RNC threatens CNN over Clinton documentary
Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus is threatening both CNN and NBC - saying his party won't participate in any 2016 primary debates on either network if the networks don't drop plans for programs about possible Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.
The problem?
Here at CNN, the planned program comes from the CNN Films division. Not the news arm. Same idea at NBC. Their mini-series is being produced by NBC Entertainment. Not NBC News.
CNN, NBC move forward on Hillary Clinton projects
No one has seen either film yet. So is a boycott perhaps a little premature?
OutFront: Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus.
Victim of racist taunts has message for culprits
A black student at the University of North Carolina Wilmington says he was threatened by several white students who yelled racial slurs at him.
But instead of getting mad, Brent Campbell decided to do something very different.
David Mattingly has the story.
Amber alert for two kids, manhunt underway in California
An amber alert is in effect in Southern California for 16-year-old Hanna Anderson and her 8-year-old brother Ethan.
Their mother, Christina Anderson was found dead in a burned home Sunday, along with the body of a child which has not be identified.
A massive manhunt is now underway for the suspected killer, James Lee Dimaggio, who was the owner of the home and authorities believe one or both of the children may be with him.
CNN's Paul Vercammen is OutFront.
U.S. files first charges in Benghazi attack
The Justice Department has filed its first criminal charges in the deadly attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi.
Federal authorities have charged several people, including militia leader Ahmed Abu Khattalah. It's important to note the suspects have been charged but they have not been arrested.
In fact, CNN's Arwa Damon sat down with Khattalah a few months ago and interviewed him about his potential involvement and he told CNN he had not even been questioned by the FBI.
CNN's justice reporter, Evan Perez broke this story and he is Outfront tonight.
Fort Hood shooting court-martial begins
Major Nidal Hasan confessed to a jury this morning that he shot and killed 13 people at the Fort Hood Army base.
Trial of Fort Hood shooter set to begin
And because the former army psychiatrist is representing himself, he's also now cross-examing his own victims.
Hasan's backup lawyers ask to withdraw
Ed Lavandera was in the courtroom and is OutFront with more.
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