brooks makes none of those arguments. like a scooby doo villain he says the problem boils down to these meddling kids. for brooks the problem is a generation that has lost faith in the wisdom of daddy. he writes with distaste of a distinct strand of libertarianism that is in this pragmating age. the hierarchies are suspect and the fervent devotion to transparency. the assumption that preference should be supreme. president obama is saying cynicism is as dangerous as big brother. the president said that less than a week before the irs scandal broke. and now david brooks who assured us we need to send young men and women off to die in iraq because saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction will lecture us about what he calls a caw corrosive cynicism. david, do you think the problem is cynical of young people living a life unshaped by the mediating institutions of civil society? that's fine. the problem is old people who live through vietnam, watergate, the iran contra, impeachment, and mission accomplished and shake the

i'm brooke baldwin. it is turning out to be the best kept secret for the man known for spilling secrets. his location. edward snowden charged with espionage is the target of this worldwide man hunt that is crossing hemispheres and tangling diplomatic ties. as the u.s. authorities search for snowden, snowden is searching for asylum. first he fled to hong kong from hawaii. remember, that was back reportedly on may 20th. then yesterday he took this flight to moscow according to russian officials. and he was able to leave hong kong, apparently, by using refugee papers issued by ecuador. which may actually turn out to be his final destination. you with me so far? so the big question here is, where is he now? we don't know. snowden apparently missed a flight to cuba. but a minister from ecuador confirms snowden has applied for asylum there. big question is, why ecuador? one possible reason is this. this is the country giving asylum to this man, another famous, famous leaker, wikileaks founder julian assange. a

>> katie: brooke! oh, my god. brooke! wake up. brooke. >> taylor: hey! i hope i'm not interrupting. >> liam: no, no, not at all. >> taylor: i just wanted to stop by real quick on my way home and see how you're doing. >> liam: yeah, no problem. i was just finishing...what might pass for moo shu pork.

>> hi, brooke. you put it really well. the president probably would have liked to give a speech today that was entirely about big things. following in the footsteps of kennedy and reagan who also spoke at the iconic brandenburg gate. the president had to pivot away from messages about freedom and equality to explain why he has continued some of president bush's practices from the war on terror, including nsa surveillance. listen to this. >> real dangers, and they keep people safe here in the united states and here in europe. but we must accept the challenge that all of us in democratic governments face. to listen to the voices who disagree with us. to have an open debate about how we use our powers. and how we must constrain them. and to always remember that government exists to serve the power of the individual and not the other way around. that's what makes us who we are, and that's what makes us different from those on the other side of the wall. >> brooke, this was such an important issue to the

i'm brooke baldwin. i'm brooke baldwin. now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a new study suggests a link between autism and pollution. >>> and a search suddenly heats up for the times square bike bomber. new video services of a person who tried to bomb a military station in gotham. >>> plus, shock jobs fired for their jokes about someone with lou gehrig's disease. is it fair? >>> and pursuing a cold case. crews exhuming the body of a girl found decapitated 30 years ago. you'll hear why it's happening right now. >>> and we continue on hour two. thanks for being with me. i'm brooke baldwin. breaking news out of ohio. a woman and her child are free after being held captive for two years. here is what we're learning. this all happened in a place called ashland, ohio. about two hours south of cleveland. at least three people are under arrest as we learned last hour now facing federal charges for what prosecutors are calling modern day slavery. investigators say the suspects forced the mother to hit her child while it w

i'm brooke baldwin. i'm brooke baldwin.oday, we now know what killed those five women in the bridle party. >> are you nervous to go inside? >> i am. it's a strange thing. in a way she's a stranger to me. >> a survivor of the boston bombings didn't know the woman who saved her until now. you will see the reunion. >>> plus, he is the teenager found dead inside a gym mat. as his parents demand answers, a major development involving their son's body. >>> and -- >> the homemade peanut butter is not bad. i could eat that all day long. you don't want peanut butter? >> i love peanut butter. >> dig it, girl. >> nancy grace talks to me about her trip behind bars. >>> hour two. thanks for staying with me. i'm brooke baldwin. a lot of folks very upset this afternoon about a new revelation about government spying. a lot of folks defending this. a new report suggests records of phone calls handled by verizon and possibly every phone calling, period, are being funneled into the files of the top secret government data mining service known

what if. >> i'm brooke baldwin. >> i'm brooke baldwin.. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the feds say this actress sent ricin laced letters to the president and michael bloomberg. then tried framing her husband. well, the husband is about to tell me his side of the story. >>> plus -- >> these disclosures have caused significant harm to our nation and to our safety. >> the man who leaked nsa secrets is still on the run. but the fbi suggests, not for long. >>> and racism and hate directed at a boy who sang the national anthem at the nba finals. he responds. >> if they don't like mariachi, that's their problem, but i love it. >>> top of the hour. i'm brooke baldwin. trouble with m.j. big trouble. that is the precise wording from an e-mail from the former ceo of concert promoter aeg. referring to michael jackson. just days before his death. cnn has now obtained deposition video played for jurors this week in the jackson family's wrongful death lawsuit against aeg. we're going to show you part of one of those videos here in just a sec

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i'm not sure brooke could. >> taylor: brooke logan doesn't do anything without a reason. it may not...make sense, it may not be right, but brooke doesn't do anything unless she has a reason. and i want to know what it is. [ door opens ] >> bill: ready to party? >> brooke: [ sighs ] are you? >> bill: you're the one who's gonna be in the spotlight.

i'm brooke baldwin. where do we begin today? with the world's most wanted man edward snowden who's in russia. he landed in horussia after flyg from hong kong. passengers reportedly spotted him on the flight but somehow he never made it to terminal f as the others did. it's not clear where he went after landing but russia's foreign minister insisted -- and i'm quoting him here, snowden did not cross the russian border. and then it's confirmed he never flew out of moscow. >> narrator: snowden is still in transit area as a special passenger. our special services never worked with snowden and are not working with him today. >> putin went on to say, quote, mr. snowden is a free man. the faster he chooses his ultimate destination point, the better for us and for him. also another thing, how long he was planning to expose the government, it may explain why he took a pay cut to work at booz allen hamilton. he told the south congress congress nooup in south china this. my position with booz allen hamilton granted

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >>> the mighty mississippi overflowing its banks. a levee breach forces rushing water into nearby towns. hundreds are forced to evacuate. we have a correspond on the scene and in the water. >> that is the mississippi river racing over this road, heading right into town. >>> a candid call from the boston bombing suspect to his mother. she describes what the two discussed and how he's the one comforting her. >>> and not married. not even romantically involved, but raising a child together. >> just because he wasn't conceived as a result of a romantic interlude does not mean we're going to be less than his parents. >> ever heard of co-parenting? yep, it's becoming more common. but critics question what impact this kind of relationship could have on a child. >>> good to see you here on this tuesday afternoon. i'm brooke baldwin. we'll have, of course, much more on our breaking news. governor cristhristie announcin special election to fill frank lautenberg's senate seat. w

we've got to hand it over to brooke. brooke. good luck. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the pain of memories. you're about to hear from parents who lost children six months ago today in newtown, connecticut. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >>> in santa monica, the shooter dressed in black and armed for war left behind a note before his deadly rampage. >> don't turn the camera on me, okay? >> a charity to help kids with cancer gets millions. but gives little to kids. this special cnn investigation will make you furious. >> hi, can you stop for a second? where you going, mr. reynolds? >>> plus, president obama declares the red line has been crossed in syria. but did bill clinton force his hand? >>> and as the blockbuster opens, we will take you through opens, we will take you through the evolution of superman. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> fwood to see all i don't have ow on this friday. i'm brooke baldwin. i want to begin with a top story. six months ago 20 children lost their lives inside their classro

but it just -- it just didn't work out that way. >> brooke: what happened? >> hope: i get the feeling you already know. you've seen liam, haven't you? >> brooke: imagine my surprise when katie told me he was at the office. >> hope: yeah, when you thought he was in big bear with me. >> brooke: i had high hopes. >> hope: i know. what did liam say? >> brooke: among other things, that you told him to leave. why would you do that? >> hope: that's not exactly what happened, but... you know, liam and i -- we've been here before. ex

i'm brooke baldwin. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> inside the hunt for edward snowden. could his pole dancing girlfriend provide clues? >> when they looked at this garage, they saw boxes. >>> a rookie shooter can hit a target ten football fields away. how? with this new gun. available to the public. >>> plus, the trial begins for one of america's most notorious gangsters. whitey bulger's former protege joins me live. >> in that dream i snap his neck. >> otash claims he had recordings of jfk having sex with marilyn monroe. >> a hollywood spy's wiretaps discovered in boxes. and they apparently reveal a presidential love triangle. >>> thanks for joining me. i'm brooke baldwin. we begin with nsa leaker edward snowden is in hiding reportedly in a safe house. and from a new interview with a hong kong newspaper, it appears he is still in the city dropping bombshells. continuing to leak. here's what we know. snowden told the south china morning post that the u.s. has been hacking chin

brooks? >> where is he?! >> mr. brooks! >> where is he?!>> excuse me >> you said you'd take care of it! now i'm going to the police! now, where is he?! >> what the hell is going on? >> it's your fault! >> wait a minute. >> it's your fault! >> what are you talking about? >> you just could not leave him alone! >> i don't know what you're talking about! >> my son! [ breathing heavily ] >> "i'm tired of deshawn and the others messing with me. i can't take it anymore." >> my son tried to kill himself! hey, buddy. his name is frank. call animal control. google, call window repair. how to unglue superglue? ...uh... dishwasher's broke. google, i need a wet vac. ( crying ) i'll never fall in love again. how many boys are there in the world? being the guy who fixes it all. i like your odds. that's powerful. that's a lot. verizon. get a droid razr m by motorola in blue for free. (tei have a tip for you.ker, make a video of yourself, before all this happens. read a children's storybook. or sing a lullaby. i wish i had. the only voice my grandson's ever

david brooks' column resonated with me.writes along these lines quite frequently about the atomization of society, about how young people coming up today don't have a sense of community, mutual responsibility. and so in that vein, i thought that the david brooks was dead on. i don't view edward snowden as a hero, but i don't view him as a traitor, as well. in order to be ate a traitor, you have to reveal some huge state secret that endangers the country. as walter pinkus in the wost "washington post" pointed out today both the telephone records issue and the sort of data mining issue of the national security agency have both been reported. the former by "usa today" in may 2006 the latter just last march in wired magazine. >> right. jonathan, i want to spare your blushes but is your reaction to mr. snowden in part a function of your own age? >> well, you have to understand i am considerably older than mr. snowden so. >> jonathan, our audience would not believe that for a moment. >> tim, david brooks goes on to list all of th

just after that, nicholas brooks arrives on the fifth floor, heads to the same room.r and just 14 minutes after the couple checks in, nicholas brooks is seen leaving the room alone. now, the "new york daily news" first showed these photos, which, again, were taken from video footage. the paper is reporting that the video, which was shown in court on friday, shows that brooks made multiple trips from the fifth floor room, heading downstairs for cigarettes, speaking to reception, and "the daily news" says that brooks was seen as jittery, pacing, and even barefoot. cachay's body, and remember she was just 33 years old, was found submerged in water in an overflowing bathtub. authorities say she was strangled, her body had bite marks and cuts to her lips and mouth. brooks, son of the composer of the song "you light up my life," on trial for second degree murder. he has pleaded not guilty. alison, if convicted, he could face 25 years to life in prison. we should also mention we have reached out repeatedly to brooks' defense attorney and the family of sylvie cachay, but so f

brooke, they are making us more numb.ta monica shooting happened ten minutes away from a fund-raiser where the president was. i'll tell you personally it happened in my neighborhood and the big blue bus, the santa monica big blue bus shot out and people were injured on would have been the bus my high school teenager was on except she was on a field trip. so it's that close to home, yet i kind of went, okay. next? because it starts to make you numb after a while. >> and that is part of the policem problem, i should say. self-defense or murder? the trial of george zimmerman. he is charged with killing 17-year-old trayvon martin in a case that has gotten national attention. you have family members today on both sides holding very public appearances. are they trying to win over the public? and could what they say impact potential jurors? that's next. angie's list is essential. i automatically go there. at angie's list, you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. if you wan

the red carpet, brooks was the ground breaking, 20 years ago and brooks was our chair at that time and led the effort to get us to the third street. >> bob fisher who is our board president and the partner in this project and dennis wo ng and the trustee of the oversight committee. and january kim, the district six supervisor who has been such a great supporter and partner in this project and then i also would like to introduce special members that we like to serve into the enhanced education programs. the class of third graders from carmichael school here in the neighborhood. >> as a member of the board since 2003 and the board president for the last three years, i am incredibly excited to be able to kick off this ground breaking. on a personal note, kie not be more pleased that our families, art collection has found a home at sfmoma. and i would now like to introduce... thank you. >> i would now like to introduce a partner who has been with us every step of the way in leading this transformation, district six supervisor jane kim. >> thank you, bob. >> i just asked craig if he was loo

>> brookings is right. but it's interesting to watch the evolutionary examiner now as it was won't exist very soon. this summer they'll switch -- toying with a new format. politico changing a lot since it began. media bistro. hard to remain the same. but the future of blogs is up for debate. but just in the, i don't know in the seven years i've been doing it even with the job they've been out there, a lot of transformation. >> what is fish bowl. why did you work there? >> fish bowl is out of new york. they cover the media world. they have specific blogs in some of the top cities. new york, l.a., and d.c. fish bowl l.a. and fish bowl new york and cover the media fish bowl as it were in those cities. so a bit of it is gossip. a bit of it is ascribing personalities to a lot of the media folks. they covered the news, got a story right, wrong. politico obsessed with politics, fish bowl covered washington journalism for better or worse. >> does fish bowl and media bistro make money? >> they do. i can't say i knew

brooks is defiantly tried to clear her name, never before used the words not guilty.is brooks a year ago as the first charges were revealed. >> i understand and need and know that there needs to be a proper and thorough investigation, and i am baffled by the decision to charge me today. one day the details of this case will emerge, and people will be today, as is nothing more than an expensive sideshow, a west of public money as a result of an injust and weak decision. >> all eyes will be on brooks' plea tomorrow morning. the trial, though, sue, still months away. >> kayla, thanks very much. i'll pick it up from there. >>> they agreed to buy the marketing software company for $2.3 billion. a 50% premium. salesforce has targeted the cloud marketing space for acquisitions, as it becomes increasingly more important to its operations. jon fortt now with a closer look at the clout computing companies. >> who might be next? the first place to look, closest competitors. some companies that are the right size. el it's a big more, but also some it's roughly flat today. marquet

i'm brooke baldwin. want to begin with something i know suzanne was all over the past hour, really the last couple of hours on cnn. these are live pictures, some taped here as well, breaking news out of one of america's biggest cities. dangerous and delicate, that is how the fire commissioner in philadelphia is describing this scene. this is really the heart of center city. if you know philadelphia, this building, this massive building, four stories, collapsed. this happened right around 10:45 eastern this morning. and beneath this -- the wall of bricks and the debris, people may still be trapped. rescuers, you see them working in teams, gingerly moving brick by brick, to search for survivors. but as bad as this scene looks, we do have some good news that 13 others made it out alive with amazingly minor injuries. i want to go straight to the scene to cnn's sarah hoy who has been covering this as the whole thing broke. sarah, i've been listening to your reporting and a lot of different information, if you

lastly there is a request to use brooks hall as a staging as an off-site shelving location from which they can page so we can create an ability to have them have access to additional materials given the limited amount of space at 1145 market street. we agree with this condition, and we have every intention of creating that shelving system promptly within brooks hall and that is still over to the law library at no additional cost to the law library. so, once the library is [speaker not understood] permanently, we would want to make progress in removing the materials from brooks hall to a reading process, a thoughtful effort to migrate as much as we can to the permanent location and perhaps move elsewhere the other materials in brooks hall so that we can better utilize that space under the civic center plaza. i'm happy to answer any questions you might have about this item. >> [speaker not understood]. so, you're viewing this as a temporary space? >> that is correct. >> okay. do you have -- does that mean you're going to continue actively looking for additional space or is this kind of

brookings was a great education. if you might disagree with one side, you do not think they are mean-spirited or fundamentally dishonest. maybe it is a bad thing, but my time in d.c. has made me less certain about anything than it was before. andgo to a brookings panel hear both sides and say, that guy has a good point in that woman has a good point. there are a couple of issues in my personal life i do think are black and white, but my time in d.c. has largely made me realize both sides have very valid points but come at it from different loss fees. >> put a go is a part of channel seven, channel eight, owned by a local family. and thehe hard copy website and television and here you are interviewing a familiar face on politico television. >> i am joined by john old -- donald rumsfeld, the author of a new book. everything. >> i have lived a long time. when i first came to washington, in 1957, out of the navy, this was a farm. off key bridge. it was world. >> there are still farm animals here. ,ou have here, 380 rules

roberts and tara gray. >> brook and i work together. we live together. we're best friends. >> they are both former beauty queens. they now work for dsn, direct shopping network. >> hello. >> they want better products. they want more product. >> if we're going to venture out and really sell new consumer products, we have to make sure they're good and they really are approved. >> they're testing products in their home. >> the enclosed shower tan instructions should be read completely before initial use. >> these ladies do seem pretty fearless when it comes to testing all kinds of products. >> stack the nozzle post -- >> this can't be good. >> what? >> face forward. when you hit the step i will five seconds. >> this. >> oh. >> that's tanner. >> she is wearing her clothes and now will have a weird tan. >> these are the risks you run if you are testing products to sell on dsn. >> it is in my mouth! >> to see more we have brook and tara "right this minute." >> tell us what the show is about. i am sure it is not just testing products. what are

and that's what we had at brooks.y. we really needed to put a stake in the ground and stand for something. >> reporter: webber canceled half the company's product line to focus solely on running shoes. so how much of a risk was that to basically get rid of all your other lines and say it's just running? >> i think the perception in the industry was oh, my gosh. they're crazy. it's really interesting is i think the biggest risk you take in business is kind of being like everyone else. >> reporter: nike is the undisputed market leader a $24 billion company. brooks is number three at $500 million. webber says nike spends more on advertising by lunchtime than he spends in an entire year. >> the market leader is 80 times larger than we are. not 8, 80 times larger than we are. >> reporter: so if this is david and goliath, i assume you view yourself as david? >> let's just say we know we have to run fast. >> we love you, warren! >> reporter: yet brooks has a big rock in its slingshot. his name is warren buffett. his company,

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i'm brooke baldwin. you're looking at live pictures in boston.huge news, indictments coming down. this is the day bostonians have been waiting for. dzhokhar zotsarnaev is official indicted. shall we dip in? let's listen in. >> defendant's alleged conduct forever changed lives. the victims, their families and the community have shown extraordinary strength and resilience in the face of this senseless violence, and it is with the hundreds of injured as well as the victims in this case in mind that we proceed to seek and make sure that justice is served. before i get into more of the specifics in the indictment, i would like to thank the hundreds of men and women in law enforcement whose hard work, dedication and sheer perseverance brought us to this day. there are too many individuals to name and agencies to name. some of the leaders of those agencies whom i have worked with closely since the day of the bombing stand here with me today. i also want to thank middlesex county defense attorney for their continued cooperation and assistance in this inv

my early years were spent being cast as sort of mel brooks jr. my first book "zombie survival guide" was put in the humor section. a lot of people bought it and were waiting for the jokes. i kept saying, if there is a joke, it's on me. i'm not a funny guy. i'm a genuine nerd. >> you know, everyone -- well most people do. i look for my parents' approval. do you look for your dad's approval? what does he say about "world war z?" >> i think my dad is very happy that i have a job. >> as simple as that, right? as long as you're working, he's happy? >> right. i mean, let's face it. what hollywood parent doesn't want their kid to not ask them for money? so i think he's very proud when he comes over and he says, hey, you need a little money? dad, i'm fine. we're good. >> that's great. thank you so much, max brooks. we really appreciate it. best of luck to you. >> thank you, don. stay safe. >> mel, you did good. you raised a really nice kid, and talented. >>> okay. he is going to risk his life again but unlike last time, this time there are no safety meas

being at brookings is a great education on this.agree with one you don't think they're mean spirited or fundamentally wrong, it's just people operating on two different viewpoints. so maybe it was my time in dc, but i'm less certain than before. that guy has a great point or great point.s a issues in my personal life i think is black and white. very valid points. it very at differently. >> you don't know that politico is a part of channel 7, channel owned by local the all britton family and you do the ard copy, website, and television and here you are interviewing a familiar face on television. >> i'm joined by donald new eld, the author of the book, "rumsfeld rules," former everything. job except is every for the presidency. >> lived a long time. >> yeah. first came to washington in 1957 out of the farm. his, is a >> yeah. key bridge. it's rural. >> called in reporters now a days. 380, right, ere, rules? >> one of which is if you have ten., never have more than >> you took my punch line and i appreciate you violating one of your ru

. >> brooke: i'm grieving... grieving the loss of our baby. >> bill: our baby? >> brooke: i was gonna tell you, bill. that's why i was at your house and i collapsed. i was gonna tell you that i was pregnant. >> katie: thank you for doing t this. >> bill: it's your sister's birthday. >> katie: i know, and we are celebrating in style. >> bill: and i'm sure brooke is

>> hope: yesterday. >> brooke: and she's not coming back? >> hope: no. no. she left l.a...and liam. >> brooke: why? what happened? did they get in an argument? >> steffy: i'm leaving the country, and i won't be back. >> hope: okay, i-i-i don't understand what's happening right now. >> steffy: just take care of him, hope. you can give him what i can't. >> hope: i think that the guilt of losing the child finally got to her, and i'm guessing that... she realized that without the baby, liam would eventually find his way back to me.

i'm brooke baldwin sitting in for erin burnett who is covering the presidential election in

i have them home." >> reporter: so far, this year, brooks county has recovered 32 bodies.hat surpassed last year's record pace and the summer months are still ahead. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, falfurrias, texas. texas. >> pelley: we heard surprising news today about the 10-year-old girl who sued to have a lung transplant. that story's next. ,,,, >> pelley: there was massive protests in egypt today, marking one year since mohammed morsi took over as president. thousands of his supporters squared off with opponents in alexandria. dozens were hurt. at least two people were killed. egyptian state tv says an american is among the dead. britain could soon become the first country to allow so-called three-parent fertility treatments to help couples stop from passing on life-threatening diseases. here's how it would work: doctors would remove the nucleus from the mother's fertilized egg, leaving behind any faulty d.n.a. they would then replace the nucleus with a healthy egg from a donor mother. scientists say the controversial technique could prevent diseases, such as muscular dy