between nia long and the crew of the show, reportedly. tell us that the hair, make up several complaints against long saying she's abusive, she's down right mean to them, and taraji p henson heard about that and it particular her off. empire has had a lot of guests come on the show from wrappers , demi moore, all kind of people, never complaint before and nia long first time that anyone claimed to be abused or mistreated. taraji is like a momma bear over there and did in the like that at all. this set off a huge rift between her and nia long that ended up having them, having to have their scenes blocked off separately. almost having to be shot separately this thing got to be so bad. as a matter of fact i talk to some actress who said they don't know if they want to work with nia long in the future based upon their experience of working with her on this show. >> hope it is not true because i like her. >> it might be rumors people watching empire, what do you say to that. >> it is a little bit of it. convenient to come out just before the s

. >> nia mya reese loves being a big sister. but admits it's not easy. >> i sometimes have to say no. >> no. >> not easy playing with ronald michael. >> he will hit the ball and it goes flying everywhere. sometimes it hits me. >> reporter: not easy giving him advice. >> he won't always listen. >> reporter: but one thing came very easy to the 8 year old, writing about the whole experience. tell me this, how long did you take to you write that book? >> it didn't take very long. it took a few days. >> reporter: nia mya is an official penned author with her own built in fan base. even the town mayor showed up at her latest book signing. her book how to deal with and care for your annoying little brother is on amazon's best seller list. for parenting. >> it really has spread the excitement across our school for other young writers. >> reporter: it all started as an assignment in betd hankins first grade class last year. >> nia mya shared that she was a great big sister to an annoying little brother. >> you say it like he really is an

let's bring back our panel, kirsten powers, david drucker, nia-mali nia-malika henderson and bob baer. given that you were the director of the house intelligence, you have this experience. just listen to what both the republican and the democrat leading this committee had to say about what has become politicized over the past few days. listen. >> the vice chairman and i realize that if we politicize this process, our efforts will likely fail. >> chairman burr and i trust each other, and equally important, we trust our colleagues on this committee that we are going to move together and we're going to get to the bottom of this and do it right. >> what do you make of that? i mean, it's clearly a message in the midst, mike, of what's happening on the house side. >> i agree. they're standing up in the middle of the storm and saying, hey, listen, we're the grown-ups here. be calm. we've got this. we've got the horsepower, we've got the track record to be able to tackle a big investigation about a serious national issue. and look, i think they're starting off on the right foot we can look ba

nia, i would show you pictures of the white house but the lights are off. what do you think they're thinking tonight inside that -- >> yeah, it's going to be hard for them to dismiss this as fake news or a hoax as we've seen them do already. you know, typically we've seen, i think, from this white house attempts to distract, right, you know, donald trump will tweet something as he did today about the failing "the new york times," raising the idea of changing the libel laws. >> nope, not anymore. >> that seems to have run its course. >> that's over. >> that doesn't work anymore. that is sort of a hiding place and a way to distract, just doesn't work anymore. so, you know, i mean, i imagine that spicer and bannon and priebus and kellyanne conway and all of the president's advisers are trying to figure out how to talk about this tomorrow because this is going to be topic number one from spicer who has seemed all over the place in many of his briefings so far. i mean, sometimes you need like a roadmap or powerpoint presentation to figure out where he's going. o

nia's rep by the way she's quoted saying this story is complete nonsense. nothing but a consummate profession in ally treating all members of production with are. so, what do you think? >> i hope it's not true but i mean, there's a snitch on the set. >> right. >> spreading lies if it's not. >> multiple sources saying this is true. >> several snitches. >> i'll say i can see taraji p. henson getting mad if she saw something like that happen. >> why would a nia long come in and try to disrupt the apple cart on a show that's very popular. >> a lot of personalities together, though and everyone -- >> if you don't watch the show she's playing one lion's exes. >> maybe it's for the show. >> maybe they're method actors. >> i think it's rumor. >> here's what i think kev. >> nobody can see that. >> i don't think it's true. >> i don't think it's true, either. >> it's a play off of the story kev just gave us. >> oh, i see what you just did there. okay, okay. that was a love actually joke. okay, cool. >> i took it to the next level took me a second. >> 30 right now in w

she said nia was treating the people on the set terribly.a is upset because she didn't get an official good-bye. harvey: nobody applauded her. >> but you would applaud extra hard. if you hate

mark and nia, what kind of pressure does the freedom caucus feel? these are people that get elected either unopposed or with 90% of the vote. >> the freedom caucus are members that come from areas where donald trump did really well. he could get on that really big airplane and fly down to their district and pull a rally together of 10, 15, 20,000 people and he can go directly at these people and that could be problematic. >> we saw him do that already, when he took the big plane into kentucky, called out rand paul, called out folks in kentucky who are representatives there. people in the house freedom caucus resented that, instead of going to them on the front end and making a deal with them, he was threatening them with this trip saying, i do this again and look at my big crowds, i'm the big man on campus. >> on the flip side, he could use that plane and put them on that plane. as somebody said last night when we were talking about this. literally he could give them perks, say come with me, i'll take care of you, do a fund-raiser for you. you can d

>> reporter: nia mia reese loves being a big sister but admits it's not easy. >> i sometimes have to >> no. >> reporter: not easy playing with ronald michael. >> he'll throw the ball and the ball just goes flying everywhere. and sometimes it hits me. >> reporter: not easy giving him advice. >> he won't always listen. >> reporter: but one thing came very easy to the 8-year-old. writing about the whole experience. tell me this. how long did it take you to write that book? >> it didn't take very long. it took a few days. >> reporter: nia mya is an official penned author with her own built-in fan base. even the town mayor showed up at her latest book signing. >> thank you. >> reporter: her book, "how to deal with and care for your annoying little brother," is on amazon's best-seller list for parenting. >> it really has spread the excitement across our school for other young writers. >> reporter: it all started as an assignment in beth hankins' first-grade class last year. >> and nia mya shared that she was a great big sister to an annoying little brother. >> you say it like he really is

she said nia was treating the people on the set terribly.didn't get an official good-bye. harvey: nobody applauded her. >> but you would applaud extra hard. if you hate her and it's her last day -- >> you go, girl, literally, you go, girl. >> we got jason derulo. we talked to him all aut

she said nia was treating the people on the set terribly.cause she didn't get an official good-bye. harvey: nobody applauded her. >> but you would applaud extra hard. if you hate

get to cnn reporter nia-malika henderson. and -- and david axelrod. nia start with you. walk us through the changes made to the health care bill. who are they aimed at winning over and are more changes coming here? >> if you listen to president trump says more changes coming. in some ways not something that paul ryan necessarily wants to hear but music to people in the house freedom caucus who want to see more done in terms of medicaid, one of the changes is allow medicaid states to grant the funding. important to the freedom caucus as well. change being made in terms of how medicaid is funded in new york. upstate new yorkers want the state to foot the bill rather than the counties. that's aimed at getting those folks to support the bill. my thinking on thursday is it's hard to imagine paul ryan will bring this to the floor without knowing he's going to pass this thing. 48 hours to go. imagine will be arm twisting and horse trading in the meantime but i think it's hard to think that we get to thursday, the anniversary of obama's passing this thing back in 2010, symbolic

it took a few days. >> nia my a is an official penned author with her own built-in fan base.the town mayor showed up at her latest book signing. her book, how to deal with and care for your annoying little brother, is on amazon's best seller list for parenting. >> it really has spread the excitement across our school for other young writers. >> reporter: it all started as an assignment in beth hank ins first grade class last year. >> she shared she was a great big sister to an annoying little brother. >> reporter: you say it like he really is annoying. >> yes, he is. >> reporter: aren't most five year old brothers annoying? >> no, he's a little more annoying. >> reporter: she thought her gaut daughter should continue the project over the summer. >> work on the sentences, work on the spelling, work on the way it's worded and that will be your summer project. >> reporter: the book has universal lessons on patience, kindness and love. >> you need to teach him sometimes. >> reporter: the best lesson she says, the notion to disguise learning as fun. something she has managed to sh

nia is new to the party. >> i can see this as rivalry.another. >> it's rivalry on a show. we were wondering is this a wing wing watch the show. >> let me fill you in on what's happening. >> all right. >> today the drama continues on empire. supposedly. tmz broke the taraji henson and nia long feuding we have update for you. tmz is roaring this feud began allegedly when nia long showed up late for shooting again and unnamed man actor joked quote now i'm going to say this. >> okay. >> because this is part of it. this person we don't know who it is joke, why are you on -- they cpt colored people time an old phrase, you know, inside joke, you're late all the time to everything, so this mail actor said why are you on black people time to long. so nia long flew into a rage allegedly and ban be rating him taraji fired back asking quote we'll say this we won't get into it. it is that time, girlfriend? you know time of the month or whatever. also offensive. >> sure. >> thing continued to get super heated that set it tone for relationship that was

what do you think, nia? >> probably not. if you see what's happening here, the senate is essentially maligning the house as it goes. senate republicans are essentially talking trash about the house. and you imagine that somebody's going to step in and ask nunes to step aside and recuse himself. we'll have to see what happens over the next couple days. >> that would have to be paul ryan, juliette, if that happens. >> paul ryan can show a backbone and do it. not just for the hearing. other republicans on the intelligence committee are being brought down by nunes. i suspect they don't like it very much, either. it's a be smart political and the right thing for paul ryan to just yank him. >> will that happen, matt lewis? >> i think it might. and here's the reason. according to paul ryan today, nunes did not tell him that the information came from the white house, but that it came from a, quote, whistleblower-type person. and so maybe he's misleading the speaker of the house. >> laura? >> every day that nunes refuses to provide t

first up, communications exec nia meeks. good morning.adio host dom giordano. >> good morning. >> good morning. we've got jim eisenhower, attorney. >> good morning, tam. >> and foreign policy expert ed turzanski. >> good morning. >> lot to talk about with seth williams. for so many years in this town, we'd watch him come out and talk about the greed of others. everybody famously remembers him holding up that bracelet as he talked about thomasina tynes. and now we've seen the indictment. it is stunning. 23 counts on bribery and extortion, saying that he used his influence in intervention to get plane tickets, vacations, a jaguar, a custom couch -- i'm really fascinated by the couch -- cash, neckties, watches, and even took $20,000 improperly out of a fund that was meant to go to his mother's healthcare. how do you wrap your mind around what was going here? if anybody should have known this can come back to bite you, he should have known. >> right. cognitive dissonance is just beyond the pale here. it's stunning to the degree of these charg

who i'm referring to nia long as well as taraji p.rticle says that quote nia was extremely rude to the people in hair, makeup and wardrobe. something nia's people strongly deny. and here what's happening now. taraji henson was upset about this, and they were apparently going to shoot the scenes separately. i don't know if it actually got down to that point. the article says they almost had to shoot them separately to a point where they blocked the scenes out to shoot them separately at one point. if you watched the show, you know that nia long plays lucious lion's ex in the show so clearly the seems like little bit of a drama being created to maybe bring -- >> it's empire. drama sells it. >> i know. i'm hoping that it is to like push the show. >> it's coming out right when the first episode airs. >> maybe it's because i'm watching feud that tells the story of betty davis and joan crawford when they were shooting whatever happened to baby jane. i think some of this is a manufactured. >> nia long reps are saying this story is quote unqu

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he is out of his league when it comes to figuring out how to deal with capitol hill. >> then what, niahings right now? i mean, the chances that they come out of this room with a deal, if you listen to mo brooks, is zero. >> they're talking about flipping 30 to 40 votes from no to yes. that sounds really, really easy. so it's unclear. one of the things i think that's happened over the last 24 to 48 hours is that you had big money people come out, the koch brothers, essentially come out and say, listen. house gop, the freedom caucus, if you want to stand on purity and vote against this thing, then they have your back. the koch brothers have their back. and also, the chattering classes of conservatives. people like laura ingraham and people like ann coulter. and interest groups like heritage action and the club for growth. they're all against this. so, with trump, you never saw him on the front end try to negotiate, try to build a consensus, try to build an eco chamber around this thing. they thought he could come in and muscle this thing and really by the force of his personality and the

also with us, nia-malika henderson, cnn's senior political reporter. deep breath, april., what a difference, i guess, 24 hours makes. >> yes. >> did you know you were getting the first question? did you feel like everything was cooler now? >> brooke, let me tell you. brooke, you know what happened yesterday. and i just -- i took it in. it was what it was. and i went home. i didn't get home until very late last night. and somehow had to tell me that hillary clinton, secretary -- former secretary hillary clinton had spoken about me. and i was in shock. and then, i just couldn't believe it. and then this morning happened. you know, i talked about it. and i didn't know -- i had not talked to sean. sean had not talked to me. and i just said, i'm going to work. and i'm going to do what i do. and i was on a couple of shows and, you know, one person asked me, joe madison, the black eagle, asked me. he said, what if he doesn't call on you? and i said, you know, i thought about that. and i was under the impression he may not -- i didn't know what was going to happen today. but i wa

nia, your take? >> yeah, i mean, this is where we are now.s moved from blaming democrats, calling chuck schumer losers. at some point, he also said he wanted to reach out to democrats. so here he is now fighting with his own party, especially saying that come 2018, some of the house freedom caucus folks can expect a primary challenge. i think the problem here is a lot of these sort of energy, conservative ideas about health care, money now, if you think about the koch brothers wanting to support a lot of these folks who stood up against this bill, i don't know how trump takes them on and also tries to get to a situation where they have enough votes to make this work in the house. it's not only the freedom caucus, it's also moderate republicans. it's also that that bill had a 17% approval rating. so, again, i mean, i think we're seeing this sort of hardball, dealmaking sort of strategy, but it seems like a lot of it is just, you know, kind of spinning their wheels and it's not sure there's going to really be any movement, more just like motion

first jim acosta, jim sciutto, kirsten powers, nia-malika henderson, andre bauer and jack kingston. jen psaki had to go. she had other obligations. thank her for the last hour and continue on. jim bring us up to date. you were at heated white house press briefing today trying to get answers as to why president trump refuses to back down from unproven claims he wiretapped by former president. listen to this. get you to talk about it. >> you're refusing the question, whether or not the president still believes what -- >> i just said it to jonathan. >> you have senate and house intelligence committee, both leaders from both parties on both panels saying they don't see any evidence of wiretapping, how can the president go on -- >> that's not. mischaracterizing what chairman nunez said, he said i think it's possible, follow up on it. you're stating -- >> literally said if you take the president literally, he is wrong. >> already cleared that up. but president already said when he referred to wiretapping, referring to varlance. >> but sounds like we don't mean wiretapping anymore because

. >> i want to bring you in, nia malik. the white house officials can try their best to back up the president. the bottom line is, there is no proof what the president dashed out on twitter. an extremely serious allegation, about the former president, saying the former president was wiretapping him, had wiretapped him. >> yeah, and this of course came in a series of tweets early in the morning, 6:00 or 7:00 tweets, making these bombshell allegations, i mean, this would be one of the biggest stories in the last 50, 60 years of american history, if this were true. you would imagine if you were donald trump and you had this evidence as he suggested he did, you would want to hold a press conference. i know mark said it won the be the president who would do that. a man who's so concerned about ratings, this would be a very highly rated press conference, if he were to come out and lay out all the evidence. the fact is, at least at this point there doesn't seem to be any evidence to this, so you have his aids so far going out and

nia, a lot of people are suspecting -- suspect that all of this talk that devin nunes and other straightpporters are pointing to, incidental and all trying to change the subject from the main part of the investigation, was there any connection between trump associates and the russians? >> if you look at the opening statements with the fbi director comey last week they were all about this idea of incidental collection and now he's talking about unmasking, and that is part of why he had to go to the white house and some people see that as again nunes running interference for this white house in trying to give donald trump something of a fig leaf around his story about wiretapping claims and obama which, of course, have been proven false, so, again, this -- phil muld hits it -- phil mudd in terms of where it is and how chairman nunes is running interference for donald trump and the senate sees the committee as much more bipartisan and credible and the fbi is investigating all of these incidents as well. >> the white house press secretary, rebecca, sean spicer says that he hopes sally yates,

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bring in kirsten powers, jack kingston, nia-malika henderson, john saki, and andre bauer and jim acostae have enough people to discuss this. i hope. >> me too. >> jim's had plenty of face time. >> i'll get out of here. >> he's in the bureau and they kicked him off the white house lawn. kidding. people will believe that. >> rightfully so. >> talk more about sean spicer's wild and angry press conference. this administration gone out of the way to attack reporters and media but provides a laundry list of reports to prove president's claims? are you kidding me? >> hypocritical, bizarre and ironic. if you print out whole filibuster, i did. quoting from "new york times" and circa news and bbc and jim acosta sitting there in cool way pointing out none of it backs up original claims about wiretapping, president obama supposedly wiretapping trump tower. here we have a white house all of a sudden in many ways the least curious party in this right? at any moment president trump can pick up phone, call doj, call the fbi and get information to this. passed buck to congress and congress came back and

our chief national security correspondent jim sciutto, kirsten powers, senior political reporter nia-malikaderson, andre bauer, and former congressman jack kingston. unfortunately jen psaki had to go. she had other obligations. we'll continue our conversation in just a bit, but, jim, bring us up to date. you were at that heated white house press briefing today trying to get answers as to why president trump refuses to back down from his unproven claims that he wiretapped the former president. you got into it with the white house press secretary. let's listen to this, and then we'll get you to talk about it. >> you are refusing to answer. the question you're refusing to answer is whether or not the president still -- >> no, i'm not. i just said it to jonathan. >> you have a senate and house intelligence committee, both leaders from both parties on both of those panels saying that they don't see any evidence of any wiretapping. so how can the president go on and continue to -- >> because you're mischaracterizing what chairman nunez said. he said, i think it's possible. he's following up on th

to nia mallika's point. the conspirator in chief, he fueled birtherism, he implied ted cruz' father was involved in jfk's assassination. he claims millions of illegal votes were cast against him. the inaugural crowd size, and the list goes on. so, if it's not to change the narrative, or if it's not something that many people may be afraid to say, then what is it? >> well, i think -- you have to keep in mind, he said all these false things. he was found -- >> admitted -- you know, admitted assaulting women, what happened to him? he got elected president of the united states. some of this stuff is working well for him. i think he feels like he's an authentic personality, he doesn't have a sensor, he's not politically correct. a phrase he loves to mock. and i think this is just who he is. also, it's worth keeping in mind, he's 70 years old. i don't know a lot of 70 year olds who change their personalities when they get a new job. >> he's never going to change. i'm 27 and i'm never going to change. that's an alt

how about -- how big of a problem, nia, is this given the fall you're to repeal and replace obamacares a huge issue, tax reform, major tax cuts. that's not easy. >> it's not easy, and it's made more difficult by the fact that they are not going to get any of this revenue from -- from repealing and replacing obamacare, something like $1 trillion in revenue to make um some of the offsthaets are going to happen with the tax cuts if the tax cuts happen. also this idea of the -- of the house is much more open to the border adjustment tax. this is going to be very boring for most view, i'm sure, but the idea of taxing imports and not taxing exports. that is something like paul ryan are open, to people like steve bannon are open, to and people on the senate side, john mccain, heidi hidecamp, something they are not open to and how they will pass this without a coalition and they are talking about different types of coalitions now. can they bring democrats along? it's unclear and that's a reason this hasn't happened. >> make shopping at walmart a lot more expensive. >> the retailers are going

we don't think of him watching a news program. >> nia, the president said it as if he already knew. >aying other information they're waiting on or that he has to investigate. just found out that president obama had wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found, as if he knew something. it's illegal. is it legal? then he says, it's a great case for a lawyer, as if he had the goods. >> yeah, yeah. and he talks about obama being a bad or sick guy. you know, in many ways this has the same contours of the birther conspiracy theory, and that conspiracy theory, obama was a fraud. obama was hiding something. obama wasn't who he said he was, and trump was the one doing the unmasking. that in many ways i think is what is going on here. it kind of has the same contours of that, and you wonder if this might become donald trump's favorite new conspiracy theory. the birtherism conspiracy theory, he hung on to it far longer than anybody else. it was essentially for five years. it also had the cliff-hanger aspect to it. every time he would sit down you would wonder if he was goin

>> reporter: and dotting, loving parents to their five children, nico, samantha, gianna, nia and gino. that sounds like a busy home. >> they were wonderful. it was my dream. i loved being a mom. >> reporter: they make their home in lakeville, minnesota, a suburb of minneapolis. david ran a multi-million dollar trucking business. sandra worked as a flight attendant and eventually competed in local beauty pageants using her nickname, sam. >> good evening and welcome. proudly representing lakeville, i'm sam rucki. >> in her spare time she likes cooking italian, flying airplanes and staying fit. >> reporter: but david agrees that family came first for sandra. >> there's mom. >> hi, dad. >> reporter: a loving, energetic mom. >> there it is. >> she was a great mom. very attentive to her kids. >> reporter: their oldest son nico loves hockey and theater. >> he was my first, you know, so of course he was spoiled. >> hi, mama. >> hi, nico. >> reporter: the two oldest daughters, samantha and gianna, are close and take care of their younger brother and sister. >> samantha. she's beautiful. she's

. >> reporter: nia bates is historian of african-american life.d hemming's room is one part of a major project that will accurately portray daily life here including daily stories of some of the 600 slaves jefferson owned over the course of his life. what exactly are you trying to change about sally hemmings? >> understanding salgy as a mother, an aunt, and a sister. >> that makes me the great great great great great grandson of thomas jefferson and sally hemmings. it's about team monticello is restoring the story of it. after so many years it's a story that was swept under the rug. >> reporter: a story that will be at the home of thomas jefferson and sally hennings. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a new warning that southern california is overdue for a catastrophic earthquake. we'll learn how scientists figure when it might happen. >>> plus uber is trying to get back on track with big changes at the top. >>> and planned parenthood president and ceo richards will be in studio 57. that's the "cbs morning news" for this we

. >> with us to share the reporting and their insights, cnn nia malika, henderson, and karen of the washington post. a conversation about the politics of this, and the other big story in washington state. let's go first to our senior legal analyst. >> does the president have a stronger legal case here with travel ban number two? >> he does have a stranger legal case. i don't know if he will win, but he certainly has improved some of the problems that the court saw wrrks first of all, it's clear that green cardholders and people with valid visas are not covered by this executive order. also, it appears they have removed the religious preference for religious minorities. that is christians that made this look like a muslim ban. also, in defining the scope of the problem they are defining it in terms of the absence of government controls in the six named countries. not the religious nature of those countries. i think when you combine all those things together, it makes for a more defensible package. the problem they still have which the aclu and the government challenging it will still raise is t

jeff zeleny is with me, nia-malika henderson, gloria borger, and eliselabbit.at the very end there sean spicer coming back to try to clarify the question about whether or not the president is the target of any investigation and he said flatly no, what do you pak make of that? >> he said flatly the no and said there's no reason to believe that the president is. you know a lot of this presser was taken up with sean spicer talking about this double standard that he perceives on leaks. he wouldn't criticize wikileaks directly when he was asked because the president said i love wikileaks and then he said well you know obviously if accurate if what we know is true this would be damaging and there's a great concern, but he also wondered allowed why other kind of leaks don't receive the same kind of criticism and scrutiny and clearly that's music to the president's ears because as we all know the president has been complaining about all the leaks potentially out of the intelligence community against him and that was a clear message i got from sean today. >> that was a

nia, and 10-year-old gino return to their father's care. while david works to mend his fractured relationship with them, his two missing daughters are no closer to being found. how were the three children reacting to the absence of their sisters? were they worried? >> this was a big-time white elephant in the room. it was always something that was just there. >> reporter: the secret of what really happened to the rucki girls holds for two alarming long years. until someone who knew that secret, someone who kept it, finally speaks up. you knew sandra was lying. >> i thought she was, yeah. >> reporter: well, you knew she was. and a secret underground network willing to defy court orders and hide children. >> we sort of pass messages. we use a lot of burner phones. >> reporter: could this group hold the key to finding the rucki girls? stay with us. tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough