Today on CNN Newsroom
Underwater photo expeditions caputure WWII shipwrecks
CNN's Don Lemon talks with Expeditions Logistics Specialist Christine Dennison about underwater expeditions that show close up photos of World War II shipwrecks.
J. Crew unveils size 000
Plus size model Emme and branding consultant Peter Shankman talk with Don Lemon about 'vanity sizing' and J. Crew's new controversial size 000.
Senate criticizes Dr. Oz for weight loss claims
CNN's Brooke Baldwin and Elizabeth Cohen discuss Senators criticizing Dr. Oz about 'miracle' weight loss claims.
Christopher Columbus' ship may be found
Brooke talks with Marine Archaeological Investigator Barry Clifford who says the Santa Maria ruins off Haiti's coast may be under threat.
FDA Food Label Changes Called A "False Victory"
Brooke Baldwin talks to professor of nutrition Barry Popkin about proposed changes to nutritional labels on food items. The initiative is one of First Lady Michelle Obama's greatest causes as she strives for action on America's escalating obesity crisis. The professor tells Brooke there is a simpler way, however, to identify healthy foods.
Jeopardy! Champion Called a Villain
A contestant shakes up the game show "Jeopardy!" with his unconventional strategy. Arthur Chu has been branded a villain in social media, but he's making money on the show. CNN's Brooke Baldwin talks with the biggest money winner ever to play the game about whether Chu is a champion or a villain.
Sundance film documents the Portland Mavericks
Brooke talks with Kurt Russell about a Sundance film documenting a ragtag minor league baseball team the Portland Mavericks.
Jane Seymour: Sexy at 62!
Brooke Baldwin talks to guests about Jane Seymour as a bikini cover girl, and the living habits that keep her looking young and fit!
Sheriff says A&E not welcome in his county
CNN's Brooke Baldwin talks to a Georgia sheriff who told A&E the network's video crews are not welcome in his county. Douglas County Sheriff Phil Miller says A&E should not punish Phil Robertson of "Duck Dynasty" for his belief in the bible. Sheriff Miller feels the network should let Robertson express his "Christian values".
Study: Violence triples in PG-13 movies
Fmr. President of the Motion Picture Association of America Dan Glickman discusses a new film industry study that says PG-13 movies in 2012 were more violent than R-rated movies.
