you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin.e have more on jeffrey epstein pleading not guilty to sex trafficking charges. we have the executive editor of "the miami herald" and a former prosecutor as well as a former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. so ladies, thank you both so much for being on with me. and mindy, first of all, kudos to your paper and obviously the extraordinary investigative work you have done led by julie brown. >> thank you. >> beginning with the u.s. attorney would not disclose how this investigation began, but said that the team was, quote, assisted with some excellent investigative journalism. and julie, told cnn she was preparing to interview another epstein victim today and instead she had to go to the news conference. can you just talk to me about how this all began for your paper? >> correct. and thank you so much for having me. >> of course. >> it started as a result of another investigation that julie did around women's prisons and it got her interested in the problem

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i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. pete buttigieg's bid to become the 46th president of the united states just got a big boost. a nearly $25 million boost, to be exact. that is how much the south bend, indiana, mayor raked in during the latest fund-raising quarter, and his campaign wasted no time in publicizing the numbers. and if that is the total for a previously unknown mayor, you might be thinking that the hall for a former vice president, joe biden, anyone, will be equally as impressive. but in the email to supporters, team biden, not spilling the details, at least not yet. cnn's bphil mattingly starts us off. break one this impressive haul by the buttigieg campaign. >> you had a key point. when the campaign is putting out fund-raising numbers five hours after the deadline, that's a pretty good sign they feel good about the number. in this case, with good reason. the buttigieg campaign, almost $25 million, more than triple what they raised in the first quarter, and goes deeper in terms

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brooks' case helped the u.s. supreme court to ban automatic sentences with life without parole for juveniles. the governor of colorado granted brooks clemency. >> i will do everything i can tf live a l that is worthy of all o i you and thats worthy of the forgiveness that i would hope i can one day attain. >> now as part of his release, brooks has five years of parolsa ys he plan to speak in support of legisl in colorado to help protect juveniles and he wants to th revisit e colorado prison stem to help i>lement. >> d.c. police and the fbi need your help. they are searching for a personf whored a gun toward on-duty police officers. police say this video shows the suspect circled in red and the person is firing a gun behind a tree. this was in the 4600 block of hillside road in southst early in the in the morning on the fourth of july. the officer was not injured. call 911 if you know anything about this incident. er >>> h is a look at our other top stories this morning. u.s. marshals o areering a 5,000 dollar rew

brooke? >> we'll be back and forth as we have seen various candidates. it's been little more than a month since the democrat's first debate performance. a lot has happened. political commentators are here to taught what they're looking for. transportation and energy companies. >> it's a base happening out here by the way also here, bakari sellers and angela wry. they're rolling it out, just for -- this after noon. first, let's -- >> i thought he was playing ub-40 on his phone. >> definitely -- >> i don't know if anyone at home can hear this. >> this is the 90s. >> all right, anyway. let me get the train back on the tracks here. >> i think you have two wings of the democratic party, bernien sadders and elizabeth warren who are talking about trump as a symptom to many problems that america is facing. i think the more moderate candidates on stage that are talking about trump as the problem. so what i think we're going to be much with aing is this sort of progressive champions on stage, elizabeth

brooke: exactly.gies had really good aviation numbers, but hvac and other building trolls saw sales dip in the second quarter. -- other building controls saw sales dip in second quarter. otis elevators also down. you have this we are dynamic where investors seem to be seizing on whatever the positive is from. these earnings reports some of that is just not really -- whatever the positives from these earnings reports. alix: thank you very much. coming up, boris johnson is the new u.k. conservative party leader. what his leadership means for equities in the currency. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." a really interesting, fun session developing. about .4%. up by technology and banks over in europe crushing it. technology, part of that is you had better read through like ims, at its highest level in 10 months. upbeat, constructive view of the overall environment. story, thedollar cable rate down .2%. saying chief economist you have rates on hold, michael saunders a little more dovi

still to come garth brooks from chicago.an with a new stand-up comedy special. it's called "only one night." it's available on netflix now. please welcome mike epps. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah! >> jimmy: how are you? >> how are you doing, jimmy? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. i'm taking in now because you're a married man. you're a newlywed as they say. >> yeah. >> jimmy: when did you get married? >> i got married june 23rd. i'm in now. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did you write your own vows? >> yeah, i did. i wrote my own vows, you know. >> jimmy: was it beautiful? was it serious? >> it was beautiful in the beginning and then it got hip-hop and ghetto in the end. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the vows got hip-hop. >> it got ghetto in the end. >> jimmy: did your wife appreciate that it got ghetto in the end? >> she gave me a look. she said where are you going with this? >> jimmy: the vows in a way are one last warning about what they're about to get into. >> it's a test, right? >> jimmy: how many people did you have at your w

brooke? >> sarah, thank you so much. standby for the mayor of ridgecrest, california, now on the line. mayor peggy breeden. thank you so much for jumping on. i imagine you have your hands very full right now. bring us up to speed on what you know and how people in your community are doing. >> right now we just 30 seconds ago had another one. we've had this would either be our seventh or eight one we've had. oh, my goodness, there's another one right now. oh, my goodness. >> are you okay? breathe, just breathe. >> okay, we've got as i understand weave five fires, we have broken gas lines. we have -- i do not know of any -- this is really good one. >> hang on, before you continue, is it one after shock you're feeling or several in a row? >> i can't tell. it seems like it's one. >> is it still going? >> we've had so many. no, it just ended. we've had -- the police are out doing a marvelous job. the county has setup an emergency facility here. senator kevin mccarthy -- i'm sorry, congressman kevin mccarthy i just got off the

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he was man—to—man with brooks koepka and worry mcelroy brings not only once but numerous times as brooks in once but numerous times as brooks kept ijust flew in under the radar and won the tournament. i don't know what to say about worry mcelroy at this point. golf is hard, there's no question about that. if you let your emotions get in the way which i think very dead it makes it even more difficult. but that being said, he was trying to win that golf tournament or at least show up in the final round and he did neither. i don't think it's a technical issue it isa i don't think it's a technical issue it is a mental issue clearly at this point. how do you wrap your head around a mental issue and dealing with the fact that it's hard to win on the pga tour, everyone is asking me why i'm not winning, why i'm not doing that or this. i think worry mcelroy he needs to assess what is the way to approach these things going forward and the way he's doing it currently works at times and doesn't work at other times. —— when you saw shane lori, he talked about the fact that he embraced the situation a

brooks' case helped the u.s. ban automatic ntences for life without parole for juvenil with help from u.s. senatorhr cis van hole len. the governor of colorado granted him clemency and he was released july 1st. >> welcome home, curtis brooks. >> reporter:fter 24 years in prison, brooks has a fresh art. >> i'm going to do everything that ist can to live a life thas worthy of all of you and that's worthy of the forgiveness that i would hope that i can one day attain. >> reporter: there's been work in maryland to prevent swruf nile cases to endup the way curtis' did but legislation hasn't gotten anywhere. senator benson plans on ro reicing legislation to try to change juvenile prison laws in maryland. in capital heights, i'm tracey . wilkins, ne >> now, as part of his release, brooks has five years of pale. he says he plans on speaking in suport of legislation in o help protect juveniles, and he wants to revisit the colorado prison system to help implement reform. >> next at 6:30, a dramatic exampleof what cano wron

. >> dan clutching his wife who both are arrive today thanks to sergeant scott brooks who pulled them from their burning home. they were at their home in silver spring when the f re broke out around 5:00 a.m. >> it was a vigorous fire. >> reporter: sergeant brooks was driving to work on new hampshire avenue at that sametime. >> observed like a big funnel cloud/smoke going straight up in the sky, like black smoke. >> brooks called in the fire and followed the smoke to the house. he was the first to arrive. >> the house was fully engulfed coming from the back area with both smoke and fire. >> reporter: brooks didn't wait for help. >> went to the front door and the front door was locked. >> reporter: meanwhile inside them burning the couple were trying to get out. >> my wife jumped up the wall's on fire so i jumped out of bed and started making my way towards the door. >> reporter: that's when sergeant brooks decid to kick in the front door. >> when i kicked the front door in, the female occupant was on lye other side of the door. i actual knocked her over when i kicked the door. i dragg

>> brooke: maybe 15. i'm still waiting to hear on a few. >> ridge: [ sighs ] looks like maybe about 15 people confirmed. this whole thing was a little short notice. >> brooke: more like no notice. >> ridge: no, that -- that's -- that'll do it. i appreciate it. yeah. that -- that's -- that's up to you, okay? thank you. see you tomorrow. [ telephone beeps ] >> brooke: pam and charlie are gonna be cooking all night.

actually, one of the ship's inventors is john mercer brook, and brook will actually have invented notnly the virginia with its submerged ends, but also the brook gun, the finest rifle cannon of the civil war. and he's also invented the brook bolt, which is an armor piercing shot. if you ever look at the turret of the monitor, you can see where brook bolt hit the turret at the battle. they don't have it. in fact, during the battle he sees this other officer, a gun commander known as john randolph eggleston. he's just standing behind his gun, every so often snapping his finger. what is the meaning of this, sir? why aren't you firing your gun? eggleston says, well, i'll tell you, i find i can do as much damage to that ship by snapping my fingers than firing my guns and prouder is precious, sir. oh my gosh. well, this battle will continue for 4 1/2 hours. i'm not here to talk about the battle, but what i'm here to talk about is that at the very end, now these ships almost touch each other. the confederates concoct a plan devised by john taylor wood, grandson of president zachary taylor th

i'm brooke baldwin.have been covering this earthquake in southern california epicenter in the middle of the red rings on your screen, ridgecrest, california. sarah snider our correspondent in los angeles. we've been learning the ridgecrest regional hospital is now being evacuated. >> reporter: it's the only hospital really for that region. this is significant event. it is being evacuated according to the fire department which just put out an alert it is being evacuated. we should mention it's been around since like the 1940s, so the building may be a bit older than some of the other buildings in the area, but it is being evacuated at this time. the main hospital there in the ridgecrest and surrounding areas. it's significant having to take patients out at a time when there are also after shocks happening every few seconds or minutes there in ridgecrest. we now know there are at least 58 after shocks that have happened since the main event of the 6.4 earthquake that happened there, and the epicenter was t

brookings has a quaint notion that facts matter. it is controversial, but we do and we think that norms might matter or should matter. that is perhaps more open for debate on which norms and when and i cannot think of a better event to shed light on some of the facts of what became a large important event. jamal khashoggi was known to many people. he was in this holding many times and known too many people here and abroad. his murdered true more attention than others, it is fair to say. important also had implications for international law, for international norms, and as a resident of the u.s., for american foreign policy. i am delighted we can host this event today and i am grateful for the full house. this event is important because we have a special guest and we are honored to have her here with us. dr. agnes callamard. thank you for joining us. she is a citizen of france and in a distinguished career human rights, in the u.n., and academia. she is the director of the colombo you university global freedom of expression, and init

of middle eastr policy here at the brookings institution. on behalf of the center of the brookings institution, i want to welcome you. we have a special event. we have a full house. this is not the first event in washington on this general topic. i think it's a fair question to ask why. why are we still on the murder of one individual? that's a topic that will come up in our discussion today, of course. two points are worth pointing out. first, brookings has a quaint notion that facts matter. we still believe that. it's controversial, but we do. we also think norms might matter or should matter. that is more open for debate on which norms and when. in that sense, i couldn't think of a better event to shed light on some of the facts of what became a very large, very important event. jamal khashoggi was known to many people in washington and was, in this building many times -- and was in this building many times. he was known to people here and abroad. his murder, in that sense, drew more attention than others attending. his murder also had im

>> brooke: i'm just really worried about hope. especially her involvement with thomas. >> xander: thomas has to be responsifo

z back over to you. >> i love every moment of it, brooke. all right.uys, just to let you know, you just saw the governor behind brooke on the float. new york governor andrew cuomo. he just tweeted that he just signed pay equity legislation at this parade for new york state. and let me read you what else he wrote. the women's soccer team plays the same game that the men's soccer plays, only better. if anything, the men should get paid less. thank you, u.s. women's national team, for helping lead this movement for change. so there you have it. new legislation signed. that is affecting real change as we keep watching this moment in history, this beautiful moment in history. we'll take a quick break. we'll be back on the other side. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now tha

gas says it's already made significant progress at brook house.t runs out next year. danny shaw, bbc news. leading surgeons have told the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire programme that women having breast implants should be warned about a condition linked to chronic pain and extreme fatigue. tens of thousands of women on online forums claim they have suffered from what's known as "breast implant illness". surgeons say more research is needed, but that patients should be warned about the condition. a warning this report by anna collinson contains flashing images. so, yeah, i'm terrified. naomi mcarthur started feeling ill as soon as she got breast implants. i remember i started getting like severe pains in my stomach. i was writing with a pen and i said to my mum, like, "i actually can't write, it's too hard." like, writing with a pen was that tiring. after four years of suffering, last summer, naomi discovered breast—impla nt illness — a condition which consists of a broad range of autoimmune symptoms, including chronic fatigue and pain. i'm about to go

joining me is brooke sutherland.at heineken because the heineken cfo was on bloomberg and here's what he is a about input costs. >> the input cost is something you see coming because you hedge if you're talking about aluminum , which is the most important raw material for us in terms of amounts. you hedge one year in advance. we knew the hedges were less favorable than the previous year. alix: the trade war trickles through. brooke: this is interesting because it is not directly from tariffs. heineken, the problem was the aluminum they sourced in brazil. this is more of a currency story. they buy the aluminum and dollars. a significant drop in the brazilian currency and they cannot prepare for that. they hedge to make up for it so they're not seeing the benefits. the drop in the price of aluminum over the last couple of months. alix: than there is also the trade war. brooke: it does not help with sales and weak demand in europe they are blaming on whether, which i do not buy. alix: what was the ice cream thing last y

. ♪ >> brooke: i thought you would be joining us for breakfast. guess you over-slept. >> hope: just felt like some quiet time. >> brooke: well, that's allowed. did you have fun over at steffy's? >> hope: sure. yeah. it was nice. >> brooke: how does liam seem to be getting along? >> hope: there wasn't really much of a chance for a private conversation, but douglas seemed to have a good time, and it was nice to kelly and phoebe, even if i embarrassed myself. >> brooke: [ scoffs ] i'm sure not. >> hope: mom... i called pe

brooks did not wait for help. he kicked down the door, went inside and rescued the wife, who screamed that her husband was still inside. so brooks went back in that smoke-filled house. >> i ended up getting down on the ground, and i could see his legs in the center of the room area. and at some point he fell to the floor and i went in and dragged him out. >> thankfully, there were no injuries. the cause of the fire rains under investigation. investigators tell us they believe it started on the rear porch where several batteries were being stored. >>> tough time to be involved in firefighting. >> that's for sure. >> it's just getting woe, isn't it? >> it's stifling there this week, and it's dangeus heat that's in the forecast. t borrow we're going toe dealing with dangerous heat and we'll con nue to track dangerous heat at times right on through sunday. that's going to be your first ather headline. again, most of us are under a heat advisory tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. great time to download the nbc as

>> we're in that in between candidate's moment, brooke. these candidates are taking 10 to 20 minutes depending on their comfort level. where they need to look, where the cameras are, and getting a little more comfortable in the space ahead of tonight's debate. bill de blasio just left, we're expecting julian castro to walk on to the stage at any moment now. talking to his campaign, we're told they've been watching game tape, leading up to tonight's debate to prepare, when i asked if they're planning to go on the attack, i'm told no, he will be prepared to defend his own ideas. especially on immigration, that was a winning issue for him last time around, in fact i'm told he had his four best fund raising days following the campaign. they're hoping tonight's debate leads to a boost in the polls. and as you mentioned, it's a very diverse field tonight. also on stage we'll see cory booker, kamala harris, andrew yang, tulsi gabbard, not just diversity when it comes to ethnic diversity, a lot of these candidates have their signature issues. we s

>>> i'm brooke baldwin, you're watching cnn. breaking news on a busy day for this trump administration, sources tell cnn the dan coates the director of national intelligence who has been the subject of the president's anger in the past could be replaced. this is something the president has considered before, but it is still unknown if he will make a move at this time. this is coming on this day as labor secretary alex acosta is heading for the exits. just two days after defending his role in that 2008 sweetheart deal involving multimillionaire jeffrey epstein, acosta made the announcement this morning standing right next to his soon to be former boss. >> i called the president this morning, i told him i thought the right thing was to step aside. cabinet positions are temporary trust. it would be selfish for me to stay in this position and continue talking about a case that's 12 years old, rather than about the amazing economy we have right now. i submitted my resignation to the president effective seven days from today, earlier

from the brookings institution, this is one hour and 15 minutes. mr. sachs: ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us. whether by c-span or in the room with us. my name is natan sachs, and i am the director of the center for middle east policy at the brookings institution and on behalf of the center, the brookings institution large, i want to welcome you again. we have a special event and a full house to boot. this is not the first event in washington on this general topic , and i think it is a fair question to ask why, why are we focusing on the murder of one individual? i think that is the topic that will come up in our discussion today, of course. i think two points are worth pointing out at first, and perhaps even right here -- i've said this here before. brookings has a quaint notion that facts matter. it is controversial, but we do . and we think that norms might matter or should matter. perhaps more open for debate on which norms and when. in that sense, i cannot think of a better event to shed light on some of the facts of what became a la

so i jumped out of bed and started making my way towards the >> reporter: that's when sergeant brooksck in the front door. >> whe i kicked t front door in, the female occupant was on the other side of the door. i actually knocked her over when i kicked the door. i dragged her out of the front door and she was screaming that her husband was still inside that residents. >> reporte sergeant brooks went back inside the smoke-milled house. >> i tried to go in a couple of times and the smoke was pretty bad. i ended up getting down on the gund and i could sigh his legs in the center of the room area, and at some point he fell to the floor, and i went in and dragged him out. > reporter: an off-duty montgomeryunty firefighter showed up at that point and helped get the couple to safety. neither were injured. as for sergeant brks, he was happy to be in the right place at the right time. >> i just look at it like if they were my parents you know, i would -- you know, i would hope and know that any montgomery county police officer, firefighter would h tv done same thing. >> reporter: in montgomery

. ♪ >> brooke: we are all worried about douglas.ut you don't have to marry his father to make sure that that little boy feels loved. >> katie: especially if you're still in love with liam. >> donna: and he's still in love with you. >> hope: liam is with steffy and the girls. where he belongs. >> brooke: but that doesn't mean that you belong with thomas. he's trying to force you into something that you're not ready for. >> hope: actually, mom, thomas wasn't the one who proposed. it was douglas. >> donna: and you don't think that's a little odd? >> hope: no, i thought it was sweet. he asked me to be his new mommy, and it would break his heart if i said no. >> brooke: that's what thomas

sales have been up since the feud began. >>> let's move on to garth brooks.are photo of his favorite rising star, his daughter, allie colleen. ♪ i'm a work in progress >> great player, great song writer, great singer. >> garth post was to celebrate her new single "work in progress." >> she always wanted to make at in the business, but made a deal she would wait until she finished college, last year. >> oddly enough, my family and i, we don't talk about music. >> everything comes from hard work and doing what you love. >> allie doesn't want to use her famous last name to cash in. she only posted one photo of garth, this one from 2017. but allie always had garth and her stop mom's support. back in 20000 garth took a 14-year hiatus from the business to raise his daughters. >> they have no idea how much they taught me. >> and that involves learning from the best. we are so excited because we are going to be joining garth next week as he hits the stage with blake shelton. golden. so much fun. >>> still ahead tonight ---how oprah really rolls, giving us a tour of h

brooke: i think it depends on the sector. it seems like the consumer economy is still holding up, really doing well. we had great numbers from coke yesterday. aparteems to be doing ok, from idiosyncratic issues of losing subscribers to other services in that space. in the industrial sector, i still see a lot of signs of weakness. they are sort of lurking under these headline earning beats. sales are not doing as well as people expected. a lot of weakness across the boards. some sales guidance cut, so i think the trouble spots are there, but you have headlines out on trade that are positive, that takes away from the actual earnings numbers and people are leaning more towards the positive. i'm a little confused because all of the expectations were taken down. are they beating lower numbers, or are they actually doing better? peggy: it is interesting because in the quarter, we had a lot of turmoil around trade. caterpillar out later this morning, so we are really looking there in terms of a bellwether potentially around trade an

i'm tom brook.rogramme we look back on blockbuster season, the hits and the mrs, plus a special report on ages in the movies. —— ageism. the season's top three heavy hitters have been a toy story sequel, and allowed in full, and a new spider—man film, spider—man far from home. those films have been doing fantastic business around the world. of course that doesn't mean each represents brilliant cinema. to explore block buster season in more detail, a joint by a panel of experts. tell me, if you look at the top films in the box office right now they are either remakes or sequels, has hollywood lost originality? i think they are desperate to make money so they are trying to fill seats. we know that the soldier brings people in so they really haven't gambled on anything to new right now. # prince our mighty as he... it is significant to me that a lot of the summer's sequels and remakes are rooted in the styles of from about 25 years ago, which is when most millennials we re ago, which is when most mille

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me.h jake tapper" starts right now. >>> there's something you don't see every day from president trump. "the lead" starts right now. >>> breaking news, president trump expected to back down in his battle with the supreme court over the u.s. census, a fight he already kind of lost in the highest court of the land, but it might not be over just yet. this as the trump administration gears up to round up undocumented immigrants, migrant families living in fear right now as i.c.e. raids are about to begin this weekend. we'll speak to the republican mayor of one of the major cities on the target list. >>> plus, impulsive, corrupt, incompetent and in love with kim jong-un. joe biden goes off on president trump's leadership on the world

brooks' case helped the supremea court to automatic sentences with life without parole for juveniles with help from the u.s. senator chris van holjund and the e granted brooks clemency. >> i will do everything i an to liveife that is worthy of all of you and that is worthy of that i would s hope i can one day attain. >> now as part of his release, brooks has five years of parole. says he plans to speak in support of legislation in colorado to help protect juveniles and he wants to revisit the colorado prison system to help implent reform. be. >>> 6:35. a o look ater top story this morning. u.s. marshals offering a 5,000 reward for any information that lead to the arrest ofi isa merchantson who is wanted for his suspected involvement in a d.c. shooting that left m 10-year-oldia wilson in d.c. last year. he was killed back in july while on her way to an ice cream truck and several feet from her front door. >>> jordan baird has been te sennced to three years in prison. he is the former youth pastor from prince william county and convicted of having a relationship with a teenager at life

release, part of hi brooks has five years of parole. he says he plans to speak in support of legislation in colorado to help protect juveniles and he wants to plvisit the colorado prison system to help iment reform. u.s. marshals offering a 5,000 reward for this man who is wanted as a suspect in the shooting of 10-year-old kima wilson in d.c. last year. she was killed back ing8f; july truck and several feet from her front door. >>> jordan baird has been sentenced to three years in prison. the former youth pastor from ngince william county and convicted of hav relationship with a teenager at life church in ma manassas in 2014. baird was 23 at the time. >>> gun debate takes center stage in virginia. lawmakers have returned to a special session called by governor ralphnortham. he wants lawmakers to vote on a series of measures including ou universal ba checks and assault weapons ban and one gun per mlth it. >>> this morning, we are getting an early look at how amazon plans to expand in to arlington county. >> so far it looks good for walke

tonight -- billy eichner, star of "orange is the new black" actress danielle brooks music from hobo johnsonaturing the 8g band with fred armisen ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news special counsel robert mueller testified before congress today, and i got to say, he didn't seem thrilled [ laughter ] he had the same look on his face that billy joel has when someone yells, play "piano man." "why you already know it. [ laughter ] this morning's house judiciary committee testimony from special counsel robert mueller ran behind schedule to the point the committee democrats were asked to limit their questioning time, because it's not like mueller could further limit his answers. >> yes no correct. true no correct. thank you. yes. [ laughter ] >> seth: in a new interview, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg dismissed republican speculation about her health saying, quote, "there was a senator who anno

brooke baldwin is there where the players are passing by her. brooke? >> hi, guys. us by right now. all around me -- yes! here they are. all around me i am feeling little girls' hearts absolutely bursting. absolutely bursting. this is a moment. these girls, they woke up early in the morning, many of them taking the train to make sure they could catch a glimpse. there's more coming down that way. i've got these three sisters who came in from pennsylvania craning their necks to try to catch a glimpse of some of their favorite players as the ticker tape has been falling from the buildings above us. hi, girls. are you so excited? >> yeah. >> who are you most excited to see? >> the whole team. >> the whole team. >> why did you want to come out? why do you want to celebrate them? >> because it's their second world cup victory in a row, and it's their fourth overall. >> you got it. fourth overall. we got some more ladies coming on this float. this is so incredibly exciting. this is the kind of thing these girls are going to remember for a lifetime. yes! and i talked to a n

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i see brooke, i see eddie murphy. >> all right, brooke baldwin is there live for us. '80s definitely makes me think of really the start of all, some of my favorite spike lee movies. lots of other iconic films. what have you got there? >> yes. so obviously one of my favorites, an i think i was probably a little too young to be watching this movie, but "beverly hills cop," "beverly hills cop 2," axle foley anyone? can you remember his laugh, anyone? i found eddie murphy just -- i'll save you. we have an akeem impersonator and i'll go back to him because i'm awful with impersonations. we were asking everyone to rank and "beverly hills cop" near low made my top five movies i could watch the rest of my life. what were some of yours? >> i love "the joy luck club." it was so hard to come up with stuff. i had to whittle it down to some of the scenes or imagery or lessons that were most memorable. i love "the joy luck club" because i think it said so much about, a, mother-daughter relationships. it taught us so much about culture. there were incredible highs and lows in that m

reporter: brooks didn't wait for help. went to the front door. the front door was locked. an >> reporter: ile inside the burning home, the man and wi were getting out. >> we heard stmenge noises. my wife jumped up. the wall is on fir so i jumped out of bed and started making my way towards the door. that's when sergeant brooks decided to kick in the front door. >> when i kicked the front door in, the female occupant w on the other side of the door. i actually knocked her over when i kicked the door. i dragged herou out the front door, and she was screaming that her husband was skill inside the residence. >> reporter: sergeant brooks went back inside e smoke-filled house. i tried to go in a couple of times, the smoke was pretty bad. i ended up getting down on the ground and i could see his legs in the center of the room area, oind at some p he fell to the floor, and i went in and drags him out. >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation, but aes spokrson from the montgomery county fire tells news 4 it appears to have started on the back porch where severalte batri

brooks. public comment is now closed. i'd like to make a motion to move this with a positive recommendation. >>> second. >> chairwoman: seconded. take that without objection. thank you very much. good work. and mr. clerk, will you please call item number six. >> item number six is the executive officer's report. >> chairwoman: mar global, havmr. global, you havea presentation for us? >> yes. thank you. i have a couple of items. i would like to give you an update on the budget and fundraising progress for our study of on-demand workers. the team is putting together a revised budget, and it is very possible that the budget is going to increase -- actually, we're hoping it will increase and be somewhere in the neighborhood of $450,000. we have been planning and seeking funds for a budget of $300,000. why the higher cost? it has to do with the options that they're considering for the survey. the first option would be an online survey. and there are some pluses and minuses to it. it would cost less, but the downside is they re

that's syicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks. hello to both of you. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: so let's go back to these attackst.y the presid they've now lasted a full week onnkth these democratic ngresswomen, all members, allrs women of color. he has called them a variety of names and he's told them, david, to go back to their countries. their home countries. of course,ou they'rel u.s. citizens, three of them were born in the united states.un what does all this tell us about president trump, about these women member of congress, about our country and what does it say about racism? >> well, it's racist.t. let's get that off the top, an example of it. trump has a certainn of what america is, and in his vision america is yiewn phobic -- xenophobic.op the people of the heartnd are threatened by monals and people that don't look like them. it is a vision that is nostalgic, looking back to the past, and a vision of white america that whites created this country and the rest of us are here by their suffering, and this is theti n

brooke baldwin in detroit.he street from me, the historic fox theater, who takes a look at the lay of the land here. the latest person we have is amy klobuchar. we've been watching various candidates come through, she will take the stage for the later this evening. this is where she gets a chance to see where she'll stand, get comfortable with the podium. certainly by now she's prepped and knows the rules of the road and is ready to role. let's talk about another person who wants to be the next president of the united states, cory booker. he's been making headlines on the campaign trail. both gentlemen will face off against one another for the first time and the former vice president has already come out swinging. campaign manager for senator booker is here with me on set, it's so nice to see you. >> you guys are up night number two. biden says he's not going to be too polite to post. you tell me how the debate prep has changed twin miami and detroit? >> it's obviously different, we have nine other candidates n

garth brooks. "et" to be there. >> blake's girl, gwen was not there. >> i got a text from my man, hey, we got kwoyour dressing ro fixed. he sent me a p i cicture and it "mr. stefani" on it. >> you can't mess with him. he's like the father of country music. >> he's bullying me a little bit. >> did you ever think this guy being bullied ever? >> what do these two guys have in common? they're both in love with strong independent women. >> gwen missed the event because she's in vegas. >> we are part of the working wives club. we'll take their credit card and go shopping. ve it. >> blake made a surprise entrance popping up from below the stage. the 6'5" discovered he was too tall for the lift and had to stay crouched over until it was his turn to sing. >> you want to know what you need. it will be the first time and only time in history. these two guys will be standing on it at the same time. what else do you need to know? >> that's right. >> don't giveaway any secrets. the duo recording this, a song gar