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you didn't want to leave your mom. >> i wasn't going to leave my mama behind. she was staying and was staying. my trailer got completely wiped out. >> i'm not sure if you have seen video of this mobile home park or not, but it doesn't exist anymore. philipp's trailer is no longer there. there is a mattress and his belongings, but it no longer exists. what was it like for you? >> it was a nightmare, but you know, it's just items. it can be replaced. the humans can't. >> a lot of people hear that and say why would you risk that by staying there? >> well, that's our home. >> that's my mama. a lot of people take a lot of things for granted, but when you only have one parent that's alive, you are going to do what you gotta do to stay.
cia director i didn't know it was the day mr. trump gave a public call to the russians to find hillary clinton's e-mails, it was the same day that the gru was looking for it. there is solution in plain sight. >> let's bring in the lead off panel. national political reporter, an attorney and former staffer for the armed services committees and national correspondent for "the washington post." philipp, on this issue of security clearances, john brennan had his revoked. in this same studio a few hours ago, he talked and one of the things he talked about was trying to prevent this from happening to other former and current officials. does he have any ability to do that? >> one of the things is he is trying to engage in a legal case to do that. he recognizes what the threat s.
about the fact that i think i'm elevating here and i want to elevate this here. this fight over security clearance and brennan is speaking out like he is. this is something the president is very intentionally doing. he thinks to some political benefit. >> first of all, he likes to fit with people and elevate people to fight with him. i would disagree with philipp on one thing. he said that the president's enemies within the administration. what's fascinating about what the president has done and alarming to some is he is using not only the informal powers of the presidency, but the formal powers of the presidency not just to go after political enemies and adversaries, but institutions that could stand to thwart him and go against career professionals in the intelligence community and the law enforcement community. he is basically weaponized all of the parts of the federal government that he really
christm christmas. prince harry's american fiance meghan markle made an appearance. prince william and the duchess kate middle con and markle got a shout out as she talked about her own seven-decade marriage. >> prince philipp decided it's time to slow down a little. having as he economically put it, done his bit. but i know his hospital and unique sense of humor will remain as strong as ever as we enjoy spending time this christmas with our family and look forward to welcoming new members into it next year. that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college.
their wedding out of his religious objections. they went to court and sued. the lower courts ruled in their favor, citing anti-discrimination laws. he is coming to court now and he has a first amendment argument. he said his cakes are like artistic expressions and colorado can't force him to convey a message that goes against his religious beliefs. he has the lawyers for president trump in his corner on this case. their lawyers come back and say this is not about free speech or cakes. it's about discrimination. that, fred, is what their lawyers will argue on tuesday morning here. >> and part of the argument is how is philipp's objection to the same-sex couple different from a refusal to an interracial couple or a couple from two religions seeking a wedding
a place to share fighters, skills, share ideas. and they share human -- human resporeses. >> it was very easy for us. >> reporter: this man is a former member of one of the philippines notorious jihadi groups. he said extremists have had decades to develop sophisticated senate smuggling networks. >> they can easily transport arms and money, very easily. >> reporter: in which countries? >> malaysia and philippines. >> reporter: the back door, the i linslands between the philipp and malaysia smuggling navigate using small boats. some of the foreign fighters battling here may have actually island-hopped their way here. recently the philippines, indonesia and malaysia announced plans for joint counterterror
the first cnn hero of 2017. she transformed her heart break into action. she keeps kids battling life-threatening illnesses connectioned to their everyday lives. >> it's really difficult for kids to spend a lot of time in the hospital. they get so disconnected from family and friends and when we bring them technology, they are right in the classroom. >> hello, philipp. >> you can just see the face light right up. it brings them such joy. >> to watch leslie's story, while you are there, if you know someone who deserves to be a hero, nominate them right now. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. (vo) maybe it was here,
has been famous for doing is making deals. they have refineries and upstream production. he is a company man that began with exxon in 1975, i believe it was. he already is going to have that experience of making deals. the question for me is can you separate that from potential conflicts of interest. almost anywhere he goes in the world, there will be something to do with exxon-mobil in and or near that country or region. >> cnbc's steve leesman. appreciate it. for more, i want to bring in sabrina from the guardian and philipp from "the washington post." let's start on the question of tillerson. if this is the pick, you see marco rubio's comments and you know when it am cacomes to russ. is there a worry for the trump team if they go with tiller? >> there is. the main reason people might be worried is the comment from rubio.
rday and suspected on cnn international. great stuff this weekend and thank you so much for joining us. have a wonderful weekend and memorial day. set your dvr. "ac 360" with anderson starts now. >> we have breaking news. one of the key witnesses changed their story in the multiple mores that shocked washington in the country. changed their accounts of what happened. one of the many things we are learning since the take down of the suspect and fugitive. went is in jail held without bail in the fillings of the family including their 10-year-old child philipp and housekeeper. in a moment we will look closer at the evidence that investigators say ties him of the horror that unfolded in the home last week. four people held captive and terrorized and allegedly tortured, murdered and left to
out for gay marriage because it would kill him in the swing states and then they turn on the tv and he's telling david gregory just the opposite. david plouffe was angry with him, obama was angry for a time but they smoothed it over. we focus on the externals. he's making noise internally. >> what are you hearing, gentlemen, about hillary clinton and his issue? is she responding to the possibility of having to go up against biden next time? are they in that mentality they might have to run against each other any word on that. >> let me defer to glenn on that. >> have you heard anything new about sec. clinton at least have the intention of being the next democratic nominee for president? >> i don't want to incur the wrath of philipp or the hillary people. i covered her in 2008 for a lo time. her hands are full with the current job and she's pretty tired right now. she's been crisscrossing the