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ISIS recruit from Cairo private school
Many militants fighting for ISIS are young men, some even in their teens. Here is the story of Islam Yaken who went from a private school in Cairo to fighting for ISIS.
Face to Face: Kevin Costner
Fredricka Whitfield talks with actors Kevin Costner and Anthony Mackie about their new film "Black or White".
Remembering Ernie Banks
Fredricka Whitfield remembers Hall-of-Famer Ernie Banks who passed away at the age of 83.
Should Brady have noticed deflated footballs?
Fredricka Whitfield spoke with a former NFL Patriots player and a former supervisor of NFL Officials about the conspiracy surrounding the New England Patriots.
Loaded guns smuggled on planes
A former Delta Airlines employee allegedly smuggled 153 guns in 20 U.S. domestic flights for the past 7 months. Brooklyn District Attorney, Ken Thompson, broke the news to the media and he speaks with CNN's Brooke Baldwin.
Newlywed with cancer sees remarkable Improvement
Married after her first month of cancer diagnosis, doctors thought a 25-year-old woman was fatally ill. But following a surprise wedding, there was an even bigger surprise: improving health. CNN's Brooke Baldwin speaks with Liza Heaton and her husband, Wyatt Heaton of Louisiana, about their journey through hardship and now hope.
Musicians threaten to sue YouTube for $1B
A music group representing 40 artists is threatening YouTube with a $1B lawsuit over performance rights. CNN's Brooke Baldwin talks to a singer from the band "Cracker" about the possible lawsuit.
Are satire movies like Sony's "The Interview" dying?
Are satire films a dying genre? CNN's Brooke Baldwin asks a long time movie critic in a post Sony hacking world.
Clooney: Hollywood failed to defend Sony
In a recent interview, George Clooney said Hollywood refused to defend Sony Pictures amid the hacking attack. Brooke talks with the man who interviewed him, Mike Fleming.
Cyberterror Attack: Did World Underestimate North Korea?
Did World Underestimate North Korea? CNN's Brooke Baldwin speaks with Jim Walsh, a research associate with MIT's Security Studies Program about the secret "Bureau 121" and North Korea's capabilities in cyberterror.
