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Obama: 'We are not some banana republic'
President Obama warned Congress today that shutting down the government would halt any economic momentum the country has established, telling a crowd at a Ford plant in Liberty, Missouri that "our recovery still needs to build more strength." Brooke sought Newt Gingrich’s reaction following the President’s speech.
Teens trash ex-NFL player’s home
Brooke talks to former NFL player Brian Holloway about the teenagers who vandalized his home while throwing a party. Listen to hear why he actually wants to help those responsible for the damage.
Piano man plays in flooded home
A mudslide destroyed almost everything in Mark Changaris’ home. Brooke talks to him about the damage to his home and why he sat down at his piano and played “Mad World” by Tears for Fears.
Kidnapped Georgia teen found alive
Brooke talks with Marc Klaas of KlaasKids Foundation about the investigation surrounding the kidnapping of a 14-year-old.
Lake hides decades-old mysteries
Brooke talks with KOCO reporter Patti Moon about a grisly find that could help solve a decades-old cold case.
New push for gun control law?
Rev. Kenneth Blanchard, a former Marine, discusses keeping guns out of the hands of people who could be dangerous.
Navy Yard shooting recalled by worker
Navy Yard worker Rodeece Dean details his experience after the morning shooting.
Navy Yard shooting witness: "I heard four rapid bangs"
Brooke talks with Navy shooting witness Paul Williams about what he saw and experienced after hearing gunfire when arriving at work.
Starting over yet again on Jersey Shore
Just 10 months after superstorm Sandy devastated New Jersey's iconic boardwalks, a massive fire has destroyed blocks of businesses in Seaside Park and Seaside Heights. CNN's Brooke Baldwin talks to Eric Faranda who watched his business go up in flames.
Too "Asian" to be on TV?
CNN's Brooke Baldwin explores the role of diversity in today's very visual world.
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