New Poll: Clinton Dips Below 50 Percent For First Time; Police: Bangkok Bomber Did Not Act Alone
PEREIRA: Lingering questions about Hillary Clinton's e-mail scandal weighing on her presidential ambition. New CNN/ORC poll numbers show that she is below 50 percent for the first time. But within her party, she still has a sizable lead over Bernie Sanders and Vice President Joe Biden, who is yet to declare if he's running or not. But now, Republican Democrat Donald Trump breathing down her neck, posing a serious challenge for the first time.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: Thai police confirming overnight that the suspected that Bangkok bomber did not act alone. Yesterday, police released this surveillance showing the main suspect leaving a backpack at the blast site before it exploded, killing 20 people. Police say it is likely that a Thai native helped plot Monday's attack. The shrine has since reopened to the public.</s>CAMEROTA: Women may be able to become Navy SEALs very soon. The chief of naval operations now saying as long as women meet the requisite standards and pass the rigorous training, they should have the opportunity to join the Navy's most elite teams. This at two women are about to become the first female soldier to graduate from the Army's rigorous Rangers School.</s>PEREIRA: A very relieved Rosie O'Donnell says her daughter Chelsea has been found. O'Donnell tweeted Tuesday night that the 17- year-old was safe with police on the Jersey Shore. The comedian's daughter hadn't been seen for a week. According to a family statement, Chelsea had stopped taking medication for an undisclosed mental illness and was in need of medical attention. And I think people breathed a sigh of relief, because that was one of the situations where you just are so distraught for a parent. The worst nightmare.</s>CAMEROTA: Still a lot of questions.</s>PEREIRA: Of course.</s>CAMEROTA: I'm interested in what the mental illness is. Since Rosie raised it. I think we could have a conversation about what exactly was going on. And she wasn't abducted, right? She left on her own volition.</s>CUOMO: No, no, she was not abducted. But I don't know how much personal information I'm interested in about Rosie and her kid. It's her life.</s>CUOMO: But it is a window for how difficult it is when you have someone in your family who's dealing with mental illness, how difficult it is to get treatment, to keep them on their treatment, and what happened once they are off their medication and you can't control it.</s>CAMEROTA: I think those are good conversations about teenagers to have.</s>CUOMO: Right, right, everybody. Once they are over 18, you can do nothing to make them take their medicine.</s>PEREIRA: Right.</s>CAMEROTA: Good point.</s>CUOMO: So, sheets of rain failing on the Midwest, causing floods and power outages and worse. At Wrigley Field, the storm forced a long rain delay during the Cubs/Tigers game. Meanwhile, you have tropical storm Danny, becoming the first potential Atlantic hurricane of the season. So, let's get to meteorologist Chad Myers live with more, one of the few men excited about a hurricane.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Well, not too excited. If it stays in the water, it's OK, you know? But if it hits land, that's when we kind of get a little concern obviously, but it does appear that this thing could get to a tropical storm force 2 hurricane, a cat 2. Right now, here back to the Midwest, show you where the radar is, where the rain is, where the rain is going to be later on this afternoon. I'm going to move you ahead all the way to 7:00 later on tonight. There will be showers and storms all across the Southeast. Could slow down an airplane or two, although cooler air is coming in. It will make a very nice weekend for all the big cities from Boston, New York, Atlanta, all the way down, even to parts of Florida. Look, we go from 82, which isn't bad today, all the way into the upper 70s from Friday to Saturday in New York and cooler to the Midwest. You talked about Danny. This is the satellite presentation. Not that impressive, yet. But it's getting there. It will be the biggest storm of the year. Here it is, wide open ocean, thousands of miles away, nothing to worry about just yet. But the storm is forecast to get stronger. See the two there? That means category 2 hurricane, 105 miles per hour before it heads toward maybe St. Croix, St. Thomas, simmer down into the Leeward and Windward Islands. We don't just yet because the models are still so far away. We are talking five days away, even before we get to any island out there. It could turn left. It could turn right, but still forecast, guys, to get stronger from here.</s>CAMEROTA: All right. Keep an eye on it for us, Chad. Thanks so much. Well, after rejecting it twice, the FDA approved the use of so- called female Viagra. But the little pink pill has some big, red flags. What you need to know, next.