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0 ran out of time for the ridicu-list tonight. sorry. that does it for this edition of 360. thanks for watching. early start begins now. a surprise from 16-year-old kidnapping victim, hannah anderson. her first public appearance since being rescueed from the man police say murdered her brother and mother. day of anger in egypt. protesters promising to return to the streets after hundreds were slaughtered by the country s military. we are live there. trouble brewing in the tropics. the storm set to soak parts of the country this weekend. what you can expect and what has indra petersons so concerned. it s a long explanation. she promises to dumb it down this morning. so even we can understand it. good morning, welcome to early start. i m zoraida sambolin. am john berman, it is friday and i need it. it is august 16th. a teenage girl kidnapped and taken on a 1,000 mile journey made her first public appearance. as we find out more about what was found inside the home of the man that took her captive. we have the story. hannah anderson s arrival at a family function was a surprise. this was an unexpected reunion. all our friends were here. itis like we haven t skipped a beat. they were invited to this restaurant, but not allowed inside during the reunion. hannah sends her love. she is doing good day by day. hearing hannah strong and pray for hannah t-shirts, neighbors, friends and the grandparents helped to raise money for the mother and brother s funeral. i wanted to say thank you all for coming. this is a small community that we are part of. the community came together, put on a great fund-raiser for hannah, her future and healing. what does it mean to go through this ordeal? it s horrifying he did what he did. it s sickening. reporter: alf ticket sales and restaurant sales donated to the anderson family. we have a lot of expenses in front of us. right now, we are looking for her future and getting her settled. a family hoping to help hannah adjust after she was kidnapped by her father s best friend. he really was like an uncle jim to them. reporter: we are learning what police discovered at the burned down home. this search warrant say that is police discovered a handwritten note and dnc letters from hannah. the detectives prove dimaggio had dmominion over the house. the fire was caused by human actions. we want to go to egypt. muslim brotherhood is calling for mass protests, a day of anger set to begin hours from now. the army closed off entrances to tahrir square. it comes as families bury the dead from the crackdown. 580 people killed after police moved in to break up sit ins. thousands more were injured. reza is live in cairo. we are bracing for the day of anger. what s the latest? yeah, john, during this conflict, we have had a lot of days here in egypt where you can feel the essential and the anxiety. this is one of those days. the stage is set, once again, for more clashes, more violence between egyptian security forces and supporters of morsi and the muslim brotherhood. muslim backers, morsi backers called for more throughout the country and here in cairo, the protests are in response to wednesday s deadly crackdown against the two, six-week long sit ins in cairo. they killed hundreds of people. morsi backers are meeting in a square called ramsay square. it s a couple miles away from tahrir square which is the home base for anti-morsi supporters. make sure the morsi backers do not head toward tahrir square. yesterday, more fallout in the crack down. police stations and churches attacked. this is pay back for the backers of the muslim brotherhood because of what happened on wednesday. today is going to be a good barometer of this conflict. we are going to find out if wednesday s crackdown demoralized it or inspired. a lot of people are watching closely. somewhat troubling after all the tension that s been there this week. this could be one of the most precarious. thanks. five minutes past the hour. in the wake of the violence, the u.s. canceled joint military with them. president obama is calling on both sides to stop. the egyptian people deserve better than what we have seen over the last several days. to the egyptian people, let me say the cycle of violence and escalation needs to stop. we call on the egyptian authorities to respect the universal rights of the people. we call on those who are protesting to do so peacefully and condemn the attacks we have seen by protesters including on churches. the state department is said to be reviewing the egyptian aid programs. the administration has so far resisted calls to stop giving $1.5 billion in military and economic assistance to the egyptian government. al qaeda, a growing threat inside iraq. that comes from secretary of state, john kerry. kerry bluntly accused them of launching assault against innocent iraqis carrying out bombings. leaders met in washington on thursday, at least two dozen people killed in a wave of bombings in backgrounds. new warnings about power plants. the nuclear proliferation project says every one of the 107 nuclear power plants is vol vulnerable to an attack. they are disputing the findings, insisting the nation s nuclear power plants are, quote, adequately protected. hassan pathologist testified he shot five victims while they were lying helplessly on the ground. he fired 12 rounds on a soldier. he s charged with killed 13 and wounding 30 others in the worst mass shooting ever in a u.s. military base. a tropical annoyance over mexico. forecasters say it could bring a lot of rain to the gulf course over the weekend. indra is tracking it. you are busy. yeah. first, i want to show you erin. it s 1-mile-per-hour over tropical storm pace. plus, i want to show the location. next week, it dissipates into a depression. we are focusing on something that has not been named yet. let s look at the peninsula. a 50% chance it develops into something. regardless, look at the moisture sucked into florida. look at the tropical moisture. look at the track. it s different than yesterday. it s going to push into texas. keep that in mind for next week. for this weekend, it has a bigger impact. the reason for that, that stationary front that drenches the southeast. that is still here. we are pulling in all the tropical moisture with it. the low will pull the stationary front backward meaning more rain will go into the southeast and thread up the eastern sea board. how much rain are we talking about? three to five in tallahassee. charleston, two to four inches. friday, you can see the moisture pull sboog florida and into georgia. as we get through saturday, we see it spread back to louisiana and mississippi. notice toward the mid-atlantic, the moisture and chance for showers, nothing like the south. either way, the clouds are moving in. heavy rain toward texas. still raining in the southeast. we are talking about the combination bringing eight inches of rain that have been soaked. the rain is really stuck there in the southeast. this unbelievable amount of rain. this summer, we have seen way over, 10 to 15 inches over. how many inches of rain have they seen? every place is different but some ten to 15. thank you. kind of good news/bad news. it s a deal for the believers convinced we are not alone on the universe. do you believe this? yeah. the cia is officially acknowledging the existence of super secret area 51. the documents include a map of the location in the nevada desert. would you go, berman? mm-hmm. you would? mm-hmm. they said it s a testing sight for surveillance during the cold war. you believe that? i do. if they are not doing the alien autopsies there, where are they doing them? they are doing them somewhere? yeah. i m going to send you a link. did you see the story? a big alien head. it s awesome. it s not real. i have been in the ufo museum. you believe all this snuff. i think it s fun. okay. coming up, the nsa caught breaking the rules. the government spying on americans when the nsa should not have been doing so. a florida baby can t wait to be born. a woman in labor, falling to the floor of a hospital lobby. we have the dramatic delivery, coming up next. la s known definitely for its traffic,