>> brooks: survival-- >> whitaker: survival. >> brooks: --and recognition. >> whitaker: kim jong-un is now recognized as a global threat. u.s. intelligence estimates he has at least ten nuclear weapons. if the u.s. decided it had no choice but to launch a pre- emptive strike on an i.c.b.m. test site, it could trigger the unthinkable. >> brooks: if north korea uses nuclear weapons, it will be met with an effective and overwhelming response. now they can take it to the bank. we make that same point to our allies and partners, like the republic of korea and like japan. >> whitaker: effective and overwhelming response? >> brooks: effective and overwhelming response. >> whitaker: wipe north korea off the map? >> brooks: whatever overwhelms you. >> whitaker: that warning rang in our ears as we returned to seoul and met one last time with defector thae yong-ho. we asked about his brother and sister, still in north korea. what do you think has happened to them? >> thae yong-ho: they will be sent to prison camps. that is what i am absolutely

. >> i love you brooke, there has to be a fire storm for this president to respond, brooke, he doesn't respond unless groups like mine just go crazy pleading, begging mr. president condemn anti-semitism. he doesn't do it. >> he did this morning. just this morning. here is the sound. >> this tour was a meaningful reminder of why we have to fight bigotry, intolerance and hatred in all of its very ugly forms. the anti-semitic threats targeting our jewish community and community centers are horrible and are painful and a very sad reminder of the work that still must be done to root out hate and prejudice and evil. >> is he going to fire steve bannon who is a notorious antisemite? >> what do you want him to do? >> i want him to fire steve bannon. i want the president to give a major address to anti-semitism to the far right that is responsible for anti-semitism in his administration. and i want him to appoint an independent commission with members appointed by congress that will look at anti-semitism apart from the president's influence. >> what did you make of him shutting down jake last w

>> brooke: she's great. strong and independent and i couldn't be more proud of her. >> ridge: well, she's her mother's daughter, after all. >> brooke: so, how's everything here? what's going on between you and quinn? >> ridge: me and quinn? what do you mean? >> brooke: well, before i left, you said you had a plan to get her out of the office, out of the company. any success? >> ridge: yeah, we're -- we're taking steps in the right direction, for sure. >> brooke: huh. what kind of steps? >> ridge: you're looking at the new co-c.e.o. of forrester creations. >> brooke: get out! >> ridge: get out! >> brooke: oh, my god! that's amazing! oh, my gosh! congratulations, ridge! >> ridge: thank you. >> brooke: what happened? i mean, did eric have a change of heart?

>> well, brooke, they're the under dogs. patriots are three-point favorites as they should be, right? the patriots have all the experience. this is incredibly tom brady's seventh super bowl. he's trying to win his fifth. no other quarterback in nfl history has been able to do that. 9 last time the super bowl was in houston way back in 2004, who won that one? tom brady. incredible to think that you fast forward 13 years, brooke, and brady is still on top of the league. and if he wins on sunday he'll join peyton manning as the only 39-year-old quarterback to ever win the super bowl. we asked brady what is his secret to being so good for so long. >> i love this sport and i commit my life to playing it, and there's a lot of decisions that i make based on my life-style that help me play at this more experienced age than most. >> he attacks every day like he's a rookie. i mean, it's unbelievable to see the way the guy works and prepares. whatever he's doing, we all hope he can keep doing it for a long time. >> this season has been

i'm brooke baldwin. "the lead" starts now. >> thanks, brooke. i understand why general flynn would think lying in the white house would not be that big a deal. "the lead" starts now. the cover up cost the national security advisor his job and his reputation. as vladimir putin possibly sees an opening, deploying a missile violating an arms treaty with the u.s. >>> the sudden and mysterious death of kim jong-un's half brother after he was reportedly attacked, did his play boy life-style catch up with him or was something more sinister afoot? plus a thundering flood, homes in danger, the race to patch up part o

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you always for being with me.ington, "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >> thanks, brooke. it's the super bowl of political battles. i'll bring the case. "the lead" starts right now. bad blood on capitol hill, democrats boycotting president trump's nominees and the republicans therefore changing the rules. is this a sign of dysfunction to come? for president trump's supreme court pick? >>> just days into the trump administration, putin's buddies across the border sparking new violence in ukraine. soldiers killed, families, including dozens of children on the run. how will president trump respond if at all? >>> plus, new york state of mind. new information on whether the first lady, melania trump, plans to take you up residence in the white house.

brooks, before we wrap up, would you like to say anything? ms. brooks: yes, just briefly. i want to underscore mr. dow's point that engagement with the airports, engagement with other industry parties is absolutely critical. where we have seen the best results -- i am not just talking about technology, human factors, the screening checkpoints, all of that, it works best when there's strong collaboration between industry and the regulators. so that would be my -- probably my key message. mr. katko: thank you, ms. brooks. i want to thank all the folks here today. when the situation permits itself as a matter of course going forward we will have a little more flexibility in how we conduct the hearings like we did today. i can't guarantee it's always going to be like that. i will signal certainly to mrs. watson coleman how we're doing it. we have a structure we follow but when we can deviate from the good of the order to get a more full hearing, we're going to do that if we can. i'd like to thank the witnesses for their thoughtful testimony and members of the committee may hav

brooke shields on how her kids inspire her.zy person what is they inspire me to do. >> katherine heigl on her baby surprise. >> wasn't planned. >>> who's the next big star coming to "carpool karaoke"? >> oh my god, you're not going to believe it. >>> not a lot of people could relate to brooke shields as a teen actress and model. but my oh, my can working moms relate to brooke now. as our seen contractor news editor jennifer parras found out, brooke has her hands full hosting a sirius xm radio show while raising two young girls. >> they inspire me to act like a crazy person what is they inspire me to do. every day there is a new challenge with a 13-yeaa-old and a 10-year-old. my new thing is not screaming. and not screaming back at them. i would engage in an absolute fight. and my husband would say, what is wrong with you? why are you fighting with them? she started it! i mean, i get really mature. >> 51-year-old brooke says she loses it sometimes, being a wife with two girls, but she says this -- >> chris, my husband, called it

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but my oh, my can working moms relate to brooke now. has her handssfull hosting a sirius xm radio show while raising two young girls. >> inspire me to act like a crazy person is what they inspire me do. everyday there is a new challenge with my 13-year-old and 10-year-old. my new thing is not screaming. and not screaming back at them. i would engage in an absolute fight. and my husband would say, what is wrong with you? why are you fighting with them? she started it. i would get real immature. >> 51-year-old brooke is a mom so many say they know. >> chris, my husband, called it fofo, find out before you freak out. count to 10. >> these words of wisdom for mom to be mail clooney. raise your twins away from hollywood. >> sthe hathey have enough with self absorbed with selfie answers all this. that is enough already. you sort of don't want to add hollywood to it. >> please joint me each week it talk about love, life, parenting, fashion. >> currently the host of her own sirius xm radio show brooke shields now she knows all about growing up

but my oh, my can working moms relate to brooke now.r seen contractor news editor jennifer parras found out, brooke has her hands full hosting a sirius xm radio show while raising two young girls. >> they inspire me to act like a crazy person what is they inspire me to do. every day there is a new challenge with a 13-yeaa-old and a 10-year-old. and not screaming back at them. i would engage in an absolute fight. and my husband would say, what is wrong with you? why are you fighting with them? she started it! i mean, i get really mature. >> 51-year-old brooke says she loses it sometimes, being a wife with two girls, but she says this -- >> chris, my husband, called itt fofo, find out before you freak out. before i react i'm trying to take -- like count to ten. >> smart. brooke also has these words of wisdom for mom to be amal clooney. raise your twins away from hollywood. >> they've got enough of being self-absorbed with selfies and, i don't know, all the -- that kind of stuff. i mean, it's enough already. you sort of don't want to add y

brooke shields on how her kids inspire her. person what is they inspire me to do. >> katherine heigl on her baby surprise. >> wasn't planned. >>> who's the next big star coming to "carpool karaoke"? >> oh my god, you're not going to believe it. hey team, i know we're tight on time, but i really need a... ...sick day tomorrow. moms don't take sick days. moms take nyquil severe: the... ...nighttime sniffling,sneezing, coughing, aching, fever best... ...sleep with a cold, medicine. hey, l'eggo my eggo. i don't see your name on it. really? ba bam! know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo. okay. >>> not a lot of people could relate to brooke shields as a teen actress and model. but my oh, my can working moms relate to brooke now. as our seen contractor news editor jennifer parras found bout,rooke has her hands full hosting a sirius xm radio show while raising two young girls. >> they inspire me to act like a crazy person what is they inspire me to do. erevy day there is a new challenge with a 13-yeaa-old and a 10-year-old. my

i'm brooke baldwin. happy friday, lots to get to. the trump administration has slapped these new sanctions on iran. president trump saying iran is quote not behaving and issuing a warning on twitter that iran is playing with fire. >> today, sanctioned 25 entities that support the ballistic program and missionary force, these are in response to iran's on goigoing ballistic testing, january 29, 2017 as well as tehran's support for terrorism. >> this is just the latest in the valve laavalanche, by the t administration, including israel's plans for potential settlements in the east bank and russia and interference with crimea, some notice these are notably similar to those made by the obama administration made before them. let's begin with michelle kosinski. first talk us through this missile test in trump administration response? >> reporter: so the trump administration has made that messaging very tough not only in statements but in person and of course in those tweets that you read, so they want the message to be out there as one memb

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. exactly one month into his administration, president trump is harkening back to the good old campaign trail days. he gave a big speech in front of big crowds focusing on what people say was the reason he landed the presidency, the economy and jobs. today the president became very first sitting president to visit boeing's campus there in north charleston, south carolina. the president helped to unveil boeing's 787-10 dreamliner airplane. there the president praised the corporation that he once accused of overcharging the government. remember that tweet from a couple minutes ago, air force one cost too much? this is him moments ago in front of a crowd at boeing. >> my focus has been all about jobs. and jobs is one of the primary reasons i'm standing here today as your president. and i will never, ever disappoint you. believe me. i will not disappoint you. i campaigned on the promise that i will do everything in my power to bring the jobs back into america. y

brooke? >> barbara, just quickly following up with you, and again i know this is, to quote you, not fully baked, how many troops potentially, or how soon? >> well, you know, it could -- we are being led to understand that actually it could happen relatively soon after this sort of deadline at the end of the month when the military and the pentagon are supposed to go back to the white house with their ideas. what could happen, we are led to under, which may give us an indication of how far along this is, you could send some troops, for example, into kuwait. you could send them with some additional ground weapons, that kind of thing, and then they could move from kuwait into syria. at any point at which the proposal would be approved by president trump. so, what the military is looking at right now is do they want to proceed with this, are they comfortable with the level of risk, what they might precisely recommend to the president, and how they could be ready to move fairly quickly if a decisi

brooke? >> what about, ivan, you talked to a russian foreign ministry source about their frustrations with president trump's state department. what did they say the issue was? >> reporter: this official telling me this morning that they're having a problem finding counterparts to deal with in the state department, saying that nearly half of the management apparently has either resigned or left office in the transfer of power in washington, and now for a lot of burning issues out there, issues like the ongoing war in ukraine, the latest flap around iran and its nuclear program, and allegations that it's sponsoring terror, there is nobody there on the u.s. side for russian officials to speak with and reach out to, and that's making it difficult to do ordinary diplomacy at a time when there are so many hot issues around the world. this official saying, well, it's probably going to take time to fill those posts. but in the meantime, these crises, these flash points are not getting better any time

i'm brooke baldwin. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >> thanks, brooke.a doesn't report terrorist attacks? wait, i thought watched a lot of cable news. "the lead" starts right now. >>> after president trump falsely claims the media does not report on terror attacks in europe the white house then releases a list of attacks it claims were under reported, such as paris and orlando, and san bernardino. we'll ask one of the president's closest advisors, kellyanne conway what on earth he's talking about. >>> ukraine erupting, russian-backed rebels launched the most v

brooke? >> jason, thank you. this is one of those venues that reminds me of campaign rallies you went to so many of with the back drop of the plane, mega rally, crowds. i have a couple more i want to bring into this conversation. cnn political comment airport, ana navarro, andre bower, and the associate editor of the financial times. so welcome to all of you. you and i were chatting as we see the pictures of the president. boeing, in your book, you wrote about the dreamliner and the supply chain. let's just be on balance. on the one hand, this is awesome for america, in south carolina, in jobs. but it is not as awesome perhaps if you dig a little deeper. >> well, it's very mixed. that's the truth about the manufacturing story and the american economy in general. boeing 787 is one of the most complex supply chains ever known to aviation. >> how so? >> there are dozens and dozens of countries where the parts are being made. if you think about the proposed import tariff, that would hurt boeing,

brooks was up d known as swipey. he was killed in suitland last august and "fox5" paul wagner talked to the victim's brother night. paul joins us from southeast d.c. with details, paul. >> reporter: tony, this murder rorkd the community for a couple different reasons. number one this 18-year-old was really up and coming. he just released and all bum. he was getting local radio play and he had performed alongside other well known rappers like wale and there was also something else at the time of murder there was a viral rumor going through the area here via social media his girlfriend may have been involved. it was rumor the police took great pains to knock down as being untrue. >> prince george country police arrested 19-year-old deante brewer and 1-year-old desean watkins and charged them in connection to the fatal shooting. according to investigators brooks was outside of the apartment complex on parkway terrace drive in suitland when announcing a robbery. it's unclear at this time why but at least two men fired th

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we will give you a wide shot, brooke. you can see, as i said we have got a few hundred people here in los angeles. again. some of it quite theatrical. >> paul thanks to you, thank her as well. to chicago we go. ryan young, what are you seeing. >> >> reporter: >> we have seen this crowd swell. we have seen creative signs. you told me it's important for you to be out here today. why did you think it was important to come out to this protest? >> i have never cared about politics more until now when you find that our figurehead cannot be trusted. and this is -- trump-pinocchio that my friend sue cook made. you can hashtag it and check it out. seriously, we have to do something. we have to stand up. we won't stand idly by. >> reporter: trump tower is over here in chicago with a big sign. this is where people were gathering. they were here yesterday having another protest. now there are speakers are in the center talking that they are going to march. you heard that lady's passion. they are talking about coming out and continuin

. >> country music star garth brooks is bringing his big hat back to philadelphia. >> he is telling "action news" why he is is excited to perform in philadelphia again and when tickets go on sale. first up, "g.m.a." first look. >> reporter: in first look, mystery in a small town, indiana authorities on the hunt for a killer after the murders of abigail williams and liberty german. the also girls were dropped off to a hike. liberty snap chatted this picture. by 12:15 p.m., tuesday their worse fears confirmed. >> they were found deceased back in the woods. >> overnight authorities releasing this image of a man they would like to speak with. investigators believe he was on the trail at the same time as the girls. coming up at 7:00 a.m., former fbi special agent brad garret weighs in on the case live. alex perez abc news, delsea, indiana. hey girlfriend, how's your cafe au lait? oh, it's actually... sfx: (short balloon squeal) it's ver... sfx: (balloon squeals) ok can we... sfx: (balloon squeals) i'm being so serious right now... i really want to know how your coffee is. it's... sfx: (bal

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. "the lead" starts now. >> thanks, brooke.was just this morning that donald trump said nobody loves the first amendment more than him. glad we cleared that up. "the lead" starts right now. president trump today sounding a little bit more like candidate trump, attacking hillary clinton as a ravenous crowd chants lock her up, lock her up, criticizing polls, bashing the media and now he's taking his battle with some news organizations a step further. and a cnn exclusive, a multiple official saying that white house chief of staff reince priebus pressured the fbi to publicly knock down news reports about trump associates communicating with russians known to u.s. intelligence. a request

brooks, and r. dow and i will do it on the second round so i thank you for indulgence thus far. >> mr. coleman, if you have just a few minutes of questions we in one y to do this round if you would like to do longer.r a few minutes thank you. you observe s integrating innovative technology into the passenger process, will help make airport security procedures more effective and efficient, what are the biggest challenges getting the state-of-the-art technologies into our airports s compared to the procurement process used in airports around the world? is it the money? is it the lack of planning? into, of does come it course. one -- does come into it, of course. to of the things that needs be looked is for the time it takes for the technology to get out of the lab and into the airports. the certification processes. be done a lot that can with that, clearly tsa has to ertify equipment and that's absolutely right. but that turnaround time is very important for getting things out into airports. and maybe

come on. >> ivy: oh, it's just brooke is here, so i'm thinking maybe i just talk to you both. >> brookeokay. >> ridge: she was on her way out. >> brooke: well, i can wait if it's important. >> ivy: yeah. it is. you know, why don't we talk in the office? well, i know that you guys have been thinking about getting married, but, brooke, i think there are some things that you need to know before you start making plans.

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being here. just a short time ago, president trump addressed a room full of members of the military for the very first time as commander in chief speaking at u.s. central command headquarters in tampa florida. the audience included the country's top commanders from the army, navy, air force, marines. the president promised to invest in the fight against isis while doubling down on his travel ban to make sure those who quote love us are allowed in the u.s. here is a portion from the president. >>> we are going to be taking care of our great veterans. we will make a historic financial investment in the armed forces the united states and show the entire world that america stands with those who stand in defense of freedom. we have your back every hour, every day, now, and always. that also means getting our allies to pay their fair share. it's been a very unfair to us. we strongly support nato. we only ask that all of the nato members make their full and proper financial con

i'm brooke baldwin. "the lead" starts now. >> thanks, brooke. remember the good old days when presidents got criticized for not doing what they promised during the campaign? "the lead" starts right now. >>> mission to mexico, donald trump's top cabinet secretaries head south of the border as mexico says president trump's new plan to crack down on illegal immigration is not acceptable. >>> in their faces, angry voters getting louder at republican town halls across the country. as president trump writes them off as democratic pnt

when garth brooks comes to town. the black curtain gone.19,000-plus fans will see country music, entertainer of the year, from all angles. >> the head count. the foot traffic growing. inside the wells fargo center, on the southern end of an attractive city. pulling in garth brook, for the first time in 19 years. >> all i want to do is get in front of the philly crowd. >> brooks, added fourth show at the center in march. still holds the current record here, six shows in a row, back in 1998. wells fargo complex president, john page was there and planned the upcoming shows directly with the country music icon. >> amazing, his involved with every aspect of the tour, marketing. >> page earned his start in philly years earlier before the wells fargo center inside the spectrum. >> the energy, excitement. people in philadelphia are trained to be great music fans. >> proven ourselves outside of concerts too. hosting the democratic national convention. catching the attention of the best of the best. including brooks. they call the city of brotherly l

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i'm brooke baldwin, thank you for being with me. you, brooke, today we celebrate presidents' day with another quiet reflection on the role of the presidency. breaking news, after michael flynn's sudden firing, president trump picks his new national security advisor. who is general h.r. mcmaster and why did the president hire him? will the same seven mostly muslim countries be on the list and will this one survive

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>> brooke: like everybody else.n't surprised. >> katie: i can think of at least one person that i was married to that seemed a little surprised. >> brooke: moving right along... >> katie: mm-hmm. >> brooke: how about you? are you dating anybody? >> katie: no, not really. i have got a few, um, business prospects that look interesting. i've got the house. eric pops over for lunch every now d

i'm brooke baldwin this is cnn. >>> welcome back, you're watching cnn i'm brooke baldwin. president trump is once again slamming the intelligence community but this time focussing in on the fbi, it comes after cnn first reported that the fbi rejected a request to publicly refute media reports about campaign ties to russia. part of the team that broke this exclusive story wide open, so pamela, what have you learned? >> reporter: we have learned a few things here, brooke, and the irony of the president going after the fbi for leaks today is that the white house actually held a background briefing with reporters, meaning officials from the white house asking reporters not to be named but relaying information and what this senior administration officials told reporters during this impromptu meeting that happened this morning in response to our reporting that the fbi refused a white house request to knock down trump's association contacts to russians their response to that was basically no one did anything wrong that the white house didn't do anything wrong that white house off

. >> reporter: good morning, brooke. the president had a busy weekend at mar-a-lago, but took a break between meetings and golf outings to have that campaign rally in melbourne, florida. it was those off-hand remarks about sweden that left a whole lot of people confused, seemingly suggesting a terror incident occurred in sweden. >> you look at what's happening last night in sweden. sweden -- who would believe this? they took in large numbers, having problems like they never thought possible. >> reporter: the comments sparking confusion worldwide. the president later explaining it was something he saw on tv tweeting my statement to what's happening in sweden was in reference to a story broadcast on fox news concerning immigrants and sweden. that fox news report, an interview with a conservative filmmaker who accused the swedish government of covering up violent crimes committed by refugees aired the night before the president's rally. >> it was an absolute surge in both gun violence and rape in sweden once it began the op

brooks. as you observe integrating innovative technology into the passenger screening process will help make airport security procedures more effective and more efficient, what are the biggest challenges to getting the state-of-the-art technologies into our airports as compared to the procurement processes within airports around the world? is it the money? is it the lack of planning? >> money does come into it. of course. one of the things that i think really needs to be looked at is the time it takes for our technology to get out of the lab and into the airports. the certification processes. there's a lot that can be done with that. clearly tsa has to certify equipment and that's absolutely right. but that turnaround time is very important for getting things actually out into airports. and maybe there are opportunities to look at what's done in europe with e-cat, for example, the certified equipment. maybe some some rogts that if europe's already certified something, maybe there's a less-rig

two men fired shots striking brooks in the head. earlier today he spoke with brook' brother.e's glad police are making progress in the case. >> we're happy justice is served. all along we've been waiting. but now that justice is served the guy who did it we can't bring my brother back. at the end of the day justice is served here's how police connectsed the manuel avila to the murder. one suspect was arrested for possession of a handgun. that gun was linked to the murder and wearing a court ordered ankle bracelet. police determined he was at the crime scene when it happened and as for the other three men involved in brooks' murder so far police are unable to charge them. >> coming up next tonight a warning for parents with small kids that you should definitely take to heart, tisha. >> another child playing with matches sets the family's virginia home on fire. more details about what happened here and what firefighters are doing about this. >> and you have ever considered a little nip or tuck. tomorrow morning on good day a local doctor will reveal the hottest plastic surgery

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. >>> top of the hour you're watching cnn i'm brooke baldwin.dent trump just gave -- got his biggest blow, the ninth circuit court denied the -- >>> we are going to keep our country safe. we are going to do whatever is necessary to keep our country safe. we had a decision which we think will be very successful with. it shouldn't have taken this much time because safety is a primary reason, one of the reasons why i'm standing here today the security of our country. the voters felt that i would give it the best security, so we'll be doing having very rapidly having to do with additional security for our country, you will be seeing that sometime next week. in addition, we will continue to go through the court process and ultimately i have no doubt that we will win that particular case. >> that is not the only issue putting the white house on defense. the "washington post," we're about to speak with the reporter who broke this open. the post sites nine current and former officials say michael flynn talked privately about sanctions with russian's amb

. >> ♪ >> that's garth brooks and fans you're in luck.t minutes he'll join us live from nashville to talk about his tour and his stop right here in philly. katie. >> no offense, guys i really think garth wears it best. [ laughter ] >> fair enough, right. as we look forward to the upcoming weekend folks i have great weather news for you. sunny skies for both weekend days. warming trend on saturday and in the 50s a taste of april come sun day so all good things to look forward to but a bit of a chill in the air as well. and i'll walk through the pattern change when we come back with the full forecast. ♪ >>> ♪ >> well great news for garth brooks fans. a fourth show has been added for upcoming concert run right here in philadelphia. his first concert tour here in get this 19 years! >> wow! >> tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. for march 26th show. >> the country music super star joins us live from nashville to talk more about that tour. garth brooks, thanks for joining us. >> are you kidding me? thank you and let me correct you. it's g

. >>> top of the hour i'm brooke baldwin thank you for being with me. moments ago the white house hit back on this. >> anger, out ccryoutcry, frustt these town halls across the country for republican members of congress, but is it for real or for show? let me first show you what president trump tweeted in reaction to some of this, the angry crowds are actually in numerous cases planned outly liberal activists, sad. >> is he suggesting this is manufactured anger? that this is not real anger and real concern? >> thanks. there's a hybrid there. i think some people are clearly upset but there's a bit of professional protester manufactured base in there but there are obviously people upset, but i also think when you look at some of these districts and some of these things it is not a representation of a member's district or incident. it is a loud group, small group of people disrupting people in media, no offense, necessarily because they're not doesn't necessarily mean there are many, i think in a lot of cases that's what you're seeing. >> does the presiden

and, brooke, as you know, hbcus are very dear to the black community. hbcus have been there for us to make a middle class in black america. it's a big component of making a middle class and the cbc is very concerned about that as well as other issues and i kind of folded everything all into one. >> sure. and, april, how many years have you been covering the white house? roughly? >> 20. >> 20 years, okay. >> four presidents, yes. >> we found out this whole press conference was called when president trump walked into the oval office and told a member of his senior staff essentially today is the day, i want to hold this press conference. it was sort of hastily put together. >> yes. >> have you ever seen anything like this in your 20 years? >> never. >> what was it like being in the room? >> well, first of all, you know, sometimes there are times when they put something together when there is -- that hidden variable, that variable that comes out of nowhere. and they'll put something together and people assemble before a formal -- this was a formal press con

. >>> hi there i'm brooke baldwin you're watching cnn it's a friday, breaking news, president trump gave his first on camera counter punch to the biggest blow of this administration thus far since taking office some three weeks ago, the ninth circuit court of appeals unanimously ruled not to reinstate the muslim ban. here now with the japanese prime minister. >> we are going to keep our country safe. we are going to do whatever is necessary to keep our country safe. we had a decision which we think would be very successful with. it shouldn't have taken this much time because safety is a primary reason, one of the reasons i'm standing here today. the voters felt i would give it the best security. so something rapidly additional to do with our country, you will be seeing sometime next week, in addition we will continue to go through the court process and ultimately i have no doubt we'll win that particular case. >> next steps next week. we'll talk about that. but not the only issue. putting the white house on defense. the "washington post," all say including michael flynn spoke about russi

. >> reporter: twenty-three year-old take kwan brooks went inside. as she goes this is supply closet to get cleaning materials he follows her. armed with the loaded 9- millimeter gun. >> he kept the gun pointed at me and just, strip your clothes completely. i said i can't. i got nothing. i don't know. i was like, he asked me to to it again. i said no. >> reporter: with the handgun point at her head she knew she had to fight. >> i still got the gun, and i said, you know what, either live or die, it is just the gun went off, so i knew i was than the hit because i didn't feel pain report report she burst from the room, gun now in her hand, brooks behind her , elbow shattered from a gun the shot wound. whether he she runs to get help at next door 7-eleven brooks runs to a neighbor a few blocks away. >> story he told he was at a chinese store and they had, were trying to rob a chinese store and someone shot him. >> reporter: so this woman a thursday wraps his arm. >> she said can you take bullet out? i said i am in the feel but i cannot take bullet out. l

daequan brooks locked her in a bathroom and tried to rain her at gun pointen a scuffle broke out. >> i grabbed the gun ands way like live or die so i wrestled them with the gun and gun went off. i knew i was not hit i didn't feel anything. >> victim one scum, zero. >> she shot brooks in the arm and ra ran across the street to the 7-eleven. brooks collapsed near the laundromat and was arrestd president trump used his alliance at the national prayer breakfast today to start a war of words against arnold schwarzenegger. and after being introduced by mike bernett producer from his show he took a dig at schwarzenegger. schwarzenegger reresponded on twitter. let's starts with what the president said. >> the ratings went right down the tubes. it's been a total disaster. and i want to just pray for arnold if we can for those ratings. >> why don't we switch jobs you takeover tv because you're an sdmert ratings and i takeover your job and people can finally sleep comfortably again. >> later, president trump said he has to talk to u.s. allies and add sayreyes to get things done. >> and tonight

actress, model, brooklyn decker and derrick brooks showed off his hall of fame ring.be we can steal one to bring back to fox business. what do you think? 11-time pro bowler, tampa bay, super bowl winner, hall of fame, you have all the accolades, what is special about the hall of fame ring? >> because this represents that you are in history. you're part of the football bible, when it is written your name is a part of it. i stand here representing my teammates. when i wear this ring and gold jacket, even my bust in canton, it is about how they helped me become a great player. so that is my mind set. obviously the individual awards can not be accomplished without my teammates. liz: you are the one of the most in demand corporate spokespeople. what is it about your message that gets fortune 500 companies to say, i've got to get jerome bettis? >> it is about the truth. understanding what the message is and being part of that message. so for me, it is choosing the companies that i worked with very closely because it has to represent a part of who i am, what i do, and be som