Here’s what you might have missed Friday on CNN:
— The family of Otto Warmbier, a 22-year-old former prisoner of North Korea, rebuked President Trump’s statement that Kim Jong Un “didn’t know” about the mistreatment of their son, that led to his death.
— Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie argued that the Southern District of New York investigation should concern Trump more than the Mueller’s investigation.
— The captured Indian pilot at the center of one of the gravest military crises in South Asia in years was released from Pakistani custody in a dramatic night-time handover.
— Washington State Gov. Jay Inslee launched his bid for the 2020 Democratic nomination.
— More than 1,000 TSA employees are still owed back pay from the government shutdown.
— Osama bin Laden’s son is taking over as an al-Qaeda leader, according to the US State Department.
— Semi-identical twins are rare, and doctors say they’ve identified the second case ever.
— Nostalgia at its finest: A never-before released Dr. Seuss book is coming out this fall.
— Jordyn Woods breaks her silence on the Khloe Kardashian, Tristan Thompson cheating scandal.
