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water slide. here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: giant water slide. they're supposed to be fun, with a sliding down an enclosed tube. >> woo! >> reporter: featuring a light show, or enclosed in a capsule as the door opens beneath you. >> launch! >> reporter: it's supposed to be scary, but not this scary. watch dallas resident, david salmon, use his arm to try and steer himself down a slide near austin, texas. it's even more frightening in normal speed. >> oh! >> 32-year-old david posted on his facebook page, too dang old to be going down waterslides, fell off this one over a rocky cliff, broke my arm and fractured ribs, multiple lacerations. ems had to carry him up the hill and take him to the hospital. he has since been released. but this wasn't at some water park, this was at somebody's house, their own private water slide. at a rental house near lake travis, it texas. the water slide snakes down the canyon from the back patio. the video quickly got over 1 million views, commented one friend, so glad you're not dead. also so glad this was caught on voluntary video, because it

the bend, down the street, and into the park. jeanne moos explains for those of us who may not get all of the hype. >> reporter: this is pokemon for slow pokes. really, they're called poke balls? >> they're called poke balls. >> reporter: slow pokes from a rattata. morning hosts pretend they know what they're talking about. >> there's squirtle on top of a casket. >> reporter: even hip late night pronunciation pointers. >> developers have done the impossible, designed a game you cannot play on the toilet. >> reporter: that's the good news. former couch potato gamers have to look around outside, looking for pokemon to pop up, to catch by flicking balls at them. >> i've gotten more exercise than i have in the last month. >> reporter: the bad news? they're walking around like zombies. >> it's revolutionized the way people get hit by cars staring at their phones. >> reporter: a guy in brooklyn posted what he claimed was himself falling in a bond while playing pokemon. >> someone on the bridge? >> yeah. i heard him talking. >> holy [ bleep ]. i did not realize that was water. >> reporter: as

the rnc stage. unfortunately, for melania trump, it was at her expense. jeanne moos has the story. >> reporter: when melania trump kissed her husband after his big speech it was her first appearance on stage since the bruha-ha over her speech. >> melania and ivanka did they do a job? >> reporter: melania created a job, her plagiarism problems. >> your word is your bond. >> reporter: have spawned a copy cat. >> my fellow americans. >> reporter: she may have exaggerated melania's gestures by eight sheet kisses to melania's one. but it won her rave reviews. sublime it's perfect. up there with tina fey's sarah palin. this rnc speech was pretty much the first time. >> there would be good times and hard times. >> reporter: that she heard melania speak. >> this is truly the best of times. >> reporter: the late show writers took famous lines and head her plagues are them. >> break me off a piece of that kit' kat bar. >> reporter: back in march, steven colbert pointed out the resemblance. >> here is mrs. trump, right there. >> reporter: my favorite thing that she does. yeah. >> reporter: w

with her version of the u.s. national anthem. jeanne moos shows us why that performance is going viral. >> reporter: no one expected to hear this at the lincoln memorial, not even the woman singing. ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ >> reporter: 34-year-old star swain was just a regular tourist coaxed by her friends to do an impromptu performance. >> we could hear the acoustics. we're just like, man, it sounds amazing in here. >> reporter: at first no one noticed, then people started to gawk. ♪ and bright stars >> reporter: by the time she got to the ramparts, star was turning heads she's been singing since she was a kid. performs mostly in church so she was shaking with nervousness. >> lord, please let this note come out. ♪ for the land of the free >> reporter: the video went viral. commenters gushed about getting chills and goose bumps. >> you mean they haven't called you for the super bowl yet? >> no, and i am waiting. >> reporter: star, an assistant principal at a florida school, was so thrilled with the response she sang her gratitude. ♪ over 10 mil

assistant principal from floo florida did just that and became an internet sensation. cnn's jeanne moos ending the hour for us on a very high note. >> reporter: no one expected to hear this as the lincoln memorial, not even the woman singing. ♪ ♪ oh, say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ >> reporter: 34-year-old star swain was just a regular tourist coaxed by her friends to do an impromptu performance. >> we could hear the acoustic and we were like man it sounds amazing in here. >> reporter: at first, no one noticed snow. oh, say. >> reporter: then people started to gawk ♪ ♪ and bright stars. >> reporter: by the time she got to the cam parts, star was turning heads. ♪ ♪ oer the ramparts we watched ♪ >> reporter: she has been singing since she was a kid and performs mostly in church show she was shaking with nervousness. >> lord, please let this note come out snow. oer the land of the free ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the video went viral. commenters gushed about getting chills and goose bumps. you mean they haven't called you for the super bowl yet? >> no, and i am waiting.

man's wipeout is getting all the busz online and jeanne moos has more. >> reporter: giant water slide. they're supposed to be fun, whether sliding down an enclosed tube, featuring a light show or enclosed in a capsule as a door opens beneath you. it's supposed to be scary, but not this scary. watch dallas resident david salmon use his arm to try to steer himself down a slide near austin, texas. it's even more frightening in normal speed. 32-year-old david posted on his facebook page, too dang old to be going down water slide. broke my arm, fractured ribs. ems had to carry him up the hill and take him to the hospital. he ea's since been released. but this wasn't at a water park. it was at somebody's house. the water slide snakes down the canyon from the back patio. the video quickly got over 1 million views. commented one friend, so glad you're not dead, also so glad this was caught on video, because it's amazing. i can't stop watching. less sim pathetically, someone posted. ha, ha, ha, ha, he will never be a bobsledder. we weren't able to reach david, but he seems to have a sens

couldn't figure out which hand to put where. jeanne moos gives us the worst handshakes ever. >> reporter: it's hard enough to decide who goes first. you. no, you. no, you. and you've got to figure out how to fill up a photo op. but that's child's play compared to pulling off a three-way shake. it was a hot mess of a handshake that almost begged to be put to music. they may call the leaders of the u.s., canada, and mexico the three amigos, but their name sakes were far more coordinated. >> the three amigos! >> reporter: but instead of a three amigos, some critics compared them to the three stooges. slapping a stooges soundtrack under the three amigos. >> wiseguy! >> reporter: this isn't the first time a three-way shake has failed. but at least one earth shaking handshake worked. sealing peace between israel and egypt. hand raising only raises the stakes. for instance, when raul castro tried to lift the limp arm of a resistant president obama. president bush and the saudi prince got the late night treatment. touching a world leader tends to be touchy. remember when an overexcited pizza sho

melania trump's speech last night which still has all of media loling. cnn's jeanne moos reports on the twitter storm and the mockery. >> reporter: when donald trump pointed at his wife, little did he know how many other fingers would be pointing at her. >> stolen words. >> and did melania plagiarize michelle? >> reporter: all those back-to-back comparisons. >> that your word is your bond. >> that your word is your bond. >> reporter: were bound to inspire an explosion on twitter. i'd like to take this opportunity to thank my speechwriters, copy and paste. someone joked the keyboard used to write melania's speech consisted of the ctrl, c, and v keys. a giggling hillary asked michelle obama, did she just give your speech? yes, and they loved it, replies michelle. plagiarism, when your paper is due at 12:00 and it's 11:50. >> that you treat people. >> that you treat people. >> reporter reporter: #famousmelaniatrump quotes became a thing. credited for lines ranging from four scorn seven years ago to this is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. and while most critics and s

. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> i'm brianna keilar in washington in for poppy harlow. "smerconish" is in in a few minutes. first, the fbi grills hillary clinton for three and a half hours today about her e-mail usage when she was secretary of state. fbi sources say they expect no charges against clinton as long as no evidence of wrongdoing emerges from her interview today with the fbi. today's meeting indicates that investigators are actually close to wrapping up the clinton probe and announcing the results of it. for clinton, timing is crucial. we're 23 days away now from the start of the democratic convention in philadelphia, where she is expected to accept her party's nomination for president. the next few weeks so important as clinton waits for the fbi to announce its findings. her campaign says, "secretary clinton gave a voluntary interview about her arrangements while secretary. she is pleased to have an opportunity to as the department of justice to bring this matter to a conclusion. out of respect for the process she will not comment further." chris, give us this new reaction

campaigning reporting. >> who do you turn to for that, jeanne moos. she's put together the good, the bad, the awkward and of course the balloon drops. watch. >> reporter: there's nothing that nails a grand entrance or exit like a pda political display of affection punctuated with a billion balloons. hillary and her posse were drowning in them. she was batting them, so was bill, even kicking them. but entrance and exits can be a hit or miss, like this miss of an air kiss. hillary's shattered glass ceiling was a hit and had the audience screaming at her image. sometimes a miss can be memorable. for instance, when baltimore's mayor was supposed to gavel the convention but forget to use the gavel. she walked off and came back 15 seconds later with a bang. it happened two more times -- >> where is it? >> reporter: someone yelled gavel to remind the chair to turn and swing that thing. taking a page out of hitchcock, donald trump's somewhat less portly silhouette made an entrance, so dramatic it was parodied by actress elizabeth banks at the democratic convention. the women on "the view" sp

, which vp nails his catchphrase best? here's jeanne moos with our make america great again challenge. >> reporter: since donald trump can't legally pick the guy in the mirror for vp, he may have to settle for one of these three. why not audition all three? let's start with how confident they sound saying this -- >> we bring you the next president of the united states, donald trump. >> the next president of the united states, donald trump. >> the next president of the united states, donald trump. >> reporter: pretty similar. jimmy fallon is already predicting how the donald will introduce his vp. >> his next person will be a footnote in history at best. >> reporter: and which of the potential footnotes got the warmest greeting from the donald? indiana governor mike pence got a handshake, a brief touch on the arm and a funny face accompanied by pointing. newt gingrich likewise got a handshake and an arm around the back and a pat on the shoulder. but chris christie -- ♪ got a handshake and a hug. advantage christie. still the acid test is the ability to deliver the donald's core messa

jeanne moos takes us to two news anchors who caught a very debilitating case of the giggles with one particular story. >> a guy robs a bank. >> while wearing a wolf mask. >> he points a gun, demands money, jumps over a counter and takes cash. and chicago's weekend newscast, abc 7 stacy starts to crack. >> got away with an unknown amount of cash. >> leaving co anchor ben bradlee to cope with the next story. >> can resume work on its $27 million renovation of the stevens academic building -- this is stacy's fault. >> oh, yeah, through your co anchor under the bus. but it really was her fault. >> a race for the white house with a vp. i am so sorry. but the wolf mask. >> maybe it was the wolf mask or the hat on top of the wolf mask. but whatever it was, there's a technical term for what happened to these anchors. >> i get what i call the church giggles. >> many still dressed in their fur. >> can strike an anchor at any time. >> sorry. this has actually never happened to me. >> church giggles can be triggered by an unsmiling grumpy can cat. >> but laughing at a robber in a wolf mask. >> t

[ applause ] >> jeanne moos, cnn, north koew >> i want to cheer too. >> rich! >> somebody call that woman, please. have her sing. >> the jump to the next octave, that's not easy. >> no, it is not. her little boy. it was priceless. awesome. popping up behind there. here i am! >>> all righty. listen, happy fourth of july to everybody. we appreciate all of the people who protect us in this country and who keep the wheels turning. we are so grateful. and always grateful to spend our mornings with you as well. make some great memories this weekend. >>> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> donald trump targets the blue collar rust belt. >> this is one thing that bernie sanders and i are in complete accord with, and that's trade. he said we're being ripped off. i say we're being ripped off. >>> hillary clinton acknowledges the economic anxiety driving voters to trump but then draw as line. >> make america great again is code for go back to the time when a lot of people were not included, including women. >> clinton's long-awaited interview with the fbi, just days after house re

stripes to the love of lady liberty, it was full of symbols including the bald eeg.. as jeanne moos reports, they were front and center in incidents. >> this was a tale of two eagles separately seeking independence. it wasn't as if the los angeles zoo's trained eagles hadn't practiced. a maim male named shanook was released atop the festivities. you almost expected to hear these words as shanook headed for his handler. oh, no, he hadn't. the eagle flew by his handler and continued over the center field fence to the delight of fans. handlers gave pursuit. as one joker tweeted, like most at dodgers stadium, he wanted to beat the traffic. he soared into the parking lot. the l.a. zoo tweeted, although he missed his mark, shanook waited for the van by his trainer. then to an eagle that had to be freed by an eagle eyed army vet. for 2 1/2 days, an eagle dangled upside down from a tree. the bird's talon caught in a rope. that's when jason gallon put his sharpshooting skills to work. he had been a helicopter door gunner in afghanistan. >> it was weird shooting in the direction of a bald eagle. i wa

jeanne moos, cnn. >> whoa! >> reporter: new york. >> he's not dead. all right. >>> same suzanne malveaux. one hour from now, back live from are the site of the democratic national convention. "smerconish" starts right now. ♪ >>> i'm michael smerconish ready to welcome the dnc to the city of brotherly love. the gop unconventional convention was constant entertainment. but did donald trump leave cleveland with any bump? >>> plus, hillary clinton's choice for a running mate. tim kaine, can a nice guy from virginia make her more warm and inviting? >>> and roger ailes amid sexual harassment charges. but he gets millions in severance and may become a full-time adviser to donald trump. >>> but first, i'm just back from cleveland, and i'm pondering, what did i witness? for more than a year on both sirius xm radio and here at cnn, i've been very critical of donald trump's bid for the white house. and my takedowns of his candidacy have not gone unnoticed by the candidate himself. but now i'm playing devil's advocate and asking myself, is he what i've been waiting for? i abhor talking po

. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> hope that gave you a smile and hope you have an awesome day today. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> on the bus looking for a bounce. >> we've got to go out and we've got to fight for our vision of the future. >> the democrats had the last convention. >> a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons. >> but donald trump vows to get the last word. >> she lies like a dog. the e-mails, she showed great negligence. >> the balloons and confetti have fallen. "inside politics", the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters, now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." today marks 100 days to the election. three questions, can hillary clinton and her running mate use their post convention rust belt road trip to shape the electoral map in their favor? >> i'm an optimist and i'm confident. i think if you look at american history, that's how we get things done. it's not the whiners and the complainers and the insulters who move our country forward. it's the workers and the builders. it's people who get up

principal in florida into a fen nam. jeanne moos shows you why. >> no one expected to hear this at the lincoln memorial, not even the woman singing. ♪ ♪ >> 34-year-old star swain was a regular tourist. >> so please -- >> coaxed by her friends to do an impromptu performance. >> you could hear the a cous particulars, it was amazing in here. >> at first, no one noticed. then people started to gawk. by the time she got to the ramp parts, she was turning heads. she has been singing since she was a kid. performs mostly in church, so she was shaking with nervousness. >> lord, please let this note come out. ♪ for the land of the free >> the video went viral, comm t commenters gushed about goose bumps. >> they haven't called you for the super bowl yet? >> no, and i'm waiting. >> star, an assistant principal at a florida school, was so thrilled with the response, she sang her gratitude. ♪ ♪ >> that's one of her two kids, popping up behind her. there was one guy who didn't react to star's performance, who remained stone faced. was it weird to sing with lincoln sitting over there in the

carry you. see ya later. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> that makes being at the airport so much easier and that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. we'll have more news from around the world after the break. thank you for watching cnn. the world's news leader. >>> city under siege. syrian government forces encircle aleppo while a number of civilians cue up to flee that city. >>> remembering a man of peace. a priest is killed by terrorists last week. >>> and the tragedy of the zika virus now expands. we will bring you the story of mothers who have been abandoned by friends, by family as they attempt to raise babies affected by this virus. from cnn world headquarters here in atlanta. welcome to our viewers here and around the world, welcome. i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> welcome. in aleppo, syria, russians say 169 civilians have used new humanitarian corridors to leave a city under government siege. many others say they don't trust syrian officials to trust them if they leave. the opposition says they're usin

the home of the brave [ cheers and applause ] >> jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> the next hour of cnn newsroom begins right now. >> good friday morning to you, i'm pamela grobrown in for caro costello. attorney general loretta lynch trying to contain the fallout after a meeting with bill clinton last week. lynch is expected to announce publicly about whether there should be any charges about whether hillary clinton used a private e-mail server when she was secretary of state of the united states. an attempt to downplay concern over lynch's meeting with bill clinton. the two held a meeting on a phoenix tarmac on monday with both republicans and democrats saying the meeting was in poor form. some saying that it was -- nobody was to know about it, but he was caught by a local reporter. cnn national corpora nrks nr >> that meeting between political clinton and loretta lynch setting off a fierce firestorm, following an impromptu meeting on the tarmac, that loretta lynch intends to tom and accept the recommendations of the doj prosecutors and the fbi real low underscoring this, really shows