we're out of time. that does it for us. thanks for watching. "early start" begins now. have a great day. grateful. a father is reunited with his daughter as details of the abducted 16-year-old's horrific ordeal are revealed. tragedy in atlanta as one fan falls 65 feet to his death. baby veronica's custody battle takes a drastic turn. her birth mother arrested refusing extradition. the adoptive parents beg whoever is holding her to do the right thing. >> welcome to "early start." i'm zoraida sambolin. >> i'm john berman. it's been an interesting morning already.

it's tuesday, august 13th, 5:00 a.m. in the east. we begin with the story of hannah anderson. the 16-year-old girl is home. we are piecing together the details of the ordeal she went through. we are finding out more about what happened on the 1,000 mile journey taken from her home by a family friend. miguel marquez has our report. >> reporter: more than a week after being kidnapped by a family friend, hannah anderson is waking up, released from her captor, the 16-year-old teen reunited with her father. >> i'm very proud of her and love her very much. >> reporter: the ordeal hardly from over. she is learning her mother and brother were murdered. they were found in a burned home east of san diego. >> the healing process will be slow. >> reporter: dimaggio is believed to have kidnapped hannah leading to an amber

alert. the manhunt stretching up and down the west coast. she was found 1,000 miles from dimaggio's home. he had a rifle where he held hannah. >> the only way to access it is by helicopter. >> reporter: dimaggio fired at least one shot at the fbi. he was gunned down by the fbi. >> she is a victim in every sense of the word in this horrific crime. >> reporter: the break came wednesday when a group of horseback riders recognized the teen. >> she has a scared look on her face. >> reporter: many details remain unclear including the motive and the circumstances which hannah traveled with dimaggio. now that hannah is back, the family needs to heal and grieve. miguel marquez, cnn, boise, idaho. another abduction and murder case. this one was in rhode island.

daniel rodriguez forced his way into his girlfriend's home killing her and her daughter. he then kidnapped a 2-year-old boy later found wondering all alone and unharmed on a prav dense street. another man called a suspect has been cleared of wrong doing. malcolm has a daughter with one of the women killed. a daughter left with the state while he was in jail. >> you took me away from my kid. my kid! my kid! i'm getting out of jail, what am i supposed to do? i have to go get my kid. >> police treated him as guilty until proven innocent. tragedy at atlanta's turner field at a filly's game. a fan died after falling 65 feet from a deck. it happened in the parking lot before the rain started during a two-hour rain delay.

the fall appeared to be accidental. not known if alcohol was a factor. another case of the rare brain eating aknee baa. it's near ft. myers, florida. he was knee boarding in warm water when he became sick. his family is praying for his recovery. >> it's tough to see him like this. i wish i could touch him and it would transfer over or something. it don't work like that. >> buoy, it is tough to see him like that. there is good news involving another recent victim of it. this 12-year-old is out of icu in arkansas and she continues to improve. she can now sign her own name. >> terrifying. >> unbelievable. you are helpless as a parent. what can you do? on the minds of many of us today, sinkholes like the one that opened up near orlando on

sunday. in the blink of an eye, they are swallowing whole buildings, people in its path. that's what a sinkhole sinds like swallowing a resort monday morning. the 60 foot wide crater in florida just the latest incident in the string of sinkholes around the country. in july, pamela knox plummets into a sinkhole driving on a busy toledo street. >> as the car was falling, i kept calling on the name of jesus. i kept saying, jesus, jesus, jesus. >> some have not been so lucky. >> i could not get him out. i tried so hard. i tried everything i could. >> a sinkhole opened up killing a 36-year-old who was sleeping in his bedroom. this is how sinkholes are formed. a cavity slowly develops in the

limestone bedrock. over time, it widens, eventually breaking surface, then the sands and clay collapse into the hole swallowing everything in the path. repairs can be costly. >> i stepped here and my foot went down in the hole. >> we thought we would live and die here. we didn't have a plan b. >> a plan that could prevent destruction. >> the block could be broken. just another sign of sinkhole activity. enough to know to have your place tested. >> the experts who test the buildings say look for cracks. take every crack seriously. that is a sign that a building or house may be moving or sinking. in florida alone, nearly 25,000 sinkholes reported in five years. that's like 17 a day. >> that is very scary. there's the crackling you can

hear, too, that you know. >> the sound is terrifying. no one was hurt in that building collapse in florida, which is amazing and very lucky. >> six minutes past the hour. heavy rains. that could mean more flooding. indra petersons has the forecast. good morning. >> we are still talking about the same region. last week, dealing with the heavy rain. take a look at oklahoma city. thunderstorms pushing through the area. once again, heavy thunderstorms expected today. it will start to calm down by the overnight hours. either way, rain will be a big story. another low and cold front making its way through the mid-atlantic. with that, slow moving storms and heavier thunderstorms. one to two inches in the northeast. pay attention to the southeast. unbelievable amount of rain already this summer. here we go again. the front is stalling out. all this moisture out of the golf, add in tropical moisture

and let's talk about the rain totals. very heavy rain expected not only today, but for the next five or six days, all the way through sunday. we are going to talk about two to four inches the next three days. how about five to eight inches of rain possible by sunday. they do not need the rain. they have seen so much of it this summer. we are going to see severe weather. anywhere from d.c. area down to the carolinas and mid-atlantic. the thunderstorms could be severe in looking for strong winds and hail. still rain, still thunderstorms in the forecast, especially toward oklahoma. >> serious stuff. for days and days. >> berman is outraged. he was hitting me through the entire thing. >> she's saying why are you looking at me? why are you looking at me? >> thank you. >> appreciate it. it's eight minutes past the hour. another twist in a story of a native american girl torn between her adoptive parents in south carolina and her father in

oklahoma. dustin brown turned himself into police after refusing to return the 3-year-old to the south carolina family that raised her from birth. several courts, including the supreme court says he has no legal right to keep the girl. he said he wants veronica to stay with him. >> i'm going to fight until i have no fight left in me and they say you can't fight no more. i mean, this is my daughter. it's not a yo-yo that i can say hey, i borrowed it for two years, here it is back. this is a living, human being. this is a life that is happy where she's at. to, you know, take her from us is going to be very detrimental to her. it's like ripping her heart out. she's a very, you know, happy child with us. >> in a statement to cnn, a lawyer appointed to represent

veronica rights due protection of her rights and interests as a child and indian child. veronica has her own words and thoughts. she has her own voice. it is time she is heard because it is, after all, veronica's life. this is very tough. she was taken away from her adoptive parents and now her biological parents. a tough situation. >> it's complicated. >> we want veronica to be happy. coming up here, another tense, waiting day in egypt. protests growing. the government cracks down. we are live. a legal victory for an em battled celebrity chef. why a judge says she shouldn't face discrimination claims from a former employee. a-a-a.

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morsi are flocking to two sit ins. sit ins the government is vowing to break up. we have live in cairo this morning. give us a sense, how tense is the situation this morning? >> reporter: well, it's as tense as it has been since the sit ins began and the government was promising it was going to disperse them. we are seeing the opposite when it comes to the determination of those demonstrators. the government is saying it already has a plan in place, troops are on stand by and it's trying to find a political way to navigate itself out of the situation. it's proving to be difficult. the pro-morsi demonstrators are so hardened in their demand that the former president be reinstated. it's a nonstarter to begin with. they are arriving, families

arriving by the bus load every single night. we are seeing the various sit in sights, barricades made of bricks, sandbags, piles of rocks at the entrances for people to defend themselves. they say they want to continue to remain peaceful. the great concern is the potential for bloodshed that exists. that is what's holding back any sort of action to dispurse the demonstrators. it's very much a waiting game right now. >> it is. no sense of it deescalating. live this morning in cairo, appreciate it. a provocation days ahead of the next round of israeli/palestinian peace talks. the israeli government has given the okay to east jurs lem and the best bank. a palestinian negotiator called

the move sabotage and stopped short of saying they missed the next round of talks. james whitey bulger waking up a convicted felon as a jury found him guilty of 31 of 32 counts in the racketeering trial. the 83-year-old was convicted of his role in 11 murders since the head of the winter hill gang in the '70s and '80s. bulger scheduled to be sentenced in november. part of a discrimination case against paula deen has been thrown out. a white former deen employee has no claim they discriminated against black workers. a spokeswoman for deen says she was pleased and deen believes in equal opportunity and kindness

for everyone. buzz feed ed tor ben smith. anthony weiner is still in therapy and has had no contact with his partner, cindy leathers. he dropped a hint about hillary clinton's future plans when asked how it's affected his wife houma. >> do you know what her roll in hillary's 2016 bid is going to be? >> i do. >> what is it going to be? >> i'm not telling you. >> do you think it's damaged her in that world? >> it's hurt her professionally and personally. >> that first question to anthony weiner was do you know what houma's role will be in a 2016 presidential race. he said i do. but when asked what it would be, he would not respond. that's a big political hit right there. a new poll finds 80% of new yorkers have an unfavorable

picture of him. 80%. the stop and frisk program that lets police detain anyone they deem suspicious is very much in question. a federal judge said it is unconstitutional. even though the program was designed to prevent crimes before they happen, many of the stop and frisks say it targeted innocent people. >> leroy downs was sitting on the step outside his own home like this when it happened. >> the officers drove past me, went up the street, reversed, came out and approached me. >> reporter: what did they say the reason was? >> you look like you was spoking weed. i said to them, i said i'm talking on a cell phone. they cursed at me, said get against the fence. started pushing me toward the fence and searched me.

>> reporter: they found nothing on him, no guns or drugs. new york's mayor and commissioner say they have to stop people like that to save lives and reduce crime. they plan to repeal the ruling. >> we go where the reports of crimes are. those, unfortunately, happen to be poor neighborhoods and minority neighborhoods. >> 7363 murders in new york city compared to the prior years of the mayor taking office. those lives saved were overwhelmingly lives of young men of color. >> reporter: a judge said police reasoning didn't add up. they stopped 4.4 million people from 2004 to mid-2012. 87% of them black or latino. 12% were charged with crimes. the reasons given for the stops, so-called movements. being in high crime areas or

having a suspicious bulge. the judge found the searches unconstitutional and noted one nypd said it's permissible to stop racially defined groups just to instill fear in them. this man was surrounded by nine officers with guns. they found nothing. the ruling made him weep. >> it's hard to explain. i think, actually, it's a -- it's a really good picture of what's going on in society. >> reporter: nick payton walsh, nbc new york. >> i'm glad to hear it. 20 minutes after the hour. legendary piano maker is up for sale. a bidding war could mean sweet

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>> an ugly and public battle at jc penney. it looks like the board member linked in the battle. the demand to remove the ceo as the board prepares to name a new director with retail experience. the wall street journal says the announcement could come today. the battle has been so ugly. escalated last week when the hedge fund manager said the chairman and ceo be replaced. he owns 18% in the company. the stock is down 35%. if you are a shareholder in jc penney or a shopper, you have been seeing this battle firsthand. this story should be music to your ears. john paulson entered into a bidding war for steinway. 35 buck as share stops an offer

from kkr back in july. they have been in business for 160 years. its pianos are status symbols for concert halls. the stock has been rallying on the idea this company would be bought. had a rough go in the recession, a really rough go. strong command from china where they love brand name labels like steinway. there may be a second act, if that's a metaphore. we are officially uncrunched. banks have lent out more money than they did in late july 2008. in mid-july, banks have $7.33 trillion in loans outstanding. it's similar to 2008 when credit peaked. we are back. we are back. a lot of you are going to say i

need a mortgage and they are not giving it to me. i hear ya. when you look at the numbers, it shows the big picture. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. 22 minutes after the hour. a banking executive accused of trying to kill, kill, his estranged wife. michael jackson's wrongful death lawsuit. were his spending habits outpacing his earnings? n] there you are. [speaking german] hi, grandpa! [off screen] give me a kiss! [speaking mandarin] what do you think? do you like it? [off screen] happy birthday!

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a teenage girl back home after being held captive for days. she's just finding out what happened to her mother and brother as her family begs for privacy. evacuations under way. more than 90,000 acres scorched in a massive wildfire. take a look at that, burning through idaho. an amazing fete. one man does the unthinkable, two holes in one in a row. >> not a young man, by the way. we'll tell you how not young in a bit. >> how not young? >> how not young, in a bit. >> i'm john berman. >> i'm zoraida sambolin. >> we are going to start with hannah anderson waking up back in california. she was taken on a long distance journey that ended in the idaho wilderness. her captor, now dead. anderson was held against her

will and is only now finding out her mother and 8-year-old brother were killed. her father is asking for privacy as they bereave and ask for time to heal. the fight between a biological father and his 3-year-old girl and adoptive parents. the father is refusing to give her back and has been arrested. >> we asked what are you waiting for with every passing hour, we fear more and more for her safety and well being. >> matt and melanie say what happened to their daughter amounts to kidnapping. >> we prayed the courts would do the right thing and they did. now we pray those holding veronica will do the right thing. >> the couple adopted the 3-year-old back in 2009. they raised her two years before the court forced them to return her to the biological father.

>> she's doing great. full of energy. >> brown waived his pa rental rights during the adoptive proceedings and later changed his mind filing suit protecting native american children from being separated from their parents. brown is part cherokee. >> she doesn't understand it. she has seen pictures with them. she says i know that's me, but who are they? i say they are people that love you, too. >> the case went to the supreme court who ruled in favor of the adoptive family. he waived his pa rental rights. he was ordered to appear at a court process to start the process of returning veronica. he was charged with failing to show up. he turned himself into police on monday. >> i'm willing to go to jail for

my daughter. this is my family. i'll protect them. if it takes me going to jail for it, so be it. >> they understand how brown feels, but urge him to do the right thing and return veronica. >> we know how it feels to have to hand over a child. we understand the pain and what they are going through. we know they care about her and love her. one way or another, she's going to come home. >> is she not the cutest thing you have ever seen? his wife says she is safe with her grandparents. brown wants the case brought back to oklahoma, the state where veronica was born and where she's been living. the adoptive family want her home in south carolina. it pulls on every heart string. you feel for the little girl. she's adorable. 33 minutes after the hour. michael jackson was nearly half a billion dollars in debt when

he died in 2009. he was tapped out according to a forensic accountant. he says jackson routinely spent more than he earned, especially on jewelry and his neverland ranch. the jackson family is suing aeg live saying their hired dr. conrad murray leading to the superstar's death. a brain'ding aamoeba strike as florida boy. he was knee boarding near his home. the dangerous organism can be found in warm, fresh walter lakes, ponds, rivers and canals. only 28 cases have been reported in the united states in the last ten years. in south carolina, former banking executive remains locked up after a judge refused to grant him bond. he's accused in taking part in a

murder for hire plot to kill his estranged wife. they are in court for the bond hearing. she, her daughter emily and attorney will join chris and kate for an exclusive interview on "new day" at 7:30 eastern time. a massive wildfire continues to swell. look at the pictures. the elk fire, east of boise has grown to 90,000 acres. it's only 5% contained. it's not clear how many homes have been destroyed in the area. the damage could be significant. you hear that cracking? that is amazing. that is from a cell phone capturing the moment a sinkhole swallowed up a home near orlando, florida. guests had only a few minutes to get away. none were injured. many left their personal

belongings behind. one building completely destroyed. two others evaluated for structural damage. question right now, what is the situation we saw the fires out west. big rain headed. what is the story? >> we look at boise overnight. a couple lightning bolts in the area. this was a concern. they were worried because it has been so dry that it could spark additional wildfires. there's no red flag warnings by the specific fire. in idaho, as a whole, we are looking at the dry conditions, low humidity and high heat. we are going to watch this ridge of high pressure building. with that, temperatures will be going up. the temperatures they are concerned with are the winds as the thunderstorms move in and out. generally calmer conditions and warmer conditions into the forecast. we'll be monitoring that. we were talking about the heavy rains. still talking unbelievably heavy

rains through the country. dealing with thunderstorms, heavy rain continues throughout the day. the flooding potential remains high. good news, by the end of the week, things are going to calm down. thunderstorms in the forecast. the other thing to watch is the cold front that pushes through the mid-atlantic today. the potential for severe weather. similar to last week, it will kick through quickly bringing one to two inches, some places three inches of rain. the southern portion, the tail is going to stall out, again. heavy rain in the southeast. the moisture streams through the golf. the tropical moisture will produce, look at the totals, heavy amounts of rain, two to four inches of rain. by sunday, five to eight inches possible around the gulf, especially florida.

>> psi da says it's inconvenient for her. >> i have a lot of outdoor plans. we are not getting saturated like that. thank you so much. 37 minutes past the hour. now to legal troubles for celebrity chef paula deen. michaela pereira reports a judge ruled in her favor on a question of race. >> i want to apologize to everybody. >> reporter: some good news for paula deen in the case that brought down her multimillion empire. the tv chef has been cleared of the racial discrimination claimed filed by a former employee. a judge ruled a former manager couldn't be the victim of racial discrimination targeting african-american employees because she is white. plaintiff is accidental victim of the racial discrimination. >> it's a big victory.

motions are rarely granted. it tells us a lot about the strength of the plaintiffs claims, they were weak. >> reporter: they are pleased with the ruling. miss deen is confident those who know how she lives her life knows she believes in equal opportunity and fairness for everyone. deen was stressed into a second trial, this time in the court of public opinion. >> the day i used that word, it was a world ago. it was 30 years ago. i had had a gun put to my head. >> deen and her family went on the defensive. >> our mother is one of the most compassiona compassionate, good hearted people you would ever meet. >> it's completely absurd to think there's an environment of racism in our business. >> reporter: it led to a domino effect as deen was dropped from

deal to lucrative deal. >> if you are wrongly sued in america, your best recourse is to lick your wounds and move on. >> our thanks to michaela for that report. this isn't the end of her legal troubles. she faces claims of sexual harassment and abusive treatment from the same lawsuit. coming up, you need an id to buy liquor and cigarettes. how about that nail polish remover? why one drugstore chain is cracking down. jellyfish invasion. why swimmers are being very, very careful. >> that hurts. >> it does. watch out there. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. here's your wake up call.

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england. id is required. there's a limit on the number of bottles you can buy. a key ingredient in nail polish remover, acetone is used to manufacture methamphetamine. did you know that? >> i never learned that on "breaking bad." the jellyfish off the coast of florida. the area near daytona beach. winds are pushing them near the beaches. swimmers really paying the price. 200 people had to be treated for stings last weekend. this invasion is expected to end once the winds change direction. >> have you ever been bitten? >> i have. >> it hurts. >> hurts for a long time. neighbors in a beijing high-rise are not happy with one professor who demolished his penthouse apartment and turned it into this. his version of a mountain top

villa. it includes rock gardens and plenty of greenery as you can see sticking from the top there. the people who live below say the construction caused leaks and cracks and he hosts jam sessions at ear splitting volumes as well. they want the place torn down? you think they will get it accomplished? 45 minutes after the hour. what are the odds of making not one, but back-to-back hole in ones? i don't think they put odds on that. there was an 81-year-old golfer, he did it playing his favorite course in minneapolis. >> i had eight hole in ones. i thought i saw everything but never two in a row. unbelievable. >> it's a beautiful thing in america. >> it is a beautiful thing in america. >> 81 years old. in case you are wondering, the odds of get twog holes in one in

18 rounds of golf here is one in 67 million. >> kind of your odds of winning the lottery, right? that's incredible. >> you have a better chance of hit twog holes in one than winning the lottery. it's still low, low odds. >> let's see what's coming up on "new day." good morning to you. >> we are questioning, was the hole in one verified? >> the second one. >> you are calling the 81-year-old from minneapolis a liar? >> i never said liar. >> you are being accusatory and mean. >> you are tough journalists there. >> i say give it to the 81-year-old. >> he did it. >> we report, you decide. >> anyone called fast eddie deserves whatever happens. >> it cannot be your nickname. you are neither fast nor named eddie. >> this morning on "new day" we are going to stay with this

story. the horrible news about what happened at the home in san diego all the way through hannah's incredible rescue and what went down in the operation. we have new details for you. we are going to stay with it. what happens next to hannah anderson next matters. they are going to need them. we take you through what happens now as well as new information from the people who helped rescue them, new information on how the operation happened. this is against the odds to bring someone home like that. >> a partial happy ending for that family. we are talking about a controversial crime fighting program in new york. it's been very successful in keeping the crime rate low but it was ruled unconstitutional by a judge. does the stop and frisk violate unconstitutional rights or a necessary crime fighting tactic needed in a big city like this in we are going to talk about

it. very passionate on both sides. >> we'll have sunny hostin here as well to give us what the decision what and understand the background before you get into the debate. also, this is under the category, is this wrong, question mark? ivy league doctor looking for love in the wrong way. a plastic surgeon will give you free medical procedure ifs you go on a date with him. is it right or wrong? >> setting his standards high. we'll talk about it. >> at least he's a doctor offering it. >> he's not a bad looking guy, either. >> i'll give you botox if you date me. >> i'm with you on that one. there you go. >> appreciate it. coming up, mike tyson stepping back in the ring. what is next for iron mike is in this mornings bleacher report. ss before your eyes, it's time for aveeno® positively radiant face moisturizer.

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welcome back, everyone. a san francisco giants fan has come forward and apologized for throwing a baa nan that in the direction of andy jones. >> we have more in the bleacher report. >> good morning, a fan called the news to fess up to throwing the banana in the direction of adam jones. he says it was not racially motivated. he grabbed a banana off a catering cart and threw it out. he did not mean to insult the orioles outfielder. jones spoke about the incident calling the situation unfortunate. >> i don't have hard feelings about it. it's an unfortunate thing that happened. you never know what could be thrown at the players in our direction.

i look at it as a safety issue. >> what's the last thing you want to do on your day off? go to work, right? it's not the case for these red sox players. they attended the blue jays/as game yesterday on their day off. they still can't get enough baseball. at least they had good seats. mike tyson is returning to the ring. he's not lacing up the gloves. a promoter and president of iron mike productions. he's excited about the new endeavor and wants to work with young fighters. the first event, august 23rd in new york. guys you have seen mike tyson on the "hangover" movies and a cartoon, knew promoter. >> thanks. appreciate it. we'll be right back. wish i saw mine more often, but they live so far away. i've been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family.

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marriage proposals, how it happened. it's an idea. throw it out there. >> marinate on it. >> first, it is the top of the hour. that means it's time for your top news. as for my daughter, the healing process will be slow. i'm very proud of her and i love her very much. >> time to heal. hannah anderson is waking up safely at home this morning. we are learning more about her terrifying ordeal. how she found out about her mother and brother. caught on tape. the moment the giant sinkhole in florida swallows the resort as terrified guests watch on. a hero security guard may have saved the day. anthony weiner in his first interview since the scandal. how his wife is handling it all

now. >> your >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and mckayla pereira. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to "new day," 6:00 in the east, i'm chris cuomo. >> i'm kate bolduan. >> good morning. >> it's the most controversial practice for america's largest police force, and now the nypd's stop and frisk tactic is under fire from a judge. mayor bloomberg says it saves lives. critics say it amounts to racial profiling. we're going to dive into the debate this morning. also ahead, divorce is too often a blood sport these days, you know that, but murder? a former bank of america executive now stands accused of trying to kill his wife by hiring four hitmen, one of whom was his mistress. one was to take out his wife. now his wife and daughter are going to tell you why they both fe