flossers and dental floss.d. >>> reminder for you that donald trump is scheduled to speak in a little more than an hour about 1:30 or so eastern time. we are going to take it live. the clock can move on live events. we have it covered for you. donald trump is reportedly about to do the thing that made him rich and famous long before politics. a big money real estate deal probably not surprising. this might be surprising. the country where people don't think highly of the name trump these days. >> welcome to what may become next generation of luxury hospitality. this is the hotel, a resort that feels long past its prime. >> it feels scruffy and yet they announced they help turn this place into a new ultraluxury six-star resort. here is the thing. we are currently in indonesia. it's the world's most populous muslim country. this southeast asian country is home to more than 200 million muslims. many of the indonesians we talked to say they are offended by the things donald trump says about their faith and his prop

flossers and dental floss.m® brand. >>> for the first time, a rare super bus, that cannot be killed by antibiotics, made its way to the united states. it's a rare form of e. coli. officials aren't saying how she got infected but know she has not traveled outside of the united states this year and although this is the first super bug we've seen in this country, there are concerns that it just might not be the last. joining me now to talk about this is dr. ankeny couchy at the national institutes of health. thank you for being with me. the first question, what do we do about this? she's one person but she's not going to be the last. >> no, that's true. and in one of the issues that needs to be addressed is what we ca called good infection control. make sure the e. coli that has this gene in resistant to the last resort drug does not spread around. we have known about this type of bacteria and this type of resistant gene for some time now. it's been presented in china, canada, in certain countries, food, and peopl

flossers and dental floss.m® brand. >>> welcome back. we're still on our breaking news in the freddie gray case. one trial down and one mistrial and five more to go but the first verdict for one of the six baltimore police officers charged in this case is not guilty. the judge acquitted officer edward nero of all charges and the judge did that because it was the only person to do so. that officer elected to have a judge hear the case instead of a jury and that is your right to do so. i want to bring back cnn legal analyst danny cevallos, paul callan, and laura koets. when people hear verdicts they don't perhaps like, they think there's a sort of second chance at the federal level. perhaps with the doj, perhaps with the civil rights case. where do we stand and what are the thoughts about the facts in these cases, particularly edward nero's and the department of justice? >> the edward nero cas is not a good case for the department of justice to investigate or act as a backstop as it often does in other cases and

flossers and dental floss.m® brand. >>> the word of the day in politics is messy. that may be the best way to describe the new attacks between hillary clinton and donald trump. both campaigns getting their hands dirty by digging up the past with the clinton camp zeroing in on trump's comments involving the housing crash back in 2006. have a listen to what he said. >> i sort of hope that happens because then people like me would go in and buy, if there was a bubble burst, as they call it. you could make a lot of money. >> trump turning back the calendar himself and digging all the way back to the '90s in order to escalate his personal attacks against bill clinton, again, bill, not hillary, but bill and his behavior with women. all of this as donald trump and bill clinton get set to hold duelling rallies in the desert. trump is headed to new mexico and what's cool about this. it's not just any other rally. his first official fundraiser in conjunction with his brand new friends, the rnc. remember that? remember wh

flossers and dental floss.m® brand. >>> breaking news here at cnn and it's not what former secretary of state hillary clinton was hoping to hear from her former organization, the state department. we here at cnn obtained a copy of a state department inspector general report not due out until later this week and secretary clinton, quote, did not follow the agency's rules on using both official e-mail and private e-mail. jeffrey toobin, our senior legal analyst, is here and evan perez, our justice correspondent. the wording is so critical. right down to the letters of the articles in how this is reported because this is going to be a big part of the campaign for the next five months. so evan, what's the straight up reporting from the inspector general about what hillary clinton and her predecessors may have done wrong? >> well, according to this state department inspector general report, hillary clinton violated the rules as they existed while she was secretary of state. now, the rules according to the inspector

employees going through the dirty towels, the big one after you've been cleaning your ear and dental flossinghe refolds them quickly and hands them out to the patrons. >> this is why you take your own towel. this is so gross. >> you can see little brown streaks and stuff on the towels from the clay of some of the treatments. >> he was just too dang lazy. >> it's not laziness, the laundry service instead of telling people sorry, just admitting we don't have any towels right now. >> that's disgusting and a health problem. the health department comes in and says you can't do that. >> this story has gotten a lot of attention not just because of the health. >> he can't buy a bunch of washing machines. >> an employee at the gym made a statement and said the company invested in new laundry equipment. it's been investigated. the employee has been dismissed. >> that's why i don't go to the gym. >> let that be the reason. >>> justin is living the dream. a man and his boat. got some fishing gear. sitting there talking. he's out there doing his thing. then he spots something in the water. at first he tho

flossers and dental floss.cts of the disappearance have led them in that direction. but i would say that also important in these considerations is the troubled politics of the country whose name was painted across the fuselage, egypt. just in the past year, egyptian aviation has had a hijacking, a foiled bomb plot, and a passenger jet carrying more than 200 people explode over its territory. to help us understand what is going on in egypt, i wanted to bring in robert worth, whose new book i raved about recently on the show. it is called "a rage for order." robert, welcome. >> thank you. >> so when we look at egypt, on the surface it seems order has been restored. the public clamorred for this new general, who has maintained order pretty effectively. and yet, you see all these incidents, you hear a great deal of rumblings beneath the surface. what is going on? >> well, one of the striking things about sisi is his approach to the jihadi approach is different from what we saw in the past. that is, in a sense, an o

flossers and dental floss. rigged system. she wins every week and he keeps losing. i think bernie should run as an independent, okay? let him run. i do. i would love him to run as an independent. then it would be the three of us on stage. i love that. >> bernie sanders has said he will not run as an independent but donald trump might be careful what he wishes for. in the new "washington post," 44% of the public wants a third party option. and one is heading their way. former republican new mexico governor gary johnson will pursue the nomination as president on the libertarian party ballot and this week, johnson announced he hopes his running mate will be another former republican governor bill weld of massachusetts. should they persevere at the libertarian party in orlando, florida, their ticket will be the only third party alternative on the ballot in all 50 states in november. and joining me now is former massachusetts governor, william weld. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> let m

flossers and dental floss. gum® brand. >>> this is gps, the global public square.ed states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we're starting with a tour of the world's hot spots. afghanistan, where the taliban have a new leader. iraq, whether there's fierce fighting to take back towns like fallujah from isis. >>> israel, where there's an open revote against bibinetanyahu. >>> and federal court order to desegregate schools. no, this is not 1954, this is the united states of today. the return of segregation.

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flossers and dental floss. gum® brand. for 30 years, prayed. now that i have nothing to is signify that and i have a father loved each and every one of thethem thankful we are, so thank you. what was so interesting about the rise of cults in our country is how many people wanted to ally themselves with these stigmatized and fanatical organizations. >> and i must say it is a great effort to be god. i lean upon another but no one else has the faculty that i do. if they do i will be happy to hold their coat. in the meantime i shall be god and beside me there shall be no other. >> jim jones was an extraordinary figure. he was a community leader, social worker, then a minister. he carried his ministry to california. ♪ walk with me >> what was particularly distinctive about him at that time is he created a community that was united between whites and blacks. this time at a time when the country was racially divided and churches were not integrated. >> some leading scientists say we have to have euthanasia. oh, no. oh, no. who's

flossers and dental floss. gum® brand. shoshow me more like this.e. show me "previously watched."e. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. >>> we're back now with more of my conversation with reed hoffman, co-founder of linkedin, early employee of pay-pal, early investor in facebook, that is a resume that has made him worth almost $3 billion according to forbes, but he didn't set out to be an entrepreneur. listen to his fascinating story. >> i heard that bill gate said somebody asked him why did you become an entrepreneur. he say i didn't set out to be an entrepreneur, i was fascinated with software. it's not like if i didn't have that passion and obsession, i would have started a restaurant business. i was not trying to be an entrepreneur. you were similarly motivated by the substance of it? >> that's funny, i haven't heard that directly from bill. the very -- very similarly, i only realized that the word entrepreneur applied to me when i was in the process of starting my second company, i was like, oh, right, they call people like me entrepreneurs, i think it's e

they're wearing something of dental floss with a scrap of fabric and they look fantastic., magnificence, and they were having a bond party. >> jimmy: james bond? >> james bond themed party, so i don't know why i got it in my head that they would be as always, i figured they're going to come as villians, because you could come as a villian. >> jimmy: who's going to come to james bond to a james bond party. >> there's only one, and plus these people are so beautiful that naked is their best look. so i was like gold finger, nothing but spray paint. i thought i can't do that. i'm too old. she's kids look up to me. they really do. and i mentioned to you before that my son, oliver, he was above a stripper shop. i was sitting there dropping off an improve and i thought that latex black cat suit is just the ticket. i'm going to wear it. it covers. it's tight. it shows that i'm still, you know, i'm fun. i'm a fun mom. i'm going to show off. i'm going to show up at this party. everyone is going to be in a bikini and heels and look like the cover of vogue, but i look like i put in ef

flossers and dental floss.m® brand. >>> mitt romney, trying to figure out the best play for a successful third party bid against his own party. the former presidential nominee making it clear he is a never trumper but he is not entering the race himself. no, no. he's courting other republicans to run on a third party ticket. the top two picks, freshman senator of nebraska ben sass and one of trump's biggest critics and reportedly ohio governor john kasich who dropped out just a couple of weeks ago and both flat-out said, no. let's discuss this with mr. ryan williams. ryan, welcome back. let me just ask the obvious. perhaps he's hung up presidential aspirations he had but why not mitt romney? >> i haven't talked to the governor about this and i think he's made it clear he won't run as a third party candidate and made the views clear on the field and the state of the race. >> then why keep floating all these names? i mean, ben sass, all over the country trying to get folks not to vote for trump but they're saying

flossers and dental floss.ing prepared by meriko gubeadze, the chef of the city's beloved black line brasserie. and it's going to be epic. >> giorgi: i hope you find this -- >> anthony: it's really good. >> giorgi: not too salty for you? because we love salted cheese. >> anthony: yeah, so do i. >> it's great for your hangover. >> anthony: they say that about a lot of things here, i notice. a variety of georgian appetizers served pre-dinner, kind of like mezza. spinach with walnuts and wild capers, pickled carrots, cheese curds with roasted hazelnuts and mint, roasted eggplant seasoned with coriander. this thing, this thing is amazing. kharsho, a stewed chicken cooked slow with ajika chili sauce, onions and an off-used georgian spices -- marigold flower powder and blue fenugreek. so a lot of what we've been talking about since we got here, is, will georgia continue to look west or will it, as the russians would prefer, look to the east? >> giorgi: it's not like the last 200 years or something. it's the -- throug

flossers and dental floss.m® brand. >>> we have more breaking news to report to you and this is very sad news. cbs news legend morley safer has died at the age of 84. his work on 60 minutes embodied the show's 50 years on air. he was the longest serving correspondent in that show's history. cbs just announced safer's retirement last week. at the same time safer said, quote, it has been a wonderful run but the time has come to say good bye. cbs news legend morley safer, the news coming he has died at the age of 84, just one week after his retirement. take you back to breaking news. it is a theory, a bomb that took down a plane carrying 66 people, 56 of them passengers and ten of them crew. the uk and france both helping egypt in its search for debris and hopefully survivors. we can report this floating objects have been found in the sea 210 nautical miles southeast of the island of crete. a technical problem not completely ruled out at this time. egypt's civil aviation minister is echoing the united states theor

flossers and dental floss. gum® brand. >>> we had wounded inside. we had people stabbed.hot and we had people beat. >> reporter: the carnage tells the story of one of the goriest tales in biker history. s.w.a.t. teams move inside twin peeks to round up the bikers. >> they were hollering at everybody to get down, hollering their commands, which we did. >> reporter: one of the first waco cops on the scene describes it liter in his police report. i asked anybody who had a gun to raise their hand. at the time it appeared that nearly everybody in the crowd raised their hand. >> they got us to put our hands on top of our head and walked us out of the building. >> reporter: you can see a parade of bikers and customers leaving the restaurant with their hands up. at last count, we have 170 individuals that we have arrested. >> reporter: the count grows to an unprecedented 177 bikers arrested. >> i believe it was 16 days. >> reporter: thecluding matt who says he took cover in the bathroom during the melee. >> reporte >> why would they feel the need to take over 170 people and put u

flossers and dental floss.rand. >>> breaking news out of baltimore where police officer edward nero found not guilty on all charges related to the arrest and death of freddie gray. one of six charged in the freddie gray case, the second to be tried, he was charged with assault, reckless endangerment and miguel marquez joining us with more. what's the reaction so far, miguel? >> reporter: i'll tell you what edward nero's reaction was when he read the charges off. explaining why he was going to go the way he was. it was looking good throughout but when edward nero stood and listened to that judge say not guilty on all counts, his head sort of tilted back and took in a deep breath and took it all in and literally put his head down and just began to sob. a very good carried of just how emotional it is not only for him but this entire city and people watching very, very carefully how this case is going to go. mark zayon, edward nero's lawyer, saying him and his family are elated this nightmare is finally over. they

flossers and dental floss.ty. smart cafes, boutique hotels, shops, galleries, the inevitable spoor of hipsters. but, outside the city, it's not so different than it always was. agrarian, traditional, things done the way they've always been done. they way it's believed it's always been done, until you reach the bizarro world along the border. ♪ only 90 kilometers northwest of tbilisi in villages like one, khurvaleti, where tiny georgia's predicament, come clearly and brutally into focus. over there, the russian-controlled breakaway region, formally georgian of south ossetia. the russians took it in a five-day war in 2008. it's russia now. this side of the wire is, at this precise moment anyway, georgia, but who knows? the border has been known to inch forward unpredictably. often in the dead of night to the point that families have gone to sleep in georgia and woken to find themselves living in russia, swallowed up overnight. before 2008, khurvaleti was home to more than 60 families. today, just nine families ar

flossers and dental floss.rand. >>> welcome back, we have more breaking news, house speaker paul ryan says his boss is scheduled to talk to donald trump tonight. they'll continue their conversation with unifying the party. >> ryan shot down those rumors saying he does not have a timetable. they remained deeply divided among major policy issues. the party leader will run the convention, ryan's supporter is obviously important. >> joining me now is wisconsin's radio host, charlie, it is good to see you in the program. >> speaker ryan is not ready to endorse trump right now, how does he get there and right now he's clearly not. >> he's in a of spot because what paul ryan has to do is thread the needle and find some way to support donald trump without debasting himself. donald trump has nod made that easier over the last 24 or 48 hours. the way he lashed out new mexico's governor, suzanne martinez and theories of vitanc foster. >> is he going to be a reliable partner and run as an assault. i am guessing paul liryan

flossers and dental floss.music began in harlem and the south bronx on playgrounds like this one where people would do raps in the instrumental section. >> the breaks were curtis blow's biggest hit, selling 600 million copies last year and hitting the top of the rhythm and blues sales charts. >> i watched the transition of music that we used to play at the block parties and slowly and surely hip-hop took over. >> the music is called scratching and it's the process of using two turntables and a mixer, making new sounds to existing music. >> the music in the '80s for me was hip hop because it took the sounds of the '60s and '70s and brought it to the forefront. ♪ >> the message was the first hip hop song that wasn't a party song. it was talking about urban de y decay. it was talking about drugs, crime, prison. all these things that were hitting these communities really hard. ♪ >> when a message hit, man, it was like, okay, put that down. what did he just say? put the record back. what did he play again? >> becaus

flossers and dental floss.and. >>> the primaries aren't even over and the front-runners of both parties waging war. looking ahead to the duking out in the general election, on the right donald trump, on the left, hillary clinton. both dealing blow after blow after blow with clinton almost slamming trump's debate style just yesterday. >> let's suppose, here's the question. so what is your plan to create jobs? his answer is, i'm going to create them. they're going to be great. i know how to do it. but i'm not telling you what it is i'm going to do. >> so that got us thinking. what would a debate look like between these two front-runners? joining me now, john thomas. todd graham is with me. so, john, thinking of you as advises trump. todd, for senator clinton. john, out of the gate, you say trump needs to get hillary clinton off script. why and how? >> yeah. that's what he has to do. the fact is hillary clinton is good at delivering canned talking points but if you get her off script she is not comfortable many th

. >>> well, inmates move contraband cell to cell, tier to tier, they use dental floss, tear up sheetsey tie an empty tube of toothpaste on it and flip it from one tier to the other. they move cigarettes, tobacco, magazines, anything they can get to read, they'll try to move it. normally tobacco, they won't move anything like tobacco or any pills or anything like that, only if the officer is not presents that's when they'll normally do that, or they know we're going to get it. this is not something we put up with, and we have to put up with a certain amount of it but if an officer is on the tier we try to get those to prevent things from being moved from cell to cell. >> toothpaste, you know what i'm saying, shoot it up under the door, pull on it, pull on it, pull on it, make it jump. we use a trail. she going to break down on you, too. you know what i'm saying? it's all good, though, man. >> it's been more than a week since we last saw jaime bell. >> that man just took my mail two days ago. showed it to me, throwed it in the trash can. >> and apparently we've caught him on one of his

flossers and dental floss.rand. >>> the cincinnati zoo is defending a split second decision that was made to shoot and kill one of their rare gorillas. it happened after a 4-year-old boy somehow got into this gorilla enclosure and this was the image. he came face to face with that 400 pound animal. this happened on saturday and the critics right now are saying there were other options than killing the animal. and now the zoo is facing a wave of criticism over this incident. by the way, it was captured on camera by zoo visitors. you probably have seen snippets of this video throughout the day but i want to show you the complete video of the incident. so you see how harrowing it was from the spectators and the zoo keepers perspective. have a look. >> oh my god. oh my god. everybody back up. >> mommy loves you. right here. >> be calm, be calm. be calm. >> there's the zoo worker. >> i think she's right there. >> and that's how it played out. in a statement, the zoo says we are heartbroken about losing harambe, but

flossers and dental floss.spot to look for portland locals and ask them how they feel about the lack of divertidie certificates dr diversity. >> this is called your dog needs a bow tie. >> of course, of course, i should have guessed that. i feel stupid for not having guessed that. >> that's all right. i make bow ties for dogs, and it's out of recycled materials. so these are salvaged fab ribs. on the inside, you can feel it. it's a milk jug. i chop up milk jugs. that's what gives them their body and stiffness. >> so a dog with a regular bow tie is not going to do that well. if i wore a bow tie i'd need one like this, too, because i'm hard on clothes. you could sell these to humans, too. >> you could. >> i bought five, and we all know i don't have a dolg. but that's not what i came here. >> lovely jacket. from the matrix keanu reeves collection. >> so back to the point, have they noticed portland changing? >> every group is telling the same story. they can't afford to live where they used to live. so they go to

flossers and dental floss.m® brand. >>> in war torn syria, a kris yan community is rebillings, at least trying after being occupied by al qaeda fighters. residents fear for their lives after jihadist groups threatened to wipe them out. fred pleitgen has this exclusive report. >> reporter: jesus loves you no matter how you feel these children sing in syria's most famous christian town. it was occupied by islamic militants for six months, several townspeople are still missing. i want things to be better like they were before and for the kidnapped people to come back, this 7-year-old gabrielle la says. similar words from this 8-year-old. i want malula to be better and more beautiful than it used to be, she says. shocking the reaction when i ask how many of them have had to flee their homes. islamist rebels led by al qaeda's wing in syria invaded in late 2013. this video but a group allegedly shows a suicide blast that took out the checkpoint to the village. the rebels kidnapped 12 nuns from a covenant. more than 1

flossers and dental floss. gum® brand. >>> california primary is june 7th.ve got a little bit of time and bernie sanders said he's taking the time and staying in the race telling his supporters he is in until the last ballot is cast. there are 475 delegates atstake for the democrats in that state. so that's what you call a big kahuna. based on showings like from oregon yesterday, said this. >> it will be a steep climb, i recognize that, but we have the possibility of going to philadelphia with a majority of the pledge delegates. >> now the most recent poll by fox news last month shows that hillary clinton is ahead of bernie sanders by just 2 points. and just as it's played out in previous states, more younger voters prefer bernie, more women favor hillary. think it through though. who goes to the polls on voting day? my panel is back with me. cnn political commentator, sally cohen, a bernie sanders supporter. and sally, i think this is the most repeated question of the last sort of week or so. going all the way to california when even if you were to dump al

flossers and dental floss.m® brand. >>> this morning former cia director james woolsly indicated his concerns of flying his family in and out of charles de gaulle airport. >> i think i'd think twice about it, especially with the forthcoming soccer championships. i think i'd be worried about it. i just got back from flying to europe not long ago but it's something that people should start thinking about. >> there are two airports in paris, charles de gaulle being one of them. tom foreman takes a closer look at how many individuals might have actually had access to egyptair flight 804 before it took off. >> hey, fredricka. at the time this plane went down there should have been two people in the cockpit, five crew members in the cabin, three security people marked in red and 56 passengers. they all have to be looked at. let's sweep it plane back to charles de gaulle airport and the number of people scrum s dramatically. there are ground crews, luggage handlers who put bags on and off, there can be cleaners who ha

flossers and dental floss. gum® brand. >>> the stories are horrific. public beheadings.from minor offenses. that is life in the isis-controlled city of surt in libya. but that may be changing. as senior international correspondent, nick paton walsh is reporting. >> reporter: this is the eye in the sky for the war on isis. in libya, especially adapted spy plane. part of a growing effort by u.s. intelligence agencies to learn as much as they can about isis in what many consider to be its most dangerous stronghold so close to europe. >> buried in the rock of the remote sicilyan. chatter from above the failed state, a tenth of whose line isis now control. and down here is where it matters. along isolated road between the libyan city of mezrata and the isis stronghold of sert. this day is all bad news. isis is using a suicide bomber to help advance yet. fighters tell us that americans are also on the ground here. along this road, we see reinforcements pour down here and they look like armored suvs containing western looking soldiers. they're never aborvous about wh see. later

flossers and dental floss. abroad. >> pierre: teranga is hospitality, that's the translation, but it's, it's, the, the most important value is really the way you treat the others. love, you receive love. that's what teranga is. so, today you are our guest so you'll be treated with our national dish. >> anthony: everyone comes together often over this iconic dish. thiebou jen, which in wolof means, simply, "rice with fish." it's pretty much the national dish of senegal. today it's senegalese grouper scored and stuffed with a mixture of garlic, parsley and peppers then slow simmered in a hearty tomato broth. infused with a funkatizing goodness brought by fermented conch and saltfish. served over rice and vegetables. >> anthony: i'm gonna watch you and i'm gonna do what you do. >> pierre: let's do it. that's good. >> anthony: the meal is eaten from one communal platter, an experience both fun and instructive. sustenance and life lesson. >> anthony: mm. oh, that's good. oh, that sauce is awesome. >> woman: normally

flossers and dental floss. gum® brand. >>> the presidential race now.ald trump took center stage in the nation's capital on sunday speaking at the annual rolling thunder event to honor the fallen. trump has been courting the veteran's vote but one issue is dogging him lately. the status of money he said he raised for veterans charity. cnn political reporter sarah murray joining me now live. just remind our viewers if you can where that 6 million came from for veterans and when we will know exactly where it's going. >> reporter: sure, jim. you remember that donald trump skipped the fox news debate saying he was going to hold his own event and do it to raise money for the veterans and since then, been kind of a little bit complaining about it only gotten bad press from it and that's because his campaign has struggled to answer questions about how much they actually raised and where that is going. donald trump insists he'll put those to rest tomorrow. take a listen at what he had to say at rolling thunder. >> our veterans have been treated so badly in this

flossers and dental floss.m® brand. >>> donald trump is on the campaign trail right now in california. this one day after securing the republican presidential nomination. you're looking at live pictures from fresno, california. trump expected to speak any minute. we'll have part of that speech for you. we'll dip in to his speech once it gets under way. stand by for that. hillary clinton meanwhile in full damage control mode following a highly critical report of her use of a private e-mail server. flatly rejects what hillary clinton claims throughout the season that the state department allowed her to use the private server. she went on sort of a little media blitz thursday evening. i specifically asked the former secretary why she failed to ask for formal authorization from the state department. here's what she told me. >> well, i thought it was allowed. i knew past secretaries of state used personal e-mail. secretary kerry did for a period of time until the rules were clarified. they were not a model of clarit

flossers and dental floss.m® brand. >>> security is ramping up at charles de gaulle airport the last stop for egyptair. additional intelligence officers set to be on the ground starting next month and while officials are not saying why, the airport security has been a pretty hot topic following this crash. just to emphasize what a crucial point this is, 86,000 people who work at charles de gaulle airport have what's called a red badge. if you have a red badge, you are allowed to access secure areas. since january 2015 though, 85 of those employees have lost their security clearances and the reason for that, alleged radicalization. all of this taking place at the second largest airport in europe, eighth largest in the world. cnn senior international correspondent jim bitterman with us in paris. maybe people would be nervous to hear. it would certainly lay out more questions and you had a chance to speak to the french interior ministry and touched upon the topic there. tell me what the response was. >> absolutely

flossers and dental floss.brand. >>> donald trump has said that the answer to gun violence is more weapons, not more gun control. getting ready to speak before a very friendly audience in the national rifle association's convention. our political reporter sarah murray is on the scene. what's trump's main message going into this nra event today? >> reporter: well, wolf, of course we have seen him over the last couple of weeks make a lot of overtures to conservatives to make sure to rally the republican base behind him. i think this will be a very friendly crowd for him. this is also an opportunity for him to set up a clear difference between him and hillary clinton, of course, the democratic front-runner as we shift more towards this general election contest. while hillary clinton in the past have listed nra among her enemies, donald trump has been very clear on the campaign trail he wants to stand up for second amendment rights and not looking for restrictions on gun control and that's the kind of message that

flossers and dental floss.and. >>> $5.6 million and took aim at the critics specifically to the news media as he praised of the amount of money that was raised in those donations to various veterans groups. joining us now is ed brookover, a senior advisor to the trump campaign and thank you very much for joining us. >> good to be here. >> and how much is donald trump personally involved in deciding which of these 30 plus veterans organizations get the money and how much they get and how much does he lead to his staff? >> he gets very personally involved. he takes the veterans issues seriously and from day one of the process, he's been running it. >> the $1 million he personally contributed, the entire amount went to the u.s. marine corps law enforcement foundation group he he's. >> he's saying nobody should be fooled by the stunt that completed under immense pressure, the truth is throughout this campaign and his entire career, he's shown veterans an incredible amount of disrespect. your reaction. >> i think th

flossers and dental floss.rand. >>> hi there. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me on this thursday. major breaking news on two stories today. we'll get you back to the presumed -- disappearance of the presumed bombing of an egyptair flight in a moment. >>> first to hillary clinton's exclusive interview with cnn live moments ago. democratic front-runner weighed in on the airplane crash and in the process says her republican rival the presumed nominee donald trump is not qualified to be president. listen now to secretary clinton's exact words and why she came to that conclusion. >> do you think donald trump is qualified to be president? >> no, i do not. and i think in this past week whether it's attacking great britain, praising the leader of north korea, a despotic dictator who has nuclear weapons, whether it is saying pull out of nato, let other countries have nuclear weapons, the kinds of positions he is stating and the consequences of those positions and even the consequences of his statem

flossers and dental floss. gum® brand. >>> all right.e back. i'm brooke baldwin. if you are just joining us donald trump has just released a list of potential nominees. his own potential nominees for the united states supreme court. these are individuals who, you know, would be considered potential replacements for justice antonin scalia. let me go for the reporting side. sara murray all over this looking through these 11 different names. tell me what you're noticing. any themes, how these were recommended to him? what do you know? >> well, i mean, one of the things we do know is that the heritage foundation had floated a number of these names before and felt like these are people whoed a other to conservative principles. i think has interesting when you look at the list, talking about diane sykes, the ex-wife of charlie sykes, a conservative radio host in wisconsin, still have a good relationship, gave a statement to cnn's jim acosta saying they have a good relationship but really not on board. justice don willett has in the past tweete

flossers and dental floss. brand. >>> without naming donald trump, president obama is jumping in to the fray again and urging graduates of rutgers university to tout their knowledge, not their lack of it. see if you notice a not so subtle dig at the presumptive gop nominee. >> in politics and in life, ignorance is not a virtue. it's not cool to not know what you're talking about. that's not keeping it real or telling it like it is. that's not challenging political correctness. that's just not knowing what you're talking about. >> i want to bring in cnn political analyst john avalon, the editor in chief of the daily beast and chief for rudy giuliani in new york and david frum, he was on earlier today and now you're on because you were a speech writer. one of the top speech writers for president george w. bush and michael waldman for bill clinton from '95 to '99 and author of "the fight to vote." i'm so glad you're here. we heard a lot of sort of crude populist message from donald trump. but it seems to resonate.

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