and what about that coroner whose opinion put don behind bars?in autopsies. >> dabbled? >> yeah, he dabbled. >> hi, dr. posey? >> reporter: what will dr. posey say to our "20/20" cameras? >> you do remember the case of dee dee jackson. >> name's vaguely familiar. >> reporter: when "20/20" returns. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) >>> my father could not, did not and would not ever, ever do what he's accused of. >> reporter: november 1998, don bohana is on the way to prison, his daughter donna begging for mercy. the judge presiding over the case rejecting her plea. >> defendant is sentenced to the state prison for the term mandated by law of 15 years to life. >> reporter: with th

lucecita: gracias, don alvarito.idar, porque a falta de mis padres usted me ha sabido educar perfectamente. pero también entiéndame, tengo que disfrutar mi vida. Álvaro: no, y no te estoy pidiendo que no lo hagas. nada más te pido que seas precavida, ¿sí? lucecita: y lo voy a ser. y perdón por haberle contestado así. usted sabe lo mucho que lo quiero. Álvaro: [ríe] lo sé, hija, lo sé. yo también te quiero mucho. eres la luz de mis ojos, sí sabías, ¿no? luz: sí. Álvaro: es como si yo fuera la lámpara y tú las pilas. ambos: [ríen] Álvaro: andale, ándale. luz: deséame suerte. Álvaro: me hablas por teléfono cuando llegues. >> esta es una nueva droga y tienen que colocarla en los estados unidos lo antes posible. brandon: sí, no--no se preocupe, señor. aquí nosotros nos encargamos. >> ¡al suelo, policía! [gritos] [disparos] beatriz: ¡no! ino! ¡no! [llora] ¡no, mi vida, no! >> ¡manos arriba! locutor: "la rosa de guadalupe" nos llena de inspiración y paz, igual que la nueva película animada "the star". vea cómo bob y sus div

>> don jr.'s stupid for him to say this, bring it up. >> with these groups drawing a moral e kwifcy. they're not just all. some of them -- not all just really great americans who wanted to stand up against white supremacy. a lot of them are bad people that are violent in their own right. and they're shutting down free speech in some occasions when nonviolent conservative speakers come to a college campus. they come up and shut down free speech. so i don't want to make an equivalent. i don't think we should be talking about it in the context of charlottesville, but these are not necessarily good people either. >> right. >> they didn't kill anybody, though. >> which is why he probably shouldn't have brought it up in the context. >> stay with me, everyone. so when we come back, i want to know if any of you can explain the accent president trump used at the hispanic heritage event today. >> we are also praying for the people of puerto rico. we love puerto rico. mayer hawthorne playing ] blue moon is

i'm don lemon. today when i woke up and saw the emotional interview with the grieving gold march widow mrs. johnson, my heart was broken like most of you and then moments later the president tweeted and i was shocked. i felt compelled to write an open letter to president trump and i want to share that letter with you right now. dear mr. president, i interviewed you multiple times. you've introduced me to your family. you've also criticized me publicly, both in front of cameras and on twitter, calling me hateful, dumb, a light weight. some of your friends had suggested you expected better of me and i'd not sure why you'd expect anything other than fairness and facts first. we know you get a lot of your news from tv. several of your friends and supporters have told me you watch this show. so since i have this platform, i'd like to speak to you personally right now. i feel compelled to do that after this latest controversy with the widow of sergeant la david johnson. your tweet this morning essentially

in the desert nacho and don were separated from u. hey made today phoenix which ru made it out of the desert on his own. when the truck arrived to pick him up he texted this number of the license plate to don. when the truck arrived at the safe house, he did another very smart thing. the texted the address to don, along with the name and phone number of his point of contact. which hu was no fool. so when the trafficker cans to hick phone tropical storm them and told him they would bet him up and leave him in the desert if his family didn't come one $3,000 he stayed calm. the threw what would heap axe. when he stopped answering his phone, don called the number that he sent him. and this is what he said in his rumbling baritone growl. listen to me, julio you piece of shit. you're confused. you do not seem to understand. you don't know me but i know you. you live in a brown adobe house with black shutters and blue door across the street from a tack ria. you dry a gray 2006 shelfy silverado with a lift quick. i have a phone you missed the

>> yeah, don. skon dean in your early carry segment was talking about the whole papadopoulos affair sort of sounds luke a spy novel. in fact, it's no novel. this operation does bear a lot of the hallmarks of what i suspect would be an -- if you break it down we start with this character who is a cut out. he's not a russian government official so that makes it easier for a young guy like papadopoulos to be comfortable talking with somebody like that. then you've got the professor who identifies the access that papadopoulos has. he's on the trump campaign. so that's great stuff for the russians. they want more information. and then you've got a discussion of, well, we're not going to really do anything wrong. what we're just going to talk about is foreign affairs. what's it going to be like if trump is elected and how is it going to go with russia and the united states. and then finally it extend from that to meetings in moscow about some sort of dirt that the russians claim this they have on hillary

>> yes, don. and i'll read it to you right now. the response from the white house is basically that the president, here i have it in front of me. the president's conversations with the families of american heroes, who have made the ultimate sacrifice, are private. so that's a very long way of saying, no comment, because we're not talking about what the president said to this understandably very upset widow and i'm not sure that he even knew that the congresswoman was there with her listening. but as you just heard from the congresswoman, she did not think that the tone the president took was appropriate. i'm sure the president himself will have more to say after hning to thn ing -- listening to a congresswoman that just said she wanted to curse out the president of the united states for the way he talked to the widow, a gold star wife now, after she found out that she was going to visit the coffin of her husband, and as she just said, somebody she was hoping to get an open casket and couldn't for whatever reason. so it's incredibly

this is "cnn tonight" and i'm don lemon. a federal grand jury approving the first charges in the investigation led by special counsel robert mueller. a federal grand jury approving the first charges in the investigation led by special counsel robert mueller. the charges are still sealed under orders from a federal judge. we're learning that anyone charged, and we don't know yet who that might be, could be taken into custody as soon as monday. a lot to get to, but i want to start right with cnn justice correspondents. they broke the story this evening. pamela, what have we learned? >> reporter: well, this is a significant development in the mueller investigation that a federal grand jury in washington, d.c. today approved the first charges in this investigation led by special counsel robert mueller. according to several sources briefed on the matter. now, as you pointed out, the charges are still sealed under orders from a federal judge, but we are told that plans are being prepared for anyone charged to be taken into custody

i'm don lemon live in las vegas. at least 59 people killed, 527 people injured all by one man, stephen paddock, who turned his las vegas hotel room at the mandalay bay hotel behind me into a massacre. shots ringing out with headliner jason alvene on stage. i'm going to talk to a whole lot of people tonight, survivors with stories. and with investigators, investigators deg prtly searching for clues why this 64-year-old would massacre so many strangers. i want to begin with cnn's kyung lawe. >> reporter: they put his name into the database and quickly realized they didn't have having on him. they had no known contact with this man, any criminal history, a parking ticket, any traffic violations. to them he simply oza mystery. he was a citizen not really doing anything wrong and not showing up on their radar. and that very much is a story we're also hearing from his family. this is a guy that completely did not have red flags, especially to his brother. here's what he told reporters. >> he was in mesquite. he had a girlf

don. >> all right. tom foreman. tom, we're going to get back to you throughout the show as you're learning more information. again, we'll get back to tom. now i want to turn to cnn's chief political analyst gloria borger. also cnn's justice correspondent pamela brown joins us. good evening to both of you. gloria, cnn is learning the president is unhappy with the jfk document dump. why is that? >> well, i think he wanted more documents to be released and that didn't occur. and so we're told that he was given a choice. either release all of the documents without any redactions, even though there had been these problems that were raised by intelligence and law enforcement officials or release a smaller amount with the redactions. and he decided to do that. but also, he directed the agencies to come back to him in 180 days and with some fuller documents, if they could. imagine his consternation that in the 11th hour after 25 years there were these kinds of problems. >> gloria, can we turn to russia now and the president

but this is almost two weeks in, don.re places that we have visited on this island where they have gone without for way too long. basic necessities, basic human necessities, including medication, life-saving medications that are present on the island in many cases. so they're here and they haven't gotten to the people who need it, which i think in some ways makes it worse, right? because half the job was done. these medications got to the island but then it was at that point people thought hey, the job's done, we're good. the actual -- the people who actually need today often times didn't get it. that's ongoing. this san ongoing story, don. >> yeah. sanjay, listen, you've covered tragedies worldwide and national disasters. i want to get your impression of the president's visit overall because toronto star is watching the correspondent daniel dell tweeted that a puerto rican told him regarding trump's visit. he takes two weeks to visit a disaster zone where 3.5 million american citizens live. he arrives with a smile on his

zblr that's right, don.ted more than 3,000 ads that were found that were russian bought seeking to medal in the election. what we learned tonight is a portion of those ads were targeted towards the states of michigan and wisconsin. thoughs were two states hillary clinton was beaten by a less than a margin of 1%. earlier we learned those ads reached about 1% of people. when you start breaking it down, the amount of people that could have been reached by these ads in michigan and wisconsin, it's a small number. but when you think about how usual those numbers were during the election, it begins to raise questions about the efficacy of these ads. >> so did the russians help in choosing where to target which states? >> this is a question by the special counsel as it continues its investigation into the russian meddling. if there was some level of collusion, some level of cooperation between the trump campaign and the russians, you have a bombshell. that is what we're waiting for, and we're waiting for more detai

don lemon. thank you for joining us. just about 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 here in las vegas where i am. we have breaking news. stunning new video of sunday night's massacre. it shows the moment when it became very apparent to the crowd that they were under attack, also officers begin urging people to keep moving. >> i have to warn you this video you're about to see is very disturbing. >> it's not shots. [ gunfire ] [ sirens ]. >> come on. >> what's going on? >> go to the right. >> hey, open the door. open the gate. >> stay down. stay down. get down. stay down. [ bleep ]. >> down, now. get down. >> let's go. >> open the gate. [ sirens ]. >> i can't do this. >> wait. >> get over here. [ gunfire ]. >> get down. >> get down. get down. get down. everybody down. >> get down right here. right here. >> right here. >> go! go! go! go! keep going, please. >> i got you. i got you. >> keep going. we got to go. >> do you want me to take care of this and you go there? >> i just need bandages, man. >>

signed, me, don lemon. now i want to turn now to cnn senior political analyst mark preston, app ryan and military analyst colonel cedric leighton. >> sorry. >> i'm sorry. come, everyone. mark, thank you all for joining us. mark, as you just heard, myeshaon is on the widow of la david johnson spoke out today saying president trump made her cry. she said he couldn't even remember her husband's name and then less than an hour later he tweeted this. he said i had a very respectful conversation with the widow of sergeant la david johnson and spoke his name from beginning without hesitation. a widow of a fallen soldier says the president of the united states made her cry and the president responds with a tweet dee nieg it. why does this president always needed to have the last word? why does he act this way? >> well, don, about we get to the core of donald trump, if you can put that tweet back up, what i think is very important about that tweet that donald trump said this morning is at the very end he rights, and

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don, hold on. you talk with a louisiana accent. >> time-out. >> my question is for don.cent, are you making fun of them or talking about your hometown? >> i'm from there. >> he's from there. >> hold on. mark, you'll be next. i'm from there. and number two, when people died in katrina, i didn't go down there and start saying, look, y'all, in new orleans. the reason i lost the accent is maybe it's not appropriate at times on television and for what i'm doing, just like when you're the president of the united states. you have to realize what is appropriate. and then you rise to the occasion and to the level, especially when you have people who are dead from a storm. maybe you should not be joking about a silly accent. go ahead. >> yeah, you know, when hillary clinton goes down to salma and starts switching accents, yeah, the right-wing media did make fun of it. rush limbaugh made fun of it. >> the left-wing media made fun of it. >> absolutely. it is not fair to say it just happens to donald trump, it happens to everybody. i don't think this is the biggest deal in the world.

"the washington post" reported on this and also reported on don, jr. the new york times reported on this and reported on rather, the dossier, there has been consistency. one story don, jr. admitted to and the other stories doesn't hold many legs. there was not nuclear energy exchanged or rather the raw nuclear material exchanged and there isn't a narrative here. liz: rachel, this is a big question, too, this dossier stuff costs millions of dollars. >> that's right. liz: there is a report that there was a republican competing against donald trump during the election campaign who had the same company and obviously went over to the dnc. >> right, and you know, your last guest was right, donald, jr. said at this meeting and suddenly nobody at the dnc knows anything about this. i'm of political stock, and when there's juicy information on the candidate, people know. and people in charge of the campaign know what's going on. this is so fishy and kudos to kimber kimberly strassel for doggedly follow this story letting the investigators and congress to keep fo

time to turn things over to don lemon and "cnn tonight." >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. it has been an extraordinary day to be an american. to sit back and watch true patriotism unfold. real patriotism. not the symbols of patriotism that some have been using to divide us. like whether someone stands or kneels at a ball game. i'm talking about real patriotism. the real patriots to whom we owe an incalculable debt of gratitude. and that's our gold star families whose loved ones made the ultimate sacrifice. general john kelly is one of them. his 29-year-old son was killed fighting for our country in 2010 in helmand province in afghanistan. >> understand there's tens of thousands of american kids mostly doing the nation's bidding all around the world. they don't have to be in uniform. you know, when i was a kid, every man in my life was a veteran. world war ii, korea. and there was the draft. these young people today, they don't do it for any other reason than their selfless sense of selfless devotion to this great nation. >> absolutely. and you could hear a pin drop in that

i'm don lemon. here's what we're learning tonight. sean spicer has been questioned by the special counsel investigators. just the latest of team trump members going face-to-face with investigators including reince priebus and keith cellof. and sources telling cnn carter page has been subpoenaed by the senate intelligence committee. he told the senate last week he would plead the fifth. all this comes again as john mcca mccain, the president warning him, i fight back and it won't be pretty. join us us now bill crystal the editor at large and cnn political commentator ben fifer and cnn political analyst steven moore. i think we have enough people to discuss this this evening. what are you learning about tonight's meeting with special counsel investigators? >> this took place on monday. it follows meetings last week with reince priebus, the former fired chief of staff to the white house swells chief celling, the interim national security advisor. it shows a picture that the special counsel investigation is expanding beyond the interferen

it's time to hand it over to don lemon. cnn tonight starts right now. >>> new clues in the vegs of the worst mass shooting in modern american history. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. here is what we're learning right now. gunman stephen paddock may have been casing other possible targets before he even checked into the mandalay bay, he rented an airbnb room at a las vegas condo that overlooked the life is beautiful music festival. and back in august a person named stephen paddock reserved a room in chicago overlooking the lal apalooza festival. what we know for sure. the deadly gunfire he unleashed on the festival sunday night. this video shows the hee rirk efforts to save the wounded and i warn you, it is graphic. >> the guy in the chair -- >> and one there. >> right here. come in here. come on this side, on this side right here. >> he has to stay with me. he has to stay with me. >> lay down. >> come with me. >> no. we've got some people -- i'm taking the people who are shot, dude. where is the guy with the double shot

when don junior -- it's even the same word, dirt. that word comes up now twice in the context of the papadopoulos conversations and the trump tower meeting. when don junior got that e-mail from the music promoter promising dirt on hillary clinton, the campaign already knew the russians were offering that, and it raises a whole set of other questions about what that meeting was really about. >> i was going to ask ken a quick question. to understand your reporting a little bit. are you saying that papadopoulos went to manafort and basically asked manafort whether the campaign could have a direct meeting between putin and trump? is that what you are reporting? >> this is from my colleague julia ainsley. there's a particular e-mail in the chain where manafort says we're not going to take this meeting, meaning between trump and putin. trump is not going to meet with putin during the cam. a. we want a low level person to answer so as not to send a signal. we're not going to meet with putin. that's crazy. it also shows he was aware of papad

it's still unclear, don, what the charges are. a spokesman for the special counsel's office declined to comment for our story, but as you know, mueller was appointed in may to lead this investigation into russian meddle z in the 2016 u.s. elections. he was given broad authority under the mandate. and on friday top lawyers who are helping to lead the mueller probe, including veteran prosecutor andrew wise man were seen by our producer entering the courtroom at the d.c. federal court where the grand jury meets to hear testimony in the russia investigation. and the reporters, our producer who were there saw a flurry of activity at the grand jury room, but officials made no announcements, but now we have learned, don, that today that grand jury approved the firs charges, the indictments in the russia probe. >> to your colleague, our colleague, he have an, to bring charges like this, who would have had to have approved them? >> well, robert mueller is in charge of this investigation, don, but he does still report to rod rosenstein, who

i'm don lemon. i want you to listen to what senator bob corker tells "the new york times". >> i do worry that he's -- sometimes i feel like he's on a reality show of some kind, you know, when he's talking about these big foreign policy issues. and, you know, he doesn't realize that, you know, that we could be heading towards world war three with the kind of comments that he's making. >> it is impossible to overstate what a big deal this is. this is not politics as usual. this is a respected member of the president's own party on the record saying he's afraid the commander in chief could blunder into world war iii. think about that. so is senator corker saying what others in his party are thinking and do they have an obligation to speak up too? plus new developments in the investigation of the vegas massacre to tell you about. police making a major revision to the timeline of the shooting. they now say the security guard who was wounded was shot before the killer began firing on the crowd. more on th

thank you, don. how petty can you be when you live on an island as you just heard someone say this is a humanitarian disaster and you're talking about how someone is dressed when you have people on that island who right now are drinking tainted water, disease is on the rise and the reality is that i think -- and i've said this on the air and most of my listeners have agreed, that if the united states treated this like -- and i'm going to say it, treat it like it's a war. you know how we move troops and material into a country when there is war? we just saw the vietnam ken burns piece and how helicopters and troops and material were moved into places where there was nothing. this is what you do in puerto rico. but you do not, you do not pour salt on open wounds, and that's exactly what john just did. >> john, there's no electricity. she's wearing a hat. maybe she can't do her hair. maybe that's the only clean clothing she has is that outfit. do you want to take that back about her outfit? >> yes, i wi

don. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. we are live in las vegas. here's our breaking news. investigators piecing together clues to the worst massacre in modern american history. and what we're learning is stunning. new photos from inside stephen paddock's hotel room at the mandalay bay right behind me. the photos show a luxurious room scattered with guns and ammunition. and in one what police confirm tonight is the lifeless body of the shooter. police just minutes ago releasing body camera footage showing officers responding as bullets rain down. [ gunshots ] [ sirens ] >> get down. go that way. get out of here there's gunshots from over there. go that way. go that way! [ gunshots ]. >> at this point they're just trying to figure out where the rounds are coming from. [ gunshots ] >> go that way, go that way. [ sirens ] >> they're shooting right at us, guys. everyone stay down. >> good couple of officers hunkered down next to patrol vehicle. >> get back. get back. >> this video is obscured. those yellow reflective vests, th

don carmelo: eso. maría: aguacate.n chino] suegra: [habla en chino] doña lucha: quítese, por favor, señora, porque ahora sí, de veras, no respondo. suegra: [habla en chino] doña lucha: permítame tantito, ¿sí? le aguanté que me pusiera a lavar su ropa y no me pagara. le aguanté que me pusiera a fregar sus pisos, impermeabilizar los techos, pero, chachalaca, chachalaca... ambas: [gritan] doña lucha: ay, chino, puros problemas me causas, hijo. me regresé contigo en un barco y lo último que supe es que tu abuela desalmada se consiguió una nuera de alta alcurnia. y esa es la absoluta verdad, chino. macaco: según los positivistas, la verdad absoluta no existe. doña lucha: uy, ahora resulta que los positivistas van a saber más que yo, que lo cargué en mi vientre con dolor y cansancio. qué más quisiera una que andar en el lingo li lingo y no sufrir 14 horas de parto sin anestesia. pero esta es la pura verdad, y aquí está la prueba. rosa aurora: chinito, y ahora que ya sabes toda la verdad, ¿qué piensas hacer con ella? chino: p

jessica dean we have vittoria wood nil charlotte with tailgating fans we also have ukee washington and don bell, live inside the stadium, with the story we will start with them, hi there , guys. >> hi jessica, thanks very much. we are ready and we are also looking like we are getting ready to have a little downpour here. >> yes, yes. >> there is a very dark cloud. temperatures have gone down a little bit. >> um-hmm. >> fans who are in the stadium once they are copping in they will have to be prepared. players have been doing this since they were 10 years old. >> it takes a thursday night football match up for me to get ukee out of the studio to come kick it with me at a football game. can this never end? i hope not. we are talking about the four- one philadelphia eagles. >> yes. >> right now carson wentz is on the field right now, and lets show thaw video. they is going through his warm up routine he has headphones on getting arms and shoulders stretched out, and here's the reason why. this guy is amazing this season, all right. he is getting out getting ready to do what he has done so far

>> don, i'm not tracking them i'm joining them. we are talking about eight hours. i have my sleeping mask my bird blanket, pillow and we are joining soft jersey bird gang. we have theo, we're ready to go, let's do this. lets go for the ride. check out this rv. look at this crowd. >> wow. >> it is where it is at. >> it is like a episode of cribs. >> yeah. >> so with all these people, you guys, now we're pulling out. we're pulling out. let's do this. so now in here, look at that. look at these jersey, look at that pride. talk about the decorations we have here. >> eagles out, that is what we do in new jersey. >> years of history, i love that. this is comfortable. we have a couple bed in here. okay, here we go. we are pulling out. we have an eight hour drive. i guess my question is what are we doing to pass the time. >> drinking. >> well, beside that. >> ninety-nine bottles of beer on the wall, license plate game or name that fruit starting from a to z. >> name that fruit, that is what we can try we can try that. >> guys, i brought some snacks too i don't know where t

>> don, it's sad.hat congresswoman frederica wilson says is true, and i have no reason to doubt her because she is someone who has a lot of compassion. she is a woman who hired trayvon martin's brother as an intern in her office to help the family. and it sounds just like her to be in the car with the widow of the brave marine johnson. like you said, i was -- at the hangar at andrews air force base when the bodies came home from benghazi. such a solemn moment when president obama received those bodies, as well as secretary of state at the time hillary clinton. and also former secretary of state colin powell was there because of the severity of this. i mean i -- i have been to -- to walter reed, the old walter reed. it used to be on georgia avenue just up the street in washington, d.c. with then president george w. bush. we went to nih to see wounded soldiers. he was always going. and i cannot -- this is -- this is -- this is tough. we have a president who is the moral leader, who is supposed to support

but for now coming to you live from the wells fargo center, don belfor cbs-3 "eyewitness sports". >>> thanks, see new a bit. >>> in addition to our beloved sports teams the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection has a rich music theme. >> handful of the, stars who got their starts here are back in town today for a celebration. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brownies live along avenue of the arts in center city where phillies music greats are immortalized hi there, natasha. >> reporter: really an exciting afternoon here on avenue of the arts for the 2017 inducteness to the walk of fame today, this was a very , very special honor because it happened in the place that they call home. >> that is not a game, whatever is in the water i hope it remains there. >> reporter: maybe it is something in the water but there is no denying incredible musical tall event that comes out of philadelphia. on this beautiful day, these stars are shining even more brightly as the philadelphia music alliance welcomes its 2017 walk of fame honoraries. philly's own grammy winzinger song writer and act

that is where don bell, he is, he is live at the eagles team hotel, don. >> i know, i am at the teamit looks like i'm in somebody's study, we're hanging out here in the atrium of the hotel as eagles arrived here probably an hour and a half ago. they are all business getting readied for this match up here , tomorrow night. now, lets talk about a couple of things. one, this team, well, they had a busy day to day. they have practiced earlier today and then they jumped on a plane. then they came here. they had their team meeting here tonight. as for business of football, they are right tackle will not play lane johnson in the concussion protocol that means hall pull i vaitai has his first start and here's what they had to say about big v and how that impacts carson wentz. >> the biggest thing in carson 's case is big v has played and he has played in games and played in big time games for us last year. even last week. so, that gives your quarterback a lot of confidence going in. then, of course, we can do things by scheme, tightened, backs, receivers to do what we need to do to help if w

ukee washington and vittoria woodill will be joining don in charlotte. you can look for their live reports tomorrow right here on cbs3. and we will get you ready for the game with the kickoff show at 7:00. then thursday night kickoff and at 8:25. as the eagles square off against the panthers all of it right here on cbs3. >>> and don showed us earlier the eagles fans already partying in charlotte. vittoria woodill is road tripping. coming up in about 13 minutes, shows us how the fans get ready for the road game. >>> the president of the radnor township board of commissioners turned himself in earlier on child pornography charges. investigators say hundreds of graphic images involving children as young as two-year-old were found in his computers. david spunt is live in radnor with the latest on that. david? >> reporter: earlier this evening, commissioners addressed the troubling allegations the township manager, this is the second time that he's had to face our camera in the last year. talking about troubling allegations involving people connected to this

i'm don lemon. and this is some of the things the president has talked or tweeted today, suggesting he'd like to compare his iq test to rex tillerson's. don't worry, he was joking -- or not. ologist giving the chairman of the foreign relations committee, little bob. kind of like when he calls senat senator marco rubeo as little marco. all of this as the president is briefed today on his options to respond to the nuclear threat from north korea. #priorities. let's get right to cnn's senior political reporter, chief investigative correspondent for yoo-hoo news, and author of the truth of about trump. wow. so nia, you first. president trump continued with this tweet. the failing "the new york times" said little with two d's, bob corker up by recording of the conversation. was made to sound a fool, and that's what i'm dealing with. first of all, corker said he hoped they were recording. he's feeling the pressure and now he's punching back. >> that's right, he's punching back in the same ways with the sa

time to hand things over to don lemon. cnn tonight starts right now. >>> breaking news, thousands of secret files on the kennedy assassination released. this is cnn tonight. i am don lemon. it's the one conspiracy theory most americans can get behind. the one that says lee hab have i oswald did not act alone. tonight we're getting fascinating information about the kennedy assassination from 28,000 documents just released hours ago. what's in them and why is president trump going back on his promise to release everything? plus we have some breaking news tonight about the president's role in getting a gag order lifted to an fbi informant can talk to congress about a russian uranium deal that happened whether hillary clinton was secretary of state. we're going to go et to that and new information in the russia investigation in just a moment. but first let's get right to cnn's tom for man with the latest on our breaking news, those newly released files on the jfk assassination. what have you got? >> reporter: well, we've got a

it's crazy. >> it certainly is, don.ou know, i have a general sense that his plan was probably going through different stages over the last few weeks. i think just based on what i understand, this is something that was meticulously planned on his part and probably had different types of things that he wanted to do, like for example with the explosives he may have wanted to try to set up improvised explosive devices with the tannerite and ammonium nitrate. you know, the number of rounds that were recovered in the hotel room, i think based on what i saw in the photos, if not but for the actions of that tactical team, the shooting probably would have kept going on for quite some time. >> thank you. we appreciate your expertise. >> thank you. >> we're learning more tonight about some of the 58 people who lost their lives in sunday's massacre here in las vegas. steve berger was in las vegas with friends to celebrate his 44th birthday. he was shot in the back and separated from his friends in the chaos. and then jordan rivera

time to hand it over to don lemon. cnn tonight starts right now. >>> breaking news on the russia investigation. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. former chief of staff reince priebus answering questions from investigators today. we're going to have more on that in a moment. plus does president trump have an obama obsession. remember when he said this about his predecessor? >> we get along. i don't know if he'll admit this, but he likes me. >> well, that bro manslaughter is over. if it was ever the real thing in the first place. the president making it his mission to undo every last bit of the obama legacy. today the iran deal is on the chopping block. >> our participation can be canceled by me as president at any time. >> that's after with the stroke of a pen while once he remembered to sign. he dealt with what may have been a fatal blow to obamacare. nobody should be surprise ds by this. elections do have consequences. so is the president delivering on his promises or is it all about the former president barak obama

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>> i don't have a lot to say about that, don. did want to talk about the speeches by the -- >> we'll get to that. trust me, we'll get to it. now have response to the opposition research -- none? >> no. >> interesting. wait, wait, wait, why not? >> i haven't been following it. look, i haven't been following that story. you know, that closely. >> all right. okay. so there's no intent behind that. great, you don't think that you know enough to talk about it or whatever, and that's very fair. so, so listen, the president has tweeted about this today. this is the last question, i'm going to give this to the governor, treated about this recently, officials behind the no discredited dossier plead the fifth, justice department and the fbi should immediately release who paid for it. does it sound like the president was eager to have this -- >> oh my god, of course. of course. i mean, actually brian fallon earlier today tweeted out something saying sounds like muler is getting close because the president continues to do what he always does

ukee washington and vittoria woodill will be joining don in charlotte. you can look for their live reports tomorrow right here on cbs3. and we will get you ready for the game with the kickoff show at 7:00. then thursday night kickoff and at 8:25. as the eagles square off against the panthers all of it right here on cbs3. >>> and don showed us earlier the eagles fans already partying in charlotte. vittoria woodill is road tripping. coming up in about 13 minutes, shows us how the fans get ready for the road game. >>> the president of the radnor township board of commissioners turned himself in earlier on child pornography charges. investigators say hundreds of graphic images involving children as young as two-year-old were found in his computers. david spunt is live in radnor with the latest on that. david? >> reporter: earlier this evening, commissioners addressed the troubling allegations the township manager, this is the second time that he's had to face our camera in the last year. talking about troubling allegations involving people connected to this

>> reporter: that's right, don. we now know this massacre took place at a country music festival called the route 91 harvest vest val but there are indications that stephen paddock may have been scouting out two other music festivals. here in las vegas, he rented a room the weekend of september 22nd at the ogden hotel. and it attracted thousands more fans. we know thankfully nothing happened that weekend. we're also hearing that there was a room rented under the same name, stephen paddock, in chicago in august as the lollapalooza was being held in grant park over looking grant park. we have not confirmed that the person who reserved the room under stephen paddock is the same stephen paddock. that person never showed up. but chilling that paddock may have been going around scouting out these other music venues. there have been questions surrounding the death of stephen paddock. we know that he died from a self-inflicted wound on the 32nd floor. we've seen pictures released from that hotel room showing that there was

come on. >> don,don, in the first segment that you had on us, i clearly said that i think the white housee this alone. they shouldn't engage in any further of the back and forth. >> but you didn't say that they were wrong. you didn't say that the president started it. you didn't say that kelly lied. you didn't say that the president lied. you didn't speak the truth. you came on and you spun it in donald trump's favor and then you did a shiny object when you talk about a rock star. you pointed to something else. you didn't say, look, i can't support the white house on this one. they were flat out wrong and if sarah huckabee sanders stands up there and says it, she should not have said it and they're wrong. >> i can disagree with them and i did. i said they should leave this alone. that doesn't mean i should necessarily have to go and attack them. don, i know you're not disagreeing with me on the point about the rock star. there's no way that you can think that -- >> the price of admission -- two wrongs don't make a right. that's all i'm saying. i've got to go. i'm in trouble now. i'm sure

>> well, don, the horrific events in las vegas shook the nation.nd for those people that were gunned down, ran away, had to get out of there, also so many men and women that were able to aid so many of their brethren. many of the men as you know, don, you were in last vegas all week, stripped down to their underwear to create tourniquets. >> just for the sake of time, we have short time together, what do they think of the political response? >> well, you can't legislate evil. and so my callers are very upset because before the bodies are even warm, i'm sorry, before the bodies are cold, they are already politicizing the horrific event for ideological gain and narrative in elections. and gun control, which is ridiculous. we have no information on this guy. we don't know what the motive is, we don't know if he was radicalized, if he was mentally ill, the facts aren't even in and we're already forming legislation in congress. i mean, this fectless congress, they can't pass a bill, they can't pass a budget, they lie to the constituents but then we have

could this be about the june 6th meeting that don jr.ad with all those russians who promised dirt on hillary? >> well, possibly, but i don't think so because we haven't seen evidence that kushner, manafort, don jr., the president, has been brought into any sort of grand jury or sworn toaestimony deposition. my guess, it's always a bad thing to do, i guessed that o.j. simpson was going to be convicted and that proved not to be too correct. but my guess is that this relates to either manafort or flynn and their financial transactions. either related to foreign accounts that they held offshore in their business operations that they didn't fully report or something to do with their own individual failure to register as a foreign agent. but if i were betting, given the speed at which this occurred over a five-month period and the nature of the materials that we know were taken from the manafort home and businesses during the search warrants and stuff, i would guess financial crime related to tax, ukraine, and perhaps business dealings in the

if it has a 50% affect, don, this is a meltdown.here's got to be some dialogue that ultimately gets us to a different place. >> can i ask you another question quickly though? >> yeah. >> what happens if -- what if all the players took a knee? and then everyone as the president says and jerry jones and they all couldn't play. then -- you can't play. because most of the players -- >> then i think you have a shutdown. then i think you have a shutdown in the league and that would be very unfortunate. that would be hugely unfortunate if that happened. and i hope it doesn't get to that, but i have to make another comment to you, don. the president's comments are divisive in the way he's attacked it. i expect the president to stand up and say, i would like for all the players in the nfl to respect the flag. respect the national anthem. okay. that's not a problem. it's the way that this particular president happened to go about it in the divisive manner in which he attacked this thing and i think that's a problem. and, you know, when you pu