to that, but that's really up to her. and good evening again, you've just been watching the cnn special report, "first daughter ivanka trump." in terms of ivanka trump, she doesn't have an actual official title, correct? >> no, not yet. >> in the white house. but clearly she has an important role for donald trump. i mean, she's somebody who has his ear and is a very, is a major buzz. >> we don't know if she's going to have an office in the west wing. she's decided at least now, let jared go work there, but eventually whether she's inside the white house or remains outside the white house, she is going to be her father's gut check. there's no doubt about it. he leans on her. he listens to her. she offers her advice freely. they don't always agree, as she said, in the piece. but i think she will always be there when he, when he wants

somebody to say, what do you think about this? because she is so loyal, and she has no other agenda as family members are. that is what he thinks is so important. >> well, and obviously, he prizes loyalty. some have been critical of the role jared kushner, ivanka trump play, why shouldn't a president have people who he feels are loyal to him and who are more loyal than his kids? and other people, bill clinton leaned on hillary clinton to do health care. >> that's right. and ronald reagan leaned on nancy reagan. but, if you recall, there were an awful lot of problems inside the white house, because people went to nancy reagan to get to the president. and they didn't want to get on nancy reagan's bad side. so if you're in a meeting and you are the white house chief of staff reince priebus or you're with jared kushner or ivanka trump and the president, it's very difficult to disagree some

would say. because they are first among equal, and i think this can cause a problem in the white house. ivanka for now, though, is backing off, dealing with heresh us behind the scenes. she's dealing with people behind us on capitol hill about child care, tax credits and heresh issues, but on a personal level, i think she will be one of the last voices the president listens to when he needs to make decisions. >> gloria borger, thank you very much. from one upcoming first daughter to the two who are now leaving, a look back at sasha and malia's time in the white house and where they go from hire. and a major development in the orlando mass killings, police have attacked the attacker's widow. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. now i'm back. aleve pm for a better am.

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well, ivanka trump will soon be a very different kind of first daughter, no doubt about it. we'll be watching her work with her daughter, about her policy positions, it's a sharp contrast to how we saw the outgoing first daughters which certainly makes sense. eight years ago, sasha and malia obama were still very young for policy-making. more from randi kaye on that. >> daddy, what city are you in? >> reporter: they were 7 and 10. two little girls from chicago who captured the nation's heart in a moment. they were officially introduced at the democratic national convention. >> i love you, daddy.

>> reporter: and on election night, they were at their father's side celebrating. with their move to washington, d.c., the obama girls became the youngest children to live in the white house in decades. >> i joke that my first job is going to be mom in chief. because with little kids i have to make sure that their feet are on the ground. >> reporter: they ascended sidwell friends school. their parents insisted they do their own homework, make their own bed and pick up after their puppy beau. >> we don't let them watch tv or use the computer except to do their homework during the week. >> reporter: sasha signaled her approval. years later, in 2013, there was the yawn seen around the world, sasha caught on camera during her father's second inaugural speech. after he took the official oath of office that year camera microphones picked up sasha telling her dad, good job.

you didn't mess up. older sister malia liked to needle her dad, too, in one case, giving him advice about how to greet her friends. >> he's like hi, and he shook her hand, and i was like, you know, daddy, you really don't shake kids' hands that much. >> reporter: over the years, the girls enjoyed the privileges that came along with being first daughters. flying on air force one. front row seats for selfies at inaugural parades and singing christmas carols with justin bieber and other celebrities. there were also trips around the world. london and milan. and china. in south africa, they visited nelson mandela, they are now 15 and 18. malia not her driver's license after being taught to drive by the secret service. there was even talk about her dating. >> datedates, that's fine.

she has secret service. >> sasha will finish out high school at sidwell friends. their dad paid tribute to them in his final public speech in chicago. >> of all i have done in my life. i am most proud to be your dad. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> two young women we have watched become young women. perspective from douglas brinkley along with dana bash. the obama daughters spend their childhoods growing up in the white house and as much as the press tries to give them space, it's pressure. >> even though they were born in chicago, it's not their hometown, washington, d.c. is. in some ways it will still be. sasha will continue to go to school here. this is all they know and imagine, a childhood with secret service, whether you were in the

treehouse or wandering the lawn or on a date, someone was watching you. >> it was an interesting detail, the secret service teaching her how to drive. >> when they called her radiance, the secret service. that was her nickname. i thought that was one of the better nicknames the secret service has ever given to someone, because she so radiant when you see her. >> i think i saw michelle obama talking to yoe praoprah saying e didn't allow the kids to complain about being in the white house at their age, because it's such a stroord experience. >> yeah. absolutely. and it's one thing to say that and to have that rule. but neither of you have this experience. i do, i was a teenage girl. and it's hard enough without the cameras on you. we saw amy carter, chelsea clinton and now the obama daughters go through this, those tough years, never mind the

transformation, but the way that girls and boys, but particularly girls are so, you know, upset about everything that goes on and to have tspotlight on you i pretty remarkable and to watch the way they have done so well, and we don't know what goes on behind closed doors. >> you think about the social media, which is such a huge difference than my generation. and that they were able to avoid, you know, some sort of social media disaster of, you know, instagram or twitter or whatever. >> that's so true. >> barak and michelle obama are amazing parents. one of the finest things they did was showing america how to raise kids in such a difficult circumstance. they're a beloved first family. that's going to continue. they never seem to have the

angan aan angst. some of ronald reagan's kids were at war, loggerheads, we've seen or felt any of that. >> one of the things for president obama but president-elect trump, you know, even people who disagree with donald trump even during the campaigns would point to his kids as being, you know, amazing representatives of him and the family. >> mm-hm. >> i thought that clip of you they just showed on the documentary of ivanka when you were interviewing trump and the trump family was one of trump's better moments. unbelievable. because he kind of was quiet and stayed back a little and let the family dynamic play out, and i thought that really gave limbhi bounce. >> and with all politicians, particularly presidents, since they are in our living rooms every day, the fact that they have families make them relatable, when they have families who are seemingly

successful and sweet and, you know, people who we look up to and want our daughters and sons to be like, it's a good thing. these people are human beings. and the fact that we saw that documentary from gloria on ivanka and we're talking about barak and michelle obama kids. >> and george w. bush's kids wrote that letter to sasha and malia for making an adjustment outside the bubble for the first time in their lives. dana, thanks, coming up. complaints filed against steve mnuchin, alleging he once owned a bank that may have discriminated against minorities. he's not the only trump administration pick under fire. and later, the wife of the orlando shooter has been arrested. what did she know about the killings? details ahead.

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to be sworn in as president, donald trump's choices for his administration are under fire. cnn has reviewed records that shows tom price bought shares in a medical device manufacturer then days later introduced legislation that would have benefitted that company. after price inch introduced the bill there was a pac contribution. monica crowley is bowing out to a senior communications role after multiple areas of plagiarism were noted in her book. steve mnuchin, there are allegations that he ran a bank in california that only wanted white customers. they plan to have what they call a shadow hearing, calling

witnesses who say his bank did them wrong. drew griffin tonight reports. >> reporter: two california advocacy groups have filed a complaint with the federal government, claiming that the bank once owned by steve mnuchin discriminated against minorities. the complaint is based on its own analysis, alleging one west engaged in redlining, avoiding doing business in minority communities. >> they had zero prachbranches african-american communities, and in a county like los angeles, that seems impossible. >> reporter: the reinvestment coalition says the argument goes like this. in 2009, mnuchin took over a failing california bank and gave it a new name, one west. it came with several branches spread across southern

california, and when you put those brachss on the map, you will notice major gaps where the branches are not located. these red dots represent bank branches. they are located where white people live and very few blax, latinos or >> we saw that between 2014, 2015, they made two loans to african-americans. they do not have branches in communities of color. >> it's precisely what the government reported from its database. gonzalez' study revealed 83% of the banks mortgage lending went to whites. far more than the industry average. and less than 2% of their loans went to blacks. far less than industry average. sherry jackson has been a real

estate agent in downtown los angeles for three decades. she met steve in 2014 and tried to pressure him to do more business with minorities. but said she got nowhere. >> we met him, i met there. i've seen what the bank has done. >> like other trump appointed secretaries. he's rely iing on these claims being false. this new complaint filed with hud, has only gotten an acknowledgement from hud. a trump transition spokesperson says there's a reason these latest allegations are going nowhere. they aren't true. a spokesperson says, mnuchen had

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an update tonight on an unforgettable tragedy. seven months ago there was heart break in orlando. the gunman was killed, now his wife is under arrest. our justice correspondent pamela brown has details. >> oh, my god. >> tonight, the widowed wife of the man responsible for the

deadly rampage at orlando's pulse nightclub is in federal custody. facing charges of obstruction of justice and aiding and abetting her husband's support to isis. >> can you tell me if this is where it hatched? >> one moment. >> a law enforcement official tells cnn authorities believe solomon knowingly and willingly obstructed the investigation into the shooting. >> we said we were going to look at every aspect of this case, of every aspect of this shooter's life, to determine not just why did he take these actions, but who else knew about them? was anyone else involved, is there any other accountability that needs to be had here in this case. >> they allege weeks before the attack, the shooter made sure his wife had access to their bank account. his life insurance policy, he also bought his wife an

expensive piece of jewelry. according to officials in the middle of the three hour massacre, the deadliest shooting in u.s. history that took the lives of 49 people, the two exchanged texts. she also called her husband multiple times after the shooting. she said her husband was angry, when he left their ft. pierce home the night of the attack. and carried with him a bag full of guns. she claimed she pleaded with him not to leave. grabbing him by the arm. she maintained she did not know his specific plans. she talked to the new york times in november about the horrific attack saying, i was unaware of everything, i don't condone what he's done. i'm sorry for what has happened. he's hurt a lot of people. she told investigators her husband was abusive toward her. according to a law enforcement official, she was complicit of her own free will in her husband's actions. her neighbors were shocked at

her arrest. >> all the blinds are closed all the time. i'm surprised to know she was there. >> her attorney released a statement today after her arrest, she had no foreknowledge nor could she predict what omar mateen intended to do that tragic night. she told her story of abuse at his hands. we believe it is misguided and wrong to prosecute her. and it dishonors the memories of the victims to punish one of his victims. >> thanks, pam. it's a waning moon tonight. perhaps that is fitting, in some ways a full moon in all its beauty and familiarity would remind us of a wish unfulfilled for gene cernan. he wished by now the moon would be a regular destination. if he had his way, we may not be

remembering him at all tonight. if captain cernan had his wish, he would not be famous for being the last person to whack on the moon 4 1/2 decades ago. by now, he'd be one of many. perhaps one day soon, he will. our thoughts are with him, his family and his friends, that does it for us. thanks for watching. "cnn tonight" with don lemon starts now. donald trump stands right behind me at the u.s. capitol. raises his right hand and becomes the 45th president of the united states. in the show of protest, more than two dozen house democrats skipping his inauguration. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon in washington. the boycott, partly in response to trump's harsh words against john lewis, the civil rights