a dangerous heat wave gripping the country from coast to coast. temperatures barrelling into triple digits. there is relief in sight. >> a bloody surrender. shocking videos released of the boston bomber turning himself into police. detroit is the largest american city ever to file for bankruptcy. a sad, historic day. >> speaking of a sad day, i got out of my building, walked outside and went -- >> how is it? >> i don't know. instant sweat. the first thing i said to the taxi driver is turn up the air.

i'm don lemon, welcome to "early start." >> i'm christine romans. it is july 19th, 5:00 a.m. 23 states are under heat advisory. it's affecting 141 million americans sweating out triple digits. in new york it felt like 105 degrees yesterday. workers reporting scores of patients suffering from heat, stroke and dehydration. it's so hot, firefighters are being rushed to hospitals with heat exhaustion battling fires. >> an 11-month-old girl died from the heat after being locked in an suv. by the time they got to the infant, it was 130 degrees in the car. amtrak is warning passengers to expect delays today. trains are being slowed down. the heat wave is driving the internal temperature to 120 degrees. >> at the iowa state fair, there's a lot of concern for the

farm animals. the cows, goats, pigs are getting hosed down. the stalls are being equipped with cooling misters. >> we know what to expect, when are we going to get a break. >> indra is outside. good morning, indra. >> you are talking about the two minutes you are out. i know you are inside because you are wearing black. just being out here this morning, we can feel the difference. the last couple days it was 79 degrees in the morning. right now, 84 degrees. 73% humidity. what does that feel like? currently, 91 degrees. this is before the sun is up. unbelievable. let's look at the maps here. more warnings. hard to believe. today is expected to be hotter than it was in the previous five days of the heat wave. we are talking more extreme heat. what does that mean? temperatures from 105 to 110 degrees. put it this way. new york looking for a high of

99. add in the humidity, it's going to feel like 106. places like boston, philadelphia, new york, down through d.c., detroit, could feel anywhere from 105 to 110 degrees today once you factor in the humidity. what everyone wants to know is when are we going to cool down? we have a cool front coming to the midwest and making its way to the northeast. temperatures cool off. we are talking 80s even for the weekend. the cold front with showers and rain mixed in with still 80 degree temperatures. it's cooler. the good news, it won't be a drastic heat wave. the biggest concern is the cold front meshes with the hot, humid air. that means a threat for severe weather. you can see it friday, saturday, starting from iowa to michigan and e vventually the northeast. >> can i just complain a little bit more to you guys?

have you been on the subway? >> yeah. >> unbelievable. >> there's no good place. >> except indoors. if a picture is worth 1,000 words, these photos of tsarnaev speak volumes showing him bloody and dishevelled in the minutes before his arrest. they were taken by a police officer. he released them without permission. he said he did it because he was furious about that. the controversial "rolling stone" cover which he called insulting to the survivors of the boston attacks. the police officer has been suspended from his job for one day for releasing the photos. >> unbelievable. this is historic. a depressing day for detroit. the largest city in america to file for bankruptcy as detroit emergency manager explains the

move was a long time coming. >> services will remain open. paychecks will be made, bills will be paid. nothing changes from the stands point of the ordinary citizens perspective. what this does do is give us an opportunity to address some of the overbearing debt we have discussed at nauseam at this point. >> the city faces $18 billion of debt and has been hemorrhaging cities for years. years of crime and deteriorating services left it with 700,000 residents making it the 18th largest city in the country. a massive fire is burning out of control. 15% contained forcing 6,000 people to evacuate. the flames threatening 4,000 home this is morning. miguel is on the front lines of that fire fight.

>> reporter: torching more than 35 square miles, this massive wildfire is nowhere under control. it is fed by tender, dry and thick pine trees and brush. it is burning so hot the trees literally explode into flames. firefighters mounting an all out air assault. the heaviest weapon in the ars nol, a dc 10 capable of dropping retardant in one go. on the ground, the fight also in full swing. woody has fought fires for 33 years. are you feeling confident about this one at the moment? >> in our section, yes. i don't know what's going on on the other side. there's a lot of smoke coming out. >> reporter: changing wind conditions complicating the job. this is the time in the afternoon firefighters are

worried most about. that used to be a pine tree. it is surrounded by years and years of growth. this stuff, completely dry. more than 4,000 homes threatened by the blaze and evacuations for some 6,000 residents. bonnie was in texas when she heard about the fire. you came back to do what? >> get important things that you can remember, you know, family things. >> family things, pictures, whatever we can. >> reporter: a quick escape, but leaving so much behind. miguel marquez, cnn, california. top information leaked by edward snowden is making it harder to balt battle terrorism. terrorists are changing their tactics because of the information snowden made public. >> the purpose of these programs and the reason we use secret si

is not to hide it from the american people or from you, but to hide it from those who walk among you trying to kill you. >> the nsa is working on making it harder for employees to steal data. improve pilot training according to the transport ministry. officials submitted plans to make the improvements and they were preparing to implement them when flight 214 crashed at san francisco international airport. airline flight from boston to tokyo had to return because of a fuel pump problem. the pilot burned off fuel after five hours of taking off. a problem with lithium battery fires grounded the fleet in january. just last week, a fire broke out on an empty 757 boeing parked at

london heathrow airport. demolition crews knocked down the wrong house. the property was supposed to be demolished, but they leveled a home down the street leaving one neighbor scratching his head. >> i saw an excavator taking a house down. i wondered why. it wasn't that bad. the one next door needed tore down for years. >> it belonged to his grandmother. no word on how the city plans to compensate him or what happens to the house that was supposed to be demolished in the first place. luckily no one lived there. two jurors explain why they think the neighborhood watchman isn't responsible for the death of trayvon martin. be the day?by watch.

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they believe zimmerman didn't racially profile. they have different views on whether zimmerman should have gotten out of the car that night. juror b-37 you are going to hear from first. >> i think he's guilty of not using good judgment. when he was in the car and called 911, he shouldn't have gotten out of that car. >> you know, he was, i think at the time he was trying to keep an observation and communicate to the police and was not being confrontational. he had the right to be where he was. >> opposite takes on whether zimmerman should have been there. what do you make of it? >> they focus on fault, not just legal fault, but moral fault. every jury trial go to moral fault, the way they perceive the

evidence. >> we compare them with a former public defender. both felt rachel jeantel's account was important. on whether it was credible overall? >> i didn't think it was very credible, but i felt sorry for her. she felt inadequate toward everyone because of her education and her communication skills. >> i did pick up credible information from her. yeah, i think she was credible. >> each one of us know how to trust someone or not based on instincts. if they were able to debate it if it were credible, you have an outcome. >> one tells us we didn't know how jurors think in these trials and the pressure they are under. >> the pressure of deciding and judging another human being, they are wrestling with it at that moment how we could do it and process it and did we do a

good job. >> ferguson say what is adds to the pressure is they are not trained for the task, giving little preparation for it. then they are told to decide. many of them are given more power than before. it adds up to enormous stress, he says, and that played out in the zimmerman trial. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> florida governor rick scott met with protesters pushing for the repeal of the state's stand your ground law. they met for 30 minutes, agreeing to disagree. scott said he assembled a task force to look at stand your ground laws after the shooting. >> listen to experts and they concluded we didn't need to make a change with the law and i agree with their conclusion. >> governor scott will not convene a special legislation to change stand your ground laws. protesters are bound to stay at

the capital until he does. coming up at 5:30, anderson cooper talks to them about life after the verdict and where the family will go from here. james whitey bulger extorted him out of business has been found dead. the body of 59-year-old stephen rakes was discovered wednesday afternoon by a jogger. he was attending the trial every day. at one point was considered a potential witness. he had just been informed he wouldn't be called to testify. police are conducting a death investigation. so far, we are told there are no signs of foul play. michael jackson's mom expected to testify today in the wrongful death suit. 83-year-old kathryn jackson and her grandchildren are suing entertainment giant aeg live. they claim the company negligently hired dr. conrad murray who gave the singer the lethal dose of propofol.

kate, sure making the world wait. millions of royal watchers are anxiously anticipating the arrival of the future king or queen of england. media crammed outside st. mary's hospital in london for the big event. we are hearing reports the duchess of cambridge may give them the royal slip when it's time for the delivery. max foster, live from london. it's so exciting, max. why is he going to give people the big slip? what's going on here? >> who wants to be in labor in front of all those cameras? come on. >> reporter: exactly. a very, very good point. she's staying at her parents. people think she's going to go to the hospital there. they are painting the railings outside that hospital yesterday. seems like nothing. probably is nothing. palace insists, it's still here. we have a new report out today.

sources speaking to the telegraph, her due date is today. we have all been here for no reason for a week. i don't know what to say about this. we haven't been able to confirm it. the palace is not saying anything. if she is due today, we could be here longer. >> kate baby alert on my cell phone here. i check it every second. >> you do not. >> i am. max, don't believe her. i'm checking it every single second. in the commercial break, when you are reading, i have to know. >> reporter: what can i say. everyone is waiting for something. no one more than me. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> if you are in labor. the poor thing, i love max foster, don't get me wrong, but walking in front of all those people. it doesn't feel great. it's not like you can do a pretty wave. leave me alone, people. coming up, wall street

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get ready to sweat. a sweltering cross country heat wave entering its sixth day. is there any relief in sight? shocked and angry, trayvon martin's parents open up about the verdict that set george zimmer marn free. >> thousands evacuate as firefighters battle fast moving flames in california.

>> good morning. this is "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm don lemon. it's almost 5:30 in the morning, eastern time. >> is it me? >> no, it's just hot. >> we are entering the dangerous day six of a dangerous heat wave that is smothering half the nation. 23 states under heat advisory. that means the heat index will reach 105 degrees or higher. this is going to affect 141 million american who is have been sweating out the temperatures of triple digits for a week now. indra petersons is live from manhattan. the sun is barely coming up, but the mercury already rising. >> i can tell you, we have been out here every morning. there is a huge different. normally, the early morning hours, it's hot, i can tell it's going to be bad. it's unbearable already. it's 84. it feels like it's in the 90s. we are talking 73% humidity. we are looking atmore warnings instead of advisories.

we are bumping up the level of heat today. it will feel like 110 in many places. unbelievable. take a look. we are talking boston, philadelphia, new york, down to d.c., stretching into detroit. it could feel like anywhere between 105 and 110 degrees. definitely hotter in a lot of places but we are starting to see a change. the cold front is making its way through. the midwest is cooling off first. you will see the changes as the cold front pushes through. the temperatures will drop each day as it moves off to the northeast. it means rain. yes, we are going to cool off. i'm not going to say a drastic cooling trend. it will go down. when you add in the rain, you have the muggy, hot feeling. heavy rain possible. we could be talking severe weather. take a look, anywhere from iowa to michigan and each day as the cold front progresses, showers and thunderstorms along the cold front. by saturday night, heavy storms

into the northeast. yes, definitely severe weather in the form of heat and thunderstorms. >> headed our way. >> thank you, indra. a massachusetts police sergeant who took a picture of the bomber is now in trouble. he took these photos and released them online through boston magazine. he did it because of the controversial picture on "rolling stone" of the bomber. he did not have permission. >> he was worried about the impact of the family and the victims. he was worried that certain impressionable people might be lured to replicate that by the glamorous looking photo that is on the "rolling stone" cover. >> he was suspended from work on thursday. he's facing an internal police investigation. a status hearing will determine whether he will remain on duty

during the investigation. these pictures much, much different than the self-portrait of tsarnaev that landed on the cover of "rolling stone." trayvon martin parents say the justice system failed them and their son. they said how difficult it was to hear the negative comments about their son during george zimmerman's murder trial. but they sat there every day except the final day because trayvon couldn't speak for himself. >> you all had talked ahead of time about not being there on the day the verdict came down. why did not not want to be there that day? >> we didn't want to be there because we were told by the court system that there were, you couldn't do any outbursts. how could you be quiet? how could you not say anything or show emotions. so, i think by us not being there, it took the sting out of

people seeing us react to it. because it literally broke us down. >> when you heard the verdict on television, you broke down? >> yes. yes. >> did it come as a total shock? >> it came as a complete shock for me. the reason i say that is because i just look at people as people. i thought for sure that the jury looked at trayvon as an average teenager that was minding his own business that wasn't committing any crime. that was coming home from the store and were feet away from where he was actually going. >> does it surprise you how much the jury seemed to agree with the defense's version of events? >> my answer to that would be what if it was their child that was murdered, that was shot in the heart? would they feel as though it was their child's blame to blame for

their death? i think that was a very insensitive statement coming from her. from the beginning of the trial, she had her mind made up. >> you believe she had her mind made up from the beginning of the trial? >> no doubt. no doubt. >> as you know, juror b-37 and i assume the other jurors as well didn't discuss race in the jury room. she doesn't believe race played a role at any level in this case. what do you think of that? >> i think that's a joke because he clearly said in the 911 calls that it was a black teenager, an african-american teenager. so, that was the profile. trayvon had every right to be in that community. i don't understand why she wouldn't see that, but then again, there's the disconnect.

there's definitely a disconnect. >> do you think if george zimmerman had been black, he would have been allowed to go free that night after shooting somebody? >> absolutely not. that's ridiculous. if the roles were reversed and trayvon martin shot george zimmerman, he would have been arrested right there on the spot, hour one, minute one, second one, if he wasn't shot because a black man have a gun, it's a different ball game. >> what change do you hope to effect? >> the change we hope to effect is with the laws. any teenager walking down the street can feel safe, that they won't be killed and will make it home safely. another thing we hope to accomplish through the foundation is to connect family that is are victims of senseless gun violence. god wanted us to be the

spokesperson so hopefully we can find some positive, some bright side out of all of this. >> the justice department placed a hold on evidence from that murder trial. that means the gun zimmerman used to shoot trayvon martin will not be returned to him. protesters in florida met with rick scott. he's refusing demands for a special legislative session for a stand your ground law. s tomorrow marks one year since the aurora movie theater shooting. services are planned for survivors and family members of the victims. james holmes is accused in the massacre. he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. the city of detroit filing for bankruptcy. the mayor announcing it thursday saying fiscal instability led to

the move. he's expressing hope the once proud city will turn its fortunes around. >> one thing i want to say to our citizens is that as tough as this is, i really didn't want to go in this direction, but now that we are here we have to make the best of it. >> wow. i have to tell you, a 16-page bankruptcy filing from a city. so rare to see. who is the debtor, city of detroit, michigan. it's rare to see this. the motor city facing $18 billion of debt. it's the largest american city in history to file for bankruptcy. detroit had nearly 2 million residents, down to 700,000 today. don, it's something you see companies go through bankruptcy, people go through bankruptcy, a big city like detroit, you know, a city so powerful and important to america like detroit. i wish them the best.

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we are going to tell you why. >> we are also going to tell you what trayvon martin's parents are saying. it's shy of a week since a jury spoke with cnn in an emotional interview, understandably emotional as they are grieving their son's loss and getting over the verdict. >> another wrinkle. the congressman who was tweeting a bikini model. first, no, it's my daughter. a dna test shows it's not his daughter. there's more. we are going to tell you about it. >> a bikini model you were trying to explain earlier in the week? >> i can't imagine what the twist is like on this. >> i have been teased right into the next three hours. well done. well done. coming up, the nba of the brooklyn nets unveiling new additions. will this be the team to beat in

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tiger woods in the hunt at the british open. this morning, he's back on the course. >> andy has the bleacher report. good morning. >> good morning, guys. tiger looking to win his first major in more than five years this weekend. right now, he's three shots back in round two of the opening championship. he's won four tournaments this year at an up and down first round yesterday. his day got off to a terrible start here. he shot way left. he salvaged the hole with a bogey. he rallied with four birdies to end the day at two under. here is something you rarely see. thomas hitting out of the rough. his shot, check it out.

pough. right into the camera. it shatters the lens. in the broadcast, they said it's an $80,000 camera. luckily they had a replacement lens on hand. they were able to continue the round. for the first time in his career, paul pierce can no longer call himself a boston celtic. he's a member of the brooklyn nets. it was a blockbuster deal with the celtics last month. the move gives brooklyn, on paper, the best starting five in the league. today is about the buzz being back in charlotte. yesterday, the nba board of governors approved the charlotte bobcats the request to change their name back to the hornets. they will be the bobcats this season, then make the change for the 2014-2015 season. it's great to see the old pinstriped charlotte teal jerseys back.

it's one of the best jerseys ever. >> why are they changing it back? >> the charlottes never liked the bobcats. since the hornets are now the pelica pelicans, the hornets name is available again. they jumped on the chance to get it back. >> well done. thank you. >> thank you. we are going to comic-con. >> look at the pair. looks like christine in the make up room. we got adt because i walked in on a burglary once. the physical damage was pretty bad. the emotional toll was even worse. our daughter had nightmares. what that robber really took from us was our peace of mind. with adt, we got it back. [ male announcer ] every 14.6 seconds, a burglary takes place in the united states. so rely on the fast alarm response of adt. a single adt system can help protect you from burglary, fire, and high levels of carbon monoxide. when an alarm is received, adt calls the local authorities for help. and you can get this monitored protection,

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welcome back at 53 past the hour. taking a look at the top cnn trends on the web. mystery solves. the russell's law firm in london

admits they revealed the author of "the cuckoo's calling." one of the partners told his wife's friend and she told the times. her novel, which was hardly selling under the pseudoname tops amazon's best seller list. the nerds have taken over san diego's convention center. comic-con is expected to draw 125,000 visitors. many of them dressed like their favorite comic book. fans get to rub elbows with their favorite shows. >> coming to places like comic-con make me realize the show's impact. it's hilarious.

there's throne shaped pedi cams around. >> it's hailed as the largest convention of its kind in the world. to check out other trends, head to cnn.com/trends. this morning, no matter what you think of them, real shows are a reality except when they were not real. >> reporter: which of the following is not a real reality show? duck dynasty. >> meet the tanners. long island landscapers. >> reporter: there are three imposters. meet the tanners is about a family obsessed with tanning. >> use my oil. >> whoa, young lady. >> we have rules in this house. if you sass me, go to the shade. "meet the tanners" got burned in reviews.

what do you think? >> fantastic. >> i wouldn't watch it. >> i think i'm related to some people like that. >> reporter: it turns out there's nothing to not watch. the fact you thought this was a real show says a lot about the state of tv. this is an ad for public broadcasting's new york affiliate, channel 13, a campaign called tv gone wrong. >> i thought it was real. >> i thought it was real, absolutely. >> i didn't think it could get worse than the kardashians. >> there's something fishy about clam kings. >> what diz do you have talking about my family's clams? >> these two aren't shocking around. >> i would definitely watch it. >> there's one more unreal reality show. >> this thursday, on the season premier of "long island

landscapers." let's do flamingos. the creator in new york sat around dreaming up over the top fake reality shows. >> we try to make each other laugh. >> they try to strike a balance of two over the top, believable, some ideas were rejects. >> red neck rabbis. the tag line was they are quite unorthodox. >> these kids had a favorite. "meet the tanners." >> i would watch this, definitely. >> reporter: "long island landscapers" didn't make the cut. >> no. >> reporter: the fake reality shows are meant to make the real ones look like more boo boo, less honey. >> somebody would watch that. >> i think it's clever to put a tv gone wrong hashtag. it's clever. >> the ones on, i thought they

were spoofs. >> the honey boo boo one? >> yeah. there's one where -- >> we are on tv at 5:00 in the morning. >> i saw a talk show where they were doing one on honey boo boo, that's how i know about them. you have to catch your and throw it on someone. >> we are listening. >> when you break wind. >> let's give this to chris and kate now. thanks, guys. >> i like that don is believing, if you don't say it, people won't know what you are talking about even though you are on tv. >> i will tell you, they did steal one of our lives. we often say to chris, you sass me, you go in the shade. we often say that. >> i get a lot of shade on this show. >> cold, scary. >> happy friday. >> take it away. tgif you good looking people. it is almost the top of the hour. it is time for the top news.

captured. stunning new images, the surrender of the boston bombing suspect. the cop who took them under investigation. we'll tell you why. new warnings for the country's biggest cities as the heat wave gets hotter. imagine being stuck on the tarmac in 106 degrees with barely any air-conditioning. bankrupt. detroit is the biggest u.s. city to declare bankruptcy. we're live in the motor city. your "new day" starts right now. good morning, everyone. welcome to "new day." it's friday, yes it is, i said it, friday july 19th. i'm chris cuomo. >> i'm kate bolduan, joined by news anchor michaela pereira, we

have a lot coming up this morning including protests against the george zimmerman verdict expected to ramp back up this weekend with rallies planned across the country as overnight the governor talks to protesters who have been staging a days long sit-in at the capitol. exclusive report from the congressman caught tweeting the swimsuit model. thought she was his daughter but she wasn't. now there's another you'll never believe, what he said to a female reporter, we'll tell you about it. she was one of scientology more high profile members. leah remeremeny has backed out her sister will tell us why. the graphic photos of the boston bombing suspect bloodied and bruised moments before he was captured, sniper's lasers trained directly o