so sweet, chris cuomo. i'm sure your wife loves hearing you that i. >> i think that was a seizure.

i'm chris cuomo.good night and we'll see you in the morning on "new day." >>> got a few things i want to get off my chest before we start this show. over the last hour and the last few days, we've heard a lot of people arguing back and forth about the religious protection law in indiana, whether it's discriminatory, let's be honest. to say that this law is not discriminatory is disingenuous at the very least. the law doesn't protect religious freedom. it allows someone the ability to impose their religious views

chris cuomo joins us. >> christine, thank you. breaking news.doing very well this morning echoing the report of one pilot locked out of the cockpit on flight 9525 that went down tuesday. the first thing it means is for investigators, the idea this could only have been an accident is now being extremely questioned. what do we know about the proper poe protocols? there are lots of questions of how things could have been done to lead you to one place. whether were these men? what do investigators know? we will take through all of that. another story is the saudis. they are now becoming and more engaged in yemen. we will take you through how big a deal this yemen conflict is. it cannot be exaggerated in the significance to american safety. we will take you through the headlines. christine, a lot of news. >> nick paton walsh is telling us how big this situation is. chris, thank you. >>> rescued from the taliban after five years of captivity. sergeant bowe bergdahl now faced with desertion. the punishment he could face next. i am totally blind. and so

chris cuomo joins us. >> i'll talk to you about the case you showed us on video.g story is the mounting tension over benjamin netanyahu's speech before congress tomorrow. he is here now. we will get a preview of what he will say in a pro-israel lobby speech today. what is the message on iran and why is there tension with he and president obama. and jews. the poll numbers here that give an interesting picture of what is expected here in the united states and back in israel. we will break that down. >>> we will get into the case of the los angeles police shooting. it is on video, as you saw. the reason that the officers faces are fuzzy, according to the authorities, not all officers involved in the shooting. they fuzzed the faces. the pattern is going to present familiar. what was done? was this force needed? what other lesser force was used? we will have experts here to weigh in. every one of the cases, john and christine, seem similar, but every one is fact driven. >> thanks chris. >>> we have new information revealed about the isis executioner. he is described as

chris cuomo is here. >> good morning, my friends. i read the teleprompter and i know.the law in indiana you are hearing because of the confusion. is it about state action? does this involve people? does it do something potentially as bad as you are hearing? we will take you through it. >>> the final flights of germanwings flight 9525. the search for why. we have new information. we will let you read into the transcript of what was going on in the cockpit. you will find out how the copilot wound up alone. you will hear other things in terms of what was going on in the plane and you will know the situation a bit better. i will tell you the latest on andreas lubitz because there is an issue involved here with what was known about him and how it was treated. the same thing could happen in the united states. a big mental health issue. we have someone on who is trying to change it. >>> deal or no deal? it seems the latter. iran unwilling to go along with a key requirement of the p-5 plus one deal. we will tell you the requirement and why they are saying they won't do it and

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> and good morning,in the east chris cuomo is off this week john berman joins us. happy st. patrick's day. scary moments in the skies aboard an united airlines flight forced to return to dulles airport outside washington, d.c. after a passenger reporthood i tried to rush the cockpit. >> but passengers jumped in to subdue the unruly passenger. the whole ordeal captured on cell phone video. cnn's rene marsh joins us from dulles international airport with more. >> you're about to hear the pilots as they phoned in or declared an emergency mid air. and as you mentioned that takedown of that unruly passenger -- it was all caught on camera. >> declaring an emergency due to a passenger disturbance. >> breaking overnight, a frightening scene aboard a denver-bound jetliner. he ran forward towards the cockpit and he is being restrained by other passengers. >> this passenger was screaming and tried to rushed cockpit. but passengers on board subdued him shortly after takeoff. >> i'm so sorry. >> don't move david, you

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> and good morning,elcome to your "new day," it is friday march 20th 6:00 in the east chris cuomo is off, john berman is with us again. great to see you. up first, new information about the gunman that carried out the terrorist attack at tuesday evenia's national museum killing 23 people many of them western tourists. authorities say two of the attackers killed were recruited in mosques in tunisia and trained at a jihadist camp in libya. >> nine others have been arrested in connection with the massacre. but are they all connected to isis? this as fears grow here at home about the growing threat from isis. and in tunisia, today is supposed to be a day to celebrate the nation's independence, we begin coverage with cnn's phil black live in tunis. phil? >> good morning. isis has claimed responsibility through an online audio recording. it does not deliver any detail or evidence to suggest that isis was in direct control of those gunmen. but it does contain an ominous warning. this is just the start, says isi

chris cuomo joins. issue. >> it is the most dangerous place in the world, period. if al qaeda and isis and iran all vying to make this place home. this situation is so dangerous, the u.s. pulled out the special forces. now, the big question in getting into this is how did a place go from being what the president called a success story against terrorism just six months ago to this. also on the political side, we talk about senator ted cruz. he is the first man in. a presidential candidate. the question is is this the last time, christine, we will say ted cruz is first? we will bracket his chances. march madness style. against the other people in the poll and see how he stacks up. let's see how you do calling it out on this one. >> that's -- i can't wait to see it. >> i look forward to your choices. >> thank you. chris cuomo, nice to see you. >>> new criticism of a controversy arrest that left the university of virginia student battered and bloody. the chief of police of that town now on record. return hi

let's bring in chris cuomo anchoring from ferguson for "new day." . >> john christine, how are you? the obvious story is who shot the two police officers. we are looking at it from different angles. there is a lot of confusion here. you have to remember the setting. the protesters were disbursing. that is when the gunfire happened. you have a lot of people moving in different directions. investigators are moving quickly. we are told a large amount of resources dedicated to this. it is fundamental not just to give justice to the officers but the community dynamic is destabilized. the community is already on edge that is no surprise. with this it is something that has to have resolution as quickly as possible. we will tell you where the options are and the investigation. alisyn and michaela in new york are following other stories and information about the secret service agents who allegedly drove drunk and iran nuclear talks. they will resume this weekend. how will it be in the shadow of the letter from congress. that is what we have on this friday the

i'm chris cuomo in new york.was the scene from the protests in indianapolis ongoing war over law and culture. the latest attack according to gay rights activists, legalized discrimination under the guise of the indiana freedom restoration act. ever since governor mike pence signed it thursday protesters have taken to the streets in indiana, and outrage is bubbling up around the country. a growing number of major businesses lining up to say, so long as indiana has

to your new day, it is wednesday, march 18th 6:00 in the east chris cuomo is off and john berman is breaking news israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu declaring victory, pulling off a stunning turn-around, giving him a fourth term and putting him on track to become israel's longest serving prime minister. >> he has not officially won yet, but his rival is conceding defeat. we have the story covered from every angle. we'll begin with oren lieberman in jerusalem. good morning to you. >> good morning, michaela. one of the questions we'll have to answer is how are the polls so wrong? how did they show such a tight race netanyahu even trailing and netanyahu comes with a resounding victory, a very big margin. more than we've seen in any of the polls, he's ahead by five seats. according to unofficial numbers, these are numbers from the ballot boxes, as opposed to polling or surveys, netanyahu's likud party won 29 seats, and his rival won 24 seats, a larger margin of victory than anyone expected. netanyahu declared victory last night. it looks like today he can celebrate the victory. i

. >>> coming up on "new day," chris cuomo joins us. >> happy friday.d weekend. nice cup you got there, john. two big plane crashes to talk about. harrison ford crashing a small plane on a golf course. not the first time he's had trouble in the air. we're going to talk with a friend who has flown with him and give you his latest status. the one to look at more deeply is the plane at laguardia that almost skidded off the runway reminders of 1992 when flushing bay swallowed two dozen people. real issues about safety and about money versus safety. we'll dig in on this. and allison cammarata not next to me she's in dallas speaking with laura bush. looking at ways to advance opportunities for women around the world. there is a surprise live shot that she's going to bring us that you'll all want to see. that's what we got for you. >> that's good stuff. thanks chris. >>> iraqi forces trying to take back a crucial city from isis battle could lead to bigger problems for iraq down the road. we explain, we're live in baghdad next. brilliant idea for her science pr

and just look at what happened today with chris cuomo.t, people are being voted on on name recognition or he seems like a nice guy, without kind of looking at all of the details. it seems to me that these kinds of statements are so ridiculous on their face. does he have any proof to suggest what he even stated? of course he doesn't. so maybe there's a segment of the party that believes it. but i've got to believe that a lot of the people who will be on stage with him debating him would disagree with him. >> the reaction only in the last few hours has been enormous already to these comments. >> yeah it's been enormous. and also i think it's odd for a medical professional, one of -- his credentials are that he is a retired neurosurgeon and not just any neurosurgeon, a brilliant one. and yet the medical community is not where ben carson is on this. so you would think coming from a doctor that you would hear something different than this. this is sort of -- it's not just clumsy it just isn't really based in fact, it isn't based in numbers. i

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>> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> food fory," it is wednesday, march 4th prime minister netenyahu's speech to congress about iran has u.s./israeli relations at a low point. netenyahu warned congress to avoid a deal with iran. the president of the united states -- then questioning the israeli leader's credibility. saying he has no alternative to the current negotiations and dismissing his warnings about iran's nuclear program saying they are nothing new. >> republicans scrambleing to fast-track a bill. the white house making it clear the president will veto any such bill. what are the political repercussions from netenyahu's speech? let's begin with cnn senior white house correspondent, jim acosta. >> the white house knows president obama may have a tougher sales job after the speech from israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu. the president has to convince lawmakers to loosen sanctions that would come with a nuclear agreement with iran. which is why the president presented his rebuttal from the oval office yesterday. the pr

ben carson told chris cuomo that being gay is, quote, absolutely a choice. take a lisp. listen. >> do you think they have control over their sexuality? >> absolutely. >> you think being gay is a choice? >> absolutely. >> why do you say that? >> because a lot of people who go into prison go into prison straight. and when they come out, they're gay. so did something happen while they were in there? >> carson went on to say his argument thwarts the notion that sexual orientation is not a choice. he is a retired neurosurgeon, so that comment puts him at odds with the majority of the medical community, especially psychologists. >>> meteorologist mike niko is ahead with your forecast. >> good morning from the top of the abc 7 broadcast center where we have tons of sunshine and a warming trend throughout the forecast. we'll go deep into it and find a chance of rain. i'll show it to you coming up. it's not a great chance but it's there. >> we'll take any chance all right. >>> looking the part while you shed those unwanted pounds. the fashion trend taking over gyms and why it cou

let's head back to ferguson and chris cuomo. chris. >> reporter: all right.ust brought everything into very sharp focus once again. it happened early thursday morning, and it is now what this community is going to do to deal with the very two distinct ideas about what change means here. let's get to cnn's alina mu chadachado about the manhunt. they believe they're getting close. what's the latest? >> reporter: that's right, chris. we know authorities have been chasing countries down a number of leads. even though it's been more than 24 hours since the two officers were shot here we haven't heard of any arrests at least not yet. what we do know is that authorities have identified two people two people of interest that they want to talk to. one of them they believe may be the shooter. aye few hours after the shooting police were here in the area talking to people and they went to a house that's just a few blocks away from here. we know they took in three people for questioning. those people have since been released. they told cnn that they were asked about thei

so sweet, chris cuomo.> i think that was a seizure. >> are you all right? >> i'm swallowing my tongue. we should go. >> let's do that. it's time for "newsroom" with carol costello. hi carol. >> just in the nick of time. >> right? he is. he's -- he is a mess. have a great day though, try at least. "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," ferguson police accused of biased policing by the federal government. excessive force, traffic stops, even racist e-mails. we'll talk to a rep from the police department. >>> then america and iran at the bargaining table. the sticking points holding up a nuclear deal. will either side budge? >>> plus the boston marathon bomber trial begins any moment now. will jurors sentence him to death or will they buy -- will they buy that his big brother pushed him to terror? let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom."

welcome back to your in yourday, our chris cuomo has the day off.is not stopping benjamin netanyahu from declaring victory in the israeli election. the prime minister announcing he's ready to forge ahead in forming a new coalition government. >> netanyahu's top rival calling do concede and offer congratulations. official results are not expected until next week. but we have complete coverage starting with cnn's oren lieberman live from jerusalem. what's the reaction there, oren? >> well alisyn by all accounts it looks like benjamin netanyahu will have a fourth term as prime minister. his lead very significant, five perhaps even six seats over isaac herzog's zionist union party. this looked to be a much closer race in the polls leading up to the election. and in the exit polls it looked like the two were neck and neck. then we started to see actual results, not polls, not surveys, but actual counts from ballot boxes, that's when netanyahu opened up a big lead. again five perhaps six seats. so isaac herzog knows what benjamin netanyahu knows, that it

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo. alisyn cam rat that and mikaela ferrara. >> good morning. the east. chris is off this morning. we are happy to be joined by john berman all week. first at this hour secretary of state john kerry meeting with iran's foreign minister in switzerland. the deadline to get a nuclear deal done two weeks away. >>> the white house increasing pressure on congress to stay out of the negotiations. this as the author of a controversial letter esent by republicans to iran says it posed no threats. we begin with our correspondent nic robertson live in london. good morning. >> reporter: the foreign minsters have been meeting for three hours this morning. zariff when he arrived in switzerland said he believed they were technical issues. secretary kerry said look there are technical issues to get through here. he now believes this is a matter of political judgment. they were supposed to meet sunday. >> that didn't happen. zariff off to belgium to meet with the european leaders to brief them on a deadline. it doesn't appear we are close to crossing that final h

she talked to chris cuomo and said she'll definitely fight. >> you'll appeal?. >> you'll stay here? >> yes. >> what happens if the supreme court confirm this is ruling and the case is closed and you are guilty? >> you know from this whole experience especially in prison where you have to take everything day by day, right now i'm having to take everything step by step. if i think about everything that i could possibly be facing it's way too overwhelming for me to even conceive. >> cnn senior legal analyst jeff joins me. she told someone else if they tried to extradite her, they would have to pull her kicking and screaming to prison. what are the odds that italy high court upholds the conviction? what are the chances the state department would do that? >> for starters it's the state department. extra diction can get very complicated. the odds may be fairly good the state department would order extra diction. the state department is concerned with international relations. one of the issues they're always concerned about is will we get reciprocity? will italy conti

. >> announcer: this is "new day with chris cuomo." >> good morning. welcome to your "new day."y march 9th. we do have major action in iraq going on right now. troops advances in the battle for tikrit. >> nigeria's terrorist group pledges allegiance to the islamic state. isis continuing the push into iraq. this morning, the top general for the u.s. military heading to side of tikrit iraq. good morning, ben. >> reporter: good morning. we're just one mile to the east of tikrit. and what we've seen this morning is a steady advance by iraqi forces. it's a combination of these paramilitary forces plus special forces as well as iraqi police. first, they fired rockets into the distance in the direction of tikrit. just an hour ago they moved toward the city. what you see behind me is oil fires that have been set by isis fighters. it's an

our chris cuomo is off today. but john berman is here with us this morning.e terrorist attack on the national museum in tunisia's capital, officials say the two attackers killed were trained at a jihadist camp in libya. >> nine other suspects are in custody in connection with the museum massacre that left 23 people dead most of them western tourists. isis and other extremists claiming responsibility for the slaughter. let's get the latest from cnn's phil black live in tunis. phil? >> alisyn it is the tunisian security minister who says the two gunmen were members of an existing jihadi cell who traveled across the border into neighboring libya, where they were trained before recently crossing back to carry out the attack. now that particular scenario is a huge concern for tunisian authorities. neighboring libya is increasingly fractured, increasingly lawless, isis-affiliated groups have str developed a strong foothold. isis has claimed responsibility in an online audio recording for wednesday's attack. but crucially, that recording did not contain any evidence

welcome to your "new day," our chris cuomo has the day off. mr. john berman joins us.news a frightening ordeal for 40 passengers and crew aboard a united flight to denver. the plane was forced to return to dulles after a passenger reportedly rushed the cockpit. >> other passengers jumping into action to subdue the man. the end of the ordeal captured on cell phone video. cnn's rene marsh is at dulles with more. >> you're about to see the mid-air takedown happening on board. and you're about to hear the pilots as they describe to air traffic control what this violent passenger was doing on board. >> declaring an emergency due to a passenger disturbance. >> breaking overnight, a frightening scene aboard a denver-bound jetliner. he ran forward towards the cockpit. and he is being restrained by other passengers. >> this passenger was screaming and tried to rush the come pit. but passengers on board subdued him. >> i'm so sorry. >> don't move david, you're okay. we're going to get you off this plane, buddy. >> united airlines flight 1074 heading from the washington, d.c. are

. >>> this is "new day" with, chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcome back to "day," tension is building four hours before benjamin netenyahu's big speech before congress. the white house concerned the israeli prime minister could reveal sensitive details about america's nuclear talks with iran. >> president obama calling netenyahu's credibility into question insisting the prime minister has been wrong about iran before. and is wrong now. he calls his disagreement with netenyahu -- only a distraction. but he will not be watching the speech. cnn has the story covered like no other network can. let's start with senior white house correspondent jim acosta. what's the latest word? >> well chris, the speech will not be must-see tv for the president, he won't be watching and he is all but acknowledging that there's been damage done to the u.s./israeli relationship. but that the damage will not be lasting. the bhous is bracing for the impact of israeli prime minister netenyahu's speech to congress this morning. one concern is that the prime minister will divulge sensiti

>> ben carson speaking to chris cuomo. released a statement saying -- i'm not a politician and i answered a question without thinking about it. no excuses. i deeply regret my statement and i promise you i may err again. but unlike politicians, i'll take full responsibility. >>> more politics now. hillary clinton says she wants the public to see her e-mails. she said via twitter she has asked the state department to release them and they will review them as soon as possible. this move comes amid criticism that the former secretary of state used a private e-mail account during her time in that post. meanwhile, her e-mails have been subpoenaed. >>> still to come a u.s. billionaire makes the find of a lifetime 1,000 meters beneath the ocean. up next we'll take you inside that historic discovery. ♪ [upbeat music] ♪ defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. easily absorbed calcium plus d. now in a new look. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside...to clear inside mode. tran

when chris cuomo asked whether he felt the same argument applied to savelavery, dr.arson disagreed. >> it's not the same situation because people have no control over their race, for instance. >> you think they have control over their sexuality? >> absolutely. >> you think being gay is a choice? >> absolutely. >> why do you say that? >> because a lot of people who go into prison go into prison state straight and when they come out, they were gay. >> you know there is a whole theory of dominance -- >> i said a lot of people who go in come out. are you denying that that's true? >> i'm not denying that's true, but i'm denying that that is a basis of understanding homosexuality. >> cuomo wasn't badgering him, he wasn't showing off. it was carson who took the question about same-sex marriage and the constitution and states rights and went to the question of choice on homosexuality, very controversial. american psychological association didn't agreeoesn't agree. carson called into sean hannity's radio show. >> there was a 25 minute interview that they chopped and you see w

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo. >> good morning. welcome to "new day."ve all outpolitical war with the president and congress. 48 republicans releasing a controversial open letter to iran. it sets up a constitutional premmer. the letter is designed to under cut any potential nuclear deal. it may be the first of its kind. any deal made with president obama would be a executive agreement. >> >>> president obama accusing law make he is of siding with america's enemies. vice president biden blasts the letter calling it an effort to quote, undercut our president. we have complete coverage on this from washington to tehran. let's begin live at the white house where they are not happy about this this morning. >> reporter: this was an unpress unprecedented move, a letter sent directly to the leaders of a country who is still on the state sponsor of terrorism list. and i have to say it really highlights how the political battle is being waged on capitol hill are now aggressively spilling into foreign policy. now the white house calls this reckless. and in a state

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, welcomeng news two police officers shot in ferguson missouri during protests this morning. both officers hospitalized one shot in the face the other in the shoulder. >> the shots fired as police and demonstrators squared off outside the ferguson headquarters after the city's police chief announced he's resigning in the wake of a damning justice department report. cnn's sara sidner has been in ferguson for months reporting on the unrest and joins us with breaking details. >> what we're hearing is there are two officers both are hurt. one has been shot in the arm, one has been shot in the face. we don't know how close those shots were. we are hearing now from witnesses, where these shots may have come from. there's a hill that is very close to the department but on the other side of the street and we're hearing from witnesses who i have been talking to t

i shared that with chris cuomo, jay tapper, sanjay gupta and i'm going to take it in because i fully't know what the heck i'm doing. i'll admit it. chad myers in 7th. carol costello in 9th. where's victor? somewhere at the bottom. he's got a 1-1. >> i'll take 11th place. >> where are you? >> come on now. you have to scroll a little further but i still have four horgss in the race. i still have a chance. more trash talking to come. >> i could be out by tomorrow so i'm going to milk it while i can. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you for starting your morning with us. >> we have a lot more to come. next hour of your "new day" starts right now. >>> good morning, everybody. so glad to have you with us as always, i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. this morning the u.s. is insisting it will actively monitor any terror threats to this country coming from yemen. >> that's even though right now all u.s. special operations forces and personnel have been pulled out of the tiny yet volatile nation. dramatic new video into cnn this morning we want to share with you that really u

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcome it is friday march 27th 6:00 a.m. here in new york. we know what happened to flight 9525 the mystery now surrounds why. german police searching the home of the co-pilot who authorities say deliberately crashed the plane into the mountains. killing himself, but murdering is 49 others on board. investigators focusing on whether a 27-year-old andreas lubitz was mentally ill, and clues he was planning not just to take his own life but to cowardly take so many innocent lives with him. >> we're learning more about what went on inside the cockpit. lubitz locked the door and reprogrammed the plane's auto pilot after the pilot stepped out. this as some airlines around the world changed their protocols because of this senseless tragedy. cnn has the story covered the way only we can. we give with frederick pleitgen live in cologne, germany. >> a lot of information coming out after yesterday, when we found out that andreas lubitz did in fact apparently deliberately steer the aircraft into the mou

he spoke with chris cuomo and his belief is add odds with the majority of the medical community they say that most people have little or no sense of choice about their sexual orientation. >> they have control over their sexuality. >> absolutely >> carson is an author of several books and has been awarded several doctorate degrees he plans to announce a decision in running for president before may 1st. >>> health check tonight, america's opiate addiction is a problem heroin deaths have tripled since 2010. white adults had the most fatal doses they believe they are turning to heroin because it's cheaper and the price for the antidote many first responders now carry has skyrocketed and officials want to know why. >>> the scopes linked to infections with drug resistance bacteria were not approved. olympus made changes but did not file for approval until the october. the fda has reports from all three brands of the scopes not just the olympus ones. >>> we want to remind you as we face another day of lousy weather, that you can get updates on the conditions on the "action news" facebook pa

. >> announcer: this is new day, with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morningnd the white house is warning benjamin netenyahu, do not betray our trust. there's a real concern that the prime minister may reveal sensitive information about america's ongoing nuclear talks with iran. >> the controversial speech polarizing americans. his appearance so divisive that dozens of lawmakers plan to boycott it and the white house says the president will not watch it we have this story covered the way only cnn can. we begin with senior white house correspondent jim acosta. so the president is not making this appointment viewing. >> not must-see tv for president obama. he's acknowledging there has been damage done to the u.s./israeli relationship but the damage will not be lasting. the white house is bracing for israeli prime minister netenyahu's speech to congress this morning. one fear is that netenyahu will reveal secret details from the iran negotiations. the white house said that would be a betrayal of the u.s. trust. netenyahu insists the talks will pave the way for ir

ben carson told new day host chris cuomo that being gay is "absolutely a choice." >> do you think being choice? >> absolutely. >> why do you say that? >> because a lot of people who go into prison go into prison straight and when they come out they're gay. did something happen while they were in there? >> carson went on to say his argument thwarts arguments that sexual orientation is not a choice. he's a retired neurosurgeon but that comment puts him at odds with the majority of the medical community especially psychologists. >>> search warrants out today reveal that north carolina detectives suspect a $5 million gold heist was an inside job. a north carolina sheriff said today, all possibilities are on the table. robber ambushed a truck carrying $5 million of gold from miami to massachusetts. two security guards stopped on the side of the highway because of engine trouble. that's when they say they were robbed by two armed men. >> did violate the law of company protocol with regard to exiting a truck without their firearms on them. >> robbers then apparently tied the guards' hands behi

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morningn the east and we do have breaking news overnight. israel spied on the u.s. nuclear talks with iran. eavesdropping on closed-door meetings to leak information to u.s. lawmakers. why? in an effort to sink a possible deal. >> the "wall street journal" reports u.s. officials were aware of the spying almost from the beginning. how did the u.s. find out about it? by reportedly spying on the israelis. we've got this story of subterfuge covered from every angle. let's begin with cnn's senior international correspondent nic robertson in london. what do we know? >> "the wall street journal" is saying that israel was engaged in a broad campaign of intelligence-gathering to have an influence over the outcome of the iran talks. that it was involved in eavesdropping that was involved in access to confidential u.s. briefings. that it was speaking to foreign diplomats, european diplomats who had access to this information. "the wall street journal" says to gather the evidence of this article that the

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. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning, andtuesday, march 31st 6:00 in the east and right now iran hangs in the balance, diplomats from the p5+1 are scrambling to reach a deal in the country's nuclear program b. 12 hours to go before the deadline expires. not quite clear what happens after that to be sure negotiators have their work cut out for them. >> secretary of state john kerry telling cnn that tricky issues remain. and russia's foreign minister is heading back to switzerland to rejoin the talks. with the eyes of the world on these negotiations will we see a deal in the next hours? and what if months of talks end in an impasse? let's get the latest from cnn's global affairs correspondent. elise labott. >> the fact that the russian foreign minister could be a signal that the parties are close. secretary of state john kerry told me yesterday there was some light in the negotiations. but as you said he said there was some tricky issues that need to be resolved. and we've been talking about them for the past few days. on resea

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ben carson making headlines after making controversial comments when speaking on "new day" with chris cuomother being gay was a choice. >> do you thinks they have control over their sexually? >> absolutely. >> you think being gay is a choice? >> absolutely. >> why do you say that? >> because a lot of people who go into prison go into prison straight and when they come out, they're gay. did something happen while they were in there? >> dr. carson is a neurosurgeon but those comments are at odds with most of the medical community. the american psychological association says "most people experience little or no sense of choice about their sexual orientation." we'll talk more about this with gregorying gregory angelo. greg, thank you for being with us. your reaction to ben carson's comments? >> i find it absolutely unbelievable that here we are in 2015 discussing whether or not being gay is a choice. still we are having these discussions. i'm actually more taken aback because today should be a day that republicans should be united in our messaging. we have a tremendous gift with this controvers

our chris cuomo was questioning carson about his position on various issues when he said this about gayple. >> dower think they have control over their sexuality? >> do you think it's a house? >> absolutely. >> because a lot of people who go into prison go into prison straight, and when they come out, they're gay, so did something happen while they were in there? >> well tonight carson is apologizing saying that his words did not fully reflect his stance on gay issues. in a statement here's what he writes. "he says i do not pretend to know how every individual came to their sexual orientation. i regret that my words to express that concept were hurtful and divisive. for that i apologize. unreservedly to all that were offended." carson is moving ahead towards a possible run for president. even launching an exploratory committee that allows him to raise money. so did he hurt his chances, his own chances? i'm joined by ben ferguson cnn political commentator and host "the ben ferguson show" and -- both cnn political comment ators. i'm going to ask you all before we start this. so mark you'r

debates, is absolutely going to talk to him about it and ask him the same kinds of questions that chris cuomosked, which are absolutely fair questions, and given the fact that in march of 2013 he compared homosexuality to bestiality and then walked it back in the exact same way saying well i apologize if it was a poor choice of words, blah blah blah. this now becomes a pattern and it becomes a problem and there's no way as a responsible journalist to do an interview with this man who is considered a person of science and a person of great science, an esteemed fleur neurosurgeon from johns hopkins. so how does he get to the point where he offers as evidence things like this prison example that he offered to cuomo yesterday? it's a huge question. you have to wonder about him. and now i think it's a big problem he is not going to be able to avoid it. >> and it's not just a problem for him, but if he continues to say such things it's going to start to affect other republican candidates right? >> absolutely. i mean, i think it really plays into a narrative that's developed sort of in the culture a

>>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning, welcome, march 25th 6:00 in the east. the horrible reality now revealed -- in the french alps helicopters back in the air searching for victims and what little is left of the plane. here's what's clear -- the germanwings literally disintegrated on impact. from there, the mystery grows, investigators still trying to figure out how it crashed mid flight taking all 150 lives with it. the voice recorder was recovered, but badly damaged. >> french authorities analyzing it now, hoping to find out what caused the jet to descend 32,000 feet in eight minutes with no distress signal from the cockpit. germanwings forced to cancel other flights yesterday after crew members expressed concerns about getting on board, this as family members head to the crash site we have this crash covered the way only cnn can. we begin with senior international correspondent nic robertson, near the crash site in the french alps what's the scene there, nic? >> a scene of activity this morning, the

. >> let's talk about another raging inferno, which is ben carson and what he said to chris cuomo aboutty. let's play that. >> what if people of a state vote for a law 100-0 that winds up infringing on the rights of a minority, like what happened with slavery, like what people argue is happening now with people who are gay? >> you can't say because it happened that time it's the same situation. people have no control over their race for instance. >> you think they have control over their sexuality? >> absolutely. >> you think being gay is a choice? >> absolutely. >> why do you say that? >> because a lot of people who go into prison go into prison straight and when they come out, they're gay. so did something happen while they were in there? ask yourself that question. >> jonathan i don't know where to start. >> here i'll do it. i'll speak for myself. gifted hands has a deranged mind. the idea he would equate someone being gay, which is not a choice by the way, to something that happens to someone when they go into prison straight and come out gay, he's invoking the violence of prison ra

. >>> but first, cnn's chris cuomo takes a look at today's "impact your world." >> this was cool, thought give up. >> the notes share messages of hope and more each symbolizes a slice of free pizza, for those who can't afford one. >> one day a customer came in he offered to prepurchase a slice for the next homeless person who came in short, mush roomed into the thing where we've given away 9,000 slices in ten months. >> the homeless community obviously really appreciates it. it's a very flexible program that affords them access to food which, you know they leave. >> the concept has customers flocking in for a. >> a slice for me and a slice for the homeless to give bomb. >> mason mortgageman started rosa's named after his mom. he calls in an elegant solution to the problem of hunger. one he hopes other businesses will adopt. >> we have thousands of restaurants throughout the country. i mean we could largely feed a lot of people very quickly if just a fraction of them acted in similar ways. >> for those like michael rodriguez, who is homeless the pizza and words of support make all the dif

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> a goodere, good morning, welcome back to "new day," alisyn camerota is with us but she's at the george w. bush presidential center in dallas looking very presidential. we'll tell you why she's there in just a moment. we're going to begin with one of america's most beloved actors and 132 people on a delta airlines jet, all getting to live another day, thankfully after disasters in aviation. new york's laguardia airport, terrified travelers braced for the worst when their plane skidded off a runway stopping just short of the frigid flushing bay. >> but first we begin with a close call for actor harrison ford. the man who brought indiana jones to knifelife nearly lost his own when he was forced to crashes-land his world war ii era plane on a golf course in california. we have live reports on each coast. we start with cnn's paul vercammen in vn venice california. >> harrison ford is trying to get himself back to the airport, he's scrambling but there are homes all around here he finds a soft pla

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morninglisyn camerota on assignment. john berman joining us and breaking overnight, the u.s. ambassador to south korea, slashed by a man spewing anti-american comments. the north koreaens jumping on the situation and hailing the attack as deserved punishment. >> ambassador mark lippert needed 80 stitches to close a four-inch gash to his cheek. the knife-wielding suspect known well to south korean official who is are expressing shock and deep regrets this morning. >> mark lippert is expected 0 spend the next couple of days in hospital as a precautionary measure. it's been a day that he could never in his wildest dreams expected. it started off routinely, he was invited to south korean council for peaceful reunification. it was a fairly standard speech and then all of a sudden he was a victim of a vicious and apparently politically motivated attack. >> help me. >> horrifying scene. >> help me. >> blood dripping down the face of u.s. ambassador to south korea, mark lippert. the diplomat undergoi

. >> there is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camera that and mikaela pereira. >> developing thisere are tragic details in the tragic crash of 9525. the pilot heard on the cockpit voice recorder begging to be let back into the cockpit. the co-pilot andreas lubitz ignoring his controls as alarm sounds warning of the plane's deadly descent. >> now, video is emerging of him as a teenager the question remain how did he change? how did he go down this path? what was the illness? was it mental illness? because we all know the result. 149 lives taken because of what was going on with him. we have this story covered as only cnn can do it. we begin live in germany. fred what is the latest? >> reporter: yeah chris, of course everybody is talking about the transcript from the cockpit voice recorder that was released by a german newspaper called "the build" newspaper. we have no way of verifying whether or not it is authentic. but it does give a chilling picture for the moment leading up to that awful crash. let's have a look. over the weekend, disturbing few details from flight 9525's mangle

. >> chris cuomo, your nose what does your nose tell you?o it. i think something she can't say but will be said by those around her, they have a right to feel paranoid on the clinton team. people come after them in a unique way and that's why the idea now of just turn over the server is almost an impossibility. we heard lindsey graham. you can have any e-mail i've ever written. i've never written one. it's easy to say you want to be transparent when you have nothing to show. you have to weigh this in. >> let me tell you this chris. i know lindsey graham very well. he is one of the most accessible senators. >> did you ever get an e-mail from him? >> he doesn't do e-mails, he does texts. >> i get phone calls. he's so entertaining and fun i'm happy he calls and doesn't e-mail. >> there you go. >> he didn't say you could have my texts. he said you could have my e-mails. >> aha. >> ana and van jones, thank you so much. >> this is complicated. the pope. why does everyone seem to prefer francis to other recent popes? we have a true insider for you

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> 47 gop senators signed iran's leaders trying to prevent negotiations from moving forward. they warn that any deal with the u.s. could expire when president obama leaves office. the white house denouncing this letter. >> vice president biden saying the letter ignores two sentcenturies of precedent and sends a message that is as false as it is dangerous. the question now, does this move make a deal or war more likely? from washington to tehran we have the story covered as only cnn can. let's begin live at the white house. >> reporter: chris, this was an unpresscedented and unusual move. this letter from senate republicans was sent directly to the leaders of a country who is still on the state sponsor of terrorism list and i think it really does underscore how this fierce battle between capitol hill and the white house is really spilling over into foreign policy. now the white house calls this reckless and in a statement overnight, vice president biden says quote, in 36 years in the united states senate i cann

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota, and michaela pereira. >> good morning, everyoneld. at this hour investigators are digging into why andreas lubitz decided to fly a plane packed with 150 people into the side of a mountain. items have been removed from his home in hopes of establishing a motive for why this seemingly normal young man who loved to fly chose to die in such an unthinkable fashion. >> we've learned this co-pilot did reprogram the plane's auto pilot to 100 feet. there's no good reason for that. several airlines already changing policy because of what we've learned here. we've got every angle of the story covered for you this morning. starting with cnn's rosie tomkins, she's live outside the co-pilot's home in montabaur, germany. the key there is to understand what was going on in this guy's head. the latest? >> hi chris, here in montabaur as you can see a large gathering of people and media gathering with the focus on this man who grew up in this town with an apparently normal family. how on earth he could have come to be somebody motivated to do somethi