fredricka? >> all right, thanks so much, kyung lah there in santa monica. >>> south africans are praying today for their beloved leader, nelson mandela's recovery. there's been no official update on his condition after he was rushed to the hospital yesterday for a recurring lung infection. we're live from pretoria, south africa. any news on his condition today? >> unfortunately, fredricka, many south africans were hoping today that they would be updated on mr. mandela's health, but we have had no news from the presidency who basically in this country control and communicate information around mr. mandela's health. i know in a runtcry like the united states, for example, where you have a high profile hoitalization like this one, you would most probably have a hospital representative or a family spokes person updating people on a regular basis. about the patient's health. but not in africa. typically, in africa, the health status of elder statesmen is really treated with utmost confidentiality, an

immateri i am fredricka whitfield.y economic recovery. you're now four years old. too many americans aren't joining in the celebration. this is "your money." june 2009 marked the end of the great recession. four years later the gulf is growing between those doing well in the economy and those doing well and those still struggling to get by maintaining a foothold in the middle class is no longer guaranteed. it is time for repositioning, america. >> it is one america and two economies. >> the milestone stay for the u.s. stock markets. >> for the stock market it is the best of times. for america's middle class, not so much. household incomes down $4,000 since the year 2000. in today's economy the american dream sometimes feels like a pipe dream, higher paying jobs that once built up this country's middle class are disappearing. stagnant wages and low paying jobs, the new normal in america. with one third of americans now making less than $24,000 a year. while all of that may boost wall street's bottom line, it only sqes

fredricka? >> alina, thanks so much. >>> a deadly hostage situation at a hospital in southwestern pakistan is now over. 23 people were killed in the siege. also, from a separate bus blast. the dead include four militants. they had been holding hundreds hostage where 20 students were being treated. all victims of the blast were women, teachers and students. >>> in istanbul, turkey, new clashes between police and protesters. mr. is have been firing tear gas at demonstrators. they oppose a plan to replace a park with a shopping mall. turkey's prime minister warned the area would be cleared for a ruling party tomorrow. >>> a new president in iran. voters elected hassan rihani. they have confirmed the results. our reza sayah has details. >> reporter: this is surprising those inside and outside iran. very few people thought centrist cleric, hassan hani could win. he trounced his rivals. he secured more than half and ran away with the victory. coming into this campaign, many regime critics thought this

i'm fredricka whitfield.oom" at this hour. >>> we're getting new details about the alleged gunman in a deadly shooting rampage in santa monica, california. what we're learning about possible mental health problems next. >>> and overseas nelson mandela is in the hospital for a lung infection. we'll go live to find out how he's doing that's a few minutes from now. >>> and it's a low-key meeting but the stakes are high, president obama holding an informal summit with chinese president xi jinping in california. a major issue? cybersecurity and reports that chinese hackers have stolen american military secrets. >>> all right, let's get started in santa monica, california. a gunman opened fire on a college campus yesterday, even shooting at police before police shot and killed him. a law enforcement source with knowledge of the investigation says the alleged shooter had mental health issues. we still don't know the identity of the gunman. but we do know four people died after that rampage that started at a home in

>> fredricka, there is a catch to this.s or texts. >> reporter: just too fidgety to power down that gadget before takedown? >> your mobile phones and other electronic devices should be turned off. >> reporter: that instruction from the flight attendant may be a thing of the past, if the faa approves a draft of new recommendations allowing fliers to use some of their gadgets during taxi, takeoff and landing, though, cell phones are not included. last year the faa began to look at loosening those restrictions. this morning "the wall street journal" published leaks from the alleged unfinished report. but frequent fliers have long ignored the airlines' requests to power down. alec baldwin was famously booted from an american airlines flight for using his mobiles device. you may have heard he's a bit of a game player. remember "words with friends"? later he spoofed the pilot on "saturday night live." >> would you really fly on an airplane if you thought one kindle switch could take it down? >> reporter: twitter follower jack dor

fredricka? >> all right r, thanks so much. martin savage in sanford. >>> straight ahead, a voice we have not heard from in this tragedy. we'll play cnn's exclusive interview with trayvon martin's stepmother. >>> president obama is in south africa today. he called on mandela's family, but he did not visit mandela for what he called peace of comfort. the president spoke about mr. mandela today when he was at a youth rally group. what did he say exactly? >> hi, fredricka. the president has spoken about former president mandela almost every time he has appeared publicly during this trip. at the youth work shoshop, he d town hall with young people here. he said mandela is an example of what's possible in the world when one man puts his own needs aside to address the needs of his larger community and the world. here's a little bit of what the president had to say. >> the struggle here against apartheid for freedom, moral courage, this country's historic transition to a free and democratic nation has b

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fredricka? >> thanks so much. so monday don't miss a cnn special report "the "n" word" don lemon hosts monday night 7:00 eastern time only on cnn. >>> it is scorching hot in the popular getaway of palm springs and other parts of the west as well. we'll go live there to see how people are coping. >>> also find out what the new england patriots are doing to distance themselves from a former player and accused murderer. >>> and nik wallenda joining me live to talk about his incredible walk over the grand canyon. why was he wearing jeans, by the way? ♪ [ girl ] there are man-eating sharks in every ocean... but we still swim. every second, somewhere in the world, lightning strikes... but we still play in the rain. poisonous snakes can be found in 49 of the 50 states, but we still go looking for adventure. a car can crash... a house can crumble... but we still drive... and love coming home. because i think deep down we know... all the bad things that can happen in life... they can't stop us from making our lives... good

i am fredricka whitfield.wing, an hour away from new details on a deadly shooting in santa monica, california. we'll have a live report coming up next. >>> also, overseas nelson mandela is in the hospital for a lung infiscal. we'll go live to johannesburg to find out how he is doing in a few minutes. >>> an actress that appeared in the walking dead is accused of mailing poison to president obama, and it may have all been part of a plot to ruin her husband. >>> to the west coast now, police in santa monica, california, are expected to hold a news conference in about an hour. we hope to get new details on that rampage that went from a house fire to gunshots and to a campus, real tragedy. in the end, about four people were killed. what are we hoping to hear from this news conference that's now been delayed about an hour or so by now? >> multiple delays throughout the morning that we have seen, fredricka, and part of that police are telling us, i mean, you can see they set up the poed skpum they're expected to hol

. >>> hello, i'm miguel marquez in for fredricka whitfield. these are the stories we're following this hour. storm chasers trying to follow a deadly tornado end up victims of it. more details about the fatal toll the twisters took in oklahoma. >>> this guy must have some contact lists around the world. we'll tell you what action hero steven seagal did to help out u.s. lawmakers on a fact finding trip to russia. >> a policy is keeping this dying little girl from getting a much needed lung transplant. why her parents are shocked the obama administration hasn't mandated a change. >>> three storm chasers are among the nine people who were killed in tornadoes in oklahoma. tim samaras, son paul, and carl young were following a twister in el reno. his brother wrote they died doing what they love. they said they gave vital information to the public. >> a lot of these individuals have dedicated many years of their lives to going out and assisting and tracking storms and getting footage and putting themselves in harm's way so they can educate the public

i'm fredricka whitfield. a lock at the top stories at this hour. identity of the man who leaked the nsa surveillance program is revealed. he is a former cia employee and he says he is voluntarily coming forward because, "i have done nothing wrong." >>> a fifth victim has died after a terrifying shooting spree at santa monica, california. she was going to buy textbooks for school. the latest -- next. >>> if you're having a if you have time getting your hands on concert tickets, you're not alone. why changes behind the scenes are leaving a lot of fans on the wrong side of the gate. >>> we start with break news about the 29-year-old computer technician that, before today, most people had never heard of. but now the world knows edward snoweden. he is the man who gave a british newspaper, "the guardian," details of a top-secret american program that's been collecting americans' e-mail an phone records. what more do we know about edward snowden, why is he now coming forward, or at least why his identity is being re

i'm fredricka whitfield. that's going to do it for me.gue don lemon straight ahead with the newsroom. >>> there are no ugly dogs, by the way. only cute dogs. >> all dogs are beautiful. >> that's right. >> thank you. >>> coming up this hour in the cnn "newsroom" -- did the nsa surveillance program really keep us safe from terrorist attacks? the white house finally weighing in. >>> plus this -- >> and here he is. the biggest rat of all, king rat. >> inside the inner circle of whitey bulger. hear from one of the legendary mobster's former soldiers. >>> the owner of the new england patriots says one of his super bowl rings was stolen, and you won believe by whom. >>> and this. mom just wasn't having it when a would-be car jacker

i'm fredricka whitfield. here's the top stories we're following this hour.ing right now. an impressive heat wave is bringing triple digit temperatures from california to nevada. we'll have a live report. >>> the jury has the weekend off in the murder trial of george zimmerman after hearing from nearly two dozen witnesses. the latest is straight ahead. plus cnn's interview with trayvon martin's stepmother. >>> we'll go to san francisco. that's where me

i'm fredricka whitfield. see you in the news room an hour from now. we'll be right back. >>> 175,000 jobs created in may. the unemployment rate ticks up to 7.6%. those are the headlines, but there are numbers you don't see every month, and you need to pay attention to them. i'm christine romans. this is your money. the most important number of all is your unemployment rate. it's either 0% or 100%. either you have a job or you don't. outside your personal statistic, here's what's going on. over the past 12 months, the economy has created 12.1 million jobs. good but not good enough to push down the unemployment rate meaningfully. that rate ticked up a little bit to 7.6%, but the underemployment rate is much higher, 13.8%. that number includes all americans looking for work, plus those working part time but want to be working full time, and others who recently stopped looking. and finally, the percentage of americans who have a job is just 58.6%. you have to go all the way back to 1983 to see numbers that low. muhammad, austin is the former chairman of p

. >>> hello, i'm miguel marquez in for fredricka whitfield. here are the stories we're following in the "cnn newsroom." >>> new victims from deadly storms in oklahoma. families who tried to find shelter in the storm drains were swept away in floods. the latest details next. >>> coming up this week, the judge in the george zimmerman-trayvon martin is expected to make a couple more key rulings in the case. we'll talk to our legal analyst in a few minutes. >>> we just learned more people have been found dead after tornadoes in oklahoma. officials say four people were seeking shelter in storm drains and then they got swept away in floods. we also learned today that three storm chasers are among the victims in the tornadoes. tim samaras and carl young were following a twister in el reno. samaras' son, paul, was also with them. discovery channel shared these pictures with us. three were on its show "storm chasers." many people in the worst hit areas in oklahoma are busy cleaning up this weekend but some took a little break this morning to go to chur

i'm fredricka whitfield. here are the top stories we're following in the newsroom. heavy-duty charges leaked against the man who leaked top secret information. we have the latest on edward snowd snowden. >>> the judge in the george zimmerman murder trial makes a crucial ruling. testimony from crucial expert witness also not be allowed. >>> when twa flight 800 crashed in 1986, it was ruled an accident. i'm tell you why some are saying the jet may have been brought down deliberately. >>> let's start with the george zimmerman case in florida. a judge just issued a ruling this morning that could change the course of this trial. she says testimony from two experts who analyzed voices screaming on the 911 calls cannot be used. george howell joins me live. what does this all moon? >> it comes down to this. the methodology, the methods used by tom owen and dr. allan reich and the science. is it science university accepted. we're talking about the 911 audio clip. a lot of people called 11 the night of february 26, 201

i'm fredricka whitfield. i'll see you in the newsroom one hour from now. >>> first, stocks and likely your entire savings take a tumble this week. much more on "your money" with christine romans. >>> a potentially lame duck fed chief speaks and a bull market is stopped in its tracks. hello, everyone. i'm christine romans. this is "your money." in two days the dow lost 559 points. thursday's loss was the worst of 2013 so far. but at the start of the year, the dow was up more than 2,000 points. it wasn't just stocks. take a look, though, at gold. it tanked as well. now less than $1300 an ounce. it was above 1800 less than a year ago. oil prices dropped as well, plus bond yields surged and the u.s. dollar jumped. this was not just the stock market tanking. every market moving, every market responding to the fed chief. maggie lake is a business manager, richard quest also has his own show. the beginning of the year, the market up 2,000 points. this was a big excuse to take profits. >> absolutely it was. when you

>>> i'm fredricka whitfield. i'll see you in an hour. is your nest egg safe? christine roman has the answers. "your money" starts now. >>> americans are ready to get back to work, so what's holding them back? i'm christine romans. this is "your money." where is the job's boom? we want answers and that's why carly ferina is here. from secretary of a small business to fortune's most powerful woman in business six years in a row. today you're a chair of a chartable organization, ceo of hewlett-packard. you know what it takes to create jobs and you know what it's like to lose them. they said they would create 4 million jobs in four years. the obama campaign said they could do it. this is what you would have to do to do that. you would have to have 250,000 jobs per month over the next four months. you can see we're not there yet. you had advised john mccain to ask you to do this right now. if you were going to advise president obama how to create jobs, how to make that promise by the end of his first term, what would you tell him to do? >> it's not sacrilege becaus

i'm fredricka whitfield. welcome to the "cnn newsroom."ers in colorado are getting a better handle on a massive wild fire. it comes too late for hundreds of families whose homes have already been destroyed. also in the u.s., the nsa scandal. some of the big tech companies are going public about how often they give your private information to the government. >>> a charity to help people with cancer get millions. it apparently gives very little to the victims. we'll investigate.

i'm fredricka whitfield. a look at our top stories we're following.he case of nfl star aaron hernandez. we'll go live to massachusetts in just a moment and get the latest on police activity at hernandez' house. >>> and in just a few days, paula deen goes from being a sweet-talking celebrity cook to admitting that she used the "n" word. are her sponsors standing by her? we know already the food network has dropped her. who is next? >>> big news for airline passengers. e

pentagon correspondent barbara starr has more. >> fredricka, the u.s.t something in return. there may be fragile new hope for the release of sergeant bo bergdahl. >> release me, please. i'm begging you, bring me home, please. bring me home. >> reporter: bergdahl is the only american soldier known to be in captivity held, it's believed, for the last four years by insurgents along the afghanistan-pakistan border. now the u.s. and the taliban are on the verge of a face-to-face meeting in doha, qatar, to talk about ending the afghanistan war and bergdahl is on the negotiating agenda. >> certainly the issue of sergeant bergdahl and the fact that he has been gone too long will be a part of the discussion. >> reporter: the taliban wants to swap bergdahl for five detainees being held at guantanamo bay. some observers ask should the u.s. negotiate with terrorists even if it's to bring an american home? >> we should never stop trying to get him back, but i don't think anybody wants to see their country sold down the river in a sense just to bring them back. >> re

to liberty thanks very much for talking to me that's all we've got time for there were these guys fredricka routed from the european students for liberty. right and we are getting some reaction from a russian now on obama's proposal to further khant nuclear arsenals foreign minister said again over says of the current start treaty should be fully implemented first he also said russia and the u.s. have to find a solution to existing problems over america's missile defense shield in europe the g eight talks in northern ireland where they expected dominated by the syria conflict in their final press conference world leaders agreed to work together towards of peace talks in the end of the civil war but the present stop short of demanding president assad to leave or it is what he worker of the summit. the final outcome hailed a success in the deadlock over syria yet for some of the summits participants it was a better experience than for the elders it had been billed as a game of seven against one of the final joint statement made by all the leaders at the summit about syria perhaps an indicatio

>>> that well do it for me, i'm fredricka whitfield, up next, the bully at home, when does sibling aggression cross the line? find out. "sanjay gupta, m.d." starts right now. >>> thank you for joining us. on tap today, vitamins, it's a nearly $30 billion industry, but one well respected doctor says they are nonsense. this is going to be important to listen to. he sat down with me to explain. >>> also ahead cnn's new inside man, morgan spurlock, he'll stop by to talk about his time spent working in a medical marijuana dispensary. >>> but first a new study says this, this caught my eye, parents need to watch out for bullies, not just in the classroom but in the living room. according to a study nearly a third of kids reported feeling aggression from their brother or sister in the past year and researchers say your child's siblings may be causing more damage to their mental health than the school thug. i tell you, as a dad of three young girls this story really did strike a chord with me and i want to bring in my friend and psychologist wendy walsh to talk about it. wendy, i know it struck a cho

fredricka wilson. politicians have weighed in before facts were raiseded.has not helped the situation at all. i fault them totally for doing that. >> as a politician, political leader, have you every responsibility to go out and address what i think has been the predominant feeling of the country. >> before the evidence -- >> i mean -- >> let me ask a question. could it be the suspension was not about race, but a crime-ridden neighborhood that needs a community watch group and trayvon, because it's raining, wasn't walking on the sidewalk, but near the home. would that lead to suspicion? >> it should not lead to suspicion, and that's the point. should not lead to suspicion, just because he's a young african-american. >> it could be because he's walking next to the house. >> none of that should matter. he is unarmed. he is unarmed. in a neighborhood where he has every right to be in. >> here is the question. why is this making national news when we have murders taking place all the time in places like chicago? >> because he's a young unarmed black man. >> sam

cnn news room continues with fredricka whitfield. >> what a way to end it. thanks so much.ou tomorrow. >>> all right. deadly hostage situation now in southwestern pakistan. is now over. 23 people are dead in the end. we'll have the latest from islamabad and back in the u.s., the nsa scandal, some of the big tech companies are going public about how often they give your information to the government. and sarah palin back on stage hoping to rally conservatives in washington. her hope, to try and take back the white house in 2016. we'll go to washington. >>> and firefighters in colorado have contained about 30% of a huge wildfire near colorado springs. and they're hoping cooler temperatures and calmer winds will help even more. but the fire has already taken its toll. 473 homes have been destroyed and two people have died. some evacuation orders are still in place, but others in colorado springs were lifted last night. >>> and a second blast in two days has left another person dead at a chemical plant in louisiana. this latest incident happened last night at a plant about 40 m

i'm fredricka whitfield. much more of the cnn news room with my colleague don lemon. >>> hello. top of the hour, i'm don lemon. we come on the air with some unfortunate news about a man who is a current representation of freedom and equality around the world. nelson mandela, the 94-year-old former president of south africa, there is late word tonight that his health has taken a turn for the worse in just the past 24 hours. critical condition, according to the current south african president jacob zuma. we are monitoring south african television for you. cnn is live outside the hospital where mandela is right now. and where zuma is saying this. he is saying the doctors are doing everything possible to get his condition to improve and are ensuring that mandela is well looked after and is comfortable. he is in good hands. mandela has been hospitalized since june 8th for a recurring lung infection. previously authorities had described his condition as serious, but stable. mandela has become increasingly frail over the years. he hasn't appeared in public since south africa hosted the

i'm fredricka whitfield. these are the top stories we're following in the newsroom.f california from the terrifying shooting spree in santa monica. details ahead. >>> and south africans pray as nelson mandela remains in the hospital with a recurring lung infection. >>> and police in new orleans say they think the body found in a car is that of missing teacher terrilynn monette. in a few minutes, why her family is both saddened and outraged.

i'm fredricka whitfield. a look at our top stories right now in the "newsroom." >>> a young man admits to publicizing the nsa's secret surveillance program. is he a former cia employee who's fled to hong kong. he says he's voluntarily coming forward because he's "done nothing wrong." >>> the george zimmerman trial begins tomorrow with jury selection. we go live to sanford, florida for a preview what have to expect. another victim has died after a shooting spree on a college campus in santa monica. >>> breaking news about the man who says did he it, gave away the nsa's secrets to a british newspaper. 29-year-old computer technician edward snowden says he is voluntarily coming forward and he says he is not sorry for releasing details of the top-secret american program that collects americans' e-mail and phone records. he's hiding out in hong kong. why would he come out publicly today? >> right. so many questions about this young 29-year-old. he says he's coming out today because he felt that freedom itself was

true stories though, fredricka, from the mean streets of of boston, reputed mob boss james "whitey" bulger trial for 19 murders, while some say is he ratting out his own friends as an fbi informant. we'll talk with an ex-mobster who new bulger to get his take on the case and what some of the hitmen taking the stand this week might say. >>> and this mom, fred, just wasn't having it when a would-be car jacker pulled out a knife. she's like i'm not having any of that. what she did to get him out of the minivan and off the streets. bold moves, no doubt. >>> we'll also be talking about -- it's father's day. tell john i said happy father's day, if he is not watching. we'll talk about pot. does marijuana make you a better father? some dads say it does. we'll see if that's actually true. >> a new twist on a happy father's day greeting. okay. surprised me on that one, don! >>> well, they got the message. right? thanks so much. we'll watch you in a couple minutes. here's a little pop quiz for you. what do kanye west, g-8 leaders and dog lovers all have in common? they are part of the week ahead -- n

. >>> hello, i'm miguel marquez in for fredricka whitfield.re following this hour. storm chasers trying to follow a deadly tornado end up victims of it. more details about the fatal toll the twisters took in oklahoma. >>> this guy must have some contact lists around the world. we'll tell you what action hero steven seagal did to help out u.s. lawmakers on a fact finding trip to russia. >> a policy is keeping this dyin

it continues now with fredricka whitfield. >> thanks so much ladies. morning. good morning to everybody. you don't usually see me here at this hour but we're starting something new as of this weekend. and by the way, it is sizzling hot out west today. an oppressive heat wave is pushing temperatures in the triple digits from california to nevada. we have the latest forecast. >>> and president barack obama in south africa today. this morning he met with south african president jacob zuma, but will he be visiting nelson mandela who continues to be hospitalized? we'll tell you about all that in a moment. >>> in the death of trayvon martin, one person that we have not heard from before is trayvon's stepmother. straight ahead, you will hear what she has to say about the trial and the loss of her stepson. >>> hello, everyone. we're beginning with a dangerous heat wave carrying temperatures well over 100 degrees baking parts of the west. it could hit 128 degrees in

i'm fredricka whitfield. much more of the cnn news room with my colleague don lemon. >>> hello.of the hour, i'm don lemon. we come on the air with some unfortunate news about a man who is a current representation of freedom and equality around the world. nelson mandela, the 94-year-old former president of south africa, there is late word tonight that his health has taken a turn

. >>> hello, i'm miguel marquez in for fredricka whitfield.llowing in the "cnn newsroom." >>> new victims from deadly storms in oklahoma. families who tried to find shelter in the storm drains were swept away in floods. the latest details next. >>> coming up this week, the judge in the george zimmerman-trayvon martin is expected to make a couple more key rulings in the case. we'll talk to our legal analyst in a few minutes.

i'm miguel marquez in for fredricka whitfield. we are now getting a sense of how bad the damage is., missouri and oklahoma last night. that means wind speeds as high as 165 miles an hour. that's strong enough to toss heavy cars around like toys. nine people died, including children. other parts of the midwest, and thousands of people are still without power. >>> it hasn't even been two week s since a giant tornado ravaged moore, oklahoma. last night, people had to run for cover again as tornado si n sirens blared. one town that is dealing with a lot of damage today, ed laven r lavender, what's it like there on the ground? >> reporter: okay. here we go. this is an area where one of those 17 tornado that is touched down in the state of oklahoma made its way through here yesterday. came up this way and ravaged this neighborhood. these are homes that were damaged. this is an area that was highly affected by the amount of traffic and the amount of cars that were on the roadway. very difficult situation there. several residents were saying i was wondering why people here in oklahoma would

because she attends school there, just to pick up books when they met the gunman, and one last thing, fredricka, very sad news about that girl. the family not expecting that girl to survive because her injuries are so grave. >> terribly sad. thanks so much. we'll check back you about inside the next our or an hour from now when the press conference is scheduled to take place. >>> cleveland kidnapping suspect ariel castro has been indicted on 329 charges. the former school bus driver is accused of holding three women in his home for ten years against their will. the indictment describes years of brutal assaults. one charge accuses the 52-year-old castro of aggravated murder for purposely causing the end of a pregnancy. the bulk of the charges are 139 counts of rape and 177 counts of kidnapping. he will be ar rained next week. >>> this just in. a court in the george zimmerman murder trial recessed for the day without a ruling on critical evidence. that rule would come from the judge. the judge was supposed to rule as to whether voice analysis of a 911 call would be admissible in court, again, the