brooke? >> before we look ahead to him being in washington and, of course, on to his final resting place at his alma mater, the u.s. naval academy in annapolis, being buried next to his best friend, let's talk about what we saw and experienced today. it was such a symbolism of the ceremony, nick, not just in word, but in the democrats, you know, the republicans, hearing from his dear old friend from the senate that the former vice president and joe biden, you hit on how biden spoke about grief and how he knows it so profoundly because his wife, daughter, son and of course john mccain. it just seemed to me, it was a civics lesson unfolding. >> reporter: absolutely. joe biden, the first words out of his mouth were, i am joe biden. i am a democrat and i love john mccain. there was laughter after that. that was one of the themes of joe biden's message was bipartisanship and the ideal of america that john mccain believed in and he says he believed in. also, we heard from larry fitzgerald, a player

. >> thanks, brooke. we love you. >> thank you. >>> let's continue on, please. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news -- >> top of the hour you're watching cnn i'm brooke baldwin. one of the president's most vocal allies is set to be in court right now facing criminal charges and i'm not talking about trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort, who yes, is on trial. we're talking about republican congressman chris collins, the first member of congress to endorse candidate trump. prosecutors are scheduled to arraign collins, his son and the father of his son's fiance on insider trading charges. federal prosecutors say the congressman took advantage of his seat on the board of a australian pharmaceutical company. we have him highlighted. just follow the circle of him there at that picnic. this is the congressman. that is when prosecutors say he received a phone call from the firm that a clinical trial had failed. the congressman picks up his cell phone and calms his son cameron. >> he then tried to rea

i'm brooke baldwin. two days after his death, senator john mccain's final words have now been released to quote the association he treasured the most, his fellow americans. just a short time ago, his former campaign manager read a letter from the war hero, presidential nominee, father of seven. he died saturday from brain cancer at the age of 81. they are words of pride, power, and also the belief of a promise of better days ahead. >> these are john's words. my fellow americans whom i have gratefully served for 60 years and especially my fellow arizonians, thank you for the privilege of serving you and for the rewarding life, the service in uniform, and in public office, has allowed me to lead. i tried to serve our country honorably. i have made mistakes but i hope my love for america will be weighed favorably against them. i have often observed that i am the luckiest person on earth. i feel that way even now, as i prepare for the end of my life. i have loved my life, all of it. i have had experiences, a

newsroom with brooke baldwin starts right now for those in the u.s. ♪ >>> hi there i'm brooke baldwinyou're watching cnn. right now prosecutors getting done to the nitty-gritty of their case against paul manafort and very shortly the defense will get its turn to cross-examine the prosecution's star witness. manafort's former aide bill gates. it focuses on shell bank accounts that manafort used hide millions of dollars. rick gates testified about his boss's money troubles, 2015 and 2016, gates admitted to false information to help manafort get bank loans. earlier the prosecution presented e-mails showing manafort directing gates to move that money around. let's start with our cnn reporter outside that courthouse in alexandria, virginia. talk to me, he's not on cross-examination yet, correct? >> reporter: that's right, brooke. gates has been fielding questions from prosecutors for nearly three hours. just resumed from a lunch break and that's expected to continue for a little bit longer, but the judge has been pressing the prosecutors to move along with their case, so think cross-examin

i'm brooke baldwin.ou are watching cnn. thank you for being with me on this monday afternoon here as the nation pauses to remember and to pay tribute to senator john mccain, who died saturday after a long battle with brain cancer. just moments ago, his former campaign manager read allowed a letter from the political dynamo known as statesman, patriot, and maverick. i just want to play this for you. you listen to this. this is the final public words of senator john mccain. >> these are john's final words. fellow americans, that association has meant more to me than any other. i lived and died a proud american. we are citizens the world's greatest republic a nation of ideals, not blood and soil. we are blessed and are a blessing to humanity when we uphold and advance those ideals at home and in the world. but we have always had so much more in common with each other than in disagreement. if only we remember that and give each other the benefit of the presumption that we all love our country, we will get th

brooke? >> sara, thank you so much. for so much more on this i have dylan back with me today, the director of the netflix film "get me, roger stone." so you know a lot about these two. starting with tell me the story of just how they first met. >> roger had been an antagonist, a hired antagonist of elliott spitzer when joe bruno and elliott spritzer were battling and he got fired when he left drunken messages on elliott spitzer's father's phone threatening him and cursing and then separately when elliott spitzer later went down for prostitution kristin davis was in prison at the time in rikers in solitary confinement, being strip searched by guards, furious, seeing elliott spitzer basically getting away with what he prosecuted other people for. so when they met at a radio show roger said to her, we should team up against elliott spitzer and you should go into politics. >> so they team up, they go back ten or so years. how close -- because you heard what sara -- what they obviously want on what roger stone may know, righ

brooke has a rare form of epilepsy called renie. she needs thc to treat her strong seizures. under law cannabis is banned from school campuses. >> it is lifesaving. many kids that have your pay can have long seizures. and go into a coma because they can't stop them. that's how dramatic it's can get. >> reporter: this is video of brooke having a seizure this summer on a san diego beach. her mother puts a few drops of the thc oil in brooks mouth and the seizure stops and minutes. >> it's like your body is running a marathon in a matter of minutes. >> reporter: brooke cannot be in school without the thc oil close by. the recon valley union school district worries that allowing a bandit drug in class can jeopardize millions of dollars in federal funds. the school district says the courts need to verify if the school district is allowed to place a student on a school campus in administer her cannabis despite the federal government keeping it off the campus. >> >> reporter: and administrative law judge ruled last month that brooke can attend the school right now. she currently has

i'm brooke baldwin. we start with just the latest twist in this russia investigation as the investigative walls appear to be closing in on long time trump friend and adviser roger stone. special counsel robert mueller has his sights set straight on stones' inner circle and one of the witnesses is defying him by refusing to appear. this guy's not showing up for his grand jury testimony that was set to happen for today. andrew miller is a stone associate who tried to fight mueller's subpoena by arguing that mueller's appointment was unconstitutional, but the judge handed down a 93 page opinion, saying that mueller's appointment is valid. miller and his lawyer are now gearing up for another round of legal battles hoping to appeal to the grand jury order once again, hoping to appeal it once again. all of this is happening at robert mueller just subpoenaed the man who stone said was his wikileaks back channel and another layer to this today, another close stone friend the woman known as the manhattan mad am,

brooke? >> stay with me, i want to bring you into my bigger conversation here with legal experts standing by. caroline polissi is a federal criminal attorney and with us cnn analyst michael zeleny. michael, let me begin with you. let me jog back a second to the news of don mcgahn and his departure post brett kavanaugh confirmation. it was all of 11 days ago that we all learned he had sat and cooperated with the mueller team, gave them, you know, about 30 hours, and we know that that unnerved the president. and now we hear he's leaving. connection? >> i don't think so. i know there's reporting that the president was unnerved by this, but i don't credit that anonymously, brooke. the deal for the testimony of kavanaugh, rather mcgahn, was really well-orchestrated by the white house counsel and special counsel ty cobb. this was done through the justice department's coordination to make sure the privilege wasn't fully waived. and i think that everyone knew that mcgahn was going into testify pursua

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i'm brooke baldwin, thanks for being with me.e lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >> thanks, brooke. guiliani just told mueller, put up or shut up. shut up. i haven't heard mueller say a word in a year. "the lead" starts right now! twitter, pressure, president trump calling on his attorney general to quote stop the investigation into himself and his team. he may have given the special counsel all new evidence in the property sechlts a lead exclusive, something that may have been unthinkable the tsa considering ending security screening at 150 airports in this country to save money. is this what president trump meant by make america safe again? plus from the target corners of the web to the trump rally who are the fringe theorists who call themselves qanon. hello, i'm jake tapper, president trump escalating the russia version going each further in his cal

i'm brooke baldwin. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> thanks, brooke.wn-ups than the perils of social media. president trump raging and rattled after learning that the white house counsel talked to robert mueller's team for 30 hours and no one in the west wing is quite sure what he said. he cooperated with prosecutors to expose watergate but to president trump that means he's a, quote, rat. nixon white house lawyer john dean here to respond. >>> plus, we

brooke. >> jeremy, thank you.he woman at cnn whose job it is to follow all things melania trump. she is kate bennett, our white house reporter. kate, jeremy laid out other members of the family or trump's inner orbit who have gone against the president on x, y, or did. again to have his wife totally split with him over, over lebron james. do you know, what's the thinking behind the first lady here? >> well, i mean, i think this is a first lady who just expresses her opinion and expresses what she's feeling, whether it disagrees or agrees with her husband. she is going to say it. this wasn't just a minor correction, wasn't a statement issued by her office. i asked the question, and that was the answer. i think the difference here between the east wing and the west wing is that oftentimes the answer feels like, you had know, it's come from the first lady. it's direct. it's truthful. and it doesn't mean to cause waves. it's not released to cause the waves. but by the nature of what she's revealing of course it does.

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me.irst here is the prosecution star witness rick gates testifying in the trial of his former boss paul manafort. the prosecution is expected to wrap up any moment now and then what could be a fiery cross-examination will begin. testimony today has focussed on the complex system of shell companies and foreign bank accounts, manafort allegedly used to hide millions of dollars. money from pro-russian politicians in ukraine. gates testified about his boss's money trouble from 2015 to 2016. gates testified about false information to help manafort receive bank loans. manafort directing gates to move money through offshore accounts in e-mails. joe johns is covering this for us from outside that courthouse there in alexandria, virginia. joe, bring me up to speed on the trial at this moment. >> reporter: so, our question, of course, as you said at the top, brooke, is when will cross-examination begin? the assumption is it's pretty close. what we do know is that the prosecution has asked a lot of

. >> brooke: what's going on? >> hope: uh, ridge seems to think that it's not over between steffy and liam. >> brooke: well, steffy has made her intentions very clear. so has liam. hope and liam are engaged to be

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i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. you just heard the white house denying the president is obstructing justice on this russia investigation but it appears something has suddenly and deep by disturbed this president, because we're watching, if you've been following at any point today, this outburst on twitter as president trump launches his most aggressive attack yet against this russia investigation, telling his attorney general to end the investigation right now. let me quote the tweet. we're going to talk a lot about this. attorney general jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch hunt right now before it continues to stain our country any further. it should be noted the attorney general has recused himself from all russia related matters. the president direct attack on his own subordinate comes despite the fact his aide said they were not worried about the trial under way of former campaign chairman paul manafort. here is what the white house has to say. >> it's not an order. it's the president's opinion. it's rid

hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the golfing news that american brooks koepka has won his second major of the year and third in m months, by claiming the 100th us pga championship in missouri by two strokes. after a shaky first five holes for the world number four, that included two bogeys, he regained his composure, showing great consistency both off the tee and to the greens. but he was pushed all the way by adam scott and 14—time major winner tiger woods, who was in the running until he fell apart on the penultimate hole. and the 28—year—old from florida held his nerve to finish on 16—under and cement his place as arguably this year's premier player, as he lifted the wanamaker trophy. this was an extraordinary victory for brooks koepka, his third in a major in the last 1a months. he becomes only the fifth player to win the us open and now the pga championship in the same year, and he did it with a nerveless display coming down the stretch. just as other players were starting to wobble, he had to withstand a sensational charge from tiger woods and a spirited

. >> brooke: why not? >> hope: because i haven't.nd i want her at the wedding. >> brooke: honey, i understand what you're trying to do. you want to bring everybody together, and that's great. that is a worthy goal. but let's save that for a different day, okay? this is your wedding. we can't take any chances. >> hope: steffy wants me to marry liam. >> brooke: [ sighs ] that's fine. maybe she does. but why invite her mother? >> hope: because she asked to bring someone, and i don't want her to feel alone. >> brooke: taylor is a loose cannon in the best of scenarios. and on your wedding day to liam?

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i'm albert brooks.dians. >> one of the first things i ever saw him do was the school for comedians. >> let's see how these kids are doing. >> he was walking past the spit take class. >> i just walked into the room. now, start to drink. good. now, i speak. guess what? i just heard from a bank and not only don't you have any money, but your sister is dead. that was funny. >> what was special was his singular vision, his style. this was alternative comedy, for sure. >> during the next hour you will see the first in a series of programs entitled "an american family." >> albert had been watching "an american family," which was the first reality show. it was on pbs. they spent a year filming a real family, the loud family. >> you got all the boys, i got all the girls. you can't beat it. >> both of us shared the sense that there was a lie at the heart of this, which is that the camera can be there without changing things. when we did "real life," the movie together, the underlying notion was to poke fun at tha

brooke. >> barbara, thank you. speaking of admiral mccraven, i want to hone in, he is the retired navy admiral who oversaw the raid to kill osama bin laden. as barbara was alluding to, it's his letter where he's urging the president, bring it on, revoke my clearance, it would be quote unquote an honor. the admiral who has really shied away from public political comments is showing that he is fed up. >> you could just see from the tone of the letter he had had enough. i mean, there was an under tone of a powerful sense of embarrassment as to what was happening to the united states and then in 250 very focussed and powerful words he said what he said. i think that would be in case of emergency break glass, i think bill mccaven broke the glass yesterday and we might see an awful lot of other folks like him more willing to comment now, john. >> let me bring in eli lake, also with us cnn national security analyst kelly. welcome to both of you. let's also point out kelly used to work with john brennan when they were on t

>> brooke, their credibility really at stake here.e make she is imts sta, these definitive statements saying the president had no role in the drafting of that statement. then the president's legal team goes against that and contradicts it in a memo to the special counsel when they said actually trump did play a role, he did dictate that entire statement. that has been a recurring pattern throughout everything with russia. the white house often complains about the focus of russia on reporters and on their reporting that they have on the white house. but we have seen their narrative change ever since president trump got into the white house. at first they said there was no contact at all with any russians. then they said there was no collusion. and now they are saying that the collusion is not a crime. as far as this goes, jake sekulow is not the only one who said that the president had no role in that statement. sanders, hope hicks, and kellyanne conway. it simply isn't the truth anymore. >> the truth comes out in the end. thank you bo

brooke adams is five years old and she's similar to many other kids.she likes her toys and loves her juice. but unlike other kids brooke has dravet syndrome...a rare form seizures. for brooke...the number one thing that helps stop those seizures is t-h-c oil.sot she needs the thc it actually calms her brain and stops the seizure.kindergarten started monday for brooke but she's only able to go to her school, village elementary in santa rosa, because of a judge's temporary order allowing her to do so. see the district origionally said that because of federal drug laws she wouldn't be allowed to bring thc oil to school...which would stop her seizure. her mom jana is hopeful the judges order is a step in the right direction. sot happy of course and hope they will see....brooke is given medical marijuana oils that include thc, cbd, and thca twice a day at home. if she gets a seizure at school her personal nurse would place this oil behind her lip. without that oil her seizures could last up to three hours long.sot now with the cannabis on board her seizures

brooke, there were a few different people that did it.he referred to one person as urban meyer's attorney that came to talk to her and she said he impressed upon her what would happen. she was supporting the family at the time because he was a graduate assistant. can you imagine what this would do to your family. it was zach smith's family according to courtney who drove down his mother and grandfather who was former ohio state head coach earl bruce they drove down from ohio to florida to talk to her right after this incident happened. she had still, was still deciding whether or not to press charges. she told me she waited eight days. they talked to her and she said she felt pressured. the prevailing sentiment from everyone who talked to her this is the first time it's happened, this is probably the last don't you think he deserves a second chance. >> so brett, the question is who knew what and why did no one seem to do anything sooner. you got your hand on these text exchanges between courtney and coach urban meyers wife shelly. let me

brooke adams is five years old and she's similar to many other kids.ikes her toys and loves her juice. but unlike other kids brooke has dravet syndrome...a rare form of epilepsy that causes seizures. for brooke...the number one thing that helps stop those seizures is t-h-c oil.sot she needs the thc it actually calms her brain and stops the seizure.kindergarten started monday for brooke but she's only able to go to her school, village elementary in santa rosa, because of a judge's temporary order allowing her to do so. see the district origionally said that because of federal drug laws she wouldn't be allowed to bring thc oil to school...which would stop her seizure. her mom jana is hopeful the judges order is a step in the right direction. sot happy of course and hope they will see....brooke is given medical marijuana oils that include thc, cbd, and thca twice a day at home. if she gets a seizure at school her personal nurse would place this oil behind her lip. without that oil her seizures could last up to three hours long.sot now with the cannabis on

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>> brooke: no more surprises, okay?ope: no. >> brooke: except maybe one. >> bridget: hey, sis. >> hope: bridget! hi! oh! [ laughter ]

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the judge says for now brooke can go to school. the unified school district released a statement saying they are happy to have the opportunity to serve brooke and has direction from the court to be able to do so. >> we hope the judge will rule in our favor and let her stay on campus and i'm hoping by this temporary situation that everyone can see that it's not a big deal, just like any other kid with any other medication, she'll go, go to school, and if there is an emergency, they'll take care of it. >> it was a good first day. the adams family met with a school nurse last week to show her what to do if brooke suffers a seizure. as for the court case, the judge is expected to issue his final decision in late september or early october. raj? >>> many high school students returned to school today to find a new level of campus security. the campbell union high school district installed, you see them here, security fences at del mar high school and prospect high school. these iron fences add a layer of defense against possible school s

the school system issued this statement about brook's situation. the rincon valley unified school district is happy to have the opportunity to serve brooke and now has direction from the court to be able to do so. the adams are happy their daughter can continue learning in a school environment. brooke's parents have already met with the school nurse to teach her how to administer that medical medicine. and the judge in this case, he's expected to issue his decision sometime in late september or early october. reporting live in santa rosa, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. we're going to be updating this sorry across our social media platforms. our today in the bay team is going to be there when school starts in the morning. coverage starts at 4:30 tomorrow. >>> wild and frantic video just released of the moment the nelson fire in fairfield closed in on the solana spca. this here is body camera footage from the vacaville as they raced to get the animals out. it looked like it would be totally destroyed by the flames. office

. >> reporter: the first week of kindergarten for 5-year-old brooke adams has been quite a change. for the first time she's been allowed to attend public school through a court order. >> she's been adjusting to a new location, new kids. but she's really enjoying it. >> reporter: brooke requires special care as she suffers from a rare condition that causes her to have seizures. this scary episode caught on camera during a recent family trip. her family has resorted to cannabis oil for treatment. >> i think as a parent you do whatever you can for your child. i mean, the cannabis is keeping her alive. why wouldn't i want her to have it wherever she goes? >> reporter: but state and federal lafs ban cannabis even n for medicinal purposes. >> they say their hands are tied. >> we absolutely want to serve the student, and she's a wonderful student and a wonderful family. however, we have laws that dictate we cannot have that medication on campus. >> reporter: last month a judge heard brooke's case and is finalizing a ruling. for now this temporary court order allows brooke to stay in class

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there was more outrageous the match came to a close brooks took down brill mbulelo penalty the shaka. equaliser the guests in the eighty fifth minute five with the game in time added on both sides of playing for the win but it was the mood he went for the q i don't know kinship with the winner i was afraid it was. going to survive if we keep on going like this we've got a nerve racking season ahead but that's good for the fans it was a really intense game that in the end went out why and i don't think it was undeserved from bines i think it's just too shrewd she switched over because you have to be honest it was a tough game for the refs and sort of use it so i wouldn't want to be a video assistance for referee mistakes happen the important thing is how you deal with. it on them you. also open the season with a surprising when shaka will be hoping to improve their fortunes states who. had time in the black forest freiburg hosted frankfurt's to departure of coach nico called much to byron the summer has already hit the team's performance but can they thirteen things around we'll find o

how many of them work at the white house now, brooke? >> zero. >> zero. >> zero. >> all of these people are gone. and i will tell you it's not just this picture, again, six in ten top level trump staffers do not work at the white house anymore. 18 months. it's the kind of boss he is. he plays people against one another. he is willing to possible publicly shame people as he has done we petedly with sessions, who continues to be the attorney general tide and despite being scared stiff and beleaguered and weak. it is a remarkable thing, it is not normal piece of the presidency that has redesigned not normal to be a president means. back to you. >> you are one of our best people for rolling through that. >> always, not a b or a c list person. >> i got you. chris lizza thank you so much. we have the security aspect of the whole thing that happened in the situation room. we have so much more. including omarosa's credibility, what was her official role in the white house, what did she do in the last year half? >>> also in a major development in

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this was an extraordinary victory for brooks koepka, his third in a major in the last 1a months.pga championship in the same year, and he did it with a nerveless display

brooks koepka knew that he was being chased down by tiger woods.ds, though, ominous -- has he felt better at a major tournament in a long time. >> not for a while, no i was pretty ticked at the british open i had to leave there this one i never quite -- i had the lead there this one i never quite had the lead it was a golf course in which i couldn't sit still and make pars and be okay with it. i had to keep making birdies the golf course was soft, it was gettable. >> tiger wood not one of the top eight automatically going into the ryder cup team but a huge amount of momentum. i'll tell you who is in the team koepka, justin thomas, patrick reed, bubba watson, jordan spieth, rickie fowler and webb simpson. four more picks to come. phil mickelson and tiger woods in contention and likely to be two of the picks for the tournament at the golf national at the end of september. >> tiger wood, huge name recognition, but he can't keep it clean the ongoing scandals around shall tiger woods. >> still. >> still which is a problem for sponsors in terms of whethe

. >> reporter: school is done for the day and kindergartner brooke -- and kindergartner brooke adams is headed home. this five-year-old is attending school under a temporary court order. brooke has a rare form of epilepsy. she needs the thc , the key ingredient of cannabis, to treat her strong seizures. under law cannabis is banned from school campuses expect it is lifesaving. many kids that have this can have long seizures. they go into a, because they can't stop them. that is how dramatic this can be. >> reporter: this is video of brooke having a seizure this summer on a san diego beach. earnout -- her mother puts a few drops of the thc oil in brooks mild and the seizure stops in minutes. >> it is like your body is running a marathon in a matter of minutes. >> reporter: brooke cannot be in school without the thc oil close by. the recon valley union school district worries that allowing a banded drug in class could jeopardize millions of dollars in federal funds. the district says the courts need to clarify whether a school district is allowed to place a student on a school campus a

there was more outrage the match came to a close brooks took down. penalty the shaka bench eleven equaliser the guests in the eighty fifth minute by with the game in time added on both sides of playing for the win but it was the move to wait for the cue that no kinship with the winner i was a finish it was. meant as a lie to get if we keep on going like this we've got a nerve racking season ahead but that's good for the fans it was a really intense game that in the end went out why and i don't think it was undeserved from bines i think she's into should she switched over surely she would have to be honest it was a tough game for the refs and sort of you should say what i want to be a video assistances for referee mistakes happened the important thing is how you deal with. it on them it. also opened the season with a surprising win with the boss will be hoping to improve their fortunes states who . are. now down in the black forest freiburg hosted frank first as a parcher of coach nico callbacks to byron this summer has already hit the team's performa

brooke? >> right.speak for five minutes we're told after we hear from michael cohen inside the courthouse. laura, thank you so much for your inside baseball knowledge. it is important. thank you. i have with me now former watergate special prosecutor just weighing in on all of this. richard, my goodness, big picture, this is the man who has gone back years and years with this president. who is now going to walk in to -- we don't know what door. front, side, what have you, in front of the judge and he is going to say, yes, i did it. how big of a deal is that? >> of course, it is a big deal. this is a man who is very, very close to donald trump for any number of years. he was the person to whom trump turned normally when he got into hot water in one way or another. we know with respect to his sexual adventures that cohen was did guy he turned to to enter into nondisclosure agreements and various other things. and perhaps including things russian. we may look to michael cohen to provide information. and t

brooke and her mom hope she doesn't have to leave school. >> i think that will be devastating. hoping the judge will realize how, you know, insignificant it is to have her medication on campus. >> reporter: lawyers have two weeks to submit final arguments , then an administrative law judge is expected to decide perhaps by the end of september weather brooke can remain in school with her medication. in santa rosa, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and, still to come, the mother who says she will never give up hope that police will find the person who killed her child. >> this is the 12th year. >> after the break, she takes us to the street corner where her only son was gunned down. she is still determined to solve this case. >>> plus, an escalating war of words and tweets involving the president and his former aide, omarosa. still to come, new details about the secret recording that may show the president using a area city. but it may take you a few guesses to figure out where this is happening. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now

i'm brooke baldwin.ther you believe the claims being paid by a former trump aide omarosa or not, there is one thing she revealed not in dispute, the existence of a non-disclosure agreement. the white house says omarosa signed it and is now violating it, but omarosa says she never inked such a deal. >> esigned a non-disclosure agreement in 23 for "the apprentice." i never signed a draconian nda they presented to me, because i few from my prior time in the white house. this was my second tour of duty. i worked for the clintons prior, this was not something that was acceptable. >> a national security attorney is with me as is women wailly, former assistant u.s. attorney so welcome to both of you. kim the white house says ndas are common in the government. we heard that from sarah sanders. is that true? >> not in my experience. i had a top secret clearance. it had highly sensitive information. i never seen personally a non-disclosure agreement. i think the reason is it's because one there are plenty of laws

that's exactly right, brooke.w him so many times but time after time refused to take any questions. today yet again, they opened up this meeting, in some ways unplanned to reporters so that the president can say a few words. and it's likely he'll get some more questions about what caused that turn around yesterday when it came to john mccain and the proclamation he put out in the afternoon about the american flags here at the white house and that federal buildings around the country but there are also a lot of other issues at hand. there is some reporting about north korea and the state of those negotiations. there is a trade deal that the president announced yesterday and when's the fate of that? where is canada in all of this even as the united states announces they've come to a deal

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i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. and let's just continue remembering the queen of soul, aretha franklin. hearts worldwide are mourning the loss of this multi-award-winning music legend. she passed away this morning in her detroit home, surrounded by family and friends. miss franklin is an american icon. a music legend whose transformative songs and divine talent crossed all social, racial, and economic barriers. she commanded respect. ♪ what you need ♪ do you know i got it ♪ all i'm asking ♪ is for a little respect ♪ would you come on? ♪ ♪ we gonna call it exactly what it is ♪ ♪ what it is ♪ what it is ♪ what it is ♪ hear my plea ♪ all the time ♪ i should marry ♪ mary, don't you weep >> 18 grammy awards, countless accolades. the first woman inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. she sang for kings and queens and u.s. presidents. who could forget her soul-stirring performance that brought former president barack obama to tears. ♪ when i knew ♪ i had the faith ♪ that left me so tired ♪ befor