me maybe hey, i just met you wow. well, there s a surprising fact about the artist, carly ray jepson. outfront, next. i m erin burnett. welcome to outfront. outfront tonight, jamie dime on opens his kimono. the ceo of jpmorgan chase gave us all quite a mental image when he testified in front of the senate banking committee in washington about whether the largest bank in the united states has been open about its multi billion dollar trade losses. we generally are open kimono with the regulators and tell them what they want to know. open kimono. sure, that sure sexes up that testimony in washington but maybe he was open kimono about the things he knew about but not about things he didn t, like how the trade in question had morphed out of control. so this transaction that you said morphed, what did it morph into, russian roulette? it morphed into something i can t justify, that was just too risky for our company. he couldn t justify it. it was too risky. it s
new developments overnight in the case involving secretary of commerce john bryson. and his two car crashes. he went back to work yesterday but not today. find out why, coming up in this hour of cnn. welcome to early start, i m zoraida sambolin. i m ashleigh banfield. we re bringing you the news from a to z. it is 5:00 on the dot in the east. let s start with this, shall we? victim number one ready to take the stand today in jerry sandusky child abuse sex trial. today s witness was just 11 or 12 years old when he first met the penn state assistant football coach. it was his accusations that triggered this criminal investigation leading to jerry sandusky s arrest. susan candiotti is live in bellefonte, pennsylvania this morning, she s been covering this case. incredible stories coming out in court. i don t know if it can get any worse. his story is set to come out in court today. what is the story of victim number one following yesterday s story of victim number four?
p.m. and 11:00 p.m., eastern and pacific. i ll give you a preview later in the show. plus, america s amazing energy boom and how it will reshape global politics. and finally, an african success story. i ll talk to rwanda s president, paul kagame. it s been graduation season in the united states and i was honored enough to be asked to provide some words of advice at two universities this year, duke and harvard, where i got my ph.d. many of you have been interested in what i said at those events so i thought i would give you a quick summary. this has been a tough year mostly everywhere, but i am less gloomy than most. i think back on the crises we have already come through. remember the fears after the financial crisis began in late 2007? in the 12 months following, the economic peak in 2008, industrial production fell as much as it did in the first year of the great depression. equity prices and global trade actually fell more. yet, no global depression followed. or reme
controversy has just begun. why some say the judges decision is an outrage. and later bobby s back, sueellen is running for office and j.r. is as conniving as ever. no, we are not talking about the old dallas. this is the next generation and they re still battling over control of southport. wait until you see what the cast told me in our sit-down interview. it is sunday, june 10th. good morning, everyone. i m randi kaye. glad you re with us. we start with breaking news out of auburn, alabama, a shooting at an off-campus apartment complex. there are reports of multiple victims. the police have the whole area blocked off. joining me on the telephone is reporter christina chambers from station wltz. christina, good morning to you. what do you know at this point? reporter: good morning. well, as of right now, auburn police are only confirming that they responded to multiple gunshot victims at an apartment complex in auburn. that is all they are confirming. they hav
of catch in the backyard. we ll see a neighbor try to intervene here. hello, everyone. i m don lemon. thank you for joining us. developments in syria to tell you about where on paper, there s a cease-fire in place and a peace plan alt work, but that s not what it looks like, though. this is the city of homs. heavy artillery exploding inrential neighborhoods. winces say syrian forces felled a mosque and a church today. people were killed in homs today, including the mayor of this neighborhood. and across the country, we re told more than 65 people were killed in street fighting and artillery fire. there was even a street clash in the center of damascus where rebels reportedly killed 17 troops loyal to president bashar al assad. we re going to take you inside a makeshift hospital in the city of homs where a doctor follows his commitment to healing the wounded despite horrific conditions surrounding him. it s a cnn exclusive you don t want to miss. since the conflict in syri