. >> reporter: tater blackwell limped a charmed life. >> he goes everywhere i go. reporter: rescued as puppy. australian cattle dog comes to work every day at this 25-acre farm with his own are in michael blackwell. >> he loves to hunt mice. he will spend literally all day just like a fox in the snow. >> reporter: late last month michael and tater were visiting a friend's farm in georgia when tater saw squirrel at the foot of this leaning tree. >> the squirrel ran up that tree and tater right behind him. >> reporter: about 25 feet up in the air -- >> squirrel jumps off. tater right behind him and just happened to be a power pole with a grounding rod in the soil and he landed right on top of it. right dead in center of his chest. >> reporter: tater was impaled. the half inch metal rod cut straight through him. and michael knew if he pulled tater off the rod the dog might bleed to death. somehow he pulled the rod 4 feet long with tater still attached out of the ground and they rushed the dog to local vet. >> at one point he kind of went into shock. and he limped out

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. breaking news in the middle east, there are growing concerns that a ground invasion may be inevitable between israel and gaza. >> because overnight israeli forces ignored the u.n.'s request for a cease-fire and crossed into gaza, the first time in this conflict raiding a long range missile site. the military is dropping leaf t leaflets warning residents in northern gaza of more air strikes today, ordering civilians to evacuate their homes as hamas leaders are targeted. >> more than 160 people have been killed in gaza by israel's air strikes this week. the u.n. says the majority of those are civilians. third are children. let's head to wolf blitzer live in jerusalem. wolf, earlier this morning you spoke with the israel defense forces spokesman about the possibility that the missile raid last night was not an isolated incident. >> he made it absolutely clear it wasn't an isolated incident, there would be more of these kinds of incidents where israeli troops actually cross in on the grou

. >> reporter: tater blackwell lives a pretty charmed live. >> he goes everywhere i go.ally. >> reporter: rescued as a puppy, australian cattle dog comes to work every day at 25-acre farm with his owner michael blackwell. >> he loves to hunt mice. he will spend literally all day just like a fox in the snow. >> reporter: late last month michael and tater were visiting a friend's farm near ball ground georgia when he saw a squirrel at the foot of this leaning tr tree. >> the squirrel ran up that tr tree, and tater right behind him. >> reporter: about 25 feet up in the air -- >> squirrel jumps off. tater right behind him and there just happened to be a power pole with a grounding rod in the soil and he landed right on top it. right dead center of his chest. >> reporter: tater was impaled. the half inch metal rod cut straight through him. and michael knew if he pulled tater off the rod the dog might bleed to death. so somehow he pulled the rod 4 feet long with tater still attached out of the ground and they rush the dog to local vet. >> but at one point he kind of went into

. >> i'm victor blackwell. we're learning that what may be one of the black boxes from downed malaysian flight mh-17 has been recovered from the crash site. you see that orange item there. this is in a field in eastern ukraine where the plane went down. apparently happened two days ago. this video is new in to cnn what appears to be ukrainian searcher carrying either the flight data recorder or the digital voice recorder. it's not known where the black box is. it could tell us a lot about the final moments of the flight that ended so tragically with the loss of 298 lives. >>> a brief cease-fire for a neighborhood east of gaza city, the area has seen near constant shelling since last night. 40 people are dead following last night's assault. and many more could be buried under rubble. cakarl penhaul describes the citizens as shell shocked. >> a jury awarded a widow $23.6 billion, with a b. $23.6 billion in punitive damages for her suit against the rj reynolds company. the woman whose husband passed away claimed s

more from victor blackwell. >> reporter: what was justin ross harris allegedly doing while his 22-month-old son, cooper, suffered in the back of his scorching suv? >> he was having up to six conversations with different women. the most common term would be sexting. >> reporter: raunchy text messages. >> he's got a separate life he's living. >> reporter: shackled and sullen. the detective detailed x-rated messages allegedly related with date cooper died, including with a then, 16-year-old girl. >> photos being sent back and forth between him and the defendant? >> yes, there were photos of his penis, erect penis exposed and women's breasts. >> no reaction from the 33-year-old wife who sat with family and supporters in the packed courtroom. >> he was a loving father. he loved his son very much. we went on family vacations together. he was a good dad. >> reporter: just five days before cooper's death, the detective says harris watched videos online about the dangers of being trapped in a hot car and harris visited a web forum devoted to the child free lifestyle. >> you don't have evidence of th

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is "new day sunday."e u.s. and around the world. >> first thing this morning we're learning large numbers of bodies in the crash of flight 17 are being retrieved. >> cnn team on the ground in ukraine say the bodies are put on refrigerated train cars, this is at a station near the crash site of course. international observers say they have been told these bodies are from the downed flight but they cannot confirm that. they say the trains will remain there at the station in place until international specialists arrive. a ukrainian searcher said earlier that they found 196 bodies at the crash site. of course we know the total number of those on board, 298. >> so still

i'm christi paul. >> and i'm victor blackwell.retary of state john kerry is leading to stop the bloodshed in gaz that and israel. we're waiting to hear from secretary of state john kerry to speak there in trying to broker a cease-fire. >> yeah. what kind of progress they may have made so far. we know that a 12-hour cease-fire between hamas and israel is now in hour number four. just before it took effect, smoke was blowing over gaza until the fighting continued. but so far, it's been quiet. >> the death toll has risen to 900. most are palestinians and civilians. >> and while the tanks and rockets and warplanes are silent at the moment, we talk about secretary of state john kerry being in paris trying to broker this longer lasting truce. as soon as he steps up to the mike we'll bring that to you live. >> cnn's john vause joins us now from jerusalem. john, does it look like that this will, i guess, be transitioned into a seven-day cease-fire? >> reporter: well, look, the problem for the israeli players if you like, are the tunnels.

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> this morning, there are a lot of new questions and a lot of frustration and fury as well internationally about what is happening to the bodies of the 298 people who died when malaysia airlines flight 17 was shot out of the sky. >> there is outrage being expressed by world leaders through every hour we're getting reports. malaysia airlines is retiring, we have learned, that flight number. mh-17 out of respect for the victims. we know next week it will become mh-19. also, ukrainian state emergency officials say the government search and rescue workers have now found 196 bodies at the crash site there in eastern ukraine, but they say armed pro russian rebels are really hindering their search. international observers also say they have seen unidentified men taking pictures of some remains and then taking those remains away. they say they have no idea where those bodies are being taken, or who has ordered them to be moved. and they're still not being given full access to the crash site.

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell.reaking news in the middle east, there are growing concerns that a ground invasion may be inevitable between israel and gaza. >> because overnight israeli forces ignored the u.n.'s request for a cease-fire and crossed into gaza, the first time in this conflict raiding a long range missile site. the military is dropping leaf t leaflets warning residents in northern gaza of more air strikes today, ordering civilians to

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. >> and i'm victor blackwell. this is new day saturday. >> breaking news overnight -- another flight carrying illegal immigrants from texas has arrived in southern california, the second one this week. the passengers reportedly boarded three buses to a processing center in the san ysidro district of san diego. >> not a lot of traffic in nearby murietta where protesters forced the first fleet of buss to turn back, they returned on the fourth of july. >> the protesters staking their ground in what's become an immigration debate that reaches all the way to washington. >> we're joined now from the white house. what's the latest? >> ground zero this week in california for this immigration debate. 100 immigrants arrived on the flight last night, landing in san diego. and when they were taken by bus, they specifically avoided this town in murietta, california. as we watched all week, it's become heated in the exchange. last night, protesters and counterprotesters again squared off at the border patrol facility. as we've

i'm alison kosik in for christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell.e east coast and this is "new day sunday." we are starting with breaking news this morning. a florida teenager who was beaten and jailed in jerusalem will be released from custody. >> 15-year-old tareq khdeir appeared in court in jerusalem a short time ago. his beating sent shock waves around the world. we warn you, the video is really disturbing to watch. and here you see two masked men pummeling, kicking the 15-year-old in the head. this happened last week one day after tareq's cousin was kidnapped and killed. his family says the attackers wear the uniforms of israeli security forces. this men carry his limp body away. >> ben joins us now live from jerusalem. ben, you spoke with this teenager's parents. what did they tell you? >> reporter: actually i just spoke with tareq himself. he was just released moments ago and driven away with his mother and father. now, what we saw was he still had a big black eye on his right -- on his right eye. he said that he can't really remember what ha

let's bring in cnn's victor blackwell at the courthouse outside atlanta. victor, set the scene there for us. >> reporter: well, ana, we took a walk through this courthouse, mapping our day and we walked by clusters of people and this is all they're talking about. what will we learn about the state's case against ross harris and the charges of second-degree child cruelty and felony murder. we know now that chuck boring, the assistant district attorney will be working this case for the da's office. we're told to expect six to ten witnesses and we're almost certain those witnesses will include the patrol officers who were there back on june 18th, when this dead 22-month-old was pulled out of the vehicle and the lead investigator in this case, the defense attorney, maddux kilfwogore will have an opportunity to cross-examine them. he in public through media has not spoken about how he defends his client against the charges. that's the first portion. if a judge determines that the charges are warranted, we'll move into the bond hearing and the judge will have to

and then i also wanted to congratulate fred blackwell who is the new ceo of the san francisco foundation and a wonderful partner with san francisco unified, so fred, welcome aboard. and [inaudible] adventuring had their ceremony last week and we had many students who did work force development with them and are now going on to college so it was great to see out of the 80 students who graduated, about 50 of them were at the ceremony and it was really wonderful. we also -- president fewer and i represented at the summer learning day launch, which was the first day of summer, last friday, and it was wonderful to see some 500 kids come out to play in civic center and to also think about the amount of learning that they could lose during the summer if they don't talk advantage of all of the learning opportunities. thank you fewer for joining us and this was sponsored by supervisor breed. >> now may we please have a report from the augmented rules and policy committee of june 18, 2014. >> yes, this is very sad because this is my last report as chair of the rules committee. it was fun. so we ha

let's bring in our victor blackwell at the courthouse in atlanta right outside there.ge is a criminal defense attorney. good morning to you, both. victor, let me start with you. he's charged with murder, but we don't have a lot of details yet. we're going to get many more of them today. why do prosecutors think they have such a good case against him? >> well, i can tell you that chief of police here in cobb county says there is both testimonial evidence and physical evidence that shows that this was more than just simple negligence by leaving this 22-month-old boy in this hot suv for more than seven hours. we are expected today to hear typically six to ten witnesses, most likely the lead investigator for cobb county police department, the patrol officers we should expect to hear from who responded on june 18th when that crowd gathered around this little boy who was pulled out on to the asphalt. there is a possibility that after the defendant ross harris arrives here today, his attorney, max gillgor, could just wave the probable cause hearing and move straight to bond.

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martin savage, victor blackwell, thank you so much.l now turn you over to brianna keilar, who's filling in for wolf blitzer in "the situation room", who will have more on this case as well as the hurricane hitting the east coast. brianna? >> thanks, jake. happening now. breaking news, hurricane arthur growing stronger and more dangerous by the minute. churning up the east coast want to slam into north carolina. >> this storm does not have to cause loss of life in people get ready now. >> tonight, evacuations are underway for thousands amid dire warnings about storm surges and deadly rip currents. >> we don't want people to mess around with this hurricane. >> flooding fears. officials stress it could be a dangerous fourth of july holiday for many on the east coast. >> we could see 2 to 4 feet of water

. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is "new day" saturday. who says you cannot go home again. >> i'm trying to figure out what that guy was saying. did anybody else understand anything he said? >> we know he was talking about lebron james headed home after four years with the miami. he's going back to cleveland. >> you know that i love this. i'm a cleveland girl. i love it. >> come on, ohio. >> he will once again wear a cavalier jersey and return to his home state a little older, a little wiser but of course in time for the 2015 season. >> look at the fans that have scorned him. look at them now. he's the hometown hero again. they lined up to buy lebron jersey, you know, since they burned them before. >> the calves owner, even he slammed lebron as selfish, called him disloyal. that's what he said at a summer game. last night he changed his tune. he said he and king james were ready to move forward again. >> lebron has grown up quite a bit. besides winning championships he's got two kids and a third one on the way. he's a grown man now. i cert

. >> i'm victor blackwell. a live in kuala lumpur. we are waiting a news conference here. we know officials have arrived in kiev and en route to the crash site to attempt to begin this investigation into the downing of malaysia airlines flight 17. as soon as that begins we will bring that to you live. rebel toting guns are keeping them from the crash site. >> they say there is no time to wait and they do plan to return to what is the biggest crime scene in the world today they say. they say gunmen forced them to leave the site an hour after they had been there. you've seen some of the pictures we have been able to obtain. pieces of the airplane. sadly, bodies. nearly 300 of them still lying spread across corn fields and fields of flowers. two days after the plane was blown out of that sky. >> the u.s. officials are confident that the plane was shot down on. they expect pro russia rebels took down the aircraft using a missile launch system. the fbi is sending two investigators to work this case there in ukraine. >> a team of malaysian investigators have just arrived in kiev

victor blackwell for us outside that courthouse in cobb county, georgia. talk more about this including why some of the evidence we heard today might not be used in a trial down the road. our legal panel weighs in. a lot to talk about next here on cnn. cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" ♪he cadillac summer collection is here. ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 ats for around $299 a month and make this the summer of style. ♪ if your denture moves, it can irritate your gums. try fixodent plus gum care. it helps stop denture movement and prevents gum irritation. fixodent. and forget it. and prevents gum irritation. that's why i always choose the fastest intern.r slow. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i wo

victor blackwell joins me now. you have been on this from the start.eally digging in to this so-called second life or alleged second life of ross harris, aren't they? >> alleged is an important word to emphasize. police say that they believe that there's a second persona here online, on several websites and we have been digging to find out who is ross harris or as police call him this other ross harris. what are believed z to be the words of justin ross harris written one year ago online are now taking on new relevance as he is charged with killing his son. killing a person in the sense of abortion is selfish and malicious with the intent of only satisfying your own personal agenda. on the social site, harris read suspicious topic pages. >> he visited several sites and the sub red its. it was called child free, and he did a search on how to survive prisons. >> hundreds of comments spanning three years under the screen name of roscoe ua. the most recent posted hours before cooper's death. how to avoid an arrest in the context of the dui. the post reads,

. >> i'm victor blackwell. five things you need to know.homes dangerously close to a wild fire. they have been evacuated in northern california. at least five homes burned already. officials say that the fire's threatening additional 500 homes. the flames scorched 4,000 acres thus far. >> two, this headline in the new york times is catching attention today. repeal prohibition again. the op-ed calls for the bannen on marijuana to be repealed. much like the ban on alcohol in the 1920s laws prohibiting pot put a strain on the justice system and editorial board believes that pot sales to people over 21 should be legal. >> a canadian citizen is free on $1,000 bond after he was detained by a s.w.a.t. team on an airplane in toronto. 25-year-old ali shahi allegedly made a bomb threat. the raid was captured on cell phone video. he is charged with endangering the aircraft and other crimes. his father says she mentally ill. >> four, french president francois hollande declared three days of mourning for the victiminvicti victiminvicti victimingses of t

blackwell.vidson motorcycle world record jumper. i make a living riding a motorcycle because the mensa club kicked me out in alabama. >> bubba has been riding bikes for as long as he can remember, and he's the first to admit jumping motorcycles for a living is a pretty cool gig. >> you know, when you are going through your routine in the dressing room, you are putting on the gear, putting the leathers on, the boots on, you are zipping them up, part of me kind feels like, you know, dadgum, this is the coolest job in the world. i'm like the fonz, you know? >> he's like you to believe he's a boy from alabama but all joking aside, what bubba does takes talent, skill, planning and a lot of guts. >> when i do a big jump, anything can happen. >> on july 4th, 2001, the worst happens. >> the last thing i remember is putting the bike in gear and letting the clutch up. >> bubba attempts to jump 22 cars at the del mar fair where he performed a crowd pleasing show in 1999. >> i jumped over 14 school buses. r

victor blackwell, thank you so much. as you point out, the proximity from the church to the courthouse. let's behind everyone as we bring in our legal panel, sunny hostin, paul colin and holy hues. jake taper, join in, as well, over the weekend, this little boy, they had the funeral for this little boy in alabama and from what i understand, they actually allowed this father to call in. again, he faces felony murder charges, call in from behind bars. much of what he said was audible and received with standing ovation. lots of support for this man within this community that said, sonny hosten, my first case to you. the gasp in the courtroom with regard to the wife, number one she goes to the daycare the day her son dies and has no idea, goes to the daycare, finds out the child isn't there. the first thing she says is that her husband must have left him in the car and the second issue which is that something you would think of? i don't know. second issue being the interaction in the police interrogation room describing the

. >> i'm victor blackwell. welcome to our viewers here in the u.s. and joining us from around the world. this is "new day saturday." >>> first this morning, malaysia is demanding full access to the crash sight of mh-17 they're in eastern ukraine. >> as saw live here on cnn a short time ago, malaysia's transportation minister said it's inhuman if not allowed into that sight. >> the

i want to show you what blackwell said. napping is the true path yet i'm the only one taking them.ustin says he has a couch in his office, not afraid to use it. even the difficult question of when do you wake someone up? it's clear not the easiest thing to navigate. >> the true path to getting fired in most american offices right. >> nikil do you think that could be useful in the workplace? >> yes, it's useful in the workplace, useful outside it. everyone who has had to work at home and not getting a nap at some point has found that to be valuable. i think what jean was saying really is true here, that the notion that -- i mean it shouldn't be a sort of policy where workplace is firm in its use, in a way a kindergarten or preschool. i think it is this region where workers should have the ability to work when they need to work and coordination with their team and a lot of this is about control. i mean, the sense is that workers don't -- workers were afraid of napping or afraid of leaving the office for an errand. i mean it's the same thing ultimately. they are really afraid of a cer

. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> this morning, there are a lot of new questions and a lot of frustration internationally about what is happening to the bodies of the 298 people who died when malaysia airlines flight 17 was shot out of the sky. >> there is outrage being expressed by world leaders through every hour we're getting reports. malaysia airlines is retiring, we have learned, that flight number. mh-17 out of respect for the victims. we know next

. >> i'm victor blackwell. we are covering it all. it's 6:00 on the east coast and this is "new day" saturday. breaking overnight, this from jil 12-hour truce is underway between israel and hamas. to call it a truce would probably be radio strong. it's a cease-fire, it's a pause. >> it's given both sides this brief pause, from weeks of air strikes and shelling and rocket fire. but take a look at what it looked like right before this truce got underway. explosions hitting gaza, 35 people dead. this cease-fire is in hour number five right now. and there's hope it can be extended this morning. >> secretary of state john kerry is leading the effort to get both sides to agree to a received cease-fire. he's in paris right now. we know that lives hang in the balance here, because thus far, more than 900 people, most of them palestinian civilians have been killed. 37 israeli soldiers. one guest worker and two australisraeli citizens also died. >> in gaza, residents poured into into the building as rockets took effect. >> and air raid sirens f

joining me now, cnn's victor blackwell, following this story from the very beginning. let's just start with the video we saw, those investigators. what exactly were they trying to do? >> first, we called the cobb county police department and asked what were you doing there? and they said it wasn't us. we handed the vehicle over to the district attorney's office and those are the d.a.'s investigators in that parking lot doing the investigation for heat testing purposes. you saw the video there from waga, the station in atlanta. and they say that they drove through that parking lot to simulate the drive-in, even parked it in the same way in the same spot. as harris parked it three weeks prior. and then they started the heat testing. because essentially, this goes to the due diligence of the case. we've heard the estimate the temperature was outside 90-degrees plus, inside up to 130, 140, but as part of building the credibility in the state's case, they want to know exactly. putting in the same space, similar day, what were the temperatures, at what point did this child d

cnn's victor blackwell was in the cobb county courtroom that was packed with harris supporters. >> reporter: what was justin ross harris allegedly doing while his it 22-month-old son cooper suffered in the back of his scorching suv? >> he was having up to six different conversations with different women. the most common term would be sexting. >> reporter: stunning claims of raunchy text messages, suspicious internet searches and a plan to kill his son. >> evidence is showing us right now he's got this whole second life that he's living with alternate personalities and alternate personas. >> reporter: harris sat shackled and sullen as detailed x rated messages allegedly exchanged the day cooper died, including with a then 16-year-old girl. >> were photos being sent back and forth between these women and the defendant during this day while the child is out in the car? >> yes. there were photos of his exposed penis, erect penis, being sent. there were also photos of women's breasts being sent back to him. >> reporter: no visible reaction from the 33-year-old's wife, lee anna, harris, who sat w

our victor blackwell explains the evidence mounting up against harris and how powerful it is and the story that it reveals is nothing short of alarming. >> reporter: what was justin ross harris allegedly doing while his 22-month-old son, cooper, suffered in the back of this scorching suv? >> he was having up to six different conversations with different women. the most common term would be sexting. >> reporter: stunning claim, of raunchy text messages, suspicious internet searches and a plan to kill his son. >> evidence is showing us right now he's got this whole second life he's living with alternate personalities and alternate personas. >> reporter: harris sat shackled and sullen as the detective with the cobb county police department detailed x-rated messages allegedly exchanged the day cooper died, including with a then 16-year-old girl. >> were photos being sent back and forth between these women and the defendant during this day while the child's in the car? >> yes, photos of his exposed penis, erect penis sent, also foot wroe photos of women's bre sent back to him. >> reporter

victor blackwell, cnn, atlanta. >> hmmm. let's discuss this. all these new revelations about this. his online life. jane velez-mitchell is the best person to do it. she is the host at our sister network, hln. of "jane velez-mitchell" that's her show. we know some background police knowledge of this, but allegedly giving advice on how to avoid a dui. how can this be used against him? >> it's fascinating. here he is, under a false persona, roscoe, giving people advice on how to outsmart cops if you're pulled over, and then about three months later, guess what happens to him? he's pulled over by cops, in the sense that he's confronted by cops as his chide child is there dead on the pavement and becomes belligerent and says "bleep you" at the cops when they throw the cuffs on him. i wonder, did he think he was smarter than the cops? remember, he had worked as a police dispatcher. and so i'm wondering if he thought, you know, i got this down. >> janie. how long have you and i been doing this? they always think -- we have segments called stupid criminals. >> exactly. >> they always think

victor blackwell, cnn, atlanta. >> so much of it so curious. but probably helpful to both sides. for the legal view, i want to bring back paul callan and we're joined by danny cecellas and cnn technology analyst brett larson. they're mining for everything they can get. they're using every piece of equipment that leanna and just and then friends of theirs would have used. but there's a limitation. when you're texting someone, you can't always get the information in the text, can you? >> you can usually get it within 48 to 72 hours. that's about how long they'll keep it around. but then beyond that, it goes away. if you're using a text message service that's not from your cell phone, if you're using a google voice or some other kind of service that you're messaging, a what's app or something, that, there may be an archive. but beyond that, they're really only keeping track of who you're sending the text to and the time and date it went through. >> that you can pretty much always get. the time and who the text was sent to but not always the information contained in the actual writin

victor blackwell, thank you so much. again, this is just breaking news. you might think that's a very big win for the defense. why? i want to bring in the legal view here, "hln" legal analyst and defense attorney joey jackson and also criminal defense attorney heather hansen. heather, i turn to you first. i know that a lot of people had said if that toxicology comes back and that child was drugged, it's finished. but is it finished the opposite way, that he wasn't drugged? >> it doesn't exonerate him. and in fact, had there been drugs in his system, there could have been explanation for that. there's so much other evidence here, ashleigh. for a grand jury which is what they're preparing for now, as everyone says, you can indict a ham sandwich. the evidence they have is certainly going to put him over the edge. >> it's very strong. a lot of it circumstantial but very strong stuff. >> most of it circumstantial but enough. >> joey jackson, i'm just going to put you before a jury right now. what jury have you ever known that could make a leap to yeah, i could

. >> i'm victor blackwell. welcome to to our viewers around the u.s.s is a special edition of "new day sunday." >>> let's talk about what's been breaking. the war 1 back on. a 24 hour unilateral cease-fire extension for battered gaza is over hours before it was scheduled to end. >> a short time ago the israeli military said it's resuming aerial and ground and sea strikes. you can see the smoke here billowing over gaza today. israel says hamas violated the

. >> and i'm victor blackwell. new images of the florida teenager allegedly beaten up by israeli police forces in jerusalem. >> 15-year-old ta rick khadair is released. his face is still bruised and two masked men wearing the uniforms of israeli security forces beat and kicked him last week. >> cnn's ben wedeman joins us now live from jerusalem. ben, you spoke with this teenager, tell me about that exchange. >> well, we were just outside the courtroom when he was released. now he's been released on 3,000 scheckle bail, almost $900. he will be under house arrest but not in his house in shafat but in an adjacent neighborhood of bait hanina. when he was walking out of the courtroom we were able to catch a quick word with ta ririx. >> i woke up in the hospital. >> reporter: you woke up in the hospital? [ speaking in foreign language ] and that's it? >> yes, yes, that's it. >> reporter: how do you feel now you're out? >> i feel way better. >> reporter: way better? let's have a look at you. >> i hope that president barac

. >> and i'm victor blackwell.ew images of the florida teenager allegedly beaten up by israeli police forces in jerusalem. >> 15-year-old ta rick khadair is released. his face is still bruised and two masked men wearing the uniforms of israeli security forces beat and kicked him last week. >> cnn's ben wedeman joins us now live from jerusalem. ben, you spoke with this teenager, tell me about that exchange. >> well, we were just outside the courtroom when he was released. now he's been released on 3,000 scheckle bail, almost $900. he will be under house arrest but not i

. >> i'm victor blackwell. we begin with breaking news overnight. another flight carrying illegal immigrants from texas touched down in southern california. the second one this week. the passengers reportedly boarded three buss to a processing center in the san ysidro district of san diego. >> they did not go to nearby marietta where demonstrators forced the first fleet to turn back. fating another protest on the fourth of july. >> we're not going to stand for it. that's just how it is. there's thousands and millions of other people have done the right way, but for people to just come in here and ask for a free handout, that's my money. >> these protesters are involved now in what's become a passionate immigration debate reaching all. way to washington. joining us from the white house. sundayla what's the latest on what we're hearing what will be done about all of these kids. >> reporter: we've soon california become ground zero for this debate this week. it's really been a powerful image and those 100 immigrants arrivingon that flight last night, a

but first, cnn's victor blackwell takes us into the courtroom. >> reporter: what was justin ross harrisng while his 22-month-old son cooper suffered in the back of this scorching suv? >> he was having up to six different conversations with different women. the most common term would be sexting. >> reporter: stunning claims of raunchy text messages, suspicious internet searches, and a plan to kill his son. >> evidence is showing us right now that he's got this whole second life that he's living with alternate personalities and alternate personas. >> reporter: harris sat shackled and sullen as detective phil stoddard detailed x-rated messages allegedly exchanged the day cooper died, including with a then 16-year-old girl. >> were photos being sent back and forth between these women and the defendant during this day when the hild child's out in the car? >> yes, photos of his exposed penis, erect penis sent, photos of women's breasts being sent back to him. >> reporter: no visible reaction from the 33-year-old's wife leanne who sat with her family and supporters in the packed courtroom. >>

. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is "new day sunday." >> we want with start with the crisis in gaza, growing deadlier by the hour. >> israel and hamas are blaming each other for breaching a two-hour cease-fire that was slammed overnight by shelling. >> the humanitarian pause as it's been called was coming at the request of the red cross. it called for a halt in fighting in order to reach the wounded in the overnight assault that's left at least 40 people dead, we've heard >> we'll have more on the crisis there in gaza. wolf blitzer interviews israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu live here on cnn in just a few minutes. >>> we want to bring you breaking news this hour on downed flight 17 as we're getting our first pictures of what appears to be one of the black boxes. >> this is new video in to cnn of what appears to be a searcher carrying the flight data recorder at the crash site there in eastern ukraine. it's either the flight data recorder or digital voice recorder. it appears to be taken friday two days

. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is a special early edition of "new day saturday." guns, warplanes and rockets over gaza and israel have gone silent for the first time really in days. >> that's because we're in the middle of a 12-hour cease-fire right now. this is what it were to look like just before it took effect. explosions hitting gaza. the truce began four hours ago,

and councilwoman blackwell said it could have been worse. >> we were grateful no one was hurt. >> back on the scene, the lni officials say no history or complaints for the property. under the local law the clean-up of the properties is the responsibility of the homeowners. if lni comes in to do the clean-up the homeowners get the bill. the hope is the properties were properly insured. reporting live from cobbs creek, walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> walter, thank you very much. >>> we have breaking news right now out of long beach island. the picture send to us from an "action news" viewer in progress in ship bought ton on long beach island at the 21st and long beach boulevard. we don't know much in the way of information in terms of injuries or cause. chopper 6 is in route to the scene. as soon as we get more information about this developing story on long beach island we will pass it along to you right here. >>> a delaware woman dead after getting caught in a gun fight in wilmington. 43 year old crystal brown leaving the adams market when she came across a fight in the street