t was paula white. when they said, we would like donations for this and this and this, one person in the back started yelling, we do not have it! and there was this horrible silence and laughter. the truth was, it was a financially exhausting time. the response was a 10-minute sermon berating people for lack of faith. our next clip happens to be paula white, which i know you didn't know. who is she? >> paula white was a spiritual protege of benny hinn. she has a large church in florida called church without calls. -- walls. she is a preacher of more than enough. brian: have you met her? kate: no, but i have been to her church. i have seen her live for a few times. brian: was at when you are doing your research? kate: yes, that's right. brian: here is paula white, based in florida. [video clip]>> i want you to spend time in prayer, i want you to spend time in his word. it is crucial because he says, do not come before me empty-handed. for your first offering, not the tithe. tithing is 1/10 of your income

brian: here is paula white, based in florida.n video clip] >> i want you to spend time in prayer, went you to spend time in his word. it is crucial because he says, do not come before me empty-handed. for your first offering, not the tithe. tithing is 1/10 of your gross income. it is the first fruit, not just any fruit. many of us bring one day, some bring one week. some of us bring an entire month's salary because we understand the principle of all first belongs to god. [end video clip] brian: who made up the 10% tithe? kate: there is a lot of arguments about whether it is 10%. spiritual math. what you see there with "first fruits" is categories that the prosperity gospel develops to ask for different kinds of donations. so the 10% does not just becomes a suggestion, it becomes mandatory. in some congregations, they even ask for believers' financial records to make sure they're actually giving 10%. otherwise, the threat is in order to redeem the curse. and other words, you are spiritually in danger if you're not fully giving. th

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pastor paula white, thank you. thank you. [applause] right from the beginning, both of them.e are revitalizing our cities, restoring hope to our communities, and uniting citizens all across our country. we are helping families grow their incomes and attend the schools of their choice, earn a great living, and have a truly rewarding career. we want to ensure that every american is prepared for the jobs of today and for the industries of tomorrow. together, we are expanding the blessings of america for every citizens from every background, from every community, and every walk of life. we are breaking down old barriers, tearing down yesterday's obstacles, and replacing the failures of the past with the bright and limitless future. that's what we have going. it's a limitless future. so many people in this room and so many people outside of this room, they are given a second in some cases a third chance, in all fairness. i will say they are really, really producing. it's a great thing to watch. you know. you know all about it and you know about it very well. thank you. we really a

paula reid at the white house. what could this meaning for 2020 and the president saying he'd listen. >> reporter: tony, good morning. this appears to be an invitation to interfere. the president took to twitter to defend his stance that he could be willing to work with a foreign government, arguing he talks to foreign leaders all the time about everything. but in this interview he was specifically asked about foreign adversaries like russia and china and his response directly contradicts his own fbi chief. >> i've seen a lot of things in my life. i don't think in my whole life i've ever called the fbi. my whole life. you don't call the fbi. >> reporter: president trump says he wouldn't necessarily alert the fbi if foreign governments offered him dirt on a political opponent. >> i think maybe you do both. i think maybe you want to listen. i don't think there's anything wrong with listening. >> reporter: when pressed on whether he would want that kind of interference in u.s. elections, the president disputed the ter

. >> dubois: okay, paula reid at the white house tonight, thank you. the u.s.overnment has now removed most of the more than 300 migrant children who were found last week living in aualor at a border protection facility in texas. omar villafranca has more now from the u.s.-mexican border. >> reporter: lawyers say ntndreds of migrant children were forced to sleep on the floor for weeks without enough ndod, in this customs and border protection facility in clint, texas, just outside of el paso. >> it is degrading and inhumane and shouldn't be happening in america. >> reporter: elora mukherjee is part of the team of lawyers who visited the facility. >> during that time many of the children had not had access to a single shower or bath. they were wearing the same dirty clothing that they crossed the border with. >> reporter: cbs news confirmed this afternoon roughly 300 of the children at the clint facility were moved to other sites. the conditions also shocked federal judges in the ninth circuit. justice department attorney sarah fabian argued that in shorter stay

paula. james fields, the white supremacist who plowed into counter-protesters in charlottesville, virginia in 2017, was sentenced to life in prison today on federal hate crime charges. heather heyer was killed. outside court, her mother recalled the promise she made when she identified heather's body. >> i held her bruised hand and bruised arm, and i said, "i'm acing to make this count for you," and that's what i've done td i will continue to do. you don't get to knock my child down and silence that voice without 500 more raising up. >> dubois: she says she hopes fields will one day disavow white supremacy. up to four million people are expected in new york city this weekend to celebrate gay pride. the event began as a rebellion go years ago today. here's david begnaud. >> we're going to have a block of cars. we're going to have rooftop coverage. >> reporter: chief rodney harrison is the n.y.p.d.'s incident commander for world pride events. everything that involves security is his responsibility. >> there are going to be thousands of cops out here. they're going to be in arm's reach. >> repor

we get more now from paula reid at the white house. paula, what can you tell us. >> michelle, for now, another military strike does not appear imminent, but as tensions continue to escalate between tehran and washington, the trump administration is considering other possibilities including another round of sanctions against iran as soon as next week. president trump tweeted friday that the u.s. military had been cocked and loaded for a strike against iran thursday, but he says he called it off at the last minute when he was told the number of iranian casualties that were expected. in an interview with nbc news, the president said he had not given a final go-ahead when pentagon officials spoke to him just before the strikes were scheduled to launch. >> i said, how many people are going to be killed. sir, i would like to get back to you on that. great people, these generals. came back and said, sir, approximately 150. >> the plan was to launch multiple strikes at three of iran's air defense systems which would have been fully manned aroun

i'm joined by the cbs white house correspondent paula reid. e white house team about how it has gone today? most of what has happened has occurred in public. a lot of the ceremony and the president loves this. he really does enjoy this kind of celebration of him and of course the us as well. those pictures are of immense value when he embarks on the 2020 campaign. they would have been time at about eight i am in the morning on the east coast for the breakfast audience. exactly. this is very useful for the audience. exactly. this is very usefulfor the president audience. exactly. this is very useful for the president to distract from what is going on at home. the increasing calls for impeachment and also the reaction for his call for ta riffs also the reaction for his call for tariffs on mexican goods, that didn't doa tariffs on mexican goods, that didn't do a lot of good for the markets and a lot of people are concerned about his inability to close a ny concerned about his inability to close any trade deals and they may have economic impacts. a

white house. press secretary sarah sanders said yesterday she will step down after nearly two tumultuous years, paula reid is at the white house, what does her departure mean for mr. trump? >> good morning, michelle. the president is losing one of his longest-serving advisers and closest aides, yesterday the president announced sanders would be leaving her service to by amplifying some of the president's most controversial claims. >> the president is losing one of his most loyal soldiers. >> we've been through a lot together and she's tough. but she's good. >> sanders has been a fierce defender of the president. when the president gets hit, he's going to hit back harder. >> and helped shape the public face of the presidency, by reshaping the role of press secretary. mostly by stepping aside and letting the president be his own communicator in chief. the white house briefing effectively died on her watch. the last one was 95 days ago. the liberal media should be absolutely embarrassed by their behavior over the last two years. >> sanders frequently echoed the president's talking points. >> there was n

. >> cnn hasn't received confirmation from the white house that president trump did, indeed, send the letter but cnn's paula hancocks has more on what we do know. >> reporter: we are back to the letter writing between the leaders of north korea and the united states. kcna, stat-run media in north korea says that kim jong-un has received a letter from president trump. they've also published a photo showing him reading that letter. now, according to ccna, north korean leader said with satisfaction that the letter is of excellent content. also flattering the u.s. president saying he appreciates the extraordinary courage of president trump, kim jong-un said he would seriously contemplate the interesting content. this comes a couple weeks after, we understand, there was a letter from kim jong-un sent to the u.s. president. mr. trump did say it was a beautiful letter. he said he wouldn't reveal the contents but that he was happy with it. certainly we're seeing that these two leaders are back to communicating. since the hanoi summit in february, there really had been very little communication between the u.s. and

the white house has not said if the president has made a decision on that just yet. >> paula reid inan. thank you very much. >>> president trump welcomed a plan to tackle the crisis at the southern border. the bipartisan bill supports $4.6 billion to go in a humanitarian package. missions will get $145 million, but no funding will go to the border wall. still passage was seen as a setback for house speaker nancy pelosi because she was forced to accept the senate version which did not include a protection which she felt did not offer support for migrants. >>> police investigating the disappearance of 23-year-old mackenzie lueck are investigating evidence seized from a salt lake city, utah, home. boxes of ammunition were seized. the unnamed homeowner is considered a person of interest. jonathan vigliotti has more. jonathan, what led the police there? >> reporter: good morning, anthony. i spoke with the chief of police who said he was led by what he's calling digital footprint. they brought in several cadaver dogs. he wouldn't say if they retrieved any scent, but he did say they retriev

white house. >> guys, back. >> so those two leaders met for as we said nearly an hour. south korean president called it a big step forward. the question is, what comes next? cnn international correspondent paula hancocks with us now. paula, do you get the sense that there is a new trust built here? >> reporter: well, victor and christie, it is interesting, the one thing that stuck out to me from what kim jong-un was saying is when he first met president trump at the mdl, the military demarcation line between north and south korea, he said i didn't expect to see you here. until yesterday this wasn't a suggestion to the north korean leader. and we saw when he was talking about the singapore summit there was a suggestion it would be at the dmz, trump's advisers suggested it shouldn't be. the same with the hanoi summit. you saw history being made as he stepped into north korea. so even kim jong-un it appears was taken by surprise that this had even happened. now, we were promised a handshake by president trump. he said it will possibly be a two-minute chat, just a hello at the border. we certainly saw more than that. this was not a summit, but it was far more than a handshake. just over an hour,

white house, thank you. >>> on mexico's side of the border, the threats of u.s. tariffs, and now the retraction of those threats, clearly impacting many lives of people there this weekend. cnn's paulajuana right now where president obrador is hosting a unity rally. paula, are people protesting these developments or celebrating? >> reporter: not at all, they are actually celebrating. but i have to say, if you speak to people around here, not many of them knows what this deal is going to mean for them or for the migrant that they see in border communities like this, ana. as you pointed out, both presidents just got off the phone with each other. and that's quite an extraordinary comment from president lopez obrador, that i'm going to tell this crowd, a crowd, ana, that is normally quite anti-trump, that you did not come to us with a clenched fist but with an open and frank hand. i have to say, ana, that's not what they've been hearing here for the past week. the mexican government has been saying we will not confront president trump nor will we genuflect in front of him. it will be interesting to see, as boris was outlining there, how this deal will come together. the litmus test, an