i'm brooke baldwin.ant to remind you, we're watching two stories today. number one, this is an incredible statement by a woman whose trial held the nation's attention for the past four months, jodi arias accused of the grizzly murder of her boyfriend, travis alexander. giving this bizarre, some are calling it, explosive interview moments after she was read her guilty verdict yesterday afternoon, and she told this reporter she would rather die than spend her life behind bars. so now we're watching the clock. we are just about an hour and a half away from this afternoon's hearing, the penalty phase, the death phase, so we'll take you live to phoenix momentarily. head down, see her here as he was read the charges yesterday. and this is the man accused -- switching gears, this is the man accused of kidnapping three young women, raping them, starving them, holding them prisoner in his own cleveland home here on seymour avenue for nearly a decade. and now it is this man, ariel castro, who is locked away, and h

and already balding, baldwin was man of sly wit, of few words. his all-cap entry was an uncharacteristic display emotion for him. then again, the war with japan was finally over. the segundo had been patrolling the pearl islands when the screes fires was announced. she had not seen a lot of activity. now it was august 4, 1945, and the segundo was ordered to tokyo bay to represent the u.s. submarine force at the upcoming surrender ceremony. the invitation was an honor for the crew but they weren't ready to relax yet. they were still in enemy territory and though the cease fire agreement specified the japanese military were to lay down arms, some units had not gotten the message. wait two weeksons the japanese subjects to endure the uneven durable, and the segundo was heading to tokyo to wipe up the remnants of the once formidable japanese fleet. not much was left of the imperial japanese nave and what was wasn't expected this far north. there was isolated resistance so the segundo continued on a war-time fighting. it had a diminishing number of en

i'm brooke baldwin, special cnn coverage starts right now. one of the voices boston hears tonight -- ♪ -- i'll talk with james taylor about the moment he heard about the bombings and what he'll say to the victims. >>> love them very much. i'm innocent. >> the american mother behind bars in mexico opens up to cnn. and begs for her freedom. >>> plus, the terrifying moment a train hits a truck. as the feds intercept letters possibly laced with ricin targeting michael bloomberg, new details about the threats inside. >>> good to see you, i'm brooke baldwin. it is so great to be back in the city of boston. you are watching special coverage here on cnn, where in a matter of hours, some of america's biggest named performers will be taking to the stage in that big building behind me, this is the td garden in boston. why are they here? it's a huge night, because it's all in tribute. six weeks after those two explosions, really, just rocked the city forever. what happened in those moments and in the days following the attacks at the finish line there of

. >> i'm brooke baldwin in a wet, rainy, stormy moore, oklahoma. the cruel and staggering scope of monday's tornado coming more fully into view. i don't know if you can hear the rain drops that have begun yet again. my producer and i were driving in. blasts of thunder and lightning as we were driving south on 35, just to get to where we are to broadcast live for you, and keep in mind, these storms raises concerns that are two fold. high winds that can turn the mountain of debris into absolute proje projectiles, and a lot of lightning. putting the army of crews working in the tornado zone at risk. let's look at the challenges that lie ahead today. with cnn meteorologist indra peterson in the weather center. the storms, they won't stop! >> unbelievable. talking about the strong winds out there. in fact, just in newcastle, where the actual tornado really started in newcastle. we reported a wind of 65 miles per hour. that is the equivalent if there wasn't debris all over the ground. dealing with strong winds earlier, some heavy rain, heard reports of 1

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i'm brooke baldwin.ivor stories, but i want to share something with you, something i learned about storm shelters on my way here to oklahoma. i mentioned a moment ago, sitting on a plane with this woman, she called this storm shelter a fraidy hole. a scaredy hole someone else called it. i met these two people this morning, neighbors, who lived in moore all their lives. both of whom lost their homes on monday. and both learned a lesson after what happened to them. watch. >> you know, i was on a plane with someone. she was from here, loves oklahoma, lived here 44 years and said, no, i don't have a fraidy hole in my house. i said a fraidy hole? >> a hidey hole. >> a safety room, a shelter. >> when you actually have been through it -- >> your mind changes. >> your mind changes. it is scary. it is a thought of what if i didn't get out as soon as i did because the thing is, if that tornado was right on the next street and i could not drive fast enough, me and my kids would be in a car flying in the air like do

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. what to do with the body of a terror suspect. in boston, no one wants it. >>> verdict watch. any minute jodi arias could learn her fate. we're live when it all goes down. >>> plus, syria vows revenge after israel strikes. >>> and good news for many american men. the little blue pill is just a click away. >>> good to see you on this monday. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me here. two weeks to the day after the boston marathon bombing. dzhokhar tsarnaev is scheduled to appear at the federal courthouse in boston. that is happening this hour. he is robel phillipos, accused of lying to investigators and he may be close to getting released from police custody. joe johns is at the federal courthouse this afternoon. joe? >> brooke this hearing was originally scheduled to serve two purposes to talk about probable cause in this case and detention for robel phillipos, charged with false statements after the fact in connection with the boston bombing case. now, base

i'm brooke baldwin.irst, a new twist in a story we have been following for you for weeks. last month's deadly blast at this texas fertilizer plant is now being investigated as a possible crime. the criminal investigation comes after four other potential causes for that massive explosion, they were ruled out. you remember the story, 14 people were killed, many of them first responders themselves. you see the video of the aftermath, home after home after home obliterated when the blast rocked the small town of west, texas. and many of those, as i mentioned, who died, they were volunteer firefighters. and i want to bring in elina machado for more on this investigation. why is the blast being investigated as a possible crime? >> that's a question we have been asking all afternoon. but so far authorities remain tight lipped. the launch of this criminal probe was announced a few hours ago. earlier this week investigators said they had ruled out four potential causes including weather and natural causes. now, i

i'm brooke baldwin.n live in cleveland. standing on the street, seymour avenue, by this home that police now say was a prison for these three missing women. so, just over my left-hand shoulder here, we just saw minutes ago, see this maroon suv and that is the k-9 unit. i saw some of the dogs in the back of this van. in front of that, you see just about a half dozen fbi agents and what they have been doing is setting up a tarp and a tent and a table, presumably to sort through some of the evidence that they will find after searching this home high and low, the home belonging to one of the alleged captors here, his name is ariel castro. his brothers, pedro castro and onil castro, each man at least 50 years of age. but the headline of this moment is this. it is the sheer joy of loved ones who really, they have been missing for a decade. their families thought they were dead. and now they're back where they belong. wasn't to sh i want to show you a family reunion unlike any other. this is amanda berry in the

i'm brooke baldwin.y's storm, people who live in this disaster zone can come and go as they please without actually having to go through the checkpoints. police and national guard have been manning some of the openings of the neighborhoods because they want to make sure they want to keep out looters. their checking for i.d.s closely. there has been still -- there is police presence around. we have seen more police going through this neighborhood. and homeowners are being encouraged not to stay after dark. they're here, they're walking through with a lot of insurance companies today, to see if their homes are a total loss or not. and how much money they can then get in return. as recovery here get ns under w in earnest, people are taking the time today to remember their loved ones and neighbors who did not survive. four people killed in monday's tornado are being remembered at funerals and laid to rest today. they include two of the smallest victims. take a look with me. 8-year-old kyle davis was in the t

brooke baldwin is coming up live brooke baldwin is coming up live from boston right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hi, there, i'm brooke baldwin live here in boston as the search for answers in the boston marathon bombings now turns to the suspect's laptop. this is a new development today. the fbi has found that this laptop belonging to dzhokhar tsarnaev, although we're not sure exactly where they found this laptop, they have it. we know his college buddies accused are now sitting in jail today for what they are accused of doing after the boston bombings. as the world watched in horror, these two young men from kazakhstan are accused of helping dzhokhar tsarnaev by getting rid of key evidence from his dorm room that they had shared. dzhokhar's backpack, stuffed with fireworks, and the laptop. the federal investigators now say they have found. all of this as the feds hunted him down. one other young man i want to tell you about, an american also aged 19 like the others. this young man is accused of making false statements about what he knew. but one of the questions to

brooke baldwin takes it from brooke baldwin takes it from here live from boston. -- captions by vitac tonight, more than a month after terrorists attacked boston, the city is coming together in this building to remember, to honor, and they are doing it all through rock and roll. i'm brooke baldwin, special cnn coverage starts right now. one of the voices boston hears tonight -- ♪ -- i'll talk with james taylor about the moment he heard about the bombings and what he'll say to the victims. >>> love them very much. i'm innocent. >> the american mother behind bars in mexico opens up to cnn. and begs for her freedom. >>> plus, the terrifying moment a train hits a truck. as the feds intercept letters possibly laced with ricin targeting michael bloomberg, new details about the threats

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. we continue on to hour two. i'm brooke baldwin.oving stories, one in texas, one in california. let me begin with one in houston, texas, we pull this out. let me show you the pictures in full and tell you what is happening in houston. there has been this hotel called the southwest inn in houston, texas. it has been on fire and the smoke is huge. the response even more tremendous. at last check, it was a four alarm fire. that, of course, could have changed. but we have some video. we have some video we're going to work on showing it to you, you see the firefighters on the scene, we know that firefighters -- firefighters have been injured. and we have seen them being taken off on stretchers just because of the enormity of this fire at the southwest inn on the southwest highway in houston, texas. we're watching this. we're also watching another fire, farther west. it is a race against time. this is the powerhouse fire this is north of los angeles. a wildfire, 1500 acres. 15% contained there. we're watching those two stories. we'll brin

i'm brooke baldwin live in cleveland. the stories continue to percolate and we see the young women finally reunited with their families. we're also watching another story as we have learned that the verdict will be read in the jodi arias trial. i'm going to send it to my colleague ashleigh banfield in phoenix, arizona, for that. >> such an incredibly busy day. there is just breaking news really from coast to coast and in between as well as we go from cleveland to d.c. and capitol hill, right here to phoenix. that courthouse, the jury of eight men and four women have achieved a verdict. reached that verdict just recently and will announce it in exactly one hour and 29 minutes. so we are awaiting that verdict. at this point, a decision is a critical one. we are findingut whether they have decided if she is guilty of first degree rder, which would mean they move on to a death penalty phase, or if she is guilty of a lesser included, or if she is not guilty at all, effectively that woman would walk out those doors, be processe

brooke baldwin in moore, good morning, brooke. >> carol, good morning to you. a tough couple of days certainly in moore, oklahoma. let me set the scene. in this neighborhood, day two. folks who live here are able to come in, start to see what -- what reality is facing them. what they have left. justine driving down from oklahoma city to be here live with you this morning, we saw power crew after power crew after power crew, so the people who are lucky enough to have the brick-and-mortar, the walls of their homes, working to get power restored. meantime, happy news. some buzz this morning. a fellow oklahomian, carrie underwood. a lot of people talking about, she's announcing last night, she will be giving $1 million of her own tour. from a town two hours east of where i'm standing. so happy news there. as you mentioned, funerals certainly happening in moore, oklahoma, burying the little ones and the adults who perished just a couple of days ago. also the president coming here to moore this weekend. i want to bring in pamela brown, who has more on really just thi

i'm brooke baldwin.o welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. major dramatic developments here in this case involving the fatal marathon bomb attack, two mondays ago, here on boylston street. we now have the names and pictures of two of these three young suspects who are facing federal charges. we'll put their names up on the screen so i can tell you exactly who they are. two of them, apparently, according to this criminal complaint, lived with the younger suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. these are the two names at the top, two 19-year-olds. azamat tazhayakov and dias kadyrbayev. these are two kazakh students, these are the two students who are facing the federal charge conspiracy to obstruct justice. and the third, an american, robel phillipos, also age 19. getting information as we're reading through this criminal complaint, just talking to joe johns and ashleigh banfield here with me as well, learning that there were -- there was a back and forth during the timeline, the week

brooke baldwin is coming up live brooke baldwin is coming up live from boston right now. -- captions> hi, there, i'm brooke baldwin live here in boston as the search for answers in the boston marathon bombings now turns to the suspect's laptop. this is a new development today. the fbi has found that this laptop belonging to dzhokhar tsarnaev, although we're not sure exactly where they found this laptop, they have it. we know his college buddies accused are now sitting in jail today for what they are accused of doing after the boston bombings. as the world watched in horror,

i'm brooke baldwin live in boston. want to begin with afternoon with brand-new developments this hour in this boston bombing investigation. dzhokhar tsarnaev is talking, and what he's telling the feds is quite frankly disturbing. a law enforcement source tells cnn that the suspects had another terror plot in mind here in town, a suicide attack at the huge boston pops 4th of july show. but as they built these pressure cooker bombs in tamerlan tsarnaev's apartment in cambridge, they realized they'd be ready much sooner than they actually anticipated. so what did they do? you know what they did. they decided on an earlier detonation. you see this black van? this is a hearse carrying the body of tamerlan tsarnaev. it was met by a couple protesters at this funeral home just outside of boston. an uncle has now claimed the body of this suspected terrorist. also today, a family spokeswoman says he will be buried right here in massachusetts near the same city he is accused of bombing. it's a city that is trying to move on. toni

i'm brooke baldwin here. we begin with america's top political bromance just rekindled on the boardwalk of new jersey, barack obama and chris christie. there they are on the jersey shore, asbury park, to be precise. the president checking out washington's billion dollar investment in the post sandy recovery. remember this is where it all started, this partnership of convenience, less than a week before that presidential election last november. just a short time ago, the president said new jersey has made it back from those dark days of late october. >> you are stronger than the storm, after all you've dealt with, after all you've been through, the jersey shore is back and it is open for business. and they want all americans to know that they're ready to welcome you here. >> jessica yellin is there, our chief white house correspondent. is there any way to tell -- are these two gentlemen actually bonding? as we mentioned, is it strictly a partnership of convenience? we have the president, he has money for hurri

the key difference between alec baldwin and andrew breitbart.do, you haven't been to new york. at the general assembly they are working on legislation that would protect bowling alley owners, bowling shoes you have to wear, they go out and slip on the ice, this has been happening enough and they are suing. i asked my aunt, in wyoming, memory lane. she she is responsible owner. she says check your shoes. you can't go outside in your shoes. one more thing, two more things. up close 43, my interview will re-air tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. i hope you see it. >> greg: and "redeye" tomorrow night. >> bob: you are always on "redeye". >> look. >> kimberly cam. >> foreri hunter who plays with the tigers. but something he did with a little boy who was suffering from leukemia granted a wish. and play before the game and go to the locker room and little girl is named after his parents because he is such a big fan of this, they are going to name the boy hunter. >> bob: that is great. >> eric: all major league ballplayers should be doing that. the kids ido

first you have the brook baldwin in the streets of boston for several weeks after the bombing. then you make her fly over cleveland to cover the kidnapping story. now banfield and grace are in a park locality in phoenix. it's like you're the amazing race of news. cnn just runs from town to town doing crazy [bleep] things for a giant novelty paycheck. i'll give this to cnn. they did provide actual information on what are actual crime stories. they continue their coverage throughout the day i presume without any further distractions. there's more footage. oh, no, there's a cat on a rumba. oh, no, and then there's. oh, a motorcycle. oh, my god! no, that can't be. it's that [bleep] encrusted carnival cruiseship. can't believe that thing is still on the loose. we'll be right ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight academy award nominated actress. her new film is the great gatsby. >> love is made entirely of your own imagination. >> no. you were there all along. it's an idea, a decision. of course if anything is not to your liking, i'll change it. >> it's perf

emerson baldwin. >> it was a hurting feeling to me. because he was a personal friend of mine. i had just talked to him about two days before. >> disbelief. still is. but i come to terms with it. but right now, it's kind of hard to swallow. >> reporter: the driver of the van who survived remains anonymous. but illinois state troopers found he was driving on a suspended license and should never have been behind the wheel. friends are saddened by the news but were comforted to know that the men were on a religious mission to get their lives back on track. >> the driver was not only cited for driving on suspended license, but also cited for improper lane change. i'm rochelle of rochelle ritchie. >> investigators are still trying to determine why the vehicle ran off the road. >>> another accident under investigation tonight. this one here in baltimore. sky eye chopper 13 on interstate 295, south of monroe street. police say a person was struck by a vehicle, just after 10:00 this morning. now, it's unclear why that person was on the highway. we don't have word yet on that person's c

those victims 54 emerson baldwin, 53 an drew canada, 42, anthony mitch chal, 52 mark william and 29 tom mast coalman. >> we had four patients arrive at the hospital after a van roll over. three patients were transferred in fair condition, one to st. louis hospital, two to springfield hospital and one here at fayette county hospital. >> police say the driver who survived had a suspended license. the group was returning from a religion event in california. illinois state police say the van left the road and repeatedly flipped over. 9 people were ejected. >> reporter: that driver not only received a ticket for driving on a suspended license but also improper lane change. we're live this afternoon, rochelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> investigators are still trying to determine why the vehicle ran off the road. >>> an alleged smuggling operation is shut down this noon in harford county. more than a dozen people are now facing charges. the harford county drug task force seized 140 pounds of marijuana, 20 guns and over $140,000 in cash. the arrests follow a 2-year undercover investigation

i'm brooke baldwin.special coverage here of the disaster in oklahoma. some people rode out the storms in their basements, those who had basements, or in a vault like safe room. one place that didn't have the safe rooms, the elementary school where seven children lost their lives. and now a lot of parents are coming forward and they're saying that every school should absolutely be required to have some sort of safe room. andrew joins me now. he's a co-owner of oz safe rooms. one of these huge concrete structures to, as you say, they've been proven to avoid destruction from an ef-5 hit. >> what separates us from any other mason t in the world is the process in which we pour the concrete. we pour the footers, the floor, the walls, the ceiling in one continuous pour. my father has been working hard with rit and before we go out and tell families, look, here, get inside this safe room we test our structures to make sure that they work because that's what we're running into. a lot of fly by night companies tha

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now.ting spree, a discovery inside his motel room. the longer this american mom stays in a mexican jail, the harder it will be to get her out. so says a lawyer who has been through this. plus, the mysterious death of a former nfl quarterback whose last known phone call is raising eyebrows. and -- ♪ twinkle, twinkle little star ♪ >> a 10-year-old girl with weeks to live is being denied a transplant because of her age. now her parents' urgent fight to change the rules. >> i'm not going to tell her she's dying because she's 10. >>> we continue on hour two. thank you for being with me. i'm brooke baldwin. we begin with nasty weather. dangerous storms breaking out now in the planes. we'll chase that weather live. chad myers, our cnn meteorologist, he is out and about in kansas. actually now i'm told in the panhandle of oklahoma, before heading to texas, chasing the storms. he's with this team, you know, following this. we're going to see what they're seeing and, chad, depending on if he's able

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now.

trend how might the situations that i identify with -- in other words, how might i invoke james baldwin'sby. what does that mean? that's not about blackness. that's not about narrowing who you are. that's not about, shall we say, clipping my individualistic wings. that's about being committed to people who are caught in hail. who are catching hail. and how does that evidence itself and how does that introduce itself to the world. then we're standing in the best of the black freedom tradition. >> 20 years from now, if we're talking about race how will the notion of blackness be then? >> i can partly say i have no idea because there's a dynamic change of americans dealing with that. race is not going anywhere anytime soon, and i really wish we could destroy the word "post-racial" because it clouds the discussion about race for anybody in the discussion to think, well, race doesn't matter anymore. we're in a post-racial america. that's ridiculous. >> will we even be having this conversation in 20 years? >> we will definitely be having this conversation. we're going to be trying to figure out

and this is ken baldwin. he is talking about jumping off the golden gate bridge and surviving.e counted to ten and vaulted over. i still see my hands coming off the railing and across the court in flight, baldwin recalls that i instantly realized that everything i thought was unfixable was totally fixable except for having just jumped. what role does the presence of guns in households play in terms of what our overall suicide rate is? >> access to lethal weapon says one of the biggest we have. when there is this imprulsive moment that someone decides to end their life when they can't get to something to do that, they won't do it. it is a huge crisis and problem when they do have access to weapons. >> and how much more lethal are guns than other weapons. >> the most lethal. hanging is right up there. that's why men die by suicide more than women. because women choose what people say are more painless methods. >> you said to me, as you sat down, you said this is actually a hopeful story. because we do know how to prevent it and what it do. what is the hopeful aspect. how can we r

brooke baldwin picks it up from here. she's live in cleveland. >>> wolf blitzer, thank you so much. you. i'm brooke baldwin live here in cleveland for special cnn coverage of two major stories unfolding this hour. first, very soon, jodi arias will be walking into a courtroom for a mini trial to decide whether she lives or dies. we will take you there to phoenix. >>> but first, here in cleveland as we learn more about the horrors that these three young women endured during their nearly ten years of captivity in that house right there. let me fill you in, i walked around the back of this home and talked to a home owner. we couldn't go anywhere near this home. it's actually still considered part of the crime scene, but i sat there with him and looked at the pictures he took. we know these young women were freed on monday, and he said the

. >> greg: alec baldwin tweeted irs scandal.french. key difference between alec baldwin and andrew breitbart. andrew exposed pig ford and pigs. >> dana: if you think government has a lot to do, you haven't been to new york. because at the general assembly they are actually working on legislation that would protect bowling alley owners from any lawsuits if people who wear the boggle ben roethlisberger shoes you have to wear they go outside and slip on the ice this happens a lot. they have been suing the bowling alley. check your shoes. you can't go outside in your shoes. >> people trying to. >> dana: she doesn't need a law. one more thing, twice, two more things. i found out that the up close with 43, my interview with george w. bush will reair tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. if you missed it, you can get a chance to watch it. >> greg: red eye tomorrow night. >> bob: you are always on red eye. >> kimberly: greg red a book. >> kimberly: time for really good one. what are you doing? get out of my shot. so tori hunter, who plays outf

. >> greg: alec baldwin tweeted irs scandal.haps in french. key difference between alec baldwin and andrew breitbart. andrew exposed pig ford and pigs. >> dana: if you think government has a lot to do, you haven't been to new york. because at the general assembly they are actually working on legislation that would protect bowling alley owners from any lawsuits if people who wear the boggle ben roethlisberger shoes you have to wear they go outside and slip on the ice this happens a lot. they have been suing the bowling alley. check your shoes. you can't go outside in your shoes. >> people trying to. >> dana: she doesn't need a law. one more thing, twice, two more things. i found out that the up close with 43, my interview with george w. bush will reair tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. if you missed it, you can get a chance to watch it. >> greg: red eye tomorrow night. >> bob: you are always on red eye. >> kimberly: greg red a book. >> kimberly: time for really good one. what are you doing? get out of my shot. so tori hunter, who pl

brooke baldwin picks up our coverage right now. >>> wolf, thank you so much.all of you. i'm brooke baldwin live today on this friday afternoon from moore, oklahoma, with cnn special coverage of the aftermath, as you can see, homes in this neighborhood absolutely leveled from monday's tornado. one small step in moore. it is easier this afternoon for people to get in and around, we have seen a lot of homeowners here finally able to get into this neighborhood and check out what is left of their homes. people have now been able to come -- police have removed the checkpoints at the entryways of a number of neighborhoods here in moore and people who live in the tornado zone do not have to show their i.d.s anymore to get to their homes, to check on their property or to

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i'm brooke baldwin live in boston. brand-new developments this hour in this boston bombing investigation. dzhokhar tsarnaev is talking, and what he's telling the feds is quite frankly disturbing. a law enforcement source tells cnn that the suspects had another terror plot in mind here in town, a suicide attack at the huge boston pops 4th of july show. but as they built

. >> driving for tommy baldwin in the 36, ex-sprint car driver.enhouse behind him, couldn't clear. >> 51 car, regan smith. yesterday's winner. taking it to the house again today. >> moved in front of kenseth. >> here comes johnson. he's stuck in the middle. >> whoa he was looking for a sweep but he got swept up. >> they're going to freight train him around inside and outside. >> kenseth and johnson, strongest cars all day, back to the front, kenseth in red, johnson in blue. carl edwards right behind them. >> i'm with denny on this one. they'll make it another lap or two. i don't see no way. crazy. crazy stuff. >> they ain't going to make it. >> there we go. there we go. there was no way. holy kurt busch. >> bobby labonte's in it, stremme's in it, jeff gordon from the grass. kurt busch went over and over. >> bowyer, mcmurray. they're just -- guys, i'm with denny, having been in these situations several times, there's no way you can race that way and make it. >> for the sixth time in seven talladega races, a pile-up in the last eight laps, look at r

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. what to do with the body of a terror suspect.it. >>> verdict watch. any minute jodi arias could learn her fate. we're live when it all goes down. >>

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i'm brooke baldwin live here in boston.me our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. welcome to cnn's special coverage of the breaking developments in the boston marathon terror attack. we begin with three more people now in custody of the fbi, arrested today in this boston bombing case. they are due in federal court any minute. we have cameras there. we will show that to you live. here's what we know as

baldwin: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from wisconsin. ms. baldwin: i ask unanimous consent to speak in morning business for as much time as i may consume. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. baldwin: as i make my first remarks on the senate floor, i have the honor of occupying the same senate seat and in fact occupying the very senate desk once used by senator robert m. la follette sr.. fighting bob la follette as he was known was a republican senator from wisconsin a century ago. he is credited as the founder of the progressive party and progressive movement in this nation. and i admire fighting bob's legacy in many ways, but i want to assure my colleagues who are present in the chamber at this moment that i will not emulate his maiden speech, which went on for three successive days. bob la follette ran for this office because he was concerned that while corporate interests were being well served in washington, ordinary people weren't even being heard. he traveled all around the state of wisconsin literally speaking from makeshift

i'm brooke baldwin live here in cleveland for special coverage of the fast moving story of three longwomen. and, of course, the three brothers arrested here in this case. we're watching the story, we're also watching for you today this hearing on capitol hill, two live pictures, both on your screen here, we know that in washington, whistle-blowers are testifying about the attack in benghazi from september of a year ago. but, first, just over my right shoulder here, seymour avenue this is the home police say was a prison. but not too far from here, let's go to the pictures, absolute jubilation, not too far from where i stand in cleveland as we are hearing that gina dejesus, who went missing ten years ago, when she was 14 years of age, she was leaving her middl

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i think it looks like alec baldwin. >> no. >> what are you talking about? >> what do you think?s a fake version of him and he responded with the hashtag real psi in singapore. i think it looks like alec baldwin. >> we have to go back and look to see if it was actually psi who performed on the plaza here. it could have been the imposter. >> that got me thinking about you dancing again. >> dancing. >> i can't get that image out of my head. >> has me thinking about this subject. are teens finally finished with facebook? new evidence suggests enthusiasm for that social networking site could be waning among the country's youth. the pew rearch center found that teens, in particular teens, don't like rubbing virtual elbows with their parents, grandparents and other adults on the site. so oversharing and too much drama were also popular complaints among the teens. instead, that age group seems to be fcking to some other social networking sites like twitter and instagram to stay connected. now for its part, facebook says, you know what, we're still pretty popular with the under 25 crowd

i'm brook baldwin. we begin with breaking news an sur veal video.olice say, this car right here upside down, that's the get away car. obviously it is now completely flipped over after this high speed chase in atlanta. this in the middle of a major interstate in the city. look at the traffic. for hours they've been sitting there. we're told a woman walked into a bank, said she had explosives, handed a letter to the teller and then jumps into her car, drives away. we have no clue whether or not she made off with me cash from the bank. what we do know is that the bomb squad just finisheds checking the toppled over car, you see them on the ground, for explosiv explosives, all clear on the car. but we are now told crews are at the bank looking for explosives there too. the woman in custody right now. that interstate which is a major artery in the city, you saw the bumper to bumper traffic was at one point and perhaps still now completely closed down. backing up traffic for miles and miles. both directions are back open. as soon as beget updates we'll pas

i'm brooke baldwin.these chilling photographs you will only see here on cnn of the backyard where ariel castro allegedly held these three women and a child locked up inside. look at this. it is just junk. but it also offers hints at the potential horrors that amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle knight faced inside this home. pamela brown has been in cleveland for us. let me bring you in and walk me through some of the photos. because even just looking at this child's bike, it is kind of disturbing. >> reporter: yeah, just a picture of innocence there in the midst of a treasure trove of evidence and ariel castro's backyard, brooke. you look at the backyard, and it just looks like a yard full of junk, just a dinghy backyard, with old materials and we see a basketball hoop and bikes. but then you look a little bit closer at these pictures and perhaps there are clues as to what went on inside the house of horrors here. we see spools and spools of barbed wire. thick spools of barbed wire. and then we see