both sides. >> on the outside was summer baldwin's dna. on the inside was summer baldwin's dna again. this time, mixed with rodriguez's dna. and rodriguez' dna also matched dna from summer's rape kit. to investigators, are it was an open and shut case. but to be thorough, investigators searched rodriguez's computer. it seemed like a for malt. but this time, it was more than that. >> it was apparent in looking at row din da's computer that he was very involved with trying to meet girls on line and trying to perhaps have sex or something along those lines. >> from the moment rodriguez got to his parents' home, he ran a number of searches for the name summer baldwin. but there was another name he searched repeatedly. >> boom, there it is. joanna rogers. what news do we have about joanna rogers. >> 16-year-old joe and that rogers, a high school student, had been missing for the past 1 months. her parents had last seen her the night before she disappeared around 1:00 a.m. when she returned home from her job at a sandwich shop. >> her mother tol

it was also to thank baldwin for helping the high school chess team and ataend big tournament. good for him. that's the kind of publicity. >> he never gets. >> you need now and then. every time he gets in an argument i roll my eyes and go oh, gosh, what did he do this time and more i hear he has a point. >> you are crossing to the dark side, too. >> i always think that where refusing to do. ssidwhyg to do. >>> first two jailbreaks involving inmates escaping on helicopters. a real-life drama fit for a movie script toilet bowl cleaner. ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lysol toilet bowl cleaner. ins are lef. as this dye reveals. lysol toilet bowl cleaner does more. it removes the tough stains that bleach doesn't, and it also disinfects. so why just bleach? with lysol you can do more. that's healthing. and get max cleaning and freshness with every flush. try lysol no mess max. ♪ >>> it was a jailbreak worthy of a hollywood blockbuster. three inmates bust out of a prison in canada and evaded authorities with the help of a waiting helicopter. >> abc's mara s

alec baldwin has made allegedly homophobic statements. some actors are perceived as getting away with it and others are not. why? >> i don't -- gibson went through pretty much hell when he did that. you can carry this over into politics in a way. it always amazes me why i think apologies in politics makes sense, because they always try to cover themselves up by saying -- and get themselves out so far, they're screwed. the best politician, just say i'm sorry. >> but they never say it, dana. can you think of an example, working for any candidate or any politician, i couldn't do it today, anyone i worked with that actually came out and said i'm sorry. what's so bad about saying i'm sorry? what happens when they do say i'm sorry? >> if you're up for reelection, as soon as you say i'm sorry, especially if you say it on tape or video, that that is going to be the campaign ad that runs against you for the next two or six -- every six years if you're in the senate. but i think that this all goes back to that, you remember the book that everything

i'm brooke baldwin. on iraq here, the terror group isis has shocked iraq and grabbed the rest of the world's attention with its ruthless sweep from syria into iraq's sunni heartland. shock number two has been the unexpected launch of the social media blitz that shows isis is not your average gang of heavily armed thugs. in fact, these thugs are quite social media savvy. and now we have this. perhaps the group's most polished production yet. a video circulating online today. apparently shot in syria in english, aimed at luring new recruits from the west. >> this is the land of jihad and the land of hiya. the land of living. we have brothers from bangladesh. from iraq. from cambodia. australia. uk. nothing has gathered us except to make a with the hayas. that's all we came for. >> jim clancy joins me from cnn international. quickly, we just got word that youtube -- let's show it, guys. youtube has yanked, the video has been removed. it violates the policy on vie lance. as you were saying, clancy, they will

i'm brooke baldwin.ment call r caused that boeing 777 jet to crash and burn on a san francisco run way. the investigators made ma determination today about asiana airlines flight 214. that jet slams into the sea wall last summer because it was flying too low and too slowly. federal officials say the pilot botched the airplane's dissent during the visual approach. they also site mistakes the flight crew made with autopilot controls. >> the errors of the pilots were not because of incompetency, they were because of an expectation that the autopilot and auto throttle system would do something for them that the airplane was not designed to do and also a lack of plon it moni >> the ntsb adds that they did not understand the complexity of the flight system. >> an executive of malaysia airlines said the thought that many fears about flight 370 and the 290 souls on board could take decades before it is located. the air lines commercial chief told the british telegraph quote, i believe it is somewhere in the sout

a photographer. >> luckily none of that other the weekend as baldwin received a big honor. the city in central falls, rhode island. central falls is the smallest city in our nation's smallest state. >> baldwin was recognized for the thousands of dollars he donated to save the library in central falls. it was also to thank baldwin for helping the high school chess team and attend a big tournament. good for him. that's the kind of publicity. >> he never gets. >> you need now and then. every time he gets in an argument i roll my eyes and go oh, gosh, what did he do this time and more i hear he has a point. >> you are crossing to the dark side, too. >> i always think that where there's smoke there's fire and too many things surrounding him but every time you read the details, you shake your head. >> fun to watch. >> hang in there, alec. coming up in ""the skinny,"" something jennifer lopez is refusing to do. the high-profile gig she is passing up and why. >>> first two jailbreaks involving inmates escaping on helicopters. a real-life drama fit for a movie script. you are watchi

i'm brooke baldwin. we begin the hour with this battle between iraqi secure forces and jihadist militants happening here at the country's largest oil refinery. it's unclear exactly who has control of this strategic control. iraq's deputy oil minister says security forces have it. but several officials tell cnn that militants have seized it. all of this a back drop to u.s. secretary of state john kerry's mission to help the iraqi government regain control of the country on day two. as he is on the ground here in iraq, secretary kerry met for these critical talks with the kurds urging them not to quit this political process. later telling cnn that the kurdish president is willing to participate in this formation of a new government in baghdad. >> there is a constitutional process which we in our strategic framework have pledged to be supportive of and we are. that constitutional process is playing out right now. the fact is that even president barzani today who is opposed to the prime minister made it clea

i'm brooke baldwin. as i come to you at this moment, more iraqi cities are falling, seized by radical militants and their bloody march to bagdad. secretary of state john kerry in iraq's capital on the mission to help the iraqi government regain control of the country. secretary kerry calling for a new iraq government that rises above sectarian motivations, stopping short of calling for the ouster of iraq's prime minister nuri al maliki but did call for this new government. for the people of iraq, secretary kerry's visit promises change for the better. >> translator: america will not accept the presence of al qaeda and isil in the region. it will have an effect on america, too. therefore, i think there's a solution in kerry's bag to solve the crisis and he will suggest solutions enabling iraqi politicians to reach national accord. >> we can't emphasize this enough, just looking at this on the ground, the situation is dire. right now the u.s. believes there are about 10,000 people now fighting under that i

one of our very own brook baldwin got a chance to participate. >> that's brooke baldwin at fenway parkown the line. that wasn't brooke baldwin there. she is, in fact, really a celebrity. organized by the fallen heroes memorial fund. brooke baldwin came all the way to our set. >> which is beautiful, by the way. you guys are big time. >> big time. >> thank you so much for having me on. it was so amazing. the group is fallen heroes. i thought you'd appreciate this. i can now say i've singled at fenway. i was so wrapped up in the moment, they had to yell at me to run towards second base, because i was just taking it all in. not just because i was at baseball mecca but because i was playing with our nation's heroes. take a look. eighth grade so tftball coming back. >> 1, 2, 3, break. >> this is fun. why did you organize this whole thing and more importantly why did you invite me? >> because you're bringing the heat, baby. >> went down to walter reed in february. i saw these brave men and women in the physical fitness area, just trying to get back, get back into society. i wanted to do somet

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for joining me here on cnn. we have just learned iraq, officially asked the united states to launch air strikes against the rebels who are seizing control of iraqi cities. right now, president obama and leaders of congress are getting ready to discuss this escalating crisis in iraq. live pictures of the white house. we know that will take place in the oval office in about an hour from now. this meeting could answer the big question. how will the u.s. respond, if at all? the political and economic stakes just got higher for the u.s., because today isis militants stormed iraq's largest oil refinery, just north of baghdad in the city of beigy. at one point, terrorists controlled most of the site. meantime, reuters is reporting that oil giant, exxon mobile, is carrying out a major evacuation of its staff with its branch offices further south in both baghdad and basra. bp is also reportedly evacuated 20% of its staff. all of this here as isis is moving ever-closer to baghdad. but the word from iraq's prime minister t

i'm brooke baldwin. right now, this ruthless strike force, jihadi militants fighting their way toward baghdad. so what happens? and this is the big if. if they make it to iraq's capital city? what we do know is this. is that iraq is on the verge of an all-out sectarian war. this terror group, isis, slaughtering dozens of iraqi soldiers. a mass execution in revenge for the loss of one of its commanders. american troops preparing for the worst. some 100 u.s. marines headed to the u.s. embassy in baghdad, as some embassy staffers are moved out. the obama administration also considering talks with its long-time nemesis, iran, to look for solutions here to halt this advance of isis. joining me now our senior international correspondent, arwa damon, live in erbil, iraq. and let's begin, they're brutal. these execution videos posted by this isis fighter. can you just walk me through what we're about to see? >> reporter: it's absolutely chilling, brook. we do have to warn our viewers of that, and it really leave

alec baldwin's probably happy about that.used to stop playing words with friends on an american airlines flight. got thrown off. then went on "saturday night live" to jokingly ask for an apology. >> on behalf of everyone at american airlines issue an apology to mr. alec baldwin. >> reporter: famous faces have to be just as careful as the rest of us. just ask naomi campbell. in 2008 her first class tirade on board a british airways flight became international news. ultimately landing her in court. >> i don't say that my behavior was correct. i guess i just took it too far, maybe. >> reporter: the supermodel pled guilty to assaulting two police officers. she agreed to pay a fine but avoided jail time. reported reported reportedly b.a. banned hare her for life. crew members can lose it too. captain clay osbon filmed ranting in the aisle on a flight from new york to las vegas. the copilot got an off-duty pilot to replace him in the cockpit, while a passenger who happened to be a former corrections officer restrained the ranting p

i'm brooke baldwin.nues right now with christi paul and victor now with christi paul and victor blackwell. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> after five years in captivity their son beau is coming home. >> his mother was crying when she answered the phone. >> i think everybody burst into tears or couldn't get a silly grin off their faces. >> it was an extraordinary and unprecedented noex. >> this is standard operating procedure for the taliban to take prisoners and exchange them for their own prisoners. >> i didn't give up hope. bergdahls never give up their hope. >> i'd like to say beau right now who i

james baldwin, of course. shakespeare, of course. john killings. books meant to as much to me. spent seven years of my life as a mute. but i read. i read everything. and i memorized everything. so many writers i just -- it's -- and they still inform my life. >> books not only helped her gain her voice but transformed her past, encouraged by her good friend james baldwin he ask wrote her first novel, the u toe biographical "i know why the caged bi caged bird sings" in 1968. since then she's written everything from poems to children's books to cookbooks. in 1992, her poetry reached millions of americans at president bill clinton's inauguration. >> across the wall of the world of river things sings a beautiful song and it says, come, rest here by my side. >> and while her writing continues to inspire audiences of all generations, her impact doesn't end there. you spent your life helping others, reaching out, supporting and including me. why do you do that? what motivates you inside? with your celebrity status that you feel you still need to reach back? >> i owe it to another perso

tina baldwin and linda williams pled guilty for their work in gosnell's west philadelphia clinic. williams accepted third degree murder charges in the death of babies born live. baldwin admitted she illegally performed some medical tooth is, her 15 year old daughter also work at the clinic. >>> today the neshaminy school board will vote on a controversial policy for its student newspaper, the revised policy will allow the newspaper to use the name of the mascot redskins on its editorials and letters to the editor but not on news stories. the newspaper editors have been at odds with the board and administrators since voting to ban the word last fall. >>> here's katie again with traffic and weather together, good morning. >> we will start off here for you with a hazy, cloudy view out over ben franklin bridge and generally speaking things are starting to dry out for us. that is what looks generally speaking. we are not out of the woods just yet because low pressure trying to retreat. it will not quite happen just yet, that transition. so we are stuck between the two. center city okay

senator baldwin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. earlier in this session of congress, we took some incredibly important, and i would argue very long overdue steps towards combatting the epidemic of sexual assault in the military. in examining the problem of sexual assault in the military and the steps that were taken, i discovered there was no specific focus on looking into and collecting data on sexual violence in our reserve officer training corps programs on our nation's college campuses. i view rotc programs as sort of standing at the intersection between this issue and crisis of sexual assault in the military and sexual assault on campus. nearly 40% of all new officers commissioned into the army and navy combined since 2012 have come out of rotc programs at our nation's campuses. i really think it's critical we understand how the issue of sexual assault is being addressed among the commissioning source of so many of our military's future leaders. that's why i earlier this session asked the department of defense and the white ho

"newsroom" with brooke baldwin "newsroom" with brooke baldwin starts right now. -- captions by vitac much. here we go. on this friday, i'm brooke baldwin. we begin with this new development just into us here at cnn. russia's vladimir putin has called iraq's prime minister, nuri al maliki, pledging his support for the iraqi government. this development as the first contingent of as many as 300 u.s. military advisers heads to iraq. they could land as early as tomorrow. really the big headline today here on this story, chemical weapons. extremists fighters have taken a former chemical weapons production pla t

i'm brooke baldwin. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the question now, will this meeting of the minds end with a u.s. strategy, a specific plan to stop isis militants before they reach baghdad or will it be mere discussions, consultations? we are hearing the military's top brass, including dempsey, have come up with a draft plan, a list of possible isis targets and ways to hit them, including dropping precision guided bombs from manned aircraft, and in iraq today, the political and economic stakes just got higher for the united states. isis militants stormed iraq's largest oil refinery. this is just north of baghdad. and at one point terrorists controlled most of that site. so this is significant here. also, if you look at the map, and baiji is the town with the largest oil refinery. you see the yellow, the southern section of iraq? oil refineries predominantly in that section of the country responded to what's happening in the north very quickly. oil giants even before this happened. exxonmobil

i'm brooke baldwin. right now violent jihadists too extreme for even al qaeda are in control of a former chemical weapons facility in iraq. inside this plant, you have these stockpiles of old weapons. once produced here, mustard gas, sarin, vx. that's a nerve agent. in fact, you're looking at video that we have pulled from the cnn vault today shot by cnn's nic robertson and his crew back in 2002. cnn has this exclusive look inside. >> reporter: numbered and tagged, rows of rusting chemical car fare equipment lie in a rotting warehouse. the site, almuthana. birthplace of iraq's biowarfare program and heart of its chemical research and production in the 1980s. apparently left in ruin. what gulf war bombing didn't destroy in 1991, u.n. weapons inspectors did in the mid-1990s. filling containers like this with cement and putting u.n. tags on them. the sheer scale of this site, 25 square kilometers, is an indication of iraq's previous commitment to weapons of mass destruction. now containers like these are pu

i'm brooke baldwin.sident obama says newly freed american soldier bowe beryl dahl has yet to be interrogated. the president is getting grilled for his decision to swap mid to high-level taliban leaders for the release of this army sergeant. his fellow soldiers say these six men died while searching for bergdahl. president said the exchange for his release upheld, quote, a sacred rule to never leave a man behind in uniform. >> regardless of the circumstances, whatever those circumstances may turn out to be, we still get an american soldier back if he's held in captivity, period. we don't condition that. is there a possibility of some of them trying to return to activities that are detrimental to us? absolutely. that's been true of all the prisoners that were released from guantanamo. there's a certain recidivism rate that takes place. i wouldn't be doing it if i thought it was contrary to american national security. this is what happens at the end of wars. that was true for george washington, that was tru

brooke baldwin. talk about awkward! california family is being forced to live with the nanny the parents fired three weeks ago. look at this video. showing diane stretton getting served papers to get out. notice instead of walking out the door she is walking into her room. the family says that stretton started out as this awesome live-in caregiver but stopped working for health reasons. instead of cooking, the mom was preparing meals for the 64-year-old woman. so not too long ago, june 6, stretton was fired. but as you see, this nanny isn't leaving and has threatened to sue the family if she is forced out of the family's home. and a judge just ruled in the nanny's favor. this is all based on a technicality. >> she wouldn't do anything. she stayed in her room 90% of the day, so i really did try to work with her. and she just stayed in her room all day. so i told her, you know, either you perform or you have got to leave. >> if you're confused over this one, sara sidner is going to help us understand. she is live outside

i'm brooke baldwin. we begin with tragic breaking news here, because word from israel is that the bodies of those three missing israeli teenagers have now been found more than two weeks after they vanished. they vanished june 12th. israel has been accusing basically since the get-go that the militant group hamas, accusing them specifically of kidnapping these three teenagers. as we're getting this new information at cnn, let me bring in cnn international's hala ga ranee from london and michael orrin. hala, to you, as we're getting this information as far as how these bodies were found, i'm seeing reports found in an open field, slightly covered. what do you know? >> well, what we know is what israeli media are reporting and the israeli army is telling us. they have not identified the three missing teenagers, but it appears as though all signs are pointing to this being the three teenagers, frankel, 16, shaar, 16, and in order to retrieve the abducted teens, the three bodies discovered in the area northwe

i'm deborah in for brooke baldwin. they are a pair of cop killers who may have been carrying out a revolution, an act being investigated as possible domestic terrorism. we are expecting a news conference right there. of course we will bring that to you after taking their weapons they ran to a nearby walmart, killing a female bystander. >> he just told me to tell the cops that it was a revolution and he hd just killed two cops inside cicis. allen beck and egor were both married with two children. what do we know about this couple? now we have access to this face book. i'm told that on june 7. >> the key question is what is being raised is whether these are politically motivated. one of the big questions is why the officers bodies were reportedly covered with some type of cloth that apparently resembled a revolutionary era flag. they appear to have been very active these people are believed to have posted various pictures of themselves. sources tell cnn they left some type of written manifesto, the details of that are li

baldwin was lashing out at political correctness in hollywood. and the media now pressured him. within 48 hours he was apologizing on jimmy kimmel. >> i said some things

i'm brooke baldwin.se five members of the taliban returned to a hero's welcome. these men are brutal commanders. they are senior leaders. guantanamo detainees exchanged for u.s. sergeant bowe bergdahl as this intense exchange took place. >> they are supposed to tear under strict security measures including a one-year travel ban but right now we hear they are living in the lap of luxury with their families. let me begin with you. when we say living in luxury, let's be specific. how are they living? with whom are they living and what are their parameters for this next year? >> to be honest we're trying to find out their location. we have been able to confirm that they would be living in some kind of alleged lap of luxury here. what they have presumably come here to the area, they have been brought here and we have been informed they will not be able to leave for at least a year. there is a representative office of the taliban in this country. it's in the. but there is also some pretty poor housing in this

newsroom with brooke baldwin starts right now. >> good afternoon to you. here is what we know right now. this is all coming to cnn from a senate aid that the u.s. was warned. strong words from the president saying no matter what, no soldier is left by hind on the battlefield, defending his decision to trade five taliban commanders for bowe bergdahl, who we hear is now improving and speaking english. >> you have a couple of parents whose kid volunteered to fight in a distant land who they have not seen in five year and were not sure that they would ever see again. as commander in chief, i am responsible for those kids. and i get letters from parents who say if you are in fact sending my child into war, make sure that child is being taken care of. many don't see their children fwen after fighting a war. i make absolutely no abpologies for making sure we get back a young man to his parents. >> does the vow to leave no troops behind trump all else? curiosity now growing. lawmakers showing the proof of life tape intended to prove bergdahl's rescue was absolutel

i'm brooke baldwin. i'll see you back here tomorrow. lead with jake tapper starts lead with jake tapper starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com a horrifying discovery that could spark bloody retribution in the mist. the world lead, israel vowing to hit back with fury after three kidnapped israeli teenagers, one with dual american citizenship, are found dead. israeli fighter jets already in the air and an emergency meeting going on right now. is this the tipping point for another war? also in world news, a new generation bombs. hard-core terrorists may have figured out how to sneak explosives through airport security and might have the people with theas

employees, of abortion doctor kermit gosnell are sentenced for their role in the case. 48-year-old tina baldwin was given 30 months of probation for sustaining a corrupt organization. gosnell is serving life in prison for killing babies born alive and viable and in the overdose death of a patient. >>> a would-be thief got more than he bargained for in the rhawnhurst section this morning. he got a natural gas leak, chopper 6 was over soly avenue this morning and fire crews were called to check out a gas leak of a laundry room in an apartment building they found someone ruptured a gas line of a clothed drier while apparently tampering with the dryer's coin box. >>> we are heading for the weekend so it's time to find out what is going on down the shore. >> meteorologist, melissa magee, is live in margate having the time of her life. hey melissa. >> sharrie and monica, when i'm down the shore it's always a good time, i have chrissy and steve here, playing some beach bag fun. nice! >> live on television, you saw it here first. we have hula-hooping taking place with all the girls doing a hula-hooping

baldwin was lashing out at political correctness in hollywood.ia now pressured him. within 48 hours he was apologizing on jimmy kimmel. >> i said some things

senator baldwin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to start by thanking this panel for your testimony, particularly those of you survivors who have taken something horrible and turned it into very positive advocacy and support for others. i want to continue to highlight one aspect of the issue of campus sexual assault, the one that mr. kelly spoke to in his testimony, namely how it may uniquely impact lesbian, gay, bisexual and queer people. sexual violence has not always been taken seriously by law enforcement and social stigma and discrimination still mean many in the lgbt community are reluctant to report they are victims of crime. furthermore while title 9 prohibits all forms of discrimination based on stereotypes and the cleary act requires reporting of campus hate crimes based on sexual orientation and gender identity there are no fed -- there's no fed law that specifically addresses discrimination education based on sexual orientation and gender identity. as you heard earlier today, with senator murray's questioning, tha

"newsroom" with brooke baldwin starts right now. >> thank you wolf. hi there. thank you so much for being with me here on this monday. we have to begin this hour that the taliban held captive for nearly five years. a lot of questions here today. was freedom worth swapping five taliban leaders from guantanamo bay? did the president break the law in allowing the exchange to happen? and how is berdahl doing? we will get to that later. the release shows that the united states does not leave a man or woman behind on the battlefield. you will see special forces who picked up the 28-year-old soldier just on saturday in afghanistan. berdahl is now recovering in germany while his idaho hometown is preparing a hero's welcome. a member of his own troop says he left on his own volition and that these six soldiers right here died searching for him. the pentagon has not deemed b bergdahl a deserter. the details still remain unclear. >> we had good reason to believe that there were significant risks to his life and jeopardy to his conditions and i just simply wouldn't go beyo

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hour two, i'm brooke baldwin. in iraq more cities falling, borders being seized. we're learning as many as 10,000 people have joined this deadly militant march toward bagdad. in the capital today, secretary of state john kerry vowed, his words, intense support in the fight against the terrorists who now control a huge chunk of both iraq and syria. after meeting with the prime minister nuri al maliki, secretary kerry said this. >> it is essential that iraq's leaders form a genuinely inclusive government as rapidly as possible within their own constitutional framework. it's also crystal clear that isil's rise puts more than one country at risk, it threatens the stability of the entire region and it is a threat, also, to the united states. >> isil, isis, the same group as the terrorists surround bagdad, key borders and an air base. the iraqi army is denying their losses. an army spokesman admitting troops have pulled out but says, quote, this is a strategic withdrawal. joining me from bagdad, mena bagger. you're ther

i'm brooke baldwin.e hour with this battle between iraqi secure forces and jihadist militants happening here at the country's largest oil refinery. it's unclear exactly who has control of this strategic control. iraq's deputy oil minister says security forces have it. but several officials tell cnn that militants have seized it. all of this a back drop to u.s. secretary of state john kerry's mission to help the iraqi goveme

i'm brooke baldwin. you at this moment, more iraqi cities are falling, seized by radical militants and their bloody march to bagdad. secretary of state john kerry in iraq's capital on the mission to help the iraqi government regain control of the country. secretary kerry calling for a new iraq government that rises above sectarian motivations, stopping short of calling for the ouster of iraq's prime minister nuri

i'm brooke baldwin. and it is no secret.'s nancy grace has covered all kinds of missing child cases. but the one you're about to see will probably for her go down in history. she had the father of this 12-year-old boy on her show. the man hadn't seen his son since the child left his house almost two weeks ago. but just before she started interviewing this father, she had gotten word the son had been found. watch, as she breaks the news to this father. >> out to the father of the missing 12-year-old boy, charlie. with me is his father, charlie bothuell. charlie, we're getting reports that your son has been found in your basement. sir? mr. bothuell, are you -- >> what? >> yeah. we are getting reports that your son has been found alive in your basement. >> what? >> yes. that's what -- if you can hand me that wire, very quickly. yeah. we're getting that right now. from -- from -- yeah. how could your son be alive in your basement? >> uh -- uh oh [ expletive ]. i have no -- i have no idea. >> now, this is just a report that we ar

i'm brooke baldwin. that's it for me here at cnn.m sciutto is sitting in for jake tapper. "the lead" starts right now. >>> armed u.s. drones now flying over baghdad. if they fire, are we at war again in iraq? i'm jim sciutto. and this is "the lead." >>> the world lead, yes, the u.s. has predator drones over iraq's capital right now, but they may soon be sharing the skies with russian fighter jets. it's getting crowded up there. >>> the national lead, feel like starting the the weekend with a drink? might need one when you hear how many americans are killed by booze each year. the new numbers just ahead. >>> and the pop lead. if it gets any more real, transformers will be sitting in it your lap in the movie theater. 3-d movies are so 2010. this weekend, experience movies through space and time in a 4 d theater. i'm jim shut til

i'm brooke baldwin.ragic breaking news here, because word from israel is that the bodies of those three missing israeli teenagers have now been found more than two weeks after they vanished. they vanished june 12th. israel has been accusing basically since the get-go that the militant group hamas, accusing them specifically of kidnapping these three teenagers. as we're getting this new information at cnn, let me bring in cnn international's hala ga ranee from london and michael orrin. hala, to you, as we're getting this information as far as how these bodies were found, i'm seeing reports found in an open field, slightly covered. what

concoction and mission and gray stone and chase and cadillac and senator, ambassador and others baldwin and isabella and war field. so i'm going to pass it over the our resident at the heart a land hotel so he can share stories >> we're in public comment so your time if ended you'll be next for public comment. >> thank you. i'm steven tense i'm a resident at the harder land hotel. i think we should be talking about a working elevator is great but during a disaster an earthquake or fire what upstairs to the disabled and the elderly on the 6th or fifth floor what happens to them a working elevator is not going to do anyone good. now again, i live at the heartland hotel we had a successful program that was all on the significant floor and how we got the individuals there it was a cash initiative it was extremely successful why can't we do that the disabled make a cash incentive if they lee live on the fifth or ofth floor get all the disabled and elderly off the upper floors you'll safe lives if that's implemented. that's a buff thing to be proud of. we're talking about elevators that's fin

thank you so much, i'm brooke baldwin.g the reaction here in the united states, and all the way in rio. and the world over. we're waiting, we're in these final key moments. i've just gotten word as we're watching usa play germany. and we're watching portugal play ghana. the latest we have is a couple minutes, three minutes were added to the match, the porch fwal-ghana match. we're waiting to know definitively, and whether or not the u.s. advances even though we're down 1-0 in brazil. take a look at everyone we're about to talk to as we have this story covered from rachel nichols in new york. we have george howell in chicago's grant park. we have richard roth under the manhattan bridge overpass. and zain asher standing by in new jersey at the red bull arena, talking to some players there. so richard roth, my soccer fan, let me begin with you. everyone biting their nails. hoping -- we have now officially advanced in the world cup moving on to the knockout stage, which is huge, richard. take it away. >> reporter: the team adv

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for joining me here on cnn.t learned iraq, officially asked the united states to launch air strikes against the rebels who are seizing control of iraqi cities. right now, president obama and leaders of congress are getting ready to discuss this escalating crisis in iraq. live pictures of the white house. we know that will take place in the oval office in about an hour from now. this meeting could answer the big question. how will the u.s. respond, if at all? the political and economic stakes just got higher forhe

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching "new day" as we're hearing new revelations from hillary clinton. as the book is set to hit the shelves. in a new interview, clinton is dropping even more hints about a possible 2016 presidential run. we turn to brianna keilar with a preview. >> you know hillary clinton has said she has a decision to make. well, if you're hoping for a little clarity on when she's going to do that you're not going to find it in this interview because hillary clinton is keeping her options open. >> reporter: on the eve of her head-grabbing book rollout, hillary clinton shares with abc news her timetable to decide whether she's running for president. >> i just want to get through this year, travel around the country. sign books. help in the midterm elections in the fall. and then take a deep breath and go through my pluses and minuses about what i will and will not be thinking about as i make the decision. >> reporter: pushing back her personal deadline to 2015. >> i will be on the way to

i'm brooke baldwin.ition this morning as we are learning more about what caused that deadly crash that landed morgan and three others in the hospital. take a look at the new video what we have from tmz and shows the utter panic in the desperate moments after the crash. prosecutors now say the truckdriver who slammed into morgan's vehicle had been awake for more than 24 hours before that accident. mary, a former inspector general for the u.s. transportation department, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i read a whole article you had written based on a harvard studied 2012. we talk a lot about drivers, truckers, lack of sleep versus how that equates almost driving drunk and you say you know what? it's actually worse. >> right. in many cases, both harvard and stanford researchers show being sleepy has effects on the body worse than being drunk. the neurons you need in your brain, let's you sense what you're seeing and react shut down first. like your brain decides on i'm tired and had enough and shut

i'm brooke baldwin. okay, in nine seconds i'll tell you that this is a woman rescued off the tracks by a police officer. the end. i'm brooke baldwin. got to go to washington. the lead with john berman starts the lead with john berman starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com the u.s. secretary of state tells iraq to keep it together but has a key area already split apart? i'm john berman. this is "the lead." the world lead, the battle for iraq's-. who ises in control of a key refinery that could fuel terrorists as they aim for baghdad and beyond? >>> the buried lead. so who is this guy, the no nonsense irs commissioner who has sparred with a lot of conservative lawmakers this week. why can't they knock him down? maybe because he was born to brawl. >>> the national lead, we all laughed at "sharknado," but experts now warning to be on the lookout. warming waters could bring jaws to a beach near you. i'm john berman in for jake tapper today. is the world lead, iraq continues to crumble. the battle i

alec baldwin versus paparazzi. i don't know which one. paula deen versus diabetes. i don't know. i don't know. who do you choose? and now another battle looms. >> we're going to begin this half hour with that showdown between two powerful men, donald trump and chicago mayor rahm emanuel. >> oh, it's badger fighting a mongoose. i just don't know who to cheer for. get me my smelling turds. >> the stakes: five 20-foot high stainless steel letters spelling out trump's name on his 96-story hotel tower. at night it glows. [laughter] >> jon: donald trump needs a p. i guess that's not the problem, is it? >> i think the sign scars the architectural beauty and taste with a tasteless sign. >> chicago mayor rahm emanuel has asked his staff to see if there might be a way to remove or at least shrink it. >> jon: rahm, i'm pretty sure that is the small size. you don't want know what the large trump sign looks like. yeah. no surprise what happens next. you mention donald trump's name, he appears on your television. he's like beetlejuice, but you only have to say trump's way once, and there's no

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ripping political correctness in hollywood in his defense of outburst made by mel gibson and alec baldwin. >> i should future have used this this any condition text. but i did. and i have deeply injured and wound add great many people. >> the 56-year-old star of batman thanks kimmel for not canceling the appearance on show. the anti-defamation league called the apology "not satisfactory." >> a check of forecast, mike, it is damp and there is drizzle. >> absolutely. at sfo you can see a few drops on our camera lens looking to the airport with low clouds hanging around and we will have flight arrival delays. if you are not around the tv check out facebook or twitter. from four degrees colder in oakland, we should be in the 60's and 70's -- we will be in the 60's and 70 but we should be in the 80's. 67 at 7:00, and 59 at 11 o'clock. watch for showers along the sierra today where our best chance is going to be. near the coast 66 in monterey and 80 if los angeles. >> we have on this friday eve construction that will last until 6:00 on the lower deck of bay bridge. we will be down to one or two