we've got the highlights this hour on cnn. good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." nice to have you with us. i'm ashleigh banfield. >> i'm zoraida sambolin. we begin with the shocking and sometimes sickening testimony in the child sex abuse trial of former penn state football defensive coordinator jerry sandusky. we have heard from two alleged victims already, and a third could take the stand later this morning. yesterday former assistant football coach mike mcqueary also testified, describing what he thought appeared to be sandusky molesting a young boy in a shower. and there was tearful, riveting testimony from the man whose accusations helped trigger the criminal investigation. alleged victim number one said that he stayed at jerry sandusky's house more than 100 times as a boy, and he was sexually assaulted repeat lid when he was just 12 years old. susan candiotti is live in bellefonte, pennsylvania. susan, what made victim number one break down in tears on the stand yesterday? >> reporter: it had to do with the nature of his painful testimony. testimony that was very difficult to listen to for everyone in the courtroom. and i think safe to say for certainly most of the jurors as well, if not all of them. he described how jerry sandusky began grooming him as a boy, starting with kisses on his forehead, which moved to kisses on the lips. and then raping him time and again. and when he was breaking down during the course of this, and then during a very, very difficult cross-examination, he broke down again when he said this. i'm going to keep telling you the same answer. i want you to stop asking me the same questions over and over. but then he did gather himself. and he answered each and every question asked of him by the defense attorneys. in the end, prosecutors said, are you telling us the truth? and he said that he was. zi rhoda? >> susan, who was the reaction in the courtroom to that? >> reporter: the jurors were hanging on every word that he was saying. described as looking right at him the entire time with the exception of one. the youngest juror on the -- on the panel who was listening very hard, but seemed to be avoiding eye contact. perhaps because he also is young and closest in age to this 18-year-old who was testifying on the stand. the youngest on the jury is a student -- yes. a student and works at penn state. >> during mcqueary's testimony prosecutors showed pictures of the locker room where mcqueary says he saw sandusky molesting a boy. what was the effect of those pictures? >> reporter: well, this is something unusual that we hadn't heard about before. but prosecutors introduced photographs that included mannequins set up in the shower, an adult one and one of a child, so that you could best understand what mcqueary was trying to describe what he saw. and that was what was most unique about his testimony. he stuck to many of the facts that we have heard prior to now. but certainly he described that he had no doubt in his mind that jerry sandusky raped a boy in the shower. >> all right. susan candiotti live in bellefonte, pennsylvania, for us. thank you. it is three minutes now past 5:00. we've got new developments for you this morning in those tedly shootings near auburn university's campus. the suspect, 22-year-old desmonte leonard, is now in custody. and he could make a first appearance in court later on today. turns out he turned himself in last night to federal marshals in montgomery, alabama. this after three days on the run. leonard's accused of killing three people, including two former auburn football players, at a party near the auburn campus last weekend. happening now in colorado, a huge shift in the so-called high park wildfire. burning some 60 miles south of denver. new evacuations are in place at this hour. while some residents have been allowed to return home. thick smoke as you're seeing temporarily grounding the air attack. fire officials say they expect to have as many as 800 firefighters on the ground later this week. the fire has burned about 70 square miles and is just now 10% contained. it's being blamed for the death of a 62-year-old woman as well. george zimmerman's wife is out on bail this morning after her arrest on perjury charges. shelley zimmerman is accused of lying in her husband's bond hearing about their family finances. that charge led the judge to revoke george zimmerman's bail and then ordered him back to jail earlier this month. zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder in the death of florida teenager trayvon martin. he claims he shot martin in self-defense. meantime, a task force on citizen safety held its first public meeting last night just miles from the spot where trayvon martin was shot dead. that meeting is the first of several set up by governor rick scott to examine the state's controversial stand your ground law. trayvon martin's parents were there. sabryna fulton says the law can be used to protect aggressors. that's what she believes happened on the night her son was killed. >> my 17-year-old son was unarmed. he had a bag of candy and a can of iced tea. he was not harming anyone. he was not committing any crime. and i just don't understand how this law was passed under these grounds. at 8:10 eastern on "starting point" soledad talks with trayvon martin's parents, sybrina fulton and tracy martin along with their attorney, benjamin crump. take a look at some unbelievable video. dash cam video of an 18-month-old girl being thrown from an suv in lubbock, texas. look closely. you can see a toddler after a car rolls over coming out of the window in a little red sweater. police say the toddler's father was trying to elude them after committing a robbery and rolled that vehicle during a high speed chase. unbelievable. so incredibly after being thrown from the vehicle, the child gets up, staggers somewhat, falls. but then is able to walk again, suffering only minor injuries. there was another woman in the vehicle with that little girl, possibly her mother. that woman jumped out of that vehicle. again, after the vehicle rolled, and scooped her up. you can just see in the corner of that. just unbelievable. unbelievable. again, we do want to stress, though, the child is okay. >> incredible. >> relatively okay. democrats hold on gabrielle gifford's seat in arizona's eighth congressional district. giffords voted with barber and celebrated at his side after the victory. barber was wounded in the 2011 shooting spree that critically injured his boss. he'll run in november election against an unknown republican opponent. this just in. gas prices drop to $3.53 per gallon. down .3 cents overnight. i'm going to do my very best now to do play by play. sports. it's not hockey. this is going to be a bit of a fun one. game one of the nba! it goes to the oklahoma city thunder. kevin durant scoring 17 of his 36 points in the fourth quarter to lead oklahoma city past lebron james and the miami heat. final score, 105-96, happening last night. miami was actually leading early, but the thunder roared, outscoring the heat by 18 points in the second half. james led miami with 30 points. game two of the best of seven series to be played tomorrow night in oklahoma city. >> well done, lady. >> got through that one. if it's not hockey, i don't know what they do. is it a goal? what is that? goal! congratulations to oklahoma city. are you a miami fan? >> no. i am not a miami fan. >> i won't say that again. >> sorry, folks in miami. >> i've been told. i'm a fan of the city. poison. poison in the air. ready for this? something a lot of us exposed to every single day. now experts are linking this to cancer. yeah. you can tell by looking at that, can't you? a few details you need to know in just a moment. 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( older sister ) far. what will you inspire, with the eos rebel t3i and ef lenses, for ron's next project ? learn more at youtube. it's now 12 minutes past the hour. let's get you up to date on top stories. christine romans is in doing the job for us. >> riveting testimony against former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. one of sandusky's ex-colleagues, mike mcqueary, telling the court about the day he witnessed what he believed to be the rape of a young boy by sandusky in a shower. alleged victim number one also testifying yesterday that he was repeatedly sexually assaulted by sandusky beginning when he was just 12 years old. a terrifying deadly spring of car bombs exploding in central iraq. seven bombs going off in a two-hour period, killing at least 57 people. wounding more than 135 others. police say most of the victims are shiite muslim pilgrims. hundreds of thousands of the pilgrims have been walking to a holy site to commemorate the death of an influential imam. a convicted killer from the charles manson family cult is back up for parole. in a brand-new hearing today, bruce davis was actually granted parole two years ago. but it was overturned by california's then governor arnold schwarzenegger. davis is serving a live sentence for two murders both orchestrated by cult leader charles manson back in 1969. new developments in the british phone hacking scandal. form eer editor of the news of e world and the sun rebekah brooks making her first court appearance this morning. she's facing three charges of conspiracy. prosecutors say the 44-year-old removed evidence from the news international archives to try to conceal documents, computers and other material from scotland yard investigator. you come into contact with it every day. now it could kill you. diesel exhaust has been faund to be as deadly as arsenic. the world health organization says the fumes from diesel engines cause lung cancer and are also tied to bladder cancer. the w.h.o. is urging people around the world to reduce exposure to diesel fumes as much as possible. the dragon spacecraft meets the media today. nasa's administrator and the ceo of space x are going to hold a joint news conference following the first commercial space mission. the dragon returned to earth, you remember, two weeks ago bringing supplies to the international space station, was its mission. ladies? >> the longer you can stretch that geek story out, the better. i do adore that story. i would like to get a ticket to the next liftoff. thank you, christine. it is 15 minutes past the hour. alexandra steele is in for rob marciano. we're still watching these wildfires in colorado today. >> oh, absolutely. hey, i've got more of a geek story. here's some kind of influences and how important these wildfires are in getting containment on them. because they actually influence the fires and the spread of it themselves. i want to give you a couple points of it. with the wildfires these hot airs rise within the fires. then that hot air radiates downward. then it warms up the fuel. all the embers and all the terrain around it. it spreads the fire even farther. also the wildfires, that heated air carries. it lifts off. then it spreads those embers and creates new fires we call spot fires. also thunderstorms in the forecast are certainly hazardous as well. because within a thunderstorm there's a lot of shifting winds. so those winds become erratic and it becomes dangerous for firefighters. you may want the rain to help quell these fires, certainly not the severe storms and thunder. today is the day to get kind of containment on this fire. it will be the hottest day with temperatures well above average in the 90s. but as we head toward the next couple of days, showers, thunderstorms and lightning are part of the forecast. waking up here in the southeast, steamy day. tropical in nature. a wet day in boston. got your travel forecast coming up in just a little bit. that's all next. >> thanks, alexandra. 16 minutes past 5:00. which is a perfect time to get the early reads in. that's the local news making national headlines. this little kid stole our hearts. little darth vader. remember the super bowl ad. the volkswagen commercial? turns out this little guy is undergoing open heart surgery, today. the new york post is reporting he has 7 years old, max page, born with a congenital heart defect. >> he's a doll. >> so sweet. doctors plan to replace his pulmonary valve and fix a hole in his heart. max, this little guy, has helped to raise a lot of money for other kids with heart conditions. and his mom says that he tells kids, quote, if you can use your force and dream big, you can achieve anything. so, max, we are using our force for you today and wishing you good luck with your open heart surgery, sweetheart. >> we'll throw in some prayers as well. u.s. senate majority leader harry reid calling for an official investigation into the controversial boxing match between manny pacqiao and timothy bradley. many, many, many fans including reid believe pacquiao was the clear winner. federal reid is pushing for federal legislation to reform boxing rules and standards. reid is a former boxer and a boxing judge. >> i tell you, there were a lot of tears after this fight. >> people were angry. >> i haven't heard one person say, yeah, that looks about right. that sounds about right. that's the result we were looking for. very strange one. clearly that story continues. then there's this sports story. north dakota saying it is finally time to drop the name the fighting sioux. voters took to the issue and took a measure that allows the university of north dakota to change that nickname and change that logo. supporters say dropping the name will prevent ncaa sanctions. you might remember the ncaa put out a list of names, a list of universities that had names that seemed offensive. ncaa bans images that are offensive to native american groups if that college doesn't go and get approval from those groups. the opponents of all of this say the fighting sioux name is a source of pride and they're looking to push this further. they want to look for a constitutional measure to preserve the name. again, just when you think it's over, maybe not over. >> for an expanded look at all our top stories, head to your blog. cnn.com/earlystart. top boss at jp morgan chase, hot seat. going to tell congress about the bat bets that cost his company billions. christine romans, the expert on all of this, is going to weigh in on jamie dimon and what he's going to face when faced with all the questions today. look, i don't play 'bout my facial hair. but if i grow this out a little bit, i look too much like an english country gent... naaah. a little this way and i feel like i'm from outer space. this and i feel like a viking... 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