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Battle so i need you to fight theres some things i need to die. My ego, my pride, my grip on my life. Growing old9 into the fire leave no survivors. Survivors. Survivors. Survivors. Growing old into the fire and leave no survivors if. Pete hey [applause] we just had a chance to listen to jeremy camp perform no survivors off his new album, Deeper Waters. Will incredible. Pete well done. Will great job. Pete talk about a front row seat to a concert rachel yeah. And and waking us up at 9 a. M. Pete for sure. Hes got a full performance coming up at 9 50 eastern time. See you in a bit. Rachel thank...

Netflix has announced the premiere date for Season 6 of its social media reality hit The Circle. But this year there's a game-changing twist: for the first time ever, an AI robot has joined the players!

>> reporter: and then they told him about the letter which they had only recently received anonymously and they read brenda's words aloud to him. >> i am writing this letter sent to you by a dear friend who had instructions to do so when it was time. >> reporter: why was it time? because david who had been raising three boys with brenda including a 2-year-old named max -- >> what a great husband and father he is. >> reporter: because david had only recently engaged to remarry to jane abraham, joining two families. and back in 2011 when brenda was dying, she had foreseen this day and asked a cl...

The first drawing did not count. we're talking about the state department's diversity visa lottery. they say a computer glitch kept some people from being entered. so they're saying it wasn't a fair drawing so they have to draw again in july. usa today talked to a u.s. immigrant named max who was already making long-term plans after seeing his name on the list. out of around 15 million applicants, only about 15,000 people get visas, so when you hear those numbers you understand why they call it a lottery and it is just that and you feel like you won the lottery if you are one of those 50,000. ...

new orleans and baton rouge would be saved. also mirroring arizona, the second state with some stiff immigration laws. the governor nathan beale signed that law yesterday. the author will be here with me in the studio live and also someone who's against it. you want to hear the conversation. also another conversation you'll be interested to hear, a rare interview with hank aaron, talking about baseball, how it's letting down the black community. also talking about who the real home run king should be. from the cnn center, this is your cnn saturday morning. glad you could spend pa...