. >> pam :baldwin park in concord -- known in the past to be a violent and unsafe place, in recent years its rough reputation. according to police that is until a stabbing recently happened there. kron four's philippe djegal reports tonight. >>:there are homeless people sometimes >> phillipe :baldwin park has been a staple in concord for decades. >> : "in the earlier days, when i started, there were probably more calls for service than there actually are today." >> phillipe :which is why wednesday's stabbing here perked some ears. an argument between two men who didn't know eachother ended with one being stabbed in the afternoon and walking into the hospital across the street to treat his minor injuries. >> : "but for the most part, baldwin park, like many of our parks, is very safe for our public." >> phillipe :longtime concord police lieutenant ivan menchaca says the park averages five calls for service a month. >>:very low percentage it is very safe as far as the general public goes >> phillipe :this man, who goes by the name "antioch" mike, says he's been coming here for nearly 25 ye

james baldwin hated that. james baldwin and mailer were really good friends. james baldwin hated that and had a love letter to my friend norman mailer. at least he supported civil rights movement. he understood that kind of freedom honoring someone as a human being is capable of living up to their fulfillment. mailer understood that. buckley for his part has a problematic relationship with the civil rights movement and basically he helps articulate the conservative opposition to the civil rights movement. >> which is how would you characterize that? >> against everything. he could have taken a conservative libertarian argument which would say something like the state has no business telling who sits next to who. this is not the states responsibility and instead he crafted to arguments that we recognize today for better or worse really. he first of all thought most african-americans weren't get civilized to have access to the vote. he felt the same about uneducated white people too but of course there will wasn't a systematic movement trying to prevent white pe

brooke baldwin and john berman here with me. you wanted it. all cliches applied. came out swinging and at times, en fuego. frontrunner donald trump did the most talking. he tried to stay above the fray. some of the remarks about his rivals this morning. >> meanwhile, carly fiorina is

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. thanks for being with me on this tuesday. we're getting the first sign as to how voters responded to the fireworks last thursday night and the man thus far at the center of this race, at the center of the debate and its aftermath is still in a strong position. let's start with iowa. this is iowa, home to the first in the nation presidential caucuses. you have this new suffolk university poll. and trump has pulled out ahead of scott walker. you can see there, 17% to his 12%. that is a switch from two previous polls that showed walker leading trump. marco rubio has 10% followed by ben carson at 9% and cruz and carly fiorina at 7%. in new hampshire, this poll has trump leading the poll there with 18% and then this is where it gets interesting because you have jeb bush with 13% followed by ohio governor john kasich right on his heels with 12. ted cruz has 10% and carly fiorina stands in fifth place with 9%. so with all of these numbers. let's go to our chief political

i'm brooke baldwin.50 dead, hundreds injured after a series of explosions happened in a warehouse in china. the force of the blast so strong here. look at this. it shook buildings, some even thought it was an earthquake. the damage left behind was just massive. cnn's will ripley is there. will? >> reporter: right now we're about a mile from the epicenter of the explosion and even from this distance and even as night has fallen, you can see how much damage there is. this is someone's living room window that has been propelled down onto the street. most of the windows of this building are shattered and the glass has been raining down on the pavement, especially when there's a big wind gust. the shifting winds are a concern for folks worried about the air quality. there are several air-monitoring stations up around the city right now because the plume of smoke that we've seen burning uncontrolled throughout the past 24 hours or so, that smoke plume is pushing chemicals, dangerous and toxic chemicals into th

i'm brooke baldwin. we're going to begin in ferguson, missouri, where new protests are expected soon after the city became a flash point of violence. [ gunfire ] a barrage of bullets overnight forcing peaceful protesters to run for cover one year after unarmed black teenager michael brown was shot to death. what was supposed to be a peaceful weekend of commemorations spiralled into this. chaos on the streets of ferguson. at least four people behind bars after multiple shootings. i want to warn you, we're about to show you new and graphic video showing you video of one of those shootings. police surrounding a suspect's body after police say the man in his 20s used a stolen handgun to fire, quote, a remarkable amount of bullets at plain-clothed officers. he's listed in critical condition. i will go to my colleague sara sidner. first question, you were there. you tell me what you saw last night and what the streets look like right now. >> i was at a function and just coming back from a church where a lot of

we will probably have more time to talk about the denial of history which is one of james baldwin's most famous and important themes how folks like to forget their history and what that means. >> i knew him when he was a tiny tot. i think it is a crisis for us and again i speak psychologically because i have heard so many people say oh my god i can't take it anymore. the constant drumbeat of victimization really is something that makes people feel badly not just white people. >> i agree entirely. the crisis is really for democracy until the moment has passed for democracy which has clearly been in a state of decay for the past several decades. i think that is where the true change will happen and i agree that the lived in a moment of atrocities to atrocity that can prevent us from the world work which is thinking about the structural been a the fact which is often quite more dispersed, much more pervasive and insidious as well. i think going to the question of where we go from here we have to think very creatively which we are doing and we have to continue to think creatively about the s

i'm brooke baldwin. i want to begin in roanoake, virginia, where people are trying to come to terms with what happened when a tv news crew was murdered live on television by a former employee of their own station. reporter alison parker,4 years old, and 27-year-old adam ward, they were live on the air when cameras captured their final moments. the gunman had hostility towards their former employers. back in the newsroom, their colleagues watched in absolute horror. ward's producer witnessing his death live from the control room. but they stayed on the air covering their own tragedy and earlier today the precise time of yesterday morning's shootings, the station's staff stopped the news, something that you rarely see, and took a moment to join their community, share their grief in a moment of silence. >> it was yesterday around this time that we went live to alison parker and photo journalist adam ward. they were out in the field, a story like so many others that they did all the time, reporting at bridg

for our north american viewers, brooke baldwin is here with cnn newsroom. >>> i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. let's begin with this potentially huge break in the mystery of malaysian air flight 370. now we've learned of new debris discovered possibility from inside the plane. i'm talking about window parts and seat cushions along with aluminum washing up there on reunion island. at least that's what malaysia is telling us. they say they are sure this came from a plane although they are not quite convinced it's mh370. this is coming one day after malaysia said this flaperon came from the plane because a serial number matched that of mh370. they also say the paint work was a direct match as well. this is the details we're learning just today. this is invigorating the hunt. this is animation and this may be the best tool yet. they are using wind and waves and ocean currents and what it shows, all of the particles in the middle of your screen this shows where it may have originated from. is malaysia telling the world, you know the where and when these possible seat cushions a

i'm brooke baldwin. two pictures on the screen and two stories we're following for you. on the left side you see obviously hillary clinton speaking at a community college there in iowa making her first appearance on the campaign trail since just this week cutting her vacation short. she is expected to take questions from the media. that is significant because we want to hear perhaps why some questions why she cut her trip to the hamptons short. we'll watch that today. politically significant on the political side and any minute microphones on the right side of the screen and watching and waiting for the news conference from the franklin county's sheriff ice up, fauquier county, with the update on the tragedy that unfoldled on live television. a young reporter and cameraman shot and killed in a live broadcast and on a personal note i just wanted to say that. too often part of my job every day as a journalist is to cover tragedy, but today's news hits close to home. this morning two young journalists were

ranks will grow creating a global army of citizen scientists battling to save bio diversity jessica baldwinra, england. >>> comedian john stewart hosted his final broadcast of the news program the daily show after a 16-year run. >> guess what? i got big news this is it this is the final episode. >> reporter: the whole slew is joined as you can see for the final shows and video messages from the u.s. secretary of state john carry and senator john mccain and a poll said stewart attracted a much younger audience than a regular news program, the latest news on al jazeera on our website, al jazeera.com. >> republican presidential hope was turn on each other battling for the spotlight and voter support. >> this is what is happening because our leaders are stupid, our politicians are stupid. >> donald trump with plenty of controversial comments drawing criticism from his opponents and mad raters. >> the president's hard sell on the ran nuclear deal goes off track within his own party. new york senator charles schumer breaks ranks and s

diane delaney's baldwin house destroyed by sandy rebuilt with the help of fema funds. but she believes the government shortchanged her. do you think your overall payout was fair? >> no, i do not. i don't think it was fair at all. >> reporter: yet she is giving up the fight. >> the work, the time, the effort, the trauma, everything that we have gone through, you just can't go through that twice. >> reporter: she is not alone. 142,000 filed claims following the storm. then fraud was uncovered and engineers allegedly in cahoots with insurance companies to lower payouts. fema then offered to review anyone's case. but only 11,000 have accepted. fema's invitation to flood insurance policyholders, if you believe we underpaid your claim, you may be eligible for an additional payment. >> the truth is we don't know how many people were underpaid. it's a handful or if it's thousands but for us, the most important thing we can do is to restore trust in the program. >> reporter: a spokesman says the agency wants people to have certainty they received the right payout but many say t

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. thank you for being here with me on this monday. we have to begin with this accused cop killer stepping before the judge breaking the court silence with his shackles. was this man, 30-year-old shannon miles motivated by an anti police sentiment? he gunned down a sheriff because of his law enforcement uniform. the district attorney did not hold back, offering brutal details about how goforth died, based upon what investigators saw on surveillance video. >> they saw a dark-skinned male who was bald with red shirts and a white t-shirt run up behind the deputy who clearly did not see him or hear him coming and shot him in the back of the head. deputy goforth fell to the ground and the male stood over him and fired several more times into the back of his head and his back. >> the district attorney told the judge that miles emptied his gun into deputy goforth. 15 shell casings were found at the gas station where he was swinging by to fuel his patrol car. the motive is u

i'm brooke baldwin.e now learning today a little more about the intentions of that killer after he murdered two journalists live on television this week. investigators telling cnn vester flanagan had a getaway plan in a car, extra ammunition, disguises. he was not driving aimlessly. he had a specific destination in mind before he was caught by police and turned the gun on himself. although investigators are not saying where he was headed, we heard from governor terry mcauliffe speaking outside of the tv station wdbj just a short time ago. >> as we heard today, there was more ammunition in the car, he had more self-addressed envelopes. so, you know, we clearly can't get into his mind and we can't find out exactly what he was planning to do but obviously there were some bad intentions and i'm just thankful our law enforcement did in a manner that nobody else was hurt. >> we are also learning that flanagan may have inadvertently helped police pinpoint his location because after killing alison parker and ada

take side map --- el ataque se registr la tarde de ayer en el parque ''baldwin'' --- segn la polica latima camin hasta un hospital cercano luego de ser agredido... --- al parecer el desamparado y el atacante un hombre de richmond habran peleado cerca a los baÑos... lorena facebook lorena/ots ---en pittsburg un polica se recupera luego de ser herido de bala durante una persecucin... take vo ---el incidente se report el mircoles por la maÑana sobre la calle doce. cuando el agente reconoci a un sujeto buscado por intento de homicidio en concord... ---el agente result herido en la pierna... pese a ello respondi a los disparos y logr herir al sospechoso, quien se encuentra bajo custodia de las autoridades... juanfra facebook juan fran - ots ---vamos ahora a informacin nacional... salen a la luz nuevos detalles sobre el tiroteo ocurrido en un cine en el estado de "tennessee". take vo --autoridades identificaron al pistolero como "vincente montano" quien lleg armado con una pistola de bailines... un hacha... y un explosivo falso... --siete personas se encontraban dentro de la sala al momento

share of small that if you approach the typical american literature ritter is richard wright or james baldwin? he would be told they're not worthy of inclusion on a college curriculum so they had to fight for their own education and so with the transformation of knowledge reduction and teaching the influence back -- black studies and latino studies but all disciplines in the liberal arts were impacted for the better. >> host: you address the critiques of african-american studies so when day one those demands when they first are / negotiations and meetings and trying to do research to demonstrate it is the appropriate area of inquiry but in light of foot dragging and a lack of change students finally decided it is time to escalate their tactics of a day engaged in direct action in protest. to occupy buildings and organized demonstrations and there is the time where we have summer after summer of urban unrest many college administrators were nervous coming into campus and escalating protests and ultimately they granted student demands. most notably the studies of ethnic studies but even though

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with us. the top of the hour here. you know this guy. he had a lot of subway sandwiches. he lost a lot of weight as the face of the world's largest fast food chain. he now admitted he victimized 14 underaged girls. under the deal he could be sent to prison from 5 to 12 1/2 years. this is him leaving the courthouse a little while ago. investigators say the case against fogle span years and include tens of thousands of pieces of evidence. >> mr. fogle had done the right thing when he learned of the victimization of the first victim, the first girl who was 14. if he reported that to authorities, victims 2, 3, 4, 5-6-7, 1, 9, 10, 11 and 12 would never have been victims. >> today jarred fogle has admitted to par tut baiting in a five-year criminal scheme to exploit children. beginning in 2011 fogle learned that the head of the jared foundation russell taylor was sexually exploiting a 14-year-old girl. at that time fogle chose to receive and repeatedly view child

i'm brooke baldwin. this is cnn. breaking news out of paris where the gunman who tried to unleash a massacre on a high-speed train, ayoub el khazzani was hog tied and apprehended. >> translator: he was looking at while he was on the train on youtube where on which a jihad -- there were jihadi songs and somebody inspiring people to jihadi acts. therefore, we have decided to open a preliminary investigation to an attempt of murder under the terrorist laws. >> first, we have more today regarding the french-american who was injured and who helped bring down the gunman. his name is mark moogalian. let's go straight to paris for an update. his condition has worsened. i have martin savidge and bob baer. martin, to you first, can you give me a quick update on this french-american? what's his condition right now? >> 51 years of age, being treated at a hospital two hours north of paris. i do have better news for you and that is that we've had an update from the family. his condition saw him worsen overnight but no

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. it's already proven to be quite an active monday here. we have to talk about what's been happening here on wall street. we are two hours away now from the closing bell. about to get into a tricky territory. richard quest is here to explain. it's been a stomach-turning day for the markets. the dow plunging. it's a precipitous plunge this morning. at one point within the first few moments of trading, down more than 1,000 points. we'll show you the big board shortly after the morning. wait for it. we'll show you. here you go. not often, thank goodness, do you see numbers like this for the dow jones industrial average. markets in the united states were not the only ones affected. concerns that china's growth was slowing down had markets worldwide really taking a tumble. now we'll look at actual numbers at this hour again. down 364 points. really, this is the real money time, the final two hours, as i mentioned, of the trading day. so far, bouncing back on a da

i'm brooke baldwin. any moment now, president barack obama will be stepping up to the podium any moment here at the white house because he will be making a massive announcement basically unveiling this clean power plant which is being hailed as the strongest action by a u.s. president but we should also point out it's being met with fiery political opposition for the white house. as soon as we see the president, we'll bring it to you live. >>> let's talk about this frantic manhunt happening here for this cop killer who has just been added to tennessee's most wanted list. these are pictures out of memphis, tennessee, where a police officer is dead. officer shawn bolton shot and killed after he stumbled onto a small town drug deal murdered for less than 2 grams of marijuana. that's the officer. this is the suspected killer here. this man is still on the run. take a good long look at his face. he's considered armed and very dangerous. police are so desperate to find this 29-year-old by the name of tremaine

brooke baldwin and john berman here with me. you wanted it. all cliches applied. came out swinging and at times, en fuego. frontrunner donald trump did the most talking. he tried to stay above the fray. some of the remarks about his rivals this morning. >> meanwhile, carly fiorina is scoring huge points for the performance in the happy hour debate. who won and who lost the raucous debate? let's start our debate coverage this morning with cnn political reporter live in cleveland. sara good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we didn't have to worry about there not being fireworks on stage. if you wanted them you got them as all of the candidates tried to break out of the gop pack. right out of the gate donald trump's presence made this a very different republican debate. a question about a pledge not to run as an independent. >> raise your hand now if you won't make that pledge tonight. mr. trump. >> i cannot say i have to respect the person that if it is not me the person that wins if i do win and i'm leading by a bit, that's what i want to do. i can totally make

for our north american viewers, brooke baldwin is here with cnn newsroom. >>> i'm brooke baldwin.atching cnn. let's begin with this potentially huge break in the mystery of malaysian air flight 370. now we've learned of new debris discovered possibility from inside the plane. i'm talking about window parts and seat cushions along with aluminum washing up there on reunion island. at least that's what malaysia is telling us. they say they are sure this came from a plane although they are not quite convinced it's mh370. this is

slammed into an embankment north of baldwin road and went airborne. the vehicle then struck two other cars. eight people were also hurt including one person who was rushed to westchester medical center in critical condition. no word what caused the crash. >>> a brooklyn family is in mourning after a 5-year-old boy apparently drown swimming in the rockaways. ezekiel gray was unconscious and unresponsive when a lifeguard pulled him out of the waters at jacob reese park. four people nearly drown there two weeks ago. lifeguards say there were strong rip currents but it's unclear if that was a factor in the boy's death. >>> a long island man is facing manslaughter charges in a deadly car crash from two years ago. police pulled him over friday for driving without a front license plate. when they ran his information, they found an open warrant for his arrest related to a 2013 crash that killed his 4-year- old son and the boy's mother. at the time police said he was driving and appeared to have suffered some kind of medical emergency. prosecutors haven't clar

i'm brooke baldwin.to begin in ferguson, missouri, where new protests are expected soon after the city became a flash point of violence. [ gunfire ] a barrage of bullets overnight forcing peaceful protesters to run for

next. >>> top of the hour, you're watching cnn and i'm brooke baldwin.r the white house got a tad more bizarre. a dark horse mounting a challenge against hillary clinton in the battleground of iowa. and you know what, he's not even running yet. take a look at this new cnn orc poll. see that, top right, vice president joe biden, a man who hasn't made it official seemingly closing the gap on clinton and bernie sanders. the question is, is he a serious

slammed into an embankment north of baldwin road then went airborne. the vehicle hit two other cars. eight people were injured including one person who was rushed to westchester medical center in critical condition. no word on what caused the crash. >>> police are searching for four people after a stabbing at the union square subway station. investigators say the attack happened at 6:30 last night on a southbound platform. witnesses say the attack appears to have involved a group of young people. the victim was taken to bellevue and is expected to be okay. >>> an update in the legionnaires outbreak in the bronx. the city's health department added several more confirmed cases of people with the disease bringing the total to 124. 94 of them have been treated and released from the hospital. 12 people have died from legionnaires in the outbreak but the health department says there are no new confirmed cases since august 3rd. the health department said all the people that died were adults with preexisting medical conditions. >>> at&t helped a role in helpin

i'm poppy harlow in for brooke baldwin.n with the most watched debate in history. 24 million viewers. the 2016 candidates squared off for the very first time. donald trump sold the show but he's still simmering and laughing out hours after top republicans shared that crowded stage to lay out their plans for this court andntry and exchanging blows. the

. >> senator baldwin. senator baldwin: thank you. first of all, i want to thank our panelists -- what a tremendous opportunity for us to hear from you and interact with you. i wanted to join the thanks for holding this hearing. also to the ranking member -- as you said in the outset, this is a very big and very complex issue. i hope we will have additional opportunity -- i'm glad that you are recognizing this committee's role in that discussion and i hope we can keep that up. there's a number of things i wanted to touch on. i heard the ranking member talking about upholding the models in states that are working. i love to brag about my state, but in this case, i'm just going to share some of the statistics about racial disparities in the incarcerated population in our state. in wisconsin, african-americans constitute 6% of the state population. 35% of those incarcerated in state prisons are african-american. according to a recent study from the university of wisconsin in milwaukee, 13% of wisconsin's african-american men of working a

baldwin said i met a lot of people in europe. and yet i wonder if there is still some kind of american imperialism associated with let me go use someone else's country to find myself. how do we do it in a way that doesn't extract that resource as well? >> i think one thing we can do is make space for our brothers and sisters who are african or other brown people around the world traveling. as a person of color who is traveling as an african, when i come to the west which is europe or america, i always have to bring lots of documents, not just my passport. but africans have to bring birth certificates, they have to bring letters from whoever is inviting them. if they go to conferences, they have to prove they're not a terrorist and they're here for a purpose. so when you ask why isn't this line going forward, it's because he's subject to a lot of questions as americans travel og a blue pass. what i would hope for is for african-americans traveling abroad to make space for their african brothers and sisters when they come to this p

i'm brooke baldwin. sitting in a jail right now and her 3-year-old is in protective custody. all of this as a direct result of cnn's "the hunt." this mother is megan everett who vanished with this little girl more than a year ago lefging a note for the child's father and i quote, dear c, if i let them take her and vaccinate her and brainwash her, i wouldn't be doing what's right. i cannot let a judge tell me how my daughter should be raised. we will miss you, but i had to leave. i know she will be safer and happier with my family and i. love, meg and liliy, her daughter. sunday's episode detailed how this child's father learned his little girl was gone. >> megan was very bubbly. things become a little more personal. it just kind of progressively became more than just a friendship. when megan found out she was pregnant, sha was the game changer. that was a big change. lilly was always outgoing always a bundle of joy. >> after they broke up it seemed like she definitely was trying to cut him out of her lif

i'm poppy harlow in for my friend brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. the dow is down just about 300 points right now. this is the fourth straight day of losses. the u.s. economy reacting to fears of a global slow down, particularly in china. also, oil falling below $40 for the first time since 2009. cnn money's cristina alesci is following it. another brutal day. >> reporter: yes, poppy. we're officially nearing correction territory. we need another 200 points to get there. there are three main things driving it. slowing global growth and china adding to fears overnight and, of course, if you have slower economic growth, there's less demand for oil so demand is down for oil at the same time that supply is up. continued pressure on oil is making investors nervous. and then the third is really the fed. what does the fed do in this environment and investors were confused about that to begin with. and on all of this uncertainty and fluctuation in the market and a lot of people were asking the question, what does the fed do in this environment? we had a fed

tammy baldwin is going to vote for the deal. >> by deal -- >> tammy baldwin is a wisconsin senator, she's someone people are looking to as the future of the democratic party. kristin gillibrand also talked about as a possible contender in the future. a couple of people, harry reid is retiring, he's going to ultimately vote for the deal. i think schumer probably has problems with the deal but he also has a lot of donors in the deal. it doesn't surprise me that schumer did this is. . i think the obama insult to anyone who stands against this deal, it's interesting to the great feel that everyone had after the bipartisan push with obama and they went from that kumbaya moment. >> now, we kind of touched on this, but let me explain again, congress does not have to approve this -- they certainly zronts don't have to approve it because of the majority that is just an executive agreement. what happens is, the republican majority votes to disapprove the agreement, then the president can veto that disapproval. and then or both houses, one of either house is one-third plus one in the senate. that wo

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. thanks for being with me on this tuesday.the first sign as to how voters responded to the fireworks last thursday night and the man thus far at the center of this race, at the center of the debate and its aftermath is still in a strong position. let's start with iowa. this is iowa, home to the first in the nation presidential caucuses. you have this new suffolk university poll. and trump has pulled out ahead of scott walker. you can see there, 17% to his 12%. that is a switch from two previous polls that showed walker leading trump. marco rubio has 10% followed by ben carson at 9% and cruz and carly fiorina at 7%.

i'm brooke baldwin. want to begin in roanoake, virginia, where people are trying to come to terms with what happened when a tv news crew was murdered live on television by a former employee of their own station. reporter alison parker,4 years old, and 27-year-old adam ward, they were live on the air when cameras captured their final moments. the gunman had hostility towards their former employer

take side map --- el ataque se registr la tarde deyeen el parque ''baldwin'' --- segn la polica la vctimahasta un hospital cercano luego de ser agredido... --- al parecer el desamparado y el atacante un hombre de richmond habran peleado cerca a la zona de los baÑos pblicos... lorena facebook juanfra/ms ---una mujer se encuentra tras las rejas luego de golpear a una clienta que habra intentado callar al menor que le acompaÑaba ... take vo ---este video de vigilancia de las afueras de la tienda ''nordstrom rack'' en colma muestra a ''terrie elzie'' propinando dos puÑetazos en el rostro de la vctima quien sin poder evitarlo cae al piso... --- la agresora lo hizo luego que la mujer le pidiera que callara a su sobrina de dos aÑos... --- ''elzie'' pasar cuatro meses en prisin y tendr que asistir a un programa para controlar la ira... juan fran - ots ---vamos ahora a informacin nacional... salen a la luz nuevos detalles sobreel tiroteo ocurrido en un cine en el estado de "tennessee". take vo --autoridades identificaron al pistolero como "vincente montano" quien lleg armado con una pistola de bai

i'm brooke baldwin and this is cnn. right now the countdown is on. from the cutoff for the first gop debate debate. the big question, who's in, who's out? and how will these candidates fare against wild card donald trump? as of right now, based upon cnn cnn's calculations, a poll of polls here, here are the ten who will likely make i

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me.already proven to be quite an active monday here. we have to talk about what's been happening here on wall street. we are two hours away now from the closing bell. about to get into a tricky territory. richard quest is here to explain. it's been a stomach-turning day for the markets. the dow plunging. it's a p

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with us. the top of the hour here.uy. he had a lot of subway sandwiches. he lost a lot of weight as the face of the world's largest fast food chain. he now admitted he victimized 14 underaged girls. under the deal he could be sent to

i'm brooke baldwin. i want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the world for our breaking news coverage on the disappearance of malaysian air flight 370. this is huge. just in the last few moments we've just confirmed, this is from the malaysian prime minister that that debris, that wreckage that was washed ashore in the indian ocean on reunion island does indeed belong to that missing plane, a plane that has been missing for 515 days. investigators in france have just called a news conference which, by the way, is set to begin any minute now and we'll take there you live momentarily that we expect will officially confirm that the debris is in fact part of the plane's wing and the very first discovery in this mysterious disappearance. just to go back for a moment. this plane part in question washed up on this island. this is off the coast. you have africa off the coast of africa madagascar and a tiny island off of madagascar is reunion island. it was quickly confirmed as a fla

tammy baldwin is going to vote for the deal.my baldwin is a wisconsin senator and she's someone people are looking to as future of the democratic party. kirsten gillibrand, presidential contender in the future. voting for the deal. harry reid is retiring. he'll ultimately vote for the deal. i think schumer does have problems with the deal but he has a lot of donors with problems with the deal. it didn't surprise me that schumer did it. i won't think it will make a difference. with the obama insult to anyone who stands against this deal, it is interesting given the great feeling everybody had after the trade promotion authority was passed with bipartisan push with boehner and mcconnell. that didn't last long. obama goes right from that kumbaya moment on trade to filleting republicans on iran. it was obamalike. >> okay. now, we have kind of touched on this but let me explain again. congress does not have to approve this deal. they certainly don't have to approve it by super majority by treaty. what happens is let's say congress an

jessica baldwin takes a closer look. >> reporter: looking for newts and other pond dwellers but researchersng on more than just a net. a smartphone app identifies the bugs and 35,000 creatures and it's an international field guide for birds, bugs mammals on the globe and enter a location and the app gives you lists of the natural life around you and it's not just your phone in the park it's pure science and founders are yale and nasa and users are encouraged to be scientists reporting what they have seen especially in remote areas where there are gaps in wildlife data. >> we are able to paint an increasingly detailed picture of where is the species now how is its range being lost and how may its range fair in the future. >> reporter: the app comes at a critical time scientists say. >> here look at the map. >> reporter: because many species are changing fast some becoming dominant in a region others moving to different areas. >> it actually tells you what you will see around where you are. >> reporter: armed with constantly expanding mountain of data policy makers can then decide if a projec

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. thank you for being here with me on this monday.have to begin with this accused cop killer stepping before the judge breaking the court silence with his shackles. was this man, 30-year-old shannon miles motivated by an anti police

we've got footage of alec baldwin enjoying a swim. there he is wandering around.gate open mr. baldwin will wander into your backyard and clog the drain with his filthy hair. he is a hairy man. that's disgusting. that's the end of this segment. >> stay out of my hot tub, right? my goodness. you got to rope off the hot tub at this point. >> kimberly. >> yes, it's my turn. i love dancing, right? you know that. so kirk honey is a professional dancer, was a ballet dancer. he married a ballerina. i think i've got that right named valerie. he surprised her at the wedding with this spectacular extravaganza of a performance. ♪ >> so now we have -- you've got a new like marriage cornered. >> the more extravagant the wedding the more likely it will end in tears. >> that was pretty good. >> i don't like that. i think it's weird and awkward. it's a weird boy band. >> salute to the woman? i thought that was incredible. as a guy i would love to have been able to do something like that. >> oh, that's romantic. >> he really is, though. you know that? he buys his wife a lot of jewe

and baldwin starts now. >>> fact checking donald trump, impossible, you say? well, maybe. but that doesn't mean we won't try. hear what we discovered after his 30-minute interview on cnn today. and they're armed with rifles, camouflage, and bullet proof vests and they're roaming the streets of ferguson. why is this group on the streets there and who are they protecting? >>> and a real sex scandal with a fake coverup. why a politician lied making up an affair with a male prostitute to hide a secret. >>> hello everyone, i'm kate baldwin, john berman is off today. we begin with new declarations for donald trump. the front-runner spoke with cnn just a short time ago calling the iran nuclear agreement a dumb deal that would, could destroy the world. planned parenthood he says is an abortion factory. he declares himself the most fabulous whiner because he is a winner, he says. we're going to look at trump's most passionate points in the wide ranging interview beginning with women's issues. trump insists in this interview that he would be better for women than any other u.s. pres

i'm brooke baldwin.me our viewers here in the united states and all around the world for our breaking news coverage on the disappearance of malaysian air flight 370. this is huge. just in the last few moments we've just confirmed, this is from the malaysian prime minister, that that debris, that wreckage that was washed ashore in the indian ocean on reunion island does indeed belong to that missing plane, a plane that has been missing for 515 days. investigators in france have ju

i'm brooke baldwin.g in the race for the white house and probably very few had predicted. you have donald trump versus bernie sanders. trump, the billionaire reality tv star leading the pack for republicans and bernie sanders, democratic socialist from vermont. mounting this challenge to hillary clinton among democrats. when you look at the numbers, both men sitting on top of the polls in new hampshire. the critical first of the nation primary. bernie sanders at 44%. look. he is surging ahead of hillary clinton with 37%. and while trump also leads his republican rivals in new hampshire. he can add iowa to his gains as well pushing scott walker out in first place in the first poll taken after last week's debate. the editor in chief of the hill. welcome. >> hey, brooke, how are you? >> wonderful. did you ever think you would have -- you know, these unlikely candidates, the bernie sanders, the donald trumps, shaking it up? >> no. very unpredictable. one of the most unpredictable presidential races in histor

i'm filling in for my good friend brooke baldwin. we start with the u.s. president as humble and candid as he ever has been before, opening up about the cancer diagnosis that left him thinking he just had weeks to live and also his legacy and his biggest regret. telling the world that melanoma has spread throughout his body and four spots were found on his brain. but at 90 years old, he's still got a lot of fight in him and he begins radiation treatment today. >> i felt that it was confined to my liver and the operation had completely removed it and then that same afternoon we had an mri of my head and neck and it showed up and it was already in four places in my brain. so i would say that night and the next day until i came back up to emory, i just thought i had a few weeks left. >> is your message to other patients one of hope and acceptance? >> hope for the best and accept what comes. i think i have been as blessed as any human being in the world with -- having become the president of the united states of america and governor of georgia and the work of