i'm fredericka whitfield these stories are topping our news. investigating new claims involving princess diana. was it an accident or something far more sinister? we're headed to london for details. >>> an out of control fire in idaho is threatening house sands of people. authorities are telling them to get their stuff and get out now before it's too late. >>> the 1972 dolphins super bowl champs and only nfl team to have a perfect season. not everything that year was perfect. we'll tell you what event the team did not experience and what they're doing now to recapture it, a priceless moment. >>> we start in london, where claims of a conspiracy in the death of princess diana are gripping the world. police have stayed tight-lipped only saying we're looking into new information. does that new information include a plot possibly involving the british military? aaron mclaughlin is following the case from london. >> the metropolitan police are assessing the credibility and not saying what this new information is. the british media including a newspap

i'm fredericka whitfield with a look at the top stories in the "newsroom." a 16-year-old girl is found alive after nearly a week with a suspected killer. the intense manhunt ended yesterday with fbi agents rescuing hannah anderson and killing her captor. >>> and raging floods in colorado, a closer look at these deadly floods. >>> we're learning a little bit more about america's newest millionaires. the latest on the 16 coworkers who hit the powerball jackpot. >> a father is reuniting with his 16-year-old daughter today a week after she was abducted in california. hannah anderson was found alive yesterday afternoon in the idaho wilderness. rescue crews were dropped in by helicopter to get to the spot where she was being held by captor james dimaggio. he was shot and killed by fbi agents. paul is live with us now in san diego. paul, hannah's family must have been overjoyed when they heard the news after such a very difficult week. >> reporter: absolutery, fredericka. i'm right in front of the grandparents' house. i saw them a short time ago off-camera. they're

>> i'm great, fredericka whitfield.nly started talking. >> until the claws come out. >> very sweet. you will be sharing the new baby pan panda later on in your shows but straight aheadlight right now. >> like right now. get to it. you love each other but get to it. thanks, fred! >>> top of the hour. 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.

i'm fredericka whitfield. it was a house of horrors, a house are the unimaginable took place. now it's being destroyed. this morning crews began demolition of the home. that's where he held three women against their will. they were prisoners for a decade. martin savidge joins us now. what was it like as this demolition was getting under way there? >> reporter: it's an odd sense that you got. i think it was celebration and saturdayness at the same time. the end of a horrible chapter and the recognition that this community is going to move on. right behind us they are still hard at work. they are down to the dirt add it were. they have cleared about the last remnants of the debris. we're in the process of doing it. the weather has been a bit of a problem. tths mo it's moving in rain again. the basement was the heart of that house of horrors where a bunch of the abuse took place for those women. once they get that down then they will put grass down and the future of it remains to be seen. it could be a park. it could billion playground. i think that the most powerful moment was m

i'm fredericka whitfield. thank you for joining us. let's take a look at the top stories right now.ew information in princess diana's death has caught the eye of british police. they have not given any details about it but it could revolve around conspiracy claims that her death was not an accident. british newspaper "the sunday people" reports it saw a letter from the in-laws of a former soldier who apparently said the british military was involved in her death. >>> penn state university has settled the first lawsuit by a victim of convicted sex abuser sandus sandusky. the term could last 60 years. the man known as victim 5 was among 8 young men who testified at the trial. the trial says the settlement terms are confidential but the compensation was, quote, fair and adequate. >>> president obama is enjoying the last few hours of vacation on martha's vineyard. hoechbs the links. yesterday he played a round of golf with comedian larry david. the president returns to washington tonight. >>> tomorrow, south african olympic printer oscar pistorius will be indicted. he's charged with mur

>> i'm great, fredericka whitfield. smooch it now. >> suddenly started talking. >> until the claws come out. >> very sweet. you will be sharing the new baby pan panda later on in your shows but straight aheadlight right now. >> like right now. get to it. you love each other but get to it. thanks, fred! >>> top of the hour. 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 forei

i'm fredericka whitfield. here are the top stories we're following for you. california, a wildfire shows no signs of slowing down. we take you inside the fire zone where evacuees are sharing their stories. >>> and syria gives the green light to u.n. weapons inspectors but a senior u.s. official says, it may be too late to find any evidence of an alleged chemical weapons attack. >>> plus, family and friends are desperate for any word about this pennsylvania school teach who's been missing for a month now. he went on a hiking trip and hasn't been seen since. >>> this time, starting in california where the huge wildfire is still burning in and around the western edge of yosemite national park. more than 133,000 acres of forest are scorched. firefighters are on the front lines right now but it's still only about 7% contained. nick valencia is joining us from just outside the yosemite. it is far from being under control, right? >> reporter: they're working against a lot of odds at this hour, fred. we're at the rim or the vista. it's called the rim of the world. yo

i'm fredericka whitfield. welcome to the "cnn newsroom." syria makes a new promise to u.n.mical weapons allegation and the u.s. weighs its options. we'll tell you what they are. >>> in california, a massive wildfire shows no signs of slowing down. the threat to yosemite national park and san francisco. >>> plus, the baffling disappearance of a pennsylvania schoolteacher. authorities say he went on a hiking trip a month ago and hasn't been seen since.

i'm fredericka whitfield with a look at the top stories in the "newsroom."a 16-year-old girl is found alive after nearly a week with a suspected killer. the intense manhunt ended yesterday with fbi agents rescuing hannah anderson and killing her captor. >>> and raging floods in colorado, a closer look at these deadly floods. >>> we're learning a little bit more about america's newest millionaires. the latest on the 16 coworkers who hit the powerball jackpot. >> a father is

i'm fredericka whitfield. welcome to the "cnn newsroom." syria makes a new promise to u.n. teams investigating chemical weapons allegation and the u.s. weighs its options. we'll tell you what they are. >>> in california, a massive wildfire shows no signs of slowing down. the threat to yosemite national park and san francisco. >>> plus, the baffling disappearance of a pennsylvania schoolteacher. authorities say he went on a hiking trip a month ago and hasn't been seen since. >>> as the sound of bombs and accusations of chemical weapons use goes on in syria. the syrian government now says it will allow u.n. weapons inspectors access to the site of the alleged chemical attacks but they are also warning the u.s. not to take any military action. fred is in damascus and chris lawrence is at the pentagon. fred, let me begin with you. how will the weapons inspectors be allowed to begin inspections? >> hi. yeah, i spoke to syria's deputy foreign minister right after he came out of the mighting with the you flighted natiunited nat was spoke and he said they could go wherever they wan

i'm fredericka whitfield these stories are topping our news.gating new claims involving princess diana. was it an accident or something far more sinister? we're headed to london for details. >>> an out of control fire in idaho is threatening house sands of people. authorities are telling them to get their stuff and get out now before it's too late. >>> the 1972 dolphins super bowl champsnd

i'm fredericka whitfield. here are the top stories we're following for you.ildfire shows no signs of slowing down. we take you inside the fire zone where evacuees are sharing their stories. >>> and syria gives the green light to u.n. weapons inspectors but a senior u.s. official says, it may be too late to find any evidence of an alleged chemical weapons attack. >>> plus, family and friends are desperate for any word about this pennsylvania school teach who'ee