i'm brooke baldwin.oon we you're pected to hear from the family of sandra bland and get their reaction to the newly released dashcam video which shows why bland wound up in this jail cell in waller county texas. the 28-year-old woman was found dead in her cell on july 13th just three days after she was arrested. authorities say she committed suicide, but her family isn't buying that story. her case is now being handled as a murder investigation, and while the video does not explain how bland died it does show how a minor traffic violation turns into a major confrontation between this woman and the texas state trooper. want to show you a clip.

i'm brooke baldwin. you think you may have heard all of the arguments with regard to the immigration debate but a tragic story out of northern california has ignited conversations in a way that perhaps you may not have imagined. kate was out for a walk with her father on a pier a popular tourist area lots and lots of people around when she was shot and killed. the suspect is this man, juan francisco lopez sanchez, an undocumented immigrant with multiple previous felonies on his record deported to mexico five times in his past and in custody in april but he was released because san francisco is a sanctuary city and it's a policy not to detain people suspected of immigration violations even if the federal government would like them to. let me bring in my colleague sara sidner. she is local in san francisco. he admits to shooting her. did he explain how he got the gun? >> reporter: he did. he talked about how he found the gun wrapped up in a t-shirt he claims. what we do not know is whether he has confessed

i'm brooke baldwin. great to be with you. we begin with the bill cosby bombshell. woshds coming from the man himself. this woman andrea constand was suing cosby. he admitted to obtaining drugs to drug women he wanted to have sex with. this admission causes controversy when a comedian targeted cosby last october referring to multiple scandals cosby faced over decades. >> for the most part it's [ bleep ] teflon image, i've done this bit on stage and people don't believe me. people think i'm making it up. i'm like bill cosby has a lot of rape allegations. more results than hannibal hannibal buress" in the last year, 25 women have come forward accusing cosby of violating them and drugging them. barbara bowman is one of them. when she tried to seek legal action back in the '80s, she only faced the doubters. >> i told my agent one time she did not believe me. a friend of mine in '89 took me to an attorney. he laughed me out of the office. at that point, nobody would believe me. it was -- he was dr. huxtable am

. >>> top of the hour i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. we're beginning with breaking news we're getting, the first impact of terror attacks on this fourth of july holiday, this british air base used by u.s. forces is canceling its independence day events over security fears. that is coming from the chief public affairs of the 48 fighter wing who says the decision followed a meeting and was, quote, based on the current threat assessment. that was in england. and then we have of course, what happened this morning, frightening moments in washington, d.c.. this was the scene outside of the naval yard this massive show of law enforcement force turned out to be thank goodness a false alarm. but it played out real concerns that a terrorist may strike around the fourth of july. law enforcement across the nation had already been on heightened alert with isis calling for acts of violence this holiday. and then around 7:30 this morning, a worker at the navy yard called 911, said she had possibly heard gunshots and then very quickly, the yard went in

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks so much for being with me. my goodness every day new details. today some pretty incredible new information about this prison escape in upstate new york. captured killer david sweat still in the hospital still singing like a canary saying he was the one who masterminded the whole thing starting back in january, but it seems the escape may not have been as well planned out as many suspected. sweat telling police they only used hacksaws not power tools, and they were able to actually knock down this wall using a sledgehammer he says they just happened to find in an underground passageway. we're also now learning more about that escape dry run the evening before the actual escape. the inmates not just making it to freedom once but twice, it turns out. night before prison taylor joyce mitchell was supposed to meet them outside that prison sweat and matt escaped from their cells navigating through the twists of these tunnels and pipes before popping out of this manhole, but they appa

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. we begin this hour with the nation on edge as the fbi warns about a possible attack around the holiday. this scene here just this morning, this is outside the naval yard in the nation's capital. look at the colossal crime tape and police cars. it turned out to be, theangank goodness a false alarm. but it struck on the concerns that an attack may strike on this fourth of july weekend. isis is calling for acts of violence and then this morning a worker at the navy yard called 911 saying she had possibly heard gunshots. the yard went into lockdown living through scenes tragically familiar. it was just 2013 that gunman massacred 12 people at this very location. today here workers were evacuated, rooms were searched but no gunman was found, no shots were fired. what's left behind? the same fears and plans to step up security. with me now, private investigator and former nypd and security expert still stanton. welcome, sir. nice to have you on. >> thank you. >> beginning with -- listen i wa

>>> you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin.steinle was walking with her father when she was shot and killed by a bullet. one bullet and she's gone. 31 years of age. the suspect is an undocumented immigrant with seven fellies on his record. he had been deported five times in the past. this has sparked plenty of angry here. kate steinle says he's focused on his daughter and the outpouring of public support has kept him going. >> the people who doesn't know kate and our family to put up a memorial for her tells me that you know love is going to triumph over evil. >> cnn's dan simon joins me from san francisco and we know dan, the suspect has opened up talked to a local reporter there in san francisco. what else did he say? >> reporter: brooke first of all, this story is going to galvanize galvanize critics of america's immigration problem. here you have this guy who has convicted of many crimes and then deported an astounding five times to his native mexico and somehow he's able to roam the streets of san francisco, get a hold of

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. major development on the piece of debris that has so many in the world now really in anticipation, especially of course the families the loved ones of the 239 people who vanished on malaysia flight 370. we soon could be looking at whether this is the first tangible proof that the plane carrying their loved ones crashed some 500 days ago. and a source says investigators from boeing who made this 777 plane, have a high level of confidence that indeed it is. not only because it looks like a piece. plane's wing. this is what is called a flaparon but also because of the number stamped on it. it may not mean a lot for you or myself but it's significant. the image of the debris here from this local newspaper, the source says it matches this particular number on a schematic of a 777. this online picture appears to be from a boeing maintenance manual. family members of the missing passengers are at least at this point in time after reserving judgment after so many

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks so much for being with me. if you've been paying attention the last couple of hours. you know the deals, the three major technical malfunctions today bringing three huge u.s. operations really to their knees. you have the new york stock exchange suspending trading for more than two hours now after experiencing this internal technical issue. it all started at 11:32 this morning, and as we come to here live right now, activity on the stock exchange floor still virtually nonexistent. we'll take you there. traders sort of scratching their heads in this information vacuum wondering what the heck is going on. i don't know how much they are really panicking here as the dow plummeted on the back of what the new york stock exchange insists is quote, unquote, an internal technical issue. adding to that mystery at the very same time "the wall street journal"'s home page went dark and earlier this morning, airlines united airlines grounded thousands of flights worldwide because of what it'

i'm brooke baldwin. this is cnn and this is the kind of behavior we have come to expect from donald trump. make a provocative statement. if challenged do not apologize, double-down. today, donald trump is refusing to apologize for remarks over the weekend about long-time senator and fellow republican john mccain. as you know the party's 2008 presidential nominee spent more than five years as a prisoner of war in vietnam. these days mccain and trump have serious policy differences over issues like immigration. this weekend, there was a conversation with republican pollster frank luntz. trump fired back. we will roll it. >> refer to people as rapists, referring to john mccain a war hero 5 1/2 years as a p.o.w. and you call him a dummy. is that appropriate in running for president? >> you've got to let me speak, frank, because you interrupt all the time. >> okay. >> i know him too well. that's the problem. let's take john mccain. i'm in phoenix. we have a meeting that's going to have 500 people at the bilt

i'm brooke baldwin. we all know that dylann roof the 21-year-old who walked into the church in south carolina should never have had that gun he used to kill those nine innocent victims. we are just getting this information coming in to cnn from the fbi. it has been more than three weeks since that senseless and racist church massacre. and today, for the very first time that flag that has divided the state for decades and was embraced by this killer no longer flies next to the state capitol there in columbia south carolina. cheers this morning erupting as that flag came down for the very last time. [cheers and applause ] i have nick valencia in columbia but first to the breaking news regarding dylann roof he never should have gotten the gun in the first place? >> reporter: absolutely. that remarkable admission coming from the fbi director james comey. the fbi made a mistake when they conducted his background check when he purchased a gun back in april in south carolina. and basically, it was a breakdown i

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. we begin with words, words from now dead fugitive richard matt himself, quote, see you on the outside written before he and david sweat tunnelled out of prison in upstate new york. this letter reportedly sent to his daughter seen as an ominous vow, considering this brutal murderer was in prison for 25 years to life. his daughter receiving this letter as the manhunt was well under way three days into their time on the run. but the post mark here was actually dated before that escape. let me read this for you. "i always promised you i would see you on the outside. i'm a man of my word." all of this coming as new york police search for the owners of this backpack. let's talk about all of this with deborah feyerick. before we get into the backpack here the letter specifically. what more do we know? >> we know that there's no indication that the daughter had any idea that her father was planning out of prison. >> she didn't? >> she had no idea. as a matter of fact when the letter came it a

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. let's get to it. brand-new developments in the plane wreckage that could be malaysian air flight 370. first, just in to cnn, hillary clinton releasing her medical records and a huge day for her campaign. let's bring in senior correspondent brianna keilar. what are we learning? >> this is a letter put forth by her doctor since 2001. it eessentially says that hillary clinton is fit to be president after it details a lot about her health. probably the biggest concern is the concussion that she suffered in 2012. she had a fainting spell. she fell. she had a concussion and had a brain -- a blood clot between her brain and her skull, also known as a thrombosis. so what this statement reveals is that she had follow-up testing in 2013 and it revealed a complete resolution of the effects of the concussion as well as total dissolution of the blood clot. as a precaution and we knew this she's on daily blood thinners. we even learned which one she's on. she's

i'm brooke baldwin.ald trump made those derogatory comments regarding mexicans at the campaign kickoff business partners have been severing ties with him. the latest to consider cutting him off, the city of new york trump holds talks for other landmarks, both nbc universal and univision have announced they will not air trump's path pageants. by the way, miss usa is less than ten days away and reelz has stepped in to air this. kate bolduan is in for erin burnett. kate what did they say? >> right off the bat, the ceo said that he thinks what he said is ridiculous but saying it's a tv move not political. he's separating the two. will it work? we'll see. >> we now know -- of course you've heard that univision and nbc call the comments derogatory and saying they are inconsistent with the store's values. why this is something that you want to be associated with? >> look i tell you what i agree with everything that nbc you a univision and macy's are saying. i think the comments are ridiculous. we couldn't disag

. >>> breaking news here at cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. this is what we're learning out of south carolina now. three weeks after that massacre inside that historic black church the confederate flag and the flagpole, ceremony yously removed. as this was happening, the fbi was owning up to a potentially tragic mistake in all of this. here's what we know. it turns out that shooter, dylann roof should never have been able to buy that gun in the first place. a paperwork mixup allowing him to buy the weapon he used to murder nine innocent church goers. let me bring in first, pamela brown, our justice correspondent, the fbi director james comey saying quote, we are all sick this happened. how did this happen? >> the fact that the man who confessed to ungunning down the nine people inside the south carolina church the director said basically it's the fbi's fault. there were a series of errors he talked about and all started with the background check system. a clerical error in the background check system and confusion with the paperwork. so bottom

liberty mutual insurance. ♪ >>> you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin.e, the police commissioner there has been fired. he's off the job three months after the arrest of freddie gray who suffered fatal injuries in police custody. two months and two weeks after the riots over his death, the firing also follows baltimore's deadliest month since 1972 that happened this past may and comes mere hours after the release of a police union report blasting anthony batts leadership during those riots. when asked about her timing of her decision to let anthony batts, mayor rawlings-blake said this. >> it happened on the same day but it is clear that the focus has been too much on the leadership of the department and not enough on the crime fighting. >> the mayor had been standing by the now former commissioner all through the crisis in baltimore. however, two anonymous baltimore police officers told me last month batts was not standing by his men and women in blue. >> do you feel like the police commissioner anthony batts, has your backs? >> no. it's all political ag

i'm brooke baldwin. hour two. in about 60 minutes from now, cnn will go live to an historic moment. a bill to take down the confederate flag will cross the governor's desk and at this time tomorrow a flag that has flown on the grounds for more than 50 years, will be ceremony yously removed. the bill made it way through the state senate and was debated into the wee hours of the house floor. representative jenny horne said quote, we are not fighting the civil war anymore and tearfully reminding the house why they were there. >> if we amend this bill we are telling the people of charleston we don't care about you. we do not care that someone used this symbol of hate to slay eight innocent people who were worshipping their god. >> last night was the three-week anniversary of the massacre in charleston and it was noted on the floor after my remarks and i have to tell you that it's the least that we can do as a body. >> if you would have asked me last year if we would ever remove the flag from the statehouse g

i'm brooke baldwin. this breaking story out of lafayette, louisiana, where we're learning new details about this 59-year-old man who police say opened fire inside a movie theater last night, killing two people injuring a number of others before ultimately turning the gun on himself. authorities in phenix city alabama, just gave a news conference and the sheriff there said he had never been arrested for any kind of violent act but he did say a number of things. this man was apparently accused of tampering with a gas line damaging a home where he had been evicted and denied a gun permit because of his criminal history and a report of domestic violence filed by his then wife and a previous arson case. more and more we are also witnessing these unprovoked violent attacks on unlikely targets, public places that should typically be presumed safe. why is this happening? let me bring in phil holloway who is with me now. before we get into -- listen guns and movie theaters just from your legal perspective, you li

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i'm brooke baldwin. it's 1:00 in laredo texas, which means right now, donald trump is about to step foot -- we're all watching right here to see donald trump get off the plane. essentially his campaign is calling it the danger zone the billionaire all set for a tour of the u.s./mexico border despite the fact that his tour guides the border patrol union has now backed out, pulling its agents from the trip. we'll get more on that in a minute. first, think about this. it has been all of five weeks since donald trump launched his run for the white house, five weeks since calling mexican immigrants rapists even though he couched that by saying quote, i assume some are good people. since then he has gone from perceived sideshow to republican hero at least for some. he leads most of the polls and he has clarified those rapist comments saying it is the mexican government that's pushing criminals across the border. he sat down with anderson cooper who pushed him for evidence. >> we talked to immigration officials

i'm brooke baldwin. even while traveling in africa it's clear that president obama is paying close to the race for the candidate who may secede him. mike huckabee talked about signing the deal with iran and a holocaust reference has caused quite a stir. we'll get into that. >>> also it adds to the raw rhetoric ever since donald trump joined the fray. >> the particular comments of mr. huckabee i think are just part of a general pattern that we see is -- would be considered ridiculous if it wasn't so sad. we've heard sitting senators call john kerry a pontious pilot and suggest that i'm the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >> a reporter for cnn politics is joining me along with nia-malika henderson. welcome to both of you. let's begin with mike huckabee. he's standing by his remarks and why wouldn't he? this is a badge of honor when it comes to your base. yes? >> yeah. well i think he's certainly getting what he hoped to get out of these comments which is he's grabbing headlines, drawing fire from the p

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for staying with me here as we're following this story out of cincinnati. this grand jury just handed down a murder indictment involving the case of this white police officer. his name is ray tensing, involving the death, shooting death ten days ago of an unarmed african-american man by the name of samuel dubose. it happened during a traffic stop jack on july 19. we just played the video for you and that fatal shot. we have now learned that this police officer has just turned himself in. we have the video of that for you here in cincinnati. there's the officer walking through the doors, officially turning himself in. what's key here and to be honest this is something i've never seen from the prosecutor the detail that he goes into to set up the news that this grand jury has returned this murder indictment. what he says about this officer is stunning watch. >> moments ago the hamilton county grand jury has returned a murder indictment against raymond tensing who is a university

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn.th words, words from now dead fugitive richard matt himself, quote, see you on the outside written before he and david sweat tunnelled out of prison in upstate new york. this letter reportedly sent to his daughter seen as an ominous vow, considering this brutal murderer was in prison for 25 years to life. his daughter receiving this letter as the manhunt was well under way three days into their time on the run. but the post mark here was actually dated before that escape. let me read this

i'm brooke baldwin. great to be with you. we begin with the bill cosby bombshell.the man himself. this woman andrea constand was suing cosby. he admitted to obtaining drugs to drug women he wanted to have sex with. this admission causes controversy when a comedian targeted cosby last october

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn.r with the nation on edge as the fbi warns about a possible attack around the holiday. this scene here just this morning, this is outside the naval yard in the nation's capital. look at the colossal crime tape and police cars. it turned out to be, theangank goodness a false alarm. but it struck on the concerns that an attack may strike on this fourth of july weekend. isis is calling for acts of

i'm brooke baldwin.d with jake tapper starts right now. >>> today hillary clinton facing some serious sustained questions right here on cnn. i'm jake tapper and this is the lead. the politics lead hillary clinton sitting down right now giving her first national tv interview as a candidate to cnn. we will have the highlights coming up. the national lead bill cosby under oath. the man who was once america's favorite dad backing up some of what more than two dozen accusers have charged. we will have reaction from two of the survivors of his alleged attacks. >>> the sports lead women's basketball players accusing coaches of segregating practices. a cnn investigation that forced

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks so much for being with me. my goodness every day new details. incredible new information about this prison escape in upstate new york. captured killer david sweat still in the hospital still singing like a canary saying he was the one who masterminded the whole thing starting back in january, but it seems the escape may not have been as well planned out as many suspected. sweat telling police they only used hacksaws not power tools, and they were able to actually knock down this wall using a sledgehammer he says they just happened to find in an

they sat down with brooke baldwin who's here now. >> this was such an exciting visit.icant because this is the first time that the president has gone as commander in chief to kenya in his presidency. the last time he was in their an ses ancestorial village was when he was then senator obama. to be there and to be walking down the same path that i know barack obama has walked down to be able to talk to his grandmother, they call her grandmother grandmother. to see lots of kids there named barack obama. schools are named barack obama. you walk around and they find out you're covering obama, no problem. but at this family homestead, these are pictures of his 93-year-old grandmother and this was the grave of barack hussein obama sr., his father. i stood over that grave a few days ago with his sister. you got some years with him. your brother didn't. when your brother reached out to you with that letter in the early '80s and you visited with him in chicago and then he visited kenya, warp some of the questions he wanted to know about his ancestral family? >> it was easy talk

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me.pment on the piece of debris that has so many in the world now really in anticipation, especially, of course, the families, the loved ones of the 239 people who vanished on malaysia flight 370. we soon could be looking at whether this is the first tangible proof that the plane carrying their loved ones crashed some 500 days ago. and

i'm brooke baldwin. this is cnn. in 24 hours, donald trump has been called a jackass, a side show a distraction retraction and, as we know by now, donald trump is not exactly the guy to let things go. no. especially not against his rivals. so moments ago, the millionaire got personal including giving out the cell phone number of a sitting united states senator and rival. >> so lindsey graham says to me please please whatever you can do you know, what's this guy, a beggar? i say, okay and i'll mention your name. he said could you mention my name? yes, i'll mention it. he gave me his number and i found the card. i wrote the number down. i don't know if it's the right number. let's try it. 202-[ bleep ]. i don't know. maybe it's three or four years ago so maybe it's an old number. [ bleep ]. what a stiff. what a stiff. lindsey graham. by the way he's registered zero on the polls. he's on television all the time. these politicians, they run and they run and they win and sometimes they lose and they keep runn

i'm brooke baldwin. joyce mitchell seamstress joyce mitchell wanted her own husband killed. at least that is what captured inmate david sweat is saying about the prison seamstress who was supposedly to be the getaway driver to mexico. this is one of now the multiple bombshell confessions coming from this convicted cop killer during his 23 days on the run, an escape he says he masterminded. he says he was the guy. richard matt who apparently slowed him down. sweat telling police that he grew fed up with matt who he says was physically out of shape and liked to drink which you shouldn't have when you're running from police. let me bring in justice correspondent evan perez who has all this great information from his sources. so as sweat is talking, what is he saying specifically about how they got out including that sledgehammer that happened to be laying around in the tunnel is. >> that's right, brooke. he's saying it really wasn't that complicated after all. it turns out that sweat told investigators he and richard matt found this sledgehammer to break a brick wall and make a

i'm brooke baldwin. the arguments with regard to the immigration debate but a tragic story out of northern california has ignited conversations in a way that perhaps you may not have imagined. kate was out for a walk with her father on a pier a popular tourist area lots and lots of people around when she was shot and killed. the suspect is this man, juan francisco lopez sanchez, an undo

i'm brooke baldwin.vior we have come to expect from donald trump. make a provocative statement. if challenged do not apologize, double-down. today, donald trump is refusing to apologize for remarks over the weekend about long-time senator and fellow republican john mccain. as you know the party's 2008 presidential nominee spent more than five years as a prisoner of war in vietnam. these

cnn's brooke baldwin took the trip to kenya where she talked exclusively with some of the president'sed his half sister about their father and the dreams that he had for his son. take a look. >> reporter: your father pass wade when he was 43. your brother really didn't get years with him. when your brother reached out with the letter and you visited him in chicago and then you returned the favor and had him come to kenya, i'm wondering, what were some of the questions he wanted to know about his family specifically about his dad? >> it was easy talking to my brother. we kind of hit it off. all the questions he asked, i kind of anticipated. he wanted to know everything. he wanted to know everything about us about my father everything about our family. i took him to so many relatives. my brother wanted to know everything. i can't answer that question any other way. i think it's normal. because it was part of finding his own identity. >> reporter: when you got the letter to first meet barak obama, you thought it was your father's handwriting? >> it was my father's handwriting. >> reporte

i'm brooke baldwin. we're standing by for an update from the hospital where the victims are from the shooting in lafayette. i want to focus on these two women, mayci breaux and jillian johnson. they went to the movie theaters to laugh and only to end in horror. this man, 59-year-old john russel houser shot and ultimately killed both of them as he opened fire at the grand 14 movie theater in lafayette. nine others were wounded in the shooting rampage and close to 300 people in that building ran, ran for their lives. some of them young children. >> i could have been shot. like i didn't know where the shooter was. i don't know where he could have been. i don't know if he could have gone into our theater and shoot us and i was just so afraid. >> everyone was panicking. they were kind of doing the same thing as us. they were running to their cars. >> police say houser shot himself after trying to escape. so officials admit it's possible a motive may never be known but we do now know his family involuntarily h

i'm brooke baldwin.oof the 21-year-old who walked into the church in south carolina should never have had that gun he used to kill those nine innocent victims. we are just getting this information coming in to cnn from the fbi. it has been more than three weeks since that senseless and racist church massacre. and today, for the very first time that flag that has divided the state for decades and was embraced by this killer no longer flies next to

i'm brooke baldwin. very very soon we you're pected to hear from the family of sandra bland and get their reaction to the newly released dashcam video which shows why bland wound up in this jail cell in waller county texas. the 28-year-old woman was found dead in her cell on july 13th just three days after she was arrested. authorities say she committed suicide, but her family isn't buying that story. her case is now being handled as a murder investigation, and while the video does not explain how bland died it does show how a minor traffic violation turns into a major confrontation between this woman and the texas state trooper. want to show you a clip. you're about to see it pick up after bland is ticketed for what the trooper says was an improper lane change. >> do you mind putting out your cigarette please if you don't mind. >> i'm in my car. why do i have to put out my cigarette. >> you can step on out now. >> i don't have to step out. >> step out of the car. >> no you don't -- you don't have the ri

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks so much for being with me.ve been paying attention the last couple of hours. you know the deals, the three major technical malfunctions today bringing three huge u.s. operations really to their knees. you have the new york stock exchange suspending trading for more than two hours now after experiencing this internal technical issue. it all started at 11:32 this morning, and as we come to here live right now, activity on

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. we'll have much more on that breaking news that wolf blitzer and evan perez were just reporting here on the israeli spy here. but first, she helped two murderers escape from prison and now joyce mitchell is facing her own time behind bars up to seven years, in fact. she was sniffling and crying here in court. she pled guilty in an upstate new york courtroom. richard sweat and david matt caused hundreds of law enforcement officers into overdrive and june 26th matt was shot and killed and then richard sweat was caught and captured. mitchell only admitted that she did indeed smuggle in the tools the men used to get out. the district attorney says she's cutting a deal and, by doing so she's saving herself from other charges. >> that's exactly what she gets is not filing any type of sexual assault, rape charges that could possibly be charged against her relative to these allegations of sexual conduct between her and david sweat or here and richard matt. >> let's go to alexandra field in pl

. >> i'm brook baldwin, thank you so much for being with me here we'll see you this time tomorrow. let's go to washington the lead with jake tanner starts right now. >>> breaking details about an ice ilgs inspired plot to killeen more american troops. i'm jake tapper, this is the lead. >> the national lead two suspected isis sympathizers. the man who murdered five u.s. members in tennessee. he followed the same al qaeda leader who influenced the terrorist who shot up fort hood. will dash cam video hold any answers after an african-american woman who spoke out in the traffic stop and died herself. her family says there's no way she killed herself. >> the politics lead ringing endorsement? donald trump giving out 9 private cell phone number of a senator who happens to be a rival republican candidate, this as a new poll shows trump blowing away the rest of the republican field. >> we'll begin today with our national lead two simm pa thesers arrested and charge with plotting to attack service members in the u.s. they're accused of trying to travel to syria to try to join isis. this com

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for watching. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. \s. >>> are we about to find out finally what happened to ma missing malaysia airplane? i'm jake tapper, this is "the lead." the world lead -- investigators are now confident the debris found on an island is from a boeing 777, and it might be observed, flight 370 was a 777. after after, the false leads and dashed hopes, loved ones of the 239 people on board during another agonizing wait right now. what comes at the end of this one. >>> the national lead -- the prosecutor cause his actions asini asinine, but today the police officer accused of murdering an unarmed black motorist stood before the judge and pleaded not guilty. the new body cameras show us anything to back his side of the story. >>> in the politics lead -- after comments that would have likely sent any ocandidate into the flash in the pan column, a new poll shows donald trump's lead may be growing, and former governor jeb bush is now chasing two candidates. >>> 1239 people missing and presumed dead for 16 months. no one c

i'm brooke baldwin.aredo texas, which means right now, donald trump is about to step foot -- we're all watching right here to see donald trump get off the plane. essentially his campaign is calling it the danger zone the billionaire all set for a tour of the u.s./mexico border despite the fact that his tour guides the border patrol union has now backed out, pulling its agents from the trip. we'll get more on that in a minute. first, think about this. it has been all of five weeks since donald trump launched his run for the white house, five weeks since calling mexican immigrants rapists even

i'm brooke baldwin. i'm going to toss things off to my colleague, john berman, "the lead" starts right now. \s >>> investigators near lir send that a watched-up piece of wreckage is from flight 370, as we're told that someone steered it off-course on purpose. i'm john berman. this is "the lead." the world lead -- a small piece of plane wing is on its way to france. families hoping it could unlock answers to one of the biggest aviation mysteries ever. today the focus turns back to the pilot, as u.s. intelligence says the sharp turn that mh 370 made it was no accident. >>> the politics lead -- happy dump day. any minute now hillary clinton releasing her tax history on top of a on top of the e-mails, on top of her mel records. on a friday asp, in the middle of summer. ah the timing. >>> plus he killed the king of the jungle now zimbabwe wants to bring palmer to justice on their turf. it looks like someone close to palmer has finally contacted u.s. game officials, but the hunter is still in hiding. so exactl

. >>> you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin.sby in his own words, in court documents from ten years ago the comedian admitted to having sex with at least five women outside of his marriage and this is the latest bombshell from a deposition taken during a lawsuit with andrea constand. she's one of 25 women who says cosby sexually assaulted them. the document is out and cnn has independently obtained it. he gave prescription medications to women he wanted to have sex with. he tried to hide it from camille cosby. cosby has repeatedly denied he's committed any of these crimes saying that the sex and drug taking was always consensual. with me now is lisa bloom, a legal analyst, who represents former supermodel janice dickinson and jean casarez, who got her hands on this deposition. jean let me begin with you. 1,000 pages. tell me what is inside. >> uh-huh. four days. it was not recorded and his attorneys were very adamant at the beginning to not have it being recorded. so we don't see his demeanor but we listen to his words on the wr

i'm brooke baldwin. the lead with jake tapper starts right now. >>> today hillary clinton facing some serious sustained questions right here on cnn. i'm jake tapper and this is the lead. the politics lead hillary clinton sitting down right now giving her first national tv interview as a candidate to cnn. we will have the highlights coming up. the national lead bill cosby under oath. the man who was once america's favorite dad backing up some of what more than two dozen accusers have charged. we will have reaction from two of the survivors of his alleged attacks. >>> the sports lead women's basketball players accusing coaches of segregating practices. a cnn investigation that forced one of the top college programs in the country to take a second look at allegations of racially motivated bullying by the coaches. >>> welcome to the lead. a sterning admission from bill cosby leading to thebounce tv admitting they willing no longer air the cosby show. if the 77-year-old comedian is not yet regretting his answ

i'm brooke baldwin. jim scuitto is up next "the lead" starts now.s. >>> police clamp down this holiday weekend. this is "the lead." the national lead. with so much concern over terror threats, every embassy abroad and police departments here at home are taking extra security measures. we'll ask d.c.'s top cop what she's doing to protect the tens of thousands of tourists in the nation's capital. >>> shortly before his escape richard matt reportedly wrote to his daughter saying quote, see you on the outside. why did authorities have no clue that the prison break was come snug. >>> plus the politics lead. one republican candidate is telling his rivals to stand up to trump. if there's one who won't be kept in the shadows, it is the donald. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jim scuitto in today for jake tapper. we begin with our national lead an alphabet soup of federal, state and local law enforcement eaks on alert, concerned about terrorists hellbent on making their own violent statement this fourth of july weekend. of tact wall resource will be deployed

i'm brooke baldwin here in new york thanks so much for joining me but stay right here. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. \s. >>> president obama accusing candidates of trying to out-trump one another. diving into the fight of contenders who want his jobs but is all this voter anger feeding the feelings of republican voters who, as our new poll indicates, want more trump? >>> the national lead and an empty chair on the cover, representing the other survives of bill cosby's alleged assaults. we'll talk to one of the accusers. >>> also national news an escort shoots and kills her attacker with his own gun, and maybe many others. why police say she may have stopped a serial killer. >>> good afternoon, everyone. the only has been 18 months left on the white house lease, and he will never again run for office. that does not mean he has not been front and center in the 2016 presidential race albeit not by his own choice. here's what republicans are saying about the commander in chief. >> right now we have the rhetoric from this president that reminds me of chamberl

i'm pamela brown in for brooke baldwin today. as we come to you live, one of the most violent criminals in the world, a man once compared to osama bin laden is on the run right now as we interest a massive manhunt going on for joaquin joaquin "el chapo" guzman head of the violent sinaloa cartel. he's escaped from prison for the second time. mexican officials say he walked into a shower and wasn't seen again, squeezing position through this 20 by 20 inch hole and emerging in a mile long tunnel. but this was no sewage system this was a fully lit air conditioned escape route, even equipped with a track for a motorcycle a rails. the whole purpose of the tunnel to get el chapo out. i want to bring in polo sandoval who is near the prison. so did he have help from the inside? are prison fwishls s officials being questioned? >> reporter: well, you know we know that at least 18 of these prison officials are currently in mexico city which is about an hour's drive east of where we are just outside of deluca mexico. and i can tell that you i

eastern hour, brooke baldwin will interview the writer of the "new yorker" article maureen malone. >> watching. i'm randi kaye, have a great afternoon. "wolf" starts right now. >>> i'm wolf blitzer, 1:00 p.m. in washington, 6:00 p.m. in london, 8:00 p.m. in addis ababa, wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. >>> president obama has mostly stayed out of the republican primary fight until now. the president came out swinging against several top republican candidates in ethiopia today. he took direct aim at former arkansas governor mike huckabee for comparing the nuclear agreement with iran to the holocaust. huckabee saying the iran nuclear deal is marging the israelis to the door of the oven. here's how the president responded. >> the particular comments of mr. huckabee are, i think, part of just a general pattern that we've seen that is -- would be considered ridiculous if it weren't so sad. >> huckabee wasted little time firing right back. a spokesman issuing this statement. "what's ridiculous and sad is that president obama does not take iran