med-care. we deliver a better life. >>> welcome back, keep in mind that we simply do not have a full picture of bowe bergdahl's disappearance or even his character. there are pictures painting him at the outset in glowing terms, with reports documenting him in prior instances leaving his base. why did national security adviser rice say he served with quote, honor and distinction? >> i realize there is a lot of controversy and discussion around this. what i was referring to was this is a young man who volunteered to serve his country in uniform during a time of war. that is in itself a very honorable thing. >> but honor and distinction? >> jim, really, this is a young man whose circumstances we are still going to learn about. he is as all americans, innocent until proven guilty. he is now being tried in the court of public opinion after having gone through enormously traumatic five years of captivity. his parents, the same. >> that trauma was supposed to give way to something better especially i

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med-care. we deliver a better life. >>> brazil may have had home-field advantage when it comes to the world cup. the excitement for team mexico is boiling over not just in brazil but here in the united states. we're mere minutes away from mexico versus croatia. cnn's national reporter nick valencia is live with fans gearing up for the games. i studied in mexico during the world cup back into '90s, we got out of school to watch these matches. >> being from l.a. i have a bias in this game as well. so does the fan base here. about 500 people expected to turn out here. this is the epicenter of latino culture in atlanta. 20 tvs around this malary yeah. right beside me is the biggest tv screen they have here. why the excitement? why the turnout for mexican fans? despite the uncertainty coming into this world cup, all the drama surrounding team mexico, they almost didn't qualify. had to have a home at home series in order to qualify for the world cup. they've been energized by one goaltender, guillerm

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med-care. we deliver a better life. >>> this year world cup fever means welcome to the jungle for some of these teams. the u.s. squares off against portugal sunday. players have to beat the heat inside the arena del amazonia. the mayor assures folks there are not poisonous snakes and a tarantulas roaming around the streets and falling from trees. with me to discuss, team physician. let's just begin with you here. when we're talking heat and humidity and manaus sunday, how hot is hot there? >> it's going to get very hot. the average temperature in manaus in june is 88 degrees fahrenheit. but it's beyond the heat that's the big concern. it's the humidity. we're talking about a city that's located in the amazon rain forest. where this type of humidity, it can make it feel hard to breathe. it can almost make it feel like you're suffocating. when fifa announced that manaus would be one of the host cities, there was outrage. no one wanted to play there. because it's so physically grueling on an athle

med-care. we deliver a better life. >>> checking top stories for you at 32 minutes past the hour, a bizarre conclusion to a missing person's case in detroit. police discovered a 12-year-old missing boy safe, 11 days after he was reported missing. he was apparently hiding in the basement of his family's home. his father, charles bothuell, learned of the discovery during a live interview. >> your son has been found in your basement. >> what? >> how could your son be found alive in your basement? >> what? i have no idea. >> i thought we were going to play more of that but apparently not, following that revelation, he was confronted by reporters dmoonding to know how his son came to be in the basement. >> it's absurd, literally, i couldn't find him. you know, apparently the detroit police couldn't find him. they've been living in the house for the last ten, 11 days. we looked in our basement, they looked, they went down there with search dogs, my wife. thou and a pipe have been removed from the hom

med-care. we deliver a better life. >>> the roar of conservatives has been deafening since the republican establishment struck back with senator thad cochran's primary win over a tea party challenger. the incouple bept republican senator managed to defeat chris mcdaniel for the gop nomination. he did it by stitching together a coalition that included some democrats and african-americans and that has some top conservatives especially some conservative radio talk show hosts fuming. let's discuss with michael. so why are these guys so angry? what's the big complaint about the thad cochran win? he's a conservative and he is a long-time republican. >> i think that they are placating their respective bases. some of the cable television prepresepr presenters are giving what they want to hear. not really in substantiative plt call issues. their interests don't align with the republican party. they exist for one purpose and that is to win elections. i went back and took a look at that autopsy. the 100-p

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med-care. we deliver a better life. >>> with less than a week left until her book "hard choices" hits stores, hillary clinton is in a whirlwind publicity tour. she talks about bill's health to the question on everyone's minds, will she run for president. let's bring in kate coin, executive editor of "people" magazine. good morning. >> good morning. >> come on. she's going to run for president. why are we sitting here pretending to guess. >> certainly a lot of the answers she gave to a lot of questions in our article and we asked her just about everything, it sound like they're coming out of the voice of a future candidate. >> she's really playing up the female card, right on your cover, there's a little headline that says we need to break the highest, hardest glass ceiling. in the article, to have a woman president is something i'd love to see happen. i just have to make my own decision about what i think is right for me. she is really trying to garner as much female support as she can, right?

the best part...med-care saves us money! med-care allows us the time to do the things we love. med-care. we deliver a better life. . >>> welcome back. we're following breaking news the president of the united states getting ready to make a statement on the crisis in iraq. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. as we a wait the president, he's about to make the statement before he a boards marine one to take him to joint base andrews for a previously scheduled trip. he's been meeting with his top national security advisers. i know from my sources that u.s. officials are deeply worried that some shiite shrines, mosques, other shines inside iraq right now could be in dangered by this isis terrorist group, one reason why elite forces are moving into help the government of nuri al maliki. explain what would happen if one of these major shrines were attacked. >> this is a movie we have seen before. i think it was in 2006, sunni militants affiliated with al qaeda blew up what is regarded as the third holiest shia shine. it has

med-care. we deliver a better life. >>> tonight hillary clinton says a woman running for president in 2016 will encounter a more welcoming political landscape than she did in 2008. >> i think over the last six, seven years, there has been a much greater awareness in the american public about the double standard. so i really believe that there is a great discussion going on now. and whether it's somebody running for president or somebody climbing the corporate ladder or broadcasting or anything else, there is much greater awareness. and that's all to the good. >> this is a woman who has been very open about the barrage of sexism she faced during the 2008 campaign. do you remember this? >> i admire what senator clinton has done for america, what her husband did for america. i'm not sure about that coat. >> i actually like hillary's jacket. i don't know what is wrong with it. >> she was charming. her hair looked great. >> i have often said when she comes on television, i involuntarily cross my leg

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med-care. we deliver a better life. >>> videos like this one gave the world a horrifying glimpse of the terrorists now fighting for control of iraq. they believe he could be the next osama bin laden and perhaps even more brutal. what are you finding out, ryan? >> she about 43 years old, many americans could not pick him out of a line up, but she considered to be the most dangerous terrorist in the world and he is leading a brutal campaign in iraq. >> some call him the new bin laden. his mission is to fight for a takeover of iraq and syria. much about him is a mystery, but not his brutalness. >> an extremist fighter. who would execute rivals. >> he is seen as the man behind the capture of iraq's second largest city, mosul and now pushing toward baghdad. he was called insubordne int. >> he is becoming a federal figure, and his organization is growing ever more popular. >> a counter terrorism o fish says he is based primarily in syria and is well known as his predecess predecessor. some call him t

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med-care. we deliver a better life. . >>> welcome back, we're continuing our conversation on the breaking news with what is happening there in iraq and continuing that conversation with colonel peter mansori, a former aide to general david petraeus. colonel, from what we understand the isis group is about 70 to 100 miles or so away from baghdad. they have already taken mosul, the second largest city in iraq. what needs to be done right now to stop them? >> well, they have taken mosul, and tikrit, the next target would be samara, with the golden mosque, a very important shiite shrine. the iraqi group needs to take a stand, whether it is north of baghdad, they will need all the help they can get to stop the conventional assault going on right now. that could be u.s. air strikes and unfortunately it could be other things, too. the iranians will no doubt get involved. i saw reports this morning that they're sending special forces into the country, which is not a good sign. >> and robert, you actual

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med-care. we deliver a better life. >>> a frightening exchange in turkey over the weekend as riot police detained a cnn correspondent and his crew live on the air. that's ivan watson there. he was reporting on demonstrations marking the one-year anniversary of the protests when this happened. >> often you get clashes erupting, demonstrators throwing rocks, bottles and police cracking down with their use of force as well. so -- excuse me. i think i'm getting -- i think i'm being -- >> may i see your passport? >> cnn. >> okay. can i see your passport. we're now being checked. okay. this is my press card. it allows me to work in turkey. >> okay. so ivan is joining us now from turkey with more on his ordeal. you see so calm during all of that. >> reporter: well, carol, getting shoved around and kind of intimidated and harassed by security forces kind of comes with the territory of being a foreign correspondent. i've been detained in iran, in russia. i've been knocked around by police in turkey and

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med-care. we deliver a better life. >>> so you may choose to buy a t-shirt to show support for your favorite sports team but what about your favorite terrorist group? i'm not kidding. someone online is trying to sell these t-shirts showing support for the militant group isis that is trying right now to ruthlessly take other iraq as we speak. joining me to talk about the terrorist memorabilia, i can't believe i'm actually calling it that, is samuel burkes. is there any way to track down who's doing this, where are they selling them and where's the money going? >> ashleigh, t-shirts, hoodies, polos. while terrorism experts tell me we can't be sure isis is the one manufacturing these shirts, it does look like they come from indonesia and we shouldn't be surprised if somehow isis is getting the money. >> or maybe a percentage of the proceeds. clearly it has to cost something to produce. what does the arabic say? >> there's the isis flag right there, kind of logo from the isis flag, god, the prophet

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