Lindsay Lohan's Released from Rehab
BERMAN: Welcome back, everyone. About 56 minutes after the hour. Taking a look at the top CNN Trends on the web this morning. New details this morning about Lindsay Lohan's release from rehab. The actress has finished a court-order three months stay in rehab and will spend the next few days with a sobriety coach to ease her transition. And she'll have to keep going to therapy. The troubled star, she has a lot going on right now. Her movie "The Canyons" open this week, and she has the deal with Oprah Winfrey's network for an eight-part documentary series that will chronicle her post-rehab life. Simon Cowell is about to become a new dad. The "X-Factor" judge reportedly fathering a child with socialite, Lauren Silverman. She is the estrange wife of one of Cowell's best friends, New York real estate mogul, Andrew Silverman. Cowell and Silverman have reportedly been dating for several months. So far, no comment from the expectant father. And just in time for the dog days of summer, comes the debut of dog TV. This is real, folks. DirecTV launches the channel today. It's for stay at home dogs, and it's designed to keep them so preoccupied that they'll forget about chewing on the furniture or going to the bathroom where they should (ph). Dog TV will cost you $4.99 a month if you're willing to pay. Producers say the programming is specially designed for dogs' unique hearing and vision. And guess what? No commercials. But, again, if it does go up against EARLY START, we will crush it. So, dogs, beware. That is for EARLY START this morning. Time now for "New Day" which will also crash Dog TV, I promise. Chris and Kate, take it away.</s>BOLDUAN: Less for viweers (ph).</s>CUOMO: "New Day" is Dog TV. We're trying to get that audience as well. I like that it's for stay-at-home dogs.</s>BOLDUAN: Well, you know, working dogs.</s>CUOMO: Student dogs.</s>BOLDUAN: Right. Exactly. Student dogs, they must stick with --</s>CUOMO: All right. It's almost the top of hour and that means here on "New Day," time for the top news.</s>CUOMO: Judgment day. Breaking new details, what life was like for the Cleveland three in captivity? Ariel Astro to be sentenced this morning and one of the woman he victimized will be there to face him.</s>BOLDUAN: Lifetime ban or career save? Alex Rodriguez reportedly now in talks with Major League Baseball. The league wants a ban. Can they make a deal that keeps him in the game?</s>PEREIRA: Caught on tape. George Zimmerman busted for speeding, a gun in his glove compartment and the whole thing recorded on dash-cam video.</s>CUOMO: Your "New Day" starts right now.</s>ANNOUNCER: This is "New Day" with Chris Cuomo, Kate Bolduan, and Michaela Pereira.</s>CUOMO: Good morning, everybody. Welcome to "New Day." It's Thursday. That's absolutely true. It is also August 1st. Six o'clock in the east. I'm Chris Cuomo.</s>BOLDUAN: Good morning, everybody. I'm Kate Bolduan. We're here with news anchor, Michaela Pereira. We have a lot coming up this morning, including the latest allegations from the Edward Snowden leaks on just how far the NSA spying program goes? Can they search your entire online life with just a few key strokes, and really, minimal oversight. We're going to break down what is true and what isn't true. There seems to even be a discrepancy there.</s>CUOMO: Also, we're going to take you back to Florida. Another unarmed man shot, this time, by police 15 times. The man was in his own driveway. Police say he failed to comply, but with what? Big questions. And the sheriff is going to join us live to answer them.</s>PEREIRA: And we've both seen those airline ads probably even try to get some of the $69 to fly across the country kind of fares, but are they too good to be true? Now, one airline may have to pay a hefty fine for advertising a flight for $66 but had no seats available at that price. We're going to tell you what you need to know to get your deal.</s>CUOMO: That's how they get you.</s>PEREIRA: Hmmm.</s>CUOMO: That's how they get you. All right. But first this morning, all eyes today on a Cleveland courtroom where Ariel Castro will receive his sentence for holding three women captive for a decade. Castro is expected to speak at length and one of his victims may speak as well. This as we get shocking new details of the women's lives of captivity from their own diaries.