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james baldwin, the brilliant and prophetic writer, said in a way that only james baldwin can -- he writes and 61, the young people who are organizing and are in demonstrations all across the south at lunch counters, they are doing it to do more than what baldwin called, sip tasteless cups of coffee at sleazy lunch counters all across the south. not me.ames baldwin, what's important for us when we think about stokely carmichael and the civil rights movement, when we think about where we are today in the context of american race relations and race and democracy, civil rights and citizenship, carmichael's life provides an example, kwame ture, of a life well lived. he doesn't become a hedge fund later. he didn't invent the iphone. what he did was provide millions of poor, at times some educated, semi literate black people hope. the way he did that was through organizing for small deed democracy, and then a political revolution, but also calling for black power and black self-determination. lack ise idea of beautiful is impossible without stokely carmichael. black is beautiful is impossible wi

baldwin was shooting from the hip, angry as the dickens. he said americans have no sense of history. he answered every question before it was asked. settle, mr.t him to baldwin, what do you mean by "sense of history"? in the interview, baldwin doesn't brief, quiet moment and says, well, you read something that you felt only happened to you. you discover that happened 100 years ago to dostoevsky. this is a great liberation for a suffering, struggling person who always thinks he is alone. i have always loved that definition. it means you are not alone. it is especially important for young people. speaker got him settled and said, what you mean by "sense of tragedy"? baldwin was quiet for five seconds and then said, george, i'm had -- glad you used the word tragedy. it is not a word americans like. answer, people think tragedy is a sense of embroidery, something irrelevant that you can take or leave. in fact, it is a necessity. that is what the spirituals are all about. the ability to look on things as they are and survive your losses. or even

>> alec baldwin: you get so frustrated.er one-- and it's wrong, it's totally wrong- that i was really speaking to somebody else when i left that message. >> safer: but you weren't talking to another person. you were talking to your daughter, to a kid, and you said "you thoughtless little pig." i mean, i find it hard to utter the words. >> baldwin: did you ever lose your temper with your kids? >> safer: yeah. but nothing like that. >> baldwin: if you're asking me do i feel bad about leaving that message, i think that goes without saying. at the same time, i'm pretty overwhelmed by the sanctimoniousness of people who seem as learned and sober and together as you are who all said to me, "man, i'm glad they didn't tape some of the things i said to my kids." >> safer: you feel the shame? >> ruth madoff: of course i feel the shame. >> kroft: ruth madoff. the wife of wall street scam artist bernie madoff, who cheated his clients out of billions of dollars. >> safer: it's a tough name to live with. >> madoff: it sure is. >> fager:

senator baldwin. >> thank you. mister drake, thank you for being here today. as you noted in your testimony, there have been significant increases in the number of trains carrying crude oil and other hazardous materials. i certainly hear a lot from constituents who are along the railways that cross wisconsin. as i mentioned in my opening statement, i was proud to offer a position highway bill that ensures local first responders have real time information when hazardous materials are going to be traveling >> of. >> a lot of the work we have done currently is working with the viet -- even and other stakeholders to map out the framework with that proposed legislation will be written. at this point in time my answer is yes we will beat the december timeline. >> the highway bill also directs the highway transportation the worse case oriole discharge plan as soon as possible deity issued an visuals to the requirements in 2014 it did your testimony you state the agency will publish a draft notice proposed rulemaking in june 2016 let me know when we can expect a final

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for watching cnn. the captain, maryland, suburban washington and law enforcement trying to connect the dots essentially of multiple shootings over the course of the past two different days. two people have died, three separate shootings. one yesterday outside of a high school in a parking lot. two today, one outside a mall and one near the giant supermarket chain. again, two people killed. could they be related? sounds like from the police captain they believe, yes indeed, they could be. where's the person doing this? let's bring in jus tn correspondent evan perez and law enforcement analyst art roderick. evan, obviously the question, where is the shooter? what jumped out at me is they do believe all of this is related. >> that's right, brooke. now they believe he is responsible for six shootings in all, the shooting of six people in all and now three people dead. two today, one is a male who tried to come to the -- one of the two people who tried to come to the aid of someo

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i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me on this thursday. hours from now, duelling rallies in the race for president of the united states. first up, donald trump. i can tell you he will be in west virginia 7:00 eastern time. the very same hour that hillary clinton will rally in california. the first campaign events from either candidate since donald trump became the presumed republican nominee. for weeks now, trump has teased his supporters that he hasn't even started in on hillary clinton yet. could that begin tonight? as for the former secretary of state, you saw the democratic front-runner say right here exclusively that she is not running against trump. she is running her own campaign and the new ad hits trump and his party pretty hard using the republican party's own words to tear down donald trump. >> i am a unifier. we'll be a unified party. ♪ >> he's a con artist. >> a phony. >> he is the no-nothing candidate. >> donald is a bully. >> this is an individual who mocked a disabled re

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. donald trump goes to washington on a huge day for the future of the republican party. >> i'm jake tapper live on capitol hill. today has been, quote, productive. quote, encouraging. quote, a good start. but still no endorsement for donald trump from house speaker paul ryan. trump and ryan met today for a highly anticipated conversation about how they might be able to come together, how the republican party can unite for the one objective they all can actually agree on, defeating hillary clinton and taking back the white house. speaker ryan did not exactly reveal what if anything was revealed today and said they need some more time. >> the process of unifying the republican party which just finished a primary about a week ago perhaps one of the most divisive primaries in memory takes sometime. look, there are people who are for donald trump, ted cruz, john kasich, who are for marco rubio and everybody else and it's very important that we don't fake unifying

i'm brooke baldwin. you are watching cnn. we begin today with donald trump blasting a front page story in "the new york times" calling the piece about how he treats women a fraud. the title of this piece "crossing the line." how donald trump behaved with women in private and now one of the woman who's profiled in the piece says that it's "the new york times" that crossed the line misleading her on how she would be portrayed. "the times" says the reporters interviewed more than 50 women including ex-girlfriends, ex-employees and their stories quoting the newspaper reveal unwelcomed romantic advances, unending commentary on the female form and unsettling workplace conduct, end quote. the first person portrayed in the piece dated trump back in the 1990s and today on cnn denounced the account of her. >> i don't like anything about the story. i'm very upset with "the new york times" article because it was completely disimmediating. when i said that donald said, now, that's a stunning trump girl, my next sente

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i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching the special coverage of indiana primary. listen, for ted cruz, the presidential candidate himself just made them skyrocket on the day the hoosiers go to the polls. he unleashed on donald trump when's been on track to win indiana. a state that just a couple of weeks ago supposed to be ted cruz country. cruz let loose in response to donald trump's spreading tabloid headlines about cruz's father and then rounded up the tirade saying it's up to indiana voters to save the nation from, quote/unquote the abyss. watch for yourself. >> this morning, donald trump went on national television and attacked my father. donald trump alleges that my dad was involved in assassinating jfk. now, let's be clear. this is nuts. this is not a reasonable position. this is just cooky. i guess i should admit my dad killed jfk. he is elvis and jimmy hoffa is buried in his backyard. donald's source for this is "the national enquirer." it's tabloid trash. but it's run by his good friend david pecka

you got alec baldwin, danny glover, shannon dough rtddohert mike tyson. what was that experience like? >> amazing to have such a great cast, from like you said, alec baldwin, who plays the main gangster in the movie, and then michael madison is his captain. and those two together were amazing. and danny glover playing my trainer was just -- he's so amazing, and then my corner guy. and shannon doherty, she plays kind of like the love interest. mike tyson does ant appearance, which is amazing. and to work with leo and joseph denauf rio, a great cast. >> let me turn to you. you appeared in the bronx tale and the sopranos. you are also recently released from prison. this is your first role since the release. tell us about that and how you turned your life around. >> well, first of all, i want to say thank you to will and paul. they gave me an opportunity when many people wouldn't. which i am forever grateful for. um, you know, i'm proud to say that i'm clean and sober now, nine and a half years, and i used my time and spent a lot giving back, and teaching kid

i'm brooke baldwin. you are watching cnn here. breaks news out of pennsylvania. we are leading with the fact that actor and comedian bill cosby will stand trial for sexual assault. the ruling came down just about an hour ago at cosby's pretrial hearing. his attorney during the closing arguments screaming at the judge. top of his lungs. this is according to our crews inside that courtroom. we'll talk to her in a moment, correspondent, lashing out. the judge deciding there is, indeed, enough evidence to proceed with a case that dates back to 2004. the 78-year-old actor, comedian is charged with three felony counts of indecent assault against a former temple basketball coach constand. she was the first woman to publicly accuse cosby of assault. her civil case was settled out of court back in 2006 for an undisclosed sum but now with this criminal trial, cosby could face up to ten years in prison. let's begin the coverage this hour with correspondent inside the courtroom all day long and jean casarez joins us

i'm brooke baldwin. this is cnn. ted cruz separate events, separate cities in utah. about to speak. primary tomorrow that may boost donald trump's run for the nomination unlike any other because it may knock out trump's main competition. ted cruz expected on the stage on ft. wayne, indiana. keep in mind here, 57, 57 critical republican delegates up for grabs tomorrow. senator cruz needs every one of them and then some. he also needs the momentum of a win after the recent string of losses throughout the northeast. even cruz has pumped up how important indiana is to him come paining with the state's governor today but a new poll shows ted cruz trailing in indiana by 15 points to donald trump and take a look at what happened earlier today on the trail. ted cruz face to face with a wall of trump supporters. >> i'm running to be everyone's president. those who vote for me -- >> we don't want you. >> you're entitled to your view, sir. >> he's the man. >> you asked kasich to drop out. it is your turns. >> well -- >> take yo

coasting are statement, debating james baldwin over the future of the civil rights movement. here they are discussing selma, supporting over testing the vietnam war, the bay of pigs, jermaine greer, everything that goes on in the 1960's, buckley and mailer were there. so much fun to write this book. i wonder if they had any discussions with women's liberation people. there have been reams of debates. they first met in 1962. from the very first meeting, the howes that persisted, americans could live a more compelling life -- the debate about perpetuated their friendship, the debate started from the very first moment.they met in 1962. it was showbiz that brought them together. mailer was already famous for his 1948 book, which some people still think is the best novel that came out of world war ii. politicalan outspoken thinker in the 1950's and reformed his image. with his 1957 book called "ad vertisements for myself." imagine himself as someone who has all the answers to this struggle with conformism that defines so much of the 1950's. he was a rebel with a cause, right? buck

i'm brooke baldwin. you're warming cnnon this tuesday. we begin with a surprise twist in the race for president, a republican source tells cnn that marco rubio's people pushing him hard to be donald trump's running mate. rubio dropped out back in march. this discussion apparently happened just last month that the republican national committee meeting in florida. the source said rubio moved on and added he would likely have demanded some changes in the trump campaign. quoting the source, quote, mr. trump has shown he always leaves the space to walk things back when he needs it. he goes on, with regards to the hispanic community there would have to be things that would have to be walked back. this breaking development comes in stark contrast with what rubio said in the hours after he dropped out of the presidential race saying he did not want to be vice president. as far as the florida senator today, what does he have to say about the front-runner, presumptive nominee of the republican party, minutes ago h

look at what baldwin did.all the crap that he's getting because he is not james baldwin, thank god he is who he is an baldwin is who he is because no one can do what baldwin did, but baldwin wasn't writing essays about reparation atlantic that can change the political constitution of the rhetoric and dialogue. i'm a writer unapologetic and if you can't under-- understand it the first time, read it again. [applause]. >> i think we call that dropping the microphone. [applause]. >> on going to take one answer, follow-up, comment. >> and on that note, i mean, you want us to answer the question? >> yes or if you are not going to do that than a final-- >> i will take the first one, which is about doing hip-hop work within the context of having to navigate a white gaze at. depending on how far you want to go with your scholarship, the publishing industry is an industry saturated by the white gaze and there is a very tricky terrain to not be a translator when you're writing about black culture and the people who are r

james baldwin and my third culture kids, she traces her relationship with art mid century jeremiah on the violence of racial terror and a necessary city of discuss it with her daughters. she also draws the connection in that piece between immigrant population from the current racial terror is a show black men and women. in this essay they state thatur the immigrants are here in america because our lives meant nothing to the powers that be where we come from. then we come to realize that our lives mean very little here so johnson's middle passage have to share my students find the work very invigorating. they find precisely those which theoretically help allow us unpack how white supremacy actually get started. how it actually works. the problem of that murderous suppression is actually at the root of western thought. it's argued was the captain of the ship republic that dualism is a bloodied structure of the mind, subject and object,s these perseverance of perceived, these ancient winds are built into the minds like stem piece of emergent man. we cannot think without them. they're ass

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks so much for being with me on your wednesday. listen, we're just a couple months away from selecting america's next president, and both republicans and democrats are as divided as ever within their own parties. once again, the electorate is angry. the electorate playing an integral role here, but this time it is bernie sanders who is being asked to rein in his own supporters. after nevada's democratic convention spiraled into chairs being tossed and just absolute chaos there, furious sanders supporters say democrats are stealing the election and favoring hillary clinton. some even issuing death threats to state party leaders. the chair, i spoke with just yesterday, says she's threatened every one or two seconds and senator barbara boxer was booed and she says she has since spoken to senator sanders. >> i did fear for my safety. i did phone person' couple of times and he did phone me back last night and he was very distressed about it, and it was a very warm conversation, and i t

pass h.r. 4761 to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 61 south baldwin avenue in sierra madre, california, as the louis van ersle post office. the clerk: h.r. 4761, a bill to designate facility of the united states postal service located at 61 south baldwin avenue in sierra madre, california, as the louis van iersel post office. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. walker, and the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. lawrence, each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina. mr. walker: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. walker: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. walker: i rise today in support of h.r. 4761, introduced by congresswoman chu of california. louis van iersel's story is an unbeliev

two boiler plates off of baldwin locomotives. in the next case the , products that were all produced at the tin shop here. there were no airlines, so the only way to travel transcontinental was the railroad. there was 26 passenger trains a day that came through san bernardino, 13 eastbound, 13 westbound. the railway passenger service was the only way to commute from the east to the west and now, that has sort of been taken over by airports. but the bigger the depot, the more trains they had. they had to accommodate a lot of people. they had restaurants and other services. in this particular depot, we had two harvey houses, this was a harvey house that could accommodate people 24 hours a day with a u-shaped lunch counter. and at the east end there was a more deluxe dining area that could accommodate dinners. in 1876, harvey opened his first depot restaurant in topeka, kansas through an agreement with the santa fe railway. eventually, he took over and was operating all the restaurants for the railroad, topeka, santa fe on their rou

thank god he is who he is and baldwin is who he is because no one can do what baldwin did but baldwinsn't writing essays about reparation in the atlantic that could change the political constitution of the rhetoric and dialogue. if you can't understand it the first time they can read it again. [applause] >> i think we call that dropping a mic. okay. i am going to take one answer, closing comment. for real. >> on that note. you want us to answer the question? >> if you don't you are not going to do that. >> i will take the first one which is about doing hip-hop work in the context of having -- it is really important piece depending how far you want to go, to see your thesis depending how far you want to go with your scholarship, the publishing industry is an industry saturated by the white gays and there is a tricky terrain to not be a translator when you are writing about black culture and people who are reviewing or peer reviewing or determining whether or not it is published or passed are white folks. i think there are limitations to that in terms of theprofession depending how far

i'm brooke baldwin. are you walking cnn, and, man, do we have a lot coming your way over the next two hours. breaking developments here, first of all in, a matter of minutes we will be hearing from former secretary of state hillary clinton. she will be giving anderson cooper an exclusive interview live here on cnn. it is her first one-on-one since she lost the indiana primary and as we wait for the democratic front-runner to speak we now know for the first time with certainty who she would face come november for the general election should she ultimately lock up her party's nomination. donald trump, and that is not only because he leads the republican delegate count or because he crushed his competition in indiana last night. we know for a fact it will be mr. trump because he is the only republican left. ted cruz suspended his campaign after his indiana loss and sources now say john kasich will do the same in an announcement scheduled for a little later today. so let's parse all of this out before we tak

baldwin will speak about her career. >> a senators were not up rented by the legislature, but demanded elections. -- i do nothose know it was the first at the idea that it would be the party bosses who made it the decision of who the nominees were in smoke-filled back rooms but rather the people who were going to get a chance to vote in free and fair elections. 8:00ncer: sunday night at p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> this memorial day, our look at commencement addresses continues now. all of these governors are currently serving in their first term. we begin with indiana republican governor mike pence, who spoke to the graduates at indiana wesleyan university. in this speech, he congratulated that the students and he thanked the faculty for their work at the school. this is 20 minutes. governor pants: -- pence: the board of trustees at indiana wesley and university, to the faculty, to the parents, proud and relieved family members, who are gathered here today, and to the outstanding men and women of the class of 2016. [applause] gov. pence: i am truly honored

halle baldwin was at the gala vertical stripes and that silhouette weren't doing her any favors.o do-over dress, cutouts..o cf1 don't be boring. look at how to get away with murder's asia ki she wore this yellow slip dress. it looked like she didn't tr i would make the train on her dress a lot longer. then i would add a cascade of feathers. i love that texture. i love the trend of what the gown can bring. immediately, look at the transformation on that dress. >> now i have to woory about ostriches you put on that dress. >> you do not have to worry. i can tell you that no ostriches were harmed the making of my do over. >> so great and so much fun. see you back here friday. >> i can't >> me, too. thanks so much, josie. >>> a week-long celebration of mother's day continues tonight. l. j wants to you meet his mom andrea. shared memories that are precious and perhaps well a little bit embarrasssng. >> i love more than anything -- who is this little kid? >> i'm glad my eye straightened out. i look like i w looking everywhere. >> mom was afox. >> he was toilet training then. >> where do

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. as the only republican candidate still standing, donald trump is poised to win tomorrow's primaries in nebraska and the head to head challenge is this week, thursday. that's when the presumed republican nominee dow to speak with house speaker paul ryan. paul ryan rocked the political world when he said he's not ready to support donald trump for president. he broke that news with jake tapper a couple of days ago but mr. trump strongest supporters are apparently ready to play hard ball. former vice presidential candidate sarah palin says she will work to unseat speaker ryan in wisconsin. here's what she told jake tapper on "state of the union." >> his political career is over. but for a miracle. because he's so disrespected the will of the people. and, yeah. as the leader of the gop, the convention, certainly, he is to remain neutral and for him to already come out and say who he will not support was not a wise decision of his. >> ryan told a milwaukee paper to step down as chairman of

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. in less than -- checking my clock -- 24 hours from now, a meeting that could shape the future of the republican party. the presumed republican nominee for president, donald trump, is set to sit down with house speaker paul ryan at 9:00 a.m. sharp tomorrow morning. this after speaker ryan's bomb shell last week, right here with jake tapper on cnn that he was just quote, not ready to back trump. now, afternoon before the meetings speaker ryan is feeling pressure according to folks we're talking to on the hill to support the billionaire who won primaries in both west virginia and nebraska. ryan met with several of his rank and file who are urging the speaker to, if i may, get on the trump train. will speaker ryan heed their call? the speaker of the house today did disclose his prime goal for his one-on-one with mr. trump. >> to pretend we're unified as a party after coming through a very bruising primary, which ended like a week ago, to pretend we're unified

this was ex alec baldwin goes ballistic on a photographer as he and his w go public with their dirty laundry. i'll explain. >> the beverly hills in your confrontation lasted a full two minutes yesterday. alec lamb basting the paparazzi. this happy scene almost minutes away. alec in the same jacket. she says she does her own laund and drags alec along for fun. even did yoga at the laundromat. here's what you didn't see as the couple took their selfies and did their own wash, paparazzi was nearby capturing the scene with his camera. while they take pictures of themselves for the world to see, you should take pictures of the couple at your own peril. >> maybe alec needs to do more yoga with his wife. >>> here are the people who were loving getting their pictures taken. even cinderella's coach had o turn backk after the one o kind designer dresses disappear, stars reveal they but mere mortals after the bal first, just got to say, we are so loves these before-and-afters. hours later, nomakeup. lady gaga went d or ripped denim. kate upton took a trip to the gym and walked her dog. and rose

i'm brooke baldwin. listen.r whether or not to support their presumptive nominee donald trump but if the gop comes together trump could become -- absolutely could become the next president, that's the word from speaker of the house paul ryan, very blunt about the differences with mr. trump, made peace with him earlier this month, met face 0 face with him and tells politico the priority of the republican party should be recapturing the white house. >> i think if we get our party unified and do the work we need to do to be at full strength and offer the country a clear and compelling agenda that it is inspiring, inclusive, that fixes problems, that is solutions based and based on good principles, then, yes, i think we can win but i think that this is a we. not just one person but a we. >> joining me now to talk about this, former republican governor 'three-term senator of new hampshire, judd gregg. he's a ranking member of the senate budget committee. he originally endorsed jeb bush in the presidential race. senat

i'm brooke baldwin. back with our panel.begin now with what donald trump said today about "weekly standard" editor bill kristol who tweeted out over the weekend he has an independent candidate in the works. >> bill kristol is a loser. his magazine is failing, as you know. i don't think it even survives. he's getting some free publicity. bill kristol, i'm watching this for two years. trump isn't going to run. i did into the race. new hampshire. he is not going to win new hampshire. win in a landslide. i was not going to win and i win in a landslide. do you think maybe he doesn't like me? >> i can tell you bill kristol responded to that on twitter, quote, i gather donald trump said i'm a loser, i won and lost some and tried not to be is a roaring jackass. can i say that on cnn? okay, good. because i just did. david, turning to you first, to his point, people saying what the heck is bill kristol? because we're supposed to have a candidate by the end of the holiday weekend. it's tuesday. what's going on? >> well, i don't know. l

there i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me.n on a huge day for the future of the republican party. >> i'm jake tapper live on capitol hill. today has been, quote, productive. quote, encouraging. quote, a good start. but still no endorsement for donald trump from house speaker paul ryan. trump and ryan met today for a highly anticipated conversation about how they might be able to come together, how the republican party can unite for the one objective they all can actually agree

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me on this thursday.now, duelling rallies in the race for president of the united states. first up, donald trump. i can tell you he will be in west virginia 7:00 eastern time. the very same hour that hillary clinton will rally in california. the first campaign events from either candidate since donald trump became the presumed

alec baldwin. >> you don't know, they're under the cameras and the lights but morley did a have a kindace and a kind way about him. it has been a bad time at 60 minutes with bob simon and mike, but morley, morley worked until the very last minute, basically. he basically retired a week ago. >> let me ask you about your book. i really want to know what you think about being a grandma. >> it is the best thing in the world. you know, i interviewed morley for the book and he told me that his only regret in life is that he didn't have his daughter early enough. he waited too long because now he said he was too old to ever know the story of his grandchildren. >> yeah. >> and i get that. i get that the. >> but you are appreciating that and writing bg it. >> i wrote about it and i interviewed him. i interviewed bob simon for the book. >> we lost him, too. >> are you a grandfather? >> we have two. brandon and julia. we'll talk about that. maybe this summer. leslie, i've been a big leslie stahl fan. >> and i'm a chris fan. >> that is hardball for now. thanks for being with us. all in with chris

today's hearing involves the deadly shooting of arthur baldwin jr. maurice bellamy and another man are charged with police death during a robbery last december. at the time he was charged, bellamy was already in custody for allegedly killing 15-year-old davonte washington at the deep wood manwood metro . >>> right now president obama is wheeled down in ho chi minh city. you can see him exiting air force one. this city formerly known as saigon. after this, he will be heading to a co-working state and give remarks about the opportunities for the people this vietnam now that in addition to the big news he made by announcing the big arms deal, this is something that lot of people are talking about. this photo and drinking the local beer. the final bill, $6. back to you. >>> it is 6:05. developing this morning in just a few hours, virginia governor terry mcauliffe is likely to face questions from reporters in alexandria about an investigation into a 2013 campaign. the fbi is looking into whether governor mcauliffe's 2013 campaign accepted illegal campaign

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me on this e moirl day.onal stories as we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice and those serving right now. let's begin in cincinnati, the fallout of a killing of a beloved gorilla when the primate held a 3-year-old boy for a terrifying ten to 15 minutes saturday. you can hear the people watching screaming. somehow this child managed to climb through a barrier, fell in to this exhibit. horrified witnesses watched as the endangered

i'm brooke baldwin.hank you so much for being with me on this e moirl day. you will hear some inspirational stories as we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice and those serving right now. let's begin in cincinnati, the fallout of a killing of a beloved gorilla when the primate held a 3-year-old boy for a terrifying ten to 15 minutes saturday. you can hear the people watching screaming. somehow this child managed to climb through a barrier, fell in to this exhibit. horrified witnesses watched as the endangered silverback gorilla grabbed the little boy around the enclosure. listen as the boy's mother is pleading with her child to stay calm. >> mommy's right here. >> oh my! oh my god! >> just calm down. >> isaiah. >> back up. okay. mommy loves you. i'm right here. >> my son. >> no. he's playing. he's sitting there. no, no. >> please protect him. >> isaiah, be calm, be calm. be calm. be calm. >> oh my god. >> you know, it is terrifying to watch. i can tell you that the zoo is set to hold a news confer

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. we're watching cnn's special coverage of what brought down egyptair flight 804. we can tell you that the families have just been told that the plane has crashed. the question at the moment was it terror? is jet vanishing with 66 people on board. more than 16 hours ago now. it traveled from paris enroute to cairo. we know radar contact lost two minutes after crassing into egyptian air space and frantic search launched over the mediterranean sea. just short time ago we had a huge announcement from the vice president of egyptair right here on cnn. >> first 0 of all, our heart goes out for all the families and friends of all involved in this terrible incident. as i can tell you now that we have found the wreckage. we confirmed that the wreckage has been found and the search and rescue teams are now -- it's turning into a search and recovery. >> egypt says chances are the plane was brought down by terrorists and not a mechanical issue and the weather wa

can do what baldwin did, but baldwin wasn't writing essays about reparation in the atlantic that could change the political constitution of the rhetoric and dialogue. i am a writer unapologetic. if you can can understand that the 1st time, mayor, read it again. >> i think we call that dropping the mic. [laughter] [applause] >> am going to take one answer for follow-up comment, closing comment. >> for real. >> and on that note. >> i mean,, you want us to answer the question? >> yes. or if you're not going to do that. >> of course you do. >> the 1st one, which is about doing hip-hop work within the context which is really important. an industry that is saturated and it's very tricky terrain cannot be a translator when you're writing about black culture and the people are viewing or peer reviewing our white folks. but i think there are limitations to that in terms of the profession depending upon how far you will go as a scholar which is to say that there is always a time when you are an apprentice in the academy when you have to do there should, wherever that is. they are they are not go

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. standing, donald trump is poised to win tomorrow's primaries in nebraska and the head to head challenge is this week, thursday. that's when the presumed republican nominee dow to speak with house speaker paul ry

baldwin is 20-year veteran of the force and hall has three years on the job. both are on routine live. >> a high school student is facing charges for attacking a teacher the here is the video. >> you are [ blank ]. the [ blank ]. [ inaudible ] >> it looked like a bad fight. it started on wednesday when a high school p.e. teacher asked the boy to leave for wearing street clothes to class. the investigators state 15-year-old attacked teacher, petitioning him, and he was bloody. the school suspended the teen and the teacher is on paid leave. the school said the teen could be expelled following an investigation. >> a san jose elementary school is changing how they operate during lunch and recess after 90 students came down with the flu. the virus first started making the rounds at the elementary school on april 29 after a student was sick in class. now, it is so widespread constitutes are staying in a classroom during lunch and recess. the school also is cancel the performance of a musical and will ranch up cleanings of the classrooms and bats rooms. >> texas fire

hailey baldwin was at the met gala in vertical stripes and that silhouette weren't doing her any favors were to do-over this dress, i would add cut-outs. look at this. >> that looks so much better. >> amazing, right? it's a visual illusion for the eye. i have another don't. don't be boring. look, for example, at how to get away with murder's asia naomi king. she wore this yellow slip dress. it looked like she didn't try. if i were to do this over, i would make the train on her dress a lot longer. then i would add a cascade of ombre feathers. i love that texture. i love the trend of what the gown can bring. immediately, look at the transformation on that dress. >> now i have to worry about ostriches you put on that dress. >> you do not have to worry. i can tell you for fact that no ostriches were harmed in the making of my do-over. >> so great and so much i'll see you back here friday with your dos, don'ts, and do overs of the entire week. >> i can't wait. >> me, either. thank you very much. >>> a week-long celebration of mother's day continues tonight. l.l. cool j wants to you meet his

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching the special coverage of indiana primary. for ted cruz, the presidential candidate himself just made them skyrocket on the day the hoosiers go to the polls. he unleashed on donald trump when's been on track to win indiana. a state that just a couple of weeks ago supposed to be ted cruz country. cruz let loose in response to donald trump's spreading tabloid headlines about cruz's father and then rounded up the tirade