i want to bring chris cuomo in. dan, stick around with us. chris, i know it was sort of a risk assessment deciding to have him on our show today on "new day." you wanted to let him speak to the comments is that he made earlier. >> i think that i was hoping that race stuff would be a distraction. that's what it is. you can probably -- how do we explain the african-americans standing by his side, the man that's his bodyguard. maybe if you know this is about sophistication than what is in his head and heart. we don't know. maybe this man does. it's certainly something that has to be rejected this type of notion. we all know that. you have to hold him to account because he's become relevant in another way. the bigger concern for me is i didn't expect him to bring a dead calf to the show. i almost killed the interview. i thought it was a stunt. and frankly if anyone is to blame for that calf being dead is him. he created this situation by not paying fees. he's as wrong on the law as he is on race in this situation. i think that you move through the

that's what this city is about, chris cuomo. me bring in my colleague jason carroll who's been here with me the last couple of days. you've kept up with survivors over the year. i've kept up with survivors over the year. i think one point that's so important to make is yes, we'll be hearing from survivors in this remembrance ceremony but so many people were injured. we focus on those with missing arms and missing legs, but people have lost hearing, people have lost sight. people heard the fireworks last fourth of july and it brought them right back here a year ago. >> more than 200 people injured, as you know. one point you hit on, which i thought really speaks to what's happening here, and that's the optimism. when i third of j.p. and his brother paul, these are two of the survivors, each of them lost a leg. when i asked them what it's been like for then, one thing really, really stuck with me. that is what they said. it's been one of the worst years of our lives but it's also been the best year. >> how so? how is that possible

chris cuomo, anchor of "new day is here." good morning to all of you. terview, i don't think mr. bundy really understood how he offended people. >> maybe. maybe not. sometimes an explanation is an excuse. i think that it's important to hold him out as accountable for these words because he's become a legitimate symbol of something else that deserves discussion. i think that other than using it as an opportunity to once again make very clear what we think is acceptable and not acceptable when it comes to race is the value in it. i think examination beyond it winds up becoming counterproductive. his misunderstanding of the law and of the politics in his state vis-a-vis ranchers are just as important because that's what his main issue is. this is a no-brainer. what he said was just wrong. >> and brian, i think that some people have said that the issues are separate. what mr. bundy said about race is one thing. what he said about nevada owning too much public land is another matter. but can you separate the two at this point? >> i was struck by how many comm

chris cuomo joins us. >> we're following breaking news out of afghanistan.ericans have been killed in a shooting accident, not an accident at all. it's an attack at a kabul hospital. a fourth american was also shot, but she survived. an afghan security guard is the one who opened fire on this group. the motive is not yet clear. it's being investigated. we have a live report on that developing situation. >>> plus, we'll get a little deeper into flight 370 and the search there. yes, they still have about 10% of the search area to go. it's going to take a long time because it's a deep part of the ocean. the reliability of the investigation itself. why is there no discloseure? the families have had it. people watching the investigation have had it. we'll talk about new technology. but the biggest technology is openness. that's a real deficiency in this operation. we'll talk to family members and experts about why it's being conducted this way. that's what we're doing on the serious side this morning. and then we'll also take a look at this, you know, this really

chris cuomo. >> only if you can afford to lose it is what you mean. you are gambling. people want it to seem like the stock market is fair. on new day, we are not taking that topic. there's a lot to talk about this morning. the new theory on flight 370. the headlines are taking us to the room you are looking at right now. a botched execution in oklahoma. it went terribly wrong. we are going to spare you the details, but what do they do next? how did they get it wrong? what is the debate about? do we want the death penalty, as long as it's nice? also, the nba banned the owner of the l.a. clippers for life. will donald sterling go quietly or fight it off? will the league be able to come up with the votes from the owners? we have reaction from the stars. nba greats will be here. we have isaiah thomas. a great discussion to have and see if the penalty can stick. >> did you gamble in that? >> yes, i do. i have been forced to play the game for the security of my children's future. i feel there are inequities. money often wins over morality. money often wins over morality. st

chris cuomo joins us right now. >> hey, chris. >> hey, john, hey, christine.oing to be taking up the search for flight 370. they haven't reconnected with these pingers. what does that mean? does it mean they're in the wrong area? does it mean the batteries have died? could it mean both? we're going to be watching that. we have an interesting guest this morning, the man who led the search for the air france flight 447. he's going it take us through, even once they reconnect with the pinger, even once they cut down the search range for where the plane could be, what is entailed from there on? there is actually a lot more that has to happen. we'll take you through that. we're also monitoring the pistorius trial. this testimony is really an interesting narrative. they started yesterday with building up his childhood fears and trying to put in the mind of the judge and these two special jurors that he had a reasonable fear that someone was going to try to hurt him. that was in his head. today has been even more dramatic about what was in his head about his girlfrie

chris cuomo joins us this monday morning for that. hey, chris. >> how are you doing, guys?g to introduce you to new terms today. you know about the bluefin, but what about the alvin and the ramora? it's not just the side of a shark, it's the last in the stage of search vehicles that will be used to help fight flight 370. the bluefin is out there now. we're going to tell you how long it takes and what it hopes to do on the ocean floor. the alvin would be the next stage. and then the ramora. how do they all work together? we'll take you through the latest, and analysis of the oil slick found. is it in any way related to 370? we'll also closely watch tensions escalating in ukraine this morning. the main questions are the obvious ones -- what's more likely here, civil war or an invasion by russia? could one be masked as the other? and of course, should the u.s. be doing anything? if so, what's the best choice? christiane amanpour, fareed zakaria will be here with insight. we'll also to a former u.s. ambassador to nato. we'll cover that situation every way we can, because it doe

chris cuomo on "new day," i know you'll be covering this as well as other news. reat it is to be here, chris, truly a day that is boston strong. >> oh, boy, i'll tell you, i wish i was there with you, j.b. we were up there together last year and i know you have family there and it's your home. it's great to see you there and you're telling great stories this morning. i think the best number i've heard from you all morning, they're expecting more spectators than ever at the marathon and that's the message that needs to be sent. thanks, pal. we'll be dealing with that. also, we're covering this news about the overseas unprecedented strike being carried out against al qaeda. it was done by a team effort, u.s. and yemen. yemeni commandos are on the ground, drone strikes above. we know it's happening right now, still ongoing in an area where hundreds of terrorists had recently gathered. we're going to give you a live report from behind the strike. we also have the latest on that sinking south korean ship and what went wrong. that country's president's been lashing out

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chris cuomo joins us. >> we are following the rescue operation going on in south korea.icky. we are using the word ferry, but it is a big ship. there were hundreds and hundreds of people on board. it capsized quickly, they are not sure why. you can see the smoke. there's a lot of that ship under water as well and it's sinking rapidly. rescuers are frantically trying to find a way in to collect the people. also figuring out how to go under the water as deep as 50 or 60 feet to get into the interior to see who may be trapped there. there could be a lot of air pockets. this is a sophisticated and difficult water rescue. we know this because of what happened with the costa concordia in italy. i was there for that rescue. it's very sophisticated. the u.s. navy joined. we are going to talk to one of the officers there, and we'll take you there and see what the latest is. a very urgent situation. hundreds of people, most of them high school students unaccounted for. we'll give you the latest on the search for flight 370. the news, the bluefin back in the water, searching. bad n

chris cuomo joins us now. good morning, chris. >> hey, john, poppy. how are you?u had a good weekend. a lot of bad situations to be reporting this morning, breaking news. deadly tornadoes wreaked havoc on the midwest. homes have been leveled, communities are in pieces. the death toll is rising. the problem is, more severe weather on the way. so, people who are trying to recover are going to get hit again. we will take you on to the ground in arkansas, one of the hardest hit areas. we're going to hear come people who lived through the storms. wait until you hear the interviews of people who chase these storms, the mayor, who had to go through his own town, didn't even recognize it. plus, there's growing anger after these racist comments allegedly made by the owner of the l.a. clippers, don sterling. we're going to break down what reportedly was said in this confrontation between him and his girlfriend, and then we'll get the take from players on his own team and former players and people who are in positions of authority in the league. they're saying that this is a

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate balduan, and michaela pereira. >>> welcome to "new day." it is friday, april 25th. 6:00 in the east. a pilot sent out a hijack alert on virgin airlines flight from australia to indonesia. >> it was all a miscommunication sparked by an unruly passenger. erin mclaughlin is live in perth, australia. erin, what more are we learning about what happened on this flight? >> reporter: kate, we understand the incident was caused by a disruptive passenger on board a virgin australian boeing 737 flight from bris bon, australia, to bali's main airport. there were those initial reports of a hijacking but that turns out not to be the case. virgin australia putting out a statement saying, at no point was the safety of the 139 passengers aboard that plane in question. now, by sheer coincidence a cnn producer was actually at the airport at the time the incident occurred. she described a scene that was actually far from chaotic. she said the plane was simply brought to the farther end of the runway.

listen to what he told chris cuomo earlier today on "new day." >> this is a defining moment for the league. when i think about commissioner silver, he's got to make sure the players are represented and that's taking place. he's got to do something very decisive and it goes as far as he possibly can take it. it's got to make a statement. ultimately for us as players, we want to make sure, is there something within his powers that allows him to say this owner is not fit to be owner of a team. if that's not the case, then we need to have ongoing discussions because we as players, we have character clauses in our agreements. we've got to make sure there's two-way accountability. certainly owners need to be held to the same standard. >> as you know, rachel, the commissioner can only do what his boss, the owners, of the nba teams, allow him to do. what can the nba do right now to punish sterling? >> well, it's a little bit complicated because the constitution that governs those things inside the workings of the nba ownership agreements, those aren't public, those are private documents. we do kno

"legal view" with chris cuomo, a very special edition of "legal view," start also right now. >>> 12 months, two bombs exploded 12 seconds apart near the boston marathon finish line. this hour, the city honors the victims and hails the heroes, showing the world what it means to be boston strong. >>> also ahead today, two of the deep ocean search teams battling weather and hoping the sub's second run goes better than the first. >>> and the ukrainian military on the move this hour, vowing to take on pro-russian forces in the east. so did that obama/putin phone call do anything to calm the crisis? >>>

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate balduan, and mikial. >> the final resting place of flight here. you will see thes australian ship ocean shield. these four spots with the pings they've picked up. these two are the new pings. you can see they're in the same area. that's what's giving the optimism that they believe they're in the right place. the duration of them not as long. about 5 1/2 minutes. the other one about 7 minutes. but that is four separate signals deteched since saturday. okay. they're optimistic

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate balduan. >> good morning. welcome to "new day."h. 6:00 in the least. a 16-year-old described a smart and, quote, the shy kid in the corner went on an absolute rampage with knives in both hands. he is now being charged as an adult after the vicious knife attack at his high school. a search warrant has been served on his family's home. that makes sense given this level of the investigation. his phone, his computer, the entire digital food print seized as well as his parents' computers. the teen, again, armed with two eight-inch blades, stabbed or slashed 21 people wednesday morning. on the scene is m

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. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morninge want to welcome our viewers across the united states and around the world. breaking overnight an american pinger on board the australian "ocean shield." has picked up signals in the indian ocean consistent with those emitted by black boxes. the signal was spotted everything days after the chinese. they confirm nothing has been confirmed. we're going to take you through this morning and show you the different locations involved and all the area. >> we've got a lot to work through this morning. just for the sake of argume

chris cuomo joins us now. what's ahead? >> hey, chris. >> ladies, happy friday.atest breaking information in the search for flight 370. a little confusing. it sounds like there's been a good advancement here. they're now using the underwater pinger locators. those have to be fairly close in proximity to the black boxes in order to detect them. so, does that mean they've found this proximity? maybe. maybe not. they're actually searching a very big area, like 150 square miles. so, we're going to talk to an officer who's in charge of the u.s. pinger locator and our aviation experts will weigh in about whether or not this is an indication that they're getting closer, or is this just what they're trying right now. plus, we're going to get very deep into the ft. hood shooting. why? well, we have new details about the gunman and his mental health and the role that his treatment may have played, the role treatment may have played in what happened. so, we'll take you through that in the specific. but also, we're going to talk to a soldier who survived a 2009 massacre, to

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela. >>> good morning once again.poke them from malaysia flight 370. transcripts show malaysian officials gave wrong information weeks ago about the last communication before the plane vanished. malaysian officials now are saying they're not sure who was talking that the moment. but they're comfortable saying the plane went down because of a deliberate action in the cockpit. jim is in kuala lumpur. help us explain how officials came to conclusions now in our fourth week. >> reporter: kate, we have to look in the context, it's not just malaysian investigators. it's the international team on the ground that apparently concurs it was somebody acting inside the cockpit deliberately maneuvering the plane. most is coming from the radar data. not just the turn but what the plane did, what course it set, how it flew back over the malaysian peninsula. we've already got the transcript. it cleared up some inconsistencies. breaking this morning a copy of the transcript from flight 370 confirms no one in the cockpit ever said all

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate balduan, and mikial. >> the final resting place of flight 370. let's look at the map, shall we? look down here. you will see thes australian ship ocean shield. these four spots with the pings they've picked up. these two are the new pings. you can see they're in the same area. that's what's giving the optimism that they believe they're in the right place. the duration of them not as long. about 5 1/2 minutes. the other one about 7 minutes. but that is four separate signals deteched since saturday. okay. they're optimistic but thiey knw they're in a hurry. >> officials are now declaring they are optimistic the jetliner or whatever remains of it will be found in a matter of days. let's get straight over to erin mclaughlin live in perth, australia, with the latest. great news to start the day, erin. >> reporter: that's right, kate. after two days of silence there is new hope in a search for missing malaysian flight 370. searchers are now firmly believing that they are looking in the right place. >> i'm now optimistic that we will -- we will fin

you can make the check out to the chris cuomo pizza fun. >>> also breaking this morning, no signs offf the coast of south korea. divers did not find any air pockets in the upper decks where they hoped. that's where they thought they might find some survivors. the death toll rising again as well. at least 156 bodies have been recovered. still 146 people remain unaccounted for this morning. cnn's nic robertson has the latest live in jindo, south korea. evening where you are once again. the search continues even into the darkness? >> reporter: it does. we've been watching the flares over the horizon where the search is going on, very bright tonight. we know as well on that search area a massive new ship to lead the search has been moved into place. nine times larger than the ship that was there before. we're told the area surrounding the ferry has been sealed off with nets. so no bodies, no divers can drift away in currents, but today news of perhaps the grimmest discovery so far. this sunken ferry now lies at the bottom of the yellow sea. early this morning rescue divers completed thei

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate balduan. >> good morning. welcome to "new day." it's thursday, april 10th. 6:00 in the least. a 16-year-old described a smart and, quote, the shy kid in the corner went on an absolute rampage with knives in both hands. he is now being charged as an adult after the vicious knife attack at his high school. a search warrant has been served on his family's home. that makes sense given this level of the investigation. his phone, his computer, the entire digital food print seized as well as his parents' computers. the teen, again, armed with two eight-inch blades, stabbed or slashed 21 people wednesday morning. on the scene is miguel marquez in murrysville, pennsylvania. hes has the latest. >> this happened in a particularly vulnerable time at the school. just the beginning of the day. students were not in the classrooms. they were in the hallways. there were many heros in all of this. two assistant principals who subdued this young man. when they did, he said he wanteded to die. it has happened again. this time a 16-year-old sophomore a

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning. welcome to "new day." we begin with breaking news. no more listening for pingers searching for debris is winding down. the hunt for flight 370 is all about the bottom of the ocean. an unmanned underwater vehicle, the bluefin 21 is on its way down, some 14,000 feet, to what is call possibly the most challenging phase in the search. >> meanwhile, officials are investigating that oil slick found not far from where the underwater signals were heard. what does that mean? let's bring in michael holmes live in perth, australia, for all the details. good morning, michael. >> reporter: good morning to you, kate, from perth in western australia. yes, that's right. those four pings that we're now pretty certain came from the flight recorders well, they haven't heard anything since last tuesday nearly a week. and they've given up hearing more. they now think that the batteries have gone flat and it is time to move in for a new phase. ray shift in the search for missing malaysia airlines flight 3

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning. welcome to "new day." we want to welcome our viewers across the united states and around the world. breaking overnight an american pinger on board the australian "ocean shield." has picked up signals in the indian ocean consistent with those emitted by black boxes. the signal was spotted everything days after the chinese. they confirm nothing has been confirmed. we're going to take you through this morning and show you the different locations involved and all the area. >> we've got a lot to work through this morning. just for the sake of argument, if this is where the black box came to a rest, retrieving it won't be easy. the water, the ocean level at this level is almost three miles deep. 2.8 miles in depth at that location. and the batteries on the black box as you well know at this point are expected to start running dry. let's start our coverage with erin mclaughlin live in perth, australia, where is a little more than 1,000 miles from where the signal of the ping was picked up.

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate balduan. >> good morning. welcome to "new day." it's tuesday, april 8th. up first, the flight for search 370. good news, they have narrowed the area where the plane might be. the bad news, they may run at of time to find it. search teams are still unable to relocate the pinger signal raising fears the batteries in the black boxes may be dead, kate. >> time is of the essence. every second counts in this unprecidented search. a race truly against the clock at this point. we're going to start our coverage of the search for flight 370 with aaron life in perth, australia, for us. erin, what's the latest? >> hi, kate. search teams have carried out some 133 missions, but still they're coming up empty handed. all eyes on this ocean shield in thises race against time as they are trying to detect more black box signals before the batteries run out. today silence, after an australian navy ship detected these audio signals over the weekend. the pings possibly related to flight 370. >> there have been no further contacts with any transmission.

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> good morning. welcome to "new day." it is monday, april 21stth. 6:00 in the east, al qaeda militants wiped out thanks to a joint exercise between the u.s. and yemen. alling the strikes unprecedented. 30 dead but that number is unconfirmed. we're going to set to cnn's chief national correspondent jim sciutto in just a moment. but first to michelle kosinski live at the white house. what are we learning? >> with this big al qaeda meeting in yemen leaving many to question did the u.s. miss that meeting? did they miss the opportunity? why wasn't there a drone strike then? now for two days, we're hearing reports of what one yemeni official is calling an unprecedented strike win yemen. as you mentioned more than two dozen militants being killed. and the implication is there be drone strikes although that has not been confirmed but that was based on descriptions of the terrain. how difficult it would be to get troops into these very mountainous areas. but as usual in this type of operation, at this point,