good morning, i'm carol costello. we are closing in on the attackers, that is what kenyan police say. right now thick, black smoke is rising from the small, the hostage takers inside have been burning mattresses but those al shabab trips terrorist no, sir control the mall although two more were killed today and the terrorists may include three from the united states. [ gunfire ] 62 people in all have died since the attack began on saturday. 175 people, including five americans, were hurt when a dozen or so armed gunmen stormed the mall targeting non-muslims. one north carolina woman was able to get out alive. >> while we were back this they methodically ended up going store to store talking to people, asking questions, shooting, screams, and then it would stop for a while and they would go to another store. >> zain verjee is live in nairobi, kenya, where that drama goes on. good morning, zain. >> reporter: good morning, carol. the government is saying that they are in control of westgate mall and that they have evacua

good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. on the edge and on notice, congress has less than 15 hours to avoid a government shutdown. as hope dwindles, anger builds. nearly seven in ten americans believe it's republican lawmakers who are acting like spoiled children in this stalemate. nearly six in ten blame democrats and almost half say it's president obama's fault. general disgust with washington seems to cross party lines. >> i just wish the people that we elected into office would do their job. it seems like it's a lot of grand sxwrn standi grandstanding for the people they're trying to win votes from rather than doing what's best for the country. >> i think it's another scheme to get us citizens worried and try to get us on board with an agenda we don't want. i think it's politicians' efforts to really just put their agendas through and not get their work done. >> the impact would hurt the economy, put a hold on paychecks and hiring. 783,000 workers with unpaid leave and wall street is already facing a hit. investors hate

i'm carol costello. on this anniversary of the september 11th attacks, and yes it's been 12 years, a day of remembrance begins with a word of a new explosion. this explosion in benghazi, libya, a powerful blast on the main street tears through a foreign ministry building and a branch of libya's central bank. no one was killed but that same area would have been packed with people just an hour later. this attack comes one year to the day when armed men stormed the american consulate in bengha benghazi. ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans were killed. last month the first criminal charges were filed against the suspects. here at home the focus is on the september 11th attacks. we're about to mark the moment when the second hijacked plane threw into the world trade center south tower 12 years ago, this comes as the united states looks at the possibility of striking syria over its alleged use of chemical weapons on its own people. in the president's address last night mr. obama reminded e

good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. the national weather service calls it biblical, and when you see the. ic tours out of colorado this morning, you will understand why. record rainfall has turned towns into islands, walls of water 20 feet high traveled swiftly through mountain canyons and now that the sun is up the colorado national guard will evacuate the town of lyons, colorado, all 2,000 residents. overnight rains combined with rushing floodwaters have entire cities, school districts and businesses shut down again today. president obama has responded by signing an emergency declaration for all of colorado, in the meantime thousands are forced to seek higher ground or have been ordered to stay put in their homes but travel is dangerous as huge sections of roads have washed away. flash flood warnings remain in effect until further notice. >> never seen anything like this. this is just mind-boggling. >> george howell is in boulder, colorado, this morning with more. good morning, george. >> reporter: carol, good morning

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i'm carol costello. thank you so much for being with me. we begin with the crisis in syria. this hour, the shadow of syria hangs over the white house. minutes from now, president obama meets with house speaker john boehner and minority leader nancy pelosi. the president's mission, chip away at congress's queaziness at military strikes, the debate so heated, stakes so high, lawmakers are trickling back to washington about a week early. in fact, an afternoon hearing with top administration officials, secretary of state john kerry, defense secretary chuck hagel, and joint chiefs chair general martin dempsey all will be there. we're covering all the angles this morning both here and abroad. let's begin with cnn's white house correspondent brianna keilar. good morning, brianna. >> reporter: good morning, carol. this meeting is expected to take place here at white house in just about 45 minutes. this is important, the second day of meetings here with key lawmakers at the white house. we'll see john boehner as

i'm carol costello. let me take you right back to st. petersburg, russia, where the leaders of the 20 largest economies are now meeting. russian president vladimir putin is hosting all of the leaders involved in the g-20. this is a work session in progress. we believe they're talking about the global economy. let's listen. >> this work is in the attention of the global economy. we're held back by the lack of decision on the arrangements made in 2010. i call everybody to be prepared to come to compromise in the area of distribution. since it will predetermine the efficiency and legitimacy of the g-20. results have been achieved. today's issue on the top of our agenda from the very beginning of the global crisis. let me stress that in 2013, the financial stability board has turned into a full fledged international organization which will strengthen its potential in approving financial regulation. great results have been achieved in the development of our approaches to reforming and partially implementation

i'm carol costello.' reluctance for another war, and assad's warning the united states should expect everything in retaliation for any kind of attack. just some of the topics that will be in focus tonight when "crossfire" returns to cnn. joining me, two co-hosts, van jones and newt gingrich. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> good to be with you. >> great to have you here. newt, i want to start with you. you heard president bashar al assad. he was talking in the united states, telling the president watch out, don't attack us because who knows -- chemical weapons might be used against americans. >> look, i don't know what his capability is, but i think it's good any time you're with to start a war. and that's what the obama administration is proposing. it's good to be reminded that the other team gets to fight, too. and it's good to be reminded that it's not always going to be one sided. so i think that in part if you were in assad's position, you're trying to convince the u.s. not to do this, charl

i'm carol costello. thanks so much for joining us.d student is now free. he's out of prison. stacy rambold was released thursday after just spending one month behind bars. not the mandatory minimum sentence of two years. that brief sentence sparked outrage across the nation, in addition to comments from the judge that seemed to pin the blame on the victim. kyung lah joins me to tell us more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. stacy rambold, that man you're talking about, is enjoying his first full day of freedom after that one-month sentence you were just talking about, but if prosecutors get their way, it could be a short-lived reprieve from jail. stacy rambold sped out of state prison, a free man, checking in with his parole officer. hi, stacy. i'm kyung lah from cnn. can i ask you a few questions? you checking in with your parole officer? >> he dashed in, his head down. a short time later -- >> reporter: can i chat with you a little longer, sir? talking about your one-month sentence. left for home, a former teacher not

i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. it has been an uphill battle from the start. and now five days before one of the cornerstones of the affordable care act goes into effect, president obama will play salesman. in the next hour, the president will push the benefits of obama care because starting next tuesday, americans can start signing for insurance through federal health exchanges. the president's speech comes as some republicans do everything possible to derail and defund obama care. senior white house correspondent jim acosta joins us now. he's at the -- there you are -- the white house. good morning, jim. tell us more. >> good morning, carol. the president will be just outside the nation's capital later on this morning at a community college in maryland to tout the benefits of what they call the next milestone in obama care. these new health insurance marketplaces that will be available online to insurers. basically the uninsured in the next five days, on october 1st those marketplaces go online. he'll be able to g

i'm carol costello. pope francis because he has shocked catholics around the world with harsh criticism of some of the catholic church's top priorities and this morning his words are rocking the american conservative catholic community. the new pontiff telling reporters the church he now leads is "obsessed with abortion, homosexuality, contraception and other social issues." this morning on "new day" the conservative president of the catholic league bill donahue sat down with chris cuomo. donahue was clearly not happy with how the pope's remarks on homosexuality are being characterized. >> i will always tell the truth. if 81% of the victims are male and 100% of the victimizers are male, and if 78% of the victims are post pubej scent, it's not pedophilia, it's homosexuality. >> the catholic league president didn't pull any punches who is to blame. >> when men have sex with adolescent men it's called homosexuality. it is not pedophilia. john j. college of criminal justice is not a conservative right wing o

carol costello and "newsroom" has it. take it away, carol. >> you guys have a great day. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," get ready. it's u.n. time. president obama shares the limelight with the iranian president. should they sit down together and talk news? >>> also -- >> this week's rampage in kenya has many americans wondering how long until those behind it come to the u.s. >> the terror in kenya has many wondering if al qaeda groups could again strike the united states. on fears young radicalized boys in minneapolis may be plotting terror here at home. >> this is the united states of america. we're not some banana republic. this is not a deadbeat nation. >> frustration with washington growing, so says the senator from texas, insisting that obamacare is to blame. >>> plus, imagine winning $400 million, and the only one to share it with is your dog. >>> and this. >> i had imaginary friends. i was weird. >> i did, too. >> i could tell. >> nischelle turner goes one on one with mr. suit and tie. you're live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> we'll

. >>> good morning from washington, i'm carol costello. we begin with the crisis in syria and new developments holding the world's attention. the u.s. military sends a new warship into the red sea. today united nations inspectors send to a lab the evidence that can prove chemical weapons were unleashed in syria and in washington the results are viewed as a mere formality. here's secretary of state john kerry. >> it has tested positive for signatures of sarin. so, each day that goes by, this case is even stronger. >> and making the case to congress, president obama faces push back from both parties and his call to authorize military strikes. >>> and take a look at this, the syrian electronic army. the same group that took down "new york times" gets hacked into the marines official recruitment website and it's taunting us. these are pictures of people dressed up like american marines holding up signs saying, "i didn't join the navy to fight for al qaeda in a syrian civil war." another says, you know, at the bottom, "wake up people. ridiculou

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i'm carol costello. thank you so much for being with me.e amazing video to show you of a very scary and dramatic video that happened outside of boulder, colorado, after flash flooding in the last hour. rescue workers risked their lives as they freed this man from his vehicle. all the while, the water was moving very rapidly, endangering all of these rescue workers because they could have been carried down the stream. just minutes ago, the authorities described this very dangerous scene. >> there were three cars in the water. the road had been eroded from the water coming through this excess drainage area. we were able to stabilize the cars, there was a victim in each car, we sent a rescue boat out and rescued each of the victims. fortunately they've only had minor injuries and they've all been transported to area hospitals. >> more now from kcnc. >> reporter: moments ago we watched an amazing rescue. the bridge behind me here is completely washed out and we watched as local rescue crews took a man out of his fully submerged car alive. we wa

i'm carol costello. thank you for being with me.overnment shutdown. yes, we're talking about that again. while house republicans are looking to vote on a bill to keep the 0 government running they could tie that legislation to a plan to defund obamacare. and that would certainly be a nonstarter with senate it democrats and the president. so we'expecting john barer to sk at the moment about this piece of budget legislation with the obamacare part included. dana bash is in washington right now awaiting the speaker's remarks. tell us more, dana rnc. >> reporter: well, he's just finishing a meeting with his entire republican caucus happening just in the room next to is. we are awaiting his arrival and the rest of the republican leadership. this is something that's fair to say john boehner and most of his leaders wanted to avoid. when i say "this," it's effectively giving in to the conservatives in his caucus who want to tie funding the government to defunding the government obamacare. the reason he wanted to avoid it is because of the p

i'm carol costello. of course, we begin in washington where senator ted cruz and others are still talking after cruz took a fight against obama care to the senate floor in an epic speech. >> i will say standing here after 14 hours standing on your own feet, there's sometimes some pain, sometimes some fatigue but you know what? there's far more pain involved in rolling over. >> that was about four hours ago. cruz's efforts are drawing praise and criticism on twitter. he's using #makedclisten and mark takano is tanlgi itaking a from kanye west. ted cruz i'd like you finish but wendy davis had the best filibuster of all-time. love it or hate it this is your government at work. dana bash on capitol hill this morning, what's he talking about now? >> reporter: a took a peek at the senate floor and he was talking about ashton kutcher. with talking for almost 19 hours, you kind of run out of things to say and one little teaser, we're going to definitely play this for our viewers in the next hour. he was talking

i'm carol costello. thanks for joining me this morning.in engaged in a battle over obama care with money to keep the government up and running potentially at risk. that's right, the threat of a shutdown is once again rearing its ugly head. here's how one tennessee lawmaker summed up his opposition to obama care. >> i have never understood it the day i got here is why in the world health care is a republican or democrat issue. it is a people issue. i've never treated a republican or democrat cancer in my life. i've never seen a republican or democrat heart attack in my life. they're just people problems. that was a mistake that was made from day one with this bill right here. that's why the american people don't approve of it and half the population didn't get a chance or half the congress didn't get a chance to have any input whatsoever in this bill. >> congressman john fleming of louisiana joins me live now. welcome. >> thank you, carol. >> thank you for being with me this morning, i appreciate it. i know you wanted to defund obama care b

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i'm carol costello. "legal view" with john berman filling in, starts now. flu . >>> did the president push the pause button? action against syria on hold as congress examines the evidence . meanwhile syria applauds what they say is an american retreat. prosecutors in montana want another crack at a convicted rapist. he got 30 days. they want ten years. did the judge really miss the mark on this one? swimmer diana nyad inches closer to the tip of florida. she's breaking records in the water as she avoids the pitfalls and sharks and jellyfish that derailed her before. hello. i'm john berman in for ashleigh banfield. it is monday, september 2, labor day. the clock is ticking on syria. what, if anything, will the united states do to punish the assad re jet stream for allegedly using chemical weapons on its people? hackers loyal to president assad apparently took over the u.s. marines website and urged the core not to attack. the afternoon at 2:00 p.m. the president makes his case to a couple of influential leaders in congress. john mccain and lindsey graham are

we deliver you to "cnn newsroom" with the one and only carol costello. happy monday. >> i get a hug and everything. >> michaela, you were here friday and got to meet you in person. it was fabulous. kate and chris i think your invitation is standing. come on down. >> we'll be there. >> my invite was lost in the mail. >> you're one of her favorites, carol. my mom's birthday today. happy birthday. my mom's 39 years old. >> thanks all of you, have a great day. we have to begin with this breaking news this morning. good morning but. i to you. i'm carol costello. shooting at the navy yard in washington, d.c. one report says a male gunman has a large shotgun an the fourth floor of this navy complex. barbara starr joins us now. barbara, tell us more. >> carol i just got off the phone with a u.s. navy official who says their reports are now that several shots were fired, several people inside the building have been injured. at this point it doesn't look like they've been able to evacuate any of the injured out of the building. he tells me that they are getting ac

it's time for "cnn newsroom" with the one and only carol costello beginning right now. >> have a fantastic weekend. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> happening now in "newsroom" -- >> sent you to stop the war. >> we cannot afford to turn syria into another iraq. >>> john mccain gets blasted. >> how much is the life of american servicemen worth? >> war wary and done with conflicts. town halls becoming staging grounds. >> why are you not listening to the people and staying out of syria. >> voters voice opposition and their absolute mistrust of congress. >> this is what i think of congress. they are a bunch of marshmallows. >>> also, evidence growing at opposition building. president obama losing support in congress for a strike. >> i'm still a no at this point. >> the case has not been made to me that this war has anything to do with us. >>> and breaking overnight. new details on the scope of american involvement. a special edition of "newsroom" starts now. >>> goodern moi morning, i'm ca costello. breaking news here at home. 169,000 jobs added last month to our economy, which brings the unem

i'm carol costello. thanks for joining me. >> reporter: obama and putin, smiles and a handshake to kick off the g-20 summit. but the superpowers and the world are at a crossroads with syria in the crosshairs. and if syria's regime crossed the line with chemical weapons, what about this? "new york times," front-page news, and a video given to the newspaper of opposition fighters executing syrian soldiers. the photo and the video smuggled out by sickened rebels. >>> and if you find it hard to back either side in this brutal civil war, now you know how congress feels. many republicans and democrats finding it more than a little difficult to follow president obama's lead. is this more than just politics this time around? >>> hello, everyone, and welcome. i'm ashleigh banfield. it is thursday, september 5th. we want to begin with what could be a make-or-break time for president obama in his push for a military strike against syria. right now he's attending the first session of the g-20 economic summit in russ

let's quickly get you to carol costello because we're waiting on the president. carol? now. good morning to you, i'm carol costello. we begin this morning in russia. the military strikes in syria. right now that has muted the economic summit that has drawn world leaders, including president obama and syria's most important ally. russian president vladimir putin. at any moment, the two men will take part in a photo op shaking hands, but in recent days, they've been wagging fingers. obama scolding putin for opposing the strikes and putin accusing the united states of unfairly blaming the assad regime. in fact, putin is now accusing secretary of state john kerry of lying to congress this week when kerry denied al qaeda's role in aiding rebel fighters. >> translator: it was somewhat unpresent for me to even watch it. because we worked with the u.s.en the assumption that they are decent people and he lied. he knew that he was lying and he went on lying about it. it is sad. >>

i'll give it over to carol costello and john berman. guys? >> thank you, chris cuomo.dition of "newsroom" from the united states navy yard in washington, d.c., i'm carol costello. >> and i'm john berman. we'll walk you through what happened here, the latest details to emerge from the deadly rampage that happened, really, a few blocks behind where we're standing, and the questions that so many people want answered this morning. how did a man with a violent past get past security, have clearance into such a sensitive military site? but first, before we get to that, here is what we know this morning. aaron alexis was 34 years old. he was a former full-time navy reservist. a couple of years ago, he was discharged from the military. he was an honorable discharge. however, there had been a past pattern of misconduct. we're told he also had an explosive temper. >> he certainly did and had at least two run-ins with police for violence. yet he managed to land a job as a contractor with the experts, that's what the company is called, gaining clearance to several government sites

i'm carol costello. shooting at the navy yard in washington, d.c. fourth floor of this navy complex. barbara starr joins us now. barbara, tell us more. >> carol i

good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me.ess than 15 hours to avoid a government shutdown. as hope dwindles, anger builds. nearly seven in ten americans believe it's republican lawmakers who are acting like spoiled children in this stalemate. nearly six in ten blame

good morning, i'm carol costello, thanks so much for being with me.ld reacts to a breakthrough plan over syria's use of chemical weapons, president obama's trip to capitol hill is still on as he tries to persuade both sides of the senate to back his plan to limited military action. while the president's plan is not an easy sale in the senate it faces a bigger hurdle in the house especially after syria has put its chemical weapons under control. house gop leaders are wrapping up their weekly conference meeting and we expect to hear from the house speaker john boehner. when he speaks, of course, we'll bring those to you live. the armed services committee takes up president obama's formal request to congress for an authorization to strike syria. on the hot seat, three men who have spent a lot of time on the hot seat this week presenting the president's case, secretary of state john kerry, defense secretary chuck hagel and joint chiefs chair general martin dempsey. those three men have been getting grilled since asking for approval. if anything happens in

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time for "cnn newsroom" with carol costello begins right now. >> good morning and thank you so much.president obama 15 minutes in america's place in the world. >> sometimes resolutions and statements of condemnation are simply not enough. >> in the search for clarity moments of contradiction. >> i have resisted calls for military action. >> followed by -- >> i determined to respond to a targeted military strike. >> reporter: a winding some say

it's time for "cnn newsroom" with the one and only carol costello beginning right now. >> have a fantasticin "newsroom" -- >> sent you to stop the war. >> we cannot afford to turn syria into another iraq. >>> john mccain gets blasted. >> how much is the life of american servicemen worth? >> war wary and done with conflicts. town halls becoming staging grounds. >> why are you not listening to the people and staying out of syria. >> voters voice opposition and their absolute mistrust of coss

"cnn newsroom" with carol costello begins right now. >> have a great day.overnight flood emergency in colorado. at least one person has died. streets unpassable. also, vladimir putin lashing out calling america a bully. >> i got an e-mail with president putin had to say and i almost wanted to vomit. >> the russian president in a "new york times" op-ed questioning american exceptionalism and sending a warning to p

i'm carol costello. thank you so much for being with me. we begin with the crisis in syria. the white house. minutes from now, president obama meets with house speaker john boehner and minority leader nancy pelosi. the president's mission, chip away

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ngs n "cnn newsroom" with carol costello begins right now. >>> good morning, everyone. ponder syria, the president's biggest challenge, convincing congress the american public and the world was nothing more than sish standial evidence. if there is an attack syrian president assad says you can expect retaliation and not ruling out using chemical weapons listen to what he told charlie rose. >> expect every action. >> including chemical warfare?

jake gyllenhaal says the best the most beautiful person at cnn, not me, shockingly, carol costello. >end guys. thanks so much. "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in "the newsroom" battle lines drawn. the gop and the government shutdown fight getting ugly. >> we as house republicans should stop letting ted cruz set our agenda for us. >> reporter: on twitter, wendy davis has mor

cnn newsroom with carol costello begins right now. >> spreading the love. >> thanks, guys.e. a government shutdown and the debt ceiling. are we really here again? >>> also, wage race. >> this could very well kill any recovery that we have. >> california upping its minimum wage to 10 bucks an hour. the first raise in five years. >