remember, brianna, that country is a black hole. the cia or our allies would want to sit down and talk with him. it's standard. >> so he was a defector, but there's an issue with that, right, because he had fallen out of favor with the regime and this was several years ago and this happened two decades before his death. what would the cia have to gain from meeting with someone who is so far removed at that point in time from north korea's inner circle? >> remember, brianna, that the cia officer or case officers cannot go to north korea. i mean, very basic things. for you and a lot of people it seems like is this really worth it, and it is in the names that communications equipment, who his brother is close to, what -- it's -- getting inside that family, the kim family is virtually impossible, so this guy coming out, basic details by very important and even though they are dated there's -- they are still filling a lot of gaps and for analysts to predict what kim jong-un is going to do next, the half brother would be absolutely key. h

>> yeah, brianna. we haven't heard from him yet in person, but if you do you can expect president to defend what he said yesterday because not only is he backing down on it, this president this morning on twitter was defending the move and equating it essentially with diplomacy asking somewhat jokingly if sometime he meets with any world leader does he need to contact sci about those meetings. those meetings with world leaders in his capacity of the united states is not the same thing as meeting with foreign agents who want to help you win an election, but that is what the president is doing, equating the two in his -- in a series of tweets. we should note that we haven't heard a lot of republicans be critical of the republicans, but behind the scenes several of the president's allies have privately been critically to me personally about the president's remarks, questioning not only why he sat down for this interview but why he would make a comment like that, something that so few republicans want to h

brianna keilar starts right now. >> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. under way right now. an impeachment road map or just political theater. the star witness during watergate whose testimony led to richard nixon's demise offers congress his take on the mueller report. big papi shot in the back. the stunning surveillance video and what it tells police are the ambush of boston red sox star david ortiz. raucous caucus. 19 of the 23 democratic candidates swarm iowa to make their pitches to caucus-goers in the key state. what our new polling reveals about the race for second place and top issues for voters. >>> and raging fires. evacuations and road closures in california and arizona as firefighters rock to beat back the flames. with 20 million people under heat warnings today as temperatures hit triple digits. >>> and we start with an 11th hour agreement on key evidence in the mueller report. how judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler says he's reached a deal with the department of justice that pulls possible criminal contempt charges for attorney gener

brianna keilar starts right now. have a great day. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. under way right now, round one of the democratic debates. and let's just say there were a lot of left hooks. the tilt of the democratic party on full display. and tonight round two. the front-runners squaring off including joe biden, who will likely be the number one target for his rivals. plus breaking now, the secret transcript of rex tillerson's interview with lawmakers released. what the fired secretary of state said about the president. and a consequential opinion from the supreme court that will have a direct impact on elections and how your vote is counted for decades to come. we begin with the first democratic presidential debates. tonight the main stage event for the five top polling candidates are taking part. former vice president joe biden, senator bernie sanders-meter put buttigieg, and senator kamala harris. and as the front-runner biden must be ready to fend off these challenges to his rec

for those in the united states, brianna keilar is up next. >>> i'm brianna keeler live from cnn's washington headquarters. under way right now, in america as migrant children go without soap, toothpaste and sleep, democrats fight among each other over funding to fix the problem. and after tehran mocks the mental fitness of the trump white house and vows to end diplomacy forever, president trump threatens iran with obliteration if it attacks anything american. the struggle to stand out on an extremely crowded debate stage. so how will the two dozen democratic candidates do it? at least one is studying debate performances of president trump and his former gop rivals for a lesson on how to break through. >>> and from sean spicer to sara sanders, the white house gets a new press secretary and she's connected to the first lady. >>> just moments ago, we learned the acting head of customs and border protection, john sanders, is resigning. although at this time, he's not saying why. and this all comes in the wake of reports of the shocking treatment of children at the u.s. mexico border. children in

. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar. in for jake tapper in washington with "the state of our union" reconsidering the use of twitter as a diplomatic tool. we begin with breaking news out of north korea where president trump and kim jong-un have agreed to restart stalled talks over the nuclear plans. president trump became the first sitting president to step foot on soil. president trump met with chairman kim for roughly 50 minutes and emerged to say negotiations would begin again in two to three weeks. this unprecedented meeting came after president trump sent a tweet offering to meet with kim just a day before he was set to visit the heavily-fortified demilitarized zone separating north and south korea. and it became more than the quick handshake that president trump proposed. president trump did not detail any commitment or concessions from north korea ahead of the upcoming talks which last stalled in february but the president appeared to be betting his personal relationship with kim could achieve what former presiden

>> brianna, no. i mean it is so heart breaking and i think it is worse than unconscionable, if that's possible. and the problem is that these conditions have been there. we have not been complying with flores for some time. and so just approving money to a lawless administration who is creating these conditions at the border, you know, you've seen the administration is willing to take money from other places for a border wall but they certainly are not willing to actually put money into these conditions. it's been a longer standing issue than just the last several months, as your reporter said. and i think on top of that, we have to think about how this happened. there are many ways to deal with this. number one, dealing with the conditions in these migrating countries that are sending people here, for people to be in those conditions, you can only imagine how afraid they are for their lives in fleeing. and the trump administration has cut off aid to central american countries. number two, they have

brianna? >> jessica schneider, thank you for that report, and the number of migrants cross the border with mexico, it's surging. those who are cross illegally as jessica detoday. according to u.s. customs and border protection,more than 144,000 migrants were arrested or encountered along the southern border in-makers and that is a 32% increase since april, and it's the highest monthly total in 13 years. these are numbers that include more than 11,000 unaccompanied minors. a former acting direct orf immigration and customs enforcement joins us now. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me here. >> when you are looking at this, what's going senator is it just more people coming to the border? is it a higher rate of detention, or is it both? >> it's two things that result in these kinds of conditions. the first this administration has made a dramatic cutback in the oversight of these detention facilities. they have eliminated offices that were responsible for spot check and the funding t

brianna keilar starts right now. have a great day. >> i'm briana keilar live from cnn washington headquarters. under way right now. the president's significant weapon, his signature. will he use it to make good on his tariff threats despite all the warnings he's getting from his own party. confrontations growing between the u.s. and russia including a new near collision caught on camera. plus the front-runner backtracks on a major abortion policy. we'll talk to a top aide to joe biden, and the plot on gotham. why a man allegedly wanted to attack the crossroads of the world with explosives and grenades. we start with two superpowers on what looks like a collision course to confrontation. check out this extraordinary scene captured by sailors aboard the "uss chancellorsville." it's a guided missile cruiser and part of the u.s. pacific fleet, and just feet away there is a russian destroyer which navy officials say made a dangerous high-speed turn to come right alongside the "chancellorsville." our barbara starr is at th

brianna keilar starts right now v . have a great afternoon. >> i'm brianna keilar. president trump will be leaving for the g20 summit in japan and leaves behind escalating tension on multiple fronts. he is sounding off on it all, from accusing robert mueller of erasing evidence to slamming his 2020 competitors. and there's also uproar growing at the southern border. children there, taking care of babies and extreme overcrowding in detention facilities. the conversation reignited by this photo, which shows a father and his young daughter, who drowned in an attempt to make it to the united states. we'll have their heartbreaking story here in a moment. >>> president trump was asked about these horrific condition at the border and the new border aid bill that was just passed by the house. here is what he said. >> i'm not happy with it. there's no money for protection. it's like we're running hospitals over there now. people are coming up. had an people don't understand is you have separation. separation is a terrible thing of the families and i said i'm going to put peo

brianna keilar starts right now. enjoy your afternoon. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. under way right now, across the pond the president, the queen, tea time and an awkward encounter with a prince in the middle half nasty dispute. we know that birtherism is racist, but the president's son-in-law isn't so sure, and would he alert fbi if the russians email him again? he also won't say. the jaw-dropping interview with jared kushner. plus, an admission from the secretary of state that the president's middle east plan may be hopeless, and one worker thought he was just living through an active shooter drill, but tonight 12 families won't have their loved ones home after another mass shooting in america. >>> up first, pomp, pageantry and political insults. president trump beginning his state visit to the uk by getting into a war of words with the mayor of london and trying to walk back calling the duchess of sussex nasty. ahead of the visit the president spoke with the -- spoke about the do

and brianna, he said bluntly, because i couldn't get it done. brianna. >> he was very blunt. kyung lah, thank you for that report. >>> let's talk about this. so this is a moment -- we'll talk about the joe biden side of this. but kamala harris had this moment. can she capitalize on this? >> i think she has. it was an important moment for her to sort of make her case about the importance of this issue particularly given she's had some criticism from the left on her record as a prosecutor and this is a very personal issue for her and i could say having gone to berkeley public schools years after her, it was still messed up. so for her to have such a personal experience with this issue, i think it was critical. and i think it likely gave her the bounce that she's going to need. the question will be how do they keep that momentum going into the next debate. >> he tried to turn the prosecutor/defender thing back on her but it didn't take. so i wonder, there is a source from the -- close to biden who said he's bruised but far from out. do you think, amanda, there is lasting damage

. >> good to be with you, brianna. >> senator rand paul said on this program earlier this week that he thinks that there will be enough votes from republicans to block these tariffs in the senate. do you think there are enough votes from republicans to do that in the house? >> i don't see it in the senate or in the house. i mean, you have to override a veto and i don't think that exercise is going to be fruitful. i think the better course of access to my colleagues and the senate and the house is let's vote on the underlying canada and mexico agreement and that's in july 9th is the becoming a critical date in my mind to keep an eye on. that's when we'll have a fundamental question being posed to the speaker of the house, will we vote on mexico and canada without interference from the speakers's office? >> okay. the president, i wonder what you think of this position that he's taking politically. so many republicans disagree with it. he's actually getting really high marks when it comes to the economy, and there are many political observers who say this doesn't really make sense, that t

brianna keilar starts right now. >> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. under way right now, the president's tariffs against mexico days away, hane's teeing up a standoff with washington who may try to block his latest trade war. >>> from amazon to apple they are kings of tech who enjoyed unchecked power and until now and plus, a ticket to rikers. president trump's former campaign chairman likely moving to one of america's harshest prisons where he'll be in solitary confinement and he's seen everything and will share little. the white house just told hope hicks to defy a subpoena from congress. and the president weighed in on british politics and urging the outgoing prime minister theresa may to stay in office so she could do a substantial trade deal with him. during a closed door meeting the two leader talked about trade along with security and brexit. later the president declared he was feeling a deep love from britain claiming that only a small group of people were protesting his visit. you can see clearly from these pictures that claim is false, but t

brianna? >> joe johns at the white house. thank you so much. is this a bluff? the president called the tariffs beautiful. his aides say he can turn these off. what do you think? >> i think he's negotiating and i think if he reads his book, this is what he likes to do. i think he likes brinksmanship. i think the republican senators have helped him, because they've communicated to the mexicans, holy cow, he's serious about this. they're even worried about this. they believe it's going to happen. and it sounds thoeey want to ma a deal. on many levels, he's already accomplished what he would like to do. >> but there's border security implemented when president obama had -- there was the immigration crisis that happened when he was president. and i think the difference was, they worked with mexico instead of, you know -- and did this through diplomacy and increased border security, both on the mexican border and the u.s. border. now, it didn't address what the systemic problem was, which was happening in honduras and guatemala. >> two things about t

but brianna, we have been asking a lot of questions. actually outside the ministry of health, where a press conference was cancelled. but dominican republic authorities keep on saying, brianna, that there is no mystery, because all of these deaths were natural, and that none of them are connected. brianna? >> all right, rosa flores, thank you for that report. we have new cnn reporting that the president is growing disenchanted with some of his closest advisers. >>> plus, frustrated residents confronting mayor pete buttigieg at a town hall. we speak to someone who was in the room. [laughter] ♪ ♪ "i'm okay." ♪ ♪ when crabe stronger...strong, with new nicorette coated ice mint. layered with flavor... it's the first and only coated nicotine lozenge. for an amazing taste... ...that outlasts your craving. new nicorette ice mint. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. at red

brianna spoke with families associated with blue star families.forward to overseas. >> what you first -- when you first see him, what is the emotion on his face. >> he's very happy. and excited. and he's just going to squeeze us so tight. he's just going to squeeze us so tight that we feel like our heart is going to explode. >> it is very emotional because we haven't seen him in a really long time. >> if he came home from his deployment, i would be very happy and i can't imagine the look on his face. >> you could see more of those touching interviews at cnn.com/homefront and share your stories and comments and ideas with brianna at homefront @ cnn.com. >>> and coming up, even as david ortiz recovering from a gunshot wound the suspected shooter is speaking out claiming he was confused that he targeted the wrong person. ♪ ♪ run with us. on a john deere z500 series mower. built to mow better, faster. because sometimes... when you take a look around... you notice... your grass is long... your time is short... and there's no turning back. ♪ ♪ nothing r

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brianna keilar starts right now. >> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters.ordinary statement from the speaker of the house. nancy pelosi says she doesn't want to see impeachment. she wants to see the president of the united states in prison. and it's his favorite weapon, and the president is threatening two countries now with new tariffs. the republicans say they will actually tax americans. and investigators make unannounced visits to immigration f

. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn. after coming under attack on issues of race, just moments from now you're looking at live pictures now, biden will be speaking at this conference at reverend jessie jackson's rainbow coalition. we're going to bring it to you live. senator kamala harris delivered a scathing rebuke of biden. she confronted him on his recent comments about finding common ground with segregationist senators and on his past record on school busing. arlette signs is at the rainbow push convention in chicago, and he's in a weaker position today coming out of this debate. >> reporter: yeah, that's certainly right. and last night you saw this rocky debate purchase from joe biden. and one democratic ally who works closely with biden's team tells our colleague jeff zeleny that the former vice president knows he needs to do better. it's the one thing people are going to be watching for here in chicago does he further address those comments he made last night on school busing as well as that exchange he had at lar

brianna keeler starts right now.live from cnn's washington headquarters. under way, obstructing the testimony about obstruction. democrats blaming the white house for the, quote, absurd and ridiculous appearance by hope hicks. no one goes to the concert to hear the new songs so president trump launches his 2020 campaign against hillary clinton. plus, among the 15 bold claims trump made in his 76-minute speech the claim america's air and water is the cleanest it has ever been, it has actually gotten worse. and as congress holds a hearing on slavery reparations, the republican leader of the

brianna keilar starts right now v . have a great afternoon. >> i'm brianna keilar.leaving for the g20 summit in japan and leaves behind escalating tension on multiple fronts. he is sounding off on it all, from accusing robert mueller of erasing evidence to slamming his 2020 competitors. and there's also uproar growing at the southern border. children there, taking care of babies and extreme overcrowding in detention facilities. the conversation reignited by this photo, which shows a father and his young daughter, who drowned in an attempt to make it to t

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. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. underway right now we're following breaking news out of the middle east begging the question is the trump administration fumbling its way towards a war with iran. just moments ago president trump was asked if the u.s. and iran are headed to war after iran shot down a u.s. drone and unmanned aircraft near the persian gulf. here's what the president said about the incident that has increased tensions in what was already a volatile situation. >> iran made a big mistake. this drone was in international waters, clearly. we have it all documented. it's documented scientifically, not just words. and they made a very bad mistake. >> how will you respond, mr. president? how will you respond? >> you'll finding out. >> are you willing to go to war with iran? >> you'll findi out. you'll find out. >> abby philip is live for us at the white house. abby, the president says iran made a big mistake but he thinks it may have been human error not a miscalculation by iran. what else is he saying? >> repo

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brianna keeler starts right now. have a great day. ♪ >>> i'm brianna keeler, live from cnn's washington headquarters. under way, obstructing the testimony about obstruction. democrats blaming the white house for the, quote, absurd and ridiculous appearance by hope hicks. no one goes to the concert to hear the new songs so president trump launches his 2020 campaign against hillary clinton. plus, among the 15 bold claims trump made in his 76-minute speech the claim america's air and water is the cleanest it has ever been, it has actually gotten worse. and as congress holds a hearing on slavery reparations, the republican leader of the senate says america doesn't need them because barack obama was elected. >>> first, elizabeth warren is on the rise. we are looking at new monmouth university polls in to cnn, and while it shows presidential candidate joe biden leading the pack among democratic voters nationwide with more than double the support, it is the battle really for the number two spot turning heads here. elizabeth

for those in the united states, brianna keilar is up next. >>> i'm brianna keeler live from cnn's washingtonrs. under way right now, in america as migrant children go without soap, toothpaste and sleep, democrats fight among each other over funding to fix the problem. and after tehran mocks the mental fitness of the trump white house and vows to end diplomacy forever, president trump threatens iran with obliteration if it attacks anything american. the struggle to stand out on an extremely crowded debate stage. so how will the two dozen democratic candidates do it? at least one is studying debate performances of president trump and his former gop rivals for a lesson on how to break through. >>> and from

brianna keilar starts right now.. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. under way right now, across the pond the president, the queen, tea time and an awkward encounter with a prince in the middle half nasty dispute. we know that birtherism is racist, but the president's son-in-law isn't so sure, and would he alert fbi if the russians email him again? he also won't say. the jaw-dropping interview with jared kushner. plus, an admission from the secretary of state that the president's middle east plan may be hopeless, and one worker thought he was just living through an active shooter drill, but tonight 12 families won't have their loved ones home after another mass shooting

brianna keilar starts right now.on. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. under way right now, republicans walking a political tight rope, some of them criticizing president trump over his jaw-dropping admission that he would accept dirt from an opponent from a foreign government, but they are also trying to deflect the focus on the president's outrageous comments by falsely claiming that democrats essentially did the same thing in 2016. here's republican senator lindsey graham. >> i think it's a mistake. i think it's a mistake of law. i don't want to send a signal to encourage this, and i hope my democratic colleagues will be

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. ♪ brianna presented the legendary marriage j. blige with the lifetime achievement award.n presented life time actor award to tyler perry. billy rye cyrus also sharing the stage performing old town road. country rap smash had everyone out of their seats. >> trevor: that's right, billy ray cyrus got a standingo ovatin at the bet awards. ( laughter ) i know black people give standing ovations everywhere, comedy shows, sunday at church, the dentist's office, but still, we're talking about a white dude in a cowboy hat named billy ray getting an ovation. that's next level. i love it. what a time to be alive. imagine you woke up from a ten-year coma and i told you donald trump was president, kim kardashian was reforming the criminal justice system and billy ray cyrus got an occasion at the bet you would be, like, am i still in a coma? and why am i getting a standing ovation now? ( laughter ) the bet awards is also an opportunity to see black excellence not just? front of the camera but also the people in the background. for instance, my man who lost his seat, then he thinks he f

brianna white house correspondent being listening in as well a company what do you make about. well i found the comments that followed the very end of that oval office appearance with the canadian prime minister to be perhaps what many would find the most reassuring and that is donald trump reiterating his 2016 campaign pledge that he went into the white house promising to get out of these endless wars as he called them that he has made that effort and made good on that whether it be syria or it really seemed to signal that he didn't want to go to war with iran he was pressed as you pointed out about some of the more hawkish members of his administration namely the national security advisor john bolton his secretary of state might pump a 0 who are much more hawkish * have said the united states continues to consider military options and well we heard there from the president he's not ruling it out just the opposite very very strong wording he does seem to be leaving a bit of space for this to be interpreted as an accident to potentially allow iran to save face while the united

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