Execution-Style Killing of Texas Deputy at Gas Station; Brady, Goodell in Court for Deflategate Hearing
PEREIRA: Voters in Iowa described as mad as hell giving anti- Washington candidates their emphatic seal of approval. With brash billionaire Donald Trump leading the Republican pack with 23 percent, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson just 5 points behind. Meanwhile, on the Democratic side, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is cutting into Hillary Clinton's lead in "The Des Moines Register's" Bloomberg Politics poll.</s>JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: The sheriff calls it a cold-blooded execution. Harris County, Texas, Deputy Darren Goforth killed as he filled his patrol car with gas. Thirty-year-old Shannon Miles has been arrested and charged with capital murder. He is due in court today. The sheriff believes the deputy was targeted because he was wearing a uniform.</s>CAMEROTA: Breaking news overnight: a terminal at Newark Liberty Airport evacuated and put on lockdown after a man walked through a secure hallway exit door. He was detained by Customs and Border Protection agents and then turned over to Port Authority police. The terminal was swept by authorities and K9 units, then reopened an hour later.</s>PEREIRA: Another in a history of shockers on MTV's Video Music Awards. Singer Miley Cyrus, she was the host, revealing a little extra while hosting the award show last night. She gave viewers quite an eyeful when a curtain she had draped over her chest -- oops, drooped.</s>CAMEROTA: Ooh!</s>PEREIRA: She apologized. I say it in quotations, I'm not sure if it's being seen as legit. Former drag race contestants helped her close the show with a colorful performance of "Do It", from her just release free album. All sorts of things, we'll talk about some of the hits, runs and errors of the big show.</s>BERMAN: What an accident.</s>PEREIRA: Oh, how embarrassing.</s>BERMAN: Imagine that.</s>CAMEROTA: She must be mortified.</s>PEREIRA: It happens in morning news, you know what I mean? Just saying.</s>BERMAN: See what happens in the morning. Go to my office tomorrow morning and see what goes on.</s>PEREIRA: OK. OK.</s>BERMAN: All right. Let's turn now to sports, another day, another no-hitter. Andy Scholes, save me, with the bleacher report.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Just to think, she used to be Hannah Montana, guys, right? This time around, the no-hitter goes to Jake Arrieta. It's the sixth no hitter of the season, guys. We only had four all of last year. This is Arrieta's first career no- hitter. He was just lights out on the mounds for the cubs, striking out a season high, 12 in a 2-0 win. It's first hitter -- no-hitter for the Cubs since Carlos Zambrano did it seven years ago. Unfortunately for the Dodgers, the second time in ten days they have been on the wrong end of a no-no. All right. The U.S. Open tennis tournament gets under way in New York today without one of the biggest names in the women's game. Third seed Maria Sharapova withdrew yesterday with a right leg injury. With no Sharapova, that means the road to the calendar grand slam will be a little easier for the top ranked Williams. All right. Tom Brady suiting up for the Patriots in Friday night's preseason game didn't look great. Throwing two interceptions. Today, he'll be back in court, along with Roger Goodell for another Deflategate hearing. Lawyers for both sides will make their final arguments to Richard Berman. The federal judge hopes to have a ruling on the four-game suspension by Friday. That's six days for the Steelers and their season opener. And, guys, at this point -- we are down to three outcomes, one, Tom Brady wins, his four-game suspensions thrown out. Two, NFL wins, the suspension stays. And three, the one we don't want to happen is the judge sends it back to arbitration with the stipulation that a neutral arbitrator rule in the case, not Roger Goodell. If that happens, we are back to square one.</s>PEREIRA: We need neutral. There's a Berman connection.</s>BERMAN: Just to be clear, there's no relation between that Judge Berman and this Judge Berman.</s>SCHOLES: Like I said earlier, John is the second most important Berman in New York City today.</s>CAMEROTA: Great point, Andy. Thanks so much. All right. We'll have the latest Iowa polling, good news for Bernie Sanders, bad news for Hillary Clinton. Could Clinton's front- runner status be truly in jeopardy? We are going to look at all of that.