>> their name wasn't hearst.volved in that bank robbery in hibernia because we were not in the bank. they charged patricia with that because she was front and center and prominent in the video. >> she came from one of the most famous journalistic families in the world. and she understood the power of controlling the narrative. she persuaded the public, by and large, that this was a story about one young woman who was kidnapped and forced to commit one bank robbery, and that's what most people remember about this case. she eliminated mel's sporting goods, the bombing she participated in, the death of myrna opsel which she was morally responsible for. >> after so many years, it was always patricia hearst that got the limelight and this semi celebrity. i think everyone dropped hopes of holding the sla accountable for the murder. but then there was a glimmer of hope. >> 1999 i was transferred into the major crimes division in los angeles. i think the first week or two that i was there, i was handed a very thin file,

the victim is patricia hearst, the daughter of newspaper executive randolph hearst and the granddaughter of the legendary william randolph hearst. >> so in 1974, i was a young reporter at the san francisco examiner. that night i got a call, patty hearst had been kidnapped. that just didn't make sense, what did they mean? >> police were digging bullets out of parked cars all up and down the street. they later found the empty getaway car, it had been stolen and abandoned. police don't have a whole lot of leads, but they know this kidnapping was too well organized to be spur of the moment. >> shortly after the kidnapping, obviously this was a big event and it happened in berkeley, and the berkeley police department immediately made a notification to the bureau and the bureau put everything they had into trying to solve this case. >> i was in the hospital for just under a week. the first time i saw randy and catherine was at their home. i made a short statement. >> they said absolutely nothing, they were very militaristic, they had it so well planned, that they needed to say almost nothing t

>> their name wasn't hearst?e not charged with the bank robbery because they did not see us on the tape. >> she came from one of the most famous journalistic families in the world. and she understood the power of controlling the narrative. she convinced the public by and large that this was a story about one young woman who was kidnapped and force to commit one bank robbery. she eliminated mel's sporting goods, the bombing she parted in, the death of a woman she was responsible for. >> patricia hearst and the fascination with celebrities. i think everyone just kind of dropped all hopes of ever holding the sla accountable for my mom's murder. >> but then, there was a glimmer of hope. >> 1999, i was transferred into the major crimes division in los angeles. i think the first week or two that i was there, i was handed a very thin file, maybe a quarter-inch thick. i was asked to hold on to it. i was told the fbi was looking for this particular person. who had been a fugitive since 1975. this was 1999, so 24 years had

the radical story of patty hearst starts right now. >> our first guest, patty hearst. the victim of the most bizarre kidnapping story. kicking and screaming from her apartment, shoved into the trunk of a car. she stunned the world with the announcement she joined her captors and became a revolutionary and branded a common criminal. >> 30 minutes ago we arrested patty hearst at -- >> four counts of robbery, assault with a deadly weapon with intent to murder. >> authorities said they found ten automatic weapons in the hearst apartment. >> how in the world does the granddaughter of william randolph hearst become a terrorist. >> assuming these liberation army kidnapped someone from american nobility. >> it's the story that is violent. i was kidnapped by terrorists, brutalized by them, threat constantly that you'll be killed if you don't cooperate, it finally breaks you down. >> my name is william taylor harris. as me a question. >> did you kidnap patty hearst? >> i personally took patty hearst out of her apartment and put her into a getaway car. reality isn't always on the

/s >>> patty hearst turned her back on her life of privilege. we had to prove that. >> the gun is loaded. i am a soldier in the people's army. >> she must have been forced to do t. she could have escaped if she wanted to. >> she saved my life. i think she's spectacular. >> we don't know where she is. >> l.a.p.d., they were closing in. >> it will make our day. >> i did what i had to do. if she was in there, god willed it. >> the granddaughter of william randolph hearst was abducted by two men and a girl in a bizarre kidnapping. >> no ransom note, no phone calls, no word, nothing. >> the sla is the people's army and we fight in their interests. >> the fbi said the girl with the automatic rifle was patricia hearst. >> which college girl turned armed terrorist in a matter of weeks, southern california's largest manhunt continues. >> for someone my age, i've been through an awful lot. >> we don't know where she is. >> mom, dad, i'm okay. >> coming off now, the chopper is overhead observing. the fire is raging. now we have a better vantage point. you

in the van. >> jack scott drives patty hearst to las vegas.a motel there, and for two days she is on her own. >> she could vaernd, she could leave, but instead she waits for one of the team. in this case, jim kilgore takes her from las vegas to sacramento. >> emily and i took a train all the way across to go to sacramento. the come rands were going to help us get set up they decided sacramento was a location they probably wouldn't lookor us there. >> in sacramento the's new cast of characters, wendy, kathy sole ya, steve sole ya, josephine sole ya, jim kilgore and mike. a very exciting member of the group join them in sacramento. >> mike boar din was a wild man. first time i met mike he talked about wanting to do an operation on the ls d. >> i had nothing to do with patty hearst being kidnaped, although it was one of thing i would have taken credit for. i didn't meet patty hearst until the three of them came back from hiding out in the country. she had a vivacious personality. she used to call -- little hitler. that tells you a lot right there

ask me a question. >> did you kidnap patty hearst? >> i personally took patty hearst out of her apartment and put her into a getaway car. reality is not always on the surface. sometimes you have to look a little bit deeper to see what's real. >> is she america's most famous crime victim, or is she the most famous, rich, turncoat in american history? >> the granddaughter of william randolph hearst was abducted by two men and a girl in a bizarre kidnapping. >> no ransom note, no word, no phone calls, nothing. >> the sla is the people's army and we fight in their interests. >> the fbi said the girl in the wig with the automatic rifle was patricia hearst. >> rich college girl turned armed terrorist in a matter of weeks. >> southern california's largest manhunt continues. >> for someone my age, i've been through an awful lot. >> we don't know where she is. >> mom, dad, i'm okay. >> looking at it 45 years later, however long it's been, it wasn't a simple story. when somebody you love, is close to you is kidnapped, it's a particular kind of

hearst to meet those terms.ut just think of the difference if our people had said no to the kidnappers, we will not accept help on those terms, we will not accept help as the price of it being the life of a young girl. >> at some point, we provided patricia with a small television and a radio so she could follow what was going on. so we didn't keep her in the dark about everything that was on the news about her kidnapping. >> the sla was obsessed with their own press coverage. they watched it insus santly, they read the newspapers incessant incessantly. >> the sla sees that the food give-away that is proceeded with problems, but it has proceeded. so they say, let's do it again. randy had spent $2 million. they make another demand for an additional $4 million. >> the plan before them is not at all acceptable as a gesture of good faith. it should be acceptable only that an additional $4 million be added to the $2 million already allotted, making a total of $6 million to be used for the purchase of food. death to t

but what does patty hearst do?does she run into their arms and say thank you so much for saving me? no. she runs towards the bedroom where the guns are stored. >> he'd seen the firearms and the bombs at another location. now she is in an area where we can't observe her. he put the gun to wendy's head and said i'm going to kill her if you don't come back. >> it's only because the agents and cops acted quickly in that apartment that there was not a hail of gunfire too. >> she was placed in handcuffs. and then she said i'll wet my pants. under supervision, she was able to change. we had two five-shot revolvers in their purse, a 12 gauge shotgun. so we were clearly outgunned. >> evidently, steven rolled up to morse street. he shows up right after they hit the house. he wanted to make sure hearst was all right. >> steve soliah is arrested by the agents who were inside the house. from that moment, we could not find jim kilgore, michael bortin, kathleen soliah and josephine soliah. they were gone. they were underground. >

paper of the hearst chain.fact, he was only sort of the publisher. he was a figure head. he actually has to go to his keepers in the hearst world to get access to the kind of cash that the sla is talking about. >> there were eight or ten board members. they were not about to empty the coffers to maybe get patty back. what's that going to tell all the other cousins and nephews and everybody's going to be a kidnapping frenzy. when they lowballed, she thought he totally understated his abilities. that crushed her that she thought that she had been abandon by her father, that she thought would always be there for her, and what occurred to her was this was evidence he was playing games with her life. she just figured, her father could do anything, and the next communique, oh, patty's pretty app g angry. patty had a dramatic change. something, something had snapped. than our name suggests. we're an organic tea company. a premium juice company. a coconut water company. we've got drinks for long days. for birthdays. fo

in the van. >> jack scott drives patty hearst to las vegas.he leaves her in a motel there. and for two days she is on her own. she could surrender. she could leave. but instead she waits for one of the team. in this case, jim kilgore takes her from las vegas to sacramento. >> emily and i took a train all the way across going to sacramento. the comrades who were going to help us get set up, they decided sacramento was a reasonable location, that they probably wouldn't look for us there. >> in sacramento, there's a new cast of characters. wendy yoshimura, kathy soliya, ste soliya, josephine soliya, jim kilgore, and mike bourdon, the very excitable member of the group. >> mike bourdon, a little bit of a wildman. first time i met mike, he talked about wanting to do an operation while on lsd. >> i had nothing to do with patty hearst being kidnapped, although it may be one of the few things i wouldn't mind taking credit for. i didn't nemeet patty hearst unl the three of them came back from hiding out in the country. she had a pretty vivacious person

/s >>> patty hearst turned her back on her life of privilege.e gun is loaded. i am a soldier in the people's army. >> she must have been forced to do t. she could have escaped if she wanted to. >> she saved my life. i think she's spectacular. >> we don't know where she is. >> l.a.p.d., they were closing in. >> it will make our day.

if she was in there, god willed it. >> the granddaughter of william randolph hearst was

hearst is tied up and gagged and blindfolded.houlder in a fireman's carry, and proceed to leave with her. i leave defreeze and an will in the apartment. weed gets up again and screams out of the house. we're gone by that time. he thought he had escaped us. come out to the courtyard, walks to the steps next to the garage, i was losing control of her on my shoulder. i reached down and i opened the lid to the trunk. as soon as i let go of the trunk and take my left hand to further secure her, the damned spring on the truck immediately shuts the little and locks it. she's tied up, so i set her down, and i run around to the side of the car, give me the key, so i get the key again, i come back around, and she's not even there. i unlock the trunk and i realize i got to not do it too hard and i close it slightly and i start looking for her, she's not there. so i look around, and sure enough, she's hobbled into the brush. i go and grab her and throw her in the trunk. i must have made too much racket, because neighbors who were situated ne

patricia hearst is is not the kind of person that freezes ever. she was spectacular. it was obvious everybody had a side arm and her performing admirably in a bank robbery gets her the gun that was originally the side arm of the security guard at the bank. now she has a side arm as well. patricia was 100% equal member in this cell. she had the same responsibilities we did. we weren't making her do anything against her will. at that point, it was against her will to go home. >> you're still a kidnap victim. she was taken away against her will. and psychologically, she's a victim of thought control by terrorists. all i can do is hope and pray that god will bring her home again. >> after observing her mother katherine suggest that she had been a suggest or victim of mind control, she was offended by it because it was another conflict between her and her mom. she wanted to prove her wrong. >> greetings to the people. this is tanya, on april 15th my comrades and i exappropriated $10,660.02 from the sunset branch of the bank. i could hold customers and bank personnel on the

and cnn has repeatedly reached out to patty hearst.o comment for this series. >>> all right, reality tv propelled donald trump to superstardom. it did the same for a former white house staffer who has returned to her roots of reality tv. that's the subject of this week's state of the cartoonian. >> she brought even more reality tv to the white house. but now omarosa manigault newman is bringing her memories of the white house back to reality tv. >> like, i was haunted by tweets every single day. like, what is he going to tweet next? >> omarosa is appearing on this season's "celebrity big brother." >> all of the people around him attacked me. it was like, keep her away. don't let her talk to him. it's like, ivanka's there, jared's there. >> and with a reality star sitting in the oval office, the whole white house is almost like a reality tv show lineup. >> you know, i'm a ratings person. >> this week on "the bachelor: white house edition," communications director hope hicks seems to have given the wrong guy a rose. >> thank you! thank y

simpson trial captivated a nation, there was patty hearst.anddaughter of publishing giant william randolph hearst, her kidnapping in 1974, considered the crime of the century. >> it was so extraordinary. >> reporter: born into wealth and power, hearst grew up in hillsborough, a quiet affluent suburb of san francisco. for college, she headed to berkeley, where she walked the streets that bore her name. she lived off campus with her boyfriend, steven weed, a former teacher at her high school. it was the couple's engagement announcement in her family's newspaper, the san francisco examiner, which first drew the attention of a small radical terrorist group that called itself the symbionese liberation army or sla. >> they pushed me back. shouting, get your face on the floor. >> reporter: hearst was kidnapped from her apartment by the sla on february 4th, 1974. >> patricia hearst was a symbolic target. she was an heiress. >> reporter: locked in a closet, she said she was blindfolded, beaten and raped. >> what does that do to a 19-year-old mind? >>

was the united states versus paultty hearst.unpopular than the boston strangler. >> i think the importance of the hearst verdict was that people realized that money can't buy you out of going to jail. >> our own ana cabrera sat down with the producer jeffrey tooub ton talk about it. >> just to are fresh people's memory. she's kidnapped in february of 1974. in april of '74 she is shown on a security camera robbing a bank with her liberation army colleagues in the sunset section of san francisco. she goes on the run at that point. six colleagues are killed in a shootout, but she's eventually caught in september of 1975. so she's been on the run for a year is and a half after this bank robbery. but she's caught and she's put on trial for this bank robbery and her defense attorney is f lee bailey. famous lawyer then, still pretty famous now. the trial is not really about what happened. because it's on the -- i mean, everybody sees she's there with a machine gun. >> was she brainwashed or was she -- >> had she really gone over to the

this is patty hearst.out power in this time and place. >> again, it's a window into the time. hearst was this enormous newspaper family. the great publisher was her grandfather. newspapers were the way most people got their information in the 1970s. and there were still vast newspaper fortunes. it's a window, again, into a world that's very different from our own. >> so patty hearst is kidnapped. and then about two months later, she announces she's joining with her captors, pledging allegiance of sorts to the terrorist organization. tell us about that. >> the liberation army, it was really one of the most shocking events of the decade. that this woman, who was brutally, terribly kid. napped out of her home in california issues a communique, a tape recording and says i have decided to stay and fight. i many people may remember he e she changed her name to tonya. there were photographs of her with a machine gun. >> that iconic image. >> but even more remarkably, she is shone on a security camera robbing a ba

of legendary william randolph hearst. >> patricia hearst is 19. her fiance were in her apartment last night when a woman and two armed men burst in, dragged patricia downstairs, threw her into the trunk of a car and drove off. >> justice department officialings expect it was part of a nationwide campaign of terrorism. >> it had been three days of false alarms until news came this this berkeley radio station had received what looks to be the first real message from the kidnappers. >> the overwhelming irony of the patty hearst kidnapping is that the most marginal of groups manages to pull off what is, after watergate, the biggest media spectacle of the decade. >> the kidnappers are members of a terrorist group that calls themselves the symbionese liberation army. >> the sla is seeking at lines of all groups in this country who oppose the present system and its government. it calls aunthem to develop a united force. death to the fascist insect that preys on the life of the people. >> we love you, patty, and we're all praying for you. i know those peo

the kidnapping victim is patricia hearst, the granddaughter of william randolph hearst. >> she 19 ande were in her apartment when a woman and two armed men burst in and dragged patricia down the stairs and threw her into the trunk of a car and drove on. >> they thought the kidnapping could be part of a nationwide terrorism. >> it had been three days of false alarms until the radio station received what looks to be the first real message from the kidnapper. >> the irony of the patty hurst kidnapping is that the most marginal of groups manages to pull off what is after watergate the biggest media spectacle of the decade. >> the kidnappers are members of the symbionese liberation army. >> the sla is seeking the alliance of all groups in this country who oppose the present system and its government. it calls on them to unite in the fighting force. the sla is the preys upon the life of the people. >> we love you, patty. we are all praying for you. i know those people may have good ideals, they are just going about them the wrong way. >> initially patty's kidnapping progresses like you expe

they know the hearst name. the name is famous. there is this real divide between, you know, people like you and me who, you know, were kids or whatever. but we remember it. and people who just, you know, it -- we -- the news cycle moves so quickly a lot of people don't know it. i think our series will appeal to both. people who remember it and think, god, what was that. and people for whom it is new. >> the series is american heiress, the wild saga of trials of patty hearst. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for hosting me back in the beautiful bay area. >> it is a good time of year. >> a good excuse to come here. >> the door is open any time. >> absolutely. >> coming up, help for the bay area housing crisis. we're on the assembly line of new mod la are home that's are expected to be in high demand. an engagement ring is flushed right down the toilet. the rescue mission. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fin

the fbi captured her, but they didn't get patty hearst back.the name that she had the given herself when she joined the sla. it was a very dramatic moment. not quite the end of the story, though, as you see in the series, because then there was the trial and everything else that transpired. >> wow. and so, what was it like, this experience of, you know, being a journalist, you're covering it, but the same time, you're also experiencing the reaction from the public, the confusion from everyone, you know, from, is she a victim was she complicit or what? that must have been a very difficult thing to balance in your reporting. >> it wasn't so much difficult -- it wasn't difficult because we were just reporting what was going on. what was difficult was in our heads and in the heads of the public, people trying to figure out what was actually going on. and over time, i think of her now as, she was a survivor. and she adapted. and she started out in a closet and was told, you know, her family had abandoned her and the fbi was against her. and she came

"the radical story of patty hearst," a three-part miniseries starting at 9:00 p.m.t. >>> was she a hostage? >> you're in an apartment one minute and the next minute you're in a closet, blindfolded. the fear must have been overwhelming. >> four counts of robbery, five counts of assault with a deadly weapon. >> one woman. >> it was clear i robbed a bank and there was really no denial of it. >> now the heiress wants to join the kidnappers. >> is she america's most famous crime victim? or is she the most famous rich turncoat? >> cnn takes you inside the most terrifying saga that gripped our nation. >> they were running from the law, running from what they regard as certain death. >> i am soldier of a people's army. >> "the radical story of patty hearst" airs sunday at 9:00 on cnn. crohn's disease. you're more than just a bathroom disease. you're a life of unpredictable symptoms. crohn's, you've tried to own us. but now it's our turn to take control with stelara® stelara® works differently for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease. studies showed reli

hearst was sentenced to seven years in prison for her role in robbing the bank. >> she was on the runr and a half with many opportunities to leave and escape. and she didn't. >> yes she would serve just under two years in prison before president carter commuted her sentence. >> is there any doubt that none of this would have happened if she had not been kidnapped. >> then she married the man tasked with protecting her during her trial. president clinton gave her a full pardon in 2001. >>> all right, more on the breaking news out of russia, local media reporting that a passeng passenger plane with 71 people on board. it laeft the radar shortly afte takeoff. >> rescue teams are making their way to that crash location. when we get more investigation we'll pass it on to you. thank you for spending your sunday morning with us. >>> "inside politics with john king" starts right now. >>> more west wing layoffs. >> it was a low grade constant terror of not knowing what i might do to set something off. >> plus a big spending deal and a huge question. >> how come you were against president obama

off the bat. >> the hostage was not just patricia hearst, the whole media was.ry about an heiress who had been kidnapped by crazy revolutionaries in the '60s changed in the blink of an eye. >> patty hearst had her story and access to the press. and she used it like a master. >> it's uncomfortable, almost creepy how much i liked your book on patty hearst. >> i'm not uncomfortable. >> it is a story about the '70s, about america. it's a remarkable drama that i think people largely forgot about this woman. >> it is about the '70s, this incredible period of terrorism. 1,000 political bombings a year in the united states. just think about that alone. but it is also a mystery about one woman. what side was she on? was she coerced? sunday night, two hours, 9:00. and then two more sundays for two hours. so six hours altogether. and it's really good, if i do say so myself. >> it sounds really juicy. jeffrey, thank you. can't wait to see it. thanks to our international viewers for watching. for you cnn talk is next. for u.s. viewers, "new day" continues right now. >>> this

. >> he kidnapped patty hearst. >> he's the guy? >> grabbed her and took her out of the house. he has never talked on camera like this before. >> total blast from the past story. why is this so interesting to you today? >> incredible window in an amazing period in american life. when the country was really coming apart. the 1970s, there were 1,000 political bombings a year in the united states. think about what that means. and, you know, february 4th, 1974, that was the kidnapping. and it was in the middle of that. but also it's a personal mystery and drama. did patty hearst join with her captors or was she a coerced victim for the year and a half she was with him? that mystery remains fascinating to a lot of people. and there's a lot of evidence for both sides in this story. >> we will tune in. the radical story of patty hearst premier this is sunday, 9:00 eastern here on cnn. >> thanks. >> thanks so much, jeffrey toobin. hour two. you are watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. it's a friday afternoon. moments ago in his very first remarks on the scandal, president of the united st

simpson trial captivated a nation, there was patty hearst.g in 1974 considered the crime of the sent se churry. born into he will wth and power, she grew up in a quiet suburb of san francisco. for college, they headed to berkeley where she walked the streets that were her name. she lived off campus with her boyfriend, a former teacher at her high school. it was the couple's engagement announcement in her family's newspaper, the san francisco examiner, which first drew the attention of a small radical terrorist group that called itself the liberation army, sla. >> they pushed me back. shouting get your face on the floor. >> reporter: hearst was kidnapped from her apartment on february 4, 1974. >> pa there itricia was symboli. >> reporter: she was blind folded, beaten and raped. >> what does that do to a 19-year-old's mind? >> it was gone. >> reporter: she reappeared in april of 1974 on surveillance footage holding a rifle. she and the sla robbing a bank in san francisco. >> she was still a kid. she was a survivor. >> reporter: the heiress turn

all right, patty hearst. this is something you're passionate about. than anybody. people are so fascinated by it. the fbi says this case is one of the strangest in its history. february 1974, 19 years old, the granddaughter of william randolph hearst, one of the most wealthy heiresses in the country. she's captured by the sib bethese army. in an image that captured the country, seen with a gun to rob a bank in san francisco. she transfixed the country with this. >> the great thing about the story and the fascinating thing and what's so wonderful about this documentary, if i do say so, is you have two kind of stories operating at the same time. you have the country in this nervous breakdown. think about this, erin. in the early '70s, there were 1,000 political bombings a year in the united states. can you imagine what it would be like in this country if there were 1,000 political bombings? so you have that backdrop. but fundamentally, what makes people so fascinated by this story, about this story, is the mystery. was she really a member of the sla? di

did patty hearst join with her captors or was she a coerced victim for the year and a half she was with

huge moment in the whole patty hearst saga. how do you think this changed her story? weren't sure whether to feel sorry, have empathy or to fear or be angry about her. >> yeah. i think the thing that happened the day before at mel's sporting as good as where a woman did cover fire as they were trying to escape after somebody was caught shoplifting in there. i think that sort of started to change the narrative about patty because the description of the person doing the firing was that it may have been patty hearst. as it turns out, it was. weapon didn't know if patty was in the house when the shooting started, but we did know these people were criminals. we didn't have romantic notions on who they were, but they had started this by killing marcus foster, the superintendent of the public construction in oakland. that announced their arrival on the scene. by the time they got to l.a., we were sure they were criminals and they were absolutely uncaring about the neighborhood. they were spraying fire into houses on either side, behind them, children, women, old people were

. >> the radical story of patty hearst. premiers sunday at 9:00 p.m. >> that's it for me. stay here. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> thanks, brooke. an accused domestic abuser in the white house and the president just wished him well. president trump breaking his silence on now former chief aide rob port he as if porter had been accused of stealing stationary instead of punching or choking or emotionally crippling two exwise and abusing an ex-girlfriend. a man close to the president knew he had two ex-wives and a history of domestic violence and yet there was a scram many to defend him. why? >>> and the sister of kim jong-un sits a few feet from vice president mike pence. is the propaganda machine going to win the gold? welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. president trump bid a fond farewell to a senior aide accused of abusing two ex-wives and a girlfriend. >> it was very sad when we heard about it. certainly he is also very sad. he also, as you probably know, he says he's innocent and i think you have to remember that. he said very strongly yesterday that h

. >>> don't miss an all new episode of the cnn original series the radical story of patty hearst. >>t year, patty hearst but on tonia enliked it better than anything she liked before. >> she was indoctrinated into those beliefs and now regrets it and denies it because once you take on those beliefs, those radical beliefs, you have to take a certain amount of responsibility for them. >> all new episode of the radical story of patty hearst" tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. >>> thank you for being here. we hope you make good memories today. >> "inside politics" with john king starts after this break. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea

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and went right through the house, didn't see patty hearst, didn't see the guns, didn't see anything,kyard. that's how incompetent and comedy of errors this whole thing was. >> an all new episode of the radical story of patty hearst airs tomorrow, 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here on cnn. we've got much more straight ahead in the "newsroom." it all starts right now. >>> hello, again, thank you for joining me this saturday. i'm fredricka whitfield in washington, d.c. we begin this hour with new questions about the immediate response to the parkland florida shooting. the broward county sheriff's office is investigating the actions of three broward county deputies who were outside the school and had not rushed in when other officers from coral springs, florida, had arrived. this is in addition to the one broward county sheriff's deputy who did not enter the building as the shooting unfolded. that officer has since resigned. this, as we're

. >>> our first guest, patty hearst, the victim of the most bizarre kidnapping in american history.rom her california apartment, shoved into the trunk of a car and sped off into the night. four months later she stunned the world with the announcement she had joined her captors. she was branded a common criminal. >> less than 30 minutes ago we arrested patty hearst. >> four counts of robbery, fiv

. >> but principal daniel hearst says stu consequences for skipping class. he says the shooting prompted them to review safety procedures. >> there is a general sentiment of this feeling of a lack of safety, feeling -- basically unsafe to be a student to be in a school. and what would -- what would happen if that happened here? and it is -- it's really unsettling. >> hearst says they have been holding safety meetings and they have plans for an active shooter drill. in laemd, elissa harrington abc 7 news. >> today makes 27 days without rain in san francisco. but that is about to change. meteorologist drew tuma has live doppler 7. finally. >>> we'll see a couple of showers isolated in nature. but the chance is there. also the fourth day in a row temperatures in the afternoon struggle to make it out of the 50s. right now, where we sit, most spots are cool in the 40s at this hour. but cooler air is about to move in once again. live doppler 7 along with satellite, quiet overhead at the current hour. but we look to the north and this is our next storm system sinki

>> all right, you can catch "the radical story of patty hearst" tonight 9:00 p.m.reality tv propelled donald trump to superstardom. it did the same for a former white house staffer who has returned to her roots of reality tv, whispering about the president. that's the subject of this week's state of the cartoonian. >> she brought even more reality tv to the white house. but now omarosa manigault newman is bringing back memories of the white house on tv. >> i was haunted by his tweets. i was like, what is he going to tweet next? >> she brought this to the series "big brother." >> all the people around him attacked me. was like, keep her away. >> sitting in the oval office, the whole white house is almost like a reality tv show line-up. >> i'm a ratings person. >> this week on "the bachelor white house edition," communications director hope hicks seems to have given the wrong guy a rose. >> thank you! >> former trump campaign aide turned fbi informant george papadopoulos would be a perfect fit on "the mole." meanwhile on "keeping up with the kushners," forgotten flin

had further intent to kill individuals and just create havo havoc. >> the radical story of patty hearstp.m. eastern, right here on cnn. thanks so much for being with me today this sunday from new york, i'm fredricka whitfield. the next hour of the "cnn newsroom" with ryan nobel starts right after this. dial your binge-watching up to eleven. for a limited time, get four unlimited lines for thirty-five bucks each. woah. and with netflix included, you can watch on any screen. prrrrrrr... ...at t-mobile. discover card. i justis this for real?match, yep. we match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year, automatically. whoo! i got my money! hard to contain yourself, isn't it? uh huh! let it go! whoo! get a dollar-for-dollar match at the end of your first year. only from discover. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ryan nobles in for ana cabrera in new york. a south florida sheriff says he's not quitting. not resigning, even though a long list of state lawmakers say he's got to go. i'm talking about sheriff scott israel from broward county, florida. that'

they told me all about t the radical story of patty hearst only here on cnn.ad vice president very close encounter with kim jong-un's sister. did the north korean make things bad for mike pence or olympic games. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor you

i went -- when i was in the gym, i went down and not only had a hearst attack but then immediately went into cardiac arrest. >> you died. >> i died. >> and they brought you back. >> yeah. luckily, it was the fast action of my friend in the gym, the coach, and there happened to be a doctor in the gym that day who wasn't even a member he was there for an event. it was like all these forces came together and brought me back to life. >> god bless since that day, you've changed your life and diet pretty drastically. what have you done >> i used to have more of a high protein, high fat diet now my diet is very much more balanced all three macro nutrients, proteins, carbs are on my plate every single time i eat. i think carbs have gotten a bad rap in the world cut the carbs to lose wachlgt you can do that but so many people can't sustain that. >> what are the carbs? >> complex carbohigh democrats whole fruits, vegetables there's so many pastas out there that are so good for us. chickpea, red lentil, quinoa i want you to stay away from white starchy carbs. >> carbage. >> like chips. >> not all

.® >>> a new episode of the radical story of patty hearst appears tomorrow.terrorist group? here is a closer look. >> the worst case i have ever taken on in my life was the united states against patty hearst. she was more unpopular ban the boston strangler. >> i think the importance of the verdict was that people realized that money can't buy you out of going to jail. >> the new episode airs tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. and for more information on the series, go to cnn.com. gas, bloating, constipation and diarrhea can start in the colon and may be signs of an imbalance of good bacteria. only phillips' colon health has this unique combination of probiotics. it provides four-in-one symptom defense. it's your daily probiotic. almost $800 when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey! oh, that's my robe. is it? when you switch to liberty mutual, you could save $782 on auto and home insurance. and still get great coverage for you and your family. call for a free quote

. >>> tonight don't miss an all-new episode of the cnn series "the radical disappearance of patty hearsts where they were targeting. the by-product of those bombs were other people would be killed, too. completely innocent people. but what separated them from other groups is the violence against people. they also did bombings, but they were aimed at property, not people. >> this group was not done. they had further intent to kill individuals and just create havoc. >> an all-new episode of "the radical story of patty hearst" airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. >>> "cnn newsroom" starts right now. hello, everyone, and thanks so much for being with me this sunday. i'm fredricka whitfield. as of now, doors are open for teachers, parents, students and sto stoneman douglas high school. school resuming this week following that deadly shooting nearly two weeks ago claiming 17 lives. a special open house under way as students prepare for classes on wednesday. calls for action echoing across the country for congress to do something when it goes back to work tomorrow. all of this as a brand new cnn poll reve

so, the call from accu weather over next 12 hearst we have got that steady precipitation that will ben the suburbs for the overnight low and 47 degrees in philadelphia so we will track it for you future tracker six showing at 11:00 tonight make sure you have wet weather gear with you , heavy rain in trenton and also, in philadelphia as we get into 7:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. you can see rain heavy to the east of the poconos in trenton , mercer county down across philadelphia inn also along i-95 metro area where we are, anticipating heaviest moisture that will settle in. we're still dodging rain drops accu weather alert is a concern because of the moisture moving through and a big flooding potential as well , so high concern for road s, streets, low lying area , poor drainage area just moderate concern tomorrow for creeks, streams and some of those major rivers. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing you early fog tomorrow heavy rain continues tomorrow morning, and tapering as we get in the afternoon otherwise a mild day , up to 60 cloud with some sun on monday. forty

level cloud, patchy fog, damp conditions and then that rain intensifies it lets up during the evening hearst but then it intensifies after midnight, with the yellow, orange, red is here 6:00 a.m. sunday morning heavy driving rain through the heart of the delaware valley and i-95 delaware corridor and this will continue through lunchtime. heavier rain lifting further north. everything settling down from southwest to northeast very late in the day on sunday. so overall again this weekend is just an absolute mess. rain arriving, later this afternoon heaviest occurs sunday morning, most electricians between one to 2 inches, some isolated heavier amounts to 3 inches and flooding will be a big concern as we head into tomorrow morning as part of the reason why national weather service has issued the flood watch, also the reason why we have issued accu weather alert. here's quick look at one model , that has, 3 inches for that i-95 corridor, little bit less to the west and little bit less to the southe. good soaking is on the way. for today, cloudy skies, very mild, high temperatures in the 50's, ra

did you know if you spend 10 minutes in every store here at the mall it will take you 86 hearst to getm all. that is a long time. jessica certainly feels like we have been here at lee 86 hours, i think we have. >> i know, but yet i have not gotten to go shopping or bought anything. so we will to have remedy that , pat. >> i agree, i got to take some stuff home. >> all right, get to it, thanks very much. >>> let's get back new to ukee , nicole and chelsea, guys i think maybe eagles might need an ice cream sponsor. >> that is a lot of haagen dazsy got one we will keep a local flavor, some briars ice cream. >> indeed. >> yes. >> thanks, jessica we will get back to you. get back to you. chelsea ingram has our forecast. >> maybe you want to eat ice cream but when it turns cold do you want ice cream. >> no, hot chocolate. >> exactly. >> i will take ice cream anytime. >> tomorrow, great night for some hot chocolate as well, temperatures really are going to be falling throughout the day tomorrow and it all starts with rain tonight and that transitions to snow overnight, looking at minor accumu