let's play a clip from tonight's border episode of united shades of america. rning i'm heading to the mexico side of la gal las. here it is. yep. i'm walking in. harder to get on the subway. where you from? >> do you want it in spanish or english? [ speaking in foreign language ] >> you're from mexico. i'm trying to see how good my spanish is. where do you live now? here in lagalos. >> what do you today? [ speaking in foreign language ] you should probably go back to english. i heard you work. that's all i got. [ speaking in foreign language ] it's true that american citizens can come to mexico and buy pharmaceutical drugs without a prescription. what about cialis? i'm just asking for a friend. >> okay. >> it's for a guy i know. >> there was no language barrier with cialis. that was interesting. >> i can say that the episode is more hard hitting than me looking for cialis in mexico just to be clear. >> what do the people in mexico tell you about life there? >> it's stark between the two cities. because it is so hard for mexican people to cross the border, it ta

on thn episode of united shades of america we're talking about the u.s./mexico border. we'll talk to people living on this side of the wall and people living on that side. who wants to talk? oh, you know, we should just book people the way we normally do. sorry about that. >> my name is w. kamau bell. as a comedian i made a limping finding humor in the parts of the america i don't understand. . and now i challenge myself to dig deeper. i'm on a mission to reach out and experience all the cultures and believes that add color to this crazy country. this is the united shades of america. >>> let's get some things straying. there are things real and imaginary. things real are quantifiable and predictable and like graphfy appear climate change. kneeling during the national anthem means you you don't hate the truths and hot doughnuts taste best. but then there are things that are imaginary like borders. think about it. borders are pretend lines drawn on the earth by men and i do mean by men as a way to divide up land and sometimes the borders just don't make any damn sense. lik

>>> sunday on cnn kamau bell is back with an all new season series of united shades of america. . first here's a preview of the united shades of america. >> i want to find out what's going on at the border so i'm headed to mexico. conjoined twin cities heavily separated by a guarded border. first i want to find out what the people think of about this. tell me about new gales, arizona. >> it's gone. the way i grew up here is gone. my mother was born over here, my father over here. >> but in those days it was easier to go back and forth. >> oh, yeah. not anymore. business start dying and dying. now it's empty. >> you see a lot of the businesses are closed. >> yeah. it's terrible here. not a lot of stuff to do. >> so you think it should be easier to go back and forth? >> yeah. i live here and i have a restaurant over there. >> oh, yeah, what kind of restaurant is it? >> mexican. >> don't invite everybody. i know these people. >> kamau is here, the host of the show. what did you think it was french food? >> it was possible they sold french food in mexico. maybe it was a dumb question

. >> joining us is the host of "united shades of america". >> who is heavily sighing. >> his season premieres a lot of black votes. >> a lot of black people. >> well, there's two. >> they are loud, fervent fans. >> what he says is he thinks it was a custom for republicans to ignore black people, i guess? >> what about lincoln? >> i love when he learned something and he thinks it's the first person to break the news. breaking news, lincoln freed the slaves. yeah, we all know that. we all took american history in schools. we know the dixiec. and now we're here. we all know this. >> so then you get what is a genuine area of concern. the african-american vote that is culturally and customarily bundled with democrats, right? people will point and say where is the progress in those communities where democrats are in positions of authority? why do they get the black vote when the situation for black lives is not better despite their allegiance to that party? >> because we have two choices. we don't have a multiparty system. if we had a multiparty system black people might not want to be with the par

america are gathering along a fence from tijuana and san diego. they're part of a caravan that's been together for weeks. along the border, protesters have gathered. the host of cnn's united shadesa. kamall, when you see these pictures play out on the southern border, what are your thoughts? >> i think it's important that we put human faces on the problem of border security and the problem of how the united states approaches the u.s.-mexico border. on our show tonight, we went to the border initiative and saw people who just got off the bus who had been deported to the united states of america. it's difficult to see the policies of mexico and border security. >> leyla santiago was our reporter down at the border. she actually had a mother with her who had a baby, she's pregnant right now. do you think not enough americans see that side of this conversation? >> you know, most americans don't live on the u.s.-mexico border, but most americans have an opinion about it. so with united shades tonight and also with reporting here, you have to actually see what's going on down there and connect with the individuals. the image that president trump creates of the border is of a violent p

. >>> tonight, an all new season of the cnn original series "yut" "united shades of america." eads to the u.s./mexican border. >> back in mexico to check out a place that reveals a human cost of america's immigration policies and a chat with a father. >> where provide two meals a day and mostly to deportees. >> is this first welcome back to mexico? >> tell rah is, essentially. we provide food, clothing, passions of work and critical work on the border. >> are people coming here who have been in the states for years? >> yes. we are seeing an increasing number of people who have been elizabeth in the united states for a long time deported. >> some people thought their life was set up there. then, suddenly, they are deported and they find themselves in this room. >> sometimes almost overnight. >> so we asked him what struck him most about both sides? >> is there two things. one, you know, there is this sort of narrative around the country how terrible mexico is and it's filled with crime and it's not saying mexico doesn't have issues and crime and america does too. when i was on t

host of united shades of america is joining us. you've been watching this i imagine over the last couple of days. are there many in the black community that share kanye's view of this, perhaps more than we realize? >> i mean, maybe there is more than we realize, but we're still talking about a very small percentage of the black community who thinks like can yeah. i think most of the black community is pretty disgusted with kanye knowing that the big thing here that they have in common is that they both court controversy to create hype and headlines. so i think kanye is courting the wrong time of controversy. >> when you look at the numbers that the president is citing, do you see any truth in those numbers? he will often say look at the economy, it is improving, that it has reduced black unemployment, of course that goes back before trump because much of the recovery happened in the obama years. but is there any -- does he have an argument there is my question. >> no, he does not have an argument there because none of the things tha

all-new season of the original series "united shades of america" in the premiere episode, the u.s. border to see what life is really like on both sides. here's a quick preview. >> back in nogales, mexico, to check out a place that sees the human cost of american's immigration policy, in a meeting with one of its leaders. tell me where i'm at right now. >> so this is a place where we provide two meals a day, mostly to deport tees. >> this is their first welcome back to mexico? >> it really is, essentially. we provide food, clothing, support. this is a critical work on the border. >> are there people coming here who have been in the states for years? >> yes. we're seeing an increasing number of people who have been living in the united states for a long time, who are being deported, in comparison to last year. >> some people thought their life was set up there. then suddenly they're deported and they find themselves in this room. >> sometimes almost overnight. >> kamau, you spoke to people on both sides of the southern border. what did they tell you about what life is like there righ

first, in tomorrow's season premiere of the united shades of america, bell heads to the bo p border.wall affect people on both sides? >> what do you think when you hear talk about the wall? >> it's an irresponsible inhumane policy. >> there must be 50 or 70 bodies here. and they're all unidentified. they wouldn't be dead except they crossed a dangerous desert. >> in a sense, every arrest that i make is a rescue. >> when i moved here, there were four border patrol agents. but now it's over 1,200. >> do you think this wall make it more safe or less safe? >> less safe because there's more restriction. >> say it takes three, four years to build something like this. the politics have changed. >> we'll help define who we are as a country. >> yes. >> yeah. >> united shades of america presented by ancestry dna connecting you to people and places across the globe. ancestrydna can reveal where in the world you're from. and with 5x more detail, it can lead you on an unexpected journey... ...that brings you closer to home. for just a few days, it's only $59 to discover your heritage. so instead

americas to the fix it. >> while you are working on that n the new season of kamau bell's united shadesnight april 29th at 10 p.m. he tackles these issues. >>> i have good news. we report a lot of bad news about rappers. this is good news. i want to stay congratulations to kendrick lamar. he is now the first rapper in history to win a pulitzer prize. the pulitzer for music usually goes to classical or jazz works. he won for his album, damn, which also won multiple grammys. congratulations again, that's a great album, and a pulitzer. >>> when we come back, guess who else michael cohen represented this year. sean hannity? we weigh in on that next. what's with him? he's happy. your family's finally eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye voila skillet meals. and they only take 15 minutes to make. augh! (family giggling) oh my. birds eye voila! so veggie good. he'let's see whatll forensics thinks.. sorry i'm late. what did i miss? wanna get away? now you can with southwest fares as low as 49 dollars one-way. that's transfarency. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. i bet

themselves in this room. >> sometimes almost overnight. >> you can catch the premiere of united shades of americaht, right after the premiere of anthony bourdain, parts unknown here on cnn. >>> top of the hour. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. so glad you could be us this weekend. president trump is gearing up to speak at a re-election rally monday night in wimichigan. we showed him boarding air force one. this comes after a bombshell revelation from this woman. this is the same russian lawyer from that 2016 trump tower meeting, which was arranged on the premise of sharing political dirt on hillary clinton. the same russian lawyer who insisted she is just a private attorney, now changing her tune. watch. [ speaking russian ] >> she says she is an informant. more on that in just a moment. but first, i want to get back to president trump trading one washington for another, ditching the nation's capital to hold a re-election rally in washington township, michigan. now, trump is choosing to skip the annual white house correspondents' dinner that's happening back in d.c

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back again with me tonight is ca malbell, host of united states shades of america". good evening to you. you had a very similar experience when you were kicked out of a coffee shop in california that was three years ago. so what did you think after hearing from the ceo? >> i mean, i think there's sort of -- i give him props for opening himself up emotionally to this and feeling it right there in the interview. i think there's two different journeys we have to talk about, the journey of starbucks the company to fix themselves and his own personal journey. i feel like the way he speaks about it is he's having awakening. but we can't wait for him to fully awaken for the company to be fitched. do you understand what i'm saying? >> we want wait for everybody to be woke. >> no, there there are people out there who would run the company in a more inclusive way. i'm not causing for his dismissal. he's saying his journey and the company's has to be two separate things. we can't wait for every white person to be woke but we have to have a company that doesn't diskrim flat peop

. >> kamau bell, host of cnn's united shades of america had a similar experience. three years ago he came here, he met up with his wife, he was showing her a book when an employee knocked on the window and told him to go away. >> i hear from people all the time, what happened? nothing. the owner of the elmwood cafe stopped answering my e-mails. because when they got through the storm, they were able to go back to business as usual. >> reporter: kamal says it's about more than starbucks, the employees or the police officers. >> we have to make it about societies, institutions of racism. white people need to understand that it's hurting them too. it's creating a world that's not free and just. >> reporter: he hopes more people, like the woman recording the video gets involved in the fight against racism. >>> tomorrow the ceo of starbucks will appear on good morning america. gma starts at 7:00 a.m. >>> reuben foster will not take part with the 49ers. he is facing charges of domestic violence, the 28-year-old woman suffered a ruptured eardrum in february. he also faces

first up, it is cnn's special report "weed 4" followed by "parts unknown" and "united shades of america." don't miss any of it. keep your station tuned to cnn. that does it for me. i'm dana bash v.. have a great week. >>> we're going do work with the people. who are so addicted and we are going to try like hell to get them off that addiction. >> a national epidemic. trump campaigned to end it. as president, he promised to fix it. >> the scourge of drug addiction in america will stop. it will stop. >> but one year later -- it hasn't stopped. people are still dying. 115 americans die every day from an opioid overdose. more than car accidents, breast cancer or guns. >> literally everyone we know knows somebody who has died of an overdose. >> and 2.5 million americans are currently struggling with opioid addiction. >> it's completely hopeless where i just was like suicide at all cost and thought. >> people need to take some aspirin sometimes and tough it out. >> a solution some believe is this. cannabis. it's controversial to many. is cannabis a gateway drug? but a gateway to recovery for o

first up, it is cnn's special report "weed 4" followed by "parts unknown" and "united shades of americat does it for me. i'm dana bash v.. have a great week. >>> we're going do work with the people. who are so addicted and we are going to try like hell to get them off that addiction. >> a national epidemic. trump campaigned to end it. as president, he promised to fix it. >> the scourge of drug addiction in america will stop. it will stop. >> but one year later -- it

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of a controversial racial incident involving a well-known berkeley topic and host of the united shades of american 2015 on my birthday i was told to leave the elmwood cafi in berkeley because they thought i was harassing my wife and baby. >> the experience is similar to a recent incident at a starbucks in philadelphia where police arrested two african- american men who sat down for a business meeting. the owner of the berkeley cafi has not given any official reason for the closure but a post on their website is thanking the community for their support. >>> tonight is game three of the sharks playoff series with the las vegas golden knights. after losing the series opener the sharks bounced back beating las vegas in game two to even up the series. the game-winner came in double overtime for the sharks, tonight the game starts at 7:00 pm but the party starts three hours earlier at a free street rally outside of the arena at 4:00. >>> the warriors will host the new orleans pelicans tomorrow for game two of the playoffs, the warriors won saturday and i would say it is not even close. some big names i

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season 3 of "united shades of america" premieres sunday after "anthony bourdain" only here on cnn. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, dissing cohen. the president says his long-time personal attorney only did a tiny fraction of his legal work. why is trump distancing himself from someone who may know so much? >>> the president appearing to threaten his justice department as the attorney general suggests he wants mueller's russia probe to end. >>> breaking news, bill cosby at home tonight after being found guilty of sexual assault. could prison be next for bill cosby? let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront," trump turning on his long lifetime lawyer, michael cohen. this is the president's self-proclaimed fixer who is under criminal investigation bit fbi. the president telling fox news even after 12 years, cohen is just not all that important. >> let me just tell you that michael is in business. he's really a businessman. a fairly big business

the center of a controversial racial incident involving a berkeley comic and host of cnn's united shades of america. >> in 2015 on my birthday actually i was told to leave the elmwood cafe in berkeley, california because they thought i was harassing my wife and my 13 week old baby. >> bell says his experience is similar to the recent incident at a starbucks in philadelphia where police arrested two african-american men who had been sitting down for a business meeting. the owner of the cafe in berkeley has not given any official reason for the closure but a post on elmwood cafe website thanks the community for its support over the years. >>> 6:25. yesterday afternoon fire crews in alameda county fire station 34 thought they saw a plane that had gone down in the water. but it turned out to be this, a homemade submarine. two rescue boats went out to check it out. one of them towed it back to the emeryville marina. no one was on that submarine. emeryville police still looking for the owner. >>> there's a new push to stop human trafficking. coming up in just minutes, how san francisco's district attorne

the center of a controversial racial incident involving a berkeley comic and host of cnn's united shades of america. >> in 2015 on my birthday actually i was told to leave the elmwood cafe in berkeley, california because they thought i was harassing my wife and my 13 week old baby. >> bell says his experience is similar to the recent incident at a starbucks in philadelphia where police arrested two african-american men who had set down for a business meeting. the owner of the cafe in berkeley has not given any official reason for the closure but a post on the website thanked the community for its support over the years. >>> our time now 5:08. happening today, if you keep an eye on the golden gate bridge you might see people rappelling down the bridge. engineers are going to use what's called arm's length inspection to examine the metal towers of the golden gate bridge. while attached to ropes and pulleys, they are going to rappel from the towers down to the sidewalks. we are told they are never going to be directly overpassing cars. that salty water environment around the bridge can cause erosion o

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