and let me start, obviously, this is cnn. so you're on cnn. i work for cnn.at cnn, the program that we're talking about come from the cnn films division. not the news arm that i'm an employee of and obviously at nbc, i know it is a similar idea. what's your specific problem with the films? >> well, you know, i just think that groups like nbc and cnn that are in the business of news ought to take into consideration the fact that if you want to actually moderate and produce a debate that chooses a nominee for president on the republican side of the aisle, that it would be reasonable to have the chairman of the party say hang on a second. you ought not be doing feature films or documentaries and mini series about what we know to be a very likely candidate that is running on the democratic side of the aisle. look, cnn and nbc can do what they want to do. that's their right. but it is also my right, erin, as chairman of the party to say if you go forward with this, then i'm going to choose not to include you in the debate process and the moderating of our primary

aluno, drew griffin with cnn.rge has run a taxpayer funded drug rehab business in southern california for the past six years, which is surprising because for the last 11 years he's been on a list of people banned from billing medicaid. convicted of student loan fraud, george should never have been allowed to even open this clinic called gb medical. i'm asking you a few questions. you seem to be the center of fraud allegations. >> no. >> have you been faking signatures onto sheets of paper and billing the state for the money? guess what else? he is facing felony criminal charges for ripping off the state. allegedly getting paid by taxpayers to rehab drug abusers who weren't even there. excuse me, sir, how can you bill the state for clients that don't exist? just one second, sir. we never saw him again. his drug rehab business here in southern california has been part of the largest medicaid program in the nation paid for with federal and state dollars. a one-year investigation by cnn and the center for investigativ

why is cnn doing that?econdly -- >> they have a film -- cnn films. >> but if they're going to put it on their network, i mean, that gets a little iffy. >> i read it's to be released in theaters. >> really? it is kind of like princess di. you put her on the cover, people go see it. >> they've also chosen charles ferguson to do the documentary and he did "inside job" which won an academy award. his documentary on the financial crisis. he did another very interesting movie on iraq. he is not somebody who's going to bend over backward to be kind to his subject. so i think they've chosen well. >> i was going to say, we're going to have to look at the final cut. if they're going to be very accurate about the scandals and the fact that hillary clinton looked the other way while her husband was having multiple affairs across the entire existence of their marriage and yet claim to be a feminist, then i think we can talk about the accuracy of this. you don't get to allow her to grandstand without talking about all of

and cnn knocks down the doors. >> reporter: grew grdrew griffi cnn.ess if i could. >> i really don't have time right now. >> reporter: you can explain how can a guy with a record like you be operating a drug rehab clinic? so then the little tiny chipmunks go all the way up... ♪ [ female announcer ] when your swapportunity comes, take it. ♪ what? what? what? [ female announcer ] yoplait. it is so good. [ beeping ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned... mercedes-benz for the next new owner. ♪ hurry in to your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for 1.99% financing during our certified pre-owned sales event through september 3rd. >>> i'm brooke baldwin. for the next 30 minutes you will see a special cnn investigation into a state sponsored taxpayer funded rehab program in california. it gives an eye opening look at fraud and abuse. the program looks like a noble cause on paper. it's a privately run rehab clinic. they get medi

why is cnn doing this? >> jon: they have cnn films. >> but are they goin it on their network.ts iffy. >> jon: i read it's to be released in theaters. >> really? that is princess di and put hillary on the cover and people go see it. >> they also chose charles ferguson and he did inside job which won an academy award on financial crisis. he did an interesting movie on iraq. he is not somebody that is going to bend over backwards to be kind to his subjects. >> question is, final cut. >> we'll have to look at the final cut. if they are going to be very accurate about the scandals and hillary clinton looked the other way while her husband was having multiple affairs across the entire existence of their marriage and yet claimed to be a feminist, then we can talk about the accuracy of this. you don't get to allow her to grandstand to talk about all the problems i think they have. >> risk, you don't know this is going to happen. this is going to be documentary. >> it better be in there if we want an accurate portrayal. >> jon: is it accurate or gauzey.... >> the fellow that is doing t

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cnn learned that 22 u.s. embassies and consulates in the middle east and northern africa will be closed through august 10th. concerns arising that al qaeda might be on the verge of launching a major attack. one intercepted message triggered the security concerns. right now, those embassies and consulates are on lockdown and several more will be shut starting tomorrow. the threat sparked a worldwide travel alert for americans. bring in emily schmidt in washington. emily, how's president obama tracking these developments? >> president obama spent a lot of the weekend at the camp david. it is his birthday this weekend and celebrating and the white house is clear he's been briefed on what's been happening and the national security team has been meeting, as well. now we are seeing some developments as we say what happens after today? new word of the state department of will happen. 19 posts are now going to be closed through next saturday, august 10th. when you look at the map it includes a few new addition alloca

you are in the "cnn newsroom" o. i'm anna corenn sitting in for don lemon. it will be an anxious night in washington. the state department won't know until it tomorrow whether a threat from al qaeda was a real plot for a phantom. in either case, the danger was real enough for nearly two dozen embassies and consulates to close up shop. and obviously this isn't the first time that washington has seen threats like this, but one high ranking lawmaker, representative peter king, says he's never quite seen one like this. >> well, the numbers are so biggie can't go into them other than the fact that it definitely is planned a very enormous attack, a catastrophic type of attack. that's probably the best way to describe it. and i can't really go any further than that. >> let's now hear more from cnn's emily schmidt in washington. >> reporter: anna, one of the most unusual aspects of the u.s. deciding to close so many embassies and consulates was that it came with a specific date attached, sunday. now that action is closely watched to see if there will be a terrorist

cnn films, a division of cnn worldwide commissioned a documentary about hillary clinton earlier this year. it is expected to premiere in 2014 with a theatrical run prior to airing on cnn. the cnn broadcast date has not been determined. it will be a nonfictional look at the life of a former first lady and secretary of state. the project is in the very early stages of development, months from completion with the most of the reporting and interviewing still to be done. therefore, speculation about final program is just that. we encouraged all interested parties to wait until the program premieres before judgments are made about it. unfortunately the rnc was not willing to do that. the script has not been written nor has it been ordered to production. nbc news said "nbc news is completely independent of nbc entertainment and has no involvement in this project. certainly some republicans know they have bigger problems on their hand than programs about hillary clinton as they head into the white house. the party may be worse off than it was before the last presidential election. that's wha

you're in the cnn "newsroom." new this morning, the sun is up in idaho where authorities hope this will be the day they track down james dimaggio. >> he escaped into the massive frank church river of no return wilderness area with 16-year-old hannah anderson. as for her brother, authorities say remains found in the rubble of a fire where 8-year-old ethan anderson was found, well, those are his. the search for hanna is now focused on the idaho wilderness where the last people to say they saw the two say there was nothing that seemed wrong. >> there was nothing immediately alarming about this pair. the horseback rider said they did appear to have gear with them. they had camping equipment it seemed to him. i think he described the interaction as odd but nothing alarming. >> cnn's miguel marquez is in idaho. how confident are authorities there they will be able to find the pair? >> reporter: well, we will find out more. there's a press conference in a couple hours here that we expect to find out exactly how they're g

so let me bring in cnn's pentagon correspondent chris lawrence in washington and cnn's frederi frederick pleitgen. when can we expect to see the inspectors at the suspected chemical attack site? >> reporter: the u.n. is saying they'll head to the site tomorrow. they didn't tell us what time tomorrow to head out there but they said that was a time frame they have because today it was agreed to have unrestricted access to the places where the alleged chemical weapons attacks happened. the syrian government gets them free passage up to the border of what the territory it controls. after that, they have to negotiate with the rebels on the ground to be able to get in there and to have security on the ground. those negotiations are apparently are taking place as we speak right now. and very important, don, the government has also agreed to cease all hostilities as long as the weapons inspectors are on the ground doing their work. i want to give you some of what the deputy foreign minister told me today in his first interview with western media since the allegations were raised. let's listen in

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both men pleading their case to cnn. you'll hear it. >>> and since when is it a crime to feed the homeless? in a city park? since right now. one church group in north carolina is fighting back. >>> hello, everyone. welcome to the "legal view." i'm ashleigh banfield. monday, august 26th. let's get started and get straight to the big headlines. in syria, the united nations says sniper fire hit one of its vehicles carrying u.n. weapons inspectors who were just trying to check for evidence of an alleged chemical weapons attack. there were no injuries, luckily, and no word on who was pulling the trigger in that sniper attack. activists say the inspectors later reached the alleged attack site and had been checking for evidence with doctors there. a white house official this morning saying president obama has made no decision yesterday on taking any military action in syria. in an exclusive interview on cnn's "early start," mr. obama hinted that time to act may be near. >> when you start seeing chemical weapons used on a large

on cnn, cnn is talking about an actual document troy cnn films to be shown in theatres nationwide aboutme timeframe. now, you would understand why they would be very interested in hillary clinton because she's a phenomenal person, phenomenally successful. a very interesting life. she's certainly come a long way and done a lot of different things and excelled at everything she has taken up. but the production and the distribution and the timing of these documentaries has created an interesting flap and put some interesting bedfellows together on the same side. it started when the republican national committee chairman, reince priebus, told nbc and cnn if you go forward with this, we don't think you should. we think you ought to change your plans, but if you go forward with this, you're going to have a price to pay and the price is we're not going to allow any republican debates in 2016 or 2015 even in the primaries. we're not going to allow any republican debates on your channel which will cost cnn and nbc both and msnbc a lot of money and a lot of ratings. in other words, they're saying

cnn's martin savidge is in clermont with more. good morning, martin. >> reporter: good morning, carol. you really ought to be here, it's only when you're right up near the building when you realize how remarkable, even miraculous that this wasn't a tragedy. it's certainly a disaster, don't get me wrong, but not a tragedy, because everybody inside of that condominium complex were able to get out in time. when you look at the devastation behind us, that's building 104, it was 10:30, 11:00 sunday night when they began to hear a popping and cracking noise and the windows began blowing out in sequence, then you mention the security guard. what an amazing story he is, because he'd been two months on the job, only five minutes working that night, when he has someone running up to him saying there's a problem inside. when he went inside that building, he didn't know really what was going on, but he went door-to-door to get everybody out. take a listen. >> one lady had a child they couldn't get out of the room. they had to bust the window

sanjay gupta is live with the latest. >>> cnn exclusive. kidnapped hannah anderson and killed her family is speaking out saying her brother is innocent and hannah is to blame. but, is there any proof? >>> your "new day" continue s right now. >>> what you need to know -- >> 50 years ago, there was so much fear. the fear is gone. our country is better and we are better people. >>> what you just have to see. >> just been a great life, if i could do it over again, i would do it. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> welcome back to "new day, everyo everyone. 8:00 in the east. the whole world is watching as the u.s. prepares a potential strike against syria over a suspected chemical weapons attack. the situation becoming more volatile by the minute as iran warns the disaster if america intervenes. what will president obama do and when? we're covering this story like only cnn can with the only western correspondent in syria, we'll get into it. >>> also this morning, a dangerous wildfire continues to rage ou

it says, he just texted this to a cnn, someone here at cnn. it says "i am nervous, excited, saddened for my wife and son and worried what my daughter has been through. it's now healing time. keep us in your prayers." keep us in your prayers. that is from brett anderson, the father of hannah anderson. the information is just coming in now. i want to get now to marissa chavez, a friend of hannah anderson. marissa, you have been speaking as well about your friend. how are you taking this news? >> very happy about it. excited. >> yeah. what do you plan to say to her? because i know you're going to talk to her and probably very soon. >> just make sure she's okay and tell her that she got a lot of support and she still does and everyone's still going to be here for her. >> yeah. maris marissa, you mentioned something about the suspect here who is now dead. you said that you overheard, or she overheard him saying that he had a crush on her? >> yes. i was in the car with him. yeah. >> what did you hear? >> that he told her that he had a crush on her,

it's not my job to defend cnn on cnn but in this case. >> we'll take it. >> the guy that was hired byo do the hillary clinton documentary is a guy names charles ferguson who won the oscar for a movie called inside job that is a truly demolition job on the financial establishment that led to the bubble and the crash. >> right. >> many clinton administration people are implicated in that film indialectally at least and he's a tough guy and it's hard to imagine he's going to do a valentine to hillary clinton. at least know who won an oscar and look at google. it's stupid. >> is there anything wrong in networks running documentaries or drama series on big political figures of the time? >> no, they do it all the time. you know, it's just silly this nbc mini series, anyone really think that people who have an opinion about hillary clinton, whatever it is, pro or con, threatening to boycott cnn and nbc for debates, how does that hurt cnn and nbc? these are not rating -- >> [ laughter ] >> quite pleased about that. >> also the republican party presumably on fox where every -- all their candid

you work for cnn and you're also a republican.t, we're going to renew your contract no matter what. what's your take on this? do republicans have legitimate reason to be upset that cnn -- it's not the news division, it's the documentary division but they've ordered a film about hillary clinton. >> when the announcement came out, i lifted an eyebrow. it's not something that i like. i think there is concern by republicans that the media will be as enamored with hillary clinton as they were with obama when he was a candidate and that there will be puff pieces on hillary clinton that will help her. we have seen people like chris matthews get chills up his legs when he sees obama. >> i think it was thrills. >> thrills up his leg when he sees obama. we saw a number debates, we had over 20 debates that were frankly cringe inducing and in many republicans' minds, including my own, very hurtful for the party. i think it's it's important for the rnc to get control of this debate process so we're not having one every week and they end up bei

cnn's nick valencia is live for us in the cnn center. good morning, nick. >> good morning, chris.z was an award winning artist and sculptor. his parents moved their family from the united states -- from colombia to the united states to get away from violence but today they're mourning the loss of their teenaged son who died after a run-in with the miami beach police. >> seen my friend laid down on the floor and they were high fiving each other and laughing. >> reporter: outrage and concern from witnesses after an 18-year-old south florida graffiti artist died after police used a taser on him, caught spray painting graffiti on an abandoned building, israel hernandez led cops on a foot change. he was cornered by police. they say in order to arrest him he was tased. in a statement from the miami beach police hernandez "displayed signs of medical duress after the tasing." he was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital about an hour later. his family thinks the police handled it all wrong. they immigrated from the united states to colombia to get away from the violence and now hernandez's

cnn's dr. sanjay gupta cuts through the smoke on america's green rush and journeys around the world to uncover the highs and the lows of weed tonight on cnn at 8:00 eastern time and pacific. >>> the list of accusers against the san diego mayor continues to grow. a 16th woman has now come forward to say she was sexually harassed by bob filner. the mayor himself is nowhere to be found. and he has left a behavior therapy program, and so far we haven't even been able to see him or get him on the phone to get his comment. but we do know the identity of the latest woman who says mayor bob filner would not let her work in peace. we have her story. >> reporter: walking slowly, assisted by a cane, 67-year-old great grandmother peggy shannon says may nor bob filner repeatedly harassed her for months on the job stopping by her desk at the senior citizens service center. she alleges he once grabbed and kissed her on the lips and even told her, think i can go eight hours in one night? >> mayor filner, i am

you're live in the "cnn newsroom." >> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning, thanks so much for being with me. i'm carol costello. we begin with breaking news and a menacing and ominous warning. glen greenwald, the reporter that revealed washington's secret surveillance program says harass and detain my loved one? get ready for an avalanche of secrets to be released. we learned from a legal action from greenwald's partner, who was taken into british custody over the weekend after greenwald's controversial reporting on the nsa leak story. miranda's lawyer say they twisted an anti-terror law and transformed all over his rights. it's a punch hours after greenwald issued this threat. >> translator: i'll be far more aggressive in my reporting for now. i'm going to publish many more documents. i'm going to publish things on england, too. i have many documents on england's spy system. >> and a looming question is, what role did the united states play in miranda's attention at heathrow's airport and the confiscation of his private belongings? cnn's jessica yellin pressed the white house

let's get to a cnn exclusive. >>> it was three years ago this month that cnn enter deuced you to sarahnt, little scarah is breathing on hr own. >> here's a statement from her mother. after 2 1/2 years on oxygen sarah is officially off oxygen. she is outside enjoying the sunshine today. >> this is the first interview since sarah's transplant, jason, does she understand? she's such a little girl, does she understand what a big deal her case has been? >> she really does, brianna, she has a deep understanding of everything that's happened to her. and in this first interview since having not one but two lung transplants, she talks about all she has had to endure. you know, so many people have said have you're a tough, tough little girl. do you feel like you're a tough little girl? >> yes. >> reporter: you do? >> very. >> reporter: can you tell me why? >> because every time i face things that i thought were going to be hard, and then i've done them. >> sarah is due to be released as early as this tuesday and not only did i speak with sarah, but i also spoke with her mother, janet and her fat

breaking news into us here at cnn.ho went on a deadly shooting spree in denver, colorado. police say the suspect, who is currently undergoing surgery, killed one woman, shot another woman in the leg before police could ultimately take him down. but the story here, this is still developing. right now looking at these pictures here, talking about possible explosives. the bomb squad is on the scene. because the suspect had apparently armed himself with propane tanks, gun powder, a hand grenade. there's a propane tank there. police think there could be more explosives at the scene. no motive is known as of yet. we'll stay on that for you out of denver. >>> meantime the governor of new jersey, chris christie, known for his outspokenness, is so far noticeably quiet on a bill that one family says really means life or death for this 2-year-old little girl. this is vivian wilson. and she suffers from a form of ilepsy that responds well to pot. and only to pot. this is according to her family. so governor christie says today is

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he was the white house correspondent for cnn.re-election of bill clinton as president of the united states. because most americans blamed the republicans, newt gingrich and the republicans for that government shutdown. they hated it. >> but nobody looks at the policies that came out of it, right? you could not have had welfare reform. >> we're talking about politics, the political fallout for the gop was a disaster. >> in march of 2011 paul ryan said about the government shutdown. he said we need to stop talking about 0 politics and start talking about what's right for the country. >> the notion that this is just, you're living in a dream world, we just heard from anna. what say you? >> i think all of these republicans go out and say we'll do whatever it takes to defund and stop obama care. it's kind of like the old meetloaf song "i'll do anything, but i won't do that." they're not willing to do what it takes to stop obama care and we're running out of time. >> anna, you have the last word. >> i don't know what to say about that.

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