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Tropical Storm Andrea expected to churn up East Coast- Nick Valenica reports
Tropical Storm Andrea is expected to churn up the Eastern Seaboard, bringing heavy rain, flooding and the possibility of isolated tornadoes from Florida to Maine.
Nick Valenica reports live from Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina.
Honors student stuns classmates when he took the stage at graduation just months after being shot in the head
Honors student from Detroit stunned his classmates when he took the stage at graduation just months after being shot in the head.
Balaal Hollings says there's a whole lot more he plans to do following his amazing recovery.
Drivers worried over Chrysler defying government request to recall millions of jeeps
Chrysler’s refusal to recall millions of jeeps that the government says pose a risk of fire is sparking some real concerns among owners of the popular SUV's.
– CNN's Stephanie Elam has the story
READ MORE: Chrysler recall controversy: What's next
Former cop Brett Seacat's lawyers say hormone supplement led to his wife's suicide
Attorneys for ex-cop Brett Seacat who is accused of killing his wife and setting fire to their home are laying out their case. They say side effects of a weight loss hormone led her to commit suicide.
-CNN’s Ted Rowlands reports
READ MORE: Prosecution undercuts handwriting expert in Kansas cop's murder trial
Tropical storm Andrea bears down on the Florida’s West Coast and is spawns at least one tornado
The first named storm of this year's Atlantic hurricane season taking direct aim at Florida. Tropical Storm Andrea is starting to bear down on the state's West Coast and spawning at least one tornado. A tropical storm warning is in effect from north of Fort Myers to just south of Tallahassee.
– CNN’s George Howell has the latest from Clearwater, Florida.
READ MORE: Tropical Storm Andrea forms in the Gulf
Mitt Romney talks to Gloria Borger about returning to privacy and losing the election
In an interview with Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney opens up about losing last November’s election and going back to private life.
Baseball’s new drug informer Tony Bosch to meet with MLB investigators
Will Tony Bosch name names?
The man at the center of baseball's new drug cheating scandal is expected to start talking with investigators tomorrow.
Major League Baseball is said to be considering suspensions for some twenty players including stars Alex Rodriguez and Ryan Braun.
They want to know if the players used performance-enhancing drugs from Bosch's anti-aging clinic in Florida.
– CNN's Joe Carter reports
READ MORE: Report: Some 20 baseball players may face suspension in doping scandal
Six killed and 13 injured after building collapses onto a thrift store in Philadelphia
An incredible discovery as a survivor was pulled from the rubble of a collapsed building in Philadelphia. Six people were killed and 13 others were injured when the building which was in the process of being demolished collapsed onto a thrift store. A search and rescue operation continues this morning at the site.
– Chris Welch reports
READ MORE: 6 dead in Philadelphia building collapse, 13 injured
First lady confronts heckler: ‘One of the things I don't do well is this’ – CNN's Erin McPike has more
It was a side of Michelle Obama we haven't seen before. The first lady was speaking at a Washington fund-raiser Tuesday night when she was interrupted by a heckler. What happened next caught everyone off guard.
– Erin McPike has more
READ MORE: First lady clashes with protester; threatens to leave event
Report: NSA seizing Verizon phone records – CNN's Joe Johns has the latest
The U.S. government may just have your number!
Developing right now - the feds reportedly obtaining a top secret court order requiring Verizon to turn over the telephone records of millions of Americans to the National Security Agency on a daily basis!
The newspaper "the guardian" reports the order was issued at the request of the FBI. The information being turned over to the NSA includes "originating and terminating" telephone numbers - as well as the location, time and duration of all the calls.
According to the report the order does not require the content of the conversations to be turned over.
READ MORE: Report: Secret court order forces Verizon to turn over telephone records of millions
