crazy motives. >> with me now chris cuomo and wendy walsh a psychologist and author. morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> chris, knox seemed passionate and angry. is she different from the last time you interviewed her? >> she's a year older. i think that she is laboring under the anxiety of what happens in this. and, of course, she's fighting two battles or at least, you know, one battle on two fronts which is what happens in the courtroom and in the court of public opinion. the strength of the case is always being measured against the strength of what people think about her. and i'm sure, carol, you know, when you sit there and you watch her, you know, the question becomes not what do you know about the forensics, what do you know about the testimony, but do you believe what she's saying. and then it's for you to take away. >> it is easy to understand her anger, though, the italian courts have now held, what, three trials, there have been six presiding judges, two hearings before the italian high court and a third on the way. they are trying

chris cuomo gets the exclusive.knox with chris cuomo and not only that on "new day" i'm sure you will have additional material. good work as always. standard protocol here. our other colleague, wolf blitzer takes the hem now. m >>> right now we're learning new information on the timeline of flight 370's disappearance and the communication between the cockpit and ground control part of the report kept out of the public eye until now. >>> right now the controversy over the gaza attack reignited on capitol hill and the e-mails from the white house on the attack. >>> and whether

chris cuomo! >> chris cuomo. >> joins us right now. >> i bring you fire, john and christine.ly the rains on the east coast could be shifted to the west. >> true. >> they are up against more than they can handle in southern california. take a look. here's part of the phenomenon with this line of burn they're dealing with. see that? it's called a firenado, and the obvious reason. it looks like a tornado, although instead of going from the top to the ground, it goes from the ground up. literally overnight firefighters were beating back the blaze, still not happening. tens of thousands have been evacuated. this is really the worst they've dealt with in some time. making it even worse, two kids have now been arrested. was this all started by something intentional? we'll take you through the latest and we'll take you to the fires. >>> also, a very strange story out of texas. have you heard about this? a woman says she was 15, enrolled as a sophomore in high school, but winds up she is actually 34. what is going on? she's been arrested and charged. why did she do this? we're going t

chris cuomo gets the exclusive. amanda knox with chris cuomo and not only that on "new day" i'm sure you will have additional material. good work as always. standard protocol here. our other colleague, wolf blitzer takes the hem now. m >>> right now we're learning new information on the timeline of flight 370's disappearance and the communication between the cockpit and ground control part of the report kept out of the public eye until now. >>> right now the controversy over the gaza attack reignited on capitol hill and the e-mails from the white house on the attack. >>> and whether donald sterling will be forced to sell the clippers. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. how can a plane disappear from radar for 17 minutes without any noticing? why did it take four hours for the official rescue operation to even begin? these are troubling questions and raised by the preliminary report on malaysia airlines 370 released today. the report also includes the clearest audio so far from the plane's last co

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knox vehemently denies killing her roommate, meredith kercher, telling "new day's" chris cuomo there's no evidence to back up the conviction, and she is determined to see her name cleared. >> i had truly believed that this court was going to find me innocent. no new evidence had been presented, and i did not expect this. and i'm incredibly hurt and disappointed to read what they're saying is true but is so clearly not. and i guess my only hope is that people are going to see all of the flaws that are throughout the entire document that justifies this verdict. >> knox tells chris she is still haunted by how people perceive her. earlier this year, a court in florence reinstated her murder conviction and sentenced her in absentia to 28 1/2 years in prison. >> such an interesting, interesting decision. >>> all right, we do have breaking news this morning. a very dangerous situation right now on the streets in ukraine. troops and pro-russian protesters, they've been battling it out all night. we'll bring you the latest from the scene, just ahead. >>> breaking news this morning. investigator

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i'm chris cuomo. have a good night. >> you wanted the best and you got it, the hottest band in america, kiss! >> the iconic look. >> kiss are the four most recognized faces on the planet earth. >> the outrageous costumes. >> where do you start in the outfits and the makeup. the pyro, everything's over the top. >> that wagging tongue. indestructible rockers. >> kiss is kind of like the cockroach of rock 'n roll. you can't kill them. >> they evolved from band to brand. >> people talk about the golden years of kiss in the '70s. that is dwarfed by what we do today. >> kiss lotteries, kiss mr. potato heads, kiss boots, the kiss condoms. >> and into new arenas. now, after four decades, the cover of "rolling stone." >> this is vindication. >> and the industry's ultimate honor. but not without some rock star drama. >> they only wanted to induct the four original guys. >> tonight, cnn shines the spotlight on kiss. >> a historic night in brooklyn, new york. >> the class of 2014, welcome to the rock 'n roll hall

chris cuomo joins us this morning. >> good morning, j.b., christine.i jeer situation. as you said, three weeks, these girls are still missing. unacceptable. we also have scary stories overnight to talk to you about. this plane on the way from philadelphia to orlando, six people wind up injured, a forced landing. what happened? what was going on? we have passengers who were on board. they'll tell us. also, another scary story. a circus. we all love to go, take our kids. we know there's danger involved, but look at what happened. these performers are hanging from their hair. it's called the human chandelier. they plummet to the ground, all of them seriously injured. was this a one-off or is there something going on with ringling brothers that really needs to be changed right away? we're going to talk with a performer who knows the act very well, as well as the spokesman for ringling brothers, and we'll test the theory of whether it's safe. we'll take that on and of course, all the news as it happens, my friends. we'll have it here on "new day." >> great

chris cuomo here with that. >> hey, chris. >> hey, chris. >> john berman, christine romans, always aee you, not just because it's friday. two stories to dig into this morning. of course, we'll give you all the news that's going on, but this cnn investigation into the veterans affairs department just keeps getting more and more traction. there are new allegations now about cooking the books, about how they manage the flow of people they're supposed to help. of course, health care has problems, no matter where you look, but our veterans demand better. this investigation is getting deeper as the president is standing behind the man in charge of the va. why is he standing behind him? we're going to get into that. >>> also, there is a new turn in benghazi. republicans voted to have a new commission set up, a special committee to go over it all again. the democrats don't like it for obvious reasons, but the question is, what are they going to do? there is going to be a big meeting right, i'd say like in an hour or so this morning. we're going to be monitoring when the democrats actually me

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate balduan, and michaela pereira. >> good morning. welcome to "new day." it is friday, may 16th. just after 6:00 in the a.m. in the east at least. we're going to begin with the worst wildfires we've seen in a while. a battle that has turned deadly in southern california. police believe this was all done intentional intentionally. two arson suspects are under arrest. >>> in carlsbad, a badly burned body was found. here's where they stand in terms of devastation this morning. at least eight fires are burning. 10,000 acre vhachesers have bee scorched. dan simon is in escondido, california, with the very latest. >> raging on overnight. at least eight fires in san diego county consuming home after home. smoke even visible from space as the blazes ravage over 10,000 acres. evacuations now call for nearly 16,000 residences as the flames turn fatal. fire crews discovering a badly burned body in a carlsbad encampment. the unseasonably erratic winds with gusts up to 50 miles per hour, spreading the flames rapidly. >> i have never seen the santa

look at the grin on his face. >> his words threatening my health. >> who is the real chris cuomo? actual focus of the documentary i will be unveiling in november. just kidding. >> i didn't recognize him without the weed behind him. >> oh, would you stop. he's just jealous because chris has not won the award that sanjay has for the weed documentari documentaries. >> his words get me right here and there's no pill that can save that. >> it's okay, christopher. >>. >>> coming up on "new day," was jesus married? an ancient scrap of history says so, but is it worth what it's printed on? get the story, straight ahead. sea captain: there's a narratorstorm cominhe storm narrator: that whipped through the turbine which poured... surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" without standard leather. you are feeling exhilarated with front-wheel drive. you are feeli

. >> now we will have much more of chris cuomo's interview of amanda knox in the next half hour. you want to see what else amanda knox told us at cnn. >>> authorities have just announced they've brought down what they call a sextorsion ring. investigators from the u.s., u.k. and hong kong, they say they've arrested 58 people. authorities say they lured victims into online sex chats and black mailed them from exposing them to friends and family. this was triggered after a british teenager killed himself last year because of the black mail. >>> trading blame over benghazi, republicans accuse the obama administration of trying to cover up the cause of an attack that killed a u.s. ambassador and three other americans. we'll bring you the details on this after the break. >>> welcome back, everyone. two of america's big three automakers reported good news. chrysler reported 14% increase year on year. that's its best april performance since 2007. gm or general motors, the biggest of the three, finished the month with a 7% gain. number two ford saw an unexpected 1% drop. traes interestin

the knowledgeable and frag rant chris cuomo. >> well said. it was a big night for gop.rty has reason to celebrate. beat back tea party rivals. we break it down the implications overnight and what happens in the senate in the upcoming elections. you are looking at the man there, senate minority leader, mitch mcckoconnellcconnell. what about the general? he has an interesting race. carter, happens to be the grandson of former president, jimmy carter. plus, a story stirring outrage. a wealthy businessman convicted of his seventh dui sentences to, wait for it, an orange face. no, sentences to work release. got permission to attend the super bowl. how is this fairness under the law? is it proof of two-tier justice? also, barely a day goes by that john berman does not tell me to grow a pair and now a mayor is echoing his sentiment in california saying bullying has made our kids soft. john berman, is he a relative? do you have family in california? >> no, but it's an interesting story. i can't wait to hear the lawyers explanation for the drunk driver. >> hopefully his lawyer w

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now, a family spokesman appeared on cnn's "new day" with chris cuomo.ng in pain for the victims and their families. it breaks our hearts on a level that we didn't think possible. the feeling of knowing that it was our son's actions that caused the tragedy can only be described as hell on earth. it is now our responsibility to do everything to help avoid this happening to any other family. >> what do you want people to know about how much they did try, how much they struggled with managing the mental illness of their son? >> there is a sense that they tried everything. and as i say, even on the final night, they were in chase of trying to rescue him. >> there was nothing unusual about elliott rodger when he went to purchase one of the guns he used in that shooting rampage. at least that was the feeling from the man who sold the weapon to him. cnn's sara sidner joins us with that part of the story. >> reporter: while the community and the families are struggling to begin that healing process, the rampage has reinvigorated the gun-control debate. we know t

chris cuomo shows us how he's helping disabled athletes take port part in sports. >> bode miller wasriend suffered an accident that left him paralyzed from the chest down. >> i was trying to help him be revolved in sports and watch him to go through that, i saw how hard it was and how little support there was for him. people in a wheelchair are handicapped, we provide the sporting event for them and sort of an environment to allows them to participate in whatever sport that is. >> once a year, skiers flock to bode-fest in new hampshire for a day of fund raising and a chance for kids to race the ski icon. >> he is really cool and really fast. >> these are the super-g skis. for those of you that watch the world cup this year, that run was the best i skied all year. >> also a chance to test out the latest equipment the foundation helped develop. >> the program's changed my life. i never thought that i'd be able to ski and the program changed my opinion on adaptive sports. >> we built some of our ski equipment and you give it to a kid who never had a chance to go up and experience what i

. >> she talks about her remarkable career tonight with chris cuomo. >> my first question is this. soon? are you afraid you're doing this too soon? >> i knew it was time. i like all the celebrations. that's great, but in my heart, i thought i want to walk away while i'm still doing good work. >> you're still getting the big interviews. you're still leaving us all in the dust. why leave now? just to make it easier for us? >> you have to leave sometime, don't you? i don't want to be, oh, she's still here? you know, we can't get rid of her. i want to leave when people like you are saying why are you going? i will miss the people, and i will miss the challenges, but where just know it's the time to go. >> here's a word i know you don't like. >> oh. >> legacy. you don't like the word legacy. >> i don't like to talk about my legacy in terms of my work. i mean, i know that i have done some important interviews. i know that i have been a part of history at least viewing history. but my legacy, i think, is paving the way a little bit for women who did not have the opportunity when i was beg

. >> she talks about her remarkable career tonight with chris cuomo. >> my first question is this. too soon? are you afraid you're doing this too soon? >> i knew it was time. i like all the celebrations. that's great, but in my heart, i thought i want to walk away while i'm still doing good work. >> you're still getting the big interviews. you're still leaving us all in the dust. why leave now? just to make it easier for us? >> you have to leave sometime, don't you? i don't want to be, oh, she's still here? you know, we can't get rid of her. i want to leave when people like you are saying why are you going? i will miss the people, and i will miss the challenges, but where just know it's the time to go. >> here's a word i know you don't like. >> oh. >> legacy. you don't like the word legacy. >> i don't like to talk about my legacy in terms of my work. i mean, i know that i have done some important interviews. i know that i have been a part of history at least viewing history. but my legacy, i think, is paving the way a little bit for women who did not have the opportunity when i was

chris cuomo joins us now. hey, chris. >> happy monday.christine. >> thank you. >> if i didn't get to you on friday. we have two exclusives for you. the interview you've been waiting to hear. clippers owner donald sterling is going to answer tough questions from anderson cooper. racist comments, as you know, got him banned from the nba. the question is, will it stick? will they get him to sell the team? what are this is feelings about it? you'll also hear what he says about magic johnson, and i can tell you this, it will not make this controversy go away any time soon. anderson will be here as well as former nba stars malic rose and greg anthony, to get a full compliment of take on this situation. the other major exclusive is that cnn is the only network inside the town where those 300 schoolgirls were kidnapped in nigeria. we're going to talk with the correspondent who literally risked her life to go there and hear from one girl who managed to escape those captors, boko haram. an amazing story. we'll bring you both of those things this mo

. >> amanda talked to our chris cuomo yesterday.ant to play you a little bit about what she said. >> right now, me and raphael together are fighting for our innocence. and i -- like i said, i truly believe that that can happen. it is only speculation that convicts us. it is evidence that acquits us. >> she says that you and she are fighting for your innocence together. is that true? the way you see is that you're fighting together? or are you saying that you were not barely there, you didn't know her or meredith? >> i am working beside myself in this tragedy. i'm in italy. and she is very far. i appreciate her fighting also for me. but i am dealing with my lawyers and my legal team by myself. >> john, let me bring you in here. from a legal standpoint, do you want to separate raphael's case from amanda's? >> well, i think they have to -- at least the courts have to sit up and take more notice of raphael's case and the distinctions there, and also he is the one that has the exposure of 25 years in jail that amanda does not have. and y

he spoke wednesday with cnn's chris cuomo. >> if we had struck with our military for a one or two-day operation in syria, yes, it would have had an impact for a day or two, but every single one of the chemical weapons that were terrorizing the people of syria would have still been in assad's hands. instead, we struck an agreement, which has now succeeded in removing 92% of all of those weapons. the other 8% are under control. they are waiting tore moved as the security situation allows it, and the only weapon that we think may have been used is not one that is automatically included under the chemical weapons convention, it's chlorine. we are investigating that right now, chris, and if we find that there has been a use, there will be consequences. but the simple reality is we have done what could not have been done with a strike. we are removing the weapons and taking the threat away. prime minister netanyahu of israel just praised president obama the other day citing this as an enormous accomplishment. yes, there's a problem in syria, it continues, and the president has decided to in

chris cuomo is joining us. >> can't think of a name better than alibaba. >> we need to get to the bottom money. that's all that matters in that game. on "new day" we are taking on a situation in nigeria, the nigerian nightmare. eight more girls abducted on top of the 200 taken by this man and his group in nigeria, boko haram, which means western education is a sin. what is going on? is the u.s. helping? is that help being accepted by the nigerian government? if not, why? the politics are getting confusing, but the reality is painful. we are going to bring it home to you with the parents of the missing girls. plus, we are going to talk with a u.s. senator and official from the state department about what the best course of action is for the u.s. >>> we have what you are looking at now. what is this? brand-new surveillance video of that teen, remember the kid that stowed away from california to hawaii? he's staggering out of the plane afterwards on to the tarmac. fascinating to us medically and why he did it. we are going to break it down for you. how about that, ladies? >> that is somethi

you'll remember, kidnapped from her bedroom, age 14, then rescued nine months later, she spoke with chris cuomo on new day this morning on the power that a captor's words alone can have when you're held captive. >> a survivor who has been chained up in physical chains and also had the chains of threats held over me, i can tell you firsthand that threat is so much stronger than physical chains. now, i don't have intimate details on what threats he was holding over her head, but i understand that he was holding her family, that he was threatening her family. and, for me, that was the strongest threat any could have ever made to me. >> it helps to make more of a bizarre story easier to understand. i want to bring in law enforcement analyst and a forensic psychologist. first, to you both, what elizabeth smart just said on the air, the power of the threat. apparently this young woman, according to neighbors, she had a car, she had her own friends. she walked into the police station to report this case herself. i don't know i've ever heard of a kidnap victim after this many years able to walk in on h

chris cuomo joins us. hello. >> good morning.s on the horrific mine disaster in turkey. right now, we know 200 people lost their lives. there is a desperate race under way to save hundreds more trapped underground, obviously, time running out. we are trying to find more on the situation. you are watching rescues in process. that's the good news there. they are able to get some people out. >>> then, the latest chapter in the sterling/nba/decency scandal. you are looking at the man in the middle, magic johnson. he talks about sterling's accusations and what they mean to him and speaks about his work in the black community, even though he has no need to defend himself. any of the other wild statements about his battle with hiv. wait until you hear what johnson claims sterling asked him to do after his racist rant. here is a clue. it wasn't asking him to allow him to apologize. he asked him something very different. you know the answers already. hopefully those waking up are ready for some news. >> there's so much there, chris. >> a

i want you to hear what the ceo of inmarsat told our own chris cuomo on "new day." earlier this morning. >> we have absolutely no problem putting our model in the public domain. that is a decision for the leading country to put out there. it's clearly information, materials and workings that we've contributed into the investigation. so the proper decision making around that lies with the malaysian government. >> you buy that, it's up to mallish sha to release everything so the family members will get peace in mind if the conclusions are accurate? >> it is up to the malaysian government. >> why don't they release it? >> that's a good question. i think they could. i just have the feeling they could release more volumes than the warren commission and it wouldn't satisfy everybody. i think at this point, there's just about nothing they can do. >> any legitimate reason why malaysia would not release that information? >> only that it would contribute to confusion. i can see them releasing the information, having a panel of experts sit there for four or five hours, answeri

chris cuomo joins us now. morning, chris. >> hi, chris. >> all right, j.b., all right, christine. so, we have two upsetting developments to report to you this morning. one, hopefully, will mean a step forward, the other probably a step back. so, first, the va. new revelations about just how widespread the problems are there. literally, 1,700 veterans never even made it on to a list to receive treatment, let alone had it delayed. that happened in just one hospital in phoenix. there are now about 40 different places under review. there was a late-night hearing we're going to tell you about, what's going to happen to the secretary, what's the fix. so, that's the first. the second is the pings. the pings. the officials looking for flight 370. remember, it was all about the pings? they had confidence because at least they had the pings? turns out now they're not so sure about the pings. what does that mean? if they don't have the pings, what do they have? we're going to review how they were found, where this lack of

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> that's bettert. and there is a major merger in the works that could rescape the television industry, really how you watch video anywhere. could also end up costing you more. here's the deal. at&t has struck a nearly $50 billion acquisition with satellite tv giant directv. the sale is this. it's good for you, you'll be offered more content. >> but it's also prompting a familiar question. should so many customers be covered by so few companies, especially with comcast and time warner already looking to join forces. chief business correspondent christine romans is here. >> hi, guys. the landscape is changing fast. and the companies are trying to keep up with it. it's a huge deal of 25 million

the co-owner talked to chris cuomo this morning about just how special this horse is. >> i saw him whena day old. i saw him in a dream prior to that and he was exactly like my dream. i told my wife, i said, this horse is going to do big things. i don't know what yet, but he's going to do big things. he's proven us right so far. we believe in our horse. we believe in our trainer. and he is proving to america right now he is america's horse. >> well, he just might be. that triple crown winner. he's going to wear those strips during the race. i want to bring in cnn correspondent richard roth who knows a thing or two about horse racing. why is it that new york wouldn't allow these strips? other stateses would. p.s., that's not the only regulation that's unusual and varies from state to state. >> this is the problem with horse racing which have seen thousands, millions of fans disappear from the sport and then they come rushing back at triple crown time. there's no national commissioner in horse racing. many have pleaded for years that this is what is needed. individual racetracks can set th

. >> amanda talked to our chris cuomo yesterday, and i want to play you a little bit about what she said. >> right now, me and raffaele together are fighting for our innocence. and i, like i said, i truly believe that that can happen. it's only speculation that convicts us. it's evidence that acquits us. >> she says that you and she are fighting for your innocence together. is that true? is that the way you see it, that you're fighting together, or are you now basically trying to separate yourselves, saying, look, i wasn't there, i barely knew amanda, i didn't know meredith. are you saying it more separate now? >> i am working by myself inside of this tragedy in italy. i am in italy, and she is very far. i appreciate her fighting also for me, but i am dealing with my lawyers and my legal team by myself. >> john, let me bring you in here. from a legal standpoint, do you want to separate raffaele's case from amanda's? >> well, i think they have to, at least the courts have to sit up and take more notice of raffaele's case and the distinctions there, and also the fact that he's the one that

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and kate bolduan. >>> welcome. 23, like you need reminding it was friday. john is here in for chris this morning. breaking overnight another near collision to tell you about, this one happening over houston's george bush intercontinental airport. two united airlines flights coming within less than a mile of each other right after takeoff. that means really seconds away from a collision. it's at least the third near collision that we're hearing about just this week, and it's news that could make anyone traveling this memorial day weekend nervous. aviation correspondent renee marsh is following all the latest developments. what do we know about this one, renee? >> reporter: we're still getting the details but the faa telling us here at kr cnn these two planes came with within a mile of each other and they were about 400 feet apart vertically. if you were a passenger on this plane, you do not want to be in that situation. we are hearing about another situation of two passenger planes getting too close for comfort. >>

. >>> all right, it's tuesday morning, long weekend for chris cuomo.ng up on "new day." he's back with this story. >> don't hate, christine. >> i love. i love. >> i had a great weekend and we were some fish-killing fools this weekend. >> i knew it! >> i'll tell you when i see you. look at my facebook and twitter page. >> oh, we saw it all. >> easy, j.b. what you're interested in most people are not. so, we have a lot of news to greet us as we return from memorial day. the long-awaited satellite data used to figure out flight 370's possible resting place. well, it's been released. so, are the families satisfied? the answer is a qualified yes. what is said to be missing? we have our experts digging into the analysis that was used. why isn't that there? also, we're going to be learning more about the man involved in this killing spree in california. should we be fascinated by who this man was and why he did what he did? arguably no. we'll have some experts weighing in on that. the focus will be, what opportunities were missed to help this guy? what opport

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. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate balduan, and michaela pereira. >> welcome to "new day.s may 2nd. it is 6:00 in the east. up first, nba owners wasting no time in an effort to put a for sale sign on the l.a. clippers. a ten-member committee held the first meeting yesterday and agreed to move quickly on booting donald sterling. this as we're hearing new reports from espn about sterling's health. the question, does he have canc cancer? another question, does it matter? ted rowlands is live in los angeles. ted? >> good morning, chris. a wild game last night on the court for the l.a. clippers. off the court, more developments in this on going saga.

peter roger and his ex-wife just released a statement and their friend spoke to chris cuomo. >> theye literally cut down in size, they have diminished in standing. they walk slowly. their conversation is stilted. they are mourning the innocence that didn't come back to their families on friday night. they are not mourning their son. he is not part of their conversation. >> the family has a statement that they want you to get out also. is that true? >> that's true. thank you. we are crying in pain for the victims and their families. it breaks our hearts on a level that we didn't think possible. the feeling of knowing that it was our son's actions that caused the tragedy can only be described as hell on earth. it is now our responsibility to do everything. to help avoid this happening to any other family. >> and when he met elliot, that elliot seemed like the loneliest person in the world. >> and a disease that we thought was nearly eradicated, but is making a come-back with an alarming number of new cases. we're talking measles? what do we know. >> thought it was gone and now we have

>>> first, chris cuomo shows us how an olympic skier is impacting your world. >> bodie miller was inspiredsuffered an accident that left him paralyzed from the chest down. >> i was trying to help them get re-involved in sports and just to watch him go through that, i saw how hard it was and how little support there was for him. people who are in a wheelchair or handicap, we provide the sporting equipment for them and sort of the environment that allows them to participate if whatever sport that is. >> reporter: once a year, skiers flock to bodie fest on his home turf in new hampshire for a day of fund-raising and chance for i kids to race the ski icon. >> he's really cool and really fast. >> for those of you who watched the world cup this year, the super-g was the best i skied all year. >> reporter: it's the chance to test out the latest equipment the foundation has helped top. >> the program has changed my life. i never thought i'd be able to ski, but this program's really changed my opinion on the depth of sports. >> we built some of our ski equipment and give it to a kid who never had t

. >> chris cuomo, thank you, watch you every day, 6:00 a.m., on "new day."it very much. >> go on. >> she has been outspoken about healthy eating. >> you can take it from me, eating the right foods can help make you a better athlete. >> oh! >> so now the first lady's taking on some members of congress here to get her vision of healthy meals in schools across the country. there's legislation out there. we'll talk to the assistant white house chef about michelle obama's plan and why some in congress oppose this. [ male announcer ] how did red lobster make four amazing entrees even better? with lobster! don't miss our first ever lobster toppers event! 4 delicious entrees topped with sweet, succulent maine lobster starting at just $15.99! like savory new wood-grilled shrimp topped with maine lobster in a citrus hollandaise... or the new ultimate: lobster-topped lobster -- 3 split maine lobster tails topped with maine lobster in a creamy white wine sauce! four choices, for a limited time, starting at just $15.99! everything's better with lobster! come in now, and

. >> and here he is, chris cuomo. you go back quite a while with ms. walters.ook, near about 15 years now. i have known barbara walters. i have known of barbara walters since i was cog any zant. it was a big deal. and then we got very close over the years because of my work on 20/20. when i left gma and was offered to be the anchor, barbara brought the offer. >> wow. >> it just meant everything that barbara was considering me worthy of doing the work that she obviously treasured at 20/20. >> let's pull back the veil. what i wan to know is what barbara wallers is like when you pass her in the hall way when it's just you and barbara in an office. what she really like. >> she's not unlike bb -- brook baldwin. tough, no nonsense. she tells you exactly exactly what she thinks about a situation. a business that is filled with people who smile at you. what really hurts isn't that she just outbooks you because she's barbara walters, because that's what you tell yourself. she really outworks you. she writes the letters sooner, she goes the see people. she's on it 24/7.

>>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> welcome to "new day." it is monday, may 5th, also known as cinco de mayo. 6:00 in the east. and we have breaking news overnight. terrified us airways passengers orlando-bound plane to kyra phillips yesterday. six people were injured including two crew members. what happened? >> this was heart pounding moments for the more than 200 people on board. >> shoes were flying, cell phones were flying, people were screaming. it was very, very, very scary. >> a frightening scene as passengers were jolted around injuring six people, sending five including two fight attendants to the hospital. >> i thought we were going down. >> reporter: the orlando-bound flight hit severe turbulence. passengers say the drop in altitude came out of nowhere. >> we were going and there was a drop like you were going down the bottom of a roller coaster. >> reporter: one passenger reports seeing a woman flying out of her seat. >> the lady three rows in front of me bashed her head to the plastic. the plastic was broken. >> reporter: this

chris cuomo had to cut out early today.o it. >>> it's a done deal and the nba could finally be turning the page on the donnell sterling controversy. former microsoft ceo steve ball ballmer ponied up $2 billion. it needs to be approved by the league and we are following all the developments. quite a few, rosa. >> lots of moving parts. one thing is very clear this morning. donald sterling wants to see all the cards on the table before deciding to sell or sue. >> it is one of the biggest deals in sports history, and the winning bidder, this man, steve ballmer, former ceo of microsoft. the price tag? $2 billion, handily beating out competing bidders like oprah winfrey and david geoff fen by at least $400 million. the deal is no slam dunk. ballmer signed an agreement with shelly sterling. the next play belongs to donald sterling. >> there is no sale, and he has not yet agreed to sign off, period. >> his lawyer telling wolf blitzer before news of the agreement that while donald gave her permission to negotiate selling the team, h

. >> i'm coming to new york, chris cuomo. you are in trouble. i'm standing up for my kate bolduan. >>> "news room" starts now. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. in california every inch of the state is in a period of drought and danger. in san diego county winds whipped up dozens of wild fires. at least one person has died. the "l.a. times" quotes one terrified homeowner saying the approaching wall of flames looks like armageddon and countless residents simply can't believe their eyes. >> there it is right there. [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. [ bleep ]. >> it's right there. >> really frightening. dan simon is in escondido. i understand they have made two arrests, right? >> reporter: that's right. carol, they have made two arrests, two teenagers accused of trying to start some brush fires. because we have seen so many fires at once there has been immediate speculation that perhaps we are looking at arson here. they are going to investigate to see whether the teenagers are involved in starting some of

. >> you made every woman in the country angry, chris cuomo. >> kate, you look beautiful. >>> i'll let you fight among yourselves. have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. i'm carol costello, thank you so much for joining me. next hour president obama faces the next generation of military leaders and outlines his foreign policy for a nation weary from a decade of war. he will deliver the commencement speech just over an hour from now at the u.s. military academy at west point. it will stress the value of international cooperation in dealing with crises and avoid the open-ended conflicts that left american troops bogged down in iraq and afghanistan. a day after obama revealed his plans for the final u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan, a reminder of the dangers that still fester there. a u.s. consulate vehicle is attacked and two americans injured. critics are sure to say it's another example of a weakened president defied on the world stage and no longer packing the threat of swift and decisive military action. last hour on cnn secre

"new day's" chris cuomo sat down with amanda. >> if the case is affirmed by the supreme court, if youlty in final fashion but the united states decides not to extradite, your life goes on, you can live here, you can be in the united states. but will you ever really be free? >> no. absolutely not. no. that's not a livable -- that's not -- especially, since right now me and raphael together are fighting for our innocence. and i -- like i said, i truly believe that can happen. it's only speculation that convicts us. it's evidence that acquits us. and i'm holding -- i'm holding firm to that. in hopes that what you're suggesting might happen doesn't. >> you're holding out hope? >> yeah. >> hear the entire interview with chris tonight, 10:00 eastern, cnn special report, the trials of amanda knox. >>> and here we are, top of the hour, i'm brooke baldwin. and i want to begin with this story here out of this town of waseca, minnesota. people in shock, in fear, but not in mourning after a tip led to a future school shooter, according to police. ♪ a future school shooter, so says police, this is

thank you, chris cuomo. have a great day, and all of you, too. and a great day to all of you, too. i don't want to leave you out. good morning to all of you. "newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thanks so much for joining me. climate change is real, and it's killing the planet, period. in just a few hours president obama will sit down with meteorologists from across the country and talk about that. he's calling it weather from the white house. the interviews come as a stunning national climate assessment is being released by the government, and it does not paint a pretty picture. chad myers has a copy of that report. jim acosta is at the white house, and he can tell us if president obama can actually do anything about climate change. let's begin with chad an that report. >> reporter: it breaks down the united states regions and says here's what's happening and here's what we can do. not just, you're responsible, stop driving bad cars. it actually has response and what's going on, how it's working and what is going to hav

cnn's chris cuomo has today's impact your world report. >> thank you. >> you're welcome, sweetie. >>le, corn, even tuna. >> that's a nice smile you have. >> thanks to blessings in a backpack, students on a federally funded school program can take home a bag of food for the weekend. >> it helps me because sometimes we don't have enough money to buy food. >> we can't expect children to turn up on monday morning at school and expect them to be able to learn and be in a good state for learning when they haven't had enough food over the weekends. >> reporter: kate rose and her golf pro justin help feed kids in orlando area schools. he raises money through his birdies for blessings campaign. >> how are we doing? >> every birdie i make, i give $100 which is the amount to feed a child for a school year. every birdie i make, i feed two children for the whole entire school year. that gives me a lot of incentive to be out there on the golf course, working hard to improve my game. >> reporter: another incentive is believing that blessings in the backpack is feeding the future of america, like 6-

first to chris horton, it is an with mario confused cuomo. let me tell you that, chris. let's give a big thank you to and all of his colleagues who are doing a .antastic job for us [applause] i have been out there during the winter months when they've been bridge.on this i can tell you those are really rough and tough conditions. and they're doing a great job. time.e on they're on budget. let's give them another round of applause. [applause] good afternoon to all of you and welcome, mr. president, to the great state of new york. let's give the president a great new york welcome. [cheers and applause] behind me is the tappan zee 1952, which was built in intended to be a temporary bridge at the time. over 140,000 vehicles go over the tappan zee bridge, theh is more than twice capacity and design of the bridge. outdated, unsafe, in need of repair for many, many years. this state has said on many occasions that the bridge had to replaced. $80 millionspent and 10 years talking about bridge.g the but we just couldn't get it done. complex.emingly too it was too big. we couldn't

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