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. >> i'm chris cuomo, joined by michaela. we have a lot to get to this morning, including what could have been the most important day so far in the zimmerman trial. jurors got to hear him describing what happened that night. will he the day immediately after the incident before he had a lawyer so what do you think the jury thought about it? we'll break it down with our team of analysts, we have sunny hostin, vinnie politan, danny dr evallos and of course nancy grace. >> a powerful moment, two american presidents half a world away meeting in africa to remember the u.s. citizens who lost their lives in an attack 15 years ago. we'll go there live and much more from cnn's exclusive interview with former president george w. bush. >>> a teen has been in jail for five months after he made a joke about a school shooting online. he was explicit that it was a joke so why is he still in jail? his father is live and will discuss that. >> interesting conversation kate will have, something's wrong, when does it become a

. >> i'm kate bolduan joined by anchor michaela pereira, a lot coming up including the newly released 911 calls from passengers aboard flight 214 just after crash landing. you can hear how chaotic and terrifying the scene was. >> we just got in a plane crash and there are a lot of people who need help. >> we have people over here that weren't found and they're burned really badly. >> we'll have much more come up but understandably terrifying scene. >>> an intense day in court the boston bombing suspect in public for the if, time facing his victims. we'll hear from some of those victim's voices. what do you think it would be like face-to-face with a killer. >>> are diet sodas bad for you? a new study says they may cause to you gain weight. our dr. sanjay gupta will join us to break down what it all means. >>> we begin this morning with this, closing arguments on tap today after a testy final day in the george zimmerman trial. there were fireworks involving the judge who preed

from michaela, kate and i, always a pleasure. see you tomorrow morning. our emmy nomination pick, carol costello. the best every day at 9:00. >> that is so sweet. made my day. thanks, have a great day. >> bye, carol. >>> happening now in the "newsroom" -- happening now in the "newsroom" -- >> it's hot! >> sweltering heat. >> it's too hot. >> in many places it feels like 100 degrees as the nation's power grid struggles to keep up. >>> also -- >> this has been a very difficult process and i'm humbled by the opportunity to play baseball. >> a-rod in his own words. >> what happens if there is a suspension. how disappointed would you be if you're not able to come back? >> baseball fans, you'll want to hear this. >>> plus, are you being tracked as soon as you get behind the wheel? >> with technology and with smart, good policing it allows us to keep our public safe. >> i have not been charged with it, i'm not suspected of committing any crimes. >>> and say good-bye to the kernel. >> i'd like to tell you a little bit about kentucky fried chicken. >> colonel sand

." >> we are joined my michaela. jo coming up, up and down the communities places are submerged. this is the view inside a car as it gets sucked away by a mud slide. we'll have the latest on the cities trying to dry out. >> a "new day" exclusive. an alleged facebook felony. a teenager thrown in jail after posting joke online about violence. a bad joke, but one he clearly labeled as a joke. after four months in jail, he's out on bond and joining us live. >>> breaking news about your apple juice. the fda announces new guidelines on how much arsenic is allowed in apple juice. we are going to tell you what it all means. >>> jury deliberations are expected to begin this morning the defense will give arguments answering the prosecution. the judge allowed a new charge in the case. let's get to george howell in sanford, florida, with the latest, good morning, george. >> reporter: that new charge manslaughter and it will be up to defense attorney mark o'mara for three hours to convince jurors george zimmerman is not guilty of manslaughter and not guilty of second-degree murder and then th

. >>> announcer: this is new day with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> good morning, it's thursday, july 18th, 6:00 in the east. i'm chris cuomo. >> i'm kate bolduan. trayvon martin's parents breaking their silence. they are speaking out for the first time. plus, the question remains, will they sue george zimmerman? >> maybe, just maybe, congress or the senate is about to do their job for the college bound. lawmakers are one step close tore a deal to reduce rates on loans and cap them. a lot needs to be decided. we'll give you the latest and keep the pressure up this morning. >>> later we have a "new day" exclusive. steve cohen busted caught tweeting a bikini model, then revealed it was his long lost daughter. we have been following the story closely. there have been questions as to whether he is her father. we worked with the pair to find out the real answer thachlt is coming up. >>> first, this morning, 130 million americans consumed by heat that won't quit. take a look at the hot map. 47 states have temperatures above 90 degrees. the worst is yet to come, temperat

. >> we are joined by michaela. good morning to you. we have a jam packed show. exclusives for you. this morning, we are bringing you all sides of the george zimmerman story. first, we brought today you'll hear from prosecutors and their key witness and most importantly you'll hear from one of the jurors speaking out only to cnn in the hopes of helping people understand their verdict. >> this juror will tell you why some originally wanted to vote guilty, what changed their minds and what they decided about those key 911 tapes and what brought the six women to tears during their deliberations. it's a remarkable interview. >> we'll take what she says and put it through the filter analysis. we have jeffrey toobin, danny cevallos, sunny hostin and vinnie politan. >>> in addition we want to wrbrg you up to speed on

. >> i'm michaela pereira. the death toll is at 80 in the train crash in spain. at least one american was killed when the high-speed train flew off the track. shocking watching that video. a woman was in spain to pick up her son after a pilgrimage. her husband and daughter were on board along with dozens of others. the investigation into what happened is far from over. a place many american tourists have been to. we saw an american family there just visiting caught up in the terrible catastrophe. what is the latest at this hour? >> reporter: well, a lot of moving parts. we know that the driver of the train is going to continue to be investigated by police. he's under formal investigation we are told to see if there's wrong doing there. we know a judge received the black boxes from the train to see if there's any voice recordings or technical details that can shed light on exactly what happened here. of course the deputy minister for transport and development believes that excess speed could have had a part to play in this. that is reflected in one of spain's lead

. >> and i'm michaela pereira. it's wednesday, the final day of july. where has the month of july gone? >> oh, my gash, grab on to july. one day to go.

. >> i'm michaela pereira. it is 5:00 a.m.

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, everybody. it's july 17th, 6:00 in the east. i'm chris cuomo. >> and i'm kate bolduan. we're going to have much more on the reaction of george zimmerman verdict. new revelations from juror b-37 speaking exclusively to our anderson cooper. it turns out some wanted to convict zimmerman just couldn't find a way legally to do it. this as protests continue across much of the country, though much more peacefully overnight, everyone will say thankfully. >>> and we've got to talk about the heat. soaring temperatures all over the place. what you're looking at there is one of the outcomes we have to deal with economically here. the gas pump. congress now holding hearings on it, assume they go >> all right, i want you to look at this, a fellow nantucket man wrestling a shark onto the beach. why is he doing this? we'll hear from him coming up. >> all you'd hear from me are the screams only a dog could hear. >>> we're going to begin with the growing danger from oppressive heat, 50 million america

. >> i'm kate bolduan, joined by news anchor michaela pereira, we have a lot coming up this morning including protests against the george zimmerman verdict expected to ramp back up this weekend with rallies planned across the country as overnight the governor talks to protesters who have been staging a days long sit-in at the capitol. >>> exclusive report from the congressman caught tweeting the swimsuit model. thought she was his daughter but she wasn't. now there's another you'll never believe, what he said to a female reporter, we'll tell you about it. >>> she was one of scientology more high profile members. leah remeremeny has backed out her sister will tell us why. >>> the graphic photos of the boston bombing suspect bloodied and bruised moments before he was captured, sniper's lasers trained directly o

i'm michaela pereira. we begin this morning with big news from london after weeks and weeksf

. >>> that's it for "new day," kate, michaela. carol, costello, time for you to begin your show. good morning, my friend. >> i don't know what that was sglp every day we try to stump you, that's it. >> you have to watch the show, carol, otherwise you'll be confused. >> i'm a little busy five minutes before your show. have a great day. you always make me laugh, though, i like that. "newsroom" starts now. >>> severe weather outbreak coast to coast, millions under the gun, massive flooding, daring rescues. the storm track straight ahead. >>> also, city buys hockey team new arena. sounds like a good thing, except it's detroit and it's bankrupt and it's going to cost the city $400 million. >>> plus, million dollar jewelry heist straight out of a hitchcock movie and ultraplush beach resort for the super rich now a crime scene. has the pink panther struck again? >>> revenge. oh, sweet revenge. an oregon woman fights equifax and wins to the tune of $18 million. put that on your credit report. "newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning, thank you so much for joining me, i'm carol costello re

that does it for "new day" for michaela, kate and me. hope you have a great weekend. thanks for spending your week with us. time for "cnn newsroom" with the one and only carol costello and it begins right now. good morning, carol. >> good morning. have a happy friday. "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in "newsroom" bloodied and bruised. >> that's the real face of terror. >>> a far cry from "rolling stones" cover boy shot but the cop has been relieved of his duties. >>> plus -- >> it's miserable. feel like i live inside a dog's mouth. >> it's hot. want some relief? a dusting of snow in the mountains of colorado. >>> and detroit is broke. >> you call the police now, you wonder if they're coming. >> as tough as this is, i really didn't want to go in this direction, but now that we are here, we have to make the best of it. >> whauonce the symbol of ameri ingenuity, motown is bankrupt. >>> she questioned tom cruise's relationship with bigwigs at the church of scientology and now she is shunned. >> you have the audacity to tell them you have to betray your own integr

michaela, you rock. have a great morning. "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now on the newsroom, the twisted tale of the text. >> there is no question that what did i was wrong. this behavior is behind me. >> a new scandal and a mayor's run this morning threatened by his side, the good wife. >> i love him. i have forgiven him. i believe in him. >>> ahead, the politics and a resurrection in question. could anthony weiner be forgiven again? >>> also, hail storm. baseball sized hail blanketing the middle of the country. the violent storm lasting only minutes, then gone in a flash. >>> plus, inside the terror flight. >> [ bleep ]. >> this engine is on the ground. >> brand new pictures of the moment of impact. the southwest jet's nose dive at laguardia. >> take your seat. >> ahead, what the ntsb know nows about the crash. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." good morning, thank you so much for being with me. i'm carol costello. we begin with a story of personal betrayal and public trust. two years after a tawdry sexting scandal c

i'm michaela pereira. i'm in for ashleigh banfield this week. a couple of quick headlines to get you started this hour. first the search of a north korean cargo ship suspected of carrying drugs turned up something far more alarming. panamanian officials seized the ship that you see here as it approached the panama canal from cuba, discovered hidden behind, get this, a large container of brown sugar, guess what they found. undeclared weapons including apparent missile parts. we're going to have more details for you coming up later in the program. >>> one of mexico's most feared drig lords is in custody. this man mexican authorities captured him, miguel angel trevino morales early monday in a pickup truck near the u.s. border. he was known as z-40, head of the ultra violent mic

i'm michaela pereira in for ashleigh banfield. there is a loud cry for justice coming from thousands of protesters in cities across the u.s. as they come to grips with the not guilty verdict in george zimmerman's murder trial. >> this is what democracy looks like! >> you can see here demonstrators in new york, from across the racial spectrum. they marched from union square up 6th avenue to times square. and protests like that, many peaceful, others not, are happening all across the nation. alina machado is live in ginford, florida this morning to

matt mcquinn, michaela medic, jessica gowee, gordon cowdon, jesse childress, john larimer, john than blunk,er have ron in a mowser-sullivan, alex sullivan, alexander tevis, rebecca bingo, alexander boick. i hope we can draw strength from the tragic loss of these 12 wonderful, beautiful people and that it leads us to redouble our efforts to be better people, to be more understanding to our friends and more loving to our families, and aspire to live our lives with the courage that the people of aroug aurora and coloo have shown over the course of this last year. mr. president, i think it could go without saying that i believe that the leaders here in washington could learn from their courage. the victims of aurora haven't let setbacks keep them from achieving great things. they in fact have refused to allow the word "victim" to he dpien them. -- to define them. as i conclude, i want to say, of course we have still work to do to prevent future mass shootings. there are many comments and steps that we can and we must take to reduce senseless gun violence. but today is not a time for poli

. >> michaela pereira is here. and we're in the middle of 30 minutes of commercial free news. this morning we're covering breaking news out of arizona. 19 firefighters killed in the line of duty. battling an enormous wildfire north of phoenix. the fire burning through 6,000 acres since just sunday. it's all in this area around yarnell that you see there on the map. the disaster the worst loss of firefighter life since 9/11. senator john mccain said their sacrifice will never be forgotten. we're learning more about those fallen heros. they were members of an elite hot shot crew making their loss of experience and knowledge incredibly detrimental to this firefighting community. they are the best of the best this crew, these hot shots were digging a fire line around the yarnell hill wildfire. they were trying to starve the fuel for the fire. very dangerous. that's when they were overcome by flames. we're live in prescott, arizona. >> reporter: good morning. the winds here are the key. they have been extremely erratic. in the words of one firefighter, like a monsoon. low humidity,

. >> my name is michaela robinette. i will be a freshman this year from north carolina. my question to you is -- what do you feel about small business in agriculture? how do you feel? do you feel they should be held at a higher standard than commercial businesses? do you think they should stay the same? how do you feel about that? >> one of the policies we have already alerted -- alluded to, family business in state taxes, if your family runs a business and paid taxes all through the lifetime, why does the government get to collect more and break up the family farm at the end of it? besides the family farm around land use and restrictions, i think that government has made a lot of really poor decisions. you see it in california, north carolina, where they decided they needed to kill almost all forms there. to save what? the snail? some mythical animal? i do not even know. at some point you have to recognize that i believe that god gave you the earth for human beings. those who say we have lost 96% of animal species over time? if we lose one more, he will not lose a lot o

. >> my name is michaela robin that. i will be a freshman this year from north carolina. my question to you is -- what do you feel about small business in agriculture? how do you feel? do you feel they should be held at a higher standard than commercial businesses? do you think they should stay the same? how do you feel about that? >> one of the policies we have already alerted -- alluded to, family business in state taxes, if your family runs a business and paid taxes all through the lifetime, why does the government get to collect more and break up the family farm at the end of it? besides the family farm around land use and restrictions, i think that government has made a lot of really poor decisions. you see it in california, north carolina, where they decided they needed to kill almost all forms there. to save what? the snail? some mythical animal? i do not even know. at some point you have to recognize that i believe that god gave you the earth for human beings. those who say we have lost 96% of animal species over time? if we lose one more, he will not lose a lot o