Court Hearing For Three Charged In Ahmaud Arbery's Murder; New Suspect In 2007 Disappearance Of Madeleine McCann.
CAMEROTA: We have some breaking news right now. Three New York City police officers are hospitalized, injured in what police say was an unprovoked attack in Brooklyn. Police say two officers were on an anti-looting patrol when a man walked up and stabbed one of those officers in the left side of his neck. Two other officers were shot in the hand. None of the injuries is thought to be life-threatening at this hour. The suspect is in critical condition. Police released this photo of the knife they say was used in the attack. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is reportedly heading to the hospital at this hour to see the officers. We will bring you an update as soon as we get more details.</s>BERMAN: This morning, the three men charged with murder in the death of Ahmaud Arbery will have a preliminary hearing. Georgia's governor has a strong warning for anyone who might try to disrupt the proceedings. CNN's Martin Savidge, who has been covering the story from the beginning, live outside the courthouse in Brunswick, Georgia. Martin, what can we expect today?</s>MARTIN SAVIDGE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning to you, John. Yes, usually preliminary hearings are considered to be routine and fairly brief. This is not going to be either one of those according to the officials we've been talking to. In fact, the D.A. -- the fourth D.A. in this case says that her team has blocked out the entire day. Now, all three defendants will be in the courtroom, they just won't physically be there. They'll be there by a video link from the Glynn County courthouse. All of their attorneys -- all five -- two for each of the father and son, as well as one for the other man who is William "Roddie" Bryan, who took that video that everyone's seen -- they'll be in the courtroom. It's expected that you'll hear testimony from one of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents outlining the basics of the case. Then the defense attorneys will be allowed to cross-examine. Remember, the defense attorneys for the McMichaels said early on that they were going to introduce a different narrative for the public. So we'll be listening to see if there's any building blocks in that defense there. And then also, it's possible that here in Georgia, defense attorneys can call witnesses of their own. It's very rarely done however, one of the attorneys representing Mr. Bryan says he will call maybe five witnesses. We don't know who they are but we could speculate it could be law enforcement and maybe some of the first responding officers. Also expected in court, Wanda Cooper, the mother of Ahmaud Arbery. We should point there is a protest that's going to take place outside of the courthouse here. Every protest I have covered here has been absolutely peaceful but given the agitation across the country these past few weeks there are concerns about what they call outside agitators. And you've already mentioned the governor. He says that any security forces that are needed can be called upon, all the way up to the National Guard, to protect these proceedings -- Alisyn.</s>CAMEROTA: Martin Savidge, thank you very much for all the reporting. There is a major new development this morning in the case of Madeleine McCann. She's the 3-year-old British girl who disappeared on vacation with her family in Portugal back in 2007. A 43-year-old German man is now a suspect in this case. CNN's Isa Soares has all of the developments.</s>ISA SOARES, CNN ANCHOR AND CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Madeleine McCann has been gone for 13 years -- the little blonde girl with blue- green eyes. Now, there's a new suspect in her disappearance. He's a German pedophile, authorities say -- a 43-year-old man who is currently a long jail sentence. The suspect who was previously been convicted for sexually abusing children was living in the Algarve in the south of Portugal when Madeleine McCann vanished from her bed there. As they hone in on the suspect, police are appealing for fresh information on two vehicles leading to him -- this distinctive camper van and this Jaguar car, which police say he registered in somebody else's name the day after Maddie disappeared. Critical for the case, too, this phone number which police said dialed the suspect's phone on the night of Maddie's disappearance.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There may be people in the past who may have got fearful to come forward to the police. My message is to anybody that has information, did he speak to you in confidence and tell you what happened that night?</s>SOARES (voice-over): Little Maddie, then almost four, vanished from her family's holiday apartment in Portugal on the third of May 2007 while her parents dined at a nearby tapas bar. Her twin siblings were asleep nearby. Her disappearance has led to an exhaustive investigation with over 600 individuals scrutinized and four suspects identified and discounted. On the 10th anniversary of her disappearance, not much has changed for her parents, Kate and Gerry McCann.</s>KATE MCCANN, MOTHER OF MADELEINE MCCANN: It's a huge amount of time. In some ways, it feels like it was only a few weeks ago and other times it's felt really long. Our hurt of Madeleine being out there is no less than it was almost 10 years ago. I mean, apart from those first 48 hours, nothing actually has changed since then.</s>SOARES (on camera): Kate and Gerry McCann, the parents of Madeleine McCann, who turned 17 just a few weeks ago, have issued a new statement. This is what they say. "All we have ever wanted is to find her, uncover the truth, and bring those responsible to justice. We will never give up hope of finding Madeleine alive but whatever the outcome may be, we need to know as we need to find peace." Later on today we will hear from the German police who is working with the Met police and Portuguese police. German police, at this stage, say they are treating this as a murder inquiry. Isa Soares, CNN, London.</s>CAMEROTA: We pray that that family can find some justice. He is a future Hall of Famer, but Saints quarterback Drew Brees is facing furious backlash from teammates and other NFL players over his comments about the protests. We have the details in the Bleacher Report, next.