miguel marquez shows his calm, matter of fact confession. >> i really want to get out of this place. >> reporter: in a chilling interview with investigators, 17-year-old john la due is heard revealing why he wanted to kill himself, his family and as many victims as possible at his high school in minnesota. >> i was not bullied at all. i don't think i've ever been bullied in my life. i have good parents. i live in a good town. i think i'm just really mentally ill. and no one's noticed. i've been trying to hide it. >> reporter: yet it's those good parent and his older sister ladue allegedly wanted to murder. >> they did nothing wrong. i just wanted as many victims as possible. >> reporter: calmly detailing step by steppe pl plans to set bombs. >> then enter, throw molotov cocktails and pipe bombs and destroy everyone and when the s.w.a.t. comes i would destroy myself. >> reporter: ladue claims to be different from the rest of the mass school shooters, especially adam lance lanza, the 20-year-old who shot 20 at sandy hook elementary. >> i didn't want to prove i was a wuss like the recen

miguel marquez, cnn, waukaushaw, wisconsin. >> it shows the disconnect between the parents and their kids. a lot of times my kids are online. i don't know all the things they're doing. >> initially when i heard this story, wow, charges as adults are so severe. when you hear about the premeditation it becomes more disturbing. we'll keep you posted on what happens in that very, very alarming case. >>> the u.s. marine corps says a pilot safely ejected from his jet moments before it crashed. amateur video of the crash. the plane went down in a neighborhood in imperial, california, destroying three homes. the pilot suffered only minor injuries and thankfully no civilians were hurt. the cause of this is under investigation. >>> we jump to the weather now. the remnants of a tropical storm are dumping heavy rain and elevating the threat of mudslides to mexico and central america. >> meteorologist is watching this. >> they're having a tough time in mexico and south america with torrential downpours. area of low pressure that was not boris was dumping several inches of rain. we had boris and t

cnn's miguel marquez has that. >> is the fix in? could a u.s. be in the works so that both teams safely advance to the next round. that suspicion ripping through the soccer world as team usa preps to face off against germany. two teams with lots of ties. facing germany personally will be a very emotional situation but once the game starts, i'm down to work and to compete. leading team usa, klinsmann german born but long time california resident, he played for germany in three world cups. coached the german national team in 2006, germany's current coach was his number two. they are friends. the cozy history for some has raised eyebrows. >> he has denied it vvehemently. he is saying that's not the american thing to do. >> it has happened before, though. 1982, the world cup in spain where in the soccer world. adding to suspicion before, u.s. men's soccer win versus ghana and their tie with portugal, an unlikely person thought they might lose the world cup. their outspoken coach, klinsmann. >> for us now talking about winning a world cup is just not

cnn's miguel marquez has more details. >> i'm not incompetent, you're [ bleep ] incompetent -- >> reporterapparently nothing can stop the profanity-laden voice mails left by none other than donald sterling. a california court ruling the controversial clippers owner could contact witnesses as the brutal matter moves forward, this after sterling backed out of a $2 billion to sell the team. >> -- nothing but a fraud and a liar and a cheat and i'm going to see that you lose your license. >> reporter: he is suing two physicians who diagnosed the owner as mentally incapacitated, both presenting their evidence in court on behalf of shelly who's vying to uphold the negotiated sale. >> i'm going to call ucla now and i'm going to get you fired from ucla because you're nothing but a tramp. >> reporter: sterling's attorney says the calls were nothing more than a man upset, angry that his medical records were made public, and with the doctor, a neurologist who diagnosed him with signs alzheimer's and dementia, he got personal. >> all you did was go to the beverly hills hotel and drink liquor. all you d

miguel marquez, cnn. >> and morgan geyser's attorney says he expects her to get a mental evaluation soons pressing to get her case moved down from the adult court to a juvenile court. sadly, we couldn't reach anissa weier's attorney for comment but it can probably be expected that will be the same strategy. mel robbins and danny ceccalos. mel, first to you, in a split second, elevated to adult court in wisconsin, it's ultimatic. what are the chances their lawyers, if they both make this effort, will prevail in getting this brought back to juvenile? >> well, i don't know what the chances are. and danny can speak to the three things that they absolutely have to prove, because the burden is on the girl's attorneys to show that they should go back down to juvenile court. i have to tell you, as horrific as this is, i think they absolutely, positively, belong in juvenile court. and there's two reasons why, ashleigh. first of all, the evidence is undisputed. the scientific evidence. that at the age of 12, the brain is nowhere near fully developed. in fact, the front aal lobe, th controls your a

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miguel marquez, thanks so much. >> sure. >>> all right, this news just coming in to us out of atlantaails just released by police in the case of a father who is accused of killing his 22-month-old boy by leaving him in a hot car for an entire day. victor blackwell joins us now the breaking news. good morning, victor. >> reporter: carol, good morning. new arrest warrant has been issued for justin ross harris, and new detail this morning is that harris apparently went back out to his suv during his lunch break, went into the suv, placed something inside the driver's side of the vehicle, closed the door, and went back into his work at the home depot support center just outside atlanta. now, initially the story from this father was that he drove to work with his son in the car, forgot to drop the child off at day care, worked a full day and only realized the child was in the car seven and a half hours later, but this new information from cobb county police is that they have evidence that this father went out to the vehicle, opened the door, and the child was still in there, presumably as

. >> and i'm miguel marquez.past the hour. >>> score two for the political establishment. after a bitter primary in runoff, cnn projects mississippi senator that cochran prevailing against a tea party challenger. he'll be running for his seventh term in november. >>> it looks like charlie rangel, charles rangel will get to stay his stay in congress after his win. our cnn politics executive editor mark preston joins us from washington. mark, another guarantee for these two. let's start in mississippi sending off the tea party challenger. as one republican strategist said to me recently score another one for the establishment. >> yeah, big one for the establishment. especially coming after the business loss of eric cantor, the majority leader, just a few weeks ago to a tea party candidate. but down in mississippi, thad cochran, the incumbent, in many ways, scored an upset last night by winning. he won by about 6300 votes. although there are certainly hard feelings over the victory, let's hear what his opponent mcda

i'm miguel marquez. >> i'm christine romans. i's 5:00 a.m. in the east. let's begin in iraq where secretary of state john kerry is getting a sobering assessment of what's happening on the ground. iraq is facing a new reality. it comes a day after he sat down with prime minister, nuri al maliki. meantime, the isis push toward baghdad is getting louder with conflicting reports of who has control of the largest oil refinery in iraq. more red on the map, the more the extremist footprint continues to grow. let's get to baghdad live with the latest. oil officials are telling us the southern part of the country where two-thirds of the oil output is safe. when you look at the red stain spreading through iraq, clearly is a very, very difficult time right now. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: it is incredibly tense. that tension is ratcheted further with the claims of who actually does have control of the major domestic refinery here in iraq. we are already seeing just the impact translate into stretching hours north into the country. it's pretty, pretty low in w

>> miguel marquez, thank you so much. susan hendricks has the 360 bulletin. susan?et has crashed in imperial, california, about an hour and a half east of san diego. it looks to have crashed in the neighborhood. no word yet, though, on any civilian injuries. the pilot ejected safely and was taken to the hospital. >>> well, the last of the original navajo code talkers has died. they developed a code based on their unwritten language that couldn't be broken by the japanese military and helped win the war. he was 93. >>> australia authorities are accepting bids by private contractors interested in running the next phase for the search for malaysian flight 370. and a big reversal from donald sterling. according to sterling's attorney, his client has agreed to the sale of the l.a. clippers to former microsoft ceo steve ballmer for $2 billion and he will drop his lawsuit against the nba. >>> and baseball-sized hail wrecked havoc on a car dealership in nebraska. an estimated of $162 million in damage. you can see it's really bad. >> unbelievable. >> susan, thanks so much.

i'm miguel marquez. >> i'm alison kosik. >> breaking news overnight, a plane forced to make an emergency landing in wichita after the evacuation slide deployed mid flight. it was headed from o'hare to orange county. there were 96 passengers and five crew members on board. no one was hurt, fortunately. listen as one passenger described the scene and how the flight attendants reacted. >> all of a sudden you saw their faces go like this and heard a big bang and a hiss and they just had a panicked look. they took the carts and ran to the front of the plane. we all turned around. the whole back cabinet part of the plane where they sat was full of the chute. >> my god. darn good luck nobody was up there at the time it exploded. the airline says it passenger's flights were rebooked. a similar thing happened on a jetblue flight headed to boston. the investigation into this latest incident is under way. >> scary stuff. also this morning, severe weather has parts of the midwest and south waterlogged. flash floods in eastern arkansas. it forced residents in several towns to evacuate. problems in te

miguel marquez, cnn, tallahassee, florida. >> we're talking about immigration here on cnn ahead of thisntary called "documented," a cnn film sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. we'll talk to the filmmaker tomorrow here on the show. coming up next, we mentioned this before. you probably heard of gopro, those tiny cameras you can put on a surf board. the ceo sat down with cnn money and opened up about his company and himself. hear from him, next. ow telcos using hp big data solutions are feeling the love, too. by offering things like on-the-spot data upgrades -- an idea that reduced overcharge complaints by 98%. no matter how fast your business needs to adapt, if hp big data solutions can keep wireless customers smiling, imagine what they can do for yours. make it matter. imagine what they can do the snow at olive garden.vors, dive into our new pappardelle pescatore with the best of the bay. prepared from scratch daily and always served with unlimited salad and breadsticks. taste the flavors of the season at olive garden. >>> you love cameras, love taking videos you've probably heard of g

. >> that was miguel marquez reporting. that's hard to listen to that.t the woman who is responsible for thwarting this killer's massacre. chelsea, thank you for coming on. you heard the report there, you know about the self-storage unit. you were there right across the street. you were looking out the window and you saw him and you got suspicious. what did you see? >> well, i was just watching tv, and i noticed someone walking, and i didn't pay much attention. then i looked up. and he was closer to my house, closer to the window. and i mean, it had been raining and snowing that day, so there was large puddles he had to walk through to get through the backyard to the storage unit. and i just kept watching him. and that's when i called my cousin katie up from downstairs and i told her, watch this, it looks like someone's breaking into the storage unit. he had a backpack on. like he planned on staying there. we didn't know if he was homeless or what he was doing there. so i was going to go out there and confront him, mott be rude or anything, just say, hey

our miguel marquez is joining us now with the story of one remarkable woman who hasn't let her statusus about her. >> she has not indeed. the reason or one of the reasons that all these young people may be crossing the border is because of president obama's deferred action some years ago, allowing younger people to have status here in the u.s. legally. we met this woman who -- she worked for that. she took advantage of it. and she has not stopped working yet. how complicated have immigration politics become? >> they're extremely complicated. they change every day. >> gabby knows. brought to the u.s. as a child, she's one of millions of young immigrants raised here, acting, feeling in either way american. except -- she's not. >> what do you consider yourself? >> an american. i'm from ecuador. i was born there. i acknowledge and understand that i don't have papers and i ask for the opportunity to be able to right that wrong. >> taking a cue from the civil rights movement, the top student with three degrees from miami-dade college came out as undocumented in 2009. now she's all in on imm

miguel marquez is "outfront" in waukesha, wisconsin. >> reporter: 12-year-old morgan geyser and anissa accused of attempted murder of their 12-year-old friend. >> one suspect held the victim down while the other suspect stabbed her 19 times in the arms, legs, and torso. many of the stab wounds struck major organs, but incredibly, and thankfully, the victim survived. >> reporter: the man who discovered her described the scene. >> does she have a bike or anything with her? >> no, i don't see it. one sandal is off, you know, maybe three feet away from her. >> reporter: the motives say police to win the favor of a fictional internet horror character named slenderman. the plan, head their friend to death and then head to slenderman's fictitious mansion in wisconsin's nichol let park. often tall, faceless with long sharp tentacles was created in 2009 by writer eric knudsen. since then it's taken on a life of its own. the character used and referenced in horror stories online and elsewhere. the girls accused of attempted murder found the character on the horror fantasy website. >> if you leav

miguel marquez is "outfront" on the latest on how the line between fantasy and reality crossed with these>> reporter: the mug shots of 12-year-old morgan geyser and anissa weier pictures of innocence. but their actions say authorities beyond belief. >> have i not seen a crime of this nature, especially when you take into account it was 12-year-old girls stabbing 19 times and leaving the victim for dead. >> reporter: the plan, the attack, the motive, all to please the fictitious horror character slenderman. you may not know him, but your kids just might. created in 2009 in an online contest, the character who preys on children has taken on a life of its own, with thousands of pictures, videos and stories posted online. a virtual world, those obsessed with the macabre can access. but 12-year-olds making the leap from fiction to reality? what affect does this have on students in general? >> students and parents, there is a certain amount of fear. are things going to be okay? are students safe? and i can tell you we do have a very safe school. >> reporter: gray, who oversees the school the vi

following it all, cnn's miguel marquez. miguel?orter: may be the most shocking bit of all of this. these were voice mails. you know you're being recorded. do you think he could keep from shutting up, recorded on june 9th, earlier this month and played out in court this week. >> i'm not incompetent. you're [ bleep ] incompetent you stupid [ bleep ] doctor. >> reporter: nothing can stop the profanity-laden voice mails left by donald sterling. the clippers owner can still contact witnesses as a brutal litigation between his former wife shelly and he move forward as sterling backed out of a $2 billion deal to sell the team. >> nothing but a fraud and liar and cheat and i'm suing you for conspiracy. >> reporter: sterling threatening two physicians, dr. james sfar and dr. darryl platzer who diagnosed him as mentally incompetent who presented their evidence on behalf of shelly who is vying to sell the tramp. >> i'm gonna call ucla now and i'm going to get you fired from ucla because you're nothing but a tramp. >> reporter: one of the neur

here is miguel marquez with his story. >> this is a story that highlights the ridiculousness sometimesolicy. albeit it's an extreme example, advocates say there are perhaps thousands of others out there in similar circumstances. >> so help me god. congratulations. >> thank you. >> so help me god. >> mario taking the oath after 50 years of living, working and fighting for america. the shocker, he wasn't a citizen and no one not even he knew it. >> how many background checks has the government done on you? >> i think seven. >> seven background checks. >> yes. every five years. >> for 22 years the veteran worked for the federal bureau of prisons, part of the justice department, guarding high profile prisoners like timothy mcveigh and terry nichols. >> you worked with the justice department. >> yes, sir. >> the agency that manages the bureau that does the immigration policy. >> right. >> you weren't legal. >> according to the records i was not. i think that maybe something was misplaced. >> arriving from cuba at 9 he had legal status but not citizenship and never should have had the jobs h

. >> pam: miguel marquez has the story. cop in city of waukesha for 24 years and i've not seen a crime of this nature, especially when you take into account it was 12 year old girls. >>twelve-year-olds morgan geyser and anissa weier, are accused of attempted murder of their 12-year-old friend when police say they lured her into the woods and stabbed her 19 times, leaving her for dead. >>these are the woods where the stabbing actually happened. its several blocks away from the park where all of this began. the victim was able to get over to this area here the bicyclist found her nearly dead. >>she was within a millimeter of her life. was within a millimeter of one of the stab wounds striking a major artery to her heart along with the other 18 stab wounds that she had. >> reporter:police say geyser and weier plotted for months the best way to kill their friend. according to authorities they first plotted to duct tape her mouth and stab her in the neck. and then changed their plans and lure her into the woods while playing a g

miguel marquez is has more. >> reporter: the mug shots, pictures of innocence. the address of your emergency. >> reporter: 911 tapes reveal the horror, luring their 12-year-old friends into the woods, stabbing her 19 times, leaving her for dead. >> she says she's having trouble breathing. she says she was stabbed multiple times. >> is she awake? >> she's awake. >> is she breathing? >> she's breathing. she says she can take shallow breaths. she's alert. >> reporter: the plan, the attack, the motive all to please slender man, created in 2009, the tark ter who preys on children has taken on a life of its own with thousands of pictures, videos and stories posted online. the older brother of one of the girls telling the daily news that she loved the slender man stories. i don't see why it changed from dream to reality. >> what effect does this have on students in general there? >> i think students and parents. there's a certain amount of fear. i can tell you we do have a very safe school. >> reporter: todd gray who oversees the school, the victim and her alleged perp

miguel marquez is in waukesha, misckoco wisconsin.we don't know anything about him. >> he has been around for a while. we do know a fair amount about him. he is all over the internet and a lot of kids around the world are attracted to him. this one went clearly too far. 12-year-olds keep in mind, overnight. a little memorial popped up to the victim here. we do understand that she is doing better, able to sit up for the first time and talking to investigators. >> i've been here for over 24 years as a cop in the city of waukesha and i have not seen a crime of this nature, especially when you take into account 12-year-old girls. >> reporter: 12-year-old morgan geyser and anissa weier are accuse of the attempted murder of their 12-year-old friend when they lured her into the woods and stabbed her 19 times, leaving her for dead. actually happen blocks away from the park where all this began. the victim was able to get to this area here where the bu bicyclist found her nearly dead. >> she was within a millimeter of her life. a millimeter wi

cnn's miguel marquez joins us with this story. into a very, very dark mind. this is a kid who says he had no targets in mind, that he was not bullied but comparing himself to adam lanza who killed elementary school students. he told police "one has to have some dignity." >> i really want to get out of this place. >> reporter: in a chilling interview with investigators, 17-year-old john ladue is heard revealing why he wanted kill himself, his family and as many victims as possible at his high school in minnesota. >> i was not bullyed at all. i don't think i've ever been bullied in my life. i have good parents, i live in a good town. i think i'm just really mentally ill. and no one's noticed and i've been trying to hide it. >> it is his parents and older sister he wanted to murder. >> i wanted as many victims as possible. >> reporter: he calmly detailed step by step plans to set off bombs inside the hallways of his school. >> then my plans were to enter and throw molotov cocktails and pipe bombs and destroy everyone and one s.w.a.t.

neither is cnn's miguel marquez, who joins us now. >> the most controversial reporter at the network,, and that has the internet blowing up with the possibilities. is the fix in? could a u.s./germany tie be in the works so that both teams safely advance to the next round? that suspicion ripping through the soccer world as team usa preps to face off against germany, two teams with lots of ties. >> facing germany always for me personally is a very emotional situation. but once the game starts, i'm down to work and to compete. >> reporter: leading team usa, jurgen klinsmann, german born, but longtime california resident. he played for germany in three world cups, coached the german national team in 2006, and germany's current coach, joaquin los, they are currently friends. the relationship raised eyebrows. >> he's denied it vehemently. he says we want to win the game, win the group. it they do, they get a better seeding. he's saying that's not the american thing to do. >> reporter: it has happened before, though. 1982, the world cup in spain, where germany and austria played safe so both

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