others start to discuss is instead of killing people, why don t we kidnap someone? all right, you can catch the radical story of patty hearst tonight 9:00 p.m. right here on cnn. reality tv propelled donald trump to superstardom. it did the same for a former white house staffer who has returned to her roots of reality tv, whispering about the president. that s the subject of this week s state of the cartoonian. she brought even more reality tv to the white house. but now omarosa manigault newman is bringing back memories of the white house on tv. i was haunted by his tweets. i was like, what is he going to tweet next? she brought this to the series big brother. all the people around him
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the youngest american male to win an olympic gold medal since 1928. c thi cnn s coy wire is following all the excitement. reporter: my favorite moment so far at the olympic games here in pyeongchang, the 17-year-old freckle-faced kid who looks like he s about 11. he let loose, dazzled the judges, took the gold. i was there with about 20 of his friends and family members who traveled halfway around the world to be there with him. they absolutely erupted. they all started chanting his name around me. there were tears, there was a lot of disbelief in the eyes of his family. i even heard red say, what just happened? he hugged his mom jen, his dad conrad. even his little sister asher was there. she ran up to him, gave him a hug. he picked her up accident looked into her eyes and said, i love
columbus when they were immediately shot. the chief held back tears as he talked about losing the two officers. both officers gave their life in protection of others. those are true american heroes. cnn s kaley hartung joining us now with more on this. how did this all happen? it all began with a 911 call yesterday. a woman could be heard crying on the phone, then the line disconnected. so officers responded to a potentially domestic situation. we have obtained 911 dispatch calls which tells us they quickly determined that phone call came from a cell phone with the ownership name of candice smith. she has now been identified as the wife of the suspect you mentioned in this shooting, quinton smith. once police arrived on the scene, gunfire was exchanged nearly immediately, and smith s wife candice then called 911
news today. i have faith in him. and he does. you know, we all serve for the pleasure of the president. and it is a privilege and a blessing and nothing short of it to be there every single day to serve the country we all love. and anyone who doesn t feel that way shouldn t be there. i ll say this. he says general kelly is doing a great job and that he has full faith in him, and i think he looks at the full measure of all of us. all right, all of this as we re learning new details about who knew about the allegations that white house staff secretary rob porter beat his wife and when. this morning axio reports that porter was encouraged to stay and fight and claims he, quote, never misrepresented anything that was his quote to the chief of staff. just last week kelly defended him, though reports reveal that kelly learned about the abuse allegations from two of porter s ex-wives back in november. here to discuss, cnn presidential historian tim