but there is a bond there. when it comes to this raccoon controversy, you make the call. that's it for us. thanks for watching. "early start" begins now. massacre in egypt. hundreds killed at the country military smashes protest. a new revolution has already begun. we are live. tortured and murdered. a california man who killed his friend, her son and kidnapped her daughter. new questions this morning on what caused a ups jet to crash on to an alabama field? dramatic pictures right there. good morning. welcome to "early start." we are happy you are with us. i'm zoraida sambolin. >> i'm john berman. it is thursday, august 15th and

it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. the bloodiest violence in two years. at least 421 people are dead, thousands more injured after police moved in to try and dispurse two sit-ins with morsi. supporters fought back. reza is live with the latest. >> reporter: it is eerily calm. it has a lot to do with the emergency law that went into effect last night. you can feel the cloud of uncertainty hanging over this city and this country a sense of dread after yesterday's awful events. many are describing what happened yesterday as a massacre. with the staggering death toll and increasingly it's going to be tough to dispute that. the death toll according to the health ministry, 400 killed,

more than 3,500 injured. all of this the outcome of a ferocious crackdown by security forces targeting two pro-morsi sit-in demonstrations going on for six weeks. there are a lot of rumors going around that this crackdown would happen. 6:30 a.m. yesterday morning, it came. again, it came with ver osty. conflicting accounts of what happened. the interior ministry claiming their tried to move the protesters out using water cannons and tear gas. they say the protesters fired first and they had to retaliate. when you talk to supporters of morsi, they have a different story. they say security forces came in shooting at protesters. when you have conflicting accounts, it's important for us to describe what we saw.

from our vantage point, we can tell you many of the protesters injured and killed were unarmed. again, from our vantage point. moving forward, this military backed government has a lot of questions to answer about yesterday's operation. zoraida? >> if we look at the images, it's very, very disturbing. you mentioned it's quiet right now. is there an undercurrent or information coming on twitter or facebook of what could be to come? >> reporter: well, the government is certainly speaking. yesterday, the prime minister and the interior minister delivered statements justifying this deadly crackdown saying they were obliged to do it. over the past few weeks they described it as a threat to national security. they claimed there were links to

terrorism when it came to the demonstration. it's important to stress, we have been out there for six weeks and we simply didn't observe, in these demonstrations, in the sit-in demonstrations any activity that could be linked to terrorism. however, this is the narrative that was pushed by the government that they are pushing today, using it as justification for what happened yesterday. >> reza, live in cairo this morning. the big question is what is the united states going to do, if anything, right? >> reza talked about from his vantage point. we are so lucky to have his vantage point. he was on the ground as it was happening. he saw the bodies. we were with him when the bodies were carried behind him. it's important to have this brave reporting. the white house is condemning the crackdown in egypt choosing words carefully.

the interim government may not be interested in a return to democracy. >> violence will make it more difficult to move egypt forward and runs directly counter to the pledged by the interim government. it is indication they are not currently following through on that promise, to transition back to a democratically elected seville yan government. they are not committed to an inclusive process. >> secretary of state john kerry is calling on both sides to seek a political solution to the crisis. the u.n. weapons inspectors may be on the ground in syria. the assad regime agreed to this trip, which would last two weeks and look into whether chemical weapons were used during the civil war. more than a dozen reports of chemical weapons used since this began. a deadly crash of a ups

cargo trip. both pilots on board were killed. david mattingly reports many who live near the scene are counting their blessings it was not worse. >> reporter: the broken wreckage of the a-300 cargo plane sits in an open field a half mile from a neighborhood. nearby broken trees and power lines show how close the jet came to killing people in their homes. >> i'm thankful that it did not kill us, you know, because that's dangerous. i mean it was just like the plane was like this and we were in the middle. >> reporter: pieces of the plane littered her yard. the last seconds of what had been an uneventful flight. the plane was outlet of kentucky. flying over rooftops, people awoke to what sounded like a flight in trouble. >> there was extreme low. then it sounded like it was sputtering like it was out of fuel. >> seconds later, fire and

explosions. >> i heard three booms, i heard boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: crash investigators are only beginning to find answers. a mystery of critical communication. david mattingly, cnn, atlanta. we are learning more about the kidnapping of hannah anderson. unsealed warrants revealed he tortured and killed her mother and brother and set fire to his house before snatching hannah as she left cheer leading practice. there had been 13 calls between hannah and dimaggio that day before her phone was turned off. autopsy reports she dimaggio was shot five times. manningly is apologizing for leaking information to wikileaks. he told the judge he is sorry

for his actions because they hurt people and the country. he's facing up to 90 years in prison. lawyers showed a picture of manning in a blond wig and make up, which he e-mailed to a superior claiming he was mentally unstable when he leaked the documents. you know, we know how powerful water can be in floods, washing away cars and people in flood zones. >> yes. >> what happens when they finally recede? this happens. this buckled road in hutchinson, kansas, an area hit hard last week. officials say the floodwaters washed away the ground under the road causing it to give way. >> indra petersons has her eye on the forecast. any rain on tap? we have been talking about all the crazy rain. >> this is a familiar story. more and more rain. three inches of rain in three days. but, for this month already,

it's early in the month. they have seen 12 inches. four times the amount they typically would for this month already. they have a ways to go. today, we have a severe outlook from south dakota going through te s texas. more thunderstorms possible in the forecast. all eyes on the south. very heavy rainfall and flooding. this is the current radar right now. i want to show you a couple things going on now. all this moisture that could come out of the golf. the reason we are talking about this is not just the stationary front. there's a 70% chance of development into the caribbean. it could go into the gulf and merge there with the stationary front that is already in place. if that happens, look at that tropical moisture. you are not talking about that spreading through georgia and the carolinas. not just florida. three to five inches. as much as eight inches of rain. we have been talking about

places with record rainfalls already. >> you are not popular these days. >> i really am not. >> thank you. what president obama did on the day of the raid that killed osama bin laden. have you heard this? have you seen this famous photo of the president when the raid was taking place? his former body man tells a lunch at the ucla the president wanted a distraction while events were unfolding. he spent part of the day playing cards in the private dining room. >> most people were down in the situation room. he said i'm not going to be here. i can't watch this entire thing. he, myself, the photographer, we played, we must have played 15 hands, 15 games of spades. >> he called it a very, very long day. >> can you imagine? >> that's how you decompress. >> the night before the comedy

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star in the democratic party. now jesse jackson jr. is a felon and will be soon in jail. >> jesse jackson jr. is preparing to spend 30 months in prison. an emotional day in court for his family. now he's asking for redemption. >> i believe in the power of redemption. today, i manned up trying to accept responsibility for the errors of my ways. >> reporter: the charge, misusing $750,000 of cam paper funds spending the money on lavish dinners, nightclubs, lounges, a rolex watch even michael jackson memorabilia. after he serves his time, his wife will serve time for filing false tax returns. >> this is a difficult time for the family. i speak today as a father.

>> reporter: jesse jr. once had a promising political career. the eldest son of a civil rights legend, he was elected to congress in 1995. he asked to speak in the democratic election in 2008. >> i grew up in my father's generation. >> before being sentenced, he wept addressing the court saying i was wrong. i know i have let a lot of people down. can he ever regain political promise? >> it's a family we watched, just like the kennedys, through ups and downs. there's a continuing soap opera. i don't think it's over yet. >> reporter: athena jones, cnn, washington. 16 minutes after the hour. michael jackson's former wife said doctors competed to give the singer painkillers. he said a slew of doctors took advantage of jackson, trying to outbid each other and the best

way to treat his pain. they were the ones who first introduced him to propofol. fans are mourning the death of a contestant on the bachelor. she was taken off life support. she was not chosen by the bachelor, she competed in the spin-off series, "bachelorette." >> so sad. a bitter custody battle from oklahoma to south carolina and back again. both sides are making moves now and they hope it might lead to a final, forever home for 3-year-old veronica. >> what we seek is peace for our daughter. >> melanie and matt speaking about baby veronica, the child they adopted and raised for two years before losing her in a

custody dispute. wednesday they arrived in oklahoma. >> as soon as we arrived, we requested a visit to our daughter. our request was denied. >> it's time for this to be over. each day, we lose a day with our daughter. >> this is her biological father. four years ago, he waived his pa rental rights. a member of the cherokee nation, he changed his mind arguing native american children are protected from being torn from their families. he was awarded custody in 2011. south carolina ordered the baby ordered back to the adoptive couple. they deserve an opportunity to meet with their daughter and a chance to meet with mr. brown

and put an end to this conflict. monday, brown turned himself into authorities after failing to show up for a court appearance. he was freed on $10,000 bond. he faces an extradition. an order the governor promises to expedite if he can you not cooperate. at his client's request, he reached out to the couple's representative to discuss a resolution in the best interest of baby veronica, including meeting with the couple. the next hearing is set for september 12th. i have to tell you, when you start hearing what the parns are saying, the adoptive parents, they would be willing to have some sort of resolution where he can be, d biological father can be in the life of the little girl as well. >> a beautiful girl. >> they all love her, clearly. >> they adore her. she is being cared for, which is

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the sunrises on a blood bath in egypt. hundreds killed as the military crushes the protest there. meanwhile, islamists burn police stations. we are live as the death toll continues to rise. a doctor intentionally misdiagnosing patients when they didn't have cancer.

he is extremely good looking. >> he looks like his mother. prince william back at work and life as a brand-new dad. he said that himself. it's not just me saying that. he's adorable because he looks like his mother. >> he's rich and charming, unfair. i'm john berman. >> i'm zoraida sambolin. it is 30 minutes past the hour. >> the top story, the deadly, bloody, crackdown in egypt. it is quiet there this morning. this was the scene yesterday as they battled in the streets of cairo and beyond. 421 people are now dead, since yesterday. thousands more injured and the prospects for a resolution for the conflict, they seem murky at best. that may be an overstatement. reza is live in cairo. he's been in the middle of it

all since yesterday. give us aceps of the feeling in the city today. quiet, but for how long? >> reporter: that's not clear, but it is quiet at the moment, john. of course, thursdays in egypt are the end of the workweek. usually cairo is buzzing with activity. it's calm and probably because of the state of emergency that was declared late last night after an awful day. it's difficult to describe the outrage, the grief, the widespread bloodshed we witnessed yesterday. many describing what happened yesterday as a massacre and considering the death toll, many will say it's a fitting description. according to the health ministry, 420 people killed. more than 3,000 injured. all of this, the outcome of a ferocious and brutal crackdown launch by security forces and

military backed government targeting two sit-in demonstrations going on six weeks in support of the ousted president, morsi. they threatened they were going in 6:30 a.m. yesterday morning it happened. when we talked to the two sides, very different accounts. the ministry, they claim they tried to use non-lethal weapons using water cannons and tear gas to disperse people. they claim protesters shot first. when you talk to the muslim brotherhood and supporters of the ousted president, morsi, they have a different story. that i say security forces came in, unarmed protesters. when you have the conflicting accounts, it's important to point out we were there. based on what we saw, we simply did not witness any armed protesters and we witnessed

plenty of unarmed protesters who were injured. many who were killed. just an awful, awful day yesterday here in egypt. >> the words you used, you said ferocious and brutal. the strength of the crackdown here, the scope of it from the military, from the government there seems beyond anything we have seen, including in 2011 when this all started. can the military there, if it wants to, completely subdue the population? >> reporter: well, it showed that it can, temporarily, but many say a backlash is coming, john. i think it's important to step back and put this into context. this is not the first deadly crackdown we have seen after the ouster of the former president, mohamed morsi on july 3rd. a few days after he was overthrown, the military cracking down at a mostly

peaceful demonstration according to rights groups. more than 50 killed, most of them unarmed according to rights groups. two weeks later, another crackdown, more than 80 people killed. that is why the international community, international rights groups are coming down hard on the interim government asking for an explanation, condemning what happened yesterday. the interim government maintains it was justified. they claim the demonstrations were a threat to national security. they have a lot of important questions to answer in the coming days as to what happened and why they used such force. >> meanwhile, in a state of emergency, resa, we are lucky to have you in cairo. thanks for being with us. >> i was asking about the undercurrent and what people were saying. there's been a call by the muslim brotherhood saying come out to the street to show your support. it's worrisome.

>> the government controls the television media. you have two cross currents. two media cross currents battling each other. they are effective in getting numbers out. >> the obama administration is condemning the crackdown and the military leader who is backed it saying they are not working toward restoring the democratic government. secretary of state john kerry called it deplorable and pleaded for waum. >> the promise of the 2011 revolution has not been fully realized. the final outcome of that resolution is not decided. it will be shaped in the hours ahead, in the days ahead. it will be shaped by the decisions which all of egypt's political leaders make now and in the these days ahead. >> kerry called on both sides to take a step back and negotiate an end to the crisis.

will they pull the plug on the money is the question. >> stay with us on the latest. it is developing. a michigan doctor is being held on $9 million bond facing charges that he intentionally misdiagnosed his cancer patients. he is accused of manipulating the medicare program ordering chemotherapy for those who didn't need it. many patients are shocked saying they liked and trusted him. >> it came as a total surprise when he was arrested. looking back now, there were things that were odd but i never would have suspected he was doing the things he's accused of doing. >> the government says the clinic billed medicare some $35 million over two years. his lawyers argued there's no proof his actions were, in fact, fraud. >> that's just an unbelievable

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the union. that's the ballot measure that stopped gay marriage in 2008. in june, the u.s. supreme court turned aside a challenge ruling ordering marriages resume in california. they did, days later. if you are gay and married in the military, you will be able to qualify for the same family benefits given to other married couples including housing, medical care and two weeks of leave for a wedding. it barred federal recognition for same-sex marriage. the policy change is set to take effect in early september. in utah, a wildfire burns out of control near park city. it's already destroyed more than a dozen homes. hundreds more are right in the path. that fire was started by a lightning strike. one official says when it broke out it spread faster than a person could run. right now, it's about 25%

contained. >> we have fires in idaho, also. indra petersons is tracking the weather for us. how is it looking? >> i'm not making friends. warnings in utah and idaho. we are talking high heat and low humidity. unfortunately, it looks like that's going to be the case for a day or so with temperatures nearing records. look how far above normal we are. it's ten degrees above normal. there's relief by the weekend. it brings a threat of lightning as thunderstorms roll into the forecast. here is the story today. heat out west. cool and dry. it feels like fall and flooding in the southeast. look at the temperatures, well below normal. a lot of 70s out there. gorgeous. a quick update on the tropics, we have a depression here. it doesn't look to be a big concern. we are monitoring something closer to home. 70% chance of development around cuba. we are going to watch this.

this moisture, a huge impact in the southeast. when that low combines with the stationary front into the southeast. we are going to talk about drenching rainfall. flooding a huge concern as we go through the weekend. definitely not making friends when i add the double whammy in there. >> we had high hopes. thank you, indra. time to get charming. it was a day out for the second in line for the british thrown. a man known as prince william was visiting a country fair and talking about what it's like to be a new dad. >> reporter: prince william is off diaper duty and back to work as a royal. kathryn, the duchess stayed home. william joked about being a father. >> king george would have loved to be here.

he's loud and extremely good looking. >> reporter: it's certainly not where you would expect to see a prince. amist cows and sheeps and horses, this agricultural show is his first official royal engagement since baby george was born. one of his last as a resident here. the remote island in wales he and kathryn called home for more than 2 1/2 years. in september, william finishes his tour of duty as a royal air force search and rescue pilot. he will leave. >> this has been our first home together and will always be a special place for us both. kathryn and i look forward to returning again and again over the coming years with our family. >> they were able to live here in relative privacy. it was here where william and kate appeared for the first royal engagement launching a lifeboat just before their

wedding. they have been very good to the cambridges. >> you know, we don't go searching for him. he was allowed to live his own life. >> it's been low key as well. he's been well accepted here. that was the main thing. that's what he liked, i think. >> reporter: this is a thank you to the community for all of their support. the prince's first official and highly publicized royal debut as the father of a future king. >> you like that story? >> you are not smitten with the handsome prince? >> no, i'm not. probably be little george i would be. not by him. coming up, an unlikely hero when a young girl comes face-to-face with a rattlesnake. would you like to come face-to-face with that. how she got away without a scratch. on medicare fraud. the healthcare law gives us powerful tools

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welcome back to "early start." we are hearing this morning about the moments before a florida teen was tasers and died. police dispatch details the search for 18-year-old israel hernandez who was putting graffiti on a building. officers tried to stop him. he ran and the search ended with the teen tased and dying. >> 6'6" male. he had dreads. >> right there, right there. >> we done know if he's having a seizure. he is breathing. >> cardiac arrest. 71 street harding avenue. >> he was buried wednesday afternoon. police are investigating what

should be a non-lethal weapon. dogs are man's best friend, right? for one texas family, a chihuahua/poodle mix, he is a hero. psycho jumped between their little girl and a venomous rattlesnake. the snake bit the dog in the eye, but, did not bite the girl. >> me and my sister were making mud pies and i hear a hiss and a rattle. i look down and there's a snake. psycho got in front of me and the snake bit him. >> he saved her life. he's my hero. >> let's hear it for psycho, right? >> yeah! >> the dog's injury looks serious. the eye looks tough. psycho will make a full recovery. that dog is an american.

>> i can't get over his name. there's got to be something going on inside of him that they named him psycho and he lived up to his name. >> the right kind of psycho. psycho, i like. >> chris cuomo, kate bolduan, what's up. >> chris bolbuan. you are married to me. >> i feel like i've been emasculated. >> we are keeping it secret. >> i like it. i like the use of american. it's an american canine. there you go. >> there you go. >> all right. you are on. here is what we have. we are all following egypt because of the situation on the ground there as well as what could be yet to come. over 400 dead. it looks like there are going to be more protests. this is not what the u.s. invisioned during the situation they refuse to call a coup.

most are doing nothing, not an option. we will go on the ground, see what people are living with and what has to happen next. the custody case surrounding baby veronica. the adoptive parents are trying to get their daughter back. can they work out a compromise with the biological family? we'll talk with ashlee banfield. many think it needs to happen outside the legal process. they need to figure it out themselves. it's not working. >> it's been all the way to the supreme court. it's state law, federal law and tribal law. it's complicated. morning shows love to talk about this. sleep. people are turning to sleep medication to catch zs. it's growing. more people are doing it. what does it do to your body the next morning. it's a big thing for us. am i taking enough? who knows better than dr. sanjay

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wake up, berman. patriots nation was in freak out mode. he still is after berman's man crush, tom brady went down holding his knee after the scrimmage. andy has it for us. >> good morning, guys. john, it looks like you and everyone else can let out a sigh of relief. an mri on his knee came back negative. he's expected to be okay. for awhile, the nfl world was on hold. all patriots related bets.

the injury occurred when claiborne pushed him into brady. claiborne said his instincts took over. >> you have to stay away from the quarterback. if you have a guy on the street, on his heels, my instinct is to keep going. it's what i did. >> nfl is looking to enhance the performance enhancing drugs. they are going to have former players take part in a human growth study. two-thirds receive hgh. they will determine the normal level and what is a violation under the policy. they hope to test for hgh this season. braves/phillies in atlanta. an injured bat finds wiz way on

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we spent too much time worrying about tom brady.

that is all for "early start." >> you spent too much time worrying about him. take it away chris and kate. >> thanks. see you in a bit. >> almost the top of the hour. that means it's time for your top news. >> there are many injured people. how do you expect to believe them. >> state of emergency. the death toll in egypt tops 400. the country at risk of descending into civil war. what will the u.s. do? chilling details of what happened the day hannah anderson was kidnapped as hannah, herself, has more in an online account. rain, rain, go away. parts of the east getting soaked again. is this going to be the wettest summer on record? >> your "new day" starts right now.

>> good morning and welcome. you have one eye open but that's enough. this is "new day." it's >> we're here with mckayla. good morning. time to wake up. the mystery surrounding that ups plane crash that left the two pilots dead. vergs are on the ground trying to determine what brought tra plane down. we'll have the latest. >> the case of baby veronica adopted by parents in south carolina and taken back by her biological father. the case made it all the way to the supreme court but still not over. will this child ever have a happy home? we'll talk to the adoptive parent who is are desperate to get the girl who they say is their daughter back. if you have wondered if your e-