DOMENICO MONTANARO, LEAD POLITICAL EDITOR, NPR NEWS: I mean, since January, you know, until now. Because in January remember, he said he wasn't going to run. Then the Mueller report, I assume, came out and that may have had something to do with his thinking here. Because you've seen more Democrats in Congress call on Democratic leadership to do something about impeachment. Now what's curious about that, he ran a group called "Need to Impeach." Right? Not a single word of impeachment was in his four- minute video today. So you were left wondering, what is his rational going to be. Because certainly national press are going to all ask him about impeachment and that's going to bring that question forward for a lot of the other Democrats to have to answer for. And frankly, we've been hearing from a lot of people, a lot of voters out on the campaign trail saying, there are just too many candidates. So bring one more in, means we have two dozen in the race.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN HOST: Yes, Domenico thank you very much. And back to what we're talking about regarding Kentucky. Amy McGrath will be on "THE LEAD" next hour. So definitely stay tuned for that conversation. Coming up next here, a black man waits for a friend in an apartment complex, and his mere presence bothered a California man so much that he called the police. Despite pleas from his young son standing right there telling his dad not to do it.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There's a trespasser in my building.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE'S SON: Daddy, don't. He's gone.</s>WESLEY MICHEL: Listen to your son.</s>SON: Daddy, don't. We can do better. I agree with him, daddy. Please don't. Please. I don't like this. I don't like this.</s>BALDWIN: I'm Brooke Baldwin and you're watching CNN.
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