." >>> hello, you're in the cnn "newsroom." i'm fredricka whitfield. who big stories now. george zimmerman has just turned himself in, the man accused of killing unarmed teenager trayvon martin is back in jail. >>> and a plane with more than 150 on board crashes. that's where we begin in nigeria. a rescue operation is happening right now at the plane crash spite in nigeria. dana air passenger plane carried 153 people crashed into a neighborhood, setting several homes on fire. cnn vlad is live and joins us by phone. what can you tell us about the crash and the vashlties. >> it's pandemonium here. there are hundreds upon hundreds of people here. a rescue operation is under way, as far as we can tell. so far we're fairly close to where the crash happened. i can see orange flames looking at the building. about 100 yards away from where we're standing, and there's tons of people. but also security personnel, the police are out here, members of the military. we're told that a rescue operation is under way. with n a typical rescue scene, you see a lot of lights. you see the area

that does it for me here in the cnn newsroom. thanks for spending your day with us.y good friend don lemon continues cnn newsroom at 5:00 eastern. >>> hello. thanks for joining us. a very important week here. i'm outsidell

you're in the cnn newsroom. want to get you up to speed on the day's news.owering flames sending colorado families fleeing for their lives. just a week after igniting the waldo canyon fire is already colorado's most destructive. thousands of people are holding their breath nervously waiting to see if their home has been spared. >> i'm leaving my house. for probably the last time. oh, my god. there's splomoke in the air so . see if i

that does it for me here in the cnn newsroom. thanks for spending your day with us. my good friend don lemon continues cnn newsroom at 5:00 eastern. >>> hello. thanks for joining us. a very important week here. i'm outside bellevue hospital which is the oldest and one of the largest public hospitals in new york city. you know what i'm here today to try and answer your questions about changes that are coming to your medical care and your insurance. this is something that affects all of us. it has been a monumental week. certainly as a journalist but also a doctor and even after all the bitter fighting over the president's health care law we had to see if the supreme court would give its seal of approval. we now know this week it did. the court upheld the law. you've been sending me questions about what that all means for you. i'll try and answer as many as i possibly can. here is my promise. by the end of this half hour you will understand all of this better than you do now. first i want to take a moment to put everything in perspective. whether you support this decis

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next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> good morning to you. i'm carol costello. in the "newsroom." oh, that is hail pounding parts of texas, causing some to run for cover. this morning's storm victims are surveying the damage. >>> this country's most decorated cyclist could be stripped of all seven of his tour de france victories. lance armstrong facing even more doping allegations. he's already been suspended from an upcoming event. >>> it's a birthday bash for the united states army today. what better way to celebrate than with this? we'll take you live to the pentagon for an up-close look at this cupcake tank. we start with this. he's an iconic rocker who's been in the musical spot light for almost 40 years. ♪ okay. so we're not starting with this. we're teasing this. paul stanley explains kiss' success and what's next for the legendary rock 'n' roll band. he's coming up live in the "newsroom" to answer all of our questions. >>> at one time lance armstrong towered over the cycling world the way babe ruth is adored by baseball fans. today armstrong may be better

we'll send it right to "cnn newsroom" with kate baldwin. >> good morning. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> happening right now in the "cnn newsroom," raging wildfire. colorado becoming a tinder box this morning. new evacuations and new fears as a deadly blaze rages through the mountains. >>> and it's not your father's father's day. discount chains, hotels, even jcpenney bucking the traditional father's day ad and going gay. >> jcpenney needs to go back and focus on selling knit socks and t-shirts. >> this morning, the praise and the criticism of the campaign. >>> the rental as relief. industrial lofts, garden apartments, swanky penthouses all making a comeback. why the rising rents are actually good news. >>> plus this. >> for whatever else i am, a husband, a lawyer, a president, i shall always think of myself first and foremost as a hunter. >> abe lincoln, you know him as honest. maybe not a vampire hunter. or was he? the skinny on the 16th president. "cnn newsroom" begins right now. >>> happy friday morning, everyone. i am kate baldwin in today for

"cnn newsroom" begins right now. >>> good morning to you. happy tuesday. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin this morning in florida. much of that state is underwater, including parts of interstate 10 east of tallahassee. tropical storm debby is clinging to florida's gulf coast, dumping more than a foot of rain on some areas and threatening to wipe out another 12 inches before it moves on. many lifelong floridians are seeing their worst flooding in a generation. george howell is there in the panhandle, south of tallahassee. >> reporter: carol, good morning. i'm standing in about a foot of water right now, just outside this convenience store. and if you pan over here, you can see this is the situation. a lot of water fell very quickly. a lot of rain in a very short amount of time. and this is what people are dealing with. this water at this convenience store, it has been receding very quickly. in fact, when we got here, it was a lot higher. in fact, it got into the store overnight. came up to about right here. when we got here. but it's been dropping

not be as desolate... ...as you thought. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> from the "cnn newsroomsaturday morning." i'm rob mariano in for randi kaye. thanks for joining me. ex-president hosni mubarak is headed for prison for life. >>> voters count down to tuesday's recall election. >>> and in britain it's ready for gala celebration. it's queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee. 60 years on the throne. >>> but first, the man who ruled egypt

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> from the "cnn newsroom" this is "cnn saturday morning." i'm rob mariano in for randi kaye. thanks for joining me. ex-president hosni mubarak is headed for prison for life. >>> voters count down to tuesday's recall election. >>> and in britain it's ready for gala celebration. it's queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee. 60 years on the throne. >>> but first, the man who ruled egypt with an iron fist for 30 years is now in a maximum security prison where he'll spend the rest of his life. earlier today an egyptian court found hosni mubarak guilty of making orders to shoot and kill civilians. the angry mubarak was taken by ambulance to the cairo police academy where the verdict and life sentence was handed down. he was wheeled in on a gurney under heavy guard. six of mubarak's former military men were acquitted. that sparked an uproar inside and outside the courtroom. [ chanting ] . >> furious protesters called it wrong and want to topple the regime. the security is very tight. 5,000 police have been deployed. our senior international correspondent

you're in the "cnn newsroom" when the news unfolds live this saturday. i'm fredricka whitfield. >>> it is 8:00 at night cairo, egypt now and protesters are cramming into ter terreer squar. hosni mubarak, convicted for killing of anti-government protesters last year. the protesters got loud after two of his sons were acquitted on corruption charges. six of his former aides were also acquitted. >>> i want to bring in samir shehadda from georgetown university. good to see you. first off, reaction of what we're seeing unfold in tahrir square as a decision of the court. what does that signal to you? >> clearly, many millions of egyptians are unhappy because they feel the sentencing was light. that this was not just. remember, 846 people were killed during those 18 days. that was the figure produced by the official egyptian committee that invest gated the killings during the revolution. 6,000 were injured. they feel that mr. mubarak is minister of interior and the six other high-ranking individuals were directly responsible for those deaths. remember, those si

you're in the "cnn newsroom." new developments now.in the last hour or so, spain formally asked the european union for help in bailing out its banking system. no set amount was given for the bailout but a report from the international monetary fund said the clunt need at least $o50 billion to get back on its feet. span ish officials are trying to avoid an austerity measure that shook greece and triggered protests across the country. president obama expressed concerns the european crisis could threaten the u.s. economic recovery. >>> now to syria. rebel forces and the syrian military are battling it out in the city of homs today. explosions and gunfire could be heard most of the morning, and there are also reports of increased anti-government activity in the capital of damascus. and dozens have been killed around the country. the opposition also says doctors are being detained to prevent them from treating the wounded. despite the violence, russia says it will never agree a foreign intervention in syria. >>> back in this country, thousa

good for her. >>> next hour of "cnn newsroom" begins right now. w in the newsroom, summer swelter meet and humidity in the east coast. 100 degrees, maryland, virginia, new jersey today. just the beginning. plus this. anger and rage, heckling in the battle ground states. mitt romney this morning saying he doesn't believe in unilateral disarmament. p is staged heckling here to stay? groped at that time gate. the tables are turned. this time it is the tsa's supervisor getting the enhanced patdown. the twist -- the passenger is actually a former tsa agent. "newsroom" begins right now. >>> good morning to you. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining us. right now on capitol hill, an extraordinary showdown is unfolding. attorney general eric holder appears before a house committee and some lawmakers are threatening him with contempt of congress. it allowed went tons reach mexican drug gangs. republicans say they want answers. democrats say it is election year game playing. let's get the latest from capitol hill and congressional correspondent kate bold

i'mfredric i'mfredrickahere in the "cnn newsroom." we begin in cairo, egypt. live pictures from tahrir square at nightfall. watching the crowd go by the hour all day long. demonstrators started gathering this morning right after an egyptian judge sentenced former president hosni mubarak to life in prison for his role in killing hundreds of anti-government protesters last year. let's bring in cnn's ben wedeman who joins us now from the balcony overlooking tahrir square. ben it is getting late there. however, it appears that the darkness isn't in any way disbursing that crowd. what is the objective here? [ no audio ] >> reporter: -- outside of cairo. hosni mubarak and his interior minister did get life sentences but cleared the corruption charges and the interior of ministry got off scot-free, that's krucrux of this and why people are so angry. remember, more than 800 egyptians were killed by government sources during this proet te protest and everybody responsible is getting away without any charges whatsoever. so that's really what is fueling these protests in

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you're in the cnn newsroom. want to get you up to speed on the day's news. towering flames sending colorado families fleeing for their lives. just a week after igniting the waldo canyon fire is already colorado's most destructive. thousands of people are holding their breath nervously waiting to see if their home has been spared. >> i'm leaving my house. for probably the last time. oh, my god. there's splomoke in the air so . see if i can pull through here. this hill was on fire just a second ago. there are flames over here. >> two people are now dead and 350 homes destroyed. we'll go live to colorado in just a moment. >>> millions of people this hour are dealing with the effects of extreme weather. power is out across parts of nine states at last night's wave of storms fueled by the intense heat killed at least 11 people. more on the heat and the storm damage in just one minute here on cnn. egypt welcomed a new era today. inaugurating its first democratically elected president. it's still not clear how much power mohamed morsi will have. today's ceremony wa

this hour in "cnn newsroom", we are focusing on politics and the economy here.harun ravi, he was convicted of spying on his gay roommate is out of jail. he's completed his full 30 day sentence. tyler clementi killed himself by jumping off a new york bridge in 2010 after learning ravi had secretly recorded clementi's private encounters. >>> more than 1700 firefighters are now battling a giant wild fire in colorado. the fire has been burning for more than a week. it has destroyed many people's homes. >>> it is like a punch in the stomach. i mean, i just remember thinking i'm pretty sure it's not going to be there. it's going to be black sticks. we have our lives. >>> you might think that hispanics are the fastest growing immigrant group in the country but you'd be wrong. a new pew studies shows that asians have surpassed them. 31% for hispanics. 10 years ago asians made up 19%

time to get you a check of your top stories in the cnn "newsroom." >>> from the cnn world headquartersta, this is cnn "sunday morning." a wildfire bigger than the entire city of chicago has become the largest one on record in new mexico. more than a quarter of a million acres burned, 1,250 people fighting it, and still only 17% contained. and it's just one of nine states on fire. >>> plus, tuesday's wisconsin recall race has pitted party heavyweights against each other as last-minute money continues to pour in on both

you're in the cnn newsroom. we're going to get you up to speed on today's headlines. former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky is under suicide watch this hour in pennsylvania's center county jail. sandusky will be sentenced in about 90 days. he had no reaction and kept a blank expression after last night's conviction on 45 counts of child sex abuse. a full update on today's developments just minutes away. and this is just in to cnn to the severe weather center. they are tracking a new tropical storm in the gulf of mexico right now and some of the other bands are creating a threat of tornadoes in southwest florida. tropical storm debby is packing winds of up to at least 39 miles per hour. the storm has an uncertain track and could threaten anywhere from texas to florida in the next 48 hours. we'll update you. a bloody wave of violence continues in syria this evening as dozens more people have been killed. at least 75 people were killed in fighting today. opposition forces continue their 15-month long fight against a violent government crackdown. the un

cnn newsroom continues. hello. >> have a great day. >> thank you. >> hello, everyone.ing fires in the west. a blistering heat wave in the east and violent storms across a huge swath of the country. extreme weather is impacting tens of millions of people right now. we, of course, have reporters covering all angles of this story. we begin with those fierce thunderstorms. they ripped across nine states from the midwest to the eastern seaboard. two people were killed in virginia by falling trees. nearly four million homes without power. and that creates a very dangerous situation for those suffering through record-breaking heat. triple digit temperatures are making life absolutely miserable for about 100 million americans this weekend. that's about a third of our population. here's a look at today's predicted highs across the united states. let's go first to cnn's reporter live in atlanta in a cooling center where the heat is expected, nick, to hit 106 degrees. that makes me think back to the record here in atlanta in 2007. let's talk about how dangerous this is and

you're in the "cnn newsroom." i'm fredricka whitfield. >>> the uncertainty over egypt's first democratic election is finally over and a new political era has begun. just a few hours ago, the country announced its new president of the muslim brotherhood party. his rival, the former prime minister for ousted president hose nyeny mubarak came up about 1 million votes short. as the results were announced, this was the reaction of the crowd in tahrir square. they were exuberant. cnn's senior international correspondent ben wedeman is standing over tahrir square on a balcony there. crowds are still pretty sizable even with nightfall? >> reporter: in fact, with nightfall the crowds are only getting bigger. in fact, when the announcement was made, i'd say there is maybe one-third of the square was full. now it's absolutely jam-packed and more and more people are coming and i spent this celebration is going to go on well into the night. now it's cool and breezy, so most people -- if you look at the roads down below, people

you're in the "cnn newsroom." i'm fredricka whitfield. >>> we start with the death of rodney king. police say he was found at the bottom of his california pool early this morning. king's beating by los angeles police back in 1991 was caught on tape and sparked riots a year later after the acquittal of four police officers involved. police are today investigating and say they haven't seen any signs of foul play. much more straight ahead. >>> the first partial results from greece's critical parliamentary elections are in. about 20% of the vote is counted and the country's conservative new democracy party holds a 4.5% lead. the outcome should have a significant outcome on world financial markets. a live look from athens just moments away. >>> another election we're following very closely today is underway right now in egypt. voters headed to the poll for a second day in a presidential runoff. turnout was lower than expected in some areas because of extreme heat. egyptians are choosing between an islamist candidate and the former right-hand man of ousted leader hosni mubarak but there

. >> you can hear more from our legal guys in the next hour of the cnn newsroom. >>> hello again. i'm fredricka whitfield. right now in sanford, florida, the clock is ticking for confessed shooter george zimmerman. he has less than 24 hours to report back to jail. he's been free on bail for weeks after he pleaded not guilty to murdering trayvon martin. martin savidge is in sanford, florida. how is the stakeout going. what skand of timeline are we talking about? >> all right, sorry. we're going to to to work out the audio and get back to martin in sanford, florida. >>> all right, meantime, let's go to egypt now and look at the live pictures coming out of tahrir square in cairo. thousands of demonstrators are gathering as they have been all day as they're protesting the life sentence given to hosni mubarak earlier today for his role in killing hundreds of anti-government protesters last year, adding to the unrest, two of mubarak's sons were convicted of corruption charges. >> and the first day marking the queen's diamond jubilee celebration begins with a bang. a 41-gun salute was fi

time to get you a check of the st top stories from the cnn newsroom. >> you see it right now, high emotionsegypt. the people's revolution gets results and a longtime president behind bars. >> the dow tanks but more than your wallet gets hit. is the economy also ruining your sex life? the answer is yes and you're not alone. >> one of the most veteran journalists and u.n. of the most iconic moments in his life. >> president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. 2:eastern standard time. >> walter

i like to give them back. >> "cnn newsroom" with brooke baldwin. >>> hello.nt obama and mitt romney on the move raising money. the president is making stops in the south today bringing in campaign cash. he arrived in atlanta a short time ago. check this out. he arrived at the varsity at institution in atlanta. folks shout what do you have. about a couple of chili dogs. a couple of onion rings. >> the american people understand that we're not going to make progress by going backwar backwards. we need to go forwards. they understand we don't need to re-fight this battle over health care. it's the right thing to do that we got three million young people who are on their parents health insurance plans that didn't have it before. it's the right thing to do to give seniors discounts on their prescription drugs. it's the right thing to do to give 30 million americans health insurance that didn't have it before. >> that was the president a short time ago. also, mitt romney on the road today as well promoting his energy policy at a virginia business that sells machine

"cnn newsroom" continues with kyra phillips. >>> closing arguments in the jerry sandusky and a small ray of good news for the defense. three more charges are dropped. 48 still in place. we are inside the courtroom. >>> a court in canada back on the case of the porn actor accused of murdering, dismembering and mailing the body parts of a chinese student. at issue today, mental health. also this hour, our dr. sanjay gupta looking at death. doctors who help patients die. families who may be opposed. states where it is not legal or not. we begin this hour with a free speech decision from the highest court in the land. unanimous decision that could make prime time television even less family friendly than it is now. our justice correspondent joe johns joining me now with a pretty -- i guess you could say eye opening details. let's talk about what is at issue here. and how this is a coup for broadcasters. >> that's true. but i caution that we probably shouldn't go too far in calling this a sweeping ruling. this is an -- ball what goes on broadcast tv and how much power the federal communic

much more of the cnn newsroom at the top of the hour with my colleague don lemon. >>> thanks for joining us. we have a lot in store today. gymnast dominique moceanu, the 1996 magnificent seven will stop by to drop an olympic sized bombshell. plus a sister giving her brother and sister-in-law the ultimate gift. a baby. called surrogate sisters. the good, the bad, the ugly. in a few minutes. first we're putting mitt romney and your health care under the microscope. the supreme court will decide this month whether the president's health care law will stay or go. the devil of course is in the details but whatever the decision mitt romney wants the law gone and he is promoting a very different sort of vision. governor romney's top health care policy adviser joins me now from washington. thanks for joining us. >> sanjay, thanks for having me. >> the number one legal issue as you know better than anybody is it constitutional to make people buy health insurance which under the law you would have to do if you don't have a job or through medicaid or something. governor romney supported such a mand

. >>> time to get you a check of the top stories in the cnn newsroom. >>> spain formally requests financialp from the european union. what this means for all of europe and for the u.s. >> violence in homs, syria. rebel forces battle it out with syrian military. we'll take you inside a makeshift hospital where a doctor treats the wounded despite the horrif ic experiencs around him. >> and a california city official is caught on tape abusing his child playing a game of catch in the backyard. we'll see a neighbor try to intervene here.

"cnn newsroom" with carol costello starts right now. good morning. >> hi, soledad. happening right now in the "newsroom," all eyes on wisconsin. what happens there could happen nationwide. the big guns getting called in this morning. bill clinton on his way there right now. the recall election hitting unions and politicians and getting red hot. >>> sex, lies and campaign cash. the one shining star democratic politics now dirty from a fraud trial. he walks free and is now seeking redemption. >> i don't think god is through with me. i really believe he thinks there's still some good things i can do. >> this morning what's next for john edwards. graduation scare. a bear on the loose in bakersfield. this 120-pound bear startling students and stopping the ceremony. plus -- >> we have a champion of the 2012 national spelling bee. >> queen bee. spelling ace. 14-year-old girl from san diego capturing the national title with the word guetapens. what does it mean? i'm not going to tell you right now. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> good morning. happy friday to you. let's ge

you're in the cnn newsroom. we're going to get you up to speed on today's headlines.ssistant football coach jerry sandusky is under suicide watch this hour in pennsylvania's center county jail. sandusky will be sentenced in about 90 days

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time to get to the top news stories right here on "cnn newsroom." >>> from the cnn news headquarters in atlanta this is newsroom. >>> and promises that the jurors will hear from the man, himself. >>> and the world is holding its breath as the world faces collapse. greece may be the next lehman brothers, and if you thought the 20308 meltdown was bad, wait until you see what the elections bring. >>> and while iran is waiting to obliterate israel, evidence that the u.s. sanctions are working. we will have a report live from we will have a report live from teheran. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. happy father's day. it is 8:00 on the east coast and 5:00 a.m. out west. thanks for starting your day with us. first, the eyes of the world are on greece. voters there are picking a new parliament and many fear that the outcome could spell financial turmoil, not just for greece, but the struggling u.s. economy. debt ridden europe and even rising super power china. several parties are battling out in greece, because they say they don't want out of

time to get you a check of your top stories in the cnn "newsroom." >>> from the cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is cnn "sunday morning." a wildfire bigger than the entire city of chicago has become the largest one on record in new mexico. more than a quarter of a million acres burned, 1,250 people fighting it, and still only 17% contained. and it's just one of nine states on fire. >>> plus, tuesday's wisconsin recall race has pitted party heavyweights against each other as last-minute money continues to pour in on both sides. we'll explain why it could be a bellwether for november. >>> and we're hours away for the deadline for george zimmerman to return to jail. he had his bail revoked by a judge and was given until this afternoon to turn himself in. >>> and the diamond jubilee flotilla launches at 9:30 this morning. 1,000 boats, 20,000 people, and a priss harry surprise. we have special team coverage starting at the bottom of the hour. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm rob marciano in for randi kaye. thanks for starting your day with us. let's get going. in florida the clock is

. >>> i'm suzanne malveaux and this hour in "cnn newsroom," we are focusing on politics and immigration and stories at home. in a 5-3 ruling, the justices struck down key parts of the immigration law, but they upheld one key part, and that is whether or not police questions people's immigration status based on reasonable suspicion. joining us to talk about immigration ruling and what it means is our senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin and white house correspondent jessica yellin. jeffrey, please start off by saying what the court accepted and rejected. >> well, the heart of the case is about state power versus federal power. immigration is an area that is traditionally one where the federal government exercises most of the power, but in this case, arizona, as we all now know passed sb-1070 which established certain new requirements to attempt to keep illegal immigration out of arizona. and what the court did was they evaluated four provisions of the law, and they said three of them were unconstitutional, because they conflicted with federal law, but the one they upheld, the one they all

time to get you a check of your top stories in the cnn "newsroom." >>> from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is cnn "sunday morning." >>> multiple people shot near auburn university. reports say the victims were football players at a pool party. we'll have a report on what happened. >>> the eurozone's fourth largest economy asks for a bailout. spain teetering on the brink of bankruptcy gets a huge rescue fund, but it's a drop in the bucket for a country facing junk bo bond status and an unemployment rate near 25%. >>> and later the pacquiao bradley fight may be over but the controversy has just begun. >>> also her close encounter with death changed her life. i'll talk with an orthopedic surgeon about how a tragic accident gave her a spiritual gift. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. we start with a developing story out of auburn, alabama. a shooting at an off-campus apartment complex, we're hearing reports of multiple victims. the police have the whole area blocked off, about they're not releasing any details on the possible victims or the suspects. now, earlier i talk

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. >>> welcome back to the cnn newsroom and our special cover rooj of some dramatic decisions by the unitedeme court today. first and foremost--the court struck down key and controversial parts of that immigration law, sb 1070. the obama administration argued against the sweeping state provisions. on the one, show me your papers requirement, they left that in place, and janet, the governor of arz as jan brewer says this, today's decision by the supreme court is a victory for the rule of law. how do you see it? >> i think there's no question that for us, we see the ruling, even though it wasa narrow, it' still a big problem. not just latinos and immigrants in this country, but for everyone, for every american. and i do think that striking down the other provisions, is a victory that we can claim, but it is hugely problematic. a real threat, i think to the civil rights of anyone to have any part of section 2b, the show me your papers provision in place, allowing state and local law enforcement officials to basically determine the immigration status of anyone they stop is a huge problem and it

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to "cnn newsroom," i'm suzanne malveaux. today we are live from aspen, colorado, and beautiful setting talking about the world's most pressing problems. this is the eighth annual aspen ideas festival and leaders and thinking from the united states and the world meet to discuss ideas from policy, politics, science, art, values, culture, and everything. they have a chance to listen, learn and debate. first at the start of the hour, a huge stock market rally. a deal to help struggling banks in europe was welcomed on wall street. european countries agreed to aid the banks without adding to the country's debt. and the nasdaq is higher and the dow up more than 200 points. >>> deadly shooting during a safety briefing in fort bragg in north carolina. one soldier killed and one of the soldiers shot another and then turned a gun on himself. they are part of the 25th battlefield brigade. police say the man is in custody, and we will have a live report from the pentagon. >>> right now president obama is on the way to disaster zone, colo

"cnn newsroom" continues after a short break. >>> hello, everyone. don lemon here.ast. 8:00ous west. let's get started. >>> even on wall street iffing million to lose several billion in the space of several weeks you'll have to answer questions and not just any questions. right now the senate banking committee is grilling jamie dimon, ceo of jpmorgan chase, over trades he's admitted were sloppy and stupid. ironically, from the chase department in charge of mitigated risk. my colleague, christine romans watching this hearing from her post in new york. the department that's supposed to mitigate risks made these risky trades and now he is having to answer questions. it's obvious why congress wants

. >>> the next hour of cnn "newsroom" starts right now. and good morning to you.ol costello. deadly rescue on mt. raineer. three climbers trapped at the top make it down safely but one of the rescuers falls almost 4,000 feet to his death. >>> health care price tag. all eyes on the supreme court as it gets ready to rule on president obama's landmark health care plan. we're taking a look at how wall street is tied to the case and which could be the biggest winners and losers. >>> face it, embrace it, conquer it. that is the motto of this inspirational and record-setting swimmer getting ready to compete in the paraolympic games. we're going to talk to her about her remarkable success. >>> we start this morning in pennsylvania. jurors are meeting behind closed doors to decide the fate of jerry sandusky who arrived at the courthouse a few minutes ago. the jury deliberated late into the night and ended their discussion less than 12 hours ago. they are now reviewing testimony from two witnesses who appeared on the stand. national correspondent susan candiotti is outside

you're going to hear from them, too, right here in the cnn "newsroom." let's begin this hour with the upside of the downgrade. yes, you heard it. new york markets aren't crying over it too badly in the world's bank and they are suffering. the dow is up after one blistering day when the dow dropped about 250 points. overseas it's a bit of a different story, though. big selloffs in europe, selloffs in asia. down, down, down. look at all of those arrows. here's the reason why. after the "closing bell" yesterday, the credit rating agency called moody's decided that 15 of the top banks, banks that decide whether you or i are good risks for loans, they may not be good risks themselves. in lowering their ratings, mod dee's cited this, significant exposure to the volatility and the risk of outside losses inherent to market activities. pretty clear, isn't it? alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange to make it even clearer. here's the question right off the bat. i get up real early in the morning. we were predicting that things might not go so well this mor

"cnn newsroom" carol cause stelste carol costello joining us now. >> the panhandle weary and water logged, almost 2 feet of rain. the local sheriff calling it a worst-case scenario. >> he for gto his daughter. the uk prime minister admits he left his daughter in a pub and it wasn't till he and his wife got home they realized their 8-year-old was not with them. >>> a stunning blow. boxing superstar manny pacquiao loose to timothy bradley but no one of the three judges seems to know why. >> i have never been ashamed much to be associated with the sport of boxing as i am tonight. these people don't know how to score. >> sports fans screaming for justice. is there any truth to accusations of game tampering? >>> and gaffes aplenty. obama, ramny, we're asking this morning what tees the shelf life of a gaffe? newsroom begins right now. good morning to you. i'm carol costello. good morning. a key member of possible's economic team is facing felony hit and run-charges this morning, and the details make this story even more odd. witnesses say commerce secretary john bryson hit a parked car, struck