more from randi kaye on that. >> daddy, what city are you in? >> reporter: they were 7 and 10. little girls from chicago who captured the nation's heart in a moment. they were officially introduced at the democratic national convention. >> i love you, daddy. >> reporter: and on election night, they were at their father's side celebrating. with their move to washington, d.c., the obama girls became the youngest children to live in the white house in decades. >> i joke that my first job is going to be mom in chief. because with little kids i have to make sure that their feet are on the ground. >> reporter: they ascended sidwell friends school. their parents insisted they do their own homework, make their own bed and pick up after their puppy beau. >> we don't let them watch tv or use the computer except to do their homework during the week. >> reporter: sasha signaled her approval. years later, in 2013, there was the yawn seen around the world, sasha caught on camera during her father's second inaugural speech. after he took the official oath of office that year camera microphone

, cnn, new york. >> randi kaye, thank you. >>> we close the show with this to show you.ite a sight. a ruby seadragon. first known video of the creature alive in the wild, it was captured off the coast of southwestern australia last april by researchers from the scripps oceanographic institute and western australian museum. the ruby is the third type of what you see here this seadragon. commonly a leafy species and they are representeded are rela. pretty cool. hour number two of "newsroom" is right after the break. stay with us. knows how it feels to seees your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could love your numbers? discover once-daily invokana®. it's the #1 prescribed sglt2 inhibitor that works to lower a1c. invokana® is a pill used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. and in most clinical trials, the majority reached an a1c goal of 7 percent or lower. invokana® works around the clock by sending some sugar out of your body through the process of uri

randi kaye has this report. >> eight years ago on a cold november day, we greeted you on the steps atouse. >> barbara bush on the today show sharing the new letter she and her sister jenna bush have writ on the the obama girls. a lot has changed since they first met. back then the obama girls were 7 and 10. >> you had no choice but to move into. when you slid down the banister of the so layer yum just as we had done as 8-year-olds and again as 20-year-olds chasing our youth, your joy and laughter were contagious. >> in eight years you've seen so much. you stood at the gates where south africa's nelson mandela was imprisoned for decades. >> the bush twins penned a letter to sasha and malia back in 2009 titled "playing house in the white house." then 2007 jenna and barbara bush offered this advice, surround yourself with loyal friends and join in on some of the fun and appreciate the history. and this, cherish your animals because sometimes you'll need the quiet comfort that only animals can provide. their most important piece of advice years ago, our dad, like yours, is a man of great

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> randi, thank you. more now on the gunman, he did show some red flags but was never considered dangerous. our pamela brown looks at the shooter's background. >> reporter: we've learned the suspect in the shooting at that ft. lauderdale airport flew from anchorage to ft. lauderdale. after the passengers deplaned he got his checked bag, came out of the bathroom and started firing in the baggage claim area, killing five people. he then surrendered to authorities and is not injured. we've been being looking at his past. he was in the alaska national guard and receive add general discharge in 2016, there had been issues, and he had stopped showing up apparently at the national guard and later he went to the fbi's office in november and reported that his mind was being controlled by a u.s. intelligence agency and that voices were in his head, pushing him to join isis, but he didn't wish to do harm to anyone, an official says he appeared agitated. his statements were incoherent and disjointed. so the fbi looke

cnn's randi kaye has one family's story living the impact of this new administration and the hard to yesterday. >> reporter: one week that's how long this syrian family has been in the united states. they arrived just two days before donald trump was inaugurated. hasan mansour was a math teacher. her husband, an accountant. after years of background checks they finally made it. >> translator: we were worried about ourselves, our children. we want to live in peace. it's better than the war situation we were in. >> reporter: they are the first of 25 iraqi families expected to arrive in rutland, vts have the. 100 foougs in all, rutland's mayor invited them to settle there vermont, after donald trump said he's stop the flow of refugees. >> it's the right thing to do. >> reporter: but that's not the reasonable reason the mayer is welcoming the refugees to his city he's hoping they will revitalize it. the city is suffering population loss making it hard for big companies to fill jobs. the mayor is hoping that syrian refugees will not only add to the population but also the workforce. the u

randi kaye has that story. >> eight years ago on a cold november day, we greeted you on the steps at the white house. >> barbara bush on the today show sharing the new letter she and her sister jenna have written to the obama girls. a lot has changed in the eight years since the bush twins first met sasha and aaliyah, back then, t -malia. >> when you slid down the bannister as we have done as 8-year-old the and us 20 years old and facing our youth. >> in eight years you have done so much, stood so much. you stood at the gates of the robbin island cell where nelson mandela had been imprisoned. >> they had also titled a letter to the obama girls called playing house in the white house. they offered this advice, surround yourself with loyal friends, they'll protect and calm you. and join in on some of the fun and appreciate the history. and this. cherish your animals. because sometime you'll need the quiet comfort that only animals can provide. their most important piece of advice years ago? our t dad like yours is a man of integrity and love. remember who your dad really is. >> it's re

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> let's get much more on this. i want to bring in jeffrey thomas, an aviation perspective, joining us from skype. great to have you on the program. we want to talk about airport security to start off with. should we be alarmed that this individual was able to check in a firearm when he'd already flagged himself up to authorities? >> absolutely. it is a troubling background to this gentleman from what has been reported to us. the fact that he had some problems apparently, allegedly, and then indeed checked this firearm with his checked baggage which of course is allowed in certain states of the united states. and that was nothing illegal this doing that. however of course what transpired of course was a terrible tragedy. but the problem we've got here is that although some cases it's legal, some cases it's illegal, if somebody wants to perpetrate something like this, whether legal or not, is not going to stop them. and this is the big challenge for the industry is wherever you have large numbers of people congregati

our randi kaye takes us through the timeline of events as we hear from the witnesses who were there. >> gunfire going off in the terminal. >> reporter: it's just before 1 kw1:00 p.m. when a gunman opens fire at ft. lauderdale-hollywood airport. he's inside baggage claim at terminal two. >> he was shooting people down on the ground, too. >> reporter: he says they tried to help the victims. >> my wife took a sweater from my mother-in-law and applied direct pressure to the gentleman who was right next to us. he'd been shot in the head. all the people seemed to be shot in the head. we checked the man next to him, had no vital signs. he was gone. >> reporter: another witness tells cnn his plane had just landed and some victims are his fellow passengers. >> all of a sudden everybody started running. i grabbed our kids, and we took off running down the ramp. the flight attendant let us onto the tarmac, we hid behind some baggage cars. >> reporter: all passengers are evacuated. they run to the tarmac in search of safety. authorities quickly zero in on the suspect. >> we have the shooter in c

randy kaye, cnn, new york. >> joining me with more, evan perez. what can you tell us about how this happened? >> anderson, one of the most interesting things is what happens after one of these incidents is you have witness statements and, you know, you spend a lot of time, especially investigators there on the ground, spending a lot of time trying to corroborate. at this point we're told that they have not been able to corroborate this idea that there was an altercation on the plane. they still have these witness statements and report that there might have been some kind of altercation on the aircraft on one of the legs of this aircraft. apparently this was a connecting flight from alaska into ft. lauderdale. they have not yet been able to corroborate whether or not this was anything that happened on this aircraft. and really one of the things that you call attention to in this case is that if there had been anything significant that security would certainly have met this aircraft at the airport when it landed, and that did not happen in this case

>> on a cruiseship. >> cleanup on aisle 6. >> randi kaye on a cruise ship. hi. > hi. i'm not sure if i should talk to you guys or your alter egos there. but i'll go with it. i'm working with it. we are on board the "harmony of the seas" somewhere in the middle of the ocean. we are making our way toward the caribbean. sometime around midnight we're going to be off the coast of cuba. so this is quite the party here. this is the largest passenger ship in the world. there are 6,000 passengers on board. 2,500 crew members. this is one area where the party's going to be started. this is called the boardwalk. some of the folks here -- wow. okay. you can tell, people are pretty excited. all right. people come from all over the world. where did you come from? >> we came from new york. >> neurotically we're here from new york. >> where did you come from? >> brazil. >> and why did you want to come on a cruise? your parents made you? >> yeah. pretty much. >> what are you going to do at midnight? are you going to be awake? >> yeah. >> where are you from? >> brazil also. >> oh

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randy kaye, cnn, washington. >> join meganow is anita mcbride, the chief of staff to first lady laura exhausting thinking about that. it really does sound like a controlled chaos. >> it is and to think about it, that this particular inauguration, the parade is almost an hour and a half or two hours shorter -- >> means less time for them. >> less time for them. >> amazing that everything from the obamas has to be out and everything from the -- does the trump family send stuff that they -- they already have earmarked what they want in various rooms? >> typically that is what happens is after that first meeting where, you know, we saw mrs. obama greeted mrs. trump, the chief usher would begin to have a conversation with people on mrs. trump's team to start to go through this checklist of things that they will want to move in, thins they want to have in the house, so those kinds of kfgss have been going on. >> their clothes will be hanging -- >> their clothes will be hanging, their inaugural items will be laid out for them. food that they want to have. beds will be made for all of their o

. >>> cnn will air a special report on first lady michelle obama tonight and randi kaye looks back atthe white house. >> i can't stop thinking about this. it has shaken me to my core in a way that i couldn't have predicted. >> she was the most profound feminist without being labeled that. because she stood up for girls and she stood up for women when they were being bullied from the most powerful platform in the world. she spoke for so many women when she said i feel this in my core. this is unacceptable. >> because remember this, when they go low, we go -- yes, we do. >> michelle obama slayed a dragon for girls and for women, forever. the voice she gave to women and girls, that's her legacy. >> joining us now is veronica chambers, whose book, the meaning of mymy chel, it was just released. thanks for joining us. >> thanks. good morning, good to be here. >> why did you want to put together this book? >> we did this book because the editor, elizabeth and i were huge fans and we thought, this is the end of an era after eight years, it's a terrific time to talk about all that michelle ob

randi kaye has more. >> reporter: june last year in chicago. antonio perkins is on facebook live drinking tequila with friends. it's the last thing he does before he's shot dead. [ gunshots ] perkins falls to the ground. his camera does too but keeps recording. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> reporter: police look into whether perkins' killer used facebook live to pinpoint his location. but a suspect is never identified. ♪ in norfolk, virginia a month after that shooting three men are hanging around in a car singing along to music, all of it streaming over facebook live. their music is suddenly interrupted by gunfire. the camera falls but keeps streaming. [ gunshots ] more than two dozen shots are fired in just about 20 seconds. a man who comes to their rescue is heard off camera. >> look at me. look at me. hey. hey. stay relaxed. >> the victims ask for medical attention. >> we need an ambulance. there's three of us shot. >> reporter: the men all survived. weeks later u.s. marshals arrested tony angelo roundtree. he's charged with using a firearm

i'm randi kaye, and this is a cnn special report. history made, the legacy of michelle obama. ♪ january 17, 1964, on the south side of chicago, a future first lady is born. michelle, lavonne, robinson grew up in the south shore. her older brother craig remembers it well. >> we didn't know how poor we were. so it was terrific. >> her mother, marian robinson volunteered at school so she could keep a close eye on her children. her father, frasier robinson, worked for the city's water department. in his early 30s, he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. >> we watched a man who was disabled get up and go to work every day. >> he was our provider. he was our champion, our hero. but, as he got sicker, it got harder for him to walk. took him longer to get dressed in the morning. you know, but if h was in pain, he never let on. he never stopped smiling and laughing. >> he conducted himself with so much dignity and so much purpose and was so committed to his family and so committed to his kids that he left that family with something very dee

. >> randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> so, because we've flooded you with politics this hour, yeah, we get that too. so we're going to throw something else out there. this is a ruby c dragon, the first known video of the creature alive. it was captured by researchers from the scripps oceanographic institute. the ruby is the third type of known sea dragon after the common and the leafy species. they're related to seahorses. and there you go. that wraps up this hour of "cnn newsroom." my colleague, george howell will be back after the break with another hour of news from around the world, so you are in good hands. thank you for watching cnn. >>> donald trump weighs in on sanctions against russia. what the u.s. president-elect is saying about how he might respond to alleged election meddling. >>> taking the knife to one of barack obama's key achievements, looking to dismantle the affordable care act. >>> and frigid temperatures strike the united states and europe. how long the deadly cold weather is expected to last. live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to our viewers here in

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i'm randi kaye and this is a cnn special report. "history made: the legacy of michelle obama." ♪ january 17, 1964, on the south side of chicago, a future first lady is born. michelle lavaughn robinson grew up in a one bedroom apartment in a working class neighborhood, the south shore. her older brother craig remembers it well. >> we didn't know how poor we were. so it was terrific. >> her mother, marian robinson volunteered at school so she could keep a close eye on her children. her father, fraser robinson, worked for the city's water department. in his early 30s, he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. >> we watched a man who was disabled get up and go to work every day. >> he was our provider. he was our champion, our hero. but, as he got sicker, it got harder for him to walk. took him longer to get dressed in the morning. you know, but if he was in pain, he never let on. he never stopped smiling and laughing. >> he conducted himself with so much dignity and so much purpose and was so committed to his family and so committed to

randi kaye, cnn new york. >> we'll be right back. [bullfighting music] [burke] billy-goat ruffians. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> and that's it for us. thanks for watching. "cnn tonight with don lemon" starts now. >>> breaking news, stunning details from the classified intelligence report delivered to president barack obama today. this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon, sources tell know who turned offer and intercepted transmissions capture top officials celebrating donald trump's victory. this is just before due to sit down to brief him. and sources

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> all of it broadcast live. we'll be right back. i'ts your tv, take it with you. with directv and at&t, stream live tv anywhere data-free. join directv today starting at $35/month. no extra monthly fees. ♪ >>> and that's it for us. thanks for watching. "cnn tonight with don lemon" starts now. >>> breaking news, stunning details from the classified intelligence report delivered to president barack obama today. this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. sources tell cnn american spy agencies know who handed over stolen democratic e-mails to wikileaks and intercepted communications capture top russian officials celebrating donald trump's election victory. all this coming just hours before intelligence chiefs are due to sit down with trump behind closed doors to brief him on russia's actions. meanwhile, sources say president-elect donald trump will ask congress, not mexico, to pay for his promised border wall. and capitol hill republicans promising to take action this year to repeal obamacare despite the lack of any replacement plan. house s

andrew johnson may be tied for -- >> earlier on cnn there was a segment in a pennsylvania diner, randi kayeoing around -- they were all in support of him. >> that doesn't -- >> no, what i'm saying they have a different idea of competence than the people inside the beltway. >> he has a policy he hasn't been able to enforce because he can't get his own justice department to enforce it. >> if you -- >> who is that? >> it's alan. >> see, i think sally set out to be fired, i think she was wanting to be a holdover hero, it's the easiest thing in the world when you're a person from the other party to become a hero to all the people like me who are opposed to this policy, but in doing that, she i think clearly overstepped her bounds. she has no right to refuse to enforce the law because she disagrees with the policy. >> what's the definition of competition, right? fareed thinks it was an incompetent rollout. there seems to be agreement among republicans and democrats that it could have been rolled out better, not that they necessarily agree with the bulk of the terms of this ban in some ways, but t

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