barack obama s old senate seat, they re trying to say, whoes the most electable democrat who could beat the probable republican candidate, mark kirk, in the fall. we have ties to rezko, what we heard during the 2008 presidential campaign. sheryl jackson was a spokesperson for rod blagojevich, which probably isn t great. and the other candidate in the race, david hoffman doesn t have high name i.d. in the governor s race, which may be the best contest, even better than what s going on in the senate, you ended up having a press conference where pat quinn was joined by bobby rush, along racially lines, charges that dan hynes, who s challenging quinn, ended up was responsible for disinterned african-american remains in an african-american cemetery. so it s getting nasty in that race. crazy things happen in three-way primaries. a wild night tomorrow. thank you, mark. coming up next, the daily
finally found out who made the mistake and contacted the team with keller williams reality. i told her to give me $100,000 to $200,000 to replace my things, because it s going to take time, i m actually being generous. they re, like, okay that s too much. she called me the same day and told me that they were only willing to give me $5,000. reporter: mauck is now staying with friends because she doesn t want to go back to her condo. i don t feel secure because i know somebody out there has access to my door. both the realtor and the company hired to remove the stuff from the condo have no idea where any of it is. but they re looking. as for mauck, she is getting a lawyer. we are pushing forward with the next hour of cnn newsroom with tom foreman in for kyra phillips in washington, d.c.! good to see you, tom. thanks so much, tony. good to see you, too. pushing forward on online security. a cyberveteran logs back on at the white house. we ll look at who this
this doctor knew she had to help. you re doing the kind of work that generates i certainly hope. again, black america 2 will be airing july 22nd and 23rd. you do not want to miss it. stay with us right here on the next hour of the cnn newsroom continuing right here from the cnn center in atlanta, georgia, saturday, july 11. i m t.j. hom ms. i m betty nguyen. begin with the president s visit to the west african nation of ghana. president obama is touring cape coast castle in ghana at this hour. it s the 17th century fortress, the departure point for african slaves bound for the americas. the president is expected to speak a little later in the hour, and we hope to bring that to you live. let s give you a look at earlier today. the president and mrs. obama visited a hospital in accra and spoke to the parliament highlighting ghana as one the few stable democracies in africa. here in ghana, you show us a face of africa that is too often overlooked by a world tha
right now in the cnn newsroom, new information about the cemetery plot scam in chicago it is you an believable tore. many parents can t find the remains of their own babies. plus, i just got off the phone with the lapd and i have new details about the michael jackson death investigation, the rumor, the truth, all of the information you need right now. hello, everyone, i m don lemon. thanks for joining us. it was a day of emotional and personal moments for president barack obama, he has ended his seven day international tour in ghana. once the center of the transatlantic slave trade. crowds of people clamored just to get a look at america s first african-american president. and. reporter: in a speech to the parliament, he chose ghana as a beacon of predom in sub is a herron africa. we believe that democracy is not simply a gift from previous generation but a responsibility for each generation to preserve and to pass on. we believe that no one, whether through the influ
sundays at three right here on cnn. don t go anywhere. top story, next on the cnn newsroom. have a great weekend. captions by vitac www.vitac.com welcome to cnn you okay? i m all right. are you okay? that is the question. yes, we are both well, from the cnn center here in atlanta. i m t.j. holmes. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i m betty nguyen. it is 10:00 a.m. eastern here in atlanta. 7:00 a.m. pick, but we have a lot of news to tell you about. let s begin with this. president obama s address to africa. the president wrapped up a speech in ghana just last hour highlighting the importance of africa as part of our interconnected world. going trite our white house correspondent suzanne malveaux joining us live from ghana s capital. he talked a lot about democracy and the fact africa is responsible for africa but the u.s. is ready to support and lend a hand. reporter: you know, betty, you re absolutely right. this is one of those countries t