Protesters Gather To Keep Undocumented Familes Out; Italian Authorities Release Dramatic New Underwater Footage Of Costa Concordia
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I said, Lily, run like a girl. And she ran but not as fast as she normally runs. And I asked her about it and she sort of, even at six, in her mind, boys run faster, throw harder, are stronger than girls. So I feel like I have a lot of gender stereotype work to do in my own household!</s>FREDRICKA WHITFIELD, CNN ANCHOR, NEWSROOM: Lots of work to do.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Yes.</s>WHITFIELD: All right. Thanks, Kelly. Keep us posted on that.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I sure will.</s>WHITFIELD: All right. That is going to do it for this girl, once a tomboy. I'm Fredricka Whitfield. And NEWSROOM continues right now. Hi, Ana! How are you? Good to see you. You're putting on the frequent flyer miles. I just saw you in Atlanta yesterday.</s>ANA CABRERA, CNN HOT: Jet-setting. What can I say? Head back to Denver on Monday but it is fun to get around for sure. Thanks, Fred.</s>WHITFIELD: Good to see you. Have a great fourth weekend.</s>CABRERA: You too. And you are in the CNN NEWSROOM. Good Afternoon, I'm Ana Cabrera. Don Lemon has the day off. Thanks so much for joining me on a holiday marking the birth of the nation of immigrants. Protesters gather to keep undocumented families out. A flight of illegal immigrants arrived late yesterday in San Diego, the second from Texas this week. It's not clear if any of the passengers were headed to the town of Murrieta. But demonstrators were once again out in that town demanding those arriving illegally follows the laws into the U.S. But their outcry was turned by other protesters calling for compassion.</s>DARA GLANZER, ANTI-IMMIGRANT PROTESTER: In progress, European came here in droves in 1800s and up to the 1900s and now when we have this crises happening in other place and they are trying to come through the borders, suddenly it's different because we have these divisions based on race, based on language and based on --</s>JASON WOOLLEY, MURRIETA, CALIFORNIA RESIDENT: We are not going to stand it. That's just how it is. There is thousands and millions of other people who have done the right way. But for people to just come in here and ask to for a free hand-out, that is my money.</s>CABRERA: Well, now, the U.S. is moving illegal immigrants to other areas to help handle the crisis at the Texas border as many as 80,000 children, many from Central America, are expected to try to enter this year mistakenly believing they will be allowed in. The U.S. and Iraqi government are both checking out an online video that reportedly shows the man who leads the violence extremist group that is charging through Iraq. This is the video. It is not independently confirmed, but the people who posted it say this is Abu Bark al-Baghdadi, the man is leading prayers here at a mosque in Mosul and urging people there to join what he is now called the Islamic state that has been Syria and Iraq. CNN's Arwa Damon is in Baghdad.</s>ARWA DAMON, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: The video identifying the man as being the Khalif Ibrahim (ph) and that is how Abu Bakr al-Bagdad (ph), the leader of ISIS, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria is now known ever since the terrorist organization declared that Islamic calla fit extending all the way from</s>CABRERA: Now, this storm in taking place any Iraq second largest city, the first city to fall to ISIS last month and one of its stores old month. Not much is known about the group's leader. Apart from that he once belonged to Al Qaeda and spent four years at an American-run prison in Iraq. Now, his large and well-funded militant group ISIS has been taking over towns in Iraq and claims to have killed hundreds of people. Now this is Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. Police say about 400 trucks filled with gasoline and oil have been burning for several hours. No official word on what started this enormous fire but the Taliban released a statement saying they attacked a parking depot used by trucks that brings fuels and supplies to NATO troops throughout Afghanistan. Really, sad story out of Philadelphia this afternoon. A fire tore through a block of row houses early this morning and now four children are dead. It happened between 2:00 and 3:00 in the morning. Firefighters could not stop the fire from spreading from house-to- house. The victims now identified as a 1-month-old baby, 4-year-old boy and 4-year-old twin girls. Several other people were taken to the hospital. And in Indianapolis early today somebody started shooting in a crowd of people going from bar-to-bar. Nobody died, but seven people were wounded and one is in critical condition. Police say they have one person in custody. No word yet on the circumstances behind this shooting. It has been more than two years since the Costa Concordia crew ship sank on which the ship of Italy and killing people. And now, Italian authorities have just released some dramatic new underwater footage of the ocean liner. Matthew Chance has a look.</s>MATTHEW CHANCE, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): These are remarkable new images of the stricken Costa Concordia. Italian police released the footage recorded by their divers giving us an unprecedented glimpse of the sunken ocean liner. Its giant hole, twice the size of the titanic, struck rocks of the Italian coast in 2012 with 4,200 passengers and crew on board, 32 of them lost their lives. Inside the ship, the divers record an eerie snapshot of that horror. Through the murky water, smashed doors and seating areas can be made out even a bar or reception desk. What was meant to be a pleasure cruise that turned into a nightmare. Finally, the divers reached the ship's ornate central atrium some of which is above the water's line. An attempt will be made to refloat the vessel and tow it to ship but with the ship's Italian captain accused of causing this wreck an abandoning the ship, controversy surrounding the sunken Costa Concordia are set to remain. Matthew Chance, CNN, London.</s>CABRERA: Well, the first hurricane of the Atlantic season came and went. And really didn't do much more than change some plans for a lot of people this holiday weekend. The outer banks of North Carolina took the worst of it when Arthur was at its strongest. The storm pushed water over roads and knocked out power to more than 40,000 homes. That power is mostly restored now. But no deaths, no serious injuries, and people who live on the outer banks are reporting just minor damage -- broken windows and high water. The general consensus, it could have been worse. Now take a look. This is what is left of hurricane Arthur, a post- tropical storm dumping rain on the country's northeast and Canadian Maritimes. Officials are telling people to stay out of the ocean still because of possible rip currents. Marijuana now legal for more than just medical reasons in two different states. But that freedom to enjoy it is causing some serious concerns about the health and safety of others. There is also this fact. While some are free to enjoy a joint, others are locked up for it. We are tackling the business of pot in depth coming up in about 20 minutes. But first, a veterans charity group is raising millions of dollars and hardly any of it is actually going to vets themselves.</s>DREW GRIFFIN, CNN INVESTIGATIVE CORRESPONDENT: Here is the question. At 64 million dollars raised over three years.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Thank you so much.</s>GRIFFIN: And none of the money has gone to any veterans. Ma'am? Ma'am?</s>CABRERA: CNN's Drew Griffin has had a lot of doors slammed in his face investigating this story over the years. But now this charity faces a record breaking fine.