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African-american, so i don't intend for him to be the nominee and guide this party, i intend to be the nominee and move the party in the direction that is governing for all of the people for the united states. >> governor jim gilmore. thank you for being with us and taking the time. >> thank you, frances. >> now turning to developing news. the world health organization schedules an emergency meeting over the zika virus. it is exploding over america. we will explain the threat to women here in the united states and what airlines are doing in response of its advance. our team of reporters will h...

Good to have you back with us. a reminder, you can watch all after tonight's stories online at cnn.com/lifechangers. while you're there, be sure to take a look at the photo gall y galleries we put together. they are really, really special. now, on to the person our ashleigh banfield credits with, well, pretty much everything. ♪ >> my mother's name is suzsy lount. >> isn't that wonderful for a fire at the lake? how many pounds of fish total? >> ten. >> and this is our family brunch at her lakefront house near my

All right. play along with me here for just a moment. i want you to think about your life and where you are right now. can you think of the one person who's the reason you're there? ashleigh banfield can. and in a new special, she along with other cnn anchors, myself included, set out to recognize the people who changed our lives. here's ashleigh. ♪ >> this is the hairpin. look out. >> reporter: i've come from new york city where i work to winnipeg, my hometown in canada. and then 2 1/2 hours by car to a remote cabin on a lake. it's sort of like the annual family reunion. and i'll tell you w...

Bringing you story from the cnn anchors about the person who changed their lives. the person who had a big impact on the direction of their lives, and when they asked me who was the biggest influence on me, it was very easy, my mom. but it is not for the reason that you would think. >> reporter: this is a hairpin. look out. >> i have come from new york city where i work to winnipeg, my hometown in canada, and then 2 1/2 hours by car to a remote cabin on a lake. it is sort of like the annual family reunion and i will tell you why, my mom. okay. here we go. woo-hoo. my mother's name is suzy loun...

>> translator: if america is serious, they have to keep on training a large number of fighters to fight the terrorist organizations. >> reporter: but the u.s. is not going to throw good money after bad. from now on, it will focus on working with established rebel groups instead of trying to raise a new rebel army. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. the pentagon said this weekend it will offer what it called condolence payments to families of the victims of that u.s. air strike on a doctors without borders hospital in afghanistan. the mistaken bombing killed at least 22 staff members and pati...