BALDWIN: Former Trump campaign official, Rick Gates, was in court today. He and former campaign chair, Paul Manafort, are both under arrest stemming from Robert Mueller's charges into Russia's meddling in the election. That hasn't stopped Gates asking for repeated requests for leniency, including asking the judge if he could leave his house for Thanksgiving. Let's go to Shimon Prokupecz, CNN's crime and justice reporter, with the update from the judge? Can they have their Thanksgiving or no?</s>SHIMON PROKUPECZ, CNN CRIME & JUSTICE CORRESPONDENT: Yes, small victory for the defense team. As you said, Brooke, they've been fighting, trying to get these two men out of their homes. They've been in house arrest since October 30th, when they were arrested by the FBI. They surrendered. A little victory here. The judge said the two men could spend time with their family at Thanksgiving. Probably by saturday, they can be back in their homes. Doesn't mean they can go wherever they want. It's very limited where they request to go. And they'll still be monitored electronically and with a GPS, these electronic bracelets, monitored. No alcohol, no wine for them. They can enjoy the time with their family, but they can't drink, the judge said.</s>BALDWIN: OK, turkey, but no wine. Got you. Shimon, thank you very much. He is the Senate candidate denying the sexual assault allegations against him. Minutes from now, Roy Moore's campaign will hold a news conference. We're told he will responds to accusations against him. Stand by for that. Also ahead, he became the center of this bizarre war of words with President Trump. The father of one of the UCLA basketball players, freed by China, refusing to thank the president for his efforts. And then he decided to appear on CNN and -- well -- well, we'll play it for you. We'll be right back.
Arrested Rick Gates Asks Judge for Thanksgivings Furlough