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Soldier takes experience to big screen
CNN's Fredricka Whitfield spoke with war hero Col. Greg Gadson who made his debut in the movie "Battleship" after serving in four wars.
Music Helps War Vet Cope with PTSD
CNN's Fredricka Whitfield spoke to an Iraq war vet diagnosed with PTSD. He found a new way to cope with the disorder: music.
Hutchison: Romney doesn't want to offend Trump
Brooke Baldwin talks to Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison about Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney's solidarity with Donald Trump. The business tycoon contends that a publisher wrote that President Obama was born in Kenya, reigniting the "birther" debate from four years ago.
A Queen's Life
Brooke Baldwin talks to royal biographer Mark Saunders about Queen Elizabeth II's 60 years of reign. Saunders gives Brooke a peak into the Queen's very private life and details her ascension to the throne.
Assassination plots linked to Iran
CNN's Suzanne Malveaux discusses Iran's "hit list" with International Security expert, Jim Walsh.
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Gay bar bans bachelorette parties
Brooke talks with David Cooley, the owner of a gay bar in West Hollywood, who has banned bachelorette parties from his club. He says that while he's happy for the brides-to-be, he decided to ban the parties in the belief that it's hurtful; not everyone can have that same type of celebration. He tells Brooke that he hopes other bar and club owners will take a stand for same-sex marriage and ban these parties until everyone has the same rights.
Debating gay rights over dinner
Helping kids who lost parents in war.
Tony Cordero's father was killed in the Vietnam War, now, he helps others who also lost parents in battle. Randi Kaye and Tony talk about his organization on this Memorial Day weekend.
Two Americans arrested after death of Irish woman in Japan.
Randi Kaye talks to Father Jim Fitzpatrick, pastor of slain Irish exchange student Nicola Furlong.
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