>> fredricka, it takes one caring person.out there knows what happened to madeline mccann. somebody knows where she is. we just need to reach that one person and have them come forward with the key information. so the fact that scotland yard has generated the latest age progression, showing what madeline probably looks like. >> that's the image we're seeing now. may look like if alive. >> and that they're asking for help regarding a suspect whose never been investigated before. it is important that laufrmt continue to work theinvestigate variety of sources, can't just focus on the family or those closest to the children. >> ernie, thank you so much. >> thank you, fredricka. >>> you know it, there have been a whole lot of discussions about concussions in the nfl. but major league baseball also has similar worries. and now there's talk of changing that game. [ male announcer ] this store knows how to handle a saturday crowd. ♪ [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who's coming. the carts keep everyone on t

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i'm fredricka whitfield. the house just approved to a bill to give back pay to furloughed federal workers. house republicans are expected to speak shortly, and we expect to hear from democrats later on this hour. this measure is the latest move to ease some of the effects of the government shutdown. athena jones is joining us from capitol hill. what's happening this morning? we heard the president yesterday say this is one of the peace meal deals that he would actually agree to. everything else he wants a full budget. >> exactly, fredricka. and we did expect the house to pass the bill. president said he would sign it. we don't know how soon the senate will vote on it. no votes are scheduled for today. we don't expect to hear much new. all week we've been hearing the same things. they want to bring to the vote a spending bill to fund the entire government. house republicans are choosing to take a peace meal approach, passing smaller bills funding specific programs. let's listen to some of the debate we heard o

hello again, i'm fredricka whitfield.the top stories we're following in the cnn newsroom this hour. who is this little girl? police in greece want to know, she doesn't look anything like the couple claiming to be her parents and they're now under arrest. >>> florida prison officials call it a system failure, two murderers dupe the system, walking out the door and creating an intense manhunt. >>> in new york, a different search but no less frantic. in a city of 8 million, the hunt is on for one 14-year-old boy, he has autism and hasn't been seen in two weeks. >>> greek authorities are looking to help solve a mystery. this girl was spotted in a gypsy community outside athens. they were suspicious that the parents didn't seem to match up. dna testing revealed she is not related to either of them. police are trying to figure out who she really is. i spoke earlier with a spokesman for a greek charity that is caring for the little girl who talked about the confusion surrounding the case. >> we are only making assumptions, polic

>> hi, fredricka. well, in this case, if that's true that she went missing four years ago and she's 4 years old, then being only an infant at the time probably obama the parents wou only the parents would realize the characteristics, the shape of her nose, her eyes, her chin, things like that. but very few people would be able to recognize the child. what they'll be trying to do in this case is try and examine all of the reports, which are tens and thousands worldwide but then focusing mainly in europe of reports of children that went missing at that age three or four years ago or all during the last four years. if a parent comes forward or if a law enforcement agency recalling the report of a child going missing comes forward, then they'll locate the parents and try to take dna samples from them, compare them to the dna samples to the greek authorities have take zen clearly this seems like a needle in a haystack. this just seems like such a difficult task trying to locate this child's biological famil

i'm fredricka whitfield.aria gps" continues right now. >> bono does not neat an introduction but i'll give him one anyway. they have had the highest grossing concert tour in history, won more dpram grammy than any other group, but the one-word named singer is at a passionate advocate, having founded one and also red, which brings the private sector into the fight against aids? africa. it was through these efforts that bono, lindsey graham and condi rice found themselves in a bar together in liberia. that may sound lie the beginning of a joke, but it is not. what is the story? welcome to the show. what was that moment like, you know, that meeting in the bar? >> that's funny. >> two irish guys leave a bar -- you know, i was hosting in liberia, trying to show american taxpayers where their money has been spent, how well it's been spent or not, however the case may be. perhaps the surrealest moment was indeed in a very low-lit bar in monrovia. it's a country still in rubble after civil war, and seeing these very

. >>> i'm fredricka whitfield with a check of our top story.icted murderers now behind bars again after they were mistakenly released from jail. officials in florida say they got out with forged documents. nick valencia is following this story from panama city, florida. nick, how were they captured? >> joseph jenkins and charles walker appeared by video conference from the bay county jail where they're being held. the judge said that they're being held without bond on one count of trying to escape. they were arrested yesterday, fred, in panama city beach at a motel after a tip from an acquaintance tipped officials off. they were unarmed when they were captured. officials tell cnn they were waiting on a ride to come from atlanta. it's unclear where the two men were expecting to go from there. fred? >> thanks so much, nick valencia. we'll get much more on this developing story at the top of the hour, 2:00 eastern time in the "newsroom." i'm fredricka whit fiefielwhitf. >>> after the events of the last few weeks, america could certainly stand to l

>> reporter: hello, fredricka.is the memo from defense secretary chuck hagel that thousands of civilians working for the defense department have been waiting for. hagel now just this afternoon saying he is authorizing many, perhaps hundreds of thousands, perhaps as many as 400,000 furloughed workers to come back. they have been working on this idea for several days behind the scenes. now the memo going out. here is what's happening. when congress passed the law a few days ago saying the troops could be paid, there was a freeze in there that said so could civilians be paid who support the troops. now they're figuring out how do they bring back as many of those people as possible. what hagel is saying is he is bringing back two categories to begin with. people who help with the well-being, morale, military capability of the troops and military families. look to see things like commissaries reopening where so many military families do their shopping. but he is also doing something else very interesting. he is going to

it was just it was weird and now let me introduce the director again fredricka thank . everybody. sort of for all this waiting it's be the very very special. time this. i have never experienced anything like this before in my life i believe in democracy and i believe in the free word and i believe that there was a balancing of side to between different voices and i think those are all to be room for independent films and i'm really happy to talk to all of you off to the film about the complexity of life and filmmaking and truth i mean all truth in the court but maybe also in filmmaking. lean back have a nice time thank you. thank you. what was kind of sad with the whole disclaimer thing it was really said it was exactly what dole wanted to do don't want to have a divide division between film independent and use a filmmaker you know if felt like those screenings at the festival coupled with the disclaimer and the panel discussion afterwards of colleagues and a lawyer it felt like they were punishing you and what i saw those really like a power like it was almost like a shift like a

i'm fredricka whitfield. a couple of mysteries topping the news today. we begin with an international search of the identity of a little girl. she was discovered in greece where a man and woman claimed to be her parents but the couple was part of the roma or gypsy community out of athens and they were suspicious that they would have a blond-haired, blue-eyed child. dna testing revealed that the girl is not related to either of the parents and so now authorities are trying to figure out who this c r

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fredricka the director of young voices and international advocacy group says european legal action will not deter america from snooping on its friends and. the u.s. was always perceived as a shining beacon for civil liberties and freedom and now we actually this year more and more of the snowden revelations show us how much and to what extent the n.s.a. and the u.s. surveillance apparatus was even snooping on the elyse not just on the german citizens but also on the german government and especially chancellor merkel now these m.p.'s make a huge scandal out of and it's a listening to the calls i don't think that these proposed. treaties are no spy laws will have a big impact these secret surveillance agencies have grown to an extent that it's really hard to control them basically you would need to have to heavily cut down all these surveillance agencies such as the n.s.a. or the cia to make actually sure that they don't have the power and the resources anymore to snoop on everyone around the world. ok we would like to know what you think about the developing scandal around you were spyin

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. >> let's go to fredricka whitfield waiting to start the next hour of "newsroom."hutdown continues on day four and now day five. >>> that's right and we're going to continue to watch. perhaps we'll hear from other representatives of the u.s. government. i.e., the president or even other members of congress later in the morning. and we're also keeping a close watch on lots of severe weather making the news this weekend. people on the gulf coast are bracing for tropical storm karen, while people in the heart of the country are trying to recover from a blast of storms. tornadoes hitting in three states and a destructive october snowstorm slamming another. plus, we'll talk about new developments in the biker investigation. one source tells cnn

we turn it over to our colleague, fredricka whitfield. take over. >> do not move. all right.uckle punch back to you. have a good day, guys. good morning. and soon to be afternoon to everyone at home. the top stories we're working on right now, a huge rally expected in moments in washington d.c. not over obama care or the government shutdown. but spying. the fallout over reports the u.s. snooped on 35 world leaders. many of them our allies. >>> the new york police department and high end department store are under fire. two ppl

. >> let's hand it over to fredricka whitfield. hey, fred. >> great. thank you, guys.in tomorrow morning. we're covering a lot today. we'll have many top stories in the next hour. florida prison officials call it a system failure. that's putting it mildly. two murderers duped that system, walking out of the door and triggering an intensive manhunt, and then, in new york, a very different kind of search, but no less frantic, in a city of 8 mi

i'm fredricka whitfield. carol costello has the day off.h, my god, what the [ bleep ] is up on that? >> happening before everyone's eyes, a police car slams into a

i'm fredricka whitfield, thanks for hanging out with me afternoon. i'll see you here tomorrow.ng out with this man, yeah. >> i watched the nischelle story. we have short memories as americans, don't you think? >> yeah, i guess. it depends on what. >> it depends on what, right? >> for me usually it's every day. i forgot what i had for lunch today already. >> all right. i'm just talking to you because there's something in the prompter that i don't recognize. this is not -- there we go. okay, now it's fixed. >> now you can take it away. >> fred, have a great one, see you. >> okay. >>> all right. there we go. the right words are on the screen. hello, everyone, i'm don lemon, thank you for joining us. it's the top of the hour. i'm here in new york. protesters are sending a message to the nsa, the old fashioned way, not waiting for someone to spy on their e-mails but going straight to capitol hill today, no eavesdropping necessary to figure out what they want. the rally was organized by a group called stop watching us, a coalition of more than 100 groups from the political left and t

thanks so much, i'm fredricka whitfield. hey, a fox of our own, that don lemon. there he is.veryone. sorry. you stole the words right out of my mouth, speaking of foxy, fred, va-va voom, you are looking great today. >> okay. >> am i embarrassing you? >> foxy fits you much better, don lemon. >> thank you. takes one to know that. we'll say that. >> have a good one. >> you as well, fred. >>> hello, everyone, thank you so much for joining us. it is the top of the hour. i'm don lemon. of course, this is "cnn newsroom." we're following two big stories right now. first, mother nature on a tear. tropical storm karen has, well, it has stopped. just spinning in place. deciding where it wants to go next. we'll go live to the gulf coast just ahead here on cnn. >>> meantime, in california fires are now being fueled by 50-mile-an-hour santa ana winds. >>> in the midwest -- at least 18 tornadoes ripped through nebraska, iowa, and south dakota, and there's a threat of more to come. >>> and look at this. one south dakota weatherman says he hasn't seen anything like this in his 30 years of bro