once sharon met roman, that was it there would never be chance. >> sharon married roman in january ofondon. >> i think they were a fabulous match. roman is a very interesting person. he is one of the most brilliant people i have ever known. >> roman and sharon resided in. rosemary's baby, written for the screen and directed by roman polanski. >> released in june of 1968, rose mary's baby was a critical and financial success. >> really kind of putted roman to sort of the top of ranks of directors around the world and at that time, being married to sharon, they sort of became this very glamorous, very mad couple. -- maawad couple. >> they were very charming and emblematic of hollywood. but roman polanski and sharon completely in love with the new way. new face of hollywood with the stars and the kind of movies they were making. >> books for a headdress and not soul will see it. [ laughter ] >> i feel a little top heavy. >> honey, you are a little top heavy. [ laughter ] >> all right. that's fine dear, thank you. >> >> make love with money. >> you will get half. >> clawed, -- claude, ple

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this first one somebody at the very beginning of the video is lighting a roman candle.hen the camera pans over you realize there's a moving target on the other side of the driveway. this is moving around like he's going to dodge all the bullets. >> i don't know why this scares me so much. it does. >> explosives at a human being. >> and manages to dodge most of them. but watch this one. >> in slow mo. >> actually got him right in the face. >> if you're going to do it don't -- >> wear goggles. >>> now these guys decided they were going to do a sparkler bomb. >> never heard of that. >> i don't think they had evening whir it happened because it kind of happened. >> prepare for amazing. >> soon as he dropped the flame in there, it blew up in their faces. this one, though didn't go without injury. they did have to go to the hospital and here you see everybody at the hospital. these are some pictures they posted on instagram. >> whoa! >> injuries on one of the guys sides. he needed stitches and eight staples. >> a piece of pvc, maybe. ship rap natural. >> yeah. >>> and the thi

this is the border of the roman empire, originally.t here. >> yeah. >> why didn't they cross? >> the other side is flat, it's hard to defend and there were all these tribes that were vicious and not as civilized as the romans believed they were. >> they've all been here, the celts, the romans, the mongols, the ottoman turks. all had their way or tried. all left their mark to one extent or another. ♪ then mid-19th century, the curious, seemingly improbable austro-hungarian empire. this is when the city came into its own, fuelled by untold wealth, accumulated power and ambition. s architecturally, intellectually, a great city. one of the world's greatest. >> and that was a time when budapest was a really progressive metropolis. the first subway in the continent of europe was in budapest. parliament had like a very sophisticated air-conditioning system. so people wanted to come, they wanted to live here, wanted to start a career. wanted to build places like this, because it was a good investment. >> the new york cafe is one of the last re

. >> prevail and greeko roman is what the difference. >> roman is from the waist up. if you watch free style we're taking shots legs, high crouches and things like. that roman is just a bunch of throws. >> bunch of throws all from the waist up. >> what type of injuries have you sustain. >> i torn my left knee reconstructive surgery. broke my and until 2013. so i've got cadaver's tendon in my left knee and plate and five screws in my left ankle. >> that has not hindered your training now. >> i feel good. i feel good. i'm ranked number two in the world right now. >> keep it up. >> with the injuries i have had, i am in a pretty good place. >> tell me about the road to rio starts here in philadelphia tomorrow, what can folks do. >> sponsored by liberty mutual rain u.s.a. wrestling as well. we are having a event on the benjamin franklin parkway between 21st street tomorrow between 12 and 6:00 p.m. if you are in the air eighth is in conjunction with the welcome home america event and festival tomorrow. we will there been at exhibits other olympians my gold medal taking pict

i'm christine romans. john berman has the day off. iowa's biggest newspaper calling for donald trump to get out of the race. calling him a quote feckless blowhard. legitimate candidates cannot get their message across. the des moines register calling him a distraction. and the initial assertion that john mccain is not a war hero. trump is not only unfit to hold office but unfit to stand on the stage with the republican opponents. the new washington post poll trump has twice the support of the nearest rival scott walker. one warning sign for trump, a plunge in support for the billionaire on the very last day pollsters were making calls, which was the first day the mccain controversy was in the news. the candidates adding new fire for trump. here is lindsey graham. >> that he's a jack ass. that he's bringing his name down and he's not helping the process and he shouldn't be commander in chief. if you want to be commander in chief of the armed forces, you need to understand that john mccain and all like him, are truly american heroes. >>

." >> i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. >> we have breaking news. historic vote. the south carolina house passed a bill that orders the removal of the confederate battle flag from the capitol in columbia. the vote was 94-20. governor nikki haley will sign that bill. >> you are ensuring this flag will fly beyond friday. and for the widow of senator pinckney and his two young daughters, that would be adding insult to injury and i will not be a part of it. >> this debate lasted late late into the night. into the early morning hours. you can see the emotions were high. renewed discussion of the flag sparked by the murder of nine people at the african-american church last month. governor haley is expected to sign the bill into law as soon as this morning. the flag will come down at the capitol as soon as perhaps tomorrow. state police are investigating numerous death threats against south carolina lawmakers that were received during the emotional debate. >>> turmoil around the globe. glitches freezing up the new york stock exchange. the chinese stock market plunging de

i'm christine romans. it is monday july 20th.king overnight, donald trump escalating criticism of senator john mccain. the

i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. john berman has the day off. president george h.w. bush is hospitalized after he fell in his kennebunkport, maine. 41 fell and broke his neck. he is stable and fine. he will be in a neck brace. the spokesman says the 91-year-old former president is not expected to have a long hospital stay. the elder bush suffers from parkinson's disease. >>> a new day of campaigning from the white house. joe biden meets with the foreign relations committee today. that follows the sit down with house democrats on wednesday and a news conference by president obama aimed at corralling support over the iran nuclear deal on track. cnn's jim acosta has the latest. >> reporter: the course of critics and president obama came out swinging and insisting the deal with iran was never designed to solve every issue with iran. it is a victory in iran and syria syria. he hit back opponents. mr. obama talked about one issue which would have complicated release. and inspection process dism

anthony roman, what's your reading on the latest news? >> i think this is a remarkable development, lawrence and the first real break i think we have had in the investigation concerning this mysterious disappearance. the ocean currents and the wind drift are consistent with this kind of drift pattern. and if this aircraft broke apart during its descent and it could very well have broken apart during its descent, an uncontrolled descent, an excessive speed descent, the upper winds are up to 150 to 200 miles per hour and can carry aero dynamic debris a very long way. that and in addition to the wind currents and the sea countries suggest that it could. if boeing does identify this as a 777 wing board, it is very likely it is mh 370. no other 777 has been lost in the indian ocean. >> john ransom, if the plane actually hit the ocean intact, would we have a more compressed debris field? >> well, without having seen any other debris, it would be very difficult to tell. one thing this piece of airplane will be able to tell us is whether or not t

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i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is 31 minutes pafst the hour. >> we have breaking news. a ferry capsized off the coast of the philippines. coast guard said the boat carrying 173 people off the coast of ormoc city. at least 36 people are dead. dozens more people rescued. again, this rescue operation underway. let's bring in cnn's kathy novak. kathy. >> reporter: this is still happening, john. our sister network cnn philippines says the coast guard says 118 people survived. 36 people confirmed dead as you mentioned. 19 remain missing. this vessel was 200 meters from the shore when it went down. the people on the port could see it from where they were standing. the red cross told us there were stormy conditions and big waves and heavy winds. this is a busy port city in the philippines. maritime disasters are common. the red cross folks and richard gordon said most of the vessels have seen better days. most of the world's qualified people go to work and they may not have been very well prepared. that is what the red

i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. 31 minutes past the hour. independence day holiday, july 3rd. across the country, police are ramping up security among concerns over isis social media campaign urging home grown terror attacks. officers across los angeles and chicago and other major cities. in new york state police boats with radiation detectors patrols harbors and bomb-sniffing dogs and scanning crowds with some 7,000 cameras. the department's counterterrorism chief says the fireworks show will be have the most complex counterterrorism overlay ever. >> have a great time. you will be at the most well secured event in the city. >> in washington tens of thousands are expected to squeeze through nine access points on to the national mall for the fireworks show and concert. the tight security are getting a dry run with two false alarms. one a bomb threat in a mosque in paterson new jersey. the other is a report of a gunfire at the washington navy yard. for that we turn to cnn's pamela brown. >> reporter: it is clear law i

i'm christine romans. it is thursday july 23rd. good morning. we begin this morning with the latest developments in the death of sandra bland. the illinois woman who police say hanged herself in the jail cell three days after a traffic stop. the autopsy results are expected to be learned today. there are details of the videotapes of her arrest appear to be edited. the police are passing this off as a technical issue. we are learning that bland told a jail employee she recently tried to commit suicide. we are hearing the first time a voicemail that bland left for a friend one day after her arrest. >> hey, this is me. i'm was able to see the judge. i don't know they have me at a $5,000 bond. i'm still just at a loss for words. honestly. about this who process. how did this witchinges with no signal turn into all of this. >> here is cnn's ryan young. >> reporter: christine, a lot of information coming from the jail. new documents show that when there was an intake here are at jail bland attempted suicide in 2014 after losing a child and she tried t

. >> i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, july 7th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. a stunning admission by bill cosby. admission he obtained a powerful sedative to give women he wanted to have sex with. he admitted he gave quaaludes to one woman. women who publicly accused cosby of rape say the new revelation prove what is they have been saying all along. >> complete validation across the board from all of us. complete validation. he will definitely be known as the most prolific serial rapist in the united states of america. >> cosby made the admissions under oath in the 2005 lawsuit filed by one of more than two dozen women who accused him of rape. the documents came out monday after the associated press went to court to compel their release. the ap admits women willingly took drugs cosby gave them. cosby has denied wrongdoing. cnn's efforts to contact his attorney on the new disclosures have been unsuccessful. >>> happening now. the deadline is today for iran and the six world powers. iran is asking to lift the sanctions. the u.s. and european partners have oppose

christine romans is off today. developing this morning, the search for two boys in jupiter, florida, lost at sea has focused further north 60 miles off the coast of jacksonville an area the size of indiana. crews have been searching for the two night and day. they are not giving up hope and neither are the boys' mothers who spoke to anderson cooper. >> both boys are comfortable on the water. they are just as comfortable on a boat as they are on land. they are avid fishermen and they are extremely athletic and skilled and knowledgeable about being on the water which is why the search and rescue has maintained the force it has because there is such strong belief they will be rescued and found soon. >> let's get the latest on the search from martin savage. >> reporter: john the families continue to be hopeful that the teenagers will be found alive and well. the coast guard says there is reason to have that hope. one, they are aggressively searching and two, given the weather conditions in the atlantic it is possible a

christine romans is off today. >>> history unfolding in africa. president obama becoming the first sitting u.s. president to visit ethiopia. he will meet with the prime minister. topping the agenda fighting the al shabaab in south sudan. and alleging human rights violations. this follows the two-day trip to kenya. let's get the latest from abba ababa. >> reporter: good morning, john. there was a 21-gun salute that could be heard across the capital. he will be sitting down with the prime minister. he is also sitting with the national security adviser susan rice. they will be discussing trade relations with ethiopia. ethiopia is one of the fastest growing african economies and according to the world bank the world's fastest growing economy within the next four years. up to 11% growth every year. also topping the agenda is security. this is off the back of a terror attack in mogadishu. that suicide attack by al shabaab. this region is a hotbed of terrorism. it is also john a regional security issue. we understand that terror group al shabaab has made

it was the year's first auction of the variety known as ruby roman. bidders gathered at a wholesale market to vie for 31 bunches on offer. >> buyers from a hotel made the record-setting bid. the price of each grape in the bunch they bought breaks down to more than $300. the ruby roman variety has a high sugar content and local officials spent 14 years developing it. >> translator: i want to spread the word about the high quality ingredients here. >> the hotel said it would serve the grapes to guests right away as an after-dinner dessert. very, very lucky guests. they better savor each one. $300 per grape. >>> i'm james tengan. thanks for watching this edition of "newsline." more to come here on nhk world sotay with us. 1 mit withdrawals. a life this request for bailout money to keep the money in the year that to keep the country in the eurozone. the u.n. says more than 4 million people have now left syria on the run from the war. that is the largest number of refugees from any crisis in 25 years. the mass murder of 8000 men and boys 20 years ago will

we'll stick some roman candles on the drone and make it a drone plus roman candle air attack. fireworks are mini explosives. >> oh! >> got the short film making called death drone. if anybody wants to see it its owe on youtube. they set up a go fund me page and at the moment they have 20 bucks. ends on a wind nice beautiful video, they send up their very expensive drone into the center of a huge fireworks display and we get to feel what it would be like to be a bird on july 4th. ♪ >>> he's back and at it again. this time not even at his own home. see what he tackled this time ta left him with no shame. oh! >>> plus these dudes are taking the mess out of beer pong. wait until you see the potential game changer. >> okay. how to hydrate on the inside. but what about my skin? cocopppperertotonene s spoportrt s sununscreen puts a breathable layer on your skin to help keep it hydrated by holding in natural moisture whwhilile e prprovovididining g prprotection from harmful uv rays. gagameme o on.n. cocopppperertotonene s spoportrt.. brbreaeaththtatakikingng p pepeppepermrminint.t...

i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. a gunman opening fire inside a crowded movie theater in lafayette, louisiana. killing three and wounding seven others. bomb squad on the scene detonating a suspicious package in the shooter's vehicle. about 100 people were inside the grand theatre 16 movie theater when shots rang out. witnesses describe a surreal chaotic scene. >> i did not expect it at first. i saw people running out. maybe they were caught watching a movie they were not supposed to. then i saw a lady with blood on her dress and a gun. i said [ bleep ]. oh i'm sorry. then i just ran. and she was telling me go. the people she was with were telling me go. everyone was sitting there. i didn't know what was go on. i didn't understand. >> buying popcorn at the concession stand when the whole group of people, teenagers mainly running out telling people to run for their life. and the teenagers were playing a prank. then another group coming out screaming the same thing. my reaction was -- and we saw a lady with blood all ov

three years ago, he and his friends were sets off roman candles when something went wrong. >> one ofhe roman candle shots hit me directly in the right eye. >> reporter: the high school baseball star was blinded. his was one of 8700 fireworks related injuries that year. 60% of them occur in the four weeks around july 4. >> the eye injuries from fireworks can be very severe. >> reporter: dr. ann summers is an opthomologist. she knows the danger of fireworks. the consumer product safety commission said 40% of the time, arms and hands are injuried. 38%, the head and eyes. more than half of all injuries are burns which is what caused part of the damage to jamison's eye. >> can can happen to you. >> go to a professional fireworks celebration and have a good time enjoying your fourth of july. >> reporter: and never given fireworks to children, even sparklers. marli hall, cbs news, new york. >>> you could call it mother nature's fireworks display, this was taken at the magic kingdom in orlando. a bolt of lightning was captured at the right time. >> for a minute, i thought you were showing an

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. breaking overnight. historic vote. a few hours ago, the south carolina house voted to remove the confederate battle flag from the capitol grounds. the vote came at the wee hours in the morning. governor nikki haley will sign the measure. the debate lasted 13 hours and featured pleas by lawmakers to make the confederate emblem a thing of their past. >> any of you vote to amend, you are ensuring that this flag will fly beyond friday and for the widow of senator pinckney and his two young daughters, that would be adding insult to injury and i will not be a part of it. >> the renewed discussion on the confederate flag was sparked by the murder of nine people at the african-american church last month. governor haley stated it is a new day in south carolina. a day we can all be proud of that brings ss us all together and heal as one people and state. the flag will come down as soon as friday. state police are investigating death threats from the lawmakers received during the debate. >>> turmoil around the glob

i'm christine romans. it is wednesday, july 15th, four a.m. in the east. nice to see you, everybody. >>> happening now, reaction around the world over a nuclear deal with iran. praise and criticism now that we know what is in the 109-page agreement. presidents obama and rouhani of iran emphasizing the gangsadvantages for their people as concern ownerin the streets. iran would be allowed to conduct more advanced nuclear research and eventually produce all of the nuclear fuel it wants. for the latest let's bring in senior international correspondent nic robertson in vienna. good morning, nic. >> reporter: good morning, christine. the reason people would worry about that research and development is because what this agreement does it limits the number of centrifuges the that iran can own and operate. and it means they are unreliable and slow in producing rich uranium and they break down often, which means there is sort of a guarantee built into that that iran cannot make this quick breakout to make a bomb. but, over time as it is able in later years to use it

palmeri was part of the roman empire come on the edge of the roman empire and the persian empire. her husband taking was murdered. she might have something to do with that but gaza she became the reason for her son and she let her own army, conquered egypt and that was a part of the roman empire. so the king, the emperor took a roman army to palmero and sackett and captured it and took her back to rome and the raiders to the city in golden chains. the story was that she wound up marrying the roman century and became a socialist. but she is a fascinating figure in predictors been completely forgotten and now the legacy of palmyra, those ruins are likely to be destroyed. and it's one of the great examples of that kind of early roman, greco-roman architecture that it's going to be a tragedy to watch ago but i thought before that happens if possible i would like to take note of this one extraordinary individual who's been so thoroughly forgotten by history house of representatives with the young men in chicago with a question. >> i also picked up "the looming tower" for random reason

i'm christine romans. john berman has the morning off. breaking news. atf investigators are combing at this hour through two crime scenes. one where officials say 24-year-old mohammod abdulazeez sprayed bullets at a military recruiting station and another a naval installation where he shot and killed four marines and injured at least three other people before being killed by officers. we have new details on the shooting overnight. law enforcement sources briefed on the investigation tell cnn abdulazeez was armed with an ak-47 weapon and carrying 30-round clips. one source tells cnn the gunman was able to keep police at bay for some time in a quote harrowing gun fight with the amount of ammunition he had. the federal investigation really just getting under way now. for more on this cnn's victor blackwell is in chattanooga with the latest. >> reporter: christine, investigators at both scenes worked into the night trying to collect the physical evidence. the most difficult part of the investigation is answering that single question. why. why 24-year-old mo

i'm christine romans. john berman has the morning off.scare for former president george h.w. bush. he is in the hospital after a fall in his home in kennebunk port maine. the 91-year-old broke a bone in his neck but not life threatening. the spokesman says they are not expecting a long hospital stay. the elder bush suffers from parkinson's disease. >>> a new day of campaigning for the iran nuclear deal. vice president joe biden meets with the senate foreign relations committee today. that follows the sit down with house democrats on wednesday. a news conference by president obama. all aimed at corralling support to limit the iran nuclear program on track. jim acosta has more. >> reporter: president obama came out swinging and insists the deal with iran was never to solve every problem with iran. he hit back at opponents in congress. mr. obama talked why americans detained in iran were not freed as the deal. he said it would complicate their release. dismissing doubts that iran would get away with cheating. here is what he had to say. >> i

. >> i'm christine romans. 5:00 a.m. in the east. david sweat is revealing the time on the lam with the other escapee, richard matt. sweat is saying that partnership with matt went bad quickly. sweat says the older inmate was out of shape and slowing them down and matt started getting drunk after they broke into a cabin. frustrated sweat said they split up. officers shot matt to death five days later noting they could smell alcohol on his body. the latest on the investigation with kyung lah in albany new york. >> reporter: john and christine, investigators completed the interview of david sweat for now. he has been talking to them from his hospital bed. he has been saying a lot. first and foremost leading investigators to understand that it was a lot easier to break out of the facility than anyone could have ever imagined. sweat detailing to investigators that he and his accomplice used hacksaws to get out of their jail cells and cut into some of the piping that they were able to slip in and out of their cells at whim. they made it t

i'm christine romans.t is wednesday, july 8th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. nice to see you this morning. john berman has the morning off. >>> hillary clinton sitting down for her first interview for the 2015 campaign. the former secretary of state rejecting suggestions that voters have trouble trusting her. instead, clinton blamed onslaught of right wing attacks for raising questions in people's minds. she emphasized she trusted the american people to quote, sort it all out. brianna keilar has the latest. >> reporter: hillary clinton has been dogged recently by a couple of controversies. one, her e-mail practices while she was secretary of state. she used a personal address only. she picked the e-mails that she turned over to the state department. and then she wiped her personal server of those e-mails. also the clinton foundation corporate and foreign donations to her family's charity. i asked her about this fallout and if she is at all to blame for it. i'm wondering if you can address the vulnerability that w

christine romans thank you.ate it. >>> next with thousands expected to ithit the beach this upcoming holiday weekend, how safe is it to go in the water? another shark attack off the coast. it's the tenth so far and it's just july. >>> also so much talk about guacamole today, people. it was "the new york times" tweet that sparked a national debate. add in green peas to your guacamole. trust us. this tweet has caused quite the uproar. even president obama and jeb bush are weighing in. we'll talk to the "new york times" melissa clark who's column has seemingly divided this country. if you don't think ending hunger when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". our drive to end hunger has donated 31 million meals and counting. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a c

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. it is wednesday, july 1st. welcome to july!t is 4:00 a.m. in the east and new this morning captured prison escapee david sweat his condition upgraded to fair and he is apparently spilling big time and revealing big time how the clinton facility broke down in upstate new york. sweat said he and richard matt practiced their escape the night before they broke out. he says they reached a manhole but decided it was not isolated enough so they picked a different manhole on the night of the real escape. let's get more from national correspondent jason carroll. >> reporter: david sweat's condition has been upgraded to fair and he is telling investigators a lot, filling in many details about the escape telling investigators that he was the, quote/unquote, mastermind of the whole escape plan and falls in step from what we are hearing from a source who tells me that david sweat had a reputation at the prison of being somewhat technically minded and the smarter of the two. he said they did a dry run the night before and they had been plann

. >> i'm christine romans. let's start with breaking news in greece. the greek finance minister quits after he says take your bailout and shove it. a no vote on the referendum. latest on the offer. no no no. the greeks tell europe. the finance minister staying they wanted them gone. he says he is quitting his job to help the prime minister reach a new bailout deal. he says i shall wear the creditors loathing with pride. big smile on his face as he quits. gets on his motorcycle and leaves. >> smiling with 20% unemployment unemployment. >> a potentially a world selloff. now the response to the bailout deal. european stocks sharply lower. the euro plunging against the dollar. this puts greece's future further in question deepening the divide. europe wanted more reforms from greece from the bailout. they had enough of austerity. that is pushing the country closer to bankruptcy and closer to the exit from the eurozone. never has it been a probability for greece to print its own currency. they need money to pay pensions and wages. banks have been closed for

i'm christine romans. it is monday july 20th. breaking overnight, donald trump escalating criticism of senator john mccain. the candidate is the target of criticism for saying john mccain is not a war hero. now in an op-ed, trump blames mccain for covering up the v.a. scandal and said he has made america less safe. trump tear noosess into the other republican candidates. he writes a number of my competitors have no business running for candidate. many are failed politicians or people who would be unable to succeed in the private sector. national correspondent sunlen serfaty has more from the white house. >> reporter: good morning, christine. donald trump is not backing down from his comments. he has been digging in more offering no apologies and refusing calls from other candidates that he should drop out of the race. here is what he had to say on "this week." >> do you owe john mccain an apology? >> no not at all. i believe i will do far more for veterans than john mccain has done for many years with all talk and no action. he's

christine romans is off today. happening now. history unfolding in africa. president obama becoming the first sitting u.s. president to visit ethiopia. you are looking at pictures from a minutes ago. he is meeting with the ethiopian prime minister. the top of the agenda is fighting the terror group al shabaab and human rights violations by ethiopian leaders. the president's visit follows a two-day trip to his father's homeland in kenya. let's get the latest from robyn kreil in abba ababa. >> reporter: the prime minister and president obama also in the meeting with the commerce secretary and national security advisor susan rice signaling the trade between the two countries as well as security cooperation in terms of south sudan and civil war there and fighting al shabaab, the militant group. of course, al shabaab attacked a hotel yesterday in mogadishu neighboring ethiopia. we are not sure if that was a clear signal to president obama or if there was a reason behind that attack. it was an upscale hotel. the palace hotel where a number of people were killed. i

i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans.stunning admission by bill cosby that he obtained a powerful sedative he wanted to give women he wanted to have sex with. cosby admitted in court documents released overnight, he gave quaaludes to one woman. he was stopped by his lawyer before he answered if he gave them to women without their knowledge. he has strongly denied wrongdoing. it is the closest thing he has come to giving admission of guilt. women who publicly accuse cosby of rape say these new documents or revelations prove what they have been saying all along. >> complete validation. across the board from all of us. complete validation. he will definitely be known as the most prolific serial rapist in the united states of america. no doubt. >> where did the comments come from? cosby made these admissions under oath in a 2005 lawsuit filed by one of more than two dozen women who accused him of rape. these documents came out monday after the associated press went to court to have a them released. at one point in the back an

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. >> the greek finance minister quits after the greek people say take your bailout and shove it. a no vote on the referendum on sunday. the finance minister quits. he writes that the european creditors wanted him gone. he says he is quitting his job to help the prime minister reach a new bailout deal. he says i shall wear the creditors loathing with pride. markets around the world sinking in response to the greek voters rejection. european stocks lower. u.s. stock futures are lower. the euro is falling against the dollar. the future in question. europe wanted more reforms from greece. greek voters had enough of steep cuts. it is pushing the country closer to an exit from the eurozone. the big question now how will european leaders react? we have senior officials meeting today ahead of a big summit tomorrow. overnight, thousands celebrated. it was youeuphoria in the streets. tighter restrictions on daily withdraws from atms. shortages coul

they preach their own religions, mostly roman catholic or jewish and reader on newspapers. they some of by saying america cannot become a polyglot country and survive. the immigration issue was one of the topics that the klan seized on in order to recruit people at that time. it is a little surprising that one of the places where they had most success was in supporting the labor unions. in july 1922, the railroad shop workers went on strike throughout the country. the klan saw that as an opportunity to recruit new members and jumped in on the side of the union, which is a little surprising considering the things they say about the working class. but one of the periods about that is that the laish union did not include a lot of the mexican workers at that time. a lot of the black and mexican workers did not go out on strike when the union went on strike. that made it a racial issue. the klan jumped in on the side of the labor union and began to plan events supporting the strike. particularly in kansas city. that was one of the strongest chapters in the state. this is when he

i'm christine romans. john berman has the morning off.s biggest newspaper calling for donald trump to get out of the race. calling him a feckless blowhard who polluted the political waters that serious candidates cannot get their voices heard. the paper's editorial board writes that his assertion that john mccain is not a war hero trump is unfit to hold office and unfit to stand on the same stage as his republican opponents. this as trump pulls to the head of the washington post poll. look at this 24% of republican voters trump has twice the support of his nearest rival wisconsin governor scott walker. a plunge in support for the billionaire on the last day pollsters were making calls. that was the first day of the mccain controversy in the news. trump competitors for the nomination adding new fire to the story. here is lindsey graham. >> that's a jackass. that's he's bringing his name down and he's not helping the process and he shouldn't be commander in chief. if you want to be commander in chief of the armed forces you need to understa

. >> i'm christine romans. it's wednesday, july 1st. hello, july!ice to see y'all this morning. >>> capture prison escapee david sweat recovering quickly from two gunshot wounds and his condition upgraded to fair. he apparently is spilling the beans big-time. revealing key details about just how security broke down at clinton correctional facility in upstate, new york. sweat says he and richard matt actually practiced their escape the night before they broke out of prison. he says they reached a manhole but decided it was not isolated enough. so they picked a different manhole on the night of the real escape. following this for us with all of the new details is national correspondent jason carroll. >> reporter: david sweat's condition has been upgraded to fair and he is telling investigators a lot, filling in many details about the escape, telling investigators that he was the, quote/unquote, mastermind of the whole escape plan and that falls in step from what we are hearing from a source who tells me that david sweat had a reputation at the prison

i am roman catholic.he years of almost pick your cafeteria catholics, the conservatives love the pope's position on certain things. obviously life and same sex. the liberals like war and capital punishment and immigration. so it's always been a case of pick the part you like and ignore the other part. here we go again. >> yeah, you can pick the pope too, right? john paul ii was much more aligned with conservatives than pope francis. and if you're a social conservative catholic, you've been losing a lot of issues. you just had the supreme court issue on gay marriage and now looks more like bill de blasio and can't be too happy about it. >> really? big bird? >> susan milligan? >> what's interesting, i mean, you're right that the catholic church is against capital punishment and the death penalty and so forth. but you never saw the bishops lobby on that on the hill or for aid for the poor. you saw them lobby on abortion. >> why not? >> because their issue was abortion. that's pretty much the only -- >> life?

i'm christine romans. it is wednesday july 22nd. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. >>> let's begin with the chilling new dash cam video of sandra bland's arrest. texas police claim the 28-year-old civil rights activist from illinois hanged herself in her jail cell three days after she was pulled over and arrested during this routine traffic stop. bland's family doesn't buy it. they believe police are responsible for her death. the dramatic new video showing how quickly the officer's encounter with bland spiraled out of control. we get more from cnn's ryan young in waller county, texas. >> reporter: very active day in this investigation. people wanting to know what exactly happened to sandra bland. you can break this up into two parts. first, what happened during a traffic stop and now we are getting to see dash cam video from inside the trooper's car. you can really see how quickly this escalated after he pulled over. there was a short conversation and then this happened. >> do you mind putting out your cigarette, please, if you don't mind? >> i'm in my

cnn's chief business correspondent christine romans joining me now at the magic wall.onth does not a story make. >> look at this. the unemployment rate steadily declining to 5.3%. that's the lowest that is so incredibly important about that number. the unemployment rate as low as it was in 2008 before the whole world fell apart. >> so this is 12 months in june. how does it all shake down in that six years of hell we've been through? >> this is the whole thing. look at that. we're back to this level. it's been two years of steady improvement. it's important to note that it has been a long time. we have felt like the job market wasn't working for us. it has been sustained. it's been a healthy market now for more than a year, i would say. >> by the way, how much does this take into account those people we always talked about. they're still out there but they just gave up looking. >> there are discouraged workers and baby boomers who aren't looking on purpose. it's also young people who aren't getting in or getting in labor. fewer people actually engaged in the labor marke

christine romans, let's talk about macy's. >> wow. we just asked them if they would like to clarify who dumped who, if they dumped him or he dumped them? they said they're standing by their original statement. and they said the statements trump made don't reflect the toleraerance and diversities th macy's does phasing his his shirts and ties from their stores. donald trump quickly with his own statement saying, oh, i didn't make very much money from that anyway. and i never really liked that it was made in china. i don't like that china manipulates its currency. so i'm going to make that a big core of my campaign. so he's turning this dumping into a means to -- >> i tried this stuff in high school. i didn't work for me. >> i'm pretty sure she dumped you. but that's another story altogether. but people are saying that now that there's scrutiny of his positions on immigration, it's currency -- >> there's a lawsuit, on the business side of this, i found this interesting because when this popped up, it reminded us that back in 2012, there

peter's roman catholic chapel, tall white building on the campus of the university of nigeria. i loved the lattin prayers, the rousing songs the smell of incense. the priests and the mass the their green or red or white flowing robes, and they seemed to float into the church in procession. the chapel was run by the holy ghost fathers congregation of priests who were mostly university lecturers and whose order, which was irish in ore gyp, had a history of social justice. so in the 1840s, for example they walked with freed slaves in haiti. the holy fathers ran a church that as far as roman catholic churches go, was open, progressive, welcoming. the sunday sermons were boring and comforting and safe. after mass, people would hang around hugging and gossipping in front of the church, until the sprawling church compound slowly emptied of cars. years later after i had left home i heard that the church has changed hands. it was now run by a priest who was singularly focused on women's dressing. on sundays the bulletin no longer held 0 list of hymns but a list of clothes that women cou

joining me now is security expert anthony roman, ceo and founder of roman and associates.or being here this afternoon. >> my pleasure. >> let's talk about this very robust very strong response we saw at the navy yard this morning. obviously a false alarm, thank goodness. what did we learn, what were the take aways for you in terms of law enforcement being prepared to deal with something like this? >> well, i think what we saw was a coordinated response that results in an immediate and effective command and control structure. that was not the case in the last shooting where the capitol police were in a position to respond and then asked to stand down, and they could have been in a position to save lives at that time. i think this response was much more effective and reflects a reaction and a proper reaction to the investigative report which was somewhat critical of the first response at the navy yard. >> and anthony, as i go into my second question to you, we want to play some new video that we are just getting in which is the gates reopening at the navy yard. folks returni

christine romans is off today. happening in a few hours, the confederate battle flag flown at the south carolina capitol for generations will be lowered for the last time and taken to a state museum. this is the culmination of a stunning turn of events that started with the murder of nine people last month at the african-american church this charleston. killed by a gunman who posed with a confederate flag in social media pictures. the debate followed 13 hours of passion passionate pleas. cnn's don lemon is in columbia with the latest. >> reporter: john 22 days after the massacre at the ame church in charleston, south carolina governor haley signed the bill that the flag must come down. it will come down within a few hours here. there will be a ceremony. when she signed that bill yesterday, what she said was that generations of americans, generations around the world will look at south carolina differently. >> this is the story about the history of south carolina and how the action of nine individuals laid out this

i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, july 14th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. welcome to the viewers in the u.s. and around the world. as we cover the breaking news breaking news right now. word from the iran nuclear talks in vienna. they reached a deal. weeks after difficult negotiations with iran and world powers. standing by is senior correspondent nic robertson with the latest. nic, it looks like this is going to happen. tell us the basics. what is happening in the next half hour? what did western negotiators get and what did iran get? >> reporter: those details we will begin to hear in half hour's time. a final plenary session with the participants with the foreign minister will take to the stage and make the announcement. after that we can expect further press conference and likely get more details from u.s. secretary of state john kerry. significantly, one of the military dimensions that is questions iran hasn't answered if it used nuclear technology to try to build a weapon. we heard a couple monthsinutes ago from the director general from the iaea the