brooke: right.rian: you go on to say, "which explains why so many of us are still reeling." brooke: we always thought that if somebody behaved badly, even if they did not break the law, they would lose in the court of public opinion. look what happened to the republicans. every time trump did something like diss john mccain for having been a prisoner of war. i like people who don't get captured, he said. or diss the nation to the south, they send us their rapist and their criminals. or the "access hollywood" tape, for crying out loud. when does this guy stop getting a free pass? when do the norms that basically keep us civilized, that helped valuese us, a pool of that we can share even if we don't share political policies, when does that kick in? and it didn't, hence the distress. i think it comes from all quarters, not just liberal democratic ones. brian: what did you think of hillary clinton? brooke: i thought she was a problematic candidate. i thought she was a groundbreaking figure in many respe

host: where did it start for brooke goldstone? brooke: gladstone? host: there is reality out the window right now. brooke: it is not the first time. it is -- where did the anxiety start? host: no, where are you from originally? brooke: oh, ok. i am from long island. my parents did the various jobs and we were mostly class. lowish-middle and then my father switched jobs and we were doing well for a while and moved to a much bigger house. i am one of six siblings. then he did terribly and we had to sell the house and moved to vermont. tripled the jewish population of the town we moved to in the northeast kingdom. i went to the university of vermont. my parents went basically from bankruptcy to bankruptcy and ended up incredibly happy in new mexico. host: how did you get back to new york city? brooke: i took the long way around. to be honest. after vermont i moved to d.c. and i was there for 13 years and started out as the worst waitress that the nation's capital has ever had. fired from virtually every single job. ultimately a customer got me a job wr

sorry, brooke. we kind of have to move out of the way really quick because the thing is we're in a bit of danger right now to get in between the police and the guys throwing the bottles. so, we kind of have to keep moving in this direction. >> well, please move away. let's get you guys to a safe place. safety is the number one priority here. i can just -- let's get you pulled away. it's a tenuous situation. we want our crews to be incredibly safe as we try to cover, really, both threads of this g20 story for you. the meetings of these world leaders here in hamburg, germany, and of course these images that we've been watching play out on the screen for the better part of nearly an hour. fred, we still have your audio. are you okay? >> reporter: hey, yeah, it's all fine. it's all good. >> let's have a conversation. we don't have to have you on tv. >> reporter: i'm right here. that's okay. i'm right here. >> i see the water cannons. >> reporter: yeah. yeah, exactly. so, we're -- i'd say we're about 50

detective brooks labored for months, nights, weekends. this one, huh? >> i kept thinking of the children. i wanted answers for the children. >> reporter: and then, a breakthrough. finally nine months after the murder, a police analyst managed to recover several deleted text messages, including this one, time stamped 8:20 a.m., five hours before the murder. michelle writes to her dad, "has to be today. can't live like this. awful this morning." her dad's response? he asks if she can get him away for lunch, right? >> yes. >> reporter: she says she can? >> she says she can. and he replies, okay, i'll let you know the time. >> my review of some of the text messages is that marc really wasn't interested in going to eat lunch that day, but she begged him to take her to lunch. >> reporter: after lunch, remember, she asked to linger for an ice cream treat. all the while texting her dad, said the prosecutor, tipping him off to marc's whereabouts as carl placed a killer in their home. >> it just kind of sent chills up my back. what kind of person h

kelly ward, incumbent republican, nice to see you. >> hi, brooke.to be here with you. >> we know the white house reached out to you about challenging senator flake. who did you meet with when you were in washington this summer? >> well, you know, as i've mentioned before, these were private meetings and i've told people i would keep them private because i'm not a leaker. i know there are a lot of leakers in washington, d.c. but i am not one of them. so i'll keep it private but i will tell you this, president trump and his administration are certainly not interviewing prospective candidates to try to create a dream team for donald trump. the people of america, and in particular in my case the people of arizona, are doing just that. they know that jeff flake is a sanctuary senator and he's been a very poor performer for almost two decades. and they're looking for a competent, qualified, capable person to take the reins to get to washington, d.c. and do the thi things that people of our great country want done. >> i understand he would like the job. ca

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. 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

-brooke: i want that.patrick in the element that suits him best. his sales pitch is strong. patrick: ...comes in a lot of different colors. lemonis: and he knows his numbers. patrick: that one with the flocking would retail around $44. -liz: okay. -brooke: okay. lemonis: and he's doing all of it without dan and kelly having to hold his hand. brooke: could you put a colored lace? patrick: a hot-pink drawstring or something like that would really make it pop. i think that's a really good idea, actually. lemonis: but best of all, he's taking feedback the right way. brooke: i love the kitschy, whimsical expressions that reflect your personality. liz: my favorite part of the collection is the graphics. i think the graphics are really fun, and i think customers are looking for things that are gonna surprise and delight them. and then, i think first and foremost, it's getting the setup ready. we call it a "trunk-show" model. so, you bring in the stock and we actually sell it. then if it takes off, you know, we ar

still some distance off, though, brooke. >>> that does it for me. i'm brooke baldwin. happy fourth. brooke. not the kind of fireworks we were hoping for. "the lead" starts right now. >>> breaking now, the request -- news that north korea fired an intercontinental missile and how can president trump respond? >>> countdown to the showdown. new details about the president's upcoming meeting with vladimir putin. what the ground rules will be and what it says about the relationship between the two men, the two nations right now. >>> plus,

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i don't know, brooke, because it's all fresh, if they captured.ndividual. >> we don't know. >> but that will be a priority, too, to find this individual and make sure that the people are safety. motive is very important. they need to have that individual in custody. once they get that individual in custody, then the investigation truly begins. if this is a driver who was drunk, or a driver who just had a horrific accident, that's one thing, but if there is a terrorist matrix, we have a problem on our hands. >> before we go there, because we don't know, as you point out, this is a tragedy that's happened the day before the fourth of july. this is boston, a city that has a massive celebration, as many american cities do. what do you make of the location being the boston airport and the timing? we'll emphasize the point that we don't know if it's a terrorist-related, but they're looking for large crowds, and then they drive into the targets. >> actually forgive me for jumping this. it could be the car. it looks like air bags have deployed. this is a

you got any pics of brooke '90s?hat awe natural. >> you have to remember, like, steven segall and medical gibson. i tried to rock my look like that. "lethal weapon" and "above the la law." you're a 15-year-old kid and you want to emulate them. >> totally on purpose is what i'm hearing about the hair style. what about even, i mean, in the show, you were the cool guy, you were the jock, you know, you were talking about how zach was the preppy guy. >> the character itself, he was supposed to be more like vinnie barbarino, all those things, like he played the drums and wrestled. that was me in real life so they incorporated that into the character. >> obviously those dance moves. you can't fake that. >> either you got rhythm or you don't. but that was not intended. just -- they just sort of incorporated that. so thank goodness my mom put me in a bunch of different stuff when i was a kid and to stay busy and out of trouble. >> of all the different episodes, we're remembering back when jesse spon was hooked on the caffeine

nothing. >> brooke was just 15 years old in that iconic ad.nned her daughters from modeling until after their finish college. quote: it's a cutthroat and demoralizing business, and you have to be there for auditions and work, and my kids aren't missing school. >> they have enough of being self-absorbed with selfies and, i don't know, all that kind of stuff. it's enough, already. we don't want to add hollywood to it. >> advocating women with curves, brooke adds we shouldn't just see 15-year-old bodies. i don't want a 15-year-old body. i don't want to look like a little boy. ♪ i want your love and i want your revenge ♪ >>> lady gaga is returning to the stage. she just wrapped filming "a star is born," and now she's about to go on tour. and she's giving us a few secrets. >> hire here we go. >> here's one more reason to love lady gaga. kicking off the bud light dive bar tour in a secret location in vegas for selected friends. >> i've made so many amazing friends in dive bars over the years. and they have a special place in my heart. >> it's a much

brook thomas: exactly. he is aware of -- he is imagining that we can bring this together as a nation. that is what was so utopian about it. there are all sorts of other things. some of the people up there -- columbus is up there. joan of arc, i think the only female is up there. john milton. it is a really fascinating view of one man's view of the country. >> i thank you for that talk, it was interesting. for -- rananton red for president, he did not say much, but he did say, let us have peace. that was the watchword for his campaign. by that he meant bring the sections together. bring the races together and so forth and so on. rosencrantz, who had been in the war thought it would be a good lee might robert e. say about the prospects for the union in the election and so forth. so he met with lee and some other generals at white sulfur springs, convinced them to write a letter. lee, who signed the letter and was sort of the lead voice said yes, we are all for union again. we are all for bringing the country

i'm brooke baldwin. special coverage here on several major events. moments from now, the senate will hold this crucial vote on health care to see whether they will begin debate on some version. i say that on purpose, some version of the republican health care plan, a bill that's been really mysterious all the way up until now. you know senator john mccain has been away, undergone surgery, will be speaking live, we'll be back in washington speaking live on the senate floor, returning since being diagnosed with brain cancer just a couple of days ago so that's significant. we'll take that live. of course we're also watching the president, who is set to give this news conference as he intensifies his own attacks against his own attorney general, jeff sessions. support among republicans for the a.g. is growing and fast, so we have those comments for you. but first, let's talk about the u.s. senate set to vote on whether to move forward on debate for this republican health care bill. it is safe to say this is one of those votes we have absolutely no idea h

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me.the lead" starts right now. >>> jake seen all around the world? president putin and president trump meet face to face. president trump calls him out for russian hacks. it seems nothing america has done yet has stopped the spy threats. >>> plus, north korea celebrating a july 4th missile launch with fireworks. but did president trump just hit a roadblock in this crisis named vladimir putin? >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm pamela

brooks suggested that maybe it did. but your point again about this relationship with meade and lincoln, has your research revealed anything about post gettysburg or is it just about lincoln and grant and meade on the sideline? >> lincoln says your golden opportunity is gone. he thinks it meade defensively at gettysburg, it ends the war. that is a tremendous pressure on any commander. it toess compared waterloo. it is just not going to happen. >> there are people that like to talk about the civil war as the modern war, hard work, whatever. the fact of the matter is that those historical comparisons look backward. ofy look back to a myth napoleonic conflict as opposed to actual conflict under napoleon. what is equally important is the letter that is sent. the same day that lincoln composes this letter of disappointment in meade he also writes grant and says, during the pittsburgh campaign, you were right and i was wrong. i made some bad calls here. he's willing to give grant the kind of slack in a campaign ddled.he activ

monaco reeks of it. [ brooke scoffs ] [ inhaling ] ahh, so good. >> brooke: that is not real money, billays wanted my face on a dollar bill, and there it is. "in bill we trust." >> brooke: [ laughs ] you are so silly. >> bill: i'm handing them out at the event to encourage bidding. every dollar spent goes towards spencer charities. [ chuckles ] >> brooke: that is a good idea. >> bill: thank you.

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

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

your son will be fine. >> brooke: coco, can i talk to r.j. a moment alone, please? >> coco: sure.m, i'll -- i'll be outside. >> r.j.: okay.

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when century ago earlier they gave to the collective voices of carl sandburg just like gwendolyn brooks are so many other distinguished writers those that fuelled the creative process of the generations to follow. sova to scroll the galleries looking at some of those exhibits that will fire the imagination of young people and who among them could become the next brooks. the american writers museum has given chicago a new cultural thing you to endure for many years to come and i am pleased to note it is expected more than 120,000 people savoring the chicago experience will pass through the museum stores each year. regional tourism that is vital to the future of chicago the reserve time from the busy schedule to engage with us since this celebration that the legacy the museum will honor i have the pleasure to introduce mayor emanuel who is a voracious reader and he and i exchanged books not the least of which that i recently shared with him that i recommend to all of you through the short and tragic life of robert peace. but his commitment to make chicago laissez-faire and welcoming metro

well, month brooks has one answer.ter condemning what he called president trump's public water boarding of one of the greatest people alabama has ever produced, unquote, brooks made the following offer. i alluded to it earlier. he'll withdraw from the senate race if his opponents do the same and allow sessions to return to the senate. all right. seems like a smart play. your move, senator strange. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ backpack, check. that's the family taking care of business. awesome notebook! check. but who takes care of them? office depot / office max. this week, these composition books are just 25 cents each. ♪ taking care of business >>> welcome back. see, time for the lid. panelists is back. and i want to talk about president trump's announcement today that the u.s. will

so, brooke, we'll see how this escalates. of course sarah huckabee sanders will likely be asked about this today. the president yesterday in the rose garden said time will tell, time will tell. he did not say he was going to fire the attorney general. the real difficulty here, brooke, and the reason that he probably hasn't fired him yet, a confirmation process would be very difficult in this climate here. so, for now, a week into this withering assault of the attorney general, he continues to be in limbo but he is at the justice department at this hour. he's at work, brooke. >> as you says, head down, doing his job as a cabinet secretary for the president. jeff zeleny, stand by. we'll take you and the press briefing the second that starts. let me broaden this out. i've got david chalian and maeve reston kicking off the discussion here. david chalian, listen, we can't begin to understand or explain why the president over and over is publicly belittling his attorney general, this loyal soldier and first senator to sign on for t

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

well, while i was covering tornado damage yesterday and today, a victim named kevin brooks said he was overwhelmed with all the complications to decide about this, so he asked me to look into it. >> the whole house is absolutely destroyed. >> with the roof ripped off kevin brooks' condo, neighbors say they were approached by people who could help, but they were not with the insurance company. >> i don't know what decision to make. >> they claim they can represent you, in exchange for you giving them 10%. >> correct. they also claim they can get more than the 10% is worth. so i guess, get more money at the end of the day. i just don't know. >> the people offering their services are called public adjustors. >> what is a public adjustor? >> a public adjustor is a licensed advocate for the property owners. >> it's what joel applebalm does for a living. >> we are not lawyers, i want to be very clear but we do personal representation, specifically for property damage for the property owners. >> reporter: so how do you guys get paid? >> we get paid on a percentage of the structural and person

i'm brooke baldwin. jared kushner is talking. he is the quietest member of the president's inner circle, at least publicly, but today he just became the most -- member to step before congress and explain his interactions with russia and during the transition time. really the bottom like is the president's son-in-law, top adviser is denying any collusion involving him or anyone else from within the campaign as far as he knows. he also stepped in front of the cameras, which we never see, in front of the white house shortly after meeting with senate investigators. >> my name is jared kushner. i am senior adviser to president donald trump. when my father-in-law decided to run for president, i served his campaign the best i could, because i believe in him and his ability to improve the lives of all americans. and now serving the president and the people of the united states has been the honor and privilege of a lifetime. i am so grateful for the opportunity to work on important matters such an middle east peace and reinvigorating amer

>> brook silva-braga. thanks, brook. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," the former acting director of the cia michael morell on the possible investigation into the collusion between the trump campaign and russia. >>> congress returns from the july 4th recess today, but efforts to repeat and replace the affordable care act look to be dead in the water. at least ten gop senators say they oppose the bill drafted by mitch mcconnell and the others. senator mccain says that bill is dead and it's time to come up with a new proposal with the democr democrats. >> introduce a bill. say to the democrats, here's a bill. it doesn't mean they control it. it means they can have amendments considered. then when they lose, they're part of the process. that's what democracy is supposed to be all about. >> and the clock is ticking. lawmakers have three weeks of work before an august recess. some republicans want to shorten the break, which would go against capitol hill direction. >>> turning to the western states now, this mor

the teenagerfrom 0ntario brooke henderson, of canada.ger from ontario was aiming to become only the sixth player to retain the women's pga championship title and a birdie at the 18th moved her into a share of the lead alongside danielle kang, on par. yet that near miss for an eagle would ultimately prove very costly. danielle kang, in the final group, still had one to play, and when she birdied the last, the title was hers. at the 144th attempt, she has claimed the fifth title of her career and is also now a major champion. afterwards at the press conference, the 24—year—old was asked how about what her father, who passed away three years ago, would have made of her win. i think that it has been a really difficult road for me, for the past four or five years, and difficult road for me, for the past four orfive years, and it is difficult road for me, for the past four or five years, and it is life, though. you have to pick yourself up, and you have to keep working ha rd up, and you have to keep working hard at it, and then believe in what

here's the thing, brooke. the easiest thing that sarah huckabee sanders could probably do in response to all these questions that she gets about jeff sessions is to say t president , the president is not going to fire jeff sessions. he doesn't agree with the recusal decision on russia but he has faith in the attorney general to do the job. she doesn't say that. but the reason she doesn't say that is because donald trump doesn't feel that way and that's the thing. you have to listen to what's not said, both about reince priebus, the chief of staff, and about jeff sessions. i think dana's exactly right. jeff sessions -- >> chris can i just sad, and i'm sure you would agree with this, that i think that sarah is probably also not saying explicitly the president won't fire him because that may be true right now, as she's standing there, but it could also change in five minutes and she has egg on her face which has happened many times before. >> dana's exactly right. and i think that you have to -- you never, as a p

we saw bob brooks down the shore in wildwood where there is heavy flooding.ou're down the shore prepare yourself for the rain event. meteorologist chris sowers is tracking thissal morning long, he will let you know how long it will stick around and when the sun returns. >>> so glad you stayed with us we have an important recall to tell you about this morning affecting ford vehicles, the company said it is recalling 117,000 cars because bolts in the seat belt or seat belt buckle may fracture. this involves several models from the 2014 and 2015 model years. there have been no reports of accidents or injuries due to the defect. customers will be notified and dealers will replace them free of charge. >>> apple has a patch for the ios devices. rod pwn was exposed by security researcherrer -- researcher and could attack iphones, as well. the patch will insure your devices are safe. we're coming back after the break. >> reporter: all right, welcome back everyone, 6:25 a.m., saturday morning, heavy rain is beginning to wind down. a flood advisory is in effect for the

>> brook silva-braga here in new york. thank you so much, brook. >>> this morning transgender people serving in the military are trying to figure out what's next. yesterday president trump banned transgender troops from serving anywhere in the military. it even caught the pentagon off guard. the announcement triggered criticism from both sides of the political aisle. mola lenghi reports from the pentagon. >> reporter: rudy is a los angeles army reservist and transgender. he said it was very painful when he learned of president trump's tweets announcing the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military. >> we are here to serve our country just like anybody else, and we're 100% mison and capable. >> reporter: a rand corporation study estimates there are between 2,500 and 7,000 transgender servicemembers on active duty, 7,000 more in the reserves. the future of those serving remains unclear. the pentagon has questions for them. >> this is about military

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please welcome max brooks. hey, max. come on up.u "the zombie ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) laureate" of the united states. because zombies have been popular, you know, for a long time, but you've been writing about them since 1997. what draws you to the zombie genre? >> well, i don't think it so much draws me as repel meas. it's fear. because i grew up in a pretty nervous household. >> stephen: right. your father is the great mel brooks and your mother was the great anne bankroft. amazing. >> thank you. my mother is addition to being the great anne bane kroft, she got death threats in the 60s when she kissed sidney portier at the oscars. it's standard practice whoever was giving away the oscar gives the winner a peck on the cheek. that happened. sidney portier came out, and next day, a mountain of mail threatening her life. so she was a little jumpy, and she was a little worried i would be kidnapped. now, here's the thing. most of us have moms out there, you know, who are worried we're anything to be kidnapped. but not e

because he was in the district, nor with a save $212 if he goes to school in south brown brook.sn't this just arbitrarily done as a division problem? >> i imagine so. i can't say for sure how they calculated. i've not been involved in the calculations. that is the number they gave us the cost educate each student in the district. >> pack, thank you very much. please stay in touch with us. i would love to have you and michelle back on the radio. >> thank you pat. >> there is a saying that wine only gets better with age, if that's true then while discover pretty here in new jersey has some fine wine that's as old as our country itself. >> you're about to see some of the most rare wines that this country has ever seen. i figured i would bring something to the table. >> i better get reimbursed for this. >> cabernet. [inaudible] >> know it's not anything like this. >> is a historic because i don't remember? >> address some wonderful wineglasses as well. >> liberty hall museum was the home of the first governor of new jersey, wayne livingston who built the back in 1700 and it was live

like that interview yesterday we had with munoz our guest host this morning, arthur brooks. to start you've made some great points already. didn't make me feel real good about a lot of the points. >> there's so much to be optimistic about in washington these days it's just going so well. >> thank god the market -- >> sarcasm. >> a little bit of that. >> not everything in the financial markets is dependent on these guys doing the right thing or doing their job. >> although i have to say, you saw the thing about the smart car just now do you have teenagers yet, joe >> i do. >> i have three teenage kids the idea of having a brain in the car when the car is being driven by a teenager, it's a crazy idea, right? >> yeah. to have at least one brain in the car. >> exactly >> no. age is -- or youth is a wonderful thing but, you know -- >> not behind the wheel, though. >> why waste it on the young for an aei person, in fact you're in charge -- >> i've been president for almost ten years now, as a matter of fact time flies. >> what is trump in terms of how you view him as someone that

bob brooks is a bit further south in margate. a great day to be at the beach. >> rick, absolutely amazing, you couldn't ask for anything better and i couldn't ask for a better assignment on the 4th of july and i want to show everyone the incredible scene we have. look at that it's picturesque pan the camera over and look at the scene in margate serving as a reminder how great an area and country that we do live here. it was red, white and blue from the beach to the boardwalk. the shore was packed full of proud people to celebrate america's birthday. on our way into ocean city across the bay. bird watching and cathy morgan was back home from florida. >> we were blessed and on the beach from washington township he was showing his american pride the red white and blue setup. >> it's patriotic love america. >> the kids were thinking about food and fun. >> the fireworks. >> curly fries and the fireworks? >> yes, awesome. >> the roller coaster. >> in ventnor you can grill. >> we did 60 sliders. almost 60 sliders. >> hot dogs and quesad

>> brooke: please tell me sheila wasn't with him. >> katie: ugh. >> brooke: oh, no!e: that is a problem. >> steffy: yeah, i know. you don't know the half of it. i'm just really hoping that dad can convince him to come home. >> brooke: you told ridge where eric is? se r.j.: hey, mom, you wanted to

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

reporting live in wildwood, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." gray back to you in the studio. >> thanks for the update. slt -- as the soaking rains wreak havoc on the region. you can check out the 6abc app right there on your phone or tablet. the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> 7:04 a.m. breaking news to tell you about, a child is dead, 6 others are hurt in a fast-moving fire in camden overnight. "action news" viewer sent a picture of the fire shortly after it break out on the 1200 block of morton street. when firefighters arrived on the scene they found flames coming from both floors of the home. witnesses say some children were tossed to neighbors so they could escape the fire. however, unfortunately one child did not get out alive. although the cause of the fire is under investigation this morning, officials say they don't believe it was intentionally set. >> i would say no, you won't normally have a suspicious fire when you you have occupied structures like this with that many people being at home. we do have working

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. >> then garth brooks at 55 and showing no signs of slowing down.ur backstage exclusive with the legend. >> before he was a bachelorette villain, demario had an interesting run- in with britney spears. her priceless reaction. >>> then charlize theron on her "atomic blonde" raw. macaulay call kin's new look, and steph curry's surprise for a disabled veteran and a very excited mom. >>> now for july 25, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> justin beieber's new apolog to fans after abruptly canceling his biggest tour yets. >> what's the reason? and is it too late now to say sorry? >> any message for the fans. >> i love you guys. you're awesome. i'm sorry if you feel disappointed or betrayed. >> he abruptly canceled the remaining shows of his tour. we talked to a source on bieber's tour. >> he needed a break. john mayer was quick to defend justin's move, and he tweeted, quote. when someone pulls remaining dates of a tour, it means think would have done damage to themselves if they kept going. we have lost so many great artists lately, and i give th