>>> in the meantime, i'm don lemon. the top stories, 30 minutes away. >>> but, first, dr. sanjay gupta. >> welcome to "sg md." today why most schools don't teach the way that our brains are, in fact, wired to learn. and how some schools are now trying a different approach. >>> also a diet that's almost all fruit. doesn't sound like it would be healthy, but i checked it out. and i was surprised by what i found. >>> but, first, over the past two decades a tick, not much bigger than the period at the end of a sentence, has been spreading an outsize fear throughout the northeast united states. it spreads lime disease, it also spreads controversy and this week the cdc reported a number of cases ten times higher than it had before, about 300,000 a year. now, for most people antibiotics will be a cure. but for the rest, this is about 1 in 5, the symptoms can linger for months, or even years. >> so, i started out in the morning first taking my

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. >>> time now to get you back into the "cnn newsroom" with don lemon. >>> hello, everyone, don lemon here, it's the top of the hour, you're in the "cnn newsroom," thanks for joining us. >>> we'll begin with this in california, where a monster wildfire is creeping further into the iconic yosemite national park, the rim fire has more than doubled in size in the last day swallowing up everything in its path. it's burned 126,000 acres and is just 5% contained. the impact of the fire is spreading far beyond the park itself. governor jerry brown has issued a state of emergency for san francisco, which is 150 miles away. but the fast-moving flames are threatening water and electrical lines that feed into the city, forcing some to be shut down. we're going to get right to cnn's nick valencia outside yosemite national park. so, nick, you just returned from a tour of the fire lines. we spoke to you very briefly just about 30 minutes ago -- just about an hour ago, i should say. what are the crews doing to slow this fire down? >> reporter: well, they're working against a lot of odds at this hour

i'm don lemon. we have bizarre new details of the alleged kidnapping of 16 hannah anderson, the couple who spotted hannah and her suspected captor in idaho say the teen was wearing pajamas and she and dimaggio were camping with a cat. >> these people did not want to talk to us whatsoever. and i said to the girl soaking her feet, i said what are you doing with your feet in the water, i said don't you know there's fish in there, kind of joking. and as we turned to ride away, she didn't make any comment until we started riding away and she says it looks like we're all in trouble now. all of their gear looked like it was brand new. that was another little flag that wasn't -- just wasn't normal or natural. >> hannah anderson expected to rejoin her father, brett, today for the first time since a once-trusted family friend shattered their lives. hannah was rescued from the idaho wilderness yesterday after the fbi shot and killed her alleged kidnapper james dimaggio and also suspected of 34urding hannah's m

i'm don lemon.ecial documentary "we were there, the march on washington, an oral history" tonight at 8:00 eastern, just an hour away. >>> for korean americans, according to the stereotype, anyway, it used to be that you grew up to be a doctor, a lawyer, an engineer. there were a specific set of rules and expectations. are you asking me tore in a porno? >> thanks to some remarkably bad koreans, things are starting to change. >> i went to one years of law school and walked out. >> so you're a bad korean.

i'm don lemon, you're in "cnn newsroom." >>> we'll begin in idaho where a massive manhunt continues tofy today. federal and local authorities are looking for james dimaggio who is suspected of killing christina and ethan anderson on san diego on

cnn's don lemon is in washington covering it all. ng, don. >> reporter: good morning, carol. it got really loud a few seconds ago because shirley caesar is practicing. this is really evolving here at the national mall on washington. we weren't sure how many dignitaries and singers were going to show up. we heard leann rimes a while ago. there will be speakers, including oprah winfrey and the president of the united states and caroline kennedy and john lewis, the only living speaker from 50 years ago. he's going to speak as well today. it's going to be a great day. a little bit of rain but we're all ready for it. a little bit of rain never hurt anybody. >> that is true. sounds exciting. thanks so much, don. we'll get back to you. we'll be right back. ♪ . >>> checking our top stories at 14 minutes past the hour, a soggy start to the first-classes at michigan state university. two to three inches of rain fell in an hour and a half. many roads are closed in east lansing. police are warning drivers to be extra careful. >>> mosquitos in flo

i'm don lemon in new york. at this hour, we have breaking news in to cnn. there has been a major development in the multistate amber alert case of missing teenager hannah anderson. and her alleged abductor, james dimaggio. we have just been told by investigators that james dimaggio is dead. 16-year-old hannah is safe and with police officers. her father is being transported to meet with her. this happened in western idaho where dimaggio's car was found yesterday. the teenager was last seen a week ago at her cheerleading practice in san diego county, california. cnn is on top of this story. we have reporters in the region as well as a former fbi profiler who can speak exactly to how this man was found. how hannah, why happnnah is ali and how he was taken down. according to investigators, a campsite was spotted from the air at a campsite, or at a park in the wilderness, in idaho. ground units were sent in, and then an fbi tactical agent took down james dimaggio. this is at the north end of moorhead lake in idaho.

don lemon here in new york. breaking news here on cnn.tory we have been following carefully for you all week. a california teenager missing since last weekend, and believed to have been kidnapped is alive and well. the man who police believe kidnapped her, and also believed responsible for the death of hannah's mother and brother, that man is dead. shot dead by an fbi agent in western idaho. this ends a frantic week-long manhunt involving hundreds of police officers and federal agents. the good news in all of this is 16-year-old hannah anderson is alive. we're awaiting a press conference. the box that you see there on your screen, the small box, now it is taken full, we've taken it full. a press conferences expected to start now at any moment. we'll carry it for you live. we're back in a moment. [ male announcer ] how do you get your bounce? bounce is great because the freshness lasts for weeks in the drawer. why can't everything stay fresh that long? [ male announcer ] how do you get your bounce? [ man ] lasting freshness. >>> we're foll

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look, this cnn anchor don lemon has lashed out at jonah hill, the actor. oth of them have been on our show but it all got hashed out on twier. it's so ridiculous. don is accusing jonah of being rude to him outside of a hotel bathroom. okay. here's how the fight went down. and do i have a side. okay. so don lemon tweeted, said hi to jonah hill in the hotel, i think he thought i was a bell hop. didn't know his name until bell hop told me. a lesson to always be kind. okay. then jonah tweets back, i said hi. what do you want me to do, move in with you? i was in a hurry. i didn't realize you were a 12-year-old girl. geez. and don tweets back. hardly, you're not my type. how you doin'? hardly, you're not my type but i know rude and you were. then jonah doesn't leave it alone and he tweets back. i walked out of the rest room and found you waiting for me. said hi and was on my way. sorry if you found that rude and don doesn't let it go. he says, the bell hop and i laughed at how self-important you were. just being honest. be nice. stardom is fleeting. don, didn't

. >>> top of the hour, i'm don lemon. thank you for joining us. we'll begin with the news reported first here on cnn. syria agreeing to allow u.n. inspectors full access to the site of a suspected chemical weapons attack. 1300 people died in last week's attack, many women and children. the syrian government continues to deny its forces used chemical weapons. >>> russia's ministry of foreign affairs warning against jumping to conclusions on chemical weapons before the u.n. investigation is complete. our pentagon correspondent is chris lawrence in washington with new information just into cnn about evidence being collected from the alleged chemical attack. chris? >> the message from the u.s. and its allies seems to be too little, too late. both a senior obama administration official and the british foreign secretary william haig saying that even if the u.n. inspectors get on the ground there, whatever evidence they find is likely to have been corrupted. they say that site has been continuously shelled by the syrian regime over the past several days,

sitting in for don lemon. >>> 22 embassies are just hours away from closing their doors amid fears of a terror attack. >> there's very little doubt, if any, that something serious is being planned. it's a potential series of attacks. could be almost anyplace. >> we are taking it seriously, which i think you'd expect us to do. yeah, there is a significant threat stream and we're reacting to it. >> the embassies will be closed, and there's a travel alert for americans traveling abroad. there's some understanding of the seriousness of the threat. >> well, let's delve in these embassy closures a bit deeper. tom fuentes joins us. he's our law enforcement analyst and former assistant director of the fbi. tom, 22 embassies and consulates will be closed as of tomorrow. the u.s. government is announcing that. why not close them immediately? >> well, i think the reason was because the threats that they intercepted were pretty date specific as to the end of ramadan, which is tomorrow, sunday. so i think that's why they didn't close them sooner, and actually in those countries the embassies would

i'm don lemon. we're continuing our special coverage of the syria crisis. you're watching cnn live. you saw the president today. president obama transforming syria's civil war transforming it into a tdomestic issue and putting his own credibility on the line. he will seek congressional authorization. >> that's why i've made a second decision. i will seek authorization for the use of force from the american people's representatives in congress. for the last several days we've heard from members of congress who want their voices to be heard. i absolutely agree. >> the president's decision has opened a whole new conversation here in the u.s. over what to do about syria's civil war. support and opposition for the president's call to action crosses all political lines. members of both parties have lined up in support but vocal opposition is strong. >> i'm troubled by the justi justifications the obama administration has put forth so far. much of their discussion has concerned what they describe as international norms and they have suggested that the u.s. military should be employed to vi

i'm don lemon. you are in the cnn "newsroom." thank you for joining us.e on cnn about syria. syria is agreeing to allow u.n.

brian beutler, charles blow, don lemon, thank you so much for joining us. >> it's a pleasure, eric. >>> coming up next, grading al jazeera america's first week on the air. should other cable news networks be worried about the new kid on the block? ingeniously uses radar to alert you to possible collision threats. and in certain situations it can apply the brakes. introducing the all-new 2014 chevrolet impala with available crash imminent braking. always looking forward. while watching your back. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. and recently the 2013 chevrolet impala received the j.d. power award for highest ranked large car in initial quality. >>> less than a week after it replaced the current tv channel, al jazeera america may not have attracted a longer audience, but it's generated a lot of attention. critics have called its fact first attitude slow and plodding while boosters say it's calm and comprehensive. it may be too soon to judge, but that won't stop us here. joining me to discuss cable news latest player, here in washington, david zurawik, tv critic for "the balt

i'm don lemon. good night. >>> what's your emergency?'m the banking center manager. we have a lady who is in our bank right now. who says that her husband and

i'm don lemon. you are in the cnn "newsroom." thank you for joining us. news reported first here on cnn about syria. syria is agreeing to allow u.n. inspectors to the full site suspected of a chemical attack. many people that died were women and children. the syrian government continues to deny its forces used chemical weapons and yet another sign the u.s. is moving closer to involvement in syria, two key members of congressional foreign affairs committees from both sides of the aisle say they expect the united states to strike syria following the reports of chemical weapons attacks. the pentagon has already sent four warships with cruise missiles to the region. meanwhile, rush why's ministry of foreign affairs is warning against jumping to conclusions on chemical weapons before the u.n. investigation is complete. 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 th

i'm don lemon, you're in "cnn newsroom." >>> we'll begin in idaho where a massive manhunt continues to intensify today. federal and local authorities are looking for james dimaggio who is suspected of killing christina and ethan anderson on san diego on sunday and kidnapping 16-year-old hannah anderson. the search for the pair is now focused on the rugged mountain area in central idaho where the suspect's car was discovered on friday. cnn's paul ver cacammen has bee following the latest on the story and is in san diego where the search began. just last hour investigators in cascade, idaho, held a news conference. what new information are we hearing? >> reporter: well, don, we heard from those people at the news conference and from detectives here in san diego, the level, with which they are approaching this is just massive. 150 agents, as you said, federal, so we're talking about fbi, the u.s. marshals, customs and others, detectives, all going into that vast wilderness. and they are fully armed. that's because there's been a suspicion all along that dimaggio, the suspect, might be arm

i'm pamela brown filling in for don lemon.ning new allegation and it goes right to the mystery surrounding the 1997 deaths of paana and her then boyfriend dodi al fayed a mystery that appeared to be solved.

i'm don lemon. good night.

don lemon is at the mall in washington. you have the lucky assignment today, don? >> reporter: can you imagine what it feels like for all americans but for me and for many african-americans in the court? it was 50 years ago today and it was on a wednesday, ashleigh, a wednesday when people were working and people came out, more than a quarter million people came out to this. a lot of people thought the anniversary was on saturday. no, it's actually today. here's the program. they started just a short time ago, about ten minutes late. so we're going to have to go with the flow today. but a lot of people are expected to be here and are expected to talk. we've been hearing brilliant rehearsals, brilliant performance from shirley caesar to leann rimes, oprah winfrey is going to kick off later. she's going to be the first one to speak. two former presidents will speak, president carter and clinton. john lewis, one of the only original speakers who is still with us and then president barack obama. what is he going to say, ashleigh? what will be his refrain, his "i have a

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 reaction. >> out of an abundance of caution

i'm pamela brown filling in for don lemon.ning new allegation and it goes right to the mystery surrounding the 1997 deaths of paana and her then boyfriend dodi al fayed a mystery that appeared to be solved. >> well, scotland yard is not saying a lot. basically they have said they have new information and are now reviewing it for its credibility and relevance. what we are understanding about the source of the information from the british press association is that apparently it comes from the parents-in-law of a former british soldier. now, what's interesting, also, is that the sunday "people" has an article they've just now published and they say this came basically out of the court-martial of a british soldier recently and that the parents-in-law of a soldier not named in the trial basically said that he had told their daughter that the military forces had somehow covered up the death of princess diana. this is according to the sunday "people" magazine here. this is apparently the source of all this and what police are now doi

i'm don lemon. you are in the cnn newsroom. it is the top of the hour. i want everyone to sit down and listen to this. black, white, hispanic, asian. everyone, listen. you are going get something out of this. watching the news this week, you might think that there was no more dangerous creature on earth than a teenage boy. in oklahoma, teens accused of killing a college baseball player from australia and the suspects supposedly killed for almost incomprehensible reason. because they were bored. in georgia, another teen on trial. the prime suspect in the murder after 13-month-old baby. antonio santiago shot between the eyes allegedly because his mother wouldn't hand over her purse. in washington state , a world wr ii veteran. a member of the greatest generation, wounded at okinawa, while serving his country. he survived a war, only to be allegedly beaten to death. the suspects in this case, two teens. caught on tape. one now under arrest. police still hunting for the other. finally, a case that seems symbolic of the troubling time. a school backs crime sc

don lemon here in new york. we have breaking news right here on cnn. we're hearing of a major development in the multistate amber alert case of missing teen, 16-year-old hannah anderson. and her alleged abductor, james dimaggio. they're preparing right now for a press conference in san diego. the reporters and the producers and camerapeople are getting ready and also members of police departments and investigators. apparently there has been, we believe, a culmination to this case. some news breaking. some developing news. i want to get straight to cnn's paul buchanan following the story from the very beginning. he is in san diego. paul, what are you hearing? what are your sources telling you? >> well right now, a top placed law enforcement official is saying that he, quote, thinks the suspect is dead stopping short of saying he is dead and not addressing whether or not hannah is alive. again, a top well-placed law enforcement sourcing he thinks the suspect is dead. interesting, don, because we heard from the suspect's friend that this is the anniversar

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i'm don lemon.we have bizarre new details of the alleged kidnapping of 16 hannah anderson, the couple who spotted hannah and her suspected captor in idaho say the teen was wearing pajamas and she and dimaggio were camping with a cat. >> these people did not want to talk to us whatsoever. and i said to the girl soaking her feet, i said what are you doing with your feet in the water, i said don't you know there's fish in there, kind of joking. and as we turned to ride away, she didn't make any comment until we started riding away and she says it looks like we're all

. >>> much more of the "newsroom" straight ahead with my colleague don lemon. don?h. we'll begin in california where a monster wildfire is creeping further into the iconic yosemite national park, the rim fire has doubled in size in the last day swallowing up everything in its path. it's burned 126,000 acres and it's just 5% contained. the impact of the fire is spreading far beyond the park itself. governor jerry brown has issued a state of emergency for san francisco which is 150 miles away, but the fast-moving flames are threatening water and electrical lines that feed into the city forcing some to be shut down. we want to get to cnn's nick valencia who is joining us by phone from yosemite national park. you are joining us by phone because you've just returned from a tour of the fire lines. what are crews doing to slow down this fire? nick valencia, you there? >> hey, don, yeah, we are, i'm sorry, i'm having a little bit of trouble hearing you, but we just came back from yosemite national park, we got to the edge of the park. the western boundary has been encroache

i'm anna corenn sitting in for don lemon. it will be an anxious night in washington.te 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

it has been a pleasure filling in for don lemon.n cooper's special report kidnapped the rescue of hannah anderson is next. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in the lead. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of cargo going all around the globe. cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice! ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪

don lemon is live on the national mall with all the latest. u. weather, of course, is going to play a part today. it has been raining in washington, d.c., but that has taken the temperature down a bit. not nearly as hot as it was on this day 50 years ago. but there is a big event. the stage is set behind us. a big event scheduled to happen here. very shortly in the nation's capital. some big speakers, of course, from oprah winfrey to two former presidents of the united states and, of course, the headliner will be the president of the united states, who is african-american. he will look back, he will pay tribute and he will also look forward. 50 years ago today, about 250,000 people marched on the national mall on washington to demand change. dr. martin luther king jr. sharing his dream for america from the steps of the lincoln memorial. his intdelible words. once again thousands will gather, once again, to commemorate the famous words that forever changes our country. >> our country's better and we are better people. we still have a distance to

i'm pamela brown in for don lemon. >>> and princess diana and her boyfriend at the time dodi fayed.he british press association has a bombshell allegation. cnn's reporter join us us from london. tell us more about what scotland yard is saying about this. >> reporter: scotland yard is not saying a lot. basically that they have new

it has been a pleasure filling in for don lemon.oper's special report kidnapped the rescue of hannah anderson is next. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in the lead. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of cargo going all around the globe. cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice! ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪ >>> good evening. i'm anderson cooper. for nearly two weeks the story of hannah anderson has captured the attention of the nation, a story of betrayal by a devoted family friend, a thousand-mile cross country pursuit by hundreds of law enforcement agents, and a dramatic shoot outin the dense idaho wilderness. tonight the inside story. hear from friends, family, and the people who helped save an innocent young girl. miguel marquez reports, "kidnapped, the rescue

don lemon takes it from here. have a great afternoon. >> you have a great afternoon. thanks very much, suzanne. i'm don lemmon in today for brooke. >>> let's start with former nfl star aaron hernandez due in court right now. a short time ago, a grand jury indicted him on murder charges. hernandez is charged with the execution-style murder of odom lloyd, a man who was dating the sister of hernandez's fiance. hernandez has pleaded not guilty. here are the key dates in the hernandez case. june 17th, the bullet-riddled body of odin lloyd is found less than a mile from the home of aaron hernandez, and june, police arrest hernandez. an hour later, the new england patriots cut hernandez from the team. we're going to go over all of this as we await this hearing. let's bring in former criminal prosecutor, faith jenkins. she joins me right here in new york. and criminal defense attorney, darren kavinoky joins us from atlanta. good to see potaboth of you. faith, i want to turn to you now. what happens next for aaron hernandez? >> now aaron will appear in court. he has now been fo

i'm don lemon in new york. good night. >>> where to begin? we've had a long time to chat with bob haldeman and have the opportunity and the question is where to start? here you were, you worked four years in washington as nixon's number two man, nixon's s.o.b. as you called yourself. he never went anywhere without you. >> pretty close to right. >> what you're accusing yourself of is a cloudy crystal ball. that's hardly the thing the american public thinks it's entitled to. that's the issue. >> well, maybe the american public is wrong. i know in my own heart and i know in my own head precisely what i did and why i did it. >> okay. >> and i know that i made some mistakes. i deeply regret those mistakes. >> as richard nixon's right-hand man he was the one most often recorded on the tapes, and they destroyed him. >> i had the rare privilege for four years serving on the white house staff under one of the greatest presidents. >> former white house chief of staff h.r. haldeman found guilty today on five counts in the watergate trial. >> do you regr

i want to go back to don lemon.it's been a nasty, rainy day for those who made the trek there, but according to you two, one woman was saying i don't need an umbrella. i faced the fire hoses back in the day. i am fine. it puts it in perspective, doesn't it? >> absolutely. it certainly did. we're not going to melt from a little rain. you wouldn't really know if it was raining when you looked at the crowds. i just want to pay tribute to the four little girls addy mae collins, cynthia wellesley, carol robertson and denise mcnair, the four girls that died on september 15th, 1963, after the 16th street baptist church was bombed, 1963. i also want to bring in the reverend jesse jackson, tell me if you know this quote. nothing in any country -- this person is talking about turmoil across the world -- nothing in any country touches us more profoundly and more -- than the revolution of the negro american. that sounds a lot like what we heard here. what was that? am i right? >> lyndon baines johnson. we heard great inspiratio

our don lemon is here now to tell us more. >> reporter: breanna, we all know those words.am that one day this nation will rise up" and on and on. those were the words that people remember from the original march on washington. but there were also the images, those indelible images you see in black and white of the faces who were there. the black and white people who were there. and one of those was taken by a very young photographer. his name is roland sherman. and he was there and spotted one little girl with a sign in her hand behind a picket fence. and she became the face of the march. >> i was out there covering this giant event. a kid cub reporter with a couple of cameras photographing the whole thing. i was the official government photographer. i couldn't be denied access to any part of it. i was like a free roving guy. you could see the access i had, the proximity i had. it looks like they're in their backyard singing folk songs to each other just for fun. but as hundreds of thousands of people gather around and listening to them. i'm really so happy with this pictu