going for her daughter who would be 34 years old. >> at this time, michaela is actually the same age that i was when she was kidnapped. and you know, thinking of her having grown up like that, you know, of course, i have to wonder where she is. >> reporter: police say a witness saw a stranger force michaela into a tan-colored sedan. this composite sketch was put out after the abduction and police and the fbi followed thousands of leads but have never found the girl. >> i was a young police officer when michaela was abducted. and if i could have one thing come of my career, it would with be to have michaela found. >> reporter: in the last few years, lauren, one of the so- called speed freak killers was suspected of being involved. police took dna testing of the bones associated with the killings but in january determined they did not belong to michaela. >> it's really hard to describe the really devastating impact that whole episode had on us. to spend several months, you know, contemplating whether or not she were actually gonna find out that michaela was no longer alive and what tha

nine-year-old michaela garecht was kidnapped from the parking of the rainbow market. today family members, friends, and police officers placed yellow ribbons near the tree where she was last seen. the market and many of the people in this area have changed by michaela's mother is still the same. >> she would be the same age i was when she was kidnapped. >> police say they saw michaela garecht forced into a sedan. police and the fbi followed thousands of leads but have never found the girl. >> i was a young police officer when michaela was abducted. if i could have one thing come of my career, it would be to have her found. >> in the last few years, lauren herzog, one of the speed freak killers was suspected to be involved. but they determined the bones did not belong to michaela. >> it is hard to describe the devastating impact that whole episode had on us. it to spend several months contemplating whether or not we were actually going the find out that she was no longer alive. and what that would mean. and you know, what that would feel like. >> michaela's mother adds

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michaela's mother remains hopeful. >>> a judge said no to university of california attempt to block a one day strike. medical technicians at uc nine campuses and five medical centers planned to walk off their jobs tomorrow as they did in may, to call attention to what is claimed a staffing cries yichls however, the judge did order workers to remain on the job. not to picket. >>> in san jose, police officers are getting a raise. a tentative agreement to restore a 10% raise over three years. cops taking a pay cut was blamed as the reason 69 officers have resigned in san jose this year. many as david louie explains, taking better paying jobs elsewhere. the first indication came when we saw police officers association board emerge from a meeting where they voted to recommend its members vote for the deal. the mayor and council members were optimistic. >> i'm cautiously optimistic. we'd like to give our police officers a raise it could wo be good news for them and the city. iet calls for a 4% raise and a lump sum payment. 23.3% raises coming in the second and third year of the deal >> we'v

to make it even more exciting, maybe some snow, michaela. sunday morning here.p for it because it's on a weekend. >> can't snowboard in it, though? >> this much, no. >> that's your bunny slope. >> a couple more inches. thanks, indra. >>> coming up on "new day," closer than we've been in a decade. secretary of state kerry is talking up the chances for a nuclear deal with iran. that's what he says. that's how close he says we are. but is it all it's cracked up to be? we discuss the prospect with u.s. ambassador to the u.n., samantha power. >>> also ahead, 50 years after john f. kennedy's assassination, we'll talk with his niece about his legacy and the mystery that still surrounds his death. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (aaron) purrrfect. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. they always have. they always will. that's why you take charge of your future. y

michaela's mother remains hopeful. >>> a judge said no to university of california attempt to block a one day strike. medical technicians at uc nine campuses and five medical centers planned to walk off their jobs tomorrow as they did in may, to call attention to what is claimed a staffing cries yichls however, the judge did order workers to remain on the job. not to picket. >>> in san jose, police officers are getting a raise. a tentative agreement to restore a 10% raise over three years. cops taking a pay cut was blamed as the reason 69 officers have resigned in san jose this year. many as david louie explains, taking better paying jobs elsewhere. the first indication came when we saw police officers association board emerge from a meeting where they voted to recommend its members vote for the deal. the mayor and council members were optimistic. >> i'm cautiously optimistic. we'd like to give our police officers a raise it could wo be good news for them and the city. iet calls for a 4% raise and a lump sum payment. 23.3% raises coming in the second and third year of the deal >> we'v

michaela?bout a story that's not just a parental problem but a community problem. a controversial story out of san diego. teenagers, middle school and high school students could face criminal charges for child pornography. it's all tied to sexting. a dozen girls, ages 13 to 17 sent nude photos of themselves to their boyfriends, teens of the same age, those boys passed on the photos to other young friends. over two dozen students are now facing charges for sending those nude photos. investigators have linked six different high schools, they won't name them, and one middle school to this sexting ring if you will. we have our legal panelist, jeffrey toobin, nischelle turner and john berman along with us. let's talk about the legality of this. is this overreaching to have these kids face child pornography charge? >> until the law if you transmit electronically pictures of underage -- >> doesn't matter how old you are. >> doesn't matter how old you are, you are potentially guilty of child pornograph

>> thanks, michaela. >>> as michaela mentioned the big win for republican chris christie in the blueedicted in virginia, but what more do these results tell us about the larger races around the corner, the big cahuna, host of "state of the union" candy crowley in studio. >> hello. >> late night for you. >> absolutely. >> when you look at new jersey and virginia is there one big message the parties are taking from these results? >> to a certain extent the parties take out of it what they want that will propel them forward. i think one of the things we learned sort of separately in virginia is thatby ma care, the affordable care act, makes a difference, because cuccinelli was double digits behind. this was a much closer race in virginia. the democrat won, mcauliffe, but he had an enormous money advantage, he had bill and hillary clinton coming in, he had everything going in his favor, and yet it was down to three or four points. why? at the end cuccinelli went after obama care, very powerful. i think chris christie is a one-off in terms of message. the message is chris christie is a bi

don, michaela? >>> how do americans feel about the economy.he surprising answer from our new cnn poll. we'll have that ahead >>> you may want to think twice before writing the bad review online. it could end up haunting you when the company tracks you down. we're going to explain that. i can't get this place it's such a peaceful place. it's so full of life. a place where the artisic beat of the big city, but the flavor of a traditional mexican town. ♪ imagine being on the green in the middle of the sea. some things can't be explained, you have to experience them. vallarta-nayarit, live it to believe it. >>> welcome back to "new day." time for a gut check. the majority of americans have a pretty negative view of the way things are going in the country today. cnn political analyst, ron brown stein, is back to break it all dawn for us. how was your turkey day, by the way? >> excellent, outstanding. >> we have confidence in how turkey day went. black friday will be another discussion. i am interested in talking to you and getting your take on this

michaela? >>> it's time for the five things you need to know for your new day.hite house officials today trying to help millions of americans who have been dropped by their insurance companies. >>> the "u.s. george washington" in the philippines to help those get aid after the typhoon. britains sending its biggest navy ship to assist in recovery. >>> whity bulger to be sentenced in boston for murder and other crimes. prosecutors want the 84-year-old locked up until he dies. >>> later this morning, federal reserve chair nominee janet yellen appears before senators at her confirmation hearing telling them the fed must do more to help the economy recover. >>> number five, ron burgundy invading the newseum, newly opened exhibit dedicated to the parody. the new film opens next month. be sure to go to newdaycnn.com for the latest. guys? >> thanks, mick. >>> 911 calls don't get much more desperate than this, the owner of a big cat sanctuary in oregon trying to save his head keeper after she had been mauled by a cougar, all the while shooing more big cats away. stephani

michaela garecht was with friends as a man abducted her. her mother says she remains hopeful her daughter, some day, will be found. >> she could be somewhere. she could be hurting. she could be sad. she could be grieving. she could be being abused. right now. and we have to keep looking for her to try to help her. >> last year authorities tested dna of bone fragments connected to a pair of serial kip kilers but dna did not match michaela's. >> investigators believe the son of a state senator shot his father then stabbed himself to death >> the senator is improving. police say the stabbing occurred inside of his home, where his son died of a gunshot wound. gus was reported he evaluated in a mental hospital yesterday but there were no beds available so he was released to his parents. a congressman is asking for prayers for the family. >> it's shaken everybody in virginia. he is a good man and our prayers were him. and i encourage everybody to say a prayer for senator deeds and his family. >> deeds, a democrat served as a virginia state senato

>>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, welcome to "new day," it's tuesday, november 26th, 6:00 in the east. got to prepare for a heaping side of rain, sleet and snow to go with that thanksgiving turkey, unfortunately. right now holiday travel plans for more than 40 million are totally up in the air. the air may be the worst place to be. a monster storm on a collision coast with the east coast, take a look at the snow falling in pittsburgh. this is wpxi. we're tapping the power and reach of cnn to bring you the most complete coverage you can, combi beginning with indra petersons. >> take a look at the snow we're currently seeing in the northeast. we have the heavy rain coming in from the southeast. already starting to see some of the icing. this is a precursor to what we are expecting as we go through the next 48 hours with rain, heavy winds and even more freezing rain and snow. a massive winter storm blamed for at least a dozen deaths and hundreds of accidents will bring heavy rain, snow, sleet and high winds to much of the east c

michaela? >>> data sweeps by the nsa will continue for the foreseeable future. the obama administration says it is looking to reign in surveillance practices overseas. "the new york times" reports the president and his advisers believe there is no workable alternative to bulk collection of data. >>> we're hearing horrifying details from one of the young women held captive by castro. she tells dr. phil she was tied it up by her hands, feet and neck using an extension cord. knight, along with amanda berry and gina dejesus were freed from castro's home in may. >>> details emerging on how that college student in new york city became wedged in a space between two buildings trapped for a nightmarish 36 hours. he told them he was walking on the roof in the dark saturday and didn't see the gap between the buildings and fell. his incredible rescue came sunday after firefighters cut through a concrete wall to free him. >>> houston texans coach gary kubiak expected to remain in the hospital for another da

>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, welcome to "new day," thursday, november 7th. 6:00 in the east. first up, president obama insists the patient is getting better. and they're working overtime to help healthcare.gov run smoothly by the end of the month. that would be the headline except a new problem seems to have come up as kathleen sebelius returned to capitol hill for yet another grilling, this time a security risk to users. breanna keeler is following developments, live at the white house this morning. >> reporter: it was another damaging appearance on the hill for hhs secretary kathleen sebelius. as president obama headed to the lone star state, that's right, but not a coincidence that he was in texas where a republican governor has blocked the expansion of medicaid under the obama care law. >> it is wonderful to see all of you. >> reporter: texas, not exactly friendly territory for obama care. but that's where president obama went to criticize republican opposition to his signature health care reform program. an

michaela?est of luck getting to their destination. >>> let's look at what is making news at this hour, heightened tension this morning between the u.s. and china, after two american b-5 bombers flew into disputed air space over the east china sea this week, a direct challenge to china's claims of sovereignty over the region. the flights were conducted without incident. beijing says it identified and monitored the b-52s and will continue to exercise effective control over the disputed air space. >>> story out of arizona this morning, three gurlz say they were imprisoned in their family home in tucson for two years, ages 12, 13 and 17, police say the girls were malnourished and living in filthy conditions. the youngest who escaped when their stepfather broke down a door and threatened them, their mother and stepfather are facing kidnapping and child abuse charges. >>> a texas nurse is dead, stabbed to death while defending patients from a man with a knife. witnesses say gayle savage rushed to hel

michaela garecht was 9 years old. micahela and a friend had gone to buy candy. the case is unsolved. sharon has a blog about her search for michaela and hopes keeping her daughter's story in the public eye will bring her home. >>> will it be enough? after years of battling over money, city of san jose and police union reached a deal in hope will stop the keyfectionde city officers to other police departments. kris sanchez joins us live from san jose city hall with how the deal came together. >> reporter: it came together painstakingly slow. there was an arbitrator involved, state mediator ultimately helped to make it happen. now those officers have to vote whether they want to accept a deal that's not offered to any other city employees here in san jose, and the rest of us will have to wait and see whether that deal is enough to keep them with the sjpd. >> you take what you an get sometimes. >> reporter: the san jose police union wants the city to give back a 10% pay cut officers took a few years ago. the city says it can only do that in installments over the ne

michaela perreira has the story. >> reporter: now tom cruise is defending his actions as a father inrofile way. cruise filed this document in his $50 million lawsuit against bauer publishing, strike back against "in touch" magazine and "lifestyle" where they claim cruise abandoned his daughter, suri. >> he is taking a stand saying he will not put up with headlines that he believes are not only false but destructive of his reputation. >> i have in no way cut suri out of my life, physically, emotionally, financially or otherwise. industry insiders say for cruise, it's not about the $50 million price tag. it's about the priceless value of his reputation. >> he has seen his share of scandalous headlines before, but this brings into the spotlight his parenting and being a father and for him that was just hitting below the belt. that's where he drew the line. >> reporter: in the document, cruise acknowledges he was shooting back-to-back films at the time the magazine hit the newsstands but says even during the times i was working overseas and was not able to see suri in person, we were and

michaela kÜfner will be back with you next week. be sure to join us. until then, goodbye.oned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> our guest is the ambassador to the united states from the republic of azerbaijan. the ambassador formally served as consul general to los angeles and 13 states. foras senior counselor foreign affairs and the office of the president. mr. ambassador, thank you for visiting with us today. >> it is good to be here. please call me dennis. what would be thcultural background? name.uslim turkey it is a reflection of our identity being a muslim nation for a long time. somebody referred recently to azerbaijan as a hidden treasure. tell me how. >> i hope it is not hidden anymore. i hope it is open to the world. i don't want to exaggerate because we live in a very interesting part of the world. uniquenessthink the the collections of cultures and influences. i will give you a couple of examples. of theat the center muslim civilizations. worlds,nd the persian the slavic world, and altogether coming to azerbaijan. there are so many infl

i love it, michaela.lantic and northeast. preview here, boston 47 today. you think it's cold. don't think about xwlcomplainin. sunday 29 degrees for your high. atlanta 66 to 46. so much going on in the east, yet it's not the big story. it's out west, this big snowmaker is out there, not only a snowmaker t is a rainmaker. we're talking about heavy amounts of snow as we start the weekend through colorado, albuquerque and california and the mountains a foot of snow with very cold snow 3,000 feet. that's a cold system out there. tons of moisture with it so it's not cold enough to snow, a lot of rain will be expected. flooding concerns expected in through arizona where they could see three to five inches of rain. that's one system. the other affecting the eastern half of the country is the cold front that brought the light showers in the midwest. today stretching from the northeast back through texas, not again a big rainmaker, light showers, maybe about an inch in the northeast, about two to three inches towa

back over to michaela for more of the top stories. >>> good morning to you once again. bring you up to date on the latest news. the death toll rising to eight from sunday's onslaught of tornados in the midwest. hundreds of thousands of people are without power from wisconsin to missouri. in hard-hit illinois, state of emergency has been declared in seven counties. >>> with seven confirmed cases of meningitis "b" on campus, princeton university will make a vaccine available to students and staff that is not yet approved in the u.s. it's the only vaccine for the potentially deadly strain of the disease. it's approved for use in europe and australia. so far, the fda has improved importing the meningitis b v vaccine. >>> the spying can go on for now. an appeal was rejected from a privacy rights program to stop the nsa surveillance program. >>> two-time zmic presidential candidate john edwards going back to his roots practicing law once again with his former partner. they'll be joined by edwards daughter, kate, in a statement, edwards said he wants to take cases that change

. >>> today dozens gathered to remember michaela garecht on the 25th anniversary of her disappearance. she was kidnapped outside a hayward grocery store 25 years ago today it. a short time ago people gathered there at lafayette avenue. she was 9 at the time of the abduction in 1988 and despite an intensive investigation, she has never been found. >>> the man is dead after a gun battle with sonoma county sheriff's deputies. police were called to the home of 59-year-old wayne cartwright on first street in guerneville overnight after he allegedly threatened to kill his wife. deputies say court wright started shooting at them with a rifle. when they arrived they returned fire and killed him. deputies are on mandatory leave. >>> in a few hours demonstrator also rally outside a san francisco police station to protest what they say was police brutality. it happened during the arrest of a man illegally riding his bike on a sidewalk. the cell phone video of 21dj williams his face covered in blood. authorities say he was riding his bike on the sidewalk on friday afternoon and didn't listen to p

michaela increase from eighty record eight to two hundred yuan per day. lightning can increase a lot. no matter how much hard work i do i still cannot catch up to the pace of inflation. i'm still admiring of college graduate. they never need two parents working from five pm the chewy and the next day another river caesar creek well. people shouldn't that migrant workers cannot deprive dollars. just because the work and get dirty. some believe college and have better working ability the no huddle to analyze and think oh my co workers can also do that. however still bravely his harp on the idea that college students earn too little. one pro quo. i don't think it's unfair for migrant workers earned three hundred yuan per day. i just think of dollars of college graduate is too low. they spent almost two decades studying hard in school. me and they can only her fork out the winter months. it's so pathetic. finally we avoid these are concluded. it's useful to compare the talented college graduate and migrant workers the thing that needs to happen to read down t

. >>> 25 years ago 9-year-old michaela garecht went missing. dozens gathered to remember her. she was kidnapped in 1988. her mother and supporters tied yellow ribbons around trees in front of the grocery store where she was taken. >> at this time, she is the same age i was when i was kidnapped. and, you know, thinking of her having grown up like that, of course, i have to wonder where she is. if she has children herself. >> although mikaela is still missing, her mother hopes she will come home. >>> 14-year-old in juvenile hall accused of using a pellet gun to steal money from an 1 1- year-old in oakland. the victim was first told to give up his cell phone but instead the 14-year-old robber settled for 5 bucks. the two boys didn't know each other. the investigators say the suspect called police saturday to turn himself in. >>> it's a device called a kill switch and it's considered by many as a way to curb cell phone robberies but as kpix 5 reporter christin ayers reports, big phone companies don't support it. >>> reporter: it can happen anywhere anytime, walking on a city stree

with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning. welcome to "new day." it's tuesday, november 12th, 6:00 in the east. the situation is not over, in fact, it could get worse. a new storm, no food or water, risk of disease. the philippines are in crisis. take a look at these faces, the survivors, many of them children looking for families, all of them desperately in need of food and water. aid is arriving from around the world. a huge aircraft, a ship we have, has been dispatched to provide relief. here's the problem. it's taking a long time to get there. the airports aren't functioning, there's no real infrastructure there. every hour, the every day that passes, the situation gets worse. another storm is coming. the situation is desperate on the ground. we'll show it to you. >> and communication is pretty much cut off. on top of that, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake hit today near one of the affected areas, just for perspective on all of this, take a look at this, this is the size of haiyan before it made landfall. had it been near the u.s. it would have cover

michaela, we made it through. >> so far so good. that will go smoothly as well. margaret, thank you so much and happy thanksgiving to you, darling. >> reporter: you, too. >>> time for other headlines, let's turn to pamela for those. >> good morning to you all at home. another accusation against the nsa about spying on world leaders. canada allowed the nsa to spy on the g-8 and g-20 summits in ontario back in 2010 citing documents shared by nsa leaker edward snowden. they don't mention exact targets for the spying but say the operation was closely coordinated with canada. >>> and pope francis will be making a trip to israel, a source tells cnn the pope will be making his first trip to the jewish state in may. the source says he'll be there the 25th and 26th though the vatican has yet to confirm. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is headed to the v vatican next week for meetings with the pope. >>> a murder investigation stems from a drone strike that killed several people. cia director john brennan was singled out and the othe

michaela, chris and kate, back to you. >> what can they do is the question, i guess. you so much, jim acosta at the white house. it will be interesting to watch the former president and president obama together today. >> it always is. >> fly on the wall, right? >> the former president it's always i hear what he's saying but wonder why he's saying it. >> what's the motive. >> we'll have a round table on it after it happens, i'm sure. >> exactly. >>> let's bring you up to date on the latest news. a frantic search tens off the water of ft. lauderdale, florida. rescuers looking desperately for two people missing after their air ambulance went down. the medical flight just dropped off a patient in ft. lauderdale and was headed back to mexico when it sent out a mayday call. the bodies of a man and a woman have been recovered. >>> trey radel says he's profoundly sorry following his arrest for cocaine possession. the freshman republican will be in court today for arraignment on the drug charges. it would put him behind bars for up to 180 days. he said he struggles with alcoho

>> thanks, michaela. >>> let's get back to the growing crisis in the philippines now. never seen anything like it before. cnn's anna coren got a unique look at the area from the air. >> reporter: a rescue mission is under way. we're traveling with the military to a remote group of islands devastated by super typhoon haiyan, yet to be reached by authorities. from the air, we can see the carna carnage, home after home, village after village, nowhere has been spared. on the ground lie the injured, with broken bones and internal bleeding, they've been waiting for days for a medical evacuation. >> i haven't seen anything like this before. i thought i'd only see this an television. >> reporter: there is a real sense of desperation here on the ground while the focus is obviously on the sick and the injured and getting them to safety, the people of this hard-hit island need food and freshwater. they've been without it for days and despite assurances from the government, it has yet to arrive. the problem facing authorities is logistics, getting these supplies to these hard-hit

michaela, there's a lot of other news.. >> such emotion there. let them know we're certainly thinking of them and sending our prayers as well. let's update you on the latest news. investigators are trying to find the source of a carbon monday o monday oxide leak after two miners were killed. an explosion has been ruled out as an immediate cause. the mine which produced silver from 1876 well into the 1940s began operating once again in february but it is now closed as authorities investigate. >>> take a look at this video the most up close look of typhoon haiyan hitting the philippines. look at the surge, sending water rushing in overcoming a house. it was filmed by an aide worker last friday from the roof of a boarding house. we want to show you this extraordinary video of the damage, it is simply staggering, taken by a drone showing a bird's-eye view of all of that destruction caused by the typhoon in tacloban. >>> a senate showdown is expected this week over a military sexual assault bill that has divided both republican

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> good morningome back to "new day," friday, november 8th, 7:00 in the east. super typhoon haiyan, that is what's making breaking news. it's blasting the philippines and not letting up. it's been 16 hours already and the worst has not yet come. check out the pictures. the island nation is getting socked by the storm right now, massive in size and strength. what you're looking at is 300 miles across, about the length of florida's entire east coast. easily historic, perhaps the worst we've ever seen. again, the worst could be yet to come. how many people? 10 million in this storm's path, hanging on in the face of winds gusting -- get this -- 235 miles an hour. that's stronger than katrina and sandy combined. we have someone there. kathy novak in the philippines, getting us up to date with where we are right now. kathy, what do we know? >> what we know is this is for sure the strongest typhoon we've seen in the world this year. as you say, stronger than sandy and katrina combined. and just pummeling mo

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morningay many thought would never come for a 29-year-old missouri man after nearly a decade behind bars, ryan ferguson released from prison tuesday. prosecutors saying they will not pursue a new trial. ferguson's murder conviction was thrown out last week. now the nightmare may be over. let's bring in david mattingly at the cnn center with what led to the change of fate. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ryan he found there were a lot of people last night ready to listen to what he had to say. ryan ferguson walked out of prison into new clothes and in front of the cameras to taste his first moments of freedom. celebrating with family and attorneys he offered bittersweet thanks to the thousands following his case around the world. >> to get arrested and charged for a crime you didn't commit is incredibly easy. you can lose your life very fast. but to get out of prison it takes an army. >> reporter: and it takes time. in ferguson's case, almost a full decade of appeals. the missouri att

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morningay, november 6th, 6:00 in the east. kate is

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning." it is wednesday, november 20th. 6:00 in the east. we do have breaks news this morning. people are missing after a medical transport plane went down near ft. lauderdale last night. two bodies have been recovered. let get straight to john zarrella in florida. john, what do we know? >> reporter: chris, the coast guard just about 40 minutes ago holding a briefing saying they are still continuing their search for two other victims who are on board that air ambulance. when it went down off the coast of ft. lauderdale about a mile off. the search stretches ten miles north of us and out ten miles. so far, what they have record, about 1,000 pounds of debris. disaster, moments after takeoff. a terrifying scene. >> mayday, mayday, mayday. >> reporter: a frantic call for help. seconds before this small medical aircraft plummeted into the sea. >> maintain 4,000 and turn left heading 3, 3-0. >> reporter: the pilot made a last-dish effort to turn back around towards the ft. lauderdale airport only

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning," thursday, november 21st, 6:00 in the east. we have breaking new overnight out of kansas. a massive cargo plane stranded at a wichita airport after landing there by mistake. the faa says the boeing 747 was supposed to land at mcconnell air force base but ended up at this smaller airport many miles away. they say the runway, too short for the big plane to take off. cnn's aviation correspondent rene marsh is live in washington. rene, what to do, what to do? >> reporter: that is the question, what to do, what to do. we're talking about a

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morningw day," it is friday, everybody. november 8th, 6:00 in the east. listen to this, one of the strongest storms we've ever seen is walloping the philippines as we speak. take a look at the radar. these are colors we rarely see, the storm is 300 miles across, half the size of texas, just for perspective. it's too early to assess damage from this supertyphoon, that's what they're calling it. wind gusts, 235 miles an hour. remember you get to 100 miles an hour, it becomes a hurricane. 235 miles an hour we're hearing. now we're looking at the pictures now, the wind is already blowing. we'll try and find out more about this. we have kathy novak who's in manila. it's tough to get communication out of an area like this. we believe she's on the phone. can you hear us? can you hear us? >> i can hear you. i'm not sure if you can hear me. it's starting to get rainy and windy where i am here in manila. i'll keep talking and hopefully you can hear me. i can only imagine how bad it is down south where

invited to the wedding of journey rocker neil shown and his white house gate crasher soon to be wife michaelaahi. for $14.95 you can watch their december 15th nuptials live on pay per view with some of the proceeds headed to philippine fi to typhoon victims. salahi and her then husband tareq famously attended an elite white house party without invites in the year 2009. she got together with shaun when she split and the two have been together ever since. >>> here is a friday follow-up for you. we have told you about how the tsa has been slow to spend the change it collects from security che checkpoints across the country. next week the house is expected to pass legislation requiring the agency to spend all unclaimed money on lounges for members of the military and their families. tsa collecting an average of half a million bucks a year but has only gotten around to spending a fraction of that. in 2012 they found $531,000 in unclaimed money. it's spent $6,500 on security. that bill could pass as early as monday when the house returns from the thanksgiving break. >>> and finally now, hard times

>>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, welcome november 26th, 6:00 in the east. got to prepare for a heaping side of rain, sleet and snow to go with that thanksgiving turkey, unfortunately. right now holiday travel plans for more than 40 million are totally up in the air. the air may be the worst place to be. a monster storm on a collision coast with the east coast, take a look at the snow falling in pittsburgh. this is wpxi. we're tapping the power and reach of cnn to bring you the most complete coverage you can, combi beginning with indra petersons. >> take a look at the snow we're currently seeing in the northeast. we have the heavy rain coming in from the southeast. already starting to see some of the icing. this is a precursor to what we are expecting a

michaela pereira joins us now! >> we should have done the test who was the most fraslzzled?ng with brian todd. sitting in traffic, don't you think? >> nic robertson is malfeasance somehow. >> we are all together on thanksgiving. a thanksgiving themed show today. obviously, the big story is the macy's parade here in new york. we know millions will be lining the streets of manhattan to watch this in person. even millions more of you will be enjoying the parade from the comfort of your warm and cozy home! now here is the big question, though. will those legendary balloons that tower over the city will they fly or not? the issue is wind. we don't know if the wind is going to tolerate -- is going to stand up to the levels that we need them to stay under for these balloons to fly. so we're going to be along the parade route taking a look at this and seeing what officials are saying and let you know if the parade balloons will be floating or not. >>> you've seen this dash cam video already and show it to you yesterday. a hero cop risk ing his own safety to rescue the man in the bur

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morningvember 7th. 6:00 in the east. first up, president obama insists the patient is getting better. and they're working overtime to help healthcare.gov run smoothly by the end of the month. that would be the headline except a new problem seems to have come up as kathleen sebelius returned to capitol hill for yet another grilling, this time a security risk to users. breanna keeler is following developments, live at the white house this morning. >> reporter: it was another damaging appearance on the hill for hhs secretary kathleen sebelius. as president obama headed to the lone star state, that's right, but not a coincidence that he was in texas where a republican governor has blocked the expansion of medicaid under the obama care law. >> it is wonderful to see all o

. >> interesting, michaela, you look at the selfies out there.s the ubiquitousness of it. >> it's interesting. because in culture we've already seen self-portraits. it's an extension of self-portraits. we've always been fascinated with ourselves. but now these smartphones give -- you don't have to be cindy sherman of -- to take a picture of yourself. but it kind of escalates this idea of look at me, here i am, look what i'm doing. >> the amount of self-obsession with it is sort of -- >> it is like the crack for the egomaniac. you get to do endless pictures of yourself. star of your own movie. documenting -- >> that's right. >> look. what we see these days is young people with their texting, they're holding hands, the walk down the street and the don't even talk to each other. we are going to have a big problem about people not being able to have a conversation anymore. >> i totally agree with you on this. the example if i'm at a bar somebody will have to take a picture with me. if it's late at night i'll take normally fine let's do it. late at ni

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> good morningber 22nd, 6:00 in the east. today marks the 50th anniversary of president john f. kennedy's assassination. as america honors the legacy, the environment in washington is anything but nostalgic. senate democrats dropping the nuclear bomb, voting to rewrite the rules in order to keep republicans from blocking presidential nominees with filibusters. chief congressional correspondent dana bash is live in washington watching this situation for us. good morning, dana. >> good morning, chris. for years just the threat of this major senate rules change, the nuclear option, had been enough to force the parties to compromise because the alternative was thought to be mutually assured destruction. democrats have

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> welcome to, 6:00 in the east. senate democrats are marching to the white house, looking for answers, both to their political fears and for a way to address the millions of americans who have been dropped by their insurance carriers. let's give to jim acosta, live at the white house where they're still reeling from those low enrollment numbers from this past october. >> reporter: we may well hear from the president on these discouraging numbers. the white house after this first rough month for obama care appears to be saying they have nowhere to go but up. it's not just the numbers that are in, for the first month of signups for obama care, so are the reviews. >> just another day in a series of messups in obama care. >> reporter: it's not jest republicans who are giving the october enrollment period a thumbs down. >> i don't think anyone is satisfied. the promise of the affordable care act is worth fighting for. >> reporter: of the roughly

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> we start with the destruction real monster that attacked washington, illinois. a ferocious ef-4 tornado, 166 miles an hour winds, hundreds of thousands are still without power in this mad scramble to deal with tremendous loss from missouri to wisconsin. the death toll rising to 8 indra petersons is live in washington. good morning. >> good morning, chris. we all saw that damage yesterday. today we now know from the national weather service, yes, this was an e i

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning:00 in the east. the situation is not over, in fact, it could get worse. a new storm, no food or water, risk of disease. the philippines are in crisis. take a look at these faces, the survivors, many of them children looking for families, all of them desperately in need of food and water. aid is arriving from around the world. a huge aircraft, a ship we have, has been dispatched to provide relief. here's the problem. it's taking a long time to get there. the airports aren't functioning, there's no real infrastructure there. every hour, the every day that passes, the situation gets worse. another storm is coming. the situation is desperate on the ground. we'll show it to you. >> and communication is pretty much cut off. on top of that, a

on this day back in 1988. 9-year old michaela joy garecht was kidnapped from outside a hayward grocerytore. kron 4's will tran was there. for today's anniversary vigil. >> reporter: that is the place where she was last seen all around the tree with the other type a brand new yellow ribbon with a missing poster showing the same picture back when she was 9 years old. we got a chance to talk to sharon she is very distraught and sat. she still keep hope that her daughter is out there. >> of course i have to wonder where she is where she is. i have had people say over the years that she might be alive and be aware that we are looking for her but not willing to come home. i had a whole i had a hard time understanding that but it occurred to me and she has children or some situations the she would not be able to take the children that she may have to stay. and, i can understand that if she could write to me to inform me that she is alive and ok then. >> reporter: 25 years ago she was just a in a police officer in this case still continues to haunt the hayward police department. they will not

with chris cuomo, indicate baldwin, and michaela pereira. >> welcome back to "new day." man who spent nearly a decade in prison is a free man. first let's bring in david mattingly. tell us about this, david. >> well, chris, ryan ferguson got out of prison last night and had a lot to say. he had things to say about the justice system and others who are still behind bars. ryan ferguson walked out of prison into new clothes and in front of the camera to taste his first moments of freedom. celebrating with family and attorneys, he offered bitter sweet thanks to the thousands following his case around the world. >> to get arrested add charged for a crime that you didn't commit, it's incredibly easy and you can lose your live very fast. but to get out, it takes an army. >> and it takes time. almost a full decade of appeals. missouri said the state will not retry or pursue further action against ryan ferguson. this, after an appeals court threw out his guilty verdict because prosecutors withheld evidence. >> i think we need to be aware that this is part of our justice system. >

michaela herrera has details. >> reporter: he is famously known for keeping his mouth wide shut whendefending his actions as a father in a very high profile way. tuesday, cruise filed this document in his $50 million lawsuit against bauer publishing, about stories in life and style and in touch magazines where they claim he abandoned his daughter, suri. >> by filing this $50 million lawsuit, he is taking a stand, saying he is not putting up with headlines that he believes are not only false but destructive to his reputation. >> reporter: in the filing, the assertion that i abandoned suri after my divorce is patently false, i have in no way cut suri out of my life, whether physically, emotionally or otherwise. cruise says it is not about the $50 million price tag, it is about the priceless value of his reputation. >> he is seen his share of scandalous headlines. this brings into the spotlight his parenting and his being a father. and i think for him that was just hitting below the belt and that's where he drew the line. >> reporter: in the document, cruise acknowledges he was shooting

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela. >> it is monday, november 4th. manifesto of truth. in his open letter published sunday, he says and he is not a criminal and should not be treated as one. the white house is firing back. we'll have the details. >>> and you think you know how the story ends when planes collide in midair, right? but not this time. two planes filled with skydivers collide in midair. everyone lives to talk about it. we'll hear from one of the s skydiv skydiver. >> and from one survival story to another, a 6-year-old boy survived a shark attack. you'll hear from little logan. apparently the shark bit his leg, tried to drag him under. logan and his parents are all here to talk about his miraculous escape. >> and thankfully two stories don't end the way we usually expect them to. but first this morning, gary kubiac is recovering in the hospital after a free thrighten scene. he's only 52, but he collapsed walking off the field. the team says he didn't have a lae heart attack. ed lavendera is live with details for us. ed, what's the latest?