soledad o'brien joins sir richard branson on a deep sea quest for a big cause. >> really big sharks!e some personal experience with these, don't you? >> big, scary sharks. yes. >>> welcome back to "early start," we're happy you're with us. >> it is 31 minutes past the hour. also coming up, the drought of 2012. this is big. almost historic and it is spreading this morning. we're going to talk to rob marciano in a little bit to get information on that. >>> the two americans abducted in egypt are now in israel this morning waiting to return home to the boston area. reverends michelle lewis and lisa alfons tell cnn they are happy and relieved. meantime, egyptian police say they negotiated with their captors but did not give into their demands. they were demanding the release of a jailed relative. cnn's ian lee is live with the very latest. how are the victims? we heard a lot about the pastor, who's a diabetic. do you know anything about his condition? >> reporter: right now, he's doing all right. he didn't have his medication, actually, during this ordeal, so he was really lucky. but sec

soledad o'brien will talk with senators john mccain and kelly ayot about those defense cuts at 7:30 ont on the team, but she sure fooled a lot of people. this is one of the big stunners of the olympics so far. coming up, the mystery woman who somehow joined team india for the opening ceremony. if you're leaving the house ght now, you can watch this any time on your desktop or mobile phone. go to cnn.com/tv. oh, you're good! hey, did you know that honey nut cheerios is... oh you too! ooh, hey america's favorite cereal is... honey nut cheerios ok then off to iceland! your doctor will say get smart about your weight. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [ male announcer ] glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to s

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"starting point" with soledad o'brien is on deck. >> today's advice comes from an olympian, world judollize my goals, whether i want to ace a test or win an olympic gold medal, i visualize myself doing it every night and it will happen. >> crushing your opponent. >> i will crush you. i visualize that every day. >> she is very olympians, their ability to advivisualize and on see gold. >> what if you don't get there? >> then you visualize trying again. i have four more years. >> i thought, man sometimes it doesn't happen even if you visualize it. >> i'll take it, at least. that's quts early start, i'm john berman. >> and i'm zoraida sambolin, "starting point" with soledad o'brien srts right now. >> welcome, everybody, our starting point this morning, it's getting ugly early. and new polls this morning show both candidates are paying for it. voters turned off by the ugly campaign ads, plus a frightening scenario developing in syria, al qaeda is moving in as a country with chemical weapons is falling apart. >>> stocks are deep in the red, another 100-point plunge, our savings are shrinking

"starting point" with soledad o'brien on deck. >> this best advice is since friday we've been focusedomes from president obama. he visited with the victims last night. listen. >> god bless all who helped to respond to this tragedy and i hope that over the next several days, next several weeks and next several months we all reflect on how we can do something about the senseless violence that ends up marring this country. but also reflect on all the wonderful people who make this the greatest country on earth. >> so usually we give you advice from people who come through here but we thought given the news flow of the last few days, that was more appropriate. >> i totally agree. i love focusing on what we can do, everybody collectively. the issue here is we don't have the whys as to why such a senseless tragedy happened. >> it was so great watching poppy's coverage from aurora, to see how people are getting up and trying to figure out how to make today a little better. >> and how to forgive. >> i'm not there yet. >> hug my kids three times extra, remember what's good and hold onto it. >>

starting point with soledad o'brien on deck. >> we wrap it up as always with best advice.om olympic gold medalist missy may trainer and offers her best advice about being thankful and grateful. listen. >> remember that there is others out there that don't have the opportunities that you have and to always know that someone would love to switch places for you for one day, you know, whether they're in a hospital bed or not. every day you get up be thankful and grateful for what you have whether it is big or small and just have fun with life. >> just have fun with life and be thankful and grateful. remember, there is somebody out there that would like to switch places with you. >> i think being an olympic gold medalist is the biggest honor in the world. >> this is the last olympics and she will go home and be a wife and hopefully a mother in the near future. >> focus on babies. >> she is married to a baseball player. >> i love the advice from the olympia olympians. they're focused and dedicated and you hear them talk about being grateful or about luck, too, you really have to

>> it would be the best. >> that is qu"early start." >> "starting point" with soledad o'brien startsns, a 16-year-old chinese swimmer smashes her personal best by five seconds and sets a new world record and drawing big time doping speculation. we'll take you live to london. >>> drew peterson's day in court, opening statements in the murder trial where the former police sergeant, his third wife found dead in a b

the mayor will join soledad o'brien live at 7:30 a.m. eastern. >>> and no hard feelings, justice scalia saying he hasn't had a falling out with chief justice roberts. roberts was the swing vote that kept the individual mandate in place as a tax, not a penalty. scalia telling piers morgan there is no bad blood between the two conservatives. >> you and justice roberts have had a bit of a parting of the ways. you've gone from being best buddies to warring enemies. >> who told you that that? >> i think i read it in some of the papers. credible sources. >> you should not believe what you read about the court in the newspapers, because the information has either been made up or given to the newspapers by somebody who was violating confidence, which means that person is not reliable. >> the chief justice joined the court's four liberal members in upholding the health care overcare law. justice scalia and three others signed a strong dissent. >>> new dangerous combustible tension in israel. that's coming up. about once a month. drive around town

>> it would be the best. >> that is qu"early start." >> "starting point" with soledad o'brien startsns, a 16-year-old chinese swimmer smashes her personal best by five seconds and sets a new world record and drawing big time doping speculation. we'll take you live to london. >>> drew peterson's day in court, opening statements in the murder trial where the former police sergeant, his third wife found dead in a bathtub and fourth wife vanished without a trace. will he testify in his own defense? a team of genealogists have found evidence that barack obama could be a descendant of the first african-american slave but through his mother's side, she's wife and from kansas. we have a packed show ahead, alicia sack ramon and from angie's list, angie hicks and congressman elijah cummings will be joining us. "starting point" begins right now. >> welcome, we start with breaking news this morning, word of a suspicious item being investigated. it was found under a parked car near the u.s. embassy in oslo, norway. we're going to bring you more information as it becomes available to us. but we're

the mayor will join soledad o'brien live at 7:30 a.m. eastern. >>> and no hard feelings, justice scalia saying he hasn't had a falling out with chief justice roberts. roberts was the swing vote that kept the individual mandate in place as a tax, not a penalty. scalia telling piers morgan there is no bad blood between the two conservatives. >> you and justice roberts have had a bit of a parting of the ways. you've gone from being best buddies to warring enemies. >> who told you that that? >> i think i read it in some of the papers. credible sources. >> you should not believe what you read about the court in the newspapers, because the information has either been made up or given to the newspapers by somebody who was violating confidence, which means that person is not reliable. >> the chief justice joined the court's four liberal members in upholding the health care overcare law. justice scalia and three others signed a strong dissent. >>> new dangerous combustible tension in israel. that's coming up. about once a month. drive around town

soledad o'brien back from a couple days off. >> happy to be off the beach and back. >> happy to be off sarcastic, yes. ahead on "starting point," fireworks as you have been talking about on the campaign trail. mitt romney is saying the health care mandate is a tax, not a penalty and kind of breaks one of his tom aides and we'll talk about what's happening inside the campaign getting criticism this morning. does the health care ruling open the floodgates for all kinds of new taxes? jacks abramoff is a lobbyist for decades and he says yes. he will join us to explain. >>> and a textist boys club early facebook employee katherine losty tells all, what life is really like inside the facebook offices and you mapt know her name yet, leah neil, aiming for olympic gold, a 17-year-old swimmer, only the second african-american woman to make the olympic swim team. we'll talk to her live as well. that and much more as "starting point" takes off in 15 minutes. >> good for her. >> exciting to watch. >> thanks, soledad. >> oh, boy, here i go. >> the pun, you have to do it. you have to. >> panda-monium

we want to go to our soledad o'brien at the essence music festival in new orleans, where they are empowering -- empowerment sessions are going on as well as big jam sessions. i can see you standing out there on the corner, soledad. what are people at this festival saying about jobs in general? do african-americans -- >> it's interesting. >> i'm not sure if you have spoken with them. do they think the president has done enough to help the economy? sorry about that the delay. >> we have here, and the people we have spoken to have said, yeah, they feel like here there are enough jobs, and that they feel good about the economy. but when you look at sort of the macro picture of it, the issue is going to be a focus on african-american women, which is sort of appropriate because the essence festival is about empowering women. and the fastest-growing group of small business owners are african-american women. and with the housing crisis that can kill that for a couple of reasons. number one, the way you get a loan obviously is you can secure it through your home. at the same time, we have seen credit

our soledad o'brien goes for an incredible swim with whale sharks and talking to bransen about his campaignughter. >> what was your reaction the first time you were eye ball to eye ball with a whale shark? >> the beauty of it. it is an enormous gentle giant in the ocean. i couldn't bare the idea that people are slaughtering them in their millions. i decided to devote my time to draw attention to that. >> see that tuesday morning on "starting point" at 7:00 a.m. >>> trucks with no one to drive them and the wide spread shortage is costing you. >>> think about the essentials you need every day. most of it makes it to the store because a truck delivers it. now there is a shortage of truck drivers and that could cost you. athenna jones explains. >> reporter: in his 42 years a trucker david boyar has travelled more than 5 million miles like going to the moon and back ten times. how long does it take a normal person? >> it takes a normal person 125 years. >> reporter: in other words it's impossible. he explained why at 59 years old he is not ready to hand over his keys just yet. >> you can sit her

. >> soledad o'brien is on assignment today, christine romans filling in and doing the old "starting the white house. we're following breaking news from there. cnn has learned the president is restarting this fight over the so-called bush tax cuts this morning. as a fragile economy threatens re-election chances, what it means for jobs, your job, his job and race for the white house. cnn white house correspondent dan lothian, marsha blackburn of tennessee, marcy kaptor of ohio and kevin brady of texas all joining us live. the showdown over texas's voter i.d. law hits the courtroom today. it requires voters in texas to show an i.d. at the polls. but is this fight about race, about political power? texas republicans insist the law will stop voter fraud. texas democrats say, no, it denies the rights of thousands of poor elderly and minority voters. we're going to break it all down. >>> the world watched as casey anthony was acquitted of murdering her daughter caylee last year. now her former attorney, jose baez is telling all. he has a book. he's sitting on our panel all morning. don't f

"starting point" with soledad o'brien live in new orleans starts right now. >> have a great weekend!ve from the ruby slipper cafe in downtown new orleans. nice to have you, if you haven't gone to bed yet, you're welcome to come by and hang out with us. we're here for the essence music festival. we're going to have an opportunity to play for you harry lee allen and the new creative collective, they are providing the "starting point" playlist for the entire morning. we'll start with deadly storms moving through the national park. lots to tell you about there and the critical jobs numbers to get to, talking about the saints bounty battle heads to court with the nfl players file ag new lawsuit. all-star lineup, jay thomas, vanessa williams and mitch landrieu joins us. "starting point" begins right now. ♪ >> there they are, that's carey allen lee and the new creative collective is the new band playing this morning. they'll provide the playlist coming to you live from the ruby slipper cafe in the heart of downtown new orleans. i guess i should mention first the food it's in front of us. lo

good advice, that is "early start". >> "starting point" with soledad o'brien starts right now. >>> ourfolding in slow motion in our nation's heartland. more than two dozen states have been hit by the worst drought in this country

good advice, that is "early start". >> "starting point" with soledad o'brien starts right now. >>> ourfolding in slow motion in our nation's heartland. more than two dozen states have been hit by the worst drought in this country in more than 50 years, crops have been ruined and livestock and livelihoods are threatened and all of us could soon be paying for it. rob marciano is going to join us from one of the hardest hit states. america is on the edge of a fiscal cliff. democrats are threatening to let all of the bush era tax cuts expire rather than extend them for the rich. but is it just a threat? >>> could american flight schools still unknowingly be training terrorists? the first look at the disturbing new study that shows some gaping holes in the government's security net. plus, part two of our one-on-one with richard branson. wait until you hear his answer when i ask him about his biggest regret. "starting point" begins right now. >>> welcome, everybody, our starting point this morning, more than half of the u.s. battling a devastating drought, disaster areas have been declared i

. >>> piers morgan will join christine romans in for soledad o'brien live from london as the countdownes. >>> it is now 17 minutes past the hour. we'll get you up to date on the top stories and they mostly involve the olympic ceremonies hours away. 18,000 troops on hand for the start of the games. the queen is expected to kick things off and sir paul mccartney lined up to perform tonight. >>> police in maryland releasing a photo of a man who bound and kidnapped the mother of hall of fame baltimore or yell shortstop cal ripken jr. they are offering money for tips leading to his an arrest. he showed up at violet rip ken's home and forced her into the car and took off. the 74-year-old was found wednesday morning in the back seat of her own car with her hands tied but she was not harmed. >> it is 17 minutes past the hour. this is one of your favorite stories of the day. >> it is, it kind of reminds me of you because i think would you do this. >> because you wear costumes. >> because of your relationship with your kids. >> it has to do with spider dad. >> are you going to be spiderman like

"starting point" with soledad o'brien live in new orleans starts right now. >> have a great weekend!ve from the ruby slipper cafe in downtown new orleans. nice to have you, if you haven't gone to bed yet, you're welcome to come by and hang out with us. we're re

soledad o'brien joining us with a look at what's ahead on sta "starting point." >> would you like toy? >> i do need somebody to help me with the kids. >> i would be happy to. my pleasure. this morning on "starting point" talking about mitt romney booed at the naacp conference, what some are saying is part of his strategy. this morning we talk to florida's republican lieutenant governor named jennifer carol and the house minority whip steny hoyer and penn state bracing for the report into how the university handled the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. live coverage on that and an unpublished op-ed written by joe paterno comes to light apparently written right before his death. great star of the stage and screen, ellen burrsten will be our guest, talking about her new project and kind of re sem bems what happens with bill and hillary clinton and we'll talk to you about that and sex, drugs and rock and roll, all the things you like first thing in the morning. mick jaggar's secrets revealed in a great new biography and the author will join us to talk about that. i didn't know he w

our own soledad o'brien has her own shark tale she and british mogul sir richard branson swam with themcancun, mexico. he's on a crusade to save them from being slaughtered and said they're being killed by the millions to make shark fin soup and can't stand for it. >> what was your reaction the first time you were eyeball to eyeball with a whale shark. >> just the sheer beauty of it. the biggest fish in the ocean. this anonymous gentle giant in the ocean. couldn't bear the idea that people are slaughter them in their millions for soup. and so

our own soledad o'brien has her own shark tale she and british mogul sir richard branson swam with themcancun, mexico. he's on a crusade to save them from being slaughtered and said they're being killed by the millions to make shark fin soup and can't stand for it. >> what was your reaction the first time you were eyeball to eyeball with a whale shark. >> just the sheer beauty of it. the biggest fish in the ocean. this anonymous gentle giant in the ocean. couldn't bear the idea that people are slaughter them in their millions for soup. and so devoted cided to devote f my time to bring attention to it? soledad is brave to jump in there and swim with the sharks. you can see more on tuesday morning cnn, "starting point." i'll see you back here at 10:00 eastern. right now, cnn presents. >>> tonight, on "cnn presents," soldier guinea pigs. >> he received a high dose of the incapacitating agent. >> they were never supposed to talk about this. it was top secret. >> reporter: forgotten heroes. this expensive slice of california real estate is supposed to house america's homeless veterans. guess

he told our soledad o'brien how he made it out thanks to his quick thinking. >> i was trying to swim and come back again to catch another thing of water and that's when he got my arm. i got a breath of air and he drug me back down, done a death roll and broke all the bones in my arm. so then i took my feet and put it on his mouth to try and break my arm off because i knew it's either going to be the arm or my life. so i was like, forget the arm. >> incredible. kaleb also gave himself first aid to try to stop the bleeding before he made it to the hospital. authorities later caught and killed that alligator. >>> from the cnn center, this is "cnn saturday morning." it is saturday july 14th. i'm randi kaye. egyptian security steps up its effort to find and free a kidnapped american couple and their tour guide. >>> a staggering number of murders on the streets of chicago. 259 so far this year. we'll track how illegal weapons get into the hands of killers. and the anticipation builds for london 2012. gold medallist dominique dawes and jacqui joie ner courier si joins me. >>> we begin with

. >> soledad o'brien joins us with a look at what's coming up on "starting point." >> we're talking aboutng to repeal the health care law. democrats say the focus should be on the economy, little battle over that. we'll talk to chris van hollen from the state of maryland and jeb hen sar ling and jim demint will be joining us. also, you can be sure that the raging cajun himself will have something to say, james carville, it's the middle class stupid. we'll have him explain that. danny glover will join us all morning. >> danny glover on the panel? >> yes. >> talking about his new project, an amazing documentary. he'll be with us for the whole two hours. >> a jam packed couple of hours. >> 12 minutes or so. >> thanks, soledad. nice to see you back. all eyes on mitt romney as soledad was talking about, but for other reasons too, he's going to speak at the naacp's annual convention. what can he say to try to court the african-american vote? we'll get into that with roland martin coming right up. matters. pioneers in outsourcing us jobs supports tax breaks overseas. insourcing. industry and fav

. >>> and soledad o'brien joins us with a look at what is ahead. >> so much.morning team. lots happening, you've been talking about the american tourists kidnapped at gun point in egypt. egyptian officials are trying to negotiate their release, the kidnappers are threatening to kill the captives, we talked to the children of one of the hostages live. >>> is it an ill husband industrious symbol, should the school tear down the huge, 900-pound bronze statue of joe paterno outside the football stadium. that is our tough call. >> have you seen these pictures? this is amazing. this is ken block, a repetitive stunt driver. >> is that real? >> ripping through the streets of san francisco in -- amazing. goes on for ten minutes like this, filming the whole thing. we're going to talk to him as he comes in live in the studio to discuss -- >> might want to watch the rest of this first, i would say no, don't try it. >>> then here's a brilliant idea and i say that sarcastically, so-called easy parking spots just for women. >> what? >> i knew you would get mad at this. >> we

soledad o'brien is investigating. >> reporter: the alarm rang in at 5:00 a.m.n a cold winter morning. a 68-year-old vietnam vet with a severe heart condition had set off his medical alert device. but instead of an ambulance, police arrived at kenneth chamberlain's apartment. neighbors saw guns drawn, a riot shield. >> they stated that if he didn't come open the door they was going to knock it down. >> reporter: his niece who lives upstairs told police at the scene he set off the alarm accidentally, to please let his family talk to him. >> i just kept hearing my uncle, you know, respond, please leave me alone, go away, i didn't call you, i don't need your help. >> reporter: chamberlain and the police were being recorded by the alert device. >> you hear one of the officers use an expletive. that's when he said he didn't give an f, used the n word. >> reporter: the n word? >> yes. >> law enforcement sources confirm that's on the tape. there's more. later the district attorney showed the family two videos in their custody, one from a hallway security camera, anothe

. >> "starting point" with soledad o'brien starts right now. >>> welcome, death trap, 30 i.e.d.s riggedils of home made bombs found inside the aurora shooting suspect's apartment. >>> severe punishment for penn state, future scholarships and $60 million. will the program ever recover? mike and mike will join us to weigh in. >> syria is warning the world they have wmds and not afraid to use them. a packed show this morning. congressman jason chaffetz and os war winning harvey

that's soledad o'brien. you said if he puts out two, they will ask for five.ey will ask for 12. >> i was quoting maury matlin, by the w mary matalin who i interviewed last week. >> it is a political game. it is -- >> republicans are saying it is a problem. actually fellow republicans are saying it is a distraction. here is bill kristol, george will, and matthew dowd all in a row -- >> i wouldn't hire any one of those guy. >> i'm not asking you that. >> they are all good friends but they know nothing about running a campaign. >> all right. all right. let's -- let them speak and then we will talk on the other side. >> tax returns tomorrow, you have to release six, eight, ten years. >> the cost of not releasing the returns are clear. therefore, he must have calculated that there are higher costs in relation. >> there's obviously something there because if there was nothing there, he would say have at it. there's obviously something there that compromises what he said in the past about something. >> may not hire them but isn't that problematic, that last line? yea

. >> "starting point" with soledad o'brien starts right now. >>> welcome, death trap, 30 i.e.d.s riggedils of home made bombs found inside the aurora shooting suspect's apartment. >>> severe punishment for penn state, future scholarships and $60 million. will the program ever recover? mike and mike will join us to weigh in. >> syria is warning the world they have wmds and not afraid to use them. a packed show this morning. congressman jason chaffetz and os war winning harvey weweinste joins us. "starting point" begins right now. welcome, our starting point this morning, new details coming to us about what was inside the apartment of the aurora colorado shooting suspect's home, after his bizarre appearance in court yesterday. cnn has new information, a law enforcement official who viewed videotape taken inside the apartment says this, mess of wires looked like spaghetti and it was rigged quote, right. if police hadn't dismantled the explosives the entire floor could have been consumed by flames before the first fire truck arrive. the aurora police found 30 improvised explosive devices su

soledad o'brien takes the day off and brooke baldwin is on. >> this is the short straw crowd. >> rightg. >> were you watching bill nye. >> i mean, obviously, i fully understand this stuff. >> tell us about the god particle in simple terms. >> you're a rocket scientist, right? you want to stick around for mathematical elegance, 2.0, we're talking about this is the holy grail of physics and scientists believe they captured this elusive god particle that holds the fabric of the universe together. right? we'll speak to the lead physicist about what this means for life and the universe and everything in it. >> on tv or during the commercial break? >> on television. >> just like you, velshi, pay attention, i'll be quizzing you afterwards. >> that what we do. that is what we do to people on tv. >> this is a promotional thing, this is a tease for the audience you're going to talk to a physicist, just checking. >> who are you? i'm moving along. also this morning, the international monetary fund, this is something you're talking about this morning, telling congress you've got to act quickly or t

colorado, cnn special breaking news of this killing, 14 people dead in colorado, continues with soledad o'brien right now. >>> welcome, we start with breaking news this morning, movie theater massacre, there are 14 people now reported killed, 50 others injured, happened at the movie theater in aurora, colorado, a suburb of denver and happened during a showing of the new batman movie "the dark knight rises",

colorado, cnn special breaking news of this killing, 14 people dead in colorado, continues with soledad o'brien right now. >>> welcome, we start with breaking news this morning, movie theater massacre, there are 14 people now reported killed, 50 others injured, happened at the movie theater in aurora, colorado, a suburb of denver and happened during a showing of the new batman movie "the dark knight rises", he was wearing a bulletproof vest and using three guns, a hand gun and rifle and another weapon he stashed somewhere in the theater. you can see from the video captured on the cell phone some of the scenes of panic and chaos and absolute terror. >> she said that when she turned around, all she saw was the guy slowly making his way up the stairs and just firing. >> at people? >> just picking random people. >> that's how witnesses described it, picking random people. it happened at the century 16 movie theater in town center at aurora. and the way witnesses described it, the gunman came in, somehow kicking through a back door, emergency exit. showed up at the front of the theater in the beginn

came on the air, told soledad o'brien he didn't care because they already had a safety net. >> thesegantic amounts of money for investors make them for charitable, nonprofit organizations. >> and for themselves, paying 13% on that and investing in the caymans. >> he is sending a lot of kids from inner-city schools to college that otherwise wouldn't go by virtue of endowments. >> don't go away. >>> we will hear from a man that mocked a muslim leader on facebook. said that led to his father's arrest in iran. a story you want to see. >>> and a lot of debate and fireworks in washington this week. was it all just a waste of time? stand by. you see us, at the start of the day. on the company phone list that's a few names longer. you see us bank on busier highways. on once empty fields. everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our economy. lending more so companies and communities can expand, grow stronger and get back to work. everyday you see all of us serving you, around the country, around the corner. us bank. our current dividend tax rate will expire this yea