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i'm brooke baldwin.t is palpable. we're just hours from the first debate here on cnn. i can tell you three outsiders are the front-runners in this most recent gop poll. you have a brain surgeon, a fired ceo and reality tv star. has there ever been such a lineup? for answers i'm so thrilled to have her on, political hiss torn doris kearns goodwin. thank you so much for joining me. >> oh, you're welcome, brooke. >> i mean, you just heard the setup of those three outsiders. have you ever seen that kind of crop of candidates dominating seasoned politicians like this before? >> i have not. i mean, clearly there have been other times when there were outsiders. in 1940 wendell wilke was a business candidate ross perot went pretty far. mitt romney was a business candidate. but the fact non-politicians and people without political experience are on top of the world right now, reagan, think about the library we were in, yes, he had been an actor, but he was governor of california. so he brought lots of political e

brooke? >> heart goes out to people in phoenix. just all of these one after another after another on this highway. hopefully this is the connection that they are looking for. sara sidner, we'll check back with you. thank you so much in phoenix. >>> also breaking, sources tell cnn the united states believes a notorious bomb maker with ties to al qaeda has now been killed in an air strike. to the pentagon we go to our correspondent barbara starr. barbara, what do you know? >> hi, brooke. two u.s. officials are telling cnn they do believe now that a notorious french bomb maker named david drugeon was killed in a coalition air strike. this is somebody they've been trying to get to for a very long time. he had ties to the khorasan group. he operated in syria. he also had ties to westerners. the fear always was because of this french man's bomb-making skills, he could get westerners to put devices on airplanes, essentially nonmetallic bombs. very difficult to detect. they tried to get him before. t

i'm brooke baldwin. this is the special breaking news coverage. this massive manhunt underway right now in the chicago area after this police officer was shot and killed. three suspects are on the loose after the shooting. this is in a northern suburb. the officer was out on a routine patrol. he radioed in he was going activity early this morning and then moments later he was on foot pursuit. walking to determine what was going on and then the radio communication totally cut out. when his backup did arrive, they found this particular officer shot and stripped of his gun. he died at the scene. a local high school is on lockdown. people in the area are being told to stay locked in their homes, their offices. take a listen. >> we have numerous k-9s on the ground checking for scents. we have numerous helicopters in the air. we have a large number of officers on foot conducting searches of the area. >> with me now, i have deborah farric and also with me consultant tom bernie and ryan young near the scene. thi

brooke? >> we should also point out hillary clinton this morning here in washington, she weighed in on this and let me ask you about that in a second. jim sciutto, to you, you know, dana bash was pointing out the different pieces of red meat that donald trump and ted cruz waved out at the crowd of supporters on the hill. my question to you is i'm looking at this, too, through the glass of a week from today, i mean, here they are drumming up support a week from today. they will be on a stage in simi valley, california, at the reagan library, part of our cnn presidential debate and, listen, donald trump, i mean, just hearing the post-game right after he spoke, ana navarro saying light on substance and heavy on insults. heard a lot about losers and winning. how will he fare next week on that stage when asked tough questions about foreign policy? >> well, on some of these issues is message is going to be the same. it's going get tougher, right, and that's been his message on iran, that if i were

>> brooke: your fiancée has certain expectations. >> caroline: brooke, i can speak for myself. >> brookei wrong? >> caroline: no, you're not wrong. every bride-to-be does have expectations, and... okay, i think i know what's going on here, what you're reluctant to tell me, and what she desperately wants you to say.

. >> [ bird screeches ] >> brooke: where's ridge? >> caroline: i don't know. called him, but... >> brooke: so, he didn't say where he was? >> caroline: no. i mean, he said he's planning our future. >> brooke: planning your future? >> caroline: yeah. i don't know. i asked him what that meant, but all he said is, "that's all you need to know right now." [ growls ] >> brooke: i see. >> caroline: do you? because i have no idea what it means. >> brooke: [ sighs ] you'll find out soon enough. >> caroline: that man and his

brooke?ting live from san antonio, texas. >>> coming up next, mending the criteria for the highly anticipated republican debate in a couple of weeks which may open the door for one candidate, in particular. we'll bring in jake tapper who is monitoring that debate at the reagan library. a chat with jake coming up. >>> also ahead, vice president joe biden speaking in the battleground state of florida fueling speculation about a possible presidential run. we'll get tapper to weigh in on that as well. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you ta

here at brookings. obviously including strobe and martin who i will speak to in a minute. also bob einhorn and tammy witis. this institution has hosted many important conversation over the years and i appreciate strobe's reference to the event last night and the continuing dialogue about urgent issues facing our nation and the world. that is what brings me here today, back to brookings, to talk about the question we're all grappling with. how to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon and more broadly, how to protect ourselves and our allies from the full range of threats that iran poses. the stakes are high and there are no perfect or simple satisfying solutions. these questions and in particular the merits of the nuclear deal recently reached with iran have divided people of goodwill and raised hard issues on both sides. here is how i see it. either we move forward on the path of diplomacy, and seize this chance to block iran's path to a nuclear weapon. or, we turn down a more dangerous path, lea

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. wow. less than a week away from cnn's republican debate in california and the race just took a turn for the nasty. at the center of it all, you guessed it, donald trump. on cnn he unleashed a blistering attack on ben carson and carly fiorina. this comes a day after carson questioned trump's faith. listen to this. >> i've known ben carson for a long time. i've never heard faith was a big thing until just recently. >> he's a seventh day adventist. something he talks about a lot. >> all of a sudden he becomes a great religious figure. i don't think he's a great religious figure. yesterday i saw him quoting something on humility and it looks like he had just memorized it two minutes before he made the quote. so, you know, don't tell me about ben carson. >> he's coming at you, too. >> he's starting to hit me so i hit back. i only hit back when i get hit. he was a doctor for perhaps -- an okay doctor, by the way. you can check that out, too. we're not ta

could face as much as 6 months here is jim tomsula on the brooks situation today >>:it has been well and we have followed procedures. i feel confident in the information that i have gotten and the investigation will go where may --where it may sports night live sunday >> gary :j.r. and bip have the author of the brook cronicling jim haraugh's departure form the 49ers to michigan also the raiders season and opener as well as the giants and a's sunday night at 9pm he has traveled 17,000 mi. on a five city to-tour overseas selling shose --shoes go steph he's a good guy to root for >> catherine : good night everybody see you tomorrow . >>> first day back at work. the embattled dentist that killed cecil the lion. >> then, danger on the school bus. >> help, help. >> an "inside edition" investigation. >> i could see her being dragged underneath the bus. >> backpacks, can they get caught in the door, squeezing shut on anything in the way? and the bus keeps rolling. >> plus, sandra bullock's new boyfriend. >> the disturbing allegations made in court papers by his neighbor. >> then the man of

that's where we find brook baldwin. hi, brook. >> i am full on geeking out right now. i don't know if you can tell. but i mean, i hit the ground here in california on friday afternoon, poppy. you would love this. i will enjoy this extra for you, my friend. being here in simi valley, flanked by the mountain rage to my left. i walked around the area where the debate stage is set. let me just say just the history, walking through air force one, a little bit of ronald reagan trivia, he was a big birthday guy. any time a member of the press was on air force one and have a birthday, he would always have a cake on the ready for them. forgive me, i'm geeking. back to what's happening this coming wednesday. one of the things we'll be watching for is the tone of the candidates. this morning on cnn's "state of the union" reince priebus was asked about that very same thing and whether he thought all the -- listen, this has gotten extraordinarily personal, all this negative rhetoric would hurt the party's chance to win the white house. here's what he said. >> the way you communicat

okay. >> reporter: how has brook helped you through this? >> she has been so supportive.as the direction of my attack. you know? i was not so mad at her boyfriend the i was mad at her. you know? and she, she instantly said i don't need to forgive you. i am not mad at you. i love you. you're my dad. >> reporter: for fans who feel let down by you? do you ask their forgiveness? >> oh, my gosh, please forgive me. please forgive me. i am a nice guy. not the hulk hogan that rips the shirt off and slams giants. >> reporter: the hulk whose worth is between $8 and 15 million is embattled in a landmark $100 million lawsuit against gawker after they posted a two minute graphic excerpt of an unauthorized sex tape. his lawyer -- >> this has everything to do with the invasion of privacy of a private citizen for no good cause other than for them to make money. >> reporter: gawker maintains the tape is news worthy given hogan talks often about his sex life. for now the man once known for super human strength is relying on his inner power wrestling with turning this negative into a positi

good morning, brook. >> good morning, anne-marie. it is a dramatic jump for carly fiorina, and a drop of eight points for donald trump. fiorina said the debate where she went head-to-head with trump was an important moment in her campaign. >> as people come to know me and understand what i've done and most importantly, what i will do, they tend to support me. >> reporter: while fiorina jumped in the polls, critics are jumping on trump and ben carson for comments they made about muslims and the presidency. on the sunday talk shows, trump stood by his decision not to correct a supporter who said president obama is a muslim during a town hall meeting last week. >> we have a problem in this country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. >> reporter: trump said it's not his obligation to defend the president. >> we can be politically correct and we can say there is no problem whatsoever, but the fact is there is a problem with some and it's a very severe problem and it's a problem that's taking place all over the worl

benn, and mayor brooking? >> i am dean brooking, mayor of durango, colorado at the base of the san juan mountains, along the animus river. i have lived and wrerecreated ag those mountains since 1980. our current economy is not dependant on mining but rather outdoor recreation, arts and other cultural amenities. the mine released wastewater into the river and put a spotlight on the century-old problem that our kpcommunities have lacked the resources to address. 3 million gallons were released but this is not a one-time incident. about 3 million drain out each week. prior to and subsequent to this event. that is the quiet but real catastrophe that has largely gone unnoticed by the public until now. our rivers are what bind us together as communities. the veins of the animus river flow into other arteries of the werks including the san juan river, before reaching lake powell. from there, it joins the colorado that flows to the grand canyon, into lake mead. a water-source for los angeles, and san diego. it is temp

brook lost her winnie the pooh blanket.nket. >> the blanket was actually my comforter when i was newborn baby that's what i slept with when i came home from the hospital and i've been obsessed with it. it's been by my side all the years since. so it's very close to me. and i really haven't gone this long without it ever. >> reporter: brook says it was stuffed inside a pink and white reusable marshals bag along with lane laundry make up bag and cell phone charger. she placed it in the overhead above where she was sitting on the train. she got off at wallingford stop on the media elwyn line and forgot it. >> it's not embarrassing it. it's cute. i hope you get it back. >> reporter: brook has taken to social media to ask for help finding it. she's getting lots of support on facebook where she's posted pictures of herself with the blanket. >> definitely worn down. it's white ish it used to be white. has a giant hole in the center with stuffing ripped out. tons of stains. and it has faded image of winnie of poo on the front. >> r

the woman claims brooks groped her and then mcdonald raped her while she was unconscious. mcdonald pled not guilty to rape charges on friday. the woman filed a sexual assault lawsuit against brooks this year, and he's continued to play for the niners while the legal process plays out. >> an oakland high school football coach suspended after this video went out on social media. it looks crazy in there, but what you can see is the coach pushing and wrestling one of the players onboard a bus. nbc bay area's ian cole is in oakland. what we're learning about the coach and what's going to happen next with this, ian. >> yeah, and the school district even says this is a popular, highly regarded coach, and this is very uncharacteristic move for him, still tonight, he's under investigation by the school district, and on paid administrative leave. that video you saw was posted yesterday on twitter to the oakland school district's twitter feed. it shows the coach and players arguing on a bus. the coach appears to shove the student back into his seat before the two start wrestling. the

public speaker: eric brooks. if you have staff constraints i understand the delaying but of course i want the priority to be cleanpowersf. even if the planning commission where we have split appointments, we basically have a disaster happening in how often bad projects get approved. and it's because in my opinion the elected body, the board of supervisors should be making the majority of the appointments on all commissions and all government bodies. i hope that even if we are delaying we start pushing for that after the current executive gets reelected because the current executive in my view is appointing a bunch of people at all of these commissions doing us in. please don't back burner it too much. thanks. public speaker: jed holes man. san francisca: as the board of supervisors are aware that currently the situation we have in the county is when someone needs to be, when an empty seat, a vacant seat is there the mayor is actually able to appoint someone who takes office immediately before the board of supervi

they kept at it until they finally got the attention of police who then detained brooks. watch as he's being handcuffed. one of the officers lifts the bag, the hole is now visible. >> the cameras was in the bag angled up perfectly cut about the size of a half dollar. so the lens of a camera can see directly up a skirt. >> reporter: one of the officers took his camera and found more incriminating evidence, but only cited him under penal code 647 j-2. disorderly conduct using a camera to look at women's undergarment. he's expected to hap in court next month. in san francisco lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> wow. >> two police officers are in the hospital recovering after being shot in a target parking lot near monterey. this happened in sand city east of monterey at 4:30 this afternoon. the abc affiliate in monter assay there were two gunmen. two other people were also shot. all four victims are beings treated at the hospital. target is still open and police are questioning shoppers as they leave the store. >>> a family of three is missing after a fire in eldorado county des

good afternoon, brooke. with that after about a month or so of digging, working with mexican authorities ended up narrowing down to a location in mexico and it was on monday morning he was walking to work. the little information i have now is he was going to work at an electronics store and was apprehended by mexican authorities early monday morning. >> do we know how long he'd been in mexico, what exactly he was doing? >> that's what we're working on now. working with our counterparts in mexico to come up with a story line of how long he's actually been down there. my understanding it's been several years. we're actually going to be looking at who may have been helping him. this case is far from over. we're just so happy to find closure for those victims and i know the detectives still working are happy about the arrest and so are we. >> with the victims and reading some of their stories today in the wake of this capture, obviously, some of them did not make it out of these torture chambers, but some of the

david brooks, mark shields, we thank you both. look now at a very different chinese-american collaboration, this time in the world of the arts. ever since a ban on western music was lifted in china almost 40 years ago, the country has produced a number of artists for elite music conservatories in the west. jeffrey brown has the story of one such pianist who's taken the leap from prodigy to international superstar with the help of an american mentor and a former prodigy himself. this story was produced in collaboration with public tv station kqed. ♪ >> brown: he is 70, the grandson of yiddish theatre stars, music director of the san francisco symphony and a major figure on the classical music scene for five decades. she is 28, a virtuoso from china and a spectacular new presence on the international circuit. michael tilson thomas and yuja wang have been collaborators-- as conductor and pianist-- for 11 years now. >> this is a little part of a schubert rondo, which is subtitled, "our friendship is is unchanging. it's forever. >> bro

knock it off, brooke, if you want to come back. >> brooke. >> i understand that because we're a fan, all fans. >> thank you. >> on and on and to see you back and in this show and the intensity, it's awesome. how does it feel for new. termses terms of the scheduling but i'm looking forward to it and i'm having a good time. get the chance to do a lot of different things in the show, not only play this mysterious kind of facilitator, but also i get to did some disguises and it's quite -- quite tasty. >> and the character is morally ambiguous really. you don't know is he a good guy, between? between. >> the laugh. >> probably somewhere in between. >> cameron mentioned mo better blues and i'll go bun weather. wildcats, great character and nino in "new jack." >> bun of the best characters of >> yeah. >> a long list of movie credits, hugely successful one. this is your first tv series that you've been in consistently and starred in. what was the decision for you to jump into tv? >> there was definitely concern because of the amount of attention you get when you do tell vig. film gives you a

i'm brooke baldwin. this is cnn. we start with that tense showdown happening right now with two of the world's most powerful leaders, president obama preparing to meet with russian president vladimir putin face to face. this hasn't happened in more than two years. it's happening at the united nations general assembly. to say these two leaders have had icy relations is honestly putting it gently. the tension has just escalated with russia announcing this new intelligence sharing agreement with iraq, iran and syria. here was vladimir putin speaking last night on "60 minutes." >> translator: we support the legitimate government of syria and it's my deep belief that any actions to the contrary in order to destroy the legitimate government will create a situation which you can witness now in the other countries of the region or in other regions. . >> when president obama took to the podium this morning, he didn't mince words. here's what he had to say about russia propping up bashar al assad. >> we should sup

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this is our second brookings debate. my name is bruce jones. it is my honor to welcome all of you here in the room, and online. thank you for coming in and spending the evening with us. a convening debate has long been a essential part at brookings. we are approaching our 100th year. we are innovating and finding new ways for generating debate and serious conversation among policy experts and decision-makers. tonight, we are can -- we are continuing this new series. it combines serious policy debate and alcohol. that is not a bad way to go. you'll also generate serious conversation on some of the most important issues on the day. the issue at hand is perhaps the biggest foreign-policy question at the moment. whether or not we should move forward with the iran nuclear deal and what happens beyond. congress will be voting on this issue as early as this week. this is an issue that will continue to occupy foreign policy for a long time to come. we want to hear what you have to think, both in the room and online. if you have not already voted on our

but he's not here yet, brooke. we're waiting for him.if i catch a picture, i'll be tweeting you, brooke. make sure you're in on all of the details. >> we appreciate it, rosa flores. what an incredible week for you as well traveling alongside here with pope francis. we'll come back to you, rosa. i'd love to get a little more color as far as who's in the crowd there at joint base andrews. but for now let me pause and head northward to new york where my colleagues john berman and delia gallagher are sitting by in front of st. patrick's cathedr cathedral. it's so rare that fifth avenue the traffic is no more. and the pope will be there what in just a couple of hours? >> yeah, that's right. well, washington's loss is new york's gain. the pope touches down at jfk at about 5:00 p.m. eastern. assuming he's on time he looks like he's a few minutes late right now. >> a few minutes late because he was saying hello and good-bye to the people of washington. >> couldn't stop talking to people in washington. >> chopper over to manhattan drive to where

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i'm brooke baldwin.s dramatic turn of events in the u.s.-led war on isis, russia claiming it is going after the terror group inside of syria unleashing its first round of air strikes in the city of homs. but all is not as it seems. a u.s. official telling cnn these bombs being dropped from russian war planes are not intended for isis at all but instead could be targeting rebel fighters, enemies of the syrian president bashar al assad, a close ally to the president of russia vladimir putin, and a man being assad known to the united states for barrel bombing his own citizens. russia even admitting the strikes were ordered by assad himself. the u.s. secretary of defense ash carter speaking just in the last hour from the pentagon. >> this is one of the reasons why the result of this kind of action will inevitably simply be to inflame the civil war in syria and why, therefore, it's ill-advised to take this kind of action in support of assad only. fighting isil without pursuing a parallel political transition

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mel brix brooks, is that six fingers? i want to hang around here at night and wait for people to for kansas to see that. james: it is so funny. it really is. jerrod, you're a huge star. your own show on nbc. [applause] does this come with perks? is there a lady in your life at the moment? do you have a girlfriend at the moment? jerrod: i don't have a girlfriend. mel: do you like quiche? james: oh, no. don't get him on quich. jerrod: i'm afraid of being a boyfriend. mel: listen. you're ok. if you happen to be jewish -- jerrod: ok. r mel: and you went out with a jewish lady and you both get drunk and you did it, you would have to be buried with her. [applause] you would have to be buried. that is one night. jerrod: one night? mel: that's why you never get drunk with a jewish girlfriend because they are very serious about the relationship. james: you're not. right? you don't want a relationship. jerrod: i'm terrified of the thought. the fact that i would have to be buried only adds to the fear. james: why are you scared of a

following brooks for several minutes. that other man was broedis parker. he spotted brooks getting close to girls holding a shopping bag. >> one girl was rather young. she had on a school girl skirt. >> he's got a video on and recording under ladies dress. he's got a hole in the bag. i've been following him. >> he and parker work for a tour bus company on union square. they finally got the attention of police who then detained brooks. watch as he's being handcuffed. one officer lifts a bag. the hole is visible. >> the camera was in the bag, angled towards a hole cut the size of a half dollar. the lens can see up a skirt. >> one officer took his camera and found more incriminating evidence, but only cited him under penal code 647 j 2. disorderly conduct. this offense carries misdemeanor charges, brooks is expected to appear in court in october. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> wow. >> well, coming up next, a bay area woman who might have reservations about making reservations on southwest airlines. >> michael finney steps in to >>> what looked like a comput

captions by: caption colorado >> brooke: you had a vasectomy?!you broke it off with caroline? >> ridge: not every woman wants to have children, but caroline does, and i can't allow her to throw that away because of me, 'cause she would. >> brooke: she doesn't think you want children, not that you can't! >> ridge: she doesn't understand that now, but she will. >> brooke: [ sighs ] >> ridge: when she left here, she was hurt. she was upset. she was confused. when she wakes up, it's all gonna make sense to her.

>> brooke: [ sighs ] >> ridge: i did.even in vitro is not something that they considered. >> brooke: i know caroline was so set on having your child. was she devastated? >> ridge: what do you think?

>>> i'm brooke baldwin, you're watching cnn.e of this ronald reagan library in simi valley, california. i'm flanked by the stunning mountain range. it's a beautiful place to call home r for the next couple days. we're 48 hours away from the big show, the cnn republican debate that could really change momentum and this 2016 race for the nomination. let me show you the candidates and remember 11 of them on that stage at 8:00 eastern come wednesday night desperate to steal the limelight from the man in the center, donald trump. a new abc news washington pulse poll puts trump on top of the republican field and he's now at 33%. the only other in double digits is ben carson. even seeing a 12-point jump in the key early state of new hampshire. that was also out today. let me bring in the republican strategy skpis here with me in simi valley. he has been through this a couple times. thank you for being with me. off the top here, i want you to name two candidates who will be let's say of the 11 wednesday night that this will be make or b

not to mention, ahmad brooks who will play for the forty-niners, trouble or no trouble. later in this broadcast. gabe slate tech report >> reporter:new at 8 >> reporter:apple's big press event is tomorrow morning. they're expected to unveil new iphones and other gadgets. our tech reporter gabe slate tells us what to expect. >> reporter:one big difference of apple's press event this year is the location has moved to higher profile location the bill gram auditorium in san francisco which is right in the middle of the civic center in san francisco right next to city hall. >> reporter:we will know for sure at 10am tuesday when the event starts but here's what we expect the new iphones to feature. >> reporter:the new models may have into the screen which can distinguish between a light tap and deep press. >> reporter:the apple watch was the first devie to feature this. >> reporter:force tough on the iphone could add quick options and shortcuts to access different apps and services. >> reporter:and that rear camera is said to support video shooting in 4k resolution. on the fro

. >>> plus, we're in nashville with garth brooks >>> now, that is how katy perry spends the day at a pool. smoking a hookah in black latex. brian wilson of the beach boys whose struggle with mental illness in "love and mercy" on blue ray and dvd on thursday. i talked to brian's wife, melinda, about conditions. let me tell you. his mind was sharp when sharing some of his fondest memories. >> good vibrations, i was like, that's the pinnacle of my life. i was like, brian, that's a number one record. took note to the part but when i came out, it went to number one. >> but with those good vibrations came some very bad trips. >> brian is a very, very sick man. >> heavy drug use followed by the intervention of a radical therapist seen in "love and mercy" misdiagnosed and treated brian's mental illness. what is the correct diagnosis? >> it's an affective disorder. what that means is he suffers from depression, but along with the depression, he has auditory hallucinations. which is voices. >> how are you doing now? >> very good. i exercised a lot. i've been feeling good. >> the moment during

york, thank you, brook. northern california have now destroyed nearly 1,600 homes and a third fire in monterey county has destroyed ten others. the fire has destroyed over a thousand acres and is 30% contained and one of ten active wildfires that threatens thousands of homes. >> so dry. so hot. now we are getting some wind. the fire has given us a tough time and it's pretty hard to control. >> two massive fires burning north of monterey county are blamed for at least five deaths. the valley fire, which destroyed over a thousand homes, is now the fourth worst in california history. >>> two americans held hostage by rebels in yemen are freed and in the a gulf state this morning. they were released by the rebels. a third american is still being held. the houthi backed by iran are involved in a ferocious civil >>> european leaders hold an emergency meeting wednesday in before us lts brussels to figure out what to do. the obama administration says it will increase the number of refuges it accepts to 100,000 by 20

last evening, brookings hosted a debate in which senator mccain took part, with three brookings scholars, who were on different sides of the issue. it was a substantive, lively and civil debate. secretary clinton, of course, is deeply knowledgeable on the subject that we're devoting this morning to. as the senior member of the cabinet, she played a critical role in shaping america's strategy to combat and thwart iran's nuclear weapons ambitions. including having a very strong and instrumental role in setting up the international sanctions that were so important in bringing the iranian government to the table. now, this issue is obviously going to reverberate in the presidential campaign. brookings has hosted declared and potential candidates from both parties. and they have been here on this stage to talk about both domestic and foreign policy matters. and we are -- have invited several more to be with us in the future. after her opening comments, secretary clinton will have a conversation with my colleague, martin, executive vice president of the brookings institution, and there will be

they kept at it until they finally got the attention of police who then detained brook brooks.h as he's being handcuffed one of the officers lifts the bag. the hole is now visible. >> the camera was in the bag angle up perfectly towards the hole l cut about the size of an half dollar. so the lens of camera can see directly up a skirt. >>reporter: according to sf pd one officer took the camera and found more incriminating evidence but only cited him under penal code 6 47 j 2. disorderly conduct using a camera to look at women under garment. he's expected to appear in court next month. in san francisco, lee ann, abc 7 news. >> arrested outside of victoria secret. >> all right let's mav on to this weather which has been so steamy. summer business to come to the an end. >> those that don't have ac wonder when this is all going to end. >> i know. like you are ian oven right? wilt is going to end tomorrow. the much cooler. hopefully able to enjoy the weather. let me she you doppler and talk about the cool down that he is already starting. although pretty mostly clear across the bay a

of brookings we're very pleased to be co-sponsoring this program with the chair of csis. we had a program that we did together back in may, i think and for that one brookings had the home field advantage and now csis has the home field advantage. and i would like to thank all our friends at csis for the outstanding job they did in preparing the home field. our first panel was an excellent discussion of high policy, and we had two outstanding presenters and one outstanding moderator. we even got into some discussion due to bonnie's insistence on domestic issues which was good. this session is not about policy. policies are important, but there's more to elections than the respective views of the candidates, and so what we want to look at in this panel is in effect the horse race. even though president ma whose name means horse is not running this time there's still a horse weighs, and there's a lot about elections that is very important to the outcome, and affects the way people vote, but don't have that much to do with policy positions. so for example, the quality and cha

you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin.lifornia where the republican party could be considered the biggest winner in the presidential debate because we got the ratings and 23 million of you watched the republicans top 11 candidates right here live on cnn at the reagan presidential library go toe to toe. we thank you for making it the most watched cnn event ever. if you are among the few who did not watch and catch the contenders, we'll bring you up to speed. take a look. >> you better be able to lead our country on the first day. not a year from now, on the first day in office our president could confront a crisis. sometimes you cannot control it. >> if i'm elected president on the first day in office, i will rip to shreds this nuclear deal. >> it's not a strategy to tear up an agreement. a strategy would be how did we confront iran. >> iran and planned parenthood, one has to do with the defense and security of the nation. the other has something to do with the character of this nation. >> i want to build a wall, a wall tha