected to make a rare public appearance in their hometown of hailey, idaho tomorrow. making another appeal for their son's release.

barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >> this has got to be so difficult for the parents. thanks for the report. 39 minutes after the hour. we have shocking pictures to show you from india. a monsoon is destroying towns and villages. 150 people reported dead. there are fears the death toll could reach more than 1,000. look at that. officials say upwards of 50,000 people remain stranded. thousands of soldiers deployed to help. thursday, demanding an end to government corruption and the funding of sports stadiums. crowds topped 300,000. one person died after being run over by an suv during a demonstration. brazil's president called a meeting to deal with the growing protests. it was quite a day for david beckham when he went to shanghai

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she woke up and crawled on to the window sill. >> did they drop her? >> they saw her dangling. they worked to catch her. it seems to me she sends up on the ground a little bit. at least they broke the fall. >> one guy looks like he got hurt. >> a couple were hurt. it's a big fall to break there. nothing serious. they saved the girl's life. >> it's the most common injury for children had to do with crawling out of them. >> it's a big issue. the search is on for a valedictorian missing since sunday. they were on a mountain hike when they split up. he disappeared. his father telling cnn he's baffled since there are only two trails. he doesn't think his son was kidnapped. investigators have no leads. >> check this out. what you are looking at here is the world's largest doomsday

shelter opening soon in kansas. this used to be a government storage sight. a private company bought it and is picking it up. it will hold some 5,000 people living in hundreds of rvs. it cost about 25 grand per rv plus $1500 per person inside there. if you are bored, there will be a golf course, bowling alley, swimming pool, all of it under ground, just in case. just in case it's the end of the world and you can survive under ground for awhile. that is there for you. >> i would like to pick the other 4, 999 people that will be there with me. do not park your rv next to mine, berman. two people's rvs who are always welcome next to us. what do you have going on? >> is it a shelter if there's a tornado coming or the end of the world? >> end of the world. >> i think you move under ground for something bigger than weather. you may be able to rent it out

for tornado coverage or something. i think most importantly, they are ready for the end of days. >> we have a lot of news we are following. we are going to talk more about the heat win. a lot of people are saying it's one of the best finals. lebron was at the head. all the big questions. it really was an impressive series. lebron mvp again. we'll bring it all to you. >> we have a fascinating story out of california. how are these criminals breaking into these cars? they seem to have a mystery magical device. cops don't know what it is and how they do it. we are going to try to find out. it's magic. talk about magic. >> there's our man grayson. we introduced you to him yesterday. we can't get enough. he's going to be with us on "new day." he'll be with his parents and how they are helping him adjust to the world with sound. it's an amazing story.

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what a game. what a series if you are from texas, what a bummer. the miami heat beat the san antonio spurs to claim their second straight title. andy is covering all the twists and turns in the bleacher report. >> the miami heat needed lebron james to be at his best. another amazing performance. another instant classic. neither team led by more than seven points. shane battier came out of nowhere and makes 6 of 8. the spurs would not go away. tim duncan cut the lead to three. under a minute to go. this is a play duncan will never forget. he missed a point-blank shot and the next possession, lebron with the dagger. he finishes with 37 points.

tied for the most points in an nba set. heat win 95-88. lebron is the final's mvp for the second straight season. >> this team is amazing. the vision that i have when i decided to come here is all coming true. through adversity, we have been able to persevere and win back-to-back championships. it's an unbelievable feeling. >> a celebration for the heat continues monday morning with a victory parade through downtown miami. step aside mia, there's a new queen of scoring in soccer. abbigot the scoring. she scored four goals in the first half of the u.s. win over south korea giving her 160 goals for her career. white sox/twins yesterday,

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there's so much more i wish i could tell you, but we are out of time and i'm out of co-anchors, too. christine romans is going over to new day. >> she made a good choice. we have a lot of great stuff coming up. an exclusive report from

angelina jolie. it's amazing how quickly she got back to work. now a jury in the george zimmerman trial and who the jurors are. fascinating. we are going break it down for you. >> then, the heart rending piece of the morning. there's our little man, grayson. he's listening to his father's voice for the first time. he had a rare medical problem. doctors found a miracle way to cure it. guess what? they are here with us this morning, grayson, his mom and dad. we are going to see how he's doing. >> it's time for the top news. >> puts it in! >> this morning, the champions, again. lebron james and the miami heat take down the spurs to win the nba championship two years in a row. most exciting final in years. >> too close.

breaking this morning, a near miss over new york city. one plane landing, the other new clues, patriots' player aaron hernandez reportedly seen on tape with the man who just hours later turned up dead. will the tight end be named a suspect? >> "your new day" starts right now. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> good morning and welcome to "new day." it's our first friday. i'm kate bolduan. >> i'm chris cuomo. allow me the first tgif. >> well done. >> here at "new day." and of course joined by michaela pereira. it is friday, june 21st, 6:00 in the east. and the big story this morning, king james has done it again. for the second straight year, the miami heat are nba champions. lebron james scored 37 points in the heat's 95-88 victory over