chris cuomo in the hot seat. what's going on? a handsome couple you make on "early start." >> thank you. >> move out of the way. move out of the shot. yes, there is word of a bailout. will greece seal the deal with the parliament? highly dysfunctional? we have all of the implications. >>> the news of the mexican drug cartel madman. el chapo. we will tell you how authorities explain the massive tunnel built under the prison and supposedly going without any suspicion. is there a bigger plot afoot? we will tell you why. >>> and "to kill a mockingbird" is a book we grew up with in school. you had to learn it and understand it. now a big situation where it turns out "to kill a mockingbird" was's the first by harper lee. and in this book atticus finch is not a hero. and this is a discussion guys that is touching on a lot of different things in the country right now. we will take you through with experts of literary and beyond. >> it raised the conversation from years ago. thanks chris. >>> coming up watch this driver dangerously drivin

chris cuomo joins. >> listening to the conversation we will follow-up on answers coming in now.gate because this shooter was not on anybody's radar. what does that mean on terms of how they approach this. we have peepople in the business. the victims in this particular shooting create another sense of sensitivity for us. they are not armed, our fighting men and women in the recruitment centers, partly because of tradition, partly because of the law. we are going to talk to people about whether or not, sad to say, is it time to change that? we will have a big interview with chris christi. a pivotal time for the governor. the election is a long way off. this is the time he has to make some real moves and what does he think about trump and his chances of staying in? alisyn camerota gives him all of the questions. >> people are now saying trump is the plain talker. that was christie's advantage. chris, i cannot wait to watch that. >>> we are following the latest on the chattanooga shootings all morning long. the colorado movie theater shooter. what comes next for him after the break

chris cuomo is off this morning. john berman is joining us.. women's soccer team are world cup champs after dominating japan. after avenging the loss four years ago. >> i love we can use the word avenge. carli lloyd scored the first ever hat trick in the fairy tale rematch. coy wire is in beautiful vancouver with the historic win. i'm sure nobody else has gotten a bit of sleep in >> reporter: team no sleep. you know how we do it. commanding demanding, an intriguing interpretation. team usa did what no other country has done win a third world cup title. lloyd scored a hat trick. japan only allowed three goals in the entire tournament to that point. she's the second person and first woman, ever to accomplish that. that was a 5-2 win, guys. again, their first win since 1999. winning that third, first time ever third world cup title. there were a lot of tweets going around. president obama sent out a tweet talking great game. your country is proud of you, asking the team to visit the white house. governor christie team usa.

. >> way to bring it down chris cuomo. >> just trying to keep it real. are you going to apologize for calling "ant-man" a pest? >> i'm sorry, "ant-man." time now for "newsroom" with carol costello. >>> have a great weekend. "newsroom" starts now. happening now on the "newsroom," four marines killed in a hail of gunfire by a loan shoot er-- lone shooter. >> it was shot shot shot shot. >> the feds investigating the rampage as an act of terror. >> it is a heartbreaking circumstance. >> so who was the gunman? >> he was smiling, he was courteous, polite. never raised his voice. >> what we're learning about the man who brought this nightmare to tennessee. >>> also guilty. >> that was just what we needed to hear. >> after 13 hours a jury convicts the colorado theater shooter of murdering 12 people. >> we're very happy that this animal this monster will never see the light of day. >> one question remains. will james holmes live or die? >>> plus a miraculous story of survival. >> there was a light and then it was trees and then it was all fire. >> the teen who li

chris cuomo is off. john berman is joining us. so far so good. up first, there's a new warden at the new york prison implementing all sorts of new security measures. >> this morning we are learning what david sweat is tell investigators about the tools used to break out and why the fugitives finally split up. there are contradicting accounts about who wanted to kill joyce mitchell's husband. our coverage with cnn's correspondent jean casarez begins right now. >> reporter: the big looming question remains, can david sweat be believed? this morning a major shake-up behind these prison walls. clinton county correctional assigning a new superintendent along with new rules, including weekly cell wall inspections, random bed checks and new gates that will now be placed inside the tunnels richard matt and david sweat used in their brazen escape. meanwhile, sweat continued talking to police wednesday. the convicted murderer claiming it was mitchell's idea to kill her husband lyle after escaping from prison. mitchell's attorney says she denies that allega

and chris cuomo says but daddy, what about the daughters? they are your granddaughters. and he said, whose side are you on? well, as a storyteller, i just find that kind of fascinating. i think at any rate it was a tough marriage and one that was probably not a lot of fun for either of them for most of the time. >> we can -- >> we can go on for ever. >> talk a lot longer about that, but it's open it up for questions. yes. >> i always thought that he would run for president at one point, and i was wondering what you see as his considerations and strategy in making those decisions speak with sure. well, i certainly hope he would run for president when i started in his book, it would give me a bigger book. and a lot of people believed he would. everything from "time" magazine on down was predicting that andrew cuomo would be the strongest candidate obviously next to or notwithstanding hillary clinton the question was always hillary. i decided to call the book "the contender" think he might run but think if he did when he was still a contender. and i do feel that. a lot can

i think they're doing something with callous disregard for humanity. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomopereira. >> chris is on assignment today. we do begin with breaking news. the malaysian team investigatoring the mh370 now says the debris found on reunion island belongs to that 777. crash investigators will make their definitive identification. >> more than 16 months since mh370 vanished we still do not know why. intelligence reports suggest it was someone in the cockpit that deliberately caused that flight to go off case. we we begin live on reunion island. emma. >> reporter: well this malaysian confirmation brings families a step closer. but of course we still have so many unanswered questions. we headed down to the beach where the debris that set this all off washed ashore. take a look at this. >> there's strong evidence to suggest that the wreckage found on reunion island does come from a boeing 777. >> reporter: the wreckage discovered on this remote beach on reunion island may possibly belong to missing malaysian airliner mh370. boeing investigators say they're confident the my

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morningr "new day." as you can tell, chris is on assignment and john berman joins us. the desperate ocean search for two missing teenagers expanding and intensifying off the florida coast. perry cohen and austin stephanos went missing on friday. >> their 19-foot fishing boat found cam sized over the weekend. the coast guard expanding their search to an area the size of indiana. we are live in jupiter, florida with the latest developments. what is happening? >> reporter: alisyn the families are living nightmare. they remain hopeful the missing teens will be found. meanwhile, the coast guard sighs this search is challenging, but they are vowing to continue. this morning rescue teams are beginning day five of their search for missing teenage boaters austin stephanos and perry cohen. sunday they located their capsized boat off the coast of florida. perry and austin nowhere in sight, a single life vest floating alongside the vessel. >> we confirmed nobody is on board. trying to find any other gear

. >> this is "new day" can kwiswith chris cuomo. >> newly uncovered testimony from bill cosby revealsic admitting he obtained prescription sedatives with the intent of giving them to women he wanted to sleep with. >> cosby admits he gave a quaalude to one woman, but not admit he gave them to women against their will. >> this is really a fascinating admission by bill cosby because not only did these women, many of these women say they were sexual assaulted, but many of them say that they believe that they were drugged first, that they remember cosby fixing them a drink and giving it to them and after a few sips they felt incapacitated. many of these women said that. and in the context of this that's important. now, in this deposition

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> first thing we can agree with, anderson. that is beyond partisan attack. welcome to "new day." 6:00 in east. we begin with breaking news. the confederate flag is coming down. lawmakers approving a bill to remove a symbol that went up 50 years ago and it is now coming back and going down in the name of tolerance. >> it took 13 hours of debate including a tearful statement by one lawmaker. cnn's nick valencia is live in south carolina with all the breaking details. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, alyson. it is truly a historic day here in the state of south carolina. lawmakers and the house of representatives here voting by a decisive margin to bring the confederate flag down in a marathon session that lasted well into the night. more than 12 hours after passionate and oftentimes contentious debate. >> it is a part of our future. it is part of our past. >> removing this flag from our front is not going to do anything to change this nation. >> reporter: members of the south carolina statehouse overwhelmingly app

as well as our very own chris cuomo. >> i was just getting ready to flex. >> in men's health magazine took on a fitness challenge. >> that's a different chris who was young and in shape. >> you took on the challenge of having to turn fat into muscle or something? >> don't confuse fact with fiction my friend. we wanted to see how quickly we could put on ten pounds of lean mass without doing anything crazy. >> we? >> it takes a village. i had this great coach who's a buddy of mine who does cross fit training. without eating crazy things doing crazy workouts because this is built for people who have a life a job, responsibilities. >> you did it? >> i did it. i modified a lot. what was killing me is i wasn't recovering. i couldn't put on mass because i don't sleep. instead of three months it wound up taking six months. we made great gains by doing reasonable things. i almost broke my neck on this one. remember, i'm 44 years old. this is a time on your life when you have to go all in on developing what you want to be your base for those later years. >> what's the secret? >> read the piece

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela periera. >> welcome. s on assignment. burnlz berman is here. we begin with breaking news. officials say they are increasingly confident that the plane debris near madagascar is from malaysia airline 370. the piece of the wing recovered heads to france today for crash investigators to analyze. >> more than 16 months since mh-370 vanished, we do not know why. the u.s. intelligence reports say it is likely someone in the cockpit caused itdeliberately to go off course. let's bring in our global coverage with nima elbagir live on reunion island. >>> good morning, michaela. it does feel like for the families at least, there is a glimmer of hope. we headed down to the beach where new debris has been turning up. take a look at this. >> there's strong evidence to suggest that the wreckage found on reunion island does come from a boeing 777. that has not yet been confirmed. >> the wreckage discovered may possibly belong to missing airliner mh370. boeing investigators say they are confident the mysterious part comes

chris cuomo is off. law enforcement on high alert over terror attacks over the weekend.eland security and fbi alerting authorities to be extra vigilant. >> terror concerns are higher this year as terrorists have taken to social media urging to carry out attacks. we saw one sign of the security jitters at the washington navy yard. hundreds of first responders racing to the scene. we begin with coverage with cnn's boris >> reporter: good morning, michaela. millions of americans set to travel this holiday weekend. they will make sure everyone has a safe and secure fourth of july. >> they are reaching out on social media telling people it's the holiday, we ought to kill people. >> reporter: police and fbi on heightened alert as nearly 42 million people will travel this holiday weekend, according to aaa, the most in eight years. this, ahmed social media chatter and calls to strike in the west. >> i don't think they are capable of a large scale attack. certainly an attack that could kill maim or wound hundreds of people. >> reporter: police departments in los angeles, philadel

>> this is "new day" chris cuomo. >> welcome back to "new day." it is monday july 6th. ns us. chris is off this week. >> you picked a good morning! >> team usa on top of the world! the u.s. women's soccer team world cup champs after dominating japan in record-setting fashion last night. >> carli going where no woman has gone before scoring the first ever hat trick. all three goals coming in the first 16 minutes of the match. we are live in vancouver with the highlights. what a great time in vancouver last night. >> no doubt about it. to say the least, michaela. we witnessed history in the making and we,ed her story in the making. carly lloyd and the usa beat japan 5-2. doing what no other country has done in the world winning a third u.s. title. i felt like it was over almost soon it was begun. three goals in 15 minutes it was

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> isn't that beautiful?day." it is monday july 20th. even donald trump can go too far. is he really resisting calls to apologize for mocking mccain's war record? >> it looks like it because the op-ed, trump continues the attacks. he says i don't need to be lectured by failed politicians. this suggests that mccain is only a war hero because he was captured. let's go to high rank in the navy. trump was speaking at

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning.ds out for accuracy and selflessness. it is not about him, trump says and he is right. the latest poll reveals dissatisfaction with washington and the gop. it's a big reason that trump is face >> gop voters not happy with the status quo. the majority of them saying their views are not represented at all in washington. there's a number of democrat that is feel that way. athena jones is breaking it down for us. >> good morning. a lot of interesting numbers here. this is the first poll we have done since trump made the remarks questioning the heroism of john mccain. this poll shows he is still leading the republican pack at the top at 18%. florida governor jeb bush is right behind him and scott walker is coming in third. despite his popularity among republicans, that does not translate into the general electorate. trump has the highest unfavorable numbers at 59%. that's the highest of everyone

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> good morning, everyone.ssignment john berman joins us. the search continues for two florida teenagers lost at sea. the two 14-year-old missing since friday afternoon when they set out on a routine fishing trip. their vote found capsized with a single life jacket found on board. is u.s. navy and other agencies joining the coast guard. they are searching an area the size of indiana in hopes they find the two young boys alive. we are live in jupiter florida with the latest on the efforts this morning. >> reporter: good morning, michaela. the search for the missing boys is anything but easy. they are vowing to continue to search for them. the families are hopeful and praying for a miracle.

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to "new day."y 16th. we have breaking news. former president george h.w. bush in the hospital this morning. the 91-year-old breaking a bone in his neck after falling at his summer home in maine. the patriarch is said to be stable but suffers from parkinson's disease. he has had several health scarce in the past several years. let's >>> good morning, chris. aids say president george h.w. bush is in the hospital in portland maine and still there this morning. he took a fall breaking a vertebrae in his neck. his spokesman tweeting quote, his condition is stable. he is fine but he will be in a neck brace. now over the years we have seen many photos of the former president skydiving, jumping out of helicopters, most recently just last year on his 90th birthday. but bush is the oldest living president and battled his health in the past. last year he was hospitalized for shortness of breath. in 2012 he was in the hospital for two months with a bronchitis-related cough. and he does have parkinson's disease

chris cuomo is off. john berman is joining us. so far so good.at the new york prison implementing all sorts of new security measures. >> this morning we are learning what david sweat is tell investigators about the tools used to break out and why the fugitives finally split up. there are contradicting accounts about who wanted to kill joyce mitchell's husband. our coverage with cnn's correspondent jean casarez begins right now. >> reporter: the big looming question remains, can david sweat be believed? this morning a major shake-up behind these prison walls. clinton county correctional assigning a new superintendent along with new rule

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> beautifulis is off. we call this one john friday berman. he joins us today. security boosted amid word of isis inspired terrorist threats. the department of homeland security and the fbi are alerting authorities coast-to-coast to be on high alert. >> officials call the concern higher as terrorists -- a false alarm called into washington navy yard. let's get to boris sanchez live at penn station with the latest. boris? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. tens of millions of americans set to hit the road. law enforcement is giving scrutiny to penn station. they are looking to make sure everyone has a safe and secure fourth of july. >> they are reaching out on social media telling people it's a holiday, we ought to kill people. >> reporter: police and fbi on heightened alert as 42 million people will travel this holiday weekend. according to aaa, the most in eight years. this amid social media chatter by isis supporters and calls by the terror group to strike in the west. >> i don't think they are

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morninge back to your "new day." chris is off. john berman wishes he was the water boy for the women's soccer team. they are america's newest sports heroes. the u.s. soccer team winning with a dominating victory over japan, avenging a heart breaking loss to the japanese in the 2011 finals. >> carli lloyd becoming a scoring machine. the first hat trip. all three goals before the match was 16 minutes old. we are joined from vancouver. tell us what it was like for you to watch this game. >> reporter: still have the goose bumps, alisyn. bigger faster stronger. team usa was out there like a bunch of pit bulls on red bull. they did something no other team had done. they won a third women's world cup title. it was a game that felt like it was over as soon as it began. >> three goals in 15 minutes, that was ridiculous. >> reporter: a moe mentous night in women's history. >>

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning to your "new day." michaela is off today. donald trump is not letting up on john mccain. he rejecting to apologize. in fact he is going back on the track. he says mccain abandoned veterans and made america less safe. he said he does not need to be lectured like his violations. to hear trump tell us the proof is in the polls. cnn chief congressional correspondent dana bash. it is in his favor. >> worried republicans have been saying they ae sure trump would say something so outrageous his candidacy would implod. it is no question this is it. in a new op-ed in usa today, donald trump remains defiant saying the reality, john mccain the politician made america less safe and mccain abandoned our veterans i will fight for them. he sparked a fast and furious backlash over the weekend, taking aim at mccain. he wears the scars of five years being a prisoner after his plane was shot down. >> admiral john mccain. turning down early release because of his father's high ranking in the navy. >> he'

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, al sin camisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> the fbi isrorism investigation and security is beefed up at several federal facilities after thursday's at track on those military sites in tennessee. we do know four marines lost their lives. three other people injured. and now the search for why begins. >> so the feddingss are looking into the background of the shooter and they're looking at two blog posts he may have written. what have you learned for us? >> reporter: good morning. officials are combing through every detail looking at any possibility he may be linked to an international terrorist organization or if he just acted independently. the most striking detail about this case he wasn't on a terror watch list. his friend say he was really an all american guy, someone who was an mma fighter, an engineering student, someone who fit in and with a good sense of humor. not someone who had a clear motive to do something so extreme. >> as far as we know at this juncture there are no safety concerns for the general public. >> reporter: in a pr

chris cuomo may not know this but some catholic charities allow gays to adopt and some don't. those who don't will now have to go out of the adoption business. that's what happened in massachusetts after a judge imposed gay marriage on that state. the recent lawsuits. for example, the aclu is now suing the state of louisiana because governor bobby jindal protected people of faith from participating in any way in gay weddings. we'll talk with the governor shortly. it's a matter of time before lawsuits are filed against churches and religious organizations try to strip them of their tax exempt status if they don't toe the line on gay marriage and other progressive causes. the churches can't afford to lose their tax exempt status. so you will see more and more religious concerns back down. also religious leadership in america is generally week. it's one of the reasons that the gay marriage lobby was so successful. few clerics could or would articulate their opposition. the catholic church would provide no national cardinal archbishop or bishop to speak to the gay marriage matter.

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morningback to "new day." michaela is off today. security ramping up after the assault in tennessee t. attack killing four u.s. marines. the fbi launching a terrorism investigation. >> the feds squarely focused on finding motive. could this be a lead in the blog? the two entry that is were offered by the gunman. did he act alone? was he inspired? if so by what? these are the questions. let's begin with boris sanchez. he's in chattanooga. boris? >> good morning, chris. the most unsettling part of the case this shooter, not on a terror watch list or data base. some describe him as an all american guy, an mma fighter and engineering student. >> as far as we know at this juncture there are no safety concerns for the general public. >> reporter: in a press conference overnight, the department of justice and fbi reassuring the public. they believe the 24-year-old acted alone in his shooting rampage thursday morning. abdulzeez carrying out the deadly attack on the final day of ramadan. officials are

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning.ll cosby says he obtained sedatives he wanted to give to women he wanted to have sex with. these court documents date back ten years when cosby was sued for sexual assault. >> so now, cosby admits he gave at least one woman quaaludes. this is the closest thing to an admission cosby ever made since more than two dozen women came forward accusing him of sexual assault. let's begin with sara. what do we know this morning? >> this is a fascinating thing. so many women accused him, but said they believe they were drugged first. many of the women coming forward saying they believe they remember cosby fixing them a drink and handing it to them before they became incapacitated. cosby is careful with his words. he is silent and denied it. this is the first time we are hearing him admit to anything. a bombshell in the ongoing cosby

. >> way to bring it down chris cuomo. >> just trying to keep it real.logize for calling "ant-man" a pest? >> i'm sorry, "ant-man." time now for "newsroom" with carol costello. >>> have a great weekend. "newsroom" starts now. happening now on the "newsroom," four marines killed in a hail of gunfire by a loan shoot er-- lone shooter. >> it was shot shot shot shot. >> the feds investigating the rampage as an act of terror. >> it is a heartbreaking circumstance. >> so who was the gunman? >> he was smiling, he was courteous, polite. never raised his voice. >> what we're learning about the man who brought this nightmare to t

"new day" with chris cuomo and alyson camerota. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about. george h.w. bush is hospitalized. the 91-year-old president broke a bone in his neck after taking a fall at his vacation home in maine. >> the elder bush has been a warrior making it home after a two-month stay in the hospital for bronchitis and breathing issues. we are live in washington with the very latest. what do we know? >> reporter: this is a big scare for the former president. aides say he's in stable condition but did spend the night at a hospital in portland maine. and he does remain there this morning. he took a fall yesterday while at their family home in maine breaking a vertebrae in his neck. and the spokesman just tweeted out in the last moments he remains in the hospital and they will provide updates as necessary. and while we have seen him over the last few years out and about, skydiving, most recently just last year on his 90th birthday. he is the oldest living former u.s. president. and he's had some pretty significant health problems in the past. last year he was h

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo. >> welcome to "new day." 8:00 in the east.aising the stakes higher possible? yes. telling a washington paper he would consider running as a third party candidate if the republican national committee is unfair to him. >> trump is expected to tour the u.s./mexico border this morning. this morning a possible snag in his plans. chief congressional correspondent dana bash is tracking trump live from loredo texas. what is the latest? >> let's start with the report from the hill the interview that donald trump did with the hill. what is new in there isn't so much that he is threatening to be a third party candidate. he has said that to anderson cooper and others. what appears to be new is a

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota and michael >>> good morning, welcome tostory will be made in south carolina today. in hours, the confederate battle flag coming down from where it is flown in defiance. where will the flag go? a museum. >> the battle doesn't end in south carolina. petitions are spreading across the nation and the battle is ratcheting up in the halls of congress. we begin live in columbia. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michaela. the governor signed this bill into law by the lawmakers who helped make it a reality. also present, the families of those nine victims killed in the massacre in charleston 23 days ago. each family will receive a pen used during the signing of the ceremony. the governor made remarks before signing the bill. listen to what she had to say about this historic moment. >> this is a story about action. this is a story about the history of south carolina and

. >> i have no knowledge of >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela" it is wednesday, july 29. chris is on assignment john berman is with us. great to have you. the search for the missing boys is expanding. rescuers holding on to hope that perry and austin are still alive. they were last seen friday afternoon refueling their boat. sunday it was found capsized. >> the coast guard will resume their search as soon as the sun comes up. it is now a race against time. it's only possible to survive in those waters up to five days. we are live in jupiter, florida with the latest this morning. >> reporter: michaela officials here keeping that in mind. the search for the missing teens has been exhaustive. so far, the coast guard searched 30,000 nautical miles, but have not found the missing boys. the teens were last seen leaving the area on friday. their capsized boat was found near cape canaveral sunday. the search area continued to move north with the coast guard focusing on an area 100 nautical miles off the georgia coast. the situation for the teens growing

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota >>> good morning, welcome to your "new dayl poll that says trump is right, he is the man for the gop right now. trump has a double digit lead. there is new information about the p.o.w. issue and how he does against hillary clinton. this morning, iowa's largest newspaper -- cnn's chief correspondent, dana bash is traveling with the trump campaign and has a lot to tell us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: that's always the case when talking about donald trump. so far, his campaign philosophy is his politically incorrect rhetoric taps into a part of the gop that the republican establishment doesn't understand and the media don't understand. so far, the polls seem to be backing him up. the question is how long is it going to last? in a brutal editorial, the des moines editor is demanding donald trump pull the plug on the side show calling him a feckless blow hard who can generate headlines and polling numbers, not by

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcome has the day off. the sun is shining one more time. three hours from now, the flag will be removed from the grounds of the state capitol. nikki haley says the flag will come down with dignity. >> it's after the slaughter of nine people at an african-american church. debate of the controversial symbol extending beyond south carolina. congress is erupting their own fight. we are in columbia south carolina. >> chris, the confederate battle flag has been flying here on the state capitol grounds since the 1960s. in a few hours, all of that will change. the governor signed the bill into law, surrounded by the very lawmakers who helped make this a reality. she had next to her some of the families of the nine victims of the charleston massacre those people who died some 23 days ago. each family will receive one of the pen's the governor used to sign the bill into law. the governor spoke about the victims right before she signed the bill and spoke about this historic moment. here is what she ha

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning new video raising more questions than answers, concerning the arrest of sandra bland. was the police dashcam video altered before being released? >> bland was taken into custody after a routine traffic stop that turned violent. bland committed suicide in her jail. family is not buying it. could there be something more sinister at play? ed is live. >> good morning, chris. the case of sandra bland is shrouded in a great deal of mistrust. many do not believe bland committed suicide. this video released late last night is not helping the situation. >> step out of the car. >> reporter: newly released dashcam video of 28-year-old sandra bland's death is raising questions about three days before she was found dead in this texas jail cell. the 52-minute video of the traffic stop and her arrest has several discrepancies. >> get out of the car! >> don't touch me.

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning details in the shooting death of the san francisco women. the immigrant that shot kate steinle used a federal agents gun. the weapon was stolen last month. >> sanchez is the name of the killer and pleading not guilty in court. it's a contradiction from the video tape statement. let's get to dan simon live from san francisco with the latest. we hear from the man's attorney who has a new rational. what is it? >> reporter: good morning, chris. what an incredible twist this story has taken. you have a suspect who provided a spark for a public policy discussion on federal immigration. himself, allegedly used a federal agents weapon to carry out this crime. what agency this gun is tied to we don't know. it's under investigation. all this happening as the suspect had his first appearance in court. take a look. >> not guilty. >> reporter: undocumented immigrant, sanchez, pleaded not guilty at his arraignment tuesday? >> did you shoot kate steinle? >> yes. >> reporter: three days ago, he told

>> this is new day with chris cuomo. >> welcome to new day. it's 8:00 in the east now.a bland? police released dash cam video of her arrest in texas but these video clips raise more questions than they answer to be sure. so the biggest one is were they edited before being released? the tapes seem to show the traffic stop that certainly turned violent with the confrontation with the state trooper but what else does it show? sandra bland was found dead in her jail cell three days after that arrest. police say it was suicide but her family does not believe that. cnn is following the developments live in texas for us. what's the latest ed? >> well good morning allison. around here in the case of sandra bland there's already been a great deal of mistrust surrounding her case. many people that don't believe the official lines being provided by authorities and investigators in this newly released video doesn't do anything to help out that situation. >> step out of the car. >> newly released dash cam video of 28-year-old sandra bland's arrest is raising new questions about what

. >> this is "new day" with crisco moe -- chris cuomo. >> welcome to "new day."e breaking news. we begin with a major debt deal whose ripple effects is being felt worldwide. yoends leaders reached a unanimous agreement after marathon talks after a third bailout for greece. >> the ball is in greece's court. parliament expected to decide as early as tomorrow. let's go live to athens. good morning. >> good morning, allison. after 17 hours of marathon talks, it seems alexis cyprus the greek prime minister has swallowed his pride and accepted a deal put on the table by the european creditors. it's the third bailout in three years. it's $17 million more than being discussed. with the bailout deal comes strict, very stringent mea

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morningw day." michaela is off today. we have breaking news this morning. greece a huge step closer to a deal for the third bailout. we are already starting to see the ripple effects in financial markets worldwide. eurozone leaders reaching an agreement after 17 hours of talks. the ball is now in greece's court to finalize the reforms. >> let's take you live to athens. that's with issa is. issa the latest? >> reporter: good morning, chris. up to 17 hours of marathon talks. the greek prime minister caved in to european creditors. he's been asking for the three-year bailout worth $96 billion. that is roughly 17 billion more than was requested a few days ago. now the hard work begins. this is just the beginning of talks. the money hasn't started to flow into greece. now, alex sis tsipras has until wednesday the 16th to push through the tough measures the measure that is have to be implemented. it will be tough because he knows within his own party, there are huge amounts of decenting voices. we

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcome" michaela is off today. cameras were rolling when mexican drug kingpin joakim el chapo guzman escaped from prison. take a look at the surveillance footage footage. you can see him pacing back and forth before stepping into the bathroom stall. a few seconds later, he vanished. >> think he was having second thoughts thinking of doing his time? >> what was he thinking. he vanishes down to the tunnel below. >> now there's information suggesting u.s. drug agents warning mexican authorities about a possible prison break in the words. let's go to polo sandoval live from mexico. polo the latest? >> hey, chris, good morning. the brand-new images by the government are going to be critical to the investigation and, perhaps once of the most significant developments in the case since the break over the weekend. the footage shows the latest image of joakim el chapo guzman and the moment he slid out of view of the security cameras and into the tunnel below. this surveillance video shows the second b

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morningo your "new day." one newspaper calling for donald trump to end his campaign to the white house. the voters sending a different message. this morning, in a washington post/abc news poll trump enjoys a double digit lead over his closest rival. >> the des moines register is an important newspaper and demanding trump quit calling him a feckless blow hard. what does that mean? it's not good for him. let's bring in dana bash traveling with trump in south %-pcarolina. i assume he does not care what the register says. >> reporter: we are going to certainly try to ask him that later this morning. but, you know so far, his argument has been that his sometimes politically incorrect rhetoric has not really mattered when it came to appealing to a key part of the republican base. the question is whether how long it's going to last. in a brutal editorial, iowa's biggest newspaper, des moines register is telling trump to pull the plug calling him a feckless blowhard. his republican competitors agre

>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> it is thursday july 9th the east. the confederate flag is about to come down. lawmakers approving a bill to remove a symbol of the state's racist past. >> the voting coming after 13 hours of debate. the decision marks a stunning reversal for the state three weeks after nine people were killed at that african american church in charleston. nick valencia is live in charleston south carolina with all of the breaking details. tell us what's new at this hour nick. >> reporter: good morning. it is a monumental day here in south carolina. the expectation is that this flag -- that's been up there since 1961. tomorrow the expectation is it will be permanently

>> to be an african-american and to be in this position. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo >> good morning. welcome back to "new day." there are new details about the new york prison break, including the escapees did a dry run the night before they broke out. >> this comes from sweat who investigators are saying is portraying himself as the brains behind the plot. was it his intelligence of the lack of it? what is behind 12 staffers being placed on administrative leave? >> we have jean casarez and sara. we are going to start with jean casarez. >> reporter: chris, there is a lot of information coming out. cnn obtained a photograph of david matt right after he was shot and we want to tell our viewers, it is an extremely graphic photograph. david sweat, of course is alive. he is still in the hospital in albany and talking to authorities. captured convicted killer david sweat claims he was the master mind behind the elaborate prison break 26 days ago. according to district attorney andrew wiley, the former fugitive says he and richard matt nearly escaped the prison the night be

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota and michaela peralta.signed off to remove the confederate flag from the capitol ground. now that bill is on the way to the governor's desk. >> the final vote came after 13 hours and three weeks after the church massacre fueled the efforts to bring down the flag. nick valencia is live in columbia where the flag probably won't be flying much longer. nick? >> reporter: good morning, chris. it is a day in history here in the state of south carolina. just hours ago lawmakers and the house of representatives here in the state voting decisively by a decisive margin to permanent remove the confederate flag from the statehouse with the final vote coming just after 1:00 a.m. >> ladies and gentlemen, if i can get your attention -- >> reporter: more than 12 hours after passionate and oftentimes contentious debate -- >> it is a part of our future it is part of our past. >> and it is my sincere desire that this bill does not pass. >> reporter: members of the south carolina statehouse overwhelmingly approving a bill to r

the gop field is that very few in the media are forcing donald trump to get specific is i saw chris cuomo's trump's spokesperson. he asked him the one question that you should be asking donald trump after he slammed john mccain on v.a. issues -- what would you do to fix the v.a.? and he couldn't answer that. what's going to bring trump down is forcing him to be specific. he's got big blustery statements. i don't know if he has the specifics, the substance to back unhow he would get mexico to pay for a giant wall, for example. >> or how he'd build the best v.a. hospitals anyone has ever seen. m.j., people do wonder, does he have policy positions? is he making any policy plans? is his strategy at this point say what he's going to say and just blast the media? >> one thing i thought was fascinating over the weekend. he created this firestorm over his comments about john mccain. something that didn't actually get a lot of attention were his comments about religion and his relationship with god. he's speaking at this crowd full of conservative voters, presumably people he has a better chance of

chris cuomo was essentially saying that sanctuary cities that is a misnomer they are not really safe ns. we all know it's true. listen to mr. cuomo right here. >> these sanctuaries on the border that allow illegals to stay and if in fact they end up being caught. >> you are talking about sanctuary cities are not sanctuary cities. >> those are cities in dispute with ice that deal with how many people -- >> they are not safe havens the way you are describing. >> they most certainly are. >> they are not. >> it's that policy the suspect admitted that's why he was there, because it was a safe haven for him. >> how did kate steinle die if they don't exist? >> why is he still in our country after being deported? >>> meanwhile, let's talk about presidential politics and a brand-new poll just released by usa today, the man on top is donald trump. jeb bush is number two. then you can see walker cruz carson paul huckabee and christie. >> it's interesting with all a lot of these candidates in a lot of them have soared a little bit and gotten a bump and gotten back to earth. trump has been in thre

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcomeour "new day." chris is on assignment mr. berman is here. the search for two missing florida teens is growing more desperate by the hour. it is day since since the 14-year-old, perry cohen and austin stephanos went missing on a fishing trip. the coast guard says it's only possible to survive up to five days. >> authorities expanding the air and sea search the size of ohio from florida up to south carolina. le's get the latest live from jupiter, florida. what is the latest? >> reporter: good morning, al sin. rescuers have been searching for the two missing teens. so far, the coast guard searched more than 30,000 square nautical miles but still have not found austin stephanos and perry cohen. there were last seen leaving the area friday. their boat was found near cape canaveral on sunday. the search area continued to move north with the coast guard focusing on an area 100 nautical miles from the florida coast and the georgia border. authorities saying the situation for the boys is growin

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning alisyn has the day off. a new poll released in the past hour reveals what's behind the so-called trump bump. >> the poll finds a majority of republican voters are unhappy with the government in washington saying their views are not represented at all. the gop candidate most appealing to that group, by far, is donald trump. he is the face of discontent. athena jones has more breaking down the numbers. what do you see, my friend. >> reporter: good morning, chris. a lot of interesting numbers. trump's rivals have been blasting his tone rhetoric calling it divisive saying trump does not represent the republican party. seems like republican voters disagree. they put him at the top of the pack 18%. you have jeb bush behind them at 5% and walker third at 10%. that shows he is certainly popular and appealing to a segment of republican voters. his popularity does not translate to the broad electorate. he has the highest unfavorable numbers at 59% of anyone we polled. even though he has this br