rose kennedy is in matriarch and equally as ambitious for her children. >> rose kennedy had a refined political mind, which is not surprising. she came from a political family and her father was the mayor of boston. the dinner table was always as much about current events as it was about food. they had to be able to explain what was going on in the world. and they had to be able to do it in an articulate way. >> i kid you not. my grandmother rose would have quotations pinned to her sweaters. if the conversation ever lagged, she'd start memorize iing her famous quotation speeches. he said you never know. you'd have to say something appropriate. >> rose kennedy is kedeeply religious. they are one of the most prom nebt catholic families. they go to the pope's coronation. most of that is coming from rose. >> she trained her children how to be good catholics and she trained her sons to be leaders. her daughters to raise lots of catholic children. >> joe kennedy was phenomenally ambitious to be rich. he'd achieve that. he has a beautiful family and he's america's representative to the court

and rose let him do that. >> and so without consulting rose or rosemary herself, he decides th decidest this procedure is what is to be done. >> and then cuts into the prefrontal lobe. the surgeon asked the patient to sing and the surgeon continues cutting as long as the patient sings. rosemary is a very dutiful daughter and she sings and she sings and she sings. and when when she stopped singing she has the mental age of a 5-year-old. >> by the end of the procedure, she lost the ability to talk. it is clear this has gone terribly wrong. >> and rosemary is institutionalized from 1941 until she passes. >> i think that experience of having a sister from suffering intellectual disabilities ended up having a ripple effect and years later my aunt played a critical role in recognizing the rights of people who have intellectual disabilities. >> this is the first tragedy to befall the kennedy family. rose is overwhelmed by what happened to their daughter. but also overwhelmed by the fact that her second son, jack, who was physically very weak enlists in probably the most physically difficult j

to be involved with somebody like him, was the ultim sin in rose's eyes. >> rose, says kick will be marrying will mean that it's not a valid marriage. in the eyes of the catholic church. so, she has to tell her beloved daughter that she must disown her if she goes through with the marriage. >> she believed her daughter's soul would go to hell >> i want think it was clear to kick that there were no chances getting her mother's approval. but she believed there was some margin with her dad. her father is coming over to paris on business. and she makes an arrangeliment with him, that she and peter fi fitzwilliam will meet him and then give a blessing. kathleen and peter decide they will take a mini holiday in the south of france and the riviera. >> they decide to fly down the weather is terrible. the pilot said we cannot go, it's too dangerous. and they insist that he flies. >> a terrible thunderstorm strikes, and they crash in to a mountain side inner their own valley. the pilot, the co-pilot can kick and her fiance, are all lost. joe kennedy never sees his daughter again, except in a cask cask

captain rose did not want to receive this honor. he did not want to receive this kind of praise and was telling reporters late last week that he kind of wished this never happened. and so this just sort of underlines the bravery and the sacrifice that the men and women of the u.s. armed forces dedicate to this country on a daily basis and you know, it is remarkable when something like this at the white house can take place without politics and we'll see that unfold shortly. >> why did he say that, jim? we understand when you have special operators doing their work, it is quiet work that they'll do and a lot of times you'll every know about it as it was in this case, why didn't he want to be acknowledged for his contribution? >> i think part of it is because of the secrecy of the mission. brian a you know from being a white house correspondent and covering these medal of honor ceremonies, in many cases these service members, they come back and they're the ones who survived and yes, he saved, you know, many other soldiers on the battl

to be involved with somebody like peter fitzwilliam was the ultimate sin in rose's eyes. >> rose sayshich will mean that it's not a valid marriage in the eyes of the catholic church and so she has to tell her beloved daughter that she must disown her if she goes through with the marriage. she really genuinely believed that her daughter's soul would go to hell. >> i think it was clear to kick that there were no chances getting her mother's approval but she believed there was some margin with her dad. her father is coming over to paris on business in 1948 and she makes an arrangement with him that she and peter fitzwilliam will come meet him, and kathleen's hope is that he will then give his blessing to the marriage. before though, they have their meeting, kathleen and peter decide that they will take a mini holiday in the south of >> fitzwilliam and kick decide to fly down. the weather is terrible. the pilot says we can't go, it's too dangerous, but fitzwilliam is a very reckless man, and he insists that they fly. >> a terrible thunderstorm strikes and they crash into a mountainside in

and his mother rose is one of his most important assets. >> rose was the expert at campaigning because she'd been campaigning with her father from the time she was a teenager when he had run for mayor of boston. >> rose kennedy was fantastic in front of an audience. she knew exactly what to say, and she knew exactly how to say it. she was extremely smart about politics, but she was also very smart about human nature. >> there was an idea to have formal tea parties where rose kennedy and her daughters and jack kennedy would go to a fancy

to be involved with somebody like peter fitzwilliam was the ultimate sin in rose's eyes. >> rose saysich means it's not valid in the eyes of the catholic church. so she has to tell her beloved daughter she must disown her if she goes through with the marriage. >> she believed that her daughter's soul would go to hell. >> i think it was here that there were no chances of getting her mother's approval. but she believed there was some margin with her dad. her father is coming over to paris on business in 1948, and she makes an arrangement that she and peter fitzwilliam will meet him and kathleen's hope is he will give the blessing to the marriage. but before they have the meeting, they decide to take a mini holiday in the south of the rivera. >> they decide to fly down. the weather is terrible and the pilot doesn't want to go. but fitzwilliam insists that they fly. >> a terrible thunderstorm strikes, and they crash into a mountainside in the roan valley. the pilot, co-pilot, kik and her fiance are all lost. >> joe kennedy never sees his daughter again, except in a casket. jack learns tha

rose is overwhelmed by what happened to their daughter.so overwhelmed by the fact that her second son, jack, who is physically very weak, enlists for what is probably the most physically difficult job in the navy. >> he is in charge of pt 109, which is a small patrol torpedo boat in the pacific theater. >> the pt boat is a new type of threat to carry torpedoes to strike the enemy below the belt. >> jack has a terrible, terrible back. and to serve in a pt boat is only going to exacerbate every problem that he's got. >> jack kennedy's pt boat was on patrol on a moonless, dark night. >> so they don't see this giant japanese ship coming straight at them. it basically slices jfk's boat in half. >> jack is thrown to the bulkhead injuring his back, two of his crew are gone, and they are surrounded by burning in the water. those back at the base presume the worst. they presume that there are no survivors, and they hold a religious service, a mass, for kennedy and his crew. >> joe kennedy gets a telegram that his son is missing. just sits on the ne

and other things that were announced in the rose garden and it is this. recent polling of cnn/orc releasing poll numbers suggesting that recently, with biden in the race, senator clinton would have this lead, 49 to 29 with biden and without the biden numbers, it would be 56 to 33% jump. those poll numbers don't necessarily lie, and a lot of people say they are power games, but poll iing matters and so do money. and when it it comes to money, hillary rodham clinton she has raised a lot of money, and in the third quarter her campaign brought $28 million which brought the entire haul to $75 million, and that is brianna keilar who is going to join us live from washington, and briana, yes, you can say that the window is closing, and say that technically it is tougher and tougher to mount this campaign, but realistically, the door was open. he could still get on the ballot in all of the states that he needed to, and so was this more about money and polling or about the technicality sfs >> i think that it is a little bit about both. i think that it became clear

even when gypsy rose's mother was told for some very installments she claims gypsy rose blanchard hadests coming back, she'd go to a different doctor and kept going to different doctors until she heard what you wanted to hear. at that point, it's very difficult for prosecutors to say you are actually fakin g this or you're putting your daughter through all this trauma and abuse. >> had this abuse been exposed earlier, what type of punishment which you have faced if any? >> well, gypsy rose blanchard probably wouldn't have engage in what she had done, but her mother on that hand probably would've tried to child abuse. gypsy rose blanchard may have been trying to live with her father, or other family members or even taken in by the states. but, considering that gypsy rose blanchard is one of the few people that actually improved in health and her well as after serving almost a decade in prison, that's really shows what she went through and how destructive it was as a child. >> again, back to the condition that her mother allegedly had, and the other responsibility fall on the doctors wh

rose has weighed in.st but almost certainly not the last man to be accused of or admitted to sexual misconduct. in fact, he's the second one today joining a long line of what is journalists, media figures, politicians and entertainers. the times suspended thrush. he has issued an apology. as has charlie rose of sorts. amy, your piece, you detail multiple allegations of charlie rose making unwanted sexual advances towards women that included groping, phone calls, even walking around naked in front of some women. can you explain this? >> i would say that the allegations are certainly very troubling. the reporting took weeks of speaking with women who worked with rose from the span of the 1990s until very recently. the very troubling thing about their allegations is that there were so many similarities in the stories they told. let me reiterate that these are women who in many cases did not even know one another and worked for rose at different points in their life. there were certain patterns of behavior th

>> rose: because my fans.ugh so much financially, economically, and being abused by their spouse. and they come out to have a good time and when they come out i bring joy to their heart. >> anthony: so is making beautiful things enough? >> rose: yes making beautiful things is enough. but when you start thinking consciously and beautiful things like how the sea is rolling there. how the sea is moving, moving, moving, making beautiful things is enough. >> anthony: it is enough. >> anthony: no island in the sun is paradise on earth. however it might look from the concrete box and glass cubicles, or wood boxes we may live in. and all the dancing and music and great food in the world, could never hold together by itself what would keep us apart. what might look like a utopian stew of ethnicities and cultures living together under gently swaying palms is, of course, a far more complicated matter. but trinidad has done better than most and in proud and unique style. >>> the u.s. president versus "morning joe." the tw

he'll be walking into the rose garden. you and i, we used to sweat a little bit in the rose garden. >> i'm not a humidity person. my god. eight and a half wonderful years at the white house, you just ignited the twitterverse over the teleprompter. >> i don't remember a machine like that. i didn't know what that was. >> these new-fangled things. >> bill clinton didn't have teleprompters. >> bill clinton did not use the teleprompter. every now and then, for big events. >> at a convention. >> the teleprompter has become drama during the obama administration. to jessica's point, we're laughing a little here and it's good to have humor after this partisan awful debate, messy debate we've had for a few weeks. you mentioned the president's birthday party. he will celebrate, raise money, he's heading into his re-election campaign. this is a deal of divided government. nobody loves it, which does that make it just right or just awful? we will see how this debate plays out as the super committee gets going. but what a nonbirthday pr

in a staff memo today david rose called the allegations against rose extremely disturbing and intolerableavior. allegations of groping, lewd phone calls and rose walking around nude in front of some of these women. he acknowledged for, quote, unacceptable behavior but he didn't acknowledge all of the allegations against him are accurate. brian stelter, first give me the latest developments. three new women coming forward. these work at cbs. >> yes. the news division confirmed to me this is new information that came to light today. these women who were employed at the network apparently feel uncomfortable now for the first time. able to actually go to hr and report what they say happened. these women have spoken anonymously but they described much of the same behavior that was reported by "the washington post." once again we're seeing a pattern of behavioral involving an "a" list man. >> less than 24 hours for "the washington post" story to hit and cbs to take action. >> that's partly because of these new complaints inside cbs news. we also saw bloomberg and pbs all severed ties with charl

charlie rose is now out at both cbs and pbs.pany says it's fired rose as his job of co-host of the morning show. pbs has just announced it's terminating its contract with the broadcast legend. it comes after "the washington post" published interviews with eight women who accused rose of making unwanted sexual advancements. the women either worked for or wanted to work for "the charlie rose show. c "his co-hosts addressed it at the top of the show. >> i certainly echo that. i have to say, norah, i really am still reeling. i got 1 hour and 42 minutes of sleep last night. both my son and daughter called me. openrah called me and said am i okay, i am not okay. after reading that story in the were tthe" the post" it was troubling to read. the women who spoke up because they were afraid i hope now they will take the steps to speak up to that this becomes a moment of truth. you know, i've enjoyed a friendship and partnership with charlie for the past five years. i've held him in such high regard. and i'm struggling because what do you

rose garden. don, stand by. van jones is with us as well. you have unique perspective on what he might say because you work with him and his aids and jared kushner on reform and you succeeded at bipartisan effort. what would you like to hear? >> i think there is a way out of this. one, you have done the right thing in having the department of justice and fbi leading forward on the ground. you need arrest. clearly federal laws were broken. fbi should be made immediately. if he saying anything like that, we need that. and we need federal legislation on police reform. we have done it on prison reform. if he says he wants to bring democrats and republicans together for that, that would be welcome. lastly, these communities between the shut down of the economy which i supported, you have businesses flat destroyed. if he says anything about lending a helping hand. it's one thing to attack the people who attacked these businesses, and another thing to help the businesses. there are often contradictory im

i spoke with ruben and his mother rose about this idea how he came up with it. he calls it the el paso challenge. >> like -- i like went to a hospital to do -- to give roses to workers and victims, i paid for someone's food. i gave cards to the first responders. i gave food to the first responders. and then i -- and then i donated toys to other kids. >> boy, i bet those first responders really >> i bet those first responders really appreciated that. what did they say to you? >> they said thank you and they said god bless you. >> rose, what is it like to watch your son take this challenge on? >> it just warms my heart. i keep telling him, son, i can't even express to you in words how proud i am of you. i just have to support him. it's been great seeing the response that we have received and he has received from the community and even people out of town. some large corporations have also been in touch with him. he'll be working with some of them in the near future as well. >> so did i hear him right? you said you were on your way to walmart when you heard about th

romney pounced, latching onto the rose garden statement. playing it at length so you can see the statement in context. >> the president just said something, which is the day after the attack he went in the rose garden and said that this was an act of terror. you said in the rose garden the day after the attack it was an act of terror? it was not a spontaneous demonstration. >> please proceed, governor. >>> i want to make sure we get that for the record, because it took the president 14 days before he called the action in benghazi an act of terror. >> he actually did call it an act of terror. >> can you say that a little louder. >> he called it an act of terror. it did as well take two weeks or so for the whole idea of there to be a riot out there about this tape to come out, you're correct about that. >> the administration indicated this was a reaction to a video and a spontaneous reaction. it took them a long time to say this was a terrorist act by a terrorist group. >> the bigger question, what was the president meaning? the terror attack

all the women were employees or aspired to work for charlie rose on "the charlie rose show" from theate 1990s to as recently as 2011. >> rose apologizing, saying "i'm greatly embarrassed. i have behaved intense sensitively at times and i accept responsibility for that, though i do not believe that all of these allegations are accurate. i always felt that i was pursuing shared feelings, even though i now realize i was mistaken." rose now suspended by cbs with pbs and bloomberg immediately pulling distribution of "the charlie rose show." >>> also suspended, glen thrush, one of the top reporters at "the new york times." the story published by the policy website vox.com. details allege sexual misconduct involving younger female journalists. three women, including the article's author, laura mcgahn, accused thrush of unwanted groping and kissing and what mcgahn called hazy sexual encounters under the influence of alcohol. >> in an e-mail to cnn, thrush apologizes and says he is starting out-patient treatment for alcoholism. he is also pushing back on some of these allegations, saying "my

the white house said he's having a press conference in the rose garden. he spoke and went on a rambling tirade for 53 minutes and took ten minutes of questions, one of the questions from essentially a propaganda outlet for the president. >> you know, what i don't understand is early on tried to portray this as he was a wartime commander in chief. fine. if coronavirus is invasion from outside our shore attacking america, if that is what the president early on was saying it was, fair enough way to look at it, the idea in midst of an attack on america, the president of the united states would not just continue to make the lies he does constantly but spend an hour in the rose garden with this rambling, you know, riff on all his greatest gripes and grievances. he would be relieved of duty if he was a commander in chief. really extraordinary. if we're under attack, this is what the president of the united states is doing and you know if he spent an hour doing it in front of reporters, it's what he does all day long to the, as you said, the kool-aid drinkers and

he's in the rose garden right now. he's still railing against the presumptive democratic presidential nominee joe biden. we'll see if he answers questions in the rose garden. we're monitoring all of that as well. in the meantime let's get more on it spread of it coronavirus. that's the issue that's affecting millions and millions of people here in the u.s. and certainly around the world. alarming spikes in new cases. alarming spikes in hospitalizations and deaths. our national correspondent erica hill is joining us right now. erica, another virus hot spot is shattering all these records tonight. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. we're just getting some new numbers in from texas, wolf, and another record single-day high for new cases. 10,745. this brings the total in the state to more than 275,000 confirmed cases. and as you point out the virus continues to spread. more than half of the states in this country are now on either a pause or rolling back some of their reopening as they try to figure out what comes next. acro

rose has been suspended from cbs news, and bloomberg. his cbs co-anchors addressed the scandal. there are questions about what cbs news knew and what they did about it. we have it all covered. let's begin with cnn's joe johns live at the white house. joe. >> reporter: good morning, credits. as part of a larger focus on the administration the administration was once zeroing in on childhood arrivals from other countries, and now the target is people that came here to escape the catastrophic earthquake in haiti in 2010. tens of thousands of haitians living in the united states will have to choose between going back to their country or living in the shadows. the trump administration ending a humanitarian program allowing approximately 59,000 haitian immigrants to temporarily live and work in the united states, giving them until july 2019 to leave the country or risk being deported. temporarily protected status was given to haitians in 2010 after a powerful 7.0 magnitude killed hundreds of thousands in the island nation. the department of homeland security saying those conditions cau

rose and cbs alleging blatant and repeated sexual harassment by rose.w some managers at cbs were warned about rose as far back as 1986. now rose's lawyer says the claims in the suit are without merit and cbs says it will vigorously defend itself. this new follow-up investigation, talking about who knew what when made me want to speak with one of the original accusers of rose. one of rose's assistants worked on his show for pbs is now the co-founder of a group called press forward. it's an organization that says it wants to change culture in news rooms. she spoke with me about what she experienced and what she's trying to do to make sure it doesn't ever happen again. i really appreciate you being here. i know you haven't spoken on television about this before. i wonder if you could help us understand what happened between you and charlie rose, what that harassment was like and then how it affected your career. >> i worked for charlie for around a year and a half on the pbs show. i was his assistant. the beginning was beautiful and exciting. he's talented

this picture of the rose garden. see it?ttendees that are named have, already, tested positive after attending this white house event for supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett. including, kellyanne conway, and i don't think he's on there, bill stepien. the campaign manager. he was there. we're waiting to hear about governor -- former governor of new jersey, chris christie. and there are a lot of other people that were there. we don't know what their situation is. we've heard some people have tested, and tested negative. does that mean that they really don't have it? maybe. why? oh, it never ends. you always keep the speculation going. no, it is science. testing is not always exact. okay? it takes time to manifest. it's one of the reasons we started looking back and then the president gets it from her and tested positive the next day? there are two problems with that, one, it does not usually happen like that. did they really not test the president for 24 hours after finding out someone that close to him being sick? a

both networks now terminating the relationship with rose. we have more on that. and the fallout today. >>> also ahead -- nearly 60,000 haitians who left for the u.s., after that devastating earthquake in 2010 have been put on notice. why they're being told their time here in america is almost up. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. and the paths they took to a new home. could their journey inspire yours? order your kit at ancestrydna.com ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour. with gocentral from godaddy. it's a like, a dagger?a worm! a tiny sword? bread...breadstick? a matchstick! a lamppost! coin slot! no? uhhh... 10 seconds. a stick! a walking stick! eiffel tower, mount kilimanjaro! (ding) time! sorry, it's a tandem bicycle. what? what?! as long as sloths are slow, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. did yon the national debt?ssman get electe

we're going to talk about charley rose in a second. al frank ken, a second woman came forward today saying he touched her on her rear end during a photo op in 2010. did these allegations, did these make it easier for roy moore to defend himself? >> i do think there's a disconnect between politics and media and hollywood. what we see happening outside of washington when these allegations come forward the men are quickly dealt with by shareholders or their companies or what ever you have it. on the political side, you have donald trump who spoke favorably on assaulting women on access hollywood, nobody can refute that and they voted for him. you have roy moore, lots of women coming forward. my ask is are sexual assault, abuse, harassment disqualifying for office? i look at this scenario and the answer seems to be no. i don't think there's any chance in the world that roy moore gets expelled from the senate if he wins. it'll be much easier for the republican party deal with him in this race, have luther strange step down. have a new perso

you see that they are ready for the president in the rose garden right now.ting some angry republican reaction to the changes in the obama administration's immigration policy. south carolina senator lindsey graham for example tweeted this. he said, mr. president, i don't think that this is a wise way to fix a broken immigration system. this decision avoids dealing with congress and the american people instead of fixing a broken immigration system once and for all, he adds, this is a classic barack obama move of choosing politics over leadership. lindsey graham of south carolina. congressman steve king, republican of iowa, and he says this, and i will put it up on the screen. americans should be outraged that president obama's planning to usurp the constitutional authority of the united states congress and grant amnesty by edict to 1 million ill league hle aliens. steve king goes on the say this, the american people have rejected amnesty, because it will erode the rule of law in much the same way as i believe the american people will reject president obama for

we see a lot of folks gathering in the rose garden already. the president later this hour expected less than a half an hour or so, he'll be walking down those stairs. set the scene for us. >> reporter: that's right. you can see they're making preparations right now for the victory lap that president trump and house republicans are going to be taking here in the rose garden. over my shoulder you can see members of the house republican caucus are making their way to stand behind the podium there. stand behind the president as he declared victory after the house passed the repeal and replace law to take out obamacare. we can tell you in the last several minutes, we also spotted the house speaker paul ryan, making his way into the oval office. our camera is positioned so you can see into the oval office there. for a few moments you can see the house speaker shaking hands with top officials at the white house. he was shaking hands with steve bannon. obvious after seven long years of chasing this quest, that they feel very good that this is actually

there's a live picture coming in from the rose garden right now. and it comes as the nation's top infectiono infectious disease expert is giving a sobering new warning about the potential reach of this outbreak. dr. anthony fauci telling cnn that the coronavirus could infect millions, millions of people here in the united states and could take the lives, potentially of hundreds of thousands. >> looking at what we're seeing right now, you know, i would say, between 100,000 and 200,000 cases. but i don't want to be held to that, because it's -- excuse me, deaths. i mean, we're going to have millions of cases, but i just don't think that we really need to make a projection when it's such a moving target that you can so easily be wrong and mislead people. what we do know, jake, is that we've got a serious problem in new york. we have a serious problem in new orleans, and we're going to be developing serious problems in other areas. so although people like to model it, let's just look at the data of what we have and not worry about these worst-case and

there was an empty .9 millimeter glock magazine found in rose's pocket at the hospital.t we are learning about michael rosfeld. he was inted on friday by investigators and thi what he tol him. the front seat passenger, antwon rose, exited the car and turned his hand toward rosfeld, and he saw something dark that he perceived as a gun and when investigators asked him again later in the interview rosfeld told detectives he did not see a gun when the passenger emerged when he was confronted with this innsistency, he saw something in the passenger's hand, but was not sure what it was. he also said he was not certain if the individual who had his arm pointed toward him was still pointing at him when he fired the shots. so that -- those are some of the details we are learning from this affidavit. as you mentioned, rosfeld was arrested and fingerprinted according to the criminal docket and we have an interesting question that could come up at this press conference with the district attorney and his spokesperson has said on the issue of bail, their office argued vigorously over

jessica yellin will join us shortly from the rose garden. we are watching what's happening on wall street as well. gloria, pick up this notion that there's obviously going to be between now and thanksgiving a real intensification of this debate, because it hasn't been -- they may have agreed to keep the debt ceiling as a nonissue between now and the start of 2013, but the whole issue over taxes, entitlement cuts and all this, it will continue. >> it continues. what's interesting about what john was saying about the presidential candidates here, it's as if they have been living in an alternate universe because congressional leaders, republican congressional leaders were saying we have to get this debt ceiling done. but when you're a presidential candidate, you're sort of freer to say no, no, i would vote against the debt ceiling. what the presidential candidates are doing are playing to the base of the republican party and they're saying no, no, no, but they're free to do that because you know what, a lot of them are governors, et cetera, exc

rose, can you hear me?ing trouble with her cell phone connection, so we're going to try to get rose again. back to you, though, lou. you say police have confirmed it was indeed a shotgun? >> it appears it was a robbery that went bad and the guy was armed with a shotgun. >> we also have mike brooks on the phone, he's the cnn contributor, also a former police officer, and you've been talking to new york authorities. what have you found out, mike? >> carol, apparently the reporting is correct, ten shot, two dead, including the gunman and apparently a young woman who was an innocent bystander on the scene and a lot of those shot were shot in the leg and the buttocks, which would go right into what lou was talking about with the possible use of a shotgun and pellets flying out of the gun in large pattern. they're still looking for a motive. there have been a number of different thoughts out there, some people are saying it was two co-workers, somebody else saying it was a robbery gone bad so trying to confirm th

and wolf, we're looking at this rose garden event.he president has got the ceos who were in the meeting with him earlier today, and they're including walmart, target, several other stores. remember, those were the same ceos that were with the president in the rose garden in march when the president was touting the public/private partnership where they were going to be doing testing in parking lots, the president said. that was an effort that floundered for several weeks, we reported at cnn, and it's just now starting to pick up more steam with several of these companies starting to basically implement that drive-through testing, which is not happening in a lot of their parking lots. the question will be, coming out of this, what are the updates? because you have to remember, they weren't going to fihave th briefing today, that the white house announced. we're still waiting to see if the president will take questions because the president got so much backlash for the remarks he made on thursday, of course. >> then on friday there was a

obama's rose garden statement. we're playing it at length so you can see the context. >> i think it's interesting the president just said something which is the day after the attack he went in the rose garden and said that this was an act of terror. >> that's what i said. >> you said in the rose garden, the day after the attack, it was an act of terror. it was not a spontaneous demonstration, is that what you're saying? >> please proceed. please proceed, governor. >> i want to make sure we get that for the record because it took the president 14 days before he called the attack in benghazi an act of terror. >> get the transcript. >> he did in fact say it was an act of terror. >> can you say that a little louder, candy. >> he did say it as an act of terror. it did as well take two weeks or so for the whole idea of there being a riot out there about this tape to come out. you're correct about that. >> the administration -- the administration indicated that this was a reaction to a video and was a spontaneous reaction

garden to rail against them and the democratic congress in the rose garden. president trump especially angry it seemed with house speaker pelosi who earlier in the day had publicly accused the president of being engaged in a cover-up. kaitlan collins is at the white house and top democrats went to the white house to talk about infrastructure and the president and they had met before to talk about a potentially a $2 trillion deal. but it seems as though the president was already fuming before they even had a foot hit the welcome mat. was the president's rose garden rant, where there were signs already set up, was that pre-planned? >> reporter: yeah, they started planning that right after nancy pelosi made her remark accusing the president of being engaged in a cover-up. according to what our sources are telling us. and that is when you saw aides print out what you saw on the white house podium about the mueller investigation and then the president went into that meeting with democrats and didn't uninvite them from coming, still had them come to the white house

>> well, the israeli attack rose marie was very deliberate. the attack on the pagers and walkie-talkies that was something that they did a very carefully because what they were trying to do was to disrupt what's known as the command and control system of hezbollah so if they can't communicate to, they can't act at least that's the theory behind the actions like this when it comes to this particular situation, i hezbollah is going to find a very difficult to communicate with each other. they may be able to install land lines, at least on a temporary basis to communicate moments. but that's not a very flexible communications method. >> and it's very risky for them to go to cell phones even satellite phones. >> so that becomes something that makes it more difficult for them. and then they may have to result to very old-fashion methods, which would include couriers and basically communications methods from the 19th century and if that is the case, then their operations, their ability to respond two israeli actions is very much a slowed and if that

he's there in the rose garden right now. jim, dr. fauci's been speaking with students over at georgetown university here in washington. at one point he said, i was listening to what he said. he said this is a pandemic of historic proportions. only yesterday he said we haven't even begun to see the end of it yet. and he's saying more also about trusting the scientists involved. what else are you hearing? >> that's right, wolf. dr. anthony fauci's making some comments right now in a zoom session with students over at georgetown. and in just the last several minutes, he was asked to respond to a number of questions that are lingering over this administration's response to the pandemic. one of those questions is whether or not we're actually seeing a rise in infections. he said unequivocally yes we're seeing a rise in infections and that more deaths are likely to come as a result of that rise. he was also asked about who americans should trust. at one point during the session with the students at georgetown, he suggested that americans p

derrick rose didn't play for the bulls last night. familiar, it's because after two major injuries in two seasons, the former mvp is being overly cautious. last week derrick explained his more careful approach. saying a lot of people get mad when they see me sit out. a lot of people don't understand it's not because of this year. i am thinking about long term. i am thinking about after i am done with basketball. now that rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. kidding rose is getting paid $18.8 million to be on the court this year. so i wanted to sit down with rose and get a deeper explanation. take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ let's go >> how sick are you of the question, how derrick, how do you feel? >> i'm fine with it. just people are concerned. i'm used to it by now. almost every interview starts with that. i can't run away with it. i might hear it in the rest of my years in the nba. i just got to be used to it. >> rose is down to our right. holding what appears to be a knee. >> you have been through so much. nobody on the outside knows what to e

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he made a name for himself early on this 1991 prosecuting axl rose of guns n' roses fame when rioting broke out after their concert. the case ended with a plea deal. he's no stranger to controversy. in 2000 a grand jury did not return an indictment for two