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i'm poppy harlow. joining use from new york this sunday evening. we begin with breaking news right now. much of the state of south carolina is under water. these pictures are just unbelievable. not just along the atlantic coast, but reaching very far inland. the words state officials are using right now to describe this flood, catastrophic and historic. this is low-lying charleston where two feet, two feet of rain has fallen in just the past three days. people are trying to navigate the streets in kayaks and canoes. 120 miles upstate in columbia, a foot of rainfall has hammered this city. flash flooding some neighborhoods with water now deeper than the cars. it is not just one state in trouble, this flood emergency is impacting movement up and down the entire east coast. a stretch of i-95 for more than 70 miles is closed right now. that is the busiest highway running north to south along the east coast. south carolina's governor nikki haley holding a press conference just a short time ago. >> what we are going to continue to say is if you are in yo

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back to you now, poppy. >> thank you very much.nd as odom fights to recover in a nevada hospital, the question now becomes, how can he be helped? and who can help him the most? 14-year nba veteran and coach john lucas joins me now. thank you for being with me. >> thank you, poppy, what a blessing to hear about lamar. >> i know. >> i actually -- i was actually in las vegas the day he was over there, and i went to go see him. but it was so much of a lot of people there, i didn't go in. but i've been reaching out and reaching for lamar for years. and hopefully now we can finally make a connection. >> all right. yeah, i certainly hope you can. let's tell people a little bit about your history here. it certainly plays into this. you lost your place on two nba teams because of your own drug problem. you are a recovering addict. for many years you've been in recovery. you started your own drug treatment center, wellness center. you wrote a book "winning a day at a time." when he is recovering, you know, what is the most important thing th

poppy? >> nic, thank you very much live from st. petersburg for us. >>> i want to talk more about this with les avant. when you look at this, it is rare to have a catastrophic period on flights, especially big commercial airliners, but especially above 30,000 feet. your initial response, what is it? >> well, we've been saying in previous segments, this is a not stress environment, not like takeoffs or landings, we have limited amount of time to make a decision if an emergency or abnormality occurs, so it's very curious to me what caused the airplane to, as been said, fall out of the sky. was there something mechanically related that caused it to happen, as we discussed in a previous segment. it seems to be an indication through an internet website that it had a stall, no more lift to the wings. >> how does that happen, if that is the cause of that, how does that happen? >> it could be something mechanical, the possibility pilots were looking at a mechanical problem and abnormality and may ha

he later of course poppy blamed that on an intern. poppy? >> thank you for that.s for several gop candidates are set to meet tomorrow night in washington. they are coming together again so rnc. they are frustrated with how the rnc is handling the debate process. the rnc not invited to the meeting tomorrow night. many of the candidates and the rnc not happy with gotch a a and biased questions during wednesday night's debate. the top two cancelled dates received key endorsements on the campaign trail. bernie sanders picked up three new hampshire unions. in his third speech of the day, around the state, he said middle-class americans are working hard and long hours without reaping the benefits. >> and yet amazingly enough, despite how hard our people are working, you have a husband who is working 50 or 60 hours a week. wives working 50 and 60 hours a week. 58% of all new income generated today is going to the top 1%. that is not acceptable. >> hillary clinton received the nod from a big union today as well. the international long shoremans association. she got that i

>> i do, poppy.nd i think the potential for what these small groups of people, these teams can do when they're embedded in the right elements is significant. especially when you talk about the additional air power that's just right over the border from this location and in through turkey. you're going to have the capability of supporting not only kurdish forces, very nationalistic in their approach, but also the fabric of various tribal forces, which are now coming together even calling themselves by one name, the syrian democratic front. and they conducted some operations beginning last night against isis. so you're already sighing some momentum generated by the support that's being given by -- through air power and potentially guidance on the ground. >> it was interesting, obviously, the president got some support for this. also some pushback. you have texas republican and the chairman of the house armed services committee coming out yesterday saying this. saying i do not see a strategy for success

>> absolutely, poppy. have to say that i didn't think that this town would still be here given all that we know about how powerful this storm was. you can see there is a lot of damage, i won't kid you there. there is no power, there's no water, and there is heavy destruction, but the town is still here, the people actually are still going about their business, and amazingly, as you point out, no lives were lost, nobody was severely injured, and there are no reports of anyone missing here. we actually had to follow the military as they cut their way into this area, so many trees, thousands and thousands across the main highway, so very slow, very painful process, but they are making their way here. an american who lives here, you were here last night, mark, first of all let me ask you how are you? >> good, thank you. >> and your wife? >> she's fine. >> tell us, what did it feel like, what did it sound like? >> well, obviously, started off as a wind storm with rain. about 5:00 it really got intense, then abo

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poppy? >>> i cannot wait, john. thank you very much. we will return live to las vegas in just a moment. i want to let you know there is finally a verdict in a controversial trial from washington to tehran. "washington post" reporter jason rezaian accused of espionage finally learns his fate. we have that next with the late breaking details. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. for adults with an advanced "squamous non-small cell", previously treated with platinum-based chemotherapy, it's not every day something this big comes along. a chance to live longer with... opdivo, nivolumab. opdivo is the first and only immunotherapy fda-approved based on a clinical trial demonstrating longer life... ...for these patients. in fact, opdivo significantly increased the chance of living longer versus chemotherapy. opdivo is different. it works with your i

much more of the "newsroom" straight ahead with poppy harlow. >>> top of the hour, i'm poppy harlow in new york, thank you so much for being with me this sunday evening. >>> we begin with the race for the white house, and the republican presidential candidate marco rubio in a fascinating interview defending a high number of skipped votes while in the senate while he's out on the campaign trail. rubio sat down for an exclusive one-on-one with "state of the union" jamie asked him this question -- is it hypocritical for rubio to call federal workers, to call on them to be fired for not doing their job when he himself has the worst voting attendance record in the senate? >> marco rubio criticism over and over again that you keep missing votes on the senate floor. 43% of the votes. i know you say you're campaigning for president. but bernie sanders, rand paul, they've missed fewer than ten votes. you're up at 59 or 60. >> well, everyone needs to run their own campaign. i can tell you in the history of presidential politics people when they've been running for politics in the senate they've

i'm poppy harlow in new york. we begin the hour with new video related to last thursday's rescue of dozens of hostages from an isis prison in iraq. take a look. this is a coalition air strike destroying the prison. 70 hostages were inside. reportedly hours away from being executed before iraqi and american soldiers rescued them. we're also now seeing really stunning new video of that rescue, reported with a helmet camera. the mission claimed the life of u.s. special operations soldier major sergeant joshua wheeler. he is the first american to die in combat in iraq in nearly four years. nick paton walsh has more. >> reporter: it is rare but remarkably up-front footage about the secretive world of u.s. special forces. this mission, very close to isis, when american forces are not really supposed to be in combat on the ground, revealing quite how close the front line they got. you are now inside the jail break that revealed america's changed role in iraq. they think they're rescuing kurds from this isis jail. look wh

i'm poppy harlow in for carol costello. thank you for joining me. you see it behind my shoulders and it is quite a storm brewing. joaquin strengthening over night. right now the storm is bearing down on the bahamas winds topping 120 miles per hour. in its path? the east coast. record rain from a different system flooding cities from massachusetts to maine. joaquin threatening to weaken -- not weaken, wreak even more havoc in the same towns. huge surf already slamming the shores, growing fears this morning that joaquin could be the next sandy. red cross workers in pennsylvania packing emergency bags like these, handing them out to people who are in the path of the storm. farther south they are moving sand and lots of it. chad myers joining us with the latest on the storm. for someone who went through sandy likef us here on the east coast to even bring that up is terrifying. >> and this storm will get to be a category 4 hurricane today. it will have the momentum that sandy had. but will it have the turning current to make it

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poppy? >> i think it's interesting, too, when you talk about then-senator barack obama having his breakout moment in 2007 and how important this dinner is for democrats in iowa, for hillary clinton, jeff, what do you think the messaging is here, because there has perhaps been no better known candidate that in some ways wants to reintroduce herself to people. can she do that tonight? >> reporter: sure, i think it's less about reintroducing herself and just about reminding them that she is a fighter for them. in fact, on the back of some of the shirts here it says she's fighting for us, that's the message of the clinton campaign is really trying to get across in a nut shell, she's a fighter for you. you're right about that, it's really the first breakout moment for senator barack obama. we think back now he was a rock star at the rally, he actually really wasn't. he had a tough summer that year, as well. that was his breakout moment. i think she's, of course, not looking for a breakout moment,

poppy? >> let's hope so. ashleigh, thank you very much. >>> also this, the carolinas getting absolutely drenched in a so-called once in a century rain. boris sanchez live on the coast, where it looks like it's much worse than an hour ago. >> looked like there was a horrible storm looming here, we'll tell you specifically why officials are really concerned for myrtle beach coming up in just a few minutes. i'm stunned and shocked that it took so long to get here. salute. >>> right now emergency evacuations are under way in parts of the carolinas where flood waters are rising, following a one-two punch from hurricane joaquin and another weather system. at least four deaths have been reported as a result of this flooding. the storms also closing roads, causing blackouts. the rain is not over yet, and south carolina they are bracing for up to 15 more inches before it's said and done. let's go straight to boris sanchez in myrtle beach, south carolina. an hour ago you had a lot of folks on the beach. they've all lef

>>> top of the hour, i'm poppy harlow in new york. john berman clearly got the better assignment this week. >> that's right. i'm john berman in las vegas. just off the strip outside the wynn las vegas. inside that hotel behind me is first head-to-head matchups for the democrats running for president just two days from now. the final preparations under way for the big show. tuesday night, 8:30 p.m. eastern time right here on cnn. brought you a live picture inside the ballroom of the wynn las vegas. we just learned you the lectern layout on that stij. hillary clinton will be center stage because she's out in front of the national polls. it gives her a 19-point lead over bernie sanders. vice president joe biden who is still deciding whether he wants to run, he currently sitting in thi second place at 13%. as we talk about the people we know will be there. their challenge tuesday is to differentiate themselves from hillary clinton to draw a contrast. that's what they say in the political business. this is what martin o'malley and bernie s

>> poppy, no, not at all.look at the most recent attacks of islamic state in possibly chattanooga, they're looking to hit uniform personnel, whether it's in europe, the middle east, or the united states. and once they get these names, they can share them on the dark net and we're pretty much, you know, blind, trying to fight this. and what they're hoping for is homegrown terrorists who will get these lists and strike at these targets. right now, it's aspirational, but we just don't know, when they're going to cross over to that ability to actually carry out these attacks. >> kimberly, what we've learned, as well, is that in addition to taking those 1,000 service members' names, et cetera, he also, apparently, is accused of accessing the accounts of more than 100,000 people. when you talk about hacking into accounts, getting private information, credit card information, potentially, social security numbers, if you give that to isis, how can isis use that against the united states? >> well, isis can use some of

. >> hi, everyone. 3:00 eastern, i'm poppy harlow. in this hour we will honor the victims of the tragic shooting this week in oregon. we have new details coming in this afternoon about the gunman that open fired at umpqua community college. we will not show his photo or say his name. the college confirms that he was enrolled in the same english class that he open fired in. five people remain hospitalized at this time. we're waiting for a update from the sheriff. you're looking at live pictures ahead of that press conference in oregon. when that begins we'll bring it to you. i want to go to ashley banfield now. he she has more on the investigation and the people in this story. the nine people that went to school that day and every came home. >> it is a very difficult story for the very small community here to deal with. in fact, i don't think this will come as a surprise, but just about everyone in this community has a connection to the nine victims one of the most poignant moments is when the national guard commissioned to blackhawk h

>>> top of the hour, i'm poppy harlow in new york. and we begin this hour in turkey where two bomb blasts ripped through a peace rally. in the capital of ankara this morning. at least 97 people killed in the attack, more than 400 at this point, we know, have been injured. this is the deadliest attack in the 90-plus-year history of the turkish republic. the blast was all caught on video. >> as you say it was in the midst of a peace rally. the turkish prime minister says two suicide bombers are believed to be responsible for the attack. our own arwa damon is in ankara with the latest. ankara. we don't have arwa, let's go to bob former cia operative and cnn intelligence and security analyst. bob, to you. as we wait to get arwa up for us. look, they're not -- there's no group claiming responsibility at this point in time, but you've also got very interesting timing with turkey ratcheting up its attacks, pursuit of isis. >> well, poppy, i think we talked about this a year ago, maybe more about how the chaos continued in syria, it would mov

poppy? >> yeah, they will. it's the first time they're going to get to see all five of these candidates side by side taking on tough questions and posing tough questions, i would assume, to one another. sunlen, thank you, as always. >>> earlier today, trump speaking to a thousands of peop. making his first campaign stop in georgia. he appears to be wooing support also from african-americans. he met before this rally today with a group of black pastors and businessmen and women. herman cain who made his own white house bid in 2012 was there. political reporter m.j. lee has more on his big day in georgia. >> reporter: hey, poppy. donald trump just wrapped up quite the campaign rally here in georgia. this was the first time that he had campaigned in this state. there were thousands of people that came to see him speak, and he really seemed to be feeding off of the energy from the crowd. he delivered multiple applause lines including when he said that as president, he would repeal obamacare. that was something that

every morning, she says where's poppy? she loves to sing her lullabies to poppy, anybody who has a newborn knows they sleep all the time. >> help me sing! >> hi, munchkin. >> she goes hi, munchkin. >> can you name that tune? you know what she's singing? >> twinkle, twinkle? >> no. chariot >> carry me home, oh, my gosh. by the way, can i point something out? in every picture you've shown us, the video and the two photographs. mila is looking at poppy. >> she's so crazy about her. so she comes and sings these songs to her. and she's totally gone on it. it's so great. you never know how it's going to go. but she's completed our family. everybody knows i'm hormonal. i cry at the drop of a hat. but it feels really complete. >> i love you jenna. we're happy that you're here. we're happy for your family. i want to give you a little present. breast cancer awareness month, as we all know. this is a breast cancer awareness bracelet. it's from jennifer miller jewelry, a friend of mine, as you know. i'm going to put it right on your w

i'm poppy harlow.g a look at crime and cult. >>> tonight our topic will be murder as a growth industry. >> murder has become an epidemic in america. >> in the last ten years, the homicide rate has increased by leaps and bounds.

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poppy?> so chris, obviously there's this, which is a very significant development, especially coming in the wake of those comments from representative mccarthy, talking about the panel and what the inquiry into benghazi, that house select committee, connecting it to hillary clinton's falling poll numbers. >> well, absolutely. and we saw that kevin mccarthy, the number two in the house right now, who was running to being about the speaker and take over for john boehner, he made a connection last week and said that the benghazi committee helped knock down hillary clinton's poll numbers, and he said when he pulled out of the race for speaker, that those comments were part of the reason why he felt like he had to step down. here is another indication from somebody inside the committee connecting the committee with political work. this is sure to have repercussions on the campaign trail in the coming weeks. >> chris frates, thank you very much for that significant development. i do want to point

i'm poppy haar low in new york. thank you for being with me. we begin this hour in oregon, remembering the victims is of the deadly massacre this week. we know the man who killed nine people and wounded nine others on the college campus committed suicide. we learned a short time ago when the sheriff spoke to the public we did indeed learn that he committed suicide after carrying out the heinous act. the shooter's father speak out for the first time one on one with ryan young. ryan joins us now from just outside los angeles in california. ryan, i know you went to the door of this father, asked him to speak with you. and eventually he did come out. >> this is the toughest part of our jobs. unimaginable type of tragedy. when you hear him, you'll understand the pain he is under. he wanted to make sure he talked about the other families involved. >> you hurt for not only what's going in your family but the other families that have been impacted. >> absolutely. as i said before, it's been devastating for me and my family. but we're not alone in this.

poppy responds, taser drawn. >> stop, now! on the ground, now! grabs for it. poppy fires at givens with a tase of up to 50,000 volts. but givens isn't done. poppy goes for his firearm. as givens rises, his weapon in hand. >> drop it! >> poppy fires twice and givens goes down. incredibly, he's only wounded. givens is convicted of attempted aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer and sentenced to 11 months, 29 days. >> get out! on the ground! >> more and more, police are relying on tasers. >> it's an excellent tool. it keeps us from having to fight somebody hands on. >> detective jared mathern should know. he along with two other officers are with the homer, louisiana, police force. they were uninvited guests who brought tasers to a wedding that went very, very wrong. instead of a toast, the groom got a tase, and the bridal party got a shower of mace. >> what is going through my mind, is oh, my god, i'm just got married, it's supposed to be the happiest day in my life, and my husband's tazed and the best man's his way to jail, too, so i don

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she likes to sing her lull la buys to poppy when she sleeps. as a newborn nose they sleep all the time. >> >> hi, munch kin. >> yeah, she goes hi, munchkin. >> can you name that tune? >> twinkle, twinkle? >> no. >> carry me home. by the way, can i just point something out? in every picture that you've shown us, the video and two photographs mila is looking at pop yeechlt she's always looking at her. >> she's so crazy about her. she comes and sings these songs to her. it's great because you never know how it's going to go and she has just completed our family. everybody knows i'm hormonal. >> i know. you're crying. >> i cry at the drop of a hat, but it just feels really complete. >> i love you, jenna. we're happy that you're here and happy for your family. i want to give you a present. it's breast cancer awareness month. this is a breast cancer awareness bracelet, it's from jennifer miller jewelry, a friend of mine as you know. >> i love this. >> it goes for $115 but all the of each purchase goes to bcrf which is a great skaus. any way you can h

. >> and her name is poppy louis. >> and the name is perfect. and look at mee la. >> well, she is loving being a big sister. >> what happened on day one? >> well, that is me like first day of represchool, and that is the first day that she came to the hospital, and we let mee la pick her out of the nursery and any one of these is yours, but that is her. and we let her pick her out, and she is totally crazy about her, and every morning she says, mommy, where is poppy, and she has little routine and she likes to sing her lull labies to poppy when she sleeps and as anybody knows who has a newborn, they sleep all of the time. >> hmm, hi, munchkin. >> i can't stand it. >> can you think of the tune? ♪ carry me home >> in the photographs, mela is looking at poppy. >> yes, and she is crazy about her, and she is singing the songs to her, and she is gaga about her, and it is great, because you never know, and everybody knows that i am hormonal, and -- >> she is crying. >> i will cry at the drop at the hat, and it feels really complete, and we are happy. >

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i'm poppy harlow in new york. right now, hillary clinton is looking for support in the south. she addressed the alabama democratic conference in a suburb of birmingham this afternoon. she slammed the state's controversial voter i.d. law and criticized the recent decision to close dozens of the state's driver's licenses offices, mostly in really predominantly african-american neighborhoods. senior political reporter, nia-malika henderson on the ground. she was there to hear it all in the town of hoover, alabama. how did the crowd respond when clinton came down hard on the state for a number of these moves? >> reporter: they cheered. this is very much a pro-hillary clinton crowd, and it's also a crowd that is filled with activism. people who very much want to see some of these restrictive voting laws repealed. voting laws that they say have suppressed the african-american vote. and of course, just recently, governor bentley announced that 31 dmvs across the state would be closed. that, of course, means that some people may not be able to get driver's licenses as readily. of cour

. >>> 3:00 eastern, i'm poppy harlow, joining you live from new york.eaking news out of oklahoma. three people are dead, 22 more injured. after a car plowed into a crowd of spectators watching the oklahoma state university homecoming parade today. sarah gannon is following the story. typical saturday afternoon, everyone's celebrating. three people dead, 22 injured. >> supposed to be a joyous event. and police are now saying this was a dui-related crash. in addition to the three that are dead, poppy, eight are critically injured, airlifted from the scene. serious injuries, and on top of that, seven more of what police call walking wounded. we know that the crash reconstruction team is on the scene. they say

i'm poppy harlow joining you from new york. >> we begin with breaking news.evere weather in the carolinas, sudden rush of high water causing tremendous damage. the hardest hit area between charleston, columbia and georgetown. one of them a hurricane crashed together dumping two feet of rain on a part of the state called the low country. the impact of the disaster reaches far outside of south carolina. you are looking at live pictures right now. what you see is in part parts of i-95. there is literally nothing moving in one direction. a 70 plus mile stretch is closed down. parts of i-95 are deep under water. it is not safe. the governor of south carolina issuing a press conference just a short time ago. her message to the people of south carolina very, very straightforward, stay home. >> where you see this deep water it has bacteria in it. so stay inside and don't get in there. we have seen areas of the interstate that are right now clear but there will be a patch where it goes and gets real deep. you're going to have to turn around. it's not worth doing it. w

. >> president ghani has a daunting task to overcome the lure of growing poppy crops for opium.tions office on drugs and crime report for 2014 says the poppy crop in afghanistan was close to 6,400 tons, up 17% from 2013, worth $85 billion. president ghani is asking farmers to switch to legal, high-value food crops, using the model demonstrated by nonprofits like roots of peace. the nonprofit even put its development plan on the internet at rootsofpeace.org to make it available to anyone. now afghan entrepreneurs like these are stepping up with their own money, not u.s. tax dollars. that sustainability will slowly help afghanistan's president achieve his dream of a vibrant economy fueled by agriculture. it will be the legacy of a powerful partnership between afghanistan, coalition forces, and nonprofits, like the bay area's roots of peace. >> this is a place where people deeply believe in education and learning and engaging. and they need to get an opportunity. >> thanks for joining us for our special report from kabul, afghanistan. for more information, log on to abc7news.com. w

>> reporter: poppy, we're learning a lot or more about what took place right when it took off before it took off and during its flight. there was a press conference a while ago where the civil aviation minister spoke. take a listen to what he had to say. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: if the pilot doesn't report any faults on the plane, all that will be carried out is ru teen checks on the plane before take off. no reports that the airplane had faults. the checks done before takeoff did not reveal anything. up until the crash happened we were never informed of any faults in the plane. nor did we receive any sos calls. >> reporter: and right there was crucial that they didn't receive any sos calls earlier in the day. there were reports that a pilot had made one and now we're learning that the plane disappeared, dropped from the sky. the search area we're hearing from the prime minister is about -- has a diameter of five miles. they're looking to expand it. they're going over all the different pieces and also recovering bodies. they're still over 90 bodies still left to b

poppy? >> thank you very much.is with our political commentators and democratic strategist. tara, let me begin with you. you heard trey gowdy saying to his own party members, stop talking about this investigation turning political. how much damage do you think has been done thus far to the committee ahead of hillary clinton's testimony here because of not just one, but two politicians and a staffer coming out and saying this is political? >> well, first of all, good for trey gowdy because he's absolutely right in that respect. but unfortunately, no, i agree. this has done tremendous damage to the committee's work. that's one of the many reasons why kevin mccarthy will never see the speaker's gavel. there were members that stood up during the morning conference the day the speaker's election was supposed to happen that said, this was catastrophic, how could you possibly make such a mistake like this. it has revitalized hillary's campaign. she can walk in there and point to anything that goes on and say, it's politic

poppy harlow, cnn, new york. >> thank you, poppy. >>> well, here to help us break all of this down, thes, the challenges, and the debate, we've got democratic strategist, nomiki konst and political columnist, ellis henican. all right. let me start with the polls. that right now are showing that clinton is still way ahead. and let's just take a look at the latest. this is from barley dickinson university. clinton's got 45%. sanders, 23%. oh, and joe biden, 17%. i think that's amazing. nomiki, does this debate really stand to help clinton or i'm thinking that actually she might have the most to lose. >> she does have the most to lose. because my mistake that clinton makes or any reaction that she makes that may not sit well with an audience will be magnified. she is on stage and everybody there is going to be dancing around how to attack her, how to challenge her on issues, without seeming combative. and she has to make sure that she's positive, not defensive. and really sticks to her issues. the problem she's facing and what most presidential candidates usually face is that she is -- she

poppy, you spoke to ivanka today. this is what everybody has wanted to hear.he say about her dad? >> she could not have been more complementary about her dad, how proud she is of him, she talked about the campaign and also why he is not on the campaign trail and how she is still focused on her business. she talked about how her father gave her, in her words, the confidence to do anything she set her mind to. >> let's begin with this. we're at the fortune's most powerful women's summit and michael cohen, from the trump organization, said that the company company em employees 57% men and 43% women. how can we see that translate across corporate america so more women are at the upper echelons? >> well, i think it's incredibly important and i think companies that are not ensuring that women are at all levels within the organization and this disproportion of men versus women and gender and equality, you know, anyone who is thinking in those terms and who is not being very proactive to ensure that there are companies being thoughtful about the gender mix is simply g

hundreds of millions of dollars in her company in her own right. >> thank you, poppy.terview. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> when we come back confederate flag supporters indicted after a confrontation with black party-goers what. real happened, and does it have anything to do with domestic terror? ♪ while you're watching this, i'm hacking your company. grabbing your data. stealing your customers' secrets. there's an army of us. relentlessly unpicking your patchwork of security. think you'll spot us? ♪ you haven't so far. the next wave of the internet requires the next wave of security. we're ready. are you? real milk vs. almond milk ingredient spelling bee lecithin lecithin. l-e-s (buzzer sound) your word is milk. m-i-l-k milk wins. ingredients you can spell. more data means more freedom to do..whatever. that's why at&t is giving you 50% more data. that's 15 gigs of data for the price of 10. because the more data you have, the better. and right now at at&t get $300 credit for every line you switch when you trade in a smartphone and buy any smartphone on at&t next. >

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poppy is joining us now live. it seems like ivanka really opened up to you. she absolutely did. it was a long interview. it was a fascinating interview. she opened up. she talked about her father's campaign and also talked to me a lot about the work she's doing to encourage other women to follow their dreams. she launched this women who work campaign. she talked about her own business empire which is worth hundreds of millions of dollars in its own right already. we sat down together, wolf, at the fortune most powerful womens summit this morning in washington, d.c. and here is part of our interview. what would a president trump do for women in this country? >> he'd be amazing for women in this country. he would be incredible for women in this country. and he's starting to articulate his positions. it's not my place to articulate those for him. i'm not part of the campaign. i'm very busy. and he's kept me very busy working alongside my brothers and running the organization now that he's taking this step. in terms of his efforts to try and make this country gre

the poppy seeds help. >> it's awesome. i think we learned something here today.lphia, yeah, i am, actually. so there. look at this. holy -- really? good lord. this i need a photo of with a human hand next to it. that's truly terrifying. who eats that? behold the massiveness, the fried to order in a pan to only the highest standards schnitzel of justice. a big wave, i could surf this thing back to my hotel. that's good. deeply textured pork flavor. with hints of three-day-old fryer grease. you know, some of you have noticed and complained that i don't really describe food anymore. it's really a lot like writing porn. after you've used the same magic piece over and over, as soon as you've used the same thing over and over, will it make it better by describing exactly how, smacking my lips? no. do i get a t-shirt if i finish this? or my picture on the wall? ♪ introducing our 2015 nfl line up. get your favorite team's bud light can for game day. ♪ when you're not confident your company's data is secure, the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing yo

in the interview with poppy harlow, she talks about the comments. she says the furor has been orchestrated largely by the media. >> my father's very blunt and direct. he is not gender specific in his criticism of people and people that he doesn't particularly like or people that he does like, but thinks they're wrong on a particular issue. i don't think he is gender targeted at all. like i said, i would not be the person i am today. i wouldn't be a high level executive within his organization if he felt that way. he's always supported and enc e encouraged women. he has proven that through his employment practices and hiring practices. >> i suspect you will see more of her on the campaign trail. she is an asset, well spoken. working mother. successful. interesting. she told the crowd yesterday why do they talk about working women and not talk about working men? there is an unfortunate anomaly. she says he's unbelievable leader and unbelievable father. only really great things about her father. >> the interview that poppy harlow did, go to cnn's web s

bush, poppy bush's son. of his service, how he got that spot, what was the character of his service once he was in the texas air national guard. that issue simmered as sort of an intriguing, back burner biographical/political story through out his first effort to become president and after 9/11, the start of the iraq war, democrats picked john kerry to run against george w. bush in 2004. when republicans and conservative groups in 2004 decided to attack john kerry that year on the basis of his war record, claiming that john kerry didn't deserve his medals, he had somehow faked his apparent heroism in vietnam, once that happened, it was bound to be next that george w. bush's contrasting experience from a that time period when he was serving under somewhat mistier yaw circumstances in what was called the champagne unit of the texas air national guard, after the whole swiftboating thing it was bound to happen this aspect of george w. bush's life would become focus and a lot of aggressive reporting in that elect

i'm poppy harlow. do not miss cnn's exclusive interview with major bradley pull late ska on state of the union tomorrow morning 9:00 a.m. eastern. i'm poppy harlow in new york. "this is life with lisa ling" starts right now. >>> i'm in east los angeles surrounded by hundreds of men. law enforcement calls them a criminal organization. they are a notorious group with a violent history. >> we demand respect. we don't take [ bleep ] from nobody. >> an outlaw biker club that's at war with the federal government. >> they are trying to decimate all one percent motorcycle clubs. >> they are highly secretive. >> i would rather not say. >> no comment? okay. >> they never let the media inside their world until now. >> nice to meet you. these are the mongols. they want the world to know who they really are. so they are granting me unprecedented access to their club. ♪ ♪ >>> we're following breaking news out of waco, texas where there has been a shooting we're told between biker gangs. >> at least five motorcycle g

i'm poppy harlow. i'll see you back live in one hour. "smerconish" begins now. >>> i'm michael smerconish. the gop is at war against the media. and why not? can you believe these outrageous questions that were asked at the republican debate? to donald trump: you once told a contestant on "celebrity apprenti apprentice" you would leak to see her on her knees. and to jeb bush: how do you look at the families and say your brother's war was a mistake wait a minute. those questions were from the debate hosted by fox news back in august. and nobody complained. at cnbc's debate this week, there was some snark, but the questions weren't that difference. i'm not alone in noticing this. the "washington post" made the same observation. now the rnc has cut ties with nbc news for a future debate. i've got three experts, former cnbc anchor ted david, former cnn anchor frank sesno, and molly hemingway. first, representatives of the gop campaigns will meet tomorrow night. one won't be there. the one candidate on the stage who this week claimed to enjoy

the cultivation of opium is fueling this trend. 80% of the world's supply comes from afghanistan and poppy cultivation there grew by 36% in one year. >>> and joining me now is someone who knows about substance abuse. patrick kennedy, has written a memoir about his and his family's struggles, called a common struggle. he joins us today. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me jonathan. >> tackling addiction especially when it goes to heroin do you think it goes far enough? >> well, if this had been cancer or diabetes or hiv-aids i don't think it would have taken him this long to have a speech. i frankly think this is part of the problem. and that is that we don't really want to talk about these issues. we've known for a long time that there's been an epidemic of overdoses in this country. we know that addiction rates are surpassing car accidents as the leading cause of death. now with all of this if it were any other issue we would have had bold action. and frankly, while i applaud the fact that the president's getting the conversation started, you know, i wish that he had said, w

money and written a lot of white papers on doing the other things, economic development, suppressing poppyon, schooling girls. we did all those things too. and it's still not working. >> hasn't worked yet. this is a long term project. to me, the lesson of iraq isn't precipitous military withdrawal there is a long term tale of deep military engagement that should follow the establishment of security. that political peace, i.s.i.l. is many things but i.s.i.l. is a predator on fragile and failing states. that's not primary a military problem, we talked to afghan military police at a tactical level but providing security and justice to a population that requires justice system, systems of accountability, these thing are not born overnight. i think in this discussion afghanistan is an incredibly frustrating policy problem, friends of mine have given lives there, but the condition of the afghan people despite these set backs are in some ways many beneficiarbetter than it was tes ago. when do we reach a place when afghanistan, we're not talking about switzerland. but at what point does afghanista