alex baldwin, back in march he talked about retiring his snl attract its largest audience in 23 years. definitely the president was not a fan of it. >> no. >> and tweeted and talked about it a lot. >> baldwin is like i'm not going away. >> he's probably getting paid a pretty penny to come become and do it. >> he does a great job at it. first daughter ivanka is facing a lawsuit. one of her shoes copies their copyrighted design ivanka is being ordered to give a deposition. she did file a response denying she has engaged in any acts of infringement. these are the shoes i believe right here on the screen that we're talking about. her lawyer s say this lawsuit is a distracts and would interfere with her ability to perform her duties at the white house. >> i'm sorry, they said ivanka copieded the shoe? >> yes. i've seen that shoe by a bunch of people. >> it's cute, don't get me wrong . i'd wear it. i >> we'll be right back. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say, geico is proud to have roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've park

alec baldwin will be around awhile >>> have you got and over the covfefe?ow, you can use the word if you play words with friends. >> the popular mobile web game added covfefe to its list of playable words. they define it as the amount and quality of reporting when auto correct fails you at 3:00 a.m. social media went wild. press secretary sean spicer told reporters the president and a small group of people knew exactly what he meant and wasn't concerned with the president sending late night tweets i guess it's a word. >> that's it for us for tonight. >> we'll see you back at 10:00, 10:30 and 11:00. have a good weekend. introducing the italian collection from subway. head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. it's a big value for even bigger flavor. only at subway. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: so rihanna is the queen, right? but rihanna bows to

the baldwin ill personation just can't get any worse. sad.e nbc news is bad but saturday night live, the worst of nbc. bad television. first, my compliments to you. the thing you were doing there, the script was so today. trump in the last several days has admitted there was intervention in the campaign and said there was collusion. of course he said it was obama. and one of my producers said, don't count him two weeks from now which said there wasn't any russian investigation. as your guy was telling you in the ear. it doesn't matter what he says. it doesn't relate. >> i think everybody is just semied that he's just tweeting as he gets it. as scary as that is, he is just saying it as it comes to him. >> that he's accused of colluding with russia and then what he does is defend russia. it's like if o.j. defended the idea of murder. did you murder somebody? i'm just saying, is that that bad? >> anybody would have done it. >> let me ask you, i think the impressions are devastating. i think melissa mccarthy, who comes one that stuff? you have ka

. >> reporter: meet a little girl on a big mission. 7-year-old roslyn baldwin has traveled all over thewindy city from louisiana. >> you look just like me. >> reporter: to share her affection. >> what do you think of the cops in chicago? >> awesome. >> reporter: she's made it her goal to travel the country hugging as many men and women in blue as she can find. do you think police officers need a hug from time-to-time? >> yes. >> reporter: how come? >> they love us. they protect us. >> reporter: what do you want to show them? >> love. >> reporter: roslyn is the daughter of a minister. >> where did you get the idea to do that? >> from god. >> reporter: after five officers were killed in an ambush in dallas last year, she told her parents she wanted to do something. she's already delivered her personal thank you to cops in 16 states, from louisiana to oklahoma and beyond. her ultimate goal is to hit all 50. >> she says she's a little girl and she has a big heart. so i didn't want to devalue her mission of love. >> reporter: officer mike carroll not only got a hug, he got to baby-sit roslyn

i'm brooke baldwin. live here in washington, d.c., for special coverage of president trump's first news conference in 22 days. and the first time he's facing the media since that blockbuster testimony from the now fired fbi director james comey. director comey said under oath yesterday morning that president trump lied multiple times about him and about the fbi being in quoted disarray. but today the president volleyed the liar label the other way. early this morning he tweeted this. "despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication and, wow, comey is a leaker." the vindication that the president is referring to is the fact that comey confirmed he told president trump he was not under investigation within this whole russia probe. and the leak piece goes to director comey's admission that he did leak this one memo that detailed how the president told him he, quote, hoped comey could let the investigation of the fired national security adviser michael flynn go. moments ago, one of

for more i am joined by tammy baldwin, democrat of the state of wisconsin.so, senator, we understand that this was not the democrat's idea and we understand your eveninglong effort. but at the end of the day can you reassure people who are scared from missoula, madison, to cleveland people who are scared they will lose coverage that you as a member of the senate will look out for them and nothing will get through that will actively harm folks who have coverage now? >> well on the first point, brian, one of the purposes of my floor speech was to tell some of those stories that i hear day in and day out. and frankly i started with my own, because as a child as age 9 i had a very serious illness three months in the hospital, abled as one of those kids with a preexisting condition. but i know my story is not unique. and as you look at what we can tell the american people clearly republicans have the majority in the house, the majority in the senate. there is a republican in the white house. but we are not going to give up. and while one as a senator myself i can

no stranger to farm country herself, kate baldwin is about to show you how they do it and what it meansgoes back generations. >> this is rural, small town virginia. i feel like i'm my best self when i'm back in a place like this. i grew up in rural, small town indiana. the house that i grew up in and the house that my parents still live in backs up to an apple orchard. it's a family-owned and operated farm. it was perfect, it was simple. we all will have a personal connection to farming. farmers are part of the backbone of america. i've also watched the rise and decline of the american farming tradition. very soon there's likely to be less than 2 million farms in the united states. when i saw that, it raised a really big question if my mind, is the american farming tradition a thing of the past? i hope not. but that's what farm aid is here for. >> and welcome to farm aid, the concert for america. >> farm aid was borne out of a concert in reaction to the farm crisis in the '80s where tens of thousands of farmers were pushed into debt and willie nelson wanted to do something about it so h

i'm not going to call on my colleague from wisconsin tammy baldwin. >> so this to me is very personal. when i was nine years old i got sick. i got really sick. i was in the hospital for three months. i eventually recovered, but when he came to health insurance, it was like i had a scarlet letter. my grandparents who raised me couldn't find a policy that would cover me, not from any insurer, and not at any price. and they had to pay for much of my health care out-of-pocket. and they had to make enormous sacrifices to do so. all because i was a child who had been branded with those terrifying words, pre-existing condition. it wasn't just personal for me. it's personal for the wisconsin families that i work for, like the schaumburg family in seymour washington -- wisconsin, not washington. a few years ago, zoe was born with a congenital heart defect. she had to have open surgery at five days old. this is, i had another picture of her after the surgery, but instead, i have a photograph of her a few years later. now zoe is guaranteed to access coverage without being denied or charged more.

i'm brooke baldwin, you're watching cnn. we do have some breaking news here. the fbi is now investigating whether an attack on a police officer in a michigan airport was, in fact , an act of terrorism. the officer here at this airport was stabbed in his neck and back at the bishop international airport in flint, michigan. right now, the airport has been evacuated. it's been shut down. the suspect is in custody being questioned right now. we've also just learned that president trump has been briefed on this ongoing situation, so let's begin with our crime and justice reporter. what exactly happened? >> reporter: so just in the last sort of 20 minutes or so, we've learned that the fbi is now investigating this as a possible act of terrorism because of some -- the nature of the attack and we've also learned that the suspect here shouted some words during the attack, you know, words -- other jihadi sort of like other terrorists use, "allahu akbar". it was words to that effect that witnesses have told police they heard, which is now leading some to believe that thi

i'm brooke baldwin. it is a busy friday afternoon here as we begin with another allegation of abuse of power from the top office in the land, the white house, and this time, it has absolutely zero to do with russia. in moments, the white house press briefing is about to begin, and once again, the administration is denying you the chance to see and hear it live. that is happening on a day when the president of the united states is accused of threatening two news anchors with a tabloid expose. all of this stemming from his salacious and outrageous tweets against msnbc anchors mika brzezinski and joe scarborough. the two have responded, expressing concern about the president's mental fitness, and alleging how the president used the national enquirer to try and influence their show's coverage. >> we got a call that, hey, the national enquirer is going to run a negative story against you guys, and it was, you know, donald is friends with the president -- the president's friends with the guy that runs the nati

have you ever heard that tape of alec baldwin chewing out his ex-wife? he gets to aim at the right. he is a very angry man. >> they want the purity test. i'm gay married. i not even gay. i just did it for social justice. >> it provides little cover. but that's the thing, mother jones which is a far left, wrote that i'm further left than breitbart. they want to strike the fear and everyone to the point that everyone will just be quiet and people have to learn that it shouldn't work. >> i think the whole trump phenomenon is showing that it's wearing off. i hear music coming. we have to remind ourselves, messaging works. the people committing a lot of isis atrocities have never met isis. that means you can influence people. this guy was influenced, but then that would be wrong or is it. i'm just rambling. we discussed the latest on the investigation with russia, coming up next. ♪ track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed,

senator tammy baldwin, democrat from wisconsin.you for joining us on this very significant day. >> thank you, hallie. >> i appreciate it. up next, we're getting an update on steve scalise's condition, and in the next new minutes, we're waiting on a news conference from police about everything happening. the congressional baseball game, by the way, set to go on tomorrow, in spite of everything that happened. we'll have much more coming up after the break. >> he shot at trent kelly, our third base mapp. he shot at steve scalise, our second baseman. he hit steve scalise. scalise's security detail and capitol hill police immediately begin -- to return fire. and alexandria police also immediately came and began to return fire. they shot the shooter, and i think the security detail saved a lot of lives because they attacked the shooter, so the heroes are the capitol hill police, the alexandria police, and steve scalise's police security detail. [ bell rings ] fun in art class. come close, come close. [ moans ] when your pain reliever sto

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i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me.nt is holding a meeting on immigration p reform and his plans on cracking town on crime by undocumented offenders. this as he charts immigration reform, a big campaign promise. it is also sort of back to the drawing board on health care. republicans are having to regroup after having to delay the vote on the senate version to replace obamacare. even more republican senators have come out against this better care reconciliation act but moments ago, during an event with the chicago cubs, president trump gave -- well, you be the judge. here is his assessment on health care. >> health care is working along very well. we could have a big surprise with a great health care package. so, now they're happy. >> what do you mean by big surprise, sir? >> i said you could have a great, great surprise. >> cnn's senior white house correspondent jim acosta just out of that briefing there. out of that briefing there. jim acosta, nice to see you. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> reporter: i think

i'm brooke baldwin coming to you live from our nation's capitol.ht now, steve scalise, the third ranking member of the house republican leadership is in stable condition with a gunshot wound to the hip. the man who shot him is dead. scalise, the republican majority whip, was one of five people shot at this early-morning baseball practice just across the river here in a quiet suburban park, a very residential and beautiful area of alexandria, virginia. a lobbyist, a congressional aide and two members of the capitol police were also shot before police ultimately took down the attacker who had opened fire from behind one of the dugouts with some kind of rifle. now investigators are trying to pinpoint why he did this. >> i actually left right before the shooting happened and had an interaction with who i believe was the shooter, based on the profile that i saw on tv. i've given a statement to the alexandria police department this morning after i heard about the shooting. they asked me to come down there because i had an interaction with someone in the

there is senator tammy baldwin, democratic senator from wisconsin. she sits on the senate committee on health, education, labor and pensions. thanks for being here, good to see you again. >> thank you. >> i want to ask you -- looks like somebody is being arrested. we have two people being arrested for protests at the senate. let me ask you ant this this conference about bipartisanship, the idea that lindsey graham says if we don't have a deal by friday between remembers we're going to have to go to democrats. we've heard a number of democrats, including susan collins, say the same thing. are you not participating with republicans because you dislike the deal so much? are they not asking you or allowing you to be part of the process? which of these three is it? >> let's be clear, the people of wisconsin didn't sent me to take away people's health care so long as they're pushing a bill that does that, 22 million people by the cbo estimates of the senate bill, there isn't going to be any bipartisan cooperation so long as they insist on trying to notch a

since she is a biographer for james baldwin. his voice is very significant to detroit. he is a founder of metro times but has had deep experience in terms of launching the black study department at wane state university. herb in many ways is like malcolm-x having foots in harlem and detroit. we are very happy to have him and dr. rita kiki edozie here today. i would like to give you background on dr. edozie. she is the former director of studies at michigan university and professor of african-american relations and african affairs. she has written seven books. five in print and two forthcoming and several journal articles and book chapters on research topics that include the comparative politics and international relationships of africa, global development, and pan-african and diasper studies. her recent books, "the african union's africa, in 2014 and we have very proud of a book rita kiki edozie edited. malco malco malcolm-x university of michigan world view. it is an excellent work and available in the bookstore. the book featured today is in our bookstore and we want

have you ever heard that tape of alec baldwin chewing out his ex-wife? he gets to aim at the right. he is a very angry man. >> they want the purity test. i'm gay married. i not even gay. i just did it for social justice. >> it provides little cover. but that's the thing, mother jones which is a far left, wrote that i'm further left than breitbart. they want to strike the fear and everyone to the point that everyone will just be quiet and people have to learn that it shouldn't work. >> i think the whole trump phenomenon is showing that it's wearing off. i hear music coming. we have to remind ourselves, messaging works. the people committing a lot of isis atrocities have never met isis. that means you can influence people. this guy was influenced, but then that would be wrong or is it. i'm just rambling. we discussed the latest on the investigation with russia, coming up next. save big on great father's day gifts at bass pro shops. like this igloo 48 quart cooler for under $20. new balance 608 trainers for under $50. plus, free catch and release ponds and

i'm brooke baldwin. here's breaks news, two attacks happening hours apart.icles used both as weapons. overnight in london a van plowed into worshippers outside a mosque. it is the second terror attack in london in all of three weeks. police have identified a driver as a man from wales. he's being held on terror-related charges, what investigators call, quote, clearly an attack on muslim limbs. a short while ago in paris, a man rand his vehicle into a police van on the -- this guy had enough explosives to blow up his entire car. >> the frank ophone has the most formidable. numerous attacks, a lot of them wound up elsewhere in the contine continent. this is just par for the course for what isis has recommended. target it, do it on a symbolic area, and if you want to look at london, this macabre and bizarre. same day, not an isis-inspired attack. >> 47-year-old white male. >> targets one of the biggest and most prominent mosques, using the same exact methods as suggested by isis to kill tthe -- he's committing -- committing a hate crime, an agent of terrorism.

i'm brooke baldwin.s now publicly criticizing the man leading the main investigation into russia's meddling and the president's firing a former fbi director james comey. i want you to listen here to what the president told fox news this morning about special counsel robert mueller. >> he's very, very good friends with comey, which is very bot r bothersome but we're going to have to in terms -- look, there has been no obstruction. there has been no collusion. there has been leaking by comey. but there's been no collusion, no obstruction and virtually everybody agrees to that. robert mueller's an honorable man. and hopefully he'll come up with an honorable solution. >> those comments came just after the president admitted that he just made up the suggestion that there were recordings of his conversations with then-fbi director james comey. his admission coming 41 days later and ending the same way it started, with a tweet. former cia director james woolsey is back with us. i'm also joined by gloria, our cn

hour two, you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. in case you are just joining us, let me reset the big headline of the day. president trump coming clean that there are no tapes, there never were any tapes, and the president apparently doesn't regret a thing. here was his tweet from just a little while ago that set all of this off. "with all the recently reported electronic vsurveillance, i hav no idea whether there are tapes or recordings of my conversations with james comey, but i did not make, and i do not have, any such recordings." now, keep in mind, 41 days ago, president trump was the one who floated this idea of the tapes in the first place. that's what we were just discussing, that may 12 tweet. deputy white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders reacting to the news. >> i think the president's statement via twitter today is extremely clear. i don't have anything to add beyond the statement itself. >> i'm curious why it took so long, 41 days, for this to be laid to rest and whether the president is recording any oval o

rosyln baldwin wants to hug police officer in all 50 states.g about the shootings in texas and baton rouge, she thought something has to be done. >> hugs are the best. >> they hope to hug an officer in all 50 states over the next year and a half. >> castle is next. "action news" continues tomorrow morning with nydia hall and greg sours. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ fios built its 100% fiber optic network because we knew that everyone would need faster internet. so we're introducing fios gigabit connection. it delivers amazing new download speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. yes, 20 times. and the really incredible part, is that it's $79.99 a month. for one year and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo for 1 year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years. all with a 2-year agreement. switch now at fiosgigabit.com. beckett: this is heaven. this is absolute heaven. yeah, you mean spending the day with your future husband? no, no. no

i'm brooke baldwin. two terror attacks just hours apart. this driver deliberately ramming the -- explosives and weapons, this is the fifth time in four months that security forces have come under attack in paris. melissa bell is standing by. what i've led. is weapons and explosive to blots up his car, melissa. simpts that was the that was confirmed early on. the bottom half, you can still clearly see that car, the white car, overtaking a police convoy and ramming is it twice, we have now learned into that police truck. inside the car were weapons and enough explosive to blow it up. this could have been worse still than it was, as it happens, no one was wounded or killed apart from the assailant who died shortly after the attack. this is another in a series of attacks we have seen, a -- has been opened in the fifth, and again security services targeted, again one of paris ease high-profile highly touristic areas, what what's come to be a in what epps can these better expecting in the end once they're faced be taken out in the act, but explos

return the anchor saying he will reprise his role as president trump next season with a catch wa baldwin't be appearing on "snl" regularly because of scheduling conflicts. >> why wouldn't he >> because of time >> he plays president trump. just getting started in office give the people what they want now to sports. the nba handed out awards last night for the best of the best of the season. most valuability player went to russell westbrook of the oklahoma city thunder he averaged a triple-double, double digits in points he rebounds and assists. westbrook is the first player to do that since hall of famer oscar robinson in 1962 >>> still to come, we're seeing big moves in the euro. ecb president mario draghi talks up the economy we're headed live to portugal. >>> and grocery wars are heating up don't miss our exclusive with kroger ceo rodney mcmullen at 10:00 a.m. "squawk on the street." ♪ me to the moon (elegant music) ♪ and let me play (bell rings) you're in the match app. now tap on the new missed connections feature. it says i've crossed paths with kate six times this week. that is a l