jeanne was a teacher. jules was a dentist. the couple worked with a number of local community groups helping to make queens a better place to live. and they raised two children, suzanne and morti, in whom they instilled the value of hard work, compassion and public service. morti was lucky to have two loving parents who accepted him for who he was at a time when acceptance of lgbt people was unfortunately the exception rather than the rule. while a student at columbia and cardoza law school and throughout his career, morti stood up for the rights of the lgbt community and, like his parents, sought to make life better for those around him. he was one of those many present at the stonewall riot in green itch village in 1969 -- greenwich village in 1969, and drew the attention of the issues in the lgbt community. following one of the protests, morti was severely beaten. in a trial following the beaten, witnesses testified they saw morti thrown down an escalator and then kicked and stomped on. thankfully, those injuries were not f

jeanne moos, cnn. >> that's it for us tonight. that's why i'm clapping. we'll see you tomorrow night. our live coverage continues with max foster in london. good night. >>> hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm max foster outside the british parliament here in london, where it's just turned 5:00 on tuesday morning. >> and i'm amara walker in los angeles where it's 9:00 monday night. and this is "cnn newsroom." ♪

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there's nothing like a war of tweets to put the twit in twitter, jeanne moos, flppppt, new york. >> isign? we'll be right back. . . jack knocked over a candlestick, onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. >>> that it is for us. i'll see you right back here tonight. "early start" with christine romans and alison kosik begins now. >> democrats unite. president obama delivering an impassioned endorsement of hillary clinton. >>> donald trump on the campaign trail to unite the republican base beginning this morning with evangelicals. his strategy ahead and what he promised top party donors. good morning. happy friday. welcome to "early start." i'm alison kosik. >> nice to see you here. i'm christine romans. it is friday. it's june 10th.

. >> but jeanne, stopping from president obama winning encompasses -- >> jeanne, i'm sorry, didn't hillaryte last year say when asked who her greater enemy was say that it was the gop, that it was republicans? you have poor jim webb there saying his greatest enemy is the threat abroad, our enemies abroad. right now, it feels as though the democratic party would like to paint republicans as a greater threat to america than isis. >> they are a threat, kelly, because they haven't addressed the issues confronting the country. nine out of ten americans across the board believe we have a crisis involving terrorists getting weapons and that republicans that control the congress cannot pass the legislation. >> but the proposals before the house right now wouldn't have prevented that. this is nonsensical solutions meant to make people feel good but not really solve the problem. republicans want to solve the problem. you have barack obama calling -- you have barack obama calling isis, the jv team, saying we shouldn't be afraid of their political threat and then you have the cia director john brennan

cnn's jeanne moos has the blow by blow. >> reporter: it's twitter war on one keyboard -- >> crooked hillaryeyboard. >> he can say whatever he wants to say. >> reporter: may the best tweeter win. after president obama even doors endorsed hillary clinton, donald trump fired first. obama just endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of obama but nobody else does. to which hillary's campaign tweeted delete your account. her followers made it seem like the greatest insult ever. they posted gifts expressing shock and awe over hillary's comeback to oh, snap to boom to a congratulatory toast. not all of us understood the magnitude of "delete your account" as a zinger. >> it's just smack talk. >> i don't even know what that means but apparently that's what producers say that's what kids use to say they don't like you. i think the technical term is -- >> reporter: the delete your account diswas presumably sent by a hillary aide. the chairman of a republican national committee rance priebus jumped in tweeting at hillary, if anyone knows how to use a delete key, it's you. last week hillary --

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here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: remember when she was standing by bill's side playing second fiddle.ouple and he's tweeting i couldn't be more proud, history made. as the cheers washed over her, you'd think she was having palpitations from the number of times she clutched her heart. at one point opening her arms as if to embrace everyone. the first woman to claim the nomination inspired sober headlines and exuberant ones and there were some sweet tweets. mood at 1:45 a.m. tweeted. >> god bless america! >> actress jamie king held up her son to the tv. the glass ceiling was in vehicled by the sign caution, shattered glass. until now, mostly men breaking through glass ceilings in movies, and they tend to be going the wrong way. back when 21-year-old hillary gave a commencement speech as she graduated wellesley college, she mentioned her mom. >> my mother used to say i will always love you but there are times i won't like you. >> reporter: when she was presumptive nominee, she was still mentioning mom. >> i wish she could see her daughter become the democratic nominee. >> reporter: now h

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks to jeanne for that.tures right now, there's a moving van in front of the clinton's home in washington, d.c. that's where bill and hillary clinton have a home in washington. hillary clinton is inside the house right now. we are expecting massachusetts senator elizabeth warren to arrive shortly. they have a meeting there fueling speculation about what this means for a possible vice presidential pick. speculation that the clinton team no doubt happy to fuel this morning. again, not sure what that moving truck is doing there. we'll get to the bottom of all of it. the next hour of cnn "newsroom" begins after a quick break. of control... legislature. stand up to this price gouging. prices... relief act. of control... legislature. stand up to this price gouging. prices... relief act. >>> good morning. john berman here in for carol costello. thanks for being here with us. we are following two major stories unfolding this hour. the world is saying good-bye to boxing legend muhammad ali. there is a procession goin

here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: remember when she was standing by bill's side playing second fiddlepower couple, and she's tweeting, i couldn't be more proud. history made. as the cheers washed over her, you'd think she was having palpitations from the number of times she clutched her heart. at one point opening her arms as if to embrace everyone. the first woman to claim the nomination inspireded sober headlines and exuberant ones and there were some sweet tweets. >> god bless america! >> ak tri jamie king held up her son to the tv. the glass creels wag eiling wasy the sign caution, shattered glass. on hillary's way to making history, she got mad. >> i am so sick of the standard campaign lying about this. >> reporter: she got blase. >> evaluating her e-mails, but my interest -- >> reporter: she got laughs. >> i wish you could be president. >> me too. >> reporter: now val the bartender is drinking in the cheers. back when 21-year-old hillary gave a commencement speech as she graduated from wellesley college, she mentioned her mom. >> my mother used to say, you know, i'll always love

reporter jeanne moos has the >> reporter: path they're ready to pounce all the sudden onset of mauling demand for the man smothered the panther with kisses. no wonder this went viral what the founder of an animal sanctuary in mexico called black attack while the white tiger and follow imposing videos of himself interacting with the big cat. famous for his tugs all about cuteness have both fat and feared critics celebrity fans allowed to get up in close and personal with the cat. and nothing bad happened critics say could this petting zoo is like a disaster waiting to happen. sending the wrong message that they can be packed has not certified the sanctuary. not clear where he rescues his animals from. it said circuses and breeders we were unable to reach him probably out running with his tax. >> steve: king profits the move that follies family is calling discussing. >> pam: vitamins being recalled over concerns of contamination. >> steve: with it this a guy attempting to kidnap the child from out of the arms of her mother she will not stand for it. we have disturbing video of an attempt

laurie jeanne is ceo. >> politicians who slander lgbt people say we should be driven out of public lifet fit to raise children, a threat to moral fabric of our society. that kind of rhetoric promotes violence that happened yesterday. >> she says the hate has been perpetuated through social media with tweets and videos posted by a christian pastor in california. >> i think orlando, florida is a little safer tonight, now that 50. >> we cannot allow this fear to silence us. we cannot allow this fear to push us back in the closet. because then the terrorists win. >> in the weak of the orlando massacre, the los angeles police department has pledged to "protect the lgbt community with all their might." scott, several gay clubs and businesses here locally have also said they beefed up security to make sure they protect their customers. >> thank you. and we'll be right back. >>> there was a terror attack in france last night. a police officer and his domestic partner were stabbed to death at their home outside paris. the attacker took the couple's 3-year-old son hostage. he posted a video pledg

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: you've got to hand it to donald trump, what other american candidateets a vote of confidence from north korea? a country that releases a video showing missiles striking washington. and now publishes an editorial in a state media outlet calling the donald a wise politician, a far sided presidential candidate and advising americans not to vote for that dull hillary. trump at least has said he would talk to north korea as korea expert john flefer put it. >> prone to shake things up and make outlandish statements, maybe not as outlander when rodman praised kim jong-un. >> a great guy. >> a great guy who puts 200,000 people in prison camps. >> guess what? we do the same thing here. >> north korean high five. >> donald is not hive fiving kim jong-un any time soon. >> he's like a maniac, okay? you have to give him credit, how many young guys take over tough generals and wiped out the uncle. >> i would get china to make that guy disappear in one form or another very quickly -- >> how do you make them disappear, assassinate him? >> well, i've heard of worse thi

jeanne moos, cnn. >> that's just a little too close to a panther there for me.ionship is under way. and german zoos are fielding animals to predict the match's outcome. the zoo has turn toed kuala marsupial has predicted germany will draw on sunday. he had picked the two eucalyptus branches and didn't lose either. he was given three balls and picked the ukrainian one. that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. i'll be back after the break with another hour of news around the world. thank you for watching cnn, the world news leader. >>> ahead this hour, queen elizabeth's birthday celebration. we have live coverage of events marking official observations of the queen's 90th birthday. >>> euro 2016 kicks off in grand style as france clinches its first controversy. >>> and donald trump, he tries to stick to script after a week of criticism after his own leaders in the republican party, while democratic candidate hillary clinton receives backing from her party's top guns. live from cnn headquarters in atlanta. welcome to o

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: 6-year-old robby richardson may be hugging his dad's legs now.he other day he ratted him out to 911. >> what is your emergency? >> daddy went past a red light. >> yeah? >> reporter: oh, yeah. father and son were driving to the car wash when they hit this red light in quincy, massachusetts. >> he went past a red light. >> yeah, you can turn red there. >> then when it turns red you stop. >> he goes, i'm calling the police. >> reporter: robby waited until they got home and dialed 911 without telling his parents. >> it was in the brand-new car, my mommy's car. >> yeah? >> then he went past the red light. >> he did? is he home right now? >> yes. >> can i talk to him? >> yeah. >> reporter: robby innocently handed his dad the phone saying -- >> somebody just called. >> okay. hello. >> hi, quincy police. >> oh, no. i do apologize how flustered did he get when he found himself on the phone with the police. >> he got his 6-year-old's son age wrong. >> my 5-year-old son. >> he said you ran a red light. >> oh, no. i apologize. >> reporter: it was just a righ

. >> jeanne moos has a look at the trump guide to handling reporters. >> reporter: donald trump is famous >> reporter: -- how to handle the media. >> the press should be ashamed of themselves. the world's most dishonest people are pack there, look at the cameras going. sit down, sit down, sit down. >> reporter: maybe he should sit down and read his own trump university media guidelines. the playbook released by the court included tips for dealing with the media such as "expect to be scrutinized." >> i like scrutiny but you know what? when i raise money -- excuse me, excuse me, i've watched you on television, you're a real beauty. >> reporter: nowhere on the list does it say humiliate the press. >> even the horrible press, which is back, oh look at all those people. >> reporter: nowhere does it say treat the press with condescension. >> are you ready? >> reporter: reporters are rarely on your side and they are not sympathetic and just as trump excuses some mexicans -- >> they're bringing crime,er this they're rapist and some, i assume, are good people. >> reporter: he also gives some repor

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> there's a warning to you all, all the dog lovers out there.ber to connect with me anytime on twitter. "early start" is next for our viewers here in the united states. for everyone else, stay tuned for more news with our max foster in london. have a great day. . . . >>> new vital information to be released today about the orlando terror attack as tens of thousands of people mourn the victims. >>> the senate to vote on four different gun control amendments today. none expected to pass. >>> four people dead from scalding temperatures. wildfires raging. the heat wave stretching across the country. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> and i'm ryan nobles. it is monday,

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jeanne moos tells all about his technique. >> reporter: the teleprompter may once is prompted disdainfrom donald trump. >> we should have a law that when you're running for president, you're not allowed to use a teleprompter. >> reporter: the donald would have broken that law a handful of times by now. one critic calls it -- >> the tele-trumpter. >> though still a little wooden, he's getting better. >> this was one of the buttes. >> reporter: there was lots of little ad-libs. >> god help us. we just can't take it anymore. >> reporter: and one particularly soulful one. >> americans, americans, the people that we love, americans, america first. >> reporter: using the teleprompter seemed to have an unusual side effect on the donald. >> she gets rich inside the united states, the barbarians. >> reporter: donald needs a breathe right strip tweeted one critic. >> that she's against it. >> reporter: another poster wrote i got so distracted i started googling nasal disorders. we understand the donald is not suffering from a cold or allergies. call it a sniff, call it a snuffle, sometimes he b

witness.o to our next ready to skype in offender jeanne shaheen. -- senator jeanne shaheen.oman in u.s.y history to be elected governor and senator. she has been committed to serving the citizens of new hampshire and is known for her common sense leadership, hard .ork, dedication she has served in the senate since 2009 and is a member of the senate committee on armed services. >> i appreciate the chairman for the invitation to join you. our nation is in most remain in the can of democracy and a friend to those around the world who aspire to freedom and prosperity. we believe in peace through strength and strength through peace. this means maintaining strong alliances and resorting to military force only as a last resort. these are important aspects and an indispensable global tool. principle is our diplomacy to robust thing the primary means of achieving our nations a. we believe leveraging america, the moral authority of our democratic way of life, the influence of our economy, and the magnetism of our cultural achievement. democrats know america is when we know only make t

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> all right.peech on her economic plan a little later this morning, and we expect it to be an attack on donald trump. donald trump for his part is expected to lay out a speech tomorrow, and he will shoot back at hillary clinton. we'll keep you posted on that too. thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "at this hour with berman and bolduan" starts now. >>> hillary clinton is going to raise your taxes big league. >> he is temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be commander in chief. >> i understand money better than anybody. i'm way up on the economy. >> he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> crooked hillary takes tens of millions of dollars from countries that kill gays and that

golden rule of media management -- >> the only one qualified to interview me is me. >> reporter: jeannemoos, cnn, new york. >> the next hour of "newsroom" starts now. >>> hillary clinton, who lies, i mean, she lies. >> donald trump himself is a fraud. >> she has no natural talents to be president. >> he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> crooked people. we don't need another four years of clinton. >> we see someone who is unqualified and unfit to be president of the united states. >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. hillary clinton set to deliver a major speech on foreign policy today and unleash a major attack on donald trump saying he's unfit to be president. the former secretary of state targeted trump's world view. today she'll unleash a theme that will drive her campaign to november, the world would be less safe with president trump in the white house. we have a lot to cover this morning. our correspondents and guests are here to break it all down for you, but let's begin with cnn's chris frates in wa

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. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> thanks for joining us, see you back here tomorrow night. anderson starts now. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us, a big night ahead. there's donald trump and whether he can let go as republicans have been all but begging him to do, move past complaints about a federal judge. bernie sanders is meeting tomorrow with president obama and how his supporters will handle a clinton, trump race in november. we begin with my conversation with hillary clinton herself, she declared victory in a speech to reporters that even newt gingrich called spectacular and effective. his words, spoke about making history for women in politics, criticism of the clinton foundation, her husband's role in that foundation if she's elected, and more. >> secretary clinton, congratulations on your historic achievement last night. today trump's campaign says they'll make a concerted effort to attract sanders supporters. you spoke to sanders last night. according to politico, he feels rage, filled with resentment, according to people in his campaign. how do you overcom

and jeanne moos on why auditioning for vp can truly be the hardest job. . >>> nice sunny new detailsbout a fallen navy seal. more than 100 isis fighters attacked charles keating, iv, in a battle 100-to-1. he was awarded the silver star, one of the highest valor awards in our country. barbara starr is out front. >> reporter: it was a firefight last month in northern iraq that lasted more than two hours. when it was over, navy seal charles keating was dead on a tour of duty that was not to involve combat. hundreds of family and friends attended. he was awarded the world's silver star, but not for the battle north of mosul that killed him, but for a different fight, two months earlier, one that was not disclosed until after his death. >> that march 4th morning, keelting seal team and local curledish forces were attacked by more than 100 isis fighters him keating kept up a counterattack running back and forth along the front lines to stop the enemy advance, exposing himself to murders, and rocket-propelled grenade. when a suicide car bomber approached the position, his team fired. it hap

jeanne moos, cnn. new york. >> her hands must hurt tonight. thank you for joining us. you can watch "out front" nimp any time on cnn go. "ac 360" starts now. >>> breaking news tonight. remember ta statement donald trump made about barring all muslims from entering the country? listen. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> that was donald j. trump, december 7th, reading from a press release. breaking news tonight nearly seven months later, forget everything he said. after backing away from it, then reembracing it, our sources say he is dropping the litmus test entirely. >>> we begin with american 401(k) savings shrinking, briti british. seeing its credit rating cut today. brexit politicians going back on promises they made to win votes, turmoil in the governing party and a absence for carrying out the voters' wishes, stirring second thoughts from those yes voters and you have a recipe of brexit remorse with a side of mushy peas

. >> my show is -- you know, my wife, jeanne and i, we write all the episodes and we really get to explore scene, now, we have to do it from another angle. the back 20 are hard but that's what an acting life is about. >> what do you feel like at the end of the day then? >> i don't feel good. that's why i look like this. i feel how i look. >> we had a few of your co-stars on a couple days ago. adam goldberg said typically in a movie or tv show you eat the food and chew and they say cut and you spit in a bucket. for you no bucket. >> that's for amateurs. this is filled with gravy right now. it's all about -- it's delicious. delicious gravy. i taste a little gizzard. >> do your kids believe you're funny. do they think you're funny? >> so far. so far. i think we have a really good time, my kids and i, and my wife is very funny, too. and they make some appearances here and there on the show. it's a whole crazy family chaos. it's a good time. yet i think that inevitably they will think i'm the most unfunny person in the world. >> down the road when they're teenag teenagers. >> that's going to ha

jeanne moos has moore. >> reporter: he may not have the polish of a professional impersonator. >> thepeople. >> but 14-year-old jack aiello gave a hugely popular graduation speech at his suburban middle school. it began in the voice and with the gestures of donald trump. >> we are going to start winning in every front. we're going to win so much. >> we will lead and we will win and believe me, we will win. >> jeff even pounced on how trump pronounces -- >> china. >> china. >> china. >> china. >> china. >> china. >> jack then detoured to cruz. >> god bless. >> in which cruz tweeted okay, this kid is funny. he then dabbled in cross gender impersonation. >> i'm going to run a campaign of unity, a campaign of inclusivity. >> they've given us the skills to get through sixth grade and from seventh grade and through eighth grade. >> his dad says his son wants to be either president or a comedian. but jack really went on a roll when he started talking about the scho the school's cinnamon rolls. >> let me start with the lunches. they're delicious. and some of the best cinnamon rolls i've ever

cnn's jeanne moss has the story for us. >> he may have have the polish of a professional impersonitierpular graduation speech at his suburban chicago middle school. it began in the voice and with the gestures of donald trump. >> we are going to start winning on everyone front. we're going to win so much. >> we will win and we believe me, we will win. >> jack even pounced on how trump prounses -- >> china. >> china, china, china, china, china. china. >> jack then detoured briefly to ted cruz. >> god bless the great state of maine. >> god bless the great school. >> in response, cruz tweeted, okay, this kid is funny. he then dabled in cross gender impersonation. >> i'm going to run a campaign of unity, a campaign of inclusivity. >> they have given us the skills we need to get through sixth grade and through seventh grade and eighth grade. >> jack's dad says his son wants to be president or a comedian, but jack really went on a role when he started talking about the school's sin i amonday rolls -- sinamon rolls. >> we need to make them free! but what we need is a cinnamon roll revolution.

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and that from jeanne shaheen. americans must unite to lift up families of victim, city of orlando and our lgbtq friends. love and freedom must evercome hate and terror. you can see what other members of congress are saying by going to twitter.com/c-span and subscribing to that list. >>> we are going public. we'll be watched by our friends and by people across the country and i would hope as i have said before that the senate may change not as an institution, but may become a more efficient body because of televised proceedings. >> the proceedings of the united states senate are being broadcast to the nation on television for the first time. not that we have operated in secret until now. millions of americans have sat in the galleries and observed senate debates during their visits to washington. but today they can witness the proceedings in their u own homes. >> in effect the senate floor has been a kind of stage, the senators have been acting on that stage. the audience is in the galleries. and by our action toda

but first, jeanne robinson, a 6-point drop among independents.come together this week. we expect even more in the future. >> 11-point drop among independents. that's not just significant. that's getting towards fatal territory i think. why wouldn't it continue to tell you the truth. given the way trump has performed the last couple weeks and as you said democrats are gearing up now so you're going to have elizabeth warren out there. you're going to have biden out there. you have the president out there. and bernie will be out there at some point. this is a bad period for donald trump and this could be the stretch where he just loses. >> i think it's fatal. >> couldn't get much worse. as john heilemann wrote in 2012, the obama campaign effectively finished mitt romney's campaign in may. >> may or june, well before the convention. >> they had defined him. bob costa, give us reporting of what's going on inside the trump campaign right now. i talked to insiders, not especially pleased with the direction it's going. does anybody in the campaign have d

cnn's jeanne moos has the story. >> reporter: the teleprompter may once have prompted disdain from donaldpresident, you're not allowed to use a teleprompter. >> reporter: the donald would have broken that law a handful of times by now. one critic calls it it the teletrumpter. >> reporter: still a little wooden, he's getting a little bert. when he stumbled, he caught himself with an ad lib. >> a total and -- look, this was one of the beauts. >> reporter: there were lots of li little ad libs. >> god help us, we just can't take it dmemore. >> reporter: and one particularly soulful one. >> americans -- americans, the people that we love, americans. america first. >> reporter: using the teleprompter seemed to have an unusual side effect on the donald. >> she gets rich inside the united states [ sniffs ] >> the bar barians. [ sniffs ] >> reporter: the dontd needs a breathe right strip said one critic. >> another wrote, i got so distracted, i started googling nasal disorders. we understand the donald is not suffering from a cold or allergies. call it a sniff, call it a snufl. sometimes he both a

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