i push baldwin in front. he did the same thing. >> when you're in the edit room and looking at all of the footage on the screen in front of you, listening it to it, how did you not get chill bumps every day listening to what baldwin was saying, editing it in realtime, all of what he was saying was as relevant then as it is today. >> well, that's the craziness of this project. that's the first project where i started it because i felt that that voice was necessary, was urgent and the more we were working on it it was beginning to be scary. >> surreal. >> sometimes we would look at each other, my editor and myself like, no, that's not it. and then you mix the pictures with it. you know, with ferguson happened, you know, first day, second day third day i said my god i need to send this over there because something is happening. i don't know what it is. what it will be. but symbolically i think we need to be there. so we did that, you know, and then when those young men start to be killed, not that it started now

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of james baldwin. is that fair? >> guest: no doubt about it. no matter where you look you have baldwin. i was looking at sonya sotomayor who is one of our jurists, the supreme court, and she was quoting james baldwin. there's a film that made the rounds called i'm not your negro, very fine homemaker, the study did on -- significantly important. i had an opportunity to address that particular film at, in pittsburgh at the film and arts festival to talk about the significance of baldwin again, you know, the fire next time. they have like 304 publications out there that kind of play off the title of james baldwin from that variance. those essays, pituitary essays that comprise the fires next time, is baldwin had his magisterial best. this is the epitome of james baldwin in terms of addressing the kind of inequities that exist in our society. this is superb, supreme baldwin i understand people going back and revisiting that in the 1963 publication but it's eternal. it won't go away. and baldwin walk away b

baldwin the playwright. so whether is the poet, the playwright, the public what my call, the public clarion out there. a voice for the people. whether you talk about the prophet, anyone of those themes work with baldwin. so we can understand that he was speaking and addressing issues of his time that have not gone away. that is why you can find younger people coming along now who are picking up on it and kind of what you call mixed taping and sampling. you know, baldwin's words into their particular creative endeavors. i think that speaks to the kind of power that he had in terms of perception. when he understand that was happening, not only in his personal life but it went for us as a people in this country. he was one who i would feel that was exemplary. exemplary about feelings. we had an articulate voice who could address the issues in such a way that it continues to resound today peter. people still plucking off of baldwin in so many different ways. so you are absolutely right in terms of how omnipresen

i asked "life" magazine if i could do a photo essay on baldwin.t month in january, 19 f 3ing we traveled throughout the south. >> i was also struck seeing steve shapiro's photographs the way he captured baldwin and some of the intimate moments we've come to know like him dancing in the looming room, or him alone, or with a homeless child. very powerful images that strikes us today as how we know baldwin besides his writing. >> even beyond the images that we saw, the people that we met, the leaders and just the whole spirit of the south at that particular time, i think it's his personality that comes through. i think it's the way he spoke to people and how he really got to their hearts. >> it is a matter of changing attitudes of this country. martin luther king is a great and heroic man, but he cannot do for you what only you can do. >> i think more people are coming to know him and i think more people are coming to know him because history repeats itself. and we ee living in a time that in a lot of ways bald whip was living through. ♪ >> you see b

alec baldwin is taking on an iconic new roll. you want answers?ink i'm entitled. >> you want answers? >> i want the truth. >> you can't handle the truth. >> how do you think alec baldwin will do with that line? he just signed to play on the role of that man, colonel nathan jessup made famous in that 1992 film "a few good men" part of the live stage version of the movie which has an adaptation from the broadway hit from playwright sorkin. it is slated to hit the small screen in the fall. >> it will be live. >> it's intense. it should be interesting. >> good luck. >> this is "early today." noo introducing the easiest way to get gillette blades text "blades" to gillette on demand text to reorder blades with gillette on demand... ...and get $3 off your first order ♪...from far away. but they only ♪harsee his wrinkles.♪ ... ♪if only harry used some... ♪...bounce, to dry. ♪he would be a less wrinkly, winning guy.♪ >>> that breaking news. two firefighters are recovering at two houses are in shambles. take a look at these flames here. the massive fire sta

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she was quoting james baldwin. bal there is a film that made the rounds i am not your negro and that is significantly important so i had the opportunity to redress that film in pittsburgh that the film and arts festival to talk about the significance of baldwin begin they have three or four publications that they play off the title but those essays that comprise them and baltimore with his magisterial debt this is the epitome of james baldwin addre with those inequities that exist in our society i can understand people going back to revisit that 1963 publication but it is the eternal. it won't go away baldwin will not go away because he is so prophetic. he was dealing with a situation that his time with a number of problems or issues with the same pertinent concerns todayad that he addressed back then. that is why his words havein meaning today because that is germane to our days. so from a legal standpoint or a film maker whenever of academics and journalists that has an amazing conference in relevant ways and his

i'm brooke baldwin. i'm brooke baldwin. captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this meeting came at the request of the united states as the president is on his way to europe for the g20 summit, which takes on an even greater urgency now, and we have this new video of that missile test by north korea. this is what kim jong un is calling, "a basket of gifts for american bastards." experts say the missile could reach alaska. and in a cnn exclusive, u.s. defense officials say that the two-stage missile is a brand-new weapon that

.>> i am thinking of the great writer james baldwin.baldwin advanced the notion that when people don't want to do with their own hurt for their own pain, that terms to hate. how much of these racist ideas continue to be advanced in our society today have to do with that hurt and with that pain that has turned into hate because they can't deal with the former -- they engage the latter. does that make sense? >> it is racist ideas that are producing the ignorance and hate. so to give an example, if you have been led to believe that you are not advancing what your job because of so-called illegal immigrants and black people, and you want to provide for your family, who are you going to end up hating and blaming. you are going to ignorantly play black people. if you have been led to believe that you are not advancing in your corporate office because of affirmative action, who are you going to blame store you are not going to blame the policy that are holding you back. you are going to blame black people. you are going to get angry at people.

for our north american viewers, "newsroom" with brooke baldwin "newsroom" with brooke baldwin starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thank you so much. good to be with you all. i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. let's get to the breaking news, shall we? 24 hours after their health care bill collapsed, president trump hosting a lot of frustrated republicans at the white house and demanding they delay vacation until a new plan is in place. only problem is, it's not entirely clear whatsoever what that plan actually is. first, here's the president as he walked into the lunch. >> we're close. i think we're a lot closer than people understand. and we have to pull it through. so important. but we're in this room today to deliver on our promise to the american people to repeal obamacare and to ensure that they have the health care that they need. we have no choice. we have to repeal and replace obamacare. we can repeal it, but the best is repeal and replace, and let's get going. i intend to keep my promise, and i know you will too. obamacare was a big lie. you can

miss mary and baldwin -- baldwin, president and ceo. white house staff assistant to president ford and commissioning committee co-chairman. commissioning committee, co-chairman. commissioning committee co-chairman. from huntington eagle shipbuilding, most recently served as president of newport news shipbuilding. rear admiral bruce lindsay, united states navy, commander, naval air forces, atlantic. rear admiral brian antonio, united states navy, program executive officer, aircraft carriers. vice admiral thomas moore, united states navy, commander, naval sea systems command. vice admiral michael shoemaker, united states navy, commander, naval, air forces. admiral frank caldwell, united states navy, director, naval nuclear propulsion program. admiral phillip davidson, united states navy, commander, united states fleet forces command. admiral john richardson, united states navy, chief of naval operations. the honorable, secretary of the navy, acting. the honorable donald rumsfeld, former secretary of defense. [applause] the honorable scott

it was so powerful that two-minute segment where dick cavet had a yale professor and talked to baldwinnd said look doesn't matter you're black, you're black writer i'm a white writer, we're friends and he just missed the point and baldwin took him out so straight and clearly about the reality of being black. and that was powerful and a i think that should be shown to everybody. everybody should be required to see that. >> speaking of powerful your work is powerful. always honored to have you here. safe travels. see you soon. >> hope so. >> that's our show tonight with frank gehry. thanks for watching. and as always keep the faith. ♪ >> announcer: for more information on today's show visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> join me next time with oscar nominated film maker about his oscar nominated film "i am not your negro". we'll see you then. ♪ >>> and by contributions from your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> good evening from los angeles, i'm tavis smiley, tonight we'll catch up with world famous violinist and conductor, itzhak perlman. he'll talk about his historic stud

with me now is senator tammy baldwin from wisconsin.ember of the health education and labor committee. senator, thanks for joining. you are still in session for the next two weeks. your response to the white house saying they need more obamacare votes? >> you know, if the new team thatonald trump assembling was smt, they would really press him to switch gears. it is time to put aside these efforts to sabotage, to destroy, and to repeal and replace, and instead focus on where we can find some common ground. and i truly believe that there's common ground to be found if republicans work across the aisle with democrats. if you think about it, the big issues are costs. and whether that is in the form of our working together to make these csr payments that would stabilize the insurance marketplace, or work on tackling the spiking cost of prescription drugs, there's a lot of common ground out there. and that's what the president's new team should be advising him to do. >> there may be common ground somewhere, but we're hearing from the white h

talk about satellite night life they said alec baldwin is going to be our donald trump, you saw the portrayal. it was good, the president took notice bit very quickly, wasn't too happy about that. but this is a guy who has been on saturday night life before. he's cognizant of the fact that sometimes he can be a cakierer and he's elementary schools based braced doing that i will dispute alex baldwin's impersonation is good, i don't think it's good. i think donald trump is very much our first very president that's tapped into the cultures, the pop culture. he's our pop culture president. i don't know if this is just his personality or something he gets a rice out of, but him in conflict with people that are in media in conflict he really seems to to thrives off of that. look at kathy griffin, even though she apologized for what she did, holding up the severed head press conference after press conference. there's drama to it and that tends to help both sides. is that sa tire or were they string into the realm of being mean. like i said about chelsea handler it's like self controlling in some way

coming up later today, steven baldwin.ggest supporters. we'll get his take on the president's european trip and the critics thereof. don't forget mark stipe, he'll be with us -- mark steyn, he'll be with us later this hour. but first though, ann coulter. there she is coming down the hall. yes, she's in progress. [laughter] down the hallway, into the studio with us after this. ♪ ♪ stuart: take a look at "the wall street journal"'s new editorial. the title? running the schumer blockade, the gop senate needs to stop democratic abuse of rules. it outlines some of the ways democrats are stalling president trump's agenda. here to react, the author of the book "in trump we trust," ann coulter. journal editorial makes the point that the president has put forward all these nominees for various jobs in his administration, and a tiny number have been confirmed. >> yeah, shocking. stuart: and it's deliberate on the part of schumer. i don't think there's much the republicans can do about it, is there? >> i think there are things republ

. >>> hey guys aleau claire baldwin is my guest tonight. plus julie andrews and thank you do not change the channel. >>> and happening now a blue algae warning in napa county public health officials say the lake scum linked to the death of two dogs in the past week. investigators think the dogs became sick after swimming in a pond at the end of milton road in napa so far no people have been affected you're award to stay airway from any water containing the algae. >>> a bay area tv news ledge has died. van and berg anchored the evening news in the 70s to aids. opening the newscasts good evening and here's what's happening. the veteran newsman covered the patty hertz kidnapping on the as is fashion of a mayor fred van amberg attended berkeley high school and san francisco state. and he worked at kgo tv more fuch much of his court reporter. he was 86. >>> well tonight 17 cats are being nursed back to healthy after being abandoned in vallejo. the manager of the humane society of the north bay was leaving work when he saw this. cats packed in th

for our north american viewers, "newsroom" with brooke baldwin "newsroom" with brooke baldwin startsht now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thank you so much. good to be with you all. i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. let's get to the breaking news, shall we? 24 hours after their health care bill collapsed, president trump hosting a lot of frustrated republicans at the white house and demanding they delay vacation until a new plan is in place. only problem is, it's not entirely clear whatsoever what that plan actually is. first, here's the president as he walked into the lunch. >> we're close. i think we're a lot closer than people understand. and we have to pull it through. so important. but we're in

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. a new week, new faces, and only time will tell, to borrow a phrase, if it would be a new-and-improved way of doing business at the white house. john kelly is approaching his sixth hour as white house chief of staff, as questions surround him. can the retired marine general calm the chaos that's the trump administration also in attendance was jeff session. it's believed this is the first time the attorney general has been in the same room since the president launched these attacks calling sessions week and beleaguered and disappointing after sessions recused himself from the russia investigation without telling the president beforehand, but we watched the pool spray, there were no signs of friction, just plenty of adulation for this new chief of staff. >> good morning. this is our first cabinet meeting with general kelly. he will be chief of staff. we all know him and respect him, admire what he's done, and at homeland what he's done has been nothing short

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alec baldwin isn't going anywhere. >> it is also giving them ratings. >> alec baldwin said that he isse he thinks that people have experienced it trump fatigue. >> he will be there until -- >> everything -- >> neil: yeah, well, we will see. all right, meanwhile, there is a new study that shows people waste more than one day a week on nonwork activities, this does not apply to sean spicer, but what do you think of that? >> i think that people need to get off of this thing. i think that if it was like in school, that would be cut down in half. >> they said that people spend about 56 minutes on their phones during the workday, so you are right. on their phone or on nonwork related activities, but i don't see a problem with that because if you are getting your work done, and you need a little bit of work-life balance. >> i am sure he we have all been to a retail store, and you go to the counter, and they are just -- >> nobody is ever >> >> who is the bigger idiot? >> i think you hit it on the head, as long as you're getting your work done, it's fine, there have been other studies that sho

i'm brooke baldwin.ll these new questions now emerging about this meeting between donald trump jr. and this russian attorney as we're learning these new details about this eighth previously undisclosed person in the room. his name is ike kaveladze. and one former senator says the russian-american has a murky history. if you go back to 2000, he was actually linked to this $1.4 billion money laundering investigation. he wasn't charged or prosecuted at the time. mike rogers is with me now, host of cnn's "declassified." he's also a cnn national security commentator, former republican chairman of the house intel committee. so, mike rogers, good to see you. >> great to see you, brooke. >> on this kaveladze bit, so we know that he now works for that russian oligarch who originally requested the meeting with don junior. but to know that this individual, and again, he wasn't prosecuted, but to know he was in the meeting, does that concern you at all? >> well, you know, if you look at the cast of characters around

i'm brooke baldwin here on the santa monica pier on a sunday. been partying and talking about "the nineties". . i had the pleasure of talking ta the executive producers and we were talking. tonight's episode a two-hour episode. specif specifically on tv in the '90s. "seinfeld," "friends," "family matters", but also about tv moments like o.j. simpson. here was a piece of our conversation. >> we have an episode called "can we all get along." we look at race issues in the '90s. we look at o.j. in that particular episode, we look at the trial of o.j., what he was being tried and acquitted. in the television episode, we look at it from a television per spect i have. it was a television event. not only the car chase, but the trial itself. >> it was 93 million saw the e quit tall. i don't know how many people saw the car chase, but we all remember it. >> so 93 million people watching that moment. the acquittal alone in the '90s when that happened. tv moments and tv hits. so this whole premier, we have been at the pier all afternoon. this crowd got a li

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i'm brooke baldwin. you have been listening to a secretary of state, rex tillerson, who was inside, one of the most highly anticipated meetings here between two world leaders in recent memory. president trump and russia's vladimir putin meeting face-to-face for the very first time. this meeting last add whole lot longer than anyone anticipated. we clocked it. it was 2 hours and 16 minutes. we now know what was discussed behind closed doors. for one, russia's influencing the 2016 presidential election. there were a lot of questions as to whether or not president trump would, in fact, go there. the indication from administration officials was that he would not. but you just heard secretary tillerson says the president opened his meeting confronting president putin about it and putin went on to deny it. the two also made some moves on syria, reaching an agreement on a cease-fire in the country's southwest. they talked north korea. they talked china, and as we just heard at one point, they went on for so lon

we'll speak with tammy baldwin. this cartoon from the repealing the earlier plans to repeal and replace in favor of just repealing then replacing later. you get the idea. >> here's the idea, it's only elephants in the picture. they just need to do it together. they are on the same team. stay with us. noo introducing the easiest way to get gillette blades text "blades" to gillette on demand text to reorder blades with gillette on demand... ...and get $3 off your first order chances are, the last time yoyou got robbed.an, i know-- i got a loan 20 years ago, and i got robbed. that's why i started lendingtree-- the only place you can compare up to 5 real offers side by side, for free. it's like shopping for hotels online, but our average customer can save twenty thousand dollars. at lendingtree, you know you're getting the best deal. so take the power back and come to lendingtree.com, because at lendingtree when banks compete, you win. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast

both his speech and a lot of baldwin's writings. the i think with what -- it,e that douglass used for as i've already said, it is tapping into american ideology. and arguing that there is a powerful reform side to american ideology. and that history can change. things can change. why els would he have given the speech? you mentioned lessons of the hour. and you have written about frederick douglass and his i've autobiographical writings. what other stations that you think are important to understand frederick douglass's life? the context of the question, the discuss often, we are in danger sometimes when we look at one speech so much of that person, like martin luther king, we think instantly of his "i have a dream" speech. what is that speech mean? does everyone still know the meaning of it? martin luther king's wife, their armani moore speeches h. morehere are many speeches. what other speeches and writings you put up there with fourth of july? >> i would say this speech i believe that was the most popular for in the time was a sp

. >>> alec baldwin getting buzz off tv, his former "snl" co-star and former president bill clinton tookstage at new york apollo theater. >> this is supposed to be a surprise for alec. it is certainly a thrill for me. maybe not so much for him. i mean, tonight he is stuck with a boring former president, trapped in the reality based world. i wouldn't know an alternative fact if it hit me in the face. >> bill clinton was always a good performer. >> so is alec baldwin, but not last night outdone. >>> solar power farm in china is getting the internet attention today. china panda green energy completing first phase of a solar powered facility in the shape of a panda bear. we have a photo. the photo on the left has gone viral. but it is an actual picture of the plant. photo on the right is an actual drone photo of the solar farm. >> little disappointing then, the real one >> the one on the left would be disneyworld solar. >> it is more like a fat little pig there. either way, you can't see the white. either way, it is trending >>> still to come, one former treasury secretary says president tru

baldwin. -- roll call. >> no. >> no. >> mr. blunt. no. >> mr. booker. >> no. >> mr. boseman. >> mr. brown. >> no. >> mr. burr. >> ms. cant well. mr. cardon. >> no. >> mr. carper. >> no. >> mr. casey. >> no. >> mr. cassidy. >> aye. >> this is the vote. and we are left to read the tea leaves along with you. obviously we will keep a tally. we just saw along with you lindsey graham offer a thumbs up to someone. there is corn in of texas and the vice president. john mccain left the chamber together again. back inside the vote. >> mr. corker. >> aye. >> mr. corn in. >> mr. cortez mast. >> mr. cotton. mr. crapo. >> mr. cruz. >> mr. dans. >> mr. donnelley. >> no. >> ms. duckworth. >> no. >> mr. durbin. >> no. >> mr. enzy. >> mrs. ernst. >> aye. >> mrs. feinstein. >> no. >> mrs. fisher. >> aye. >> mr. blake. mr. franken. >> no. >> mr. gardner. >> mrs. jill brand. >> no. >> mr. graham. mr. grassley. >> ms. harris. >> no. >> mr. hatch. >> mr. hinrich. >> no. >> mr. hide camp. >> no. >> mr. helder. >> ms. hirono. >> no. >> mr. hoven. >> mr. inhoff. mr. isaacson. mr. johnson. >> aye. >> mr. cane

scott baldwin who are joining us now.t is your reaction to what the new york times is reporting. they say donald trump jr. was promised damaging information about hillary clinton before he agreed to meet with this lawyer. donald trump jr. saying he didn't know who he was meeting before he ended up at the meeting, only that he was told by an acquaintance that he should meet with somebody who had information that may be helpful to their campaign. >> well, i think there are a lot of questions and fewer answers right now, we're going to unpack this over the next day or two probably, it will be investigated by mr. mueller who is the special counsel the special prosecutor. it shows us the campaign, and people high up in the trump campaign, after he got the republican nomination had the aptitude and willingness to meet with russian officials or russian operatives in order to get information damaging to hillary clinton and anything that would help donald trump win. it's even more significant because you have all these other meeti

brooke baldwin is back with us. she has a d.j. there.brooke. >> welcome to my sunday. i don't know how i landed this gig, but i'm not complaining, we've been listening to my favorite jams from my high school and college years in the '90s. this is all teeing up, we're so excited for the original series, '90s to premiere tonight. if i could bring anything back from the '90s, let's be real, it would be the music. if anyone follows me on instagram, you have been all piling in on all this amazing music you want played at this '90s party, this is tom, who has the best gig. what do we miss about '90s music other than everything? >> you got it right. pretty much every genre had a good song. michael jackson to montel jordan, boys 2 men which we're going to get into. >> i may have gone to a boys ii men on ert and they may have thrown roses out. what's next? >> we're going to go to boys ii men which is one of your favorites. >> let's do it. ♪ this is how we do it >> wait for it, boys ii men. >> anyone can come out, we're at the santa monica pier he

next up is senator baldwin. senator baldwin: thank you, mr. chair. recently in wisconsin i held roundtables on rural broadband access in two communities. eagle river which is near the northern border in our state with the upper peninsula of michigan. and monticello, which is in green county, near the illinois border, southern border of our state. and they are very diverse communities but there were certainly very similar themes i heard in their communities with their lack of broadband access and how it harms their economic development, how it affects their ability to attract new amilies to live there or vacation there, how it affects local health care providers to fully utilize the promise of health i.t. and electronic medical records. an example of which is in green county, the southern county i visited, the local hospital does have a sophisticated health i.t. system, but patients can't access their electronic medical records at home without access to broadband or do something simple like uploading a photo of a healing wound to avoid a travel to a c

baldwin voices the title character in this digital cartoon.a mini-dictator with a master plan to win an epic battle of cuteness against puppies. wolves are at the gate in the skoo keeper's wife. this one's based on a true story during world war ii. when nazi troops move into poland, chastain uses the zoo to save lives. this performers from the dead pan of steve martin to the cool of eddie murphy and the unpredictable mania of the late robin williams. >> how about a final look at the forecast now. >>> chuck, how's it looking? >> >> still optimistic about the forecast for the day. no rain around washington, sprinkles out to the south and west. our best chance for any rain bb between about 2:00 and 4:00 or 5:00 this afternoon. after 6:00. many hours in a row, this model updates every single hour, and for the last five or six hours in a row, it's been keeping the rain chances out of here for the fireworks display. let's just hope this is one time that model is correct. rain chances around here the next couple of days and the weekend, a few showers

. >>> get ready to hear alec baldwin say these iconic lines. you can't handle the truth! >> that's the best movie. >> i love when you rise to the occasion. >> vhs. i still have it. >> the actor signed on to play the role colonel nathan jess up in the live stage version how is this going to work. you remember the role jack nicholson made famous. you can expect to see it -- alec baldwin is a good one, though. >> should be good. >>> 5:27. >>> mother nature issuing a code red. that's another one for the -- you need me on that wall. code red for weather around here the next couple of days. we'll be soaring to perhaps near 100 degrees by the weekend. check of the forecast for today coming right up. >>> we continue to follow breaking news. a house fire sending two d.c. firefighters to the hospital. molette green is live at t he >>> that breaking news at 5:30. firefighters are monitoring hotspots after flames broke out inside a northwest washington town house overnight. >> two firefighters taken to the hospital here. molette green is there. we'll check in with her for an update a

baldwin. -- roll call. >> no. >> no. >> mr. blunt. no. >> mr. booker. >> no. >> mr. boseman. >> mr. brown. >> no. >> mr. burr. >> ms. cant well. mr. cardon. >> no. >> mr. carper. >> no. >> mr. casey. >> no. >> mr. cassidy. >> aye. >> this is the vote. and we are left to read the tea leaves along with you. obviously we will keep a tally. we just saw along with you lindsey graham offer a thumbs up to someone. there is corn in of texas and the vice president. john mccain left the chamber together again. back inside the vote. >> mr. corker. >> aye. >> mr. corn in. >> mr. cortez mast. >> mr. cotton. mr. crapo. >> mr. cruz. >> mr. dans. >> mr. donnelley. >> no. >> ms. duckworth. >> no. >> mr. durbin. >> no. >> mr. enzy. >> mrs. ernst. >> aye. >> mrs. feinstein. >> no. >> mrs. fisher. >> aye. >> mr. blake. mr. franken. >> no. >> mr. gardner. >> mrs. jill brand. >> no. >> mr. graham. mr. grassley. >> ms. harris. >> no. >> mr. hatch. >> mr. hinrich. >> no. >> mr. hide camp. >> no. >> mr. helder. >> ms. hirono. >> no. >> mr. hoven. >> mr. inhoff. mr. isaacson. mr. johnson. >> aye. >> mr. cane

i'm brooke baldwin. we begin with a potential nuclear showdown.he united states is about to touch down in europe for a series of meetings as his administration scrambles to respond to this first ever test by north korea of this icbm, this intercontinental ballistic missile. this marks a crucial advance in its arsenal. one, the secretary of state calls, and i'm quoting him, a new escalation of the threat to the u.s. and to the world. before the president left the united states, he again took to twitter to call out china for its economic support of north korea, tweeting, "trade between china and north korea grew

a helium tanker flipped in baldwin park last night. it closed down "eastbound 10" for more than three hours. haz-mat teams were called in >>> new video shows a tanker crash in southern california. a helium tanker flipped in baldwin park last into the closing down eastbound 10 for more than three hours. it was cleared. the chp says it is possible the driver was speeding and misjudged the turn. the driver, his wife and their pet chihuahua are all okay. >>> a crackdown on so-called sanctuary cities with attorney general jeff sessions announcing new rules that could have some bay area cities paying the price. kpix 5's jessica flores live in oakland with the details. >> reporter: we are in front of oakland police department and this is one of the local law enforcement agencies that could be paying the price because last week oakland city leaders voted to cut ties with immigration agents. but attorney general jeff sessions is saying any sanctuary city may not be receiving any of that federal grant money. he is banning sanctuary city from tha

all melissa mccarthy has to do is keep appearing and alec baldwin on snl.s we form this larger group of discombobulating him with humor, ridicule, satire. we want him up at 3:00 in the morning tweeting. the more he's doing that, that's the less he's doing to hurt. >> he does appear to pay more attention to you and alec baldwin and melissa mccarthy and everybody at "snl" than he does to the constituents of republican congressman billy long who have impressed you can't vote for this. you're right about the number of fronts that need to be manned here. >> the thing is, like you said just said and, i just announced the strategy. >> it will still work. >> say he's watching right now. i think over at fox during this hour there's a test pattern. he's flipped over here and heard the strategy. that still -- he can't control himself because there's a disorder afoot here. we want to keep him busy with that disorder. not busy in the way where he's launching tamahawk missiles but where he's chasing his tail. it's our version of wagging the doll. >> when you go to broadw

alec baldwin nominated for best supporting actor for his portrayal at president trump.is is us" 11 nominations, including a nod for outstanding drama series. sterling k. brown there, christie and ron jones, they are all up for acting honors. >> wow, saw jack in there too. >> full list of nominations at nbcbayarea.com. i might have to watch the season to get a good cry again. >> i have not seen "this is us" yet, it's on my to do list. >> don't you like to cry? >> i do, but i'd rather watch "game of thrones." >> that'll make you too, too scary for me. >> you may be catching up on shows this weekend. it's really going to be heating up, up to 101. >> that is frightening. >> i'm going to cry. you don't have to watch this is us. >> we'll be back, yes, find some place air-conditioned and join us for the news at 5:00. >> bye. ♪ >>> well, hello. selena gomez dropped her new song this morning. sexy, sexy, slow jam right there. >> a little bit of that bad liar, it has that sexy vibe to it, right? >> what a nice mouth, there she is. she's right there. >> that's all we see of her ri

for our viewers here in north america, "newsroom" with brooke america, "newsroom" with brooke baldwinnext. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hi there, i'm brooke baldwin, happy fourth of july. thank you for tuning in to cnn on your holiday. we have to talk north korea. north korea's claimed that it successfully launched its first icbm, that's intercontinental ballistic missile, something a u.s. official now says the probable. it would be a significant advancement in the regime's effort to build a nuclear weapon capable of actually reaching u.s. soil. the launch triggering an emergency meeting of president trump's national security team. you have japanese officials saying the missile may have landed in their exclusive economic zone, some 200 miles from japan's coast. after this launch, president trump

i'm brooke baldwin. i'm brooke baldwin. here's what's happening now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this meeting came at the request of the united states as the president is on his way to europe for the g20 summit, which takes on an even greater urgency now, and we have this new video of that missile test by north korea. this is what kim jong un is calling, "a basket of gifts for american bastards." experts say the missile could reach alaska. and in a cnn exclusive, u.s. defense officials say that the two-stage missile is a brand-new weapon that has not been seen before. so, let's begin this hour. michelle is standing by for us, our cnn senior diplomatic correspondent and first just on this emergency meeting, what are we expecting to hear from ambassador haley. >> reporter: this is going to be big. it's an emergency session called by the united states in the midst of a crisis. it's not just after yet another missile launch by north korea. it's them ramping it up and now testing an intercontinental ballistic missi

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. i'll be back for your fourth of july. in the meantime, stay right here. jim chusciutto is in for jake tapper. "the lead" starts now. >> "the lead" starts now. a former official says he's expecting an olympian level of macho when president trump meets vladimir putin for the first time as president. but will mr. trump even mention dirty russian hacking during the election? >>> here's one good way to get a spot on the beach on fourth of july weekend. close all the beaches to the public. governor chris christie under the sun and now under fire for this move. >>> plus, the baby whose plight has captured much of the world's attention. now why both the pope and president trump are weighing in. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jim sciutto in for jake tapper. we begin with the president's golf weekend outside new york laying the groundwork for a very important week ahead, including his first face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. today he was working the phones, talking with world leaders from italy, france and