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Dikembe Mutombo: They told me how to behave around the royals
Former basketball star Dikembe Mutombo sat next to Prince William and Kate at an NBA game. He explains to CNN's Brooke Baldwin why he was so nervous to sit next to the royal couple.
Pizza pilot: Our passengers are family
While his plane was stuck waiting on the ground because of bad weather, a Frontier Airlines captain took matters into his own hands to make sure his passengers and crew didn't go hungry. CNN's Brooke Baldwin speaks to Captain Gerhard Brandner about why he went above and beyond for his passengers.
Vietnam veteran on life as a prisoner of war
CNN's Brooke Baldwin speaks to Colonel Lee Ellis, who was a prisoner of war in Vietnam, about his experiences during and after his capture.
Will NBA let the Sterling family handle sale of Clippers?
CNN's Don Lemon moderates a discussion with Sunny Hostin, Drew Rosenhaus and Mel Robbins over whether or not Adam Silver and the NBA will allow the Sterling family to sell the Los Angeles Clippers.
Are young female stars shaping pop culture?
CNN's Brooke Baldwin discusses the rising fame and influence of Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lawrence with experts Jawn Murray and Kelly Wallace.
Pastor Joel Osteen's message to Sandy Hook victims
CNN's Brooke Baldwin speaks to Pastor Joel Osteen about what he would say to the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting.
Survivor: I 'hunkered down in my car'
iReporter Swey Boyd shares her story of survival during the Oklahoma tornadoes with CNN's Anderson Cooper.
Man videos tornado as he flees from it
CNN's Anderson Cooper speaks with Doug Sherman who captured dramatic video of the Oklahoma tornado as he fled for his life.
New photos of America's 1960's glam-fam released
The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library has released candid photos of the Kennedy family that have never been seen before. CNN's Brooke Baldwin speaks with Monte Durham from TLC's 'Say Yes to the Dress Atlanta' about what these photos tell us about the family.
U.S. cancer survival rates on the rise
According to a new cancer study, the number of people who will survive a cancer diagnosis is expected to increase by 31% over the next ten years. CNN's Brooke Baldwin speaks Dr. Charles Staley of Emory University and Time Magazine's Alice Park about the development and what it means for people fighting cancer now.
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