this is "cnn newsroom." we start with the situation of undocumented parents and children being held at immigration detention centers in the united states. there is a great deal of confusion about how, when, or if they will be reunited even after promises and plans to do so. >> last week the u.s. president donald trump signed an order to reunite the separated families, but on sunday he was back to his tough rhetoric on illegal immigration. he tweeted we cannot allow all of these people to invade our country. he added, they should be deported immediately with no judges or court cases. >> here's what families are facing now. more than 2,000 children in processing centers like these, along with the u.s.-mexico border. elizabeth warren visited in mcallen, texas and came out visibly shaken. >> i saw children by themselves. a six-month-old baby, little girls and little boys. there are mothers with their babies and with small children. family units are together if it's a very small child, but little girls are 12 yea

you are live in the "cnn newsroom." hello on this saturday afternoon. i'm ain new york. a taxi plowing into a crowd of pedestrians in the middle of festivities for the 2018 world cup. you can see the car jump a curb on to a sidewalk. it hits a group of people before striking that traffic sign and then bystanders rush to the car to try to open the door. watch this. the driver jumps out and runs away. he has since been detained and is being questioned by police. our matthew chance is on the scene live for us in moscow. matthew, it appears that street has reopened. do we know yet whether this was intentional? >> reporter: we do. in terms that the authorities here are saying that it wasn't intentional. i'm just reading some word that's come from the russian interior ministry saying that according to the person responsible for the road accident, it was unintended. the police have said that the primary cause for what they're calling the road accident is failure to control the vehicle, and so what the moscow police are doing a

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"cnn newsroom" starts right now. 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. the trump administration says 500 families who crossed the u.s.-mexico border have been reunited. thousands of others are in facilities around the country. in many cases, their parents still have no idea where they are. on friday, two days after saying he didn't like the sight or feeling of families being separated and after issuing an executive order to stop it, mr. trump tweeted this, quote, "we cannot allow our country to be overrun by illegal immigrants as the democrats tell their phony stories of sadness and grief." you will remember the president's words about migrants crossing the southern border when he announced his campaign for the office, grossly overgeneralizing he said this, quote, they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. on friday, he returned to that theme against the backdrop of his zero-tolerance policy and family separations as our boris sanchez reports for you. >> reporter: president trump met with people who have lost loved ones at the hands

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you are live in the "cnn newsroom." our breaking news out of moscow where the 2018 world cup is taking place, and we want to warn you, the video we are about to show you is disturbing. a taxi plowing into a crowd of pedestrians in the middle of world cup festivities. here's that video. you can see the car hop on to the curb there, right on the sidewalk, hits a group of people before striking a traffic sign. bystanders rushed to the car, trying to open the door, and then the driver jumps out and runs away. he has since been detained, is being questioned by police. our matthew chance is on the scene for us. matthew, what are authorities saying about this incident? >> reporter: well, first of all, there's been a lot of suspicion, ana, that this may have been some kind of terrorist attack. that was the speculation when you see horrific images like that taking place with a taxi mounting this pavement right behind me and accelerating through those pedestrians, many of them, of course, soccer fans who had come to moscow to wat

this is cnn newsroom. >>> at this moment more than 2,000 children effected by president trump's immigration policy are being detained in facilities across the country. this is the scene outside a detention center in mcallen, texas. through the darkened windows our reporters could see children inside. president trump was at a republican party gathering attacking democrats on what he claims is their desire for open borders. if we did that we would have millions and millions pouring through our country with all of the problems it would cause. you could have millions. all it would have is yes, we want everybody to come. do what you want to do. if they see any weakness they will come by the millions. >> now, some members of congress who visit that hed that texas processing center were described as cruel and inhumane. >>> th >> they brought here to these areas. some of these groups tried to get their message to some of the people inside. we haven't seen any transport buses make their way in or out of here. the p

. >>> hello, on this saturday afternoon, we are live in the "cnn newsroom," i'm ana cabrera in new york. it is our breaking news right now. thousands of people in cities big and small across the country demanding the american government provide the most basic of human rights for the people seeking asylum in the united states or detained at the u.s. border. they want president trump's zero tolerance policy stopped immediately. they want the practice of detaining families stopped immediately. and louder than anything else, they want families torn apart in these past few weeks of border crackdown to be reunited immediately. the words they are shouting, families belong together. these marches started in the morning and they are spreading across the country as the day goes on. now getting well under way on the west coast, but first a moment i want to listen in on right now, john legend speaking in los angeles. >> we see them as human beings who deserve the chance to flourish and be the best versions of themselves that they can be. and it means we treat asylum seekers with compassion. we don'

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i'm george howell in the "cnn newsroom". 4:00 a.m. on the east east coast.he separation of children at the u.s. border is happening. kritd tikinhumane, but the white house says it is not their fault. but the facts show 2,000 children have been separated from their parents and that is just mid april through may, this according to the department of homeland security. the increase in family separations the result of the trump administration's zero tolerance policy where adults face criminal charges for entering the united states illegally. u.s. president blamed the democrats. >>> the children, the children can be taken care of quickly, beautifully and immediately. the democrats forced that law upon our nation. i hate it. i hate to see separation of parents and children. >> but democrats did not force the practice on anyone. this increase of family separations occurred after the trump administration decided to prosecute all offenders. their aim there, to send a message hoping it would deter families from entering the united states illegally, but still more are c

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you're watching "cnn newsroom." thanks for being with us. ll with the headlines we're following for you. this hour tributes are pouring in from around the world for anthony bourdain. bourdain was the host of cnn's "parts unknown." he was found dead in a hotel room in france after taking his own life friday. during his life bourdain helped to bridge cultural divides through food and he always urged viewers to eat and drink with people without fear or prejudice. anthony bourdain dead at the age of 61 years old. >>> u.s. president donald trump is expected to leave the g-7 summit in canada in the coming hours. he will then fly to singapore for his upcoming meeting with the leader of north korea, kim jong-un. beneath the smiles g-7 leaders are upset with mr. trump with the punishing new trade tariffs. >>> chinese government hackers have reportedly stolen a trove of sensitive data. the breaches happened in january and february. the hackers stole data linked to submarines including plans to develop a supersonic anti-ship missile. >>> the streets of

this is "cnn newsroom." so let's start with the russia investigation and some interesting questions about the limits of u.s. presidential powers. rudy giuliani, one of donald trump's lawyers, says the president could probably pardon himself if it came to that, but he doesn't intend to. giuliani also told huff post, quote, in no case can he be subpoenaed or indicted. i don't know how you can indict while he is in office, no matter what it is. if the president shot james comey, he would be impeached the next day. impeach him and then you can do whatever you want the do to him. more now from cnn's boris sanchez. >> reporter: rudy giuliani for the most part echoed some of what we saw in those letters published by "the new york times" on saturday that were sent from the white house legal team to the s counsel in january of this year. giuliani said that he likely would havenged some it, but that he agrees with 80% of its premise, namely, the idea that president trump being the top law enforcement officer in the co

the "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> at 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast, we start with the separation of children from their families on the u.s. border with mexico. it is happening. critics call it inhumane and unconscionable. but the white house says it's not their fault, but the facts show 2,000 children have been separated from their parents. that is just from mid-april through may. this according to the department of homeland security. the increase in family separations is the result of the trump administration's zero tolerance policy. that policy where adults face criminal charges for entering the united states illegally. president trump falsely blamed the democrats. let's listen. >> the democrats gave us the laws. now i want the laws to be beautiful, humane, but strong. i don't want bad people coming in. i don't want drugs coming in. and we can solve that problem in one meeting. tell the democrats your friends to call me. >> democrats did not force that practice on anyone. those are the facts. this increase of family separations occurred

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>>> you're live in the cnn newsroom, i'm anna cabrera. a horrific crash, the sheriff of demint texas says u.s. border patrol was chasing a vehicle at 100 miles per hour when that vehicle rolled and crashed. now, it was packed with people, police say who were undocumented immigrants and that last update, five of those people are dead. nick valencia is in texas and sandoval is in new jersey where they had to shove their way into an immigrant detention center. i want to head to nick in texas. tell us about what happened and what police are saying? >> reporter: just to set the scene where we are in brownsville, we're outside of the largest children immigrant detention facility child care facility in the country. we're waiting to that group of democratic lawmakers that have been touring the border all day long to make their next stop here. we are getting news of a tragic crash a few hours north of here involving a vehicle carrying 12 undocumented immigrants driven by the u.s. citizen smugglers. according to a sheriff's office there the vehicle

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i'm anna coren in hong kong and this is "cnn newsroom." >>> the u.s. president is at his golf resort in new jersey for the weekend but donald trump has plenty of business to attend to. he's picking a supreme court justice to replace anthony kennedy. he offered reporters a glimpse into his thinking so far. >> i'll be announcing it on july 9th. >> who are you leading? >> well, we have 25 very outstanding people. hey, look, i like them all. but i've got it down to about five. >> any women on the short list? is one of the -- >> yeah, i do have a woman. >> is that amy? >> i have two women on the short list. two women out of the five. we have three women on the court now. i have two women out of the five. two women out of the five. >> president trump also has to get ready for a summit next month in finland with vladimir putin. he shared with reporters some of what he plans to talk about with the russian leader. >> what do you hope, too chief with president putin? >> we're going to talk about ukraine. we're going to be talking about syria. we'll be talking ab

. >>> you are in the "cnn newsroom." thank you for being with me. we begin with breaking news out of moscow where a taxi has rammed into a crowd of pedestrians. the video you are about to see is violent. you can see the taxi hopping the curb, driving on the sidewalk, hitting many pedestrians. that driver then exits this vehicle and tries to run away as bystanders try to stop him. police are investigating right now. there he goes. matthew chance is live right at that scene. matthew, you are actually standing where the taxi had stopped not too long ago. what have you learned? >> reporter: absolutely the exact spot. if you just take a look over here, you can see there are still scuff marks on the wall where the taxi as it plowed through that busy bunch of pedestrians left its marks on this wall before coming to a halt just a few yards ahead of me. a number of people were injured in that. we know at least two people who were mexican fans have been confirmed by the mexican embassy here in moscow has having been injured, but others according to eyewitness

you're watching cnn newsroom. here are our top stories.'s lawyers try to go convince robert mueller that it is legally impossible for a sitting president to obstruct justice. in a letter obtained by the new york times the legal team laid out several arguments to keep the president from being subpoenaed. >>> finance managers wrapped up with six of them issuing a statement against new u.s. tariffs on key allies. canada's finance minister warned the duties from canada, mexico and the eu are destructive to world trade. >>> israeli military says it struck 15 targets in gaza. the attacks apparently broke a cease fire agreed to by hamas and islamic jihad but not confirmed by israel. >>> pressure is growing for the u.s. congress to vote on immigration before the midterm elections hech elections. he wants to vote on a bill that has potential to become law but critics say he is stalling. john mccain is the latest republican to support a bipartisan effort in the house of representatives to force a vote on immigration. mechan mccain said the daca prog

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. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." live pictures from los angeles where hundreds have gathered to demand action, to demand that families separated at the border be reunited. besides the fear and trauma being taken from their parents, young immigrant children are now being ordered into court. many are appearing at their deportation hearings by themselves. 3-year-olds in some cases. joining us now is christina kai. she broke the story. we're talking about toddlers going to court without parents or guardians. not entirely new, but it is happening more often now because of the separation of parents and children. how can these children go through a deportation hearing without a parent? >> that is a big question that is out there right now. what these kids are expected to do is go to court and basically tell the story of why they have credible fear of persecution in their country. and as you can imagine, that is incredibly difficult for a very small child to do. much less do they even know. because as a parent we often sugar

>>> you're on the "cnn newsroom," i'm ana cabrera in new york. president trump on the world stage about to become the first sitting president to shake hands with north korean dictator kim jong-un. right now we have no way to predict what will happen because there's absolutely no precedent for what we have just witnessed over the last 24 hours. the economic world order being offended. what we're about to watch is two top white house advisers talking about canadian prime minister justin trudeau this morning. >> he really kind of stabbed us in the back. he really actually -- you know what, he did a great disservice to the whole g7. >> trudeau did. >> yes. because they were united in the g7. they came together. >> there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump and then decides to stab him in the back on the way out the door. that's what he did with that stunt press conference. that's what weak dishonest justin trudeau did. that comes right from "air force one." >> you're prob

you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm rosemary church. let's check the main stories for you this hour. donald trump's lawyer rudy giuliani says the u.s. president does not intend to pardon himself in the russia investigation, but probably has the power to do so. giuliani also told huff post that the powers of the presidency are so vast, mr. trump could should v shot former fbi director james comey in the oval office and still wouldn't be indicted. >>> days before u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong-un are set to meet in singapore, north korea's top three military officials have been ousted. all three appear to have been replaced by younger kim loyalists, part of an ongoing transformation of the country's military and political establishment since kim took power in 2011. >>> melania trump is expected to take participate in an event monday honoring families of u.s. service members killed in action. the u.s. first lady has not been seen in public since may 10th shortly be she was treated for what the white house call

>>> you are in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in the newsroom. >>> president trump's legal team saying the president probably won't pardon himself, the stroke of a presidential pen, making criminal charges and convictions just go away. but can the president pardon himself? it's never been tested. but legal analysts here at cnn say if president trump does pardon himself for any crime that may result from the special counsel investigation, it will amount to a self-executing impeachment. this comes at the "new york times" published a special letter from the trump team to the special counsel of the russia investigation. that letter claims that the president has the power to shut down the entire investigation. and rudy giuliani says the president probably has the power to pardon himself, but there's no plan to actually do it. >> he's not, he probably does, but he has no intention of pardoning himself, doesn't mean he can't. that's a really interesting constitutional question, can the president pardon himself? it would

i'll see you an hour from now live in the "cnn newsroom."t. >>> i am michael smerconish in philadelphia. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. general motors just fired a shot across the trump administration's bow warning that more tariffs might cause less investment, fewer jobs and lowers wages. what does this mean for the president's america first

thanks so much for joining us for a special split edition of the cnn newsroom this sunday. i'm fredricka whitfield in atlanta and john berman is in singapore for our coverage of president trump's historic summit with kim jong-un. john? >> reporter: thanks so much. we do start with breaking news. at this moment president trump a and kim jong-un both here in singapore less than half a mile apart in their respective hotels preparing for their highly anticipated sit-down. but this comes in the middle of a huge shoving match with its closest allies. the president's advisers hitting hard this morning, using extremely combative language about canada. the president backed out of signing the g-7 statement and personally slammed canadian prime minister justin trudeau after insisting his issues were a 10 out of 10. the president's advisers warned that the u.s. cannot appear weak to kim jong-un. there is a lot going on. standing by, cnn senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny, chief national security correspondent jim sciutto and cnn's paula newton. jeff, a remarkable journey from

you're live in the cnn newsroom. tonight questions about the power of the president. just how much it can protect him in the russia investigation that has dogged him from day one. according frou ining president attorney, rudy giuliani, that presidential power is enough to allow the president to wipe away any charges filed against him. >> he's not, but he probably does, he has no intention of pardoning himself but -- that doesn't say he can't. that's another really interesting constitutional law. pardoning other people is one thing. pardoning yourself is another. >> the notion of a presidential self-pardon came up again this weekend because in a confidential letter sent to robert mueller, the president's lawyers insist that trump can shut down the russia investigation when ever he wants and use his power to pardon. it has come up before. how left field is a scenario where the white house could seriously consider it? > it's highly unlikely, at least according to the president's attorney, rudy giuliani. he admitted it could be worth arguing but that it is not something t

>> live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. tonight president trump's legal right-hand man making outrageous comments a short time ago about how immune the president of the united states is to legal action. rudy giuliani actually telling a reporter today that president trump could have shot someone in the oval office and not be indicted. read this with me. what rudy giuliani told "the huffington post" about his client president trump. in no case can he be subpoenaed or indicted. i don't know how you can indict while he's in office, no matter what it is. if he shot james comey, he'd be impeached the next day, impeach him and then you can do whatever you want to do to him. our correspondent boris sanchez is at the white house. boris, we're still trying to process this, what rudy giuliani reportedly just told "the huffington post" this hypothetical about the president shooting james comey in the oval office. putting that aside for just a minute, what he's fact -- whether he's factually right or wrong, is there any reaction from th

you're in the cnn newsroom. >>> president trump is at camp david prepping for his summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> joining him, jared kushner, ivanka trump, donald trump jr., tiffany trump. staying behind at the white house it seems, first lady melania trump. the public hasn't seen her in 23 days, many wondering where she might be. >>> north korean summit restart is getting mixed reactions from ally. >> live from singapore where it's set to take place in a little more than a week. we're at the white house where we start now with ryan nobles. ryan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, christi. this summit that was on and then off is back on again. lengthy meeting with kim on-choi, the president emerging from that meeting, announcing that the summit planned for june 12th would go forward as planned, despite the president himself saying in a letter to kim jong-un not too long ago that the summit wasn't going to go forward. and the president clearly taking a different tone as it relates to north korea. remember, a few months ago where the president described kim jong-un as l

>>> you're watching "cnn newsroom," hello on this saturday, i'm ana cabrera in new york. president trump on his way now where he may become part of the most diplomatic moment in modern american history. the plan is still a go to meet with the leader of north korea on tuesday in singapore. here is the president just a short time ago boarding air force one in canada, where he cut short his participation in the g7 summit. how will he go into this meeting the north korean leader and how will he, the self described great negotiator know he's not being played? the president says he'll know almost instantly. more on that in a moment, but first the g7. the american president clocked out early, but the summit still is going on minus donald trump and russia, which president trump says should be readmitted to the group. russia was kicked out after it claimed crimea as its own, and president trump blamed barack obama for letting crimea get away. a reporter asked about his upcoming moment in singapore when he'll come face to face with kim jong-un, and president trump says he'll only n

largest gig-speed network. >>> live, in the united states and around the world, you're watching "cnn newsroomhistoric summit between u.s. president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un is back on. set now for june 12th in singapore. mr. trump made the announcement after an unprecedented oval office meeting with north korea's former spy chief. >>> in rome, a law professor who had never held public office has been sworn in as italy's new prime minister. conti heads a populist government. they face a vote of confidence if parliament next week. >>> the ceo of brazil's state-owned oil company has called it quits. a move that knocked $12 billion off the value of stock in petrobras. it followed strikes by truckers and oil workers that paralyzed much of the company forcing the government there to lower diesel prices for 60 days. >>> an outbreak of e. coli to tell you about. the bacteria listeninked to rom lettuce has killed five people in the united states. 197 people across 35 states have been ill since march. e. coli can cause fever, abdominal cramps, nausea and vomiting. >>> threats of a u.s.

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you save. >>> welcome back to the cnn newsroom.re continuing to follow the hearing on capitol hill now. a hearing involving the fbi director christopher wray and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein testifying before the house judiciary committee. let's listen in. >> doing a number of things to brief committees and members of congress on all the things we're doing. i guess the second thing i would say you referenced the attorney general's earlier testimony on the subject. i think it was a question to me when i testified in front of the committee in december -- >> i asked -- >> as i said, there are a lot of things that we're doing. and that's on me for not having at the time, he has now gotten more extensively briefed. it's on me for not having briefed the attorney general on all the great new things the fbi is doing on that subject. >> i appreciate that. i've had the chance to meet with the clerks of the two counties i represent to understand what they're doing. there's a report that there was a meeting last month in silicon vall

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>>> we are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being with us and happy father's day to all the dads out there. anger, frustration, and disbelief in thisoury about how undocumented immigrants are being treated right now. families are being torn apart. thousands of children literally taken from the arms of their parents. and this anger is bubbling over. not only on the border with mexico. this today near new york city. seven members of the u.s. congress literally pounding on the door of the migrant detention center. they're demanding to be let inside. and the people in charge say no. >> as a congressman i'm entitled to do this. >> now you did wrong. now you did wrong. you were doing fine up until now. now you did wrong. this is america. this isn't moscow. >> seven elected lawmakers from new york and new jersey wanted to talk to people inside who are being held by immigration officials. some of them forcibly separated from their families. as time ticked away, the congressmembers lost more of pr their patience. listen. >> t

. >>> you're watching "cnn newsroom," hello on this saturday, i'm ana cabrera in new york. he may become part of the most diplomatic moment in modern american history. the plan is still a go to meet with the leader of north korea on tuesday in singapore. here is the

you're watching cnn newsroom.jong un arrive until singapore ahead of his meeting with donald trump. singapore's foreign minister greeted him at the airport as you see in this image. we saw kim and his motorcade left the airport arriving moments later at the saint regis hotel. they say the u.s. will not endorse the g7's joint communique despite agreeing to it early. >>> the russian president says that he is ready to meet with the u.s. president donald trump. his excellents came follow ago regional summit hosted by china. >>> the guests are arriving. it is quickly approaching for this historic moment to be made. tuesday morning local time is when it is set to happen. kim jong un will first meet with singapore's prime minister. the u.s. president donald trump again will be arriving in singapore in a few hours time. he is set to meet on monday. you would think it would require month of meticulous planning and no detail left up in the air. this n this case there's not a lot we don't know. we do know the venue. >> golf

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thanks so much for joining us for a special split edition of the cnn newsroom this sunday.n atlanta and john berman is in singapore for our coverage of president trump's historic summit with kim jong-un. john? >> reporter: thanks so much. we do start with breaking news. at this moment president trump a and kim jong-un both here in singapore less than half a mile apart in their respective hotels preparing for their highly anticipated

as governor, you can trust me to do what's right- because i always have. >>> you are in the cnn newsroom>> president trump's legal team saying the president probably won't pardon himself, the stroke of a presidential pen, making criminal charges and convictions just go away. but can the president pardon himself? it's never been tested. but legal analysts here at cnn say if president trump does pardon himself for any crime that may result from the special counsel investigation, it will amount to a self-executing impeachment. this comes at the "new york times" published a special letter from the trump team to the special counsel of the russia investigation. that letter claims that the president has the power to shut down the entire investigation. and rudy giuliani says the president

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cnn. >>> we have more ahead in the newsroom sand it all starts right now. >> all right, hello again, everyone, and thank you so much for being with me this sunday. >>> we begin with breaking news, a teenaged boy has been reported missing from a detainee facility in brownsville, texas. >> reporter: we don't know a whole lot at this point. right now, my colleague is working to get more information right as we speak on the ground. but police in brownsville tell polo that a 15-year-old has now been entered into the missing children date -- database. they say he ran away from the facility, i want to read a statement that southwest key gave to cnn just a few moments ago. as a licensed child care center, if a child attempts to leave any of our facilities, we cannot restrain them, we are not a detention center. if they fry to leave, we talk to them and try to get them to stay. we called local law enforcement and continued to work with them. police did tell p orollo that t have been searching the lakes and the streams around the area and they have not found any sign of him. they have put him in that m

. >>> cnn newsroom anchor brooke baldwin has been a total space geek like me since she was a little kidooke got to go back to louisiana to meet a nasa engineer who spends her summers inspiring the next generation of women astronauts. >> when i see these kids, especially these young girls on the training center floor i'm so excited for them. because i know their possibilities have jt exploded and they're going to do great things. >> high performing kids rocketing to a bright future. but, you know, some smart kids never get a fair shot to shine especially those in low income areas. "cnn tonight" don lemon met a champion for change who works with a group called oliver scholars. their goal, find those high potential kids and give them a once in a lifetime boost. >> good morning. hi. you're here to be interviewed? >> how's it going. hello. good morning. good morning. >> i'm feeling a bit nervous, but i'm actually kind of excited to go through the process. will i do good? will i do bad, i don't know. >> we are looking at selecting 100 students. >> i'm not sure i would have gotten in if i i ha