for "outfront," i'm tom foreman in washington. >> pretty amazing, right?his is the first in a series and we'll have a lot more scary things about what's really happening out there coming up later this week. >>> and the seventh story "outfront" a dramatic reenactment of the trayvon martin shooting. there's a 90-second service announcement that says re-creating the final encounter between george zimmerman and the florida teen, it uses actors, but it uses portions of the real 911 call. >> are you following him? >> yeah. >> okay. we don't need you to do that. >> okay. >> all right. sir, what is your name? >> george. >> so, you think he's yelling help? >> yes. >> all right. >> there's gunshots. >> who is saying they shot who? >> the ad is called "stand up to stand your ground" and as you can see it draw mattizes the shooting and urges voters to oppose the laws that exist in 26 states and while it's doing that it pans across the bodies of young boys dressed in hoodies that represent not just trayvon martin but they say shooting victims from stand your ground acr

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> what about your e-mail? can you expect any privacy there? tom foreman looks at that question in the next hour of the cnn >>> bradley manning, quesz what, he makes a big announcement. he says he wants a transition from being a man to a woman and wants to change his name. our legal guys are here to preview and we're going to talk about this next hour. >> legally, can he quit the army? we've got the legal answers. >> an uphill battle and or will is there some precedence his change must be paid for p. >> 35 years in ft. levinworth, wanting to go from bradley to chelsea, isn't that special. not going to happen. >> okay. comedy. we'll be takinging it seriously. we've got great ideas on these legal cases, plus, the case of a woman accused of illegally assisting her dad's suicide because she handed him his prescription painkiller. we'll get into that coming up. we'll see you at the top of the hour. just a few minutes away. nine minutes waway. and arctic ice. it's melting at an rate. what it means for people around the globe. ingeniously uses radar t

the artist happened to be our very own tom foreman. woman says she got pummelled by a runner. >> it was not fun at all. i had a large guy tackle me over a bolder, and just left me there, scrapes, bruises. i wasn't planning on bleeding my own blood that day. >> paramedics said another zombie had her nose broken after being punched in the face. we have a picture, but we don't know if sit the actual zombie puncher. and we're not in the business of banana slander on this program. here is an artist rendering of a guy in a banana suit punching a zombie in the face. the artist happened to be our very own tom foreman. thank you, tom. the founders of these zombie runs say their goal is for no one to get hurt. but runners can be scary. >> sometimes there are humans too aggressive, and sometimes zombies are too aggressive. >> things can get intense as anyone who has seen "the walking dead" is well aware. >> that was a good episode. that was the one where the little zombie girl got shot at the end. sometimes i find myself rooting for the zombies i

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tom foreman is outfront. tom, this is better than a movie. what's happening? >> reporter: this is unbelievable. the resort town of cannes has been riddled with high-end robberies this year. the latest at a fancy watch store where two robbers game in, one with a grenade, the other with a gun and made off with 40 watches. we do know the same place was robbed earlier this year, and and 150 watches were taken, valued at $1.3 million. so no ordinary watches there. the other robbery, they've now revised up the value of it. the carlton intercontinental hotel, $163 million taken by a lone gunman in about a minute. back in may, two big robberies made news. a safe was broken into, about $1 million in jewels taken there. yet another hotel, a necklace worth $2.6 million was snatched. erin? >> it's amazing. authorities are saying this criminal network could be involved. you talk about the guys going in, it's like a guy in a hoodie goes in, comes out the side door with a $140 million diamond. i know they think the pink panthers, this group could be behind them, right? >> ab

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tom foreman, cnn. >> ran out of time for >>> where to begin?me to chat with bob haldemon and have the opportunity and the question is where to start? here you were, you worked four years in washington as nixon's number two man, nixon's s.o.b. you called it. he never went anywhere without you. >> pretty close to right. >> what you're accusing yourself of is a cloudy crystal ball. that's hardly the thing the american public thinks it's entitled to. that's the issue. >> wel m

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> hello, again, a look at our top stories now. in california, a raging wildfire is exploding in size and spreading inside the yosemite national park. it has been 50 years on the east coast since martin luther king jr. made his famous speech and thousands today are gathering on the washington mall to secelebre that historic event and marian berry joining us live later on this hour. in california, a wildfire is burning almost out of control through parts of the state. the rim fire is burning so fast, it has doubled in size in a day. the fire has also spread to the western edge of the park. nick has been following developments for us. >> reporter: fred, is sun has come up here and it's given us a fresh perspective of how devastating the fire has been. this goes back a couple hundred yards at least and it's going things like this, scorching the earth and singeing the edges. at least 126,000 acres burned and it's been very unforgiving in its pattern. you see here, fire completely jumped over this road, scorched this, but left those tre

tom foreman, cnn. >> we ran out of time for the "ridicu-list" that.oes it for this edition of "360." >>> "outfront" next, at this moment the white house is briefing lawmakers on capitol hill about the latest intelligence on syria. is this country headed for war? >>> and the obama administration says it will not interfere with the state laws that legalize marijuana. is this a step toward legalizing weed nationwide? >>> plus, a major development in a story we have been following. a montana teacher sentenced to only 30 days in prison for raping his teenage student. will there be an appeal? >>> let's go "outfront."

want to bring in tom foreman in washington.ou look at the map there, you see there's friends, there's enemies, there's plenty on both sides. so what would this accomplish if there was a limited missile strike? would it actually change this game, this regional game, if at all? >> it depends on how those friends react. if you think about syria, it's not actually that big of a player on the world stage. about 22 million people there, about two los angeless. that's another way of looking at it. but its friends are very powerful. let's take a look at those. if you bring in some of the biggest players here, iran, russia, and china, why do they care about syria? why would it matter to them? they do have long trading relationships with them. russia and china in particular have had a lot of dealings with arms with them, in addition to certain natural resources like natural gas, that sort of thing. and this may be the more important part over here. this is seen by many factions out there, particularly the irans, syria is seen as a front

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tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> that does it for me. don lemon takes it from here.n. >> you have a great afternoon. thanks very much, suzanne. i'm don lemmon in today for brooke. >>> let's start with former nfl star aaron hernandez due in court right now. a short time ago, a grand jury indicted him on murder charges. hernandez is charged with the execution-style murder of odom lloyd, a man who was dating the sister of hernandez's fiance. hernandez has pleaded not guilty. here are the key dates in the hernandez case. june 17th

tom foreman has this "outfront" investigation. >> reporter: when edward snowden dropped his bombshellvernment's surveillance program, his story took an ironic turn, he fled to china and russia, nations long known for spying on foreign visitors and those countries are not alone especially when it comes to your computer, phones, and other devices, many countries, even allies consider them fair game. >> when you cross the border you are carrying a bag and in your bag you'll have your phone and your laptop computer. the border patrol agents in any country around the world have the right to take all of the data off of that drive. >> reporter: mark rash is a cybersecurity expert. do people know that this is being done? >> most business travelers do not know that countries have the right to copy everything that's on your drive and all of your passwords that access your mail, your e-mail, your files. >> reporter: so, this is routinely happening? >> it happens all the time. >> reporter: whether openly or in secret from border guards to customs agents to free wireless systems at a hotel, all re

>> reporter: tom foreman, cnn, >> reporter: tom foreman, cnn, washington. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.comianna keilar sitting in for brooke baldwin. first up, we know that the u.s. will punish syria. after two years and five months of attacks on its own people, president bashar al assad crossed what the u.s. called the red line. one step too far in this civil war using chemical warfare on his own people. today defense secretary chuck hagel told the bbc that the u.s. is ready to go if president obama orders an attack on syria. >> well, as i said, and i think prime minister cameron has said, i think president ouran has said, our allies, leaders, partners all over the world have said, let's get the facts, let's get the intelligence, and then a decision will be made on whether action should be taken, if action should be taken, what action, or no action. >> but if the order comes, you're ready to go like that? >> we're ready to go like that. >>> months of questions came to a head on monday as secretary of state john kerry took the podium at the state department. kerry's saying he has little do

well i'm tom foreman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture a federal judge has found new york's controversial stop and frisk program unconstitutional there bloomberg and n.y.p.d. police chief ray kelly are our age but is that is ruling as sweeping as it sounds on that in just a moment also despite months of controversy and public outcry the n.s.a.'s biggest supporters want to make and smoothing program even bigger what kind of reforms most our government make protect our civil liberties and major league baseball doesn't let the richest teams bribe umpires to widen the strike zone and congress should allow big banks bro.

tom foreman, cnn. >> ran out of time for the "ridicu-list" that. does it for us. thanks for watching. >> well, maybe the american public is wrong. i know in my own heart and i know in my own head precisely what i did and why i did it. >> and i know that i made some mistakes. i deeply regret those mistakes. >> as richard nixon's right-hand man he was the one most often recorded on the tapes, and they destroyed him. >> i had the rare privilege for four years serving on the white house staff under one of the greatest presidents. >> chief of staff hr haldeman found guilty on the watergate trial. >> do you regret what happened and what you did? >> oh, sure. the country lost motion, a lot of the good things we were working on in the way of domestic reforms were lost in the mess. you can't help but regret aftermath of that. a lot of good people had their lives spoiled in the process. >> john finished his statements. he was then returned to the holding room, rather a strange phrase. the holding room gives you an idea they are holding a chemical or bacteria or something. >

tom foreman is here to show us what that military action potentially could look like.ng? >> destroying syria's chemical weapons security is a tall order at best. long known about connected to the weapons program, analysts believe the weapons themselves have been dispersed to dozens maybe hundreds of unknown sites within the country. even if u.s. warships were to come in here and launch cruise missiles from the mediterranean, which targets would they choose? suggest the key targets would be less the weapons themselves than the systems the syrians would use to deliver them. for example, as you might look at major airfields here. airplanes can carry chemical weapons quickly to their intended targets. that means it would be important for bases to be attacked and taken out of action. that would make them probably attractive targets. someone in the syrian military has to call the shots and direct chemical attacks. likely try to disrupt the command and control structure here. the ability of commanders to send out commands to their troops. so those command and control centers

tom foreman, cnn. >> ran out of time for >>> where to begin? we've had a long time to chat with bob haldemon and have the opportunity and the question is where to start? here you were, you worked four years in washington as nixon's number two man, nixon's s.o.b. you called it. he never went anywhere without you. >> pretty close to right. >> what you're accusing yourself of is a cloudy crystal ball. that's hardly the thing the american public thinks it's entitled to. that's the issue. >> well, maybe the american public is wrong. i know in my own heart and i know in my own head precisely what i did and why i did it. >> okay. >> and i know that i made some mistakes. i deeply regret those mistakes. >> as richard nixon's right-hand man he was the one most often recorded on the tapes, and they destroyed him. >> i had the rare privilege for four years serving on the white house staff under one of the greatest presidents. >> chief of staff h.r. haldeman found guilty on the watergate trial. >> do you regret what happened and what you did? >> oh, sure. t

the artist happened to be our very own tom foreman. thank you, tom. founders of these zombie runs say their goal is for no one to get hurt. but runners can be scary. >> sometimes there are humans too aggressive, and sometimes zombies are too aggressive. >> things can get intense as anyone who has seen "the walking dead" is well aware. >> that was a good episode. that was the one where the little zombie girl got shot at the end. sometimes i find myself rooting for the zombies in the end. some of the human characters, they're so annoying, they keep talking and talking. someone on twitter said it's too much character development and not enough character devourment. and i agree with that. that's me as a zombie. it's a something you can do on a website called dead yourself. i'm off track. the point is, the zombie run is happening, it's coming to other cities. so i just want to all get along and run as one on the "ridicu-list" that's it for us. thanks for watching. airlines say they're monitoring developments. all of this coming after a

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> let's check your top stories.outhern california still out of control. palm springs has had 14,000 acres burned so far. and seven communities have been ordered to evacuate. oprah winfrey says she was a victim of racism on a recent trip in switzerland. the media mogul said she asked to see a back and the clerk refused to show it to her. they say it was a misunderstanding and had nothing to do with racism. >>> in sports, tiger woods has a lot of work to do if he wants to take the pga championship. he's nine shots out as the second round gets under way. he tees off at 1:45 eastern. adam scott is on top of the leader board. you can catch round 2 on tnt starting at 1:00. >>> don't miss cnn's all access pass. a cnn's bleacher report special, rachel nicoles, takes you behind the scene with tiger woods at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow eastern time right here on cnn. >>> a bizarre battle between an actress and the church of scientology. lea filed a missing person's report but the church is calling the move a publicity stunt. [ male a