. >> so my dreams when i was a young girl was to be a singer, have my own band, and meet whitney houstonan of color to play her, and then for whitney houston to be my fairy godmother? you've got to be kidding me. ♪ impossible ♪ ♪ impossible ♪ ♪ impossible ♪ ♪ impossible ♪ ♪ impossible ♪ ♪ impossible ♪ >> i remember like it was yesterday. and so this like magic is happening and i'm like oh, my god, she really sings like this. ♪ imposs ♪ is the note. >> why are you down there, girl? ♪ impossible ♪ ♪ >> the feeling of this whole project is magical. >> once whitney and brandy became involved with it, it seemed like we had to change how we were going to present the musical. >> see the black woman. it's sassy and like okay, this is a black show now, honey. and there ain't no turning back! >> you want to know what her problem is? she can't handle how fabulous you are. >> people were inspired. it changed people's lives. it changed the way black little girls believed in themselves. i hear to this day, i believe i can be a princess now. that movie is the reason why it's possible. i know like it's

straight to cnn's whitney wild, along enforcement correspondent, whitney good evening to you. tony ornato became a key source in january six committee to pursue, filing to pursue, i should say the testimony. what are you learning about his departure? >> he's telling us that he's not going to work for the former president, for any of the former presidents organizations, and he declined to comment on through his next employer might be. he's telling us that this was something that had been in the works and he was working on a retirement plan for about a year prior to his been to the secret service for 25 years, and resisting can he give us earlier tonight. i did retire today to pursue a career in the private sector. again, i retired from the u. s. secret service after more than 25 years of faithful service to my country, including serving the past five presidents. a long plan to retire and have been planning this transition for more than a year, but not, and it's really worth noting that the timing here is very conspicuous. this is almost two months to the day where cassidy hutch

whitney, good evening to you. or not, a tornado, he became a key source in the january six committee to pursue following hutchinson's bombshell testimony. what more you learning about his departure? >> what's he is telling us is that he is not going to work for the former president. he's not going to work for any of the former presidents organizations. he declined to comment on who his next employer might be. further down, he's telling us that this was something that have been in the works. he was working on a retirement plan for about a year prior. he's been with the secret service for 25 years. here's a statement that he gave us earlier tonight. i did retire today to pursue a career in the private sector. again, i retired from the secret service after more than 25 years of faithful service to my country. including serving the past five presidents. i long plants retire, and i've been planning the transition for more than a year. but, don, it is really worth noting that the timing here is very conspicuous. i, mean

apartment and i'm still doing that and finding these letters and hearing the voices of my moms aunt whitney, these people i had never met but it just changed. they were fascinating people and fascinating voices and i realized when i had it i realized i didn't know what i would tell about his past and his ancestors. i should know myself that side of the family and i should have something that he can read and look at and make up his own mind about. >> when we first started talking about this project you and i were interested in trying to find a new way to talk about the vanderbilts. like any prominent part of american history where going over territory that other booksyou may have already looked at . can you talk about what readers can expect, our take on vanderbilts? >> that's what's so brilliant about you as a writer . i think we were very much totally in line with what our interests were. neither of us wanted to write a dry linear history of then chapter 16, 1895. i wanted it to be more ... there have been remarkable books written about connor vanderbilt that won the pulitzer prize that fo

cnn's whitney wild is live in washington with the latest on this., tell us what you've learned. >> reporter: well, the purpose of that congressional report is to alert lawmakers when the i.g. is running into significant challenges collecting information. this memo was obtained by the project on governmentover sight. it was shared with cnn and shows that there was a original language that would have had detailed descriptions from the department of homeland securities inspector general's office of the multiple ways they thought the secret service was stalling the watchdog's investigation. among the accusations, these investigators said the secret service wouldn't identify the reviewers of records. that made it hard to contact them and get the relevant information. investigators also said that the secret service wouldn't give records to the i.g. without an internal review. and when they did hand over documents, they were heavily redacted. finally, the i.g. investigators said that the secret service wasn't totally up front with them about the totality o

so governor, you heard whitney's reporting.t, dan cox, who is the republican nominee for governor in the state of maryland has posted a statement on facebook. he says in part, and i'll read it to you, this fbi raid of trump's home is nothing short of communist stassi police stay tactics. as governor i will use the ninth and tenth amendment, the maryland constitution and declaration of rights and the maryland police and national guard to stand against all rogue reactions of this biden administration with fierce tenacity. how dangerous is this type of rhetoric? >> well, it is dangerous. and everybody should just take a breath back and say let's wait and get facts. that's important. there's a lot of facts we do not know. but it's critically important that the attorney general of the united states that presumably signed off on this search warrant, that he address the american people, that he provide some information, that he does not leave the vacuum that is there that allows this kind of hysterical rhetoric to consume our nation.

♪ ♪ susan: for you, the whitney houston performance is definitive. why? considered by many people to be the best performance of the national anthem ever. i think it is the passion and devotion she communicates through her voice. it is interesting about the music is that it is pretty nontraditional. there is an extra beat added to every measure in her performance so it feels more like a slow march or a church hymn, than it does like that star-spangled banner, which is in a triple meter, like a waltz. it gives her voice time to expand and blossom but also allows her to bring in a gospel style, taking the at them to church, if you will. when people hear that performance, which was during a time of crisis in american identity, she captures that moment for people by making the sacred message of devotion to the nation so when people hear that version, they do not think about the ornamentation or the changes to the music, what they think is that, this is true, this is real, she believes what she is saying, she is embodying the ideals of the lyric. i think it is

now, brandy sporting those glass slippers alongside whitney houston, of course, whoopi goldberg, jasone peters. the upcoming abc news special will include cast interviews, plus rare behind the scenes footage of whitney working her magic on set. "cinderella, the reunion" the special edition of 2020 will be followed by a royal presentation of the movie airing for the first time in more than two decades. it all begins tuesday, august 23rd before the clock strikes midnight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> that movie was iconic. >> ground breaking in so many ways. >> yes, yes. >> i also like that it's before my bedtime. >> just early enough. >> we're all finding things we like here. >>> now let's get a check of the weather. cheryl scott from our chicago station wls is here. hey, cheryl. >> looking for that fairy tale story in the weather. here in the northeast beautiful and sunny, but check out this video from destin, florida. beachgoers do not seem too alarmed, but there you can see a water spout churning up the seas there. great capture from that onlooker, and then here's another live view from l

cnn law enforcement correspondent whitney wild has this reporting. whitney, how does the association think this information can be used against the agents? >> well, basically what they're saying is that there's very little information about what's going on now. all they know is this personal information has been given to oversight bodies. what i want to make absolutely clear about this is that our reporting is these personal phone numbers, not records, but personal phone numbers went to oversight bodies. so we don't necessarily know the specifics of the committees. the secret service wouldn't expand upon that for us. but what we do know is the department of homeland security inspector general is conducting a criminal probe. so, ana, the point here is, given all the investigations going on, at least one of them from the department of homeland security inspector general, is criminal. this is causing a lot of anxiety among secret service agents. the union was compelled to send a letter to members on tuesday saying exactly what you said, advising them th

and everybody has been asking me about whitney.l, work wise. but still searching for a life partner. >> yeah i mean, a lot of people are married at my age. [laughs] after spending most of my life as a single person. once you reach a certain age. you start asking why i'm i not married. what's wrong with me? >> okay, so i received all my medications in the mail. this is what we're going to be working with. my name is whitney, i'm 35 years old. i'm an entertainment lawyer. and i always saw myself getting married and having kids. this is everything. >> on my 34th birthday. i came home from work i just started the dream job, had my apartment in new york and there was nobody to share it with, i am alone. i literally have no one to share my life with right now. and i cried. now that i'm 35, i feel like that runway to find a partner, and to have a family is getting shorter and shorter and shorter. >> i was in my late 20s, early 30s, when i started my fertility fellowship. and there were people who were younger than me, that were struggling

whitney, thank you very much. developing tonight, more signs that the investigation by the justice department is expanding and zeroing right in on the inner sanctum of trump's white house. sources are telling us that patrick philbin has been subpoenaed by the grand jury investigating january 6th. philbin worked under white house counsel pat cipollone who himself was just subpoenaed by the grand jury. both men were there, key witnesses for the trump's attempt to subvert the 2020 election. cara skinnel broke the story and what more can you tell about these subpoenas? the subpoenas to the former white house counsel pat sip loany and patrick philbin are seeking documents in their testimony before a federal grand jury. this is certainly another escalation of the department of justice investigations. they had previously called that we know of according to sources, mike pence and two of his top aides, mark short who is his chief of staff and greg jacob, his counsel and interestingly for both, these d ins have the questio

whitney wild, thanks very much.anie grisham, former press secretary for former president trump, and olivia troye, who was a counterterrorism adviser to then vice president pence, also a lifelong republican. thank you both. if we could start with this breaking news just in to cnn. how significant do you think it is tony ornoto is leaving the secret service at this moment when the january 6th committee clearly wants more testimony from him, likely public? >> yeah, i think the timing is suspect and interesting. i wonder what this means, he'll be a private citizen, what does this mean going forward as the committee hearings start up again. i actually think it's probably best for the secret service that tony ornoto is leaving. he certainly brought a lot of disgrace and shame to the people who work there. who are great people of law enforcement that i have gotten to know. i think it will be interesting to see how these plays out and i'm also very curious to see where his future employment will be. >> stephanie, one thing

whitney, what have you learned? >> the professional association that advocates for federal law enforcement agents warned members tuesday that their personal phone numbers that have been handed to oversight bodies will likely be used in a criminal investigation. this warning appeared in a letter sent to members of that organization, the federal law enforcement officers association. last week cnn reported that personal cell phone numbers of secret service agents had been provided to oversight entities, that say highly unusual move, it came after weeks of scrutiny over missing secret service text messages that the agency maintains had been lost due to a data migration that happened a few weeks after january 6th, but prior to a request from the department of homeland security's ig for records that included text messages. here is a quote from the letter that was sent to members of that organization on tuesday. exactly whose numbers were provided to whom and for what purpose have yet to be determined. however, the informa

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there was just a whitney houston, a whole graphic tour in of vegas. i'm a roy orbison's, son has, is planning to send his dad's hologram on tour and hope he will be crying all the way to the bank with that. so there's are seeing a whole section of, of a new revenues come out that allows people to really exploit the, the, the celebrity, um and uh, the artistry of, of musicians who have, who have long since left us. all right, sitting a hologram on tor brave new world there. scott roxborough with adobe culture. thank you very much. well, just to be clear, abba is not dead, but this, the compact disc is much closer to it is now officially 40 years since the 1st music cd came out. and since the shiny discs quickly became popular all over the world, on the 1st issue was in fact, abas' is called the visitors, bruce and hanover, germany. what made the cd so hot sound quality was way better than cassette tapes and vinyl could provide. and it was easy to skip to a song that you liked, but the big idea behind the city was also its downfall. music was digitized

that hasn't actually be top leadership. whitney exists. ringback fight drilling, jenny, this is what i do. but sunday we should we come to get it differently in most wish to for the speakers to you back here on monday, but ah, she's got issues with all say will gray. he will be august the 2021. afghan has done. the taliban take power. and humanitarian catastrophe begins. when enough, violently oppressed, abject poverty becomes everyday reality. how do people in afghanistan live today? in science report? background stories on all platforms, wilson by d. w. ah . europe's rivers are drying, and that threatening trade across the continent or visit the rhine in germany, where ships are lighting their loads and businesses looking at alternatives to one of europe's major waterways. also in our show, the temps are sweltering and spain, but it's getting harder to cool off. new energy rules limit the use of air conditioning and 4 months after defaulting on its debt, sri lanka is still puzzling together rescue plan one walk the show. i'm seeking bear

meaningful decisions are only made at the negotiating table that hasn't actually de top leadership. whitney excess. ringback hydrogen, jenna, this is what i do for sunday. we should we come to get it the chalet in most fish. newly promoted linda's. they got to him, shock up late, deaf 1st home game of the season and were held to draw by munching. got back with regal salazar opened a match with a bang given shall got you 1st off, lead god back then head back in the 2nd period markers theorem, teed up, join us hoffman to equalize in the 72nd minute. and then durham scored himself 6 minutes later, but shaka were awarded a last minute penalty. which marius buddha convicted. so the game and that to to that's all from us up next. well stories to week in reports. i am eddie micah junior. thanks for watching, but stay tuned for more news at the top of the out the up to date don't miss our highlights. the details.

just from other genders because that honey bun, they are just about 3 to 4 percent of the pushed whitney group. so they do by no means represent of gotten is done and they will not be capable to govern the country as a whole is the way they do that right now. a canister, as you well know, is facing a humanitarian crisis on a staggering scale. what are you and your european colleagues doing to help up kind of stand overcome that crisis and improve the welfare of its people? the 1st thing and that has also been clear last year is we do not want any, i've gone by from starvation. so we ran humanitarian aid over it for the winter, for the last winter. we're going to have to see to what degree we would be able to do that again for the next enter, the willingness is there. but as general financial resources in the money sharing sector, australia and, and the food prices that is building ahead is not making things more easier. so for you, monetary made, there is a big willingness to continue also to keep hospitals running. the other question is, in terms of the future, would you mean what were

it was i will always love you by whitney houston. don't speak ill of the dead. she's amazing. >> isn't that from earlier in the '90s? kennedy: no, 2001 from the bodyguard. which of these presidents wrote an autobiography without mentioning his wife, bill jackson, martin van buren or lyndon b johnson. >> it's never the most obvious and i'll exclude bill clinton and i'll go andrew jackson. luck pressed. oh, come on. kennedy: nope, you -- >> outrage. kennedy: chris, president obama declined this gift from a local leader from a visit to columbia. was it illegal drugs, a house of columbia, a pornographic catalog, or a pet donkey? visit to columbia. >> i'm going to say a pet donkey. kennedy: yes, that's right. did you press your luck? >> i did. i thought we were all pressed. kennedy: no, you have four points now. good job, buddy. you have four points. press your luck here, scott, no matter what. okay. that's just the rule. while in office, president trump had the highest net worth of any u.s. president. adjusted for inflation, which president had the second highest ne

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it will also show some rare behind-the-scenes footage of whitney on the set back in 1997.f its time in may ways when you think about it. >> indeed, indeed. enjoy that special. really is terrific. >>> also in tv news the highly anticipated "game of thrones" spin-off called "house of the dragon" burst onto the small screen over the weekend with record-breaking numbers. sunday's fiery premiere pulling in a whopping 10 million viewers in the u.s. that marks the largest series premiere in hbo history. if the viewership numbers don't speak for themselves check out this video. i don't know if you can tell. i don't know how they could tell. it's a street full of new york city apartments and they're all watching the premiere at the exact same time. i guess by the lights you can tell, that had like millions of hits on tiktok, people -- >> close your shades, new yorkers. >> that series takes you back to 200 years before "game of thrones." of course, the most watched fictional series of all time. >> no privacy in this city. >> no. >> no, hope y'all enjoyed the commercial breaks at the

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cnn law enforcement correspondent whitney wild is breaking the details.after cnn reported just how long investigators at the department of homeland security inspector general office knew that they were lost to a data migration. cnn reported that office knew in may. the house over sight committee chairman want more answers after that cnn report and today they are reiterating they're call for the inspector general joseph cuffari to step aside. here is a quote. we're writing with great new concerns over your lack of transparency and independence and they say the committees have obtained new evidence that your office may have secretly abandoned efforts to collect text messages from the secret service more than a year ago. these documents also indicate that your office may have taken steps to cover up the extent of missing records raising further concerns about your ability to independently and effectively perform your duties as inspector general. there are a lot of pieces of news in here, victor. maloney and thompson are also demanding transcribed interviews

whitney houston does not sing a traditional anthem. is the gospel, all these added images, and yet people are like, that is a traditional anthem. because it sounds like you're going to church. she makes it feel like her commitment to the contrary is a sacred bond, and people resonate with that feeling, even though musically, it is not at all what she sang. she sang three beats per bar, not four. for a musician or a dancer, that is really weird, right? >> that was one of the most mind-blowing things. did you notice something different? it is like, that is the reason why. it is interesting to critically think about the way that people sing it and break rules and traditions along the way. related to the lyrics, thinking about juneteenth being two days from now, there is that use of the word "slave" in key's lyrics. i wonder if you just might say a word about not even just that, but how you handled kind of portraying him as a figure that was a slave owner, was an advocate for black people, did not like abolitionist. there is some complexit

whitney wild in washington. thank you very much. >>> still ahead, average gas prices below 4 bucks a gallon for the first time in five months. some relief there. we'll talk about the overall impact on inflation next. >>> the former national security adviser for president trump john bolton, he is speaking out this morning about a plot to assassinate him and the former secretary of state mike pompeo, now multiple other officials are stepping up their security measures. >>> and later, cnn is back on the ground in afghanistan for first time since the taliban took over, seeing firsthand what a new report finds that 97% of afghan families are struggling to put food on the table. >>> there is food you can buy, the market stalls are full. but the conversations that we have been having with vendors make it clear that for the vast majority of people it has become unaffordable. and her museum of personal l computers. and you can find her, and millions of other talented pros, right now on upwork.k.com ♪ this... is the plann

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whitney has been covering it and joins us now.into this stuff? >> that's why house democrats want to know. we don't have an answer. at this point, the on the record statements from the dhs ig are look, this is an ongoing investigation. we can't talk about it. however, according to an internal email by government oversight and shared with cnn, he is defending himself to employees calling this an on slot of meritless criticism. house democrats, though, want to know more. they're asking for communications and transcribed interviews with top officials at that office. house oversight chairwoman car caroline maloney and bennie thompson wrote to the inspector general monday and they are leveling very serious accusations saying frankly, they're concerned about a coverup by the i.g.'s office as they investigated the missing secret service text messages. here is a quote. the committees obtained new evidence your office may have secretly abandoned efforts to collect text messages from the secret service more than a year ago. these documents

. >> thank you, and now we will hand it back to the gleeves whitney, executive director of the geraldesidential foundation. >> wow, what a fine gathering of people to help us celebrate the birthday in a remarkable life a first lady betty ford. i'm gleaves whitney, executive director of the ford presidential foundation and on behalf of the foundation i want to express our appreciation to susan ford bails, and compton -- jonathan plus gamma, and nicola -- for their insights and stories. ladies and gentlemen the first lady of the united states accompanied by postmaster general lewis dejoy, mr. fred ryan and mrs. ann peterson. ladies and gentlemen, the first lady of the united states accompanied by the postmaster

cnn law enforcement correspondent whitney wild is reporting on this.t more do we know on that front, the secret service text front? >> there is a lot of information coming out to suggest that inspector general investigators knew a lot more and were prepared to tell congress a lot more about the roadblocks they were encountering as they were trying to get really crucial detail out of the secret service. this is according to a draft memo that was obtained by the project on government oversight. it was shared with cnn. and, poppy, it lists several ways that investigators believed the secret service was stalling, really stalling the efforts from the inspect general investigators to try to get these key documents, these key text messages. so the document listed several ways that was happening. they believed that the secret service was sort of arbitrarily stalling their ability to get documents, they said that they would not identify the people who were actually conducting the internal review within the secret service when the ig actually did get documents,

thank you, and now we will hand it back to the gleaves whitney, executive director of the gerald r.presidential foundation. >> wow, what a fine gathering of people to help us celebrate the birthday and remarkable life of first lady betty ford. i'm gleaves whitney, executive director of the ford presidential foundation and on behalf of the foundation i want to express our appreciation to susan ford bales, anne compton, bing goie, jonathan -- for their insights and stories. >> almost from the beginning of use this room to launch the projects closest to my heart. it's a good place to gather your committee or your group, talk into being a program, and get it moving. most of our beautification planning was done right here. we took our notes on president grant table and liaison with the outside world with this old french telephone made back in 18 90s. and then, i know that one day, vivid memories of this room will come to mind. for almost three years our various library committees have met here, bringing in the chancellor and regions, architects, historians and archivists, and all manner

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