chevy silverado all-star edition >> where is it? >> if it's wearing a backpack, with a total value of $8,000. think of it as the st. bernard hurry in before they're all gone! of roaches. >> get on the couch! get on the couch! get on the couch! >> that's disgusting. that does it for us. erin burnett "outfront" starts erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com next, we have new video showing the moment libyans found the body of chris stevens inside the american consulate. plus, as mitt romney tries to push out a new message, leaked from a far left blog where the presidential candidate is making a joke about being latino. we have that for you and there was an apparent deal to end the chicago teachers strike, so why are some refusing to go along with it? we have a union member live tonight. let's go "outfront."

good evening, i'm erin burnett. tonight sh we have new video from an eyewitness of the last moments of ambassador chris stevens' life. i'll warn our viewers. it is a bit disturbing, but tell us what we're going to see in this video. >> well, what this video shows, erin, is a group of men in a fairly chaotic scene crawling out of a window that they had wesealof gist broken into trying to reach our show with stors we car this part of the compound of the out wre we fosr own main building in the compound d for eirst time now, we that had effectively been sealed off because there was other e hearg from the entry point into it. officer who was shot 15 times during the mass shooting at a the doors, the windows, all had wisconsin sikh temple. bars on them. brian murphy was the first you hear a voice shouting they officer on the scene of the found a dead body, then you hear shooting. moments after he exited his car, someone screaming, he's alive, he encounted the gunman and was he's alive. then you feel this wave of shot in the parking lot. euphoria as these people realize he spent weeks in the hospital that this individual is in fact and just yesterday, made his first public appearance for the

alive and they start chanting god is great, now, at this point victims of the shooting, of in time according to the young which seven lost their lives, men who film eed this, nobody including the gunman. he thanked the public. >> i just wanted to let everyone realized this was an ambassador, they knew it was a foreigner, know how appreciative i am. my family is for your kindness maybe an american, but didn't cross anyone's mind it was the and prayers and support. it means so much to us. hiel he says they belied still ive because there was a >> very moving. pulse, a weak e, and because yesterday was also his birthday. now, an update on a story we his eyes were moving, but in the followed closely. ten minutes that it to for thembeto transport him the drilling for oil off the the hostal, it appears that coast of alaska. shell has suffered a setback. he died because t doctor at the hospit said that when the the company says its barge was he rerrived e, damaged while conducting trials. a codebl, tient arrested that means shell will be forced to wait until next year to begin resuscitation needed. he said he tried to for 45 drilling for oil deposits in the minutes, but it was tragically arctic. that is a significant delay. too late. general motors is reportedly >> and we're now able to hear, pushing the government to sell now, we can hear some of the its stake in the american car company. if we were to sell now, it would be a big loss for american taxpayers. right now, the government still

audio of what appears to be owns about 30% of general motors confusion, but all of the men and if they sold it today, it talking. when you say it's literally euphoria, the people here at the moment were happy they found would lose $15 billion. this person alive, right? analysts have told "outfront" you also spoke to the man who that gm's stock price needs to actually filmed the video. that wasis point of view, too. reach between $62 a share to break even. tonight's gm sits stuck at right? >> reporter: most certainly and 23.80. it's been 410 days since the you hear it when they're chanting god is great once they u.s. lost its top credit rating. realize that he is alive and that is something you will what aree doing to get it traditionally hear as being a back? and now, our third story. sign of rejoicing, praising god we have new details about man that this life had been spared behind the anti-islamic film which has been blamed for or so they thought initially and when people realized that it was protests around the world. "outfront" tonight, miguel in fact the ambassador, that he marquez, who has been following had in fact later on passed the y from the beginning. away, the vast majority of i know that the filmmaker was picked up this weekend by libyans were incredibly, authories. incredibly horrified. do you know where he is now? they'd been repeatedly >> we do not. he wasn't arrested or detained, but was picked up by l.a. county expressing theexpress ing their anguish, their sorrow sheriff's deputies. to ubecause none of them wanted to see a man who they he was taken to a location to talk to probation officers and said sacrificed so much for was not returned to his home and their country, who truly loved

the libyans have to suffer in then early this morning, his family moved out as well, erin. this way and those people you see in that video, those as far >> and do you know where his family went? did they have explicit threats as we're being told, are not the on their lives?ere's a lot of same individuals who launched the attack. or at least the majority of them are not the same individuals who media caed out in front of their house. the kids can't get to school. launched the attack. they are people who went ceave the house. through, who were curious they've been undehe watchful eye of the media since this bystanders. but this was not the group we're thing broke out. being told was responsible for so the l.a. county sheriff's the assault itself. >> and arwa, i want to ask you deputies pk up the family in the morning, took th about something you reported on a sheriff's ficend the friday and you've done more work on this. they drove off to where the you've said the consulate was unknlocatn.ffice says is an warned three days before the attack about a lack of security. were there other warn signs, he is being surveilled or other warnings given to american under any custody. >> and obviously, to hide s physical identity in this officials at that time? video. >> it's important to note that >> absolutely. over the past few months, there this ia guy who do not wt have been an increase in attacks to be known. clearly, this film hasered a lot of heat and a lot of against western sbres in frustration and anger around the benghazi. that same consulate was attacked wod. iss also a y at

in the past. the convoy at the head of the comes with a very checkered past. it is not clear what his motivations are exactly for u.n. mission was attacked. so, officials are telling us that for months, they had been keeping his face out of or trying to keep his face out of warning the americans about the public eye. >> i know you've had a chance, this, the growing presence of you were the first to speak with one of the female actors on the power of these extremists film. you've spoken to other actors and they've all tried to say militia groups, specifically in benghazi. they didn't know it's content in they were meeting shortly before the compound was attacked. any way. it was meant to be about they were use ago different name business economics, but the for muhammad than was used in the trailer, but when you watch it, you've got to wonder, is officials there told the that possible. americans who were senior officials from the consulate what was your take having spoken itself that look, now is not the to them? time to be talking about expanding business, to be >> i can only tell you what talking about increasing a they've said and it does appear western presence in benghazi that the information given to because we are not capable of most of these actors was very containing a threat by these conpartmentalized. extremists militias and the this is a man who knew exactly what he was going to produce and ambassador himself was aware of he was going to get it done no the general overall deterioration. >> thank you very much. arwa has been doing this matter how he carried it out. the actors said they were given reporting tire lessly from the very few pages of dialogue, it was given to them maybe the night before. ground. mike rogers has been following they read it and it was only

after they went to a sound developments and is "outfront" studio somewhere, dubbed some of tonight. appreciate you taking the time. the more inflammatory words and you just hard our arwa damon phrases and they were done out report. she had more details tonight, of con tek and then those were but that there had been warnings of a deteriorating security then put into the film. it is truly not clear whether or situation. perhaps not of a specific attack, but other attacks and not a fulfill m has been warnings. how could this happen in a finished. one did preview here in the country that the libyan blocks from here, but it's not government said it was unable to defend, even the u.s. consulate. clear ifhat was an actual film, if it was the 15-minute how could it happen that our consulate was unguarded to the trailer. only a few people showed up. degree it was on september 11th it certainly didn't attract a lot of attention. >> very disjointed to even view in a country like that? it. thanks very much. how egypt handled the attacks on >> we had gotten threat streams the american embassy has emerged over time. as a major point of contention. months, many in fact. al-qaeda in northern africa was seeking to attack targets. egypt, one of the biggest recipients of foreign aid in the we know all of those things in fact happened, but here's what world and has made national security one of the hot button we need to be careful. issues in the election of 2012. attention is on the muslim it was a bit expeditionary, to brotherhood, who raised eye go to dangerous places and try

to forge ahead a u.s. broes this sbring wipring with establishment there. chant. so we have to be careful. we asked him to do dangerous things knowing it was ex we have played that before on this show. we found that on youtube. that was a cleric leading a expeditio expeditious. we don't want to take unnecessary risks. rally in cairo. but we asking them to take what that cleric has been named to the human rights commission. we say are thes risks. earlier, i spoke to mohammed was this a necessary risk were salem and i asked him if that were they just ignoring the video and promoos was shocking to him at all. signs around them that caused this to happen? we just don't know for certain. >> no, we're dealing with >> is that right dianne slightly, i don't want to say feinstein, bob mendez havbeen on the show and have been direct in answering with question, were extremists because i think you know, extremists have some sense we caught flat footed, no. of their actions. what's your reaction to that? i think we're dealing with people who have dropped the arwa had reported she's been ball. >> was hosni mubarak better when into the consulate. it comes to certain things like there wasn't even a safe room women's rights or progress than morsi? >> i think what we're dealing with food and communications with is a different frame of quipt in there. never mind in a county they that

isn't governed by a rule f law. >> i don't know how you argue we reference. i think mubarak didn't careful of his rights or human rights for that matter, but he had to weren't caught flat footed. maintain some sort of a front about it. they stormed our consulate and you know, because his words killed our ambassador and three don't matter, he did not execute other employees. that is being caught flat them. you know, i think what we're footed. now, what we have to ask is tell having now is a more clear me the circumstances surrounding oppressive regime. that. was it, did we know about it d you know, one that basically just missed it or did we get doesn't care what -- >> when you say more oppressive, caught flat footed and those sounds like you're saying that current government is more employees paid with their lives. >> the u.s. ambassador to the oppressive than what was a 30-year dictator ship. un, susan rice, said this was >> let me give you an example. not preplanned. here she is. just two days ago, just a few >> the best information and the days ago, actually, this young best assessment we have today is that in fact, this was not a christian guy got arrested at preplanned, premeditated attack. his house. apparently, he posted the video, the trailer of the offensive >> as chairman of the house muslim video on his facebook intelligence committee, do you page and that has prompted a mob believe her? >> i'm not sure i believe her or not. attack on his house and the i disagree, clear ly. police to arrest him and beat

him up and charge him with all the information i see from the department of defense and disdreligion, which mns our intelligence agencies, they're recommending something he's going to spend two years in that's called a moderate degree of confidence, which is not jail. first of all, it's amazing that solid. that they think it was a in our country, our government, spontaneous event. that basically was brought on by some public, some open source, a revolution that started when you put it all together, through a facebook page, the when i look at the information, i mean, it had indirect fire, shared content was offensive and artillery type fire from mortar, actually jail the people running it, at least not for long, you direct unit action, it was know. it's now having government that coordinated in a way that was is going the same thing, except very unusual. this time, they're jailing them they were a quick reaction force and they want to put them for two years. that came to the facility and then you look at other bits of they are fantasies about control and the way we're supposed to information that we have act that don't correspond with reality or the world or including. they were getting information anything. and it's going to be their end. hosni mubarak did not reach that that these extremists that they were having a difficult time, that doesn't make sense. it looks like it was a planned level of insanity -- government and coordinated event. now, none of us know for sure to corruption, morsi have been be fair, but to say f certn doing for the past two months. that was a spontaneous event -- >> president obama said last >> you don't see it. >> no, i can't see it.ing

we weekend in an interview that egypt is not an alley, but not from other countries. an enemy. obviously, there is a legal definition to ally in terms of we've been talking about this for months. treaties, but egypt gets a lot rise of al-qae and africa. of money from the united states and a lot of americans think you that is really entire of get that money when you were an northern africa. ally. we put the question to you. is egypt an ally of america? airman, tually, we went to the border of mali in july to report on the al-qaeda link >> well, the current government militas who have taken or is not an ally of america. the northern pt of the that's number one. country. number two, if the united states i'm just wondering from your wants to cut the aid, please do point view,o we should it. t not really going to affect regret what we did in lya, the egyptians. the majority of the aid goes to the military any way. inenthatt has caused so many weapons to go we don't see that money. >> interesting point of view missinging, around north africa there from an activist, to get al-qaeda to rise in such obviously, he is not a proponent of the current muslim brotherhood administration, but says they don't need the aid. joining us now, jonathan prince a broad region? >> the one mistake we made, and rick grenel. those of us who are voices of this early on is not securing the weapons systems that were there. we knew they had man pads. antiaircraft weapons and a whole rick, interesting that you have someone there saying we don't need the aid. fine and we're not an ally. cachet, all spread across the country. dictators aren't worried about extennell threats. what do you say? the way they had the cachets all >> well, first of all, you know,

i can appreciate his point of view, but they do need the aid. around the the country, once it happened and there was that period of chaos, this became an it's $1.5 billion a year and arms bizarre, so it's not they absolutely need it. it's not just military aid although that's the majority of unusual to understand you had aid. i think that his point about al-qaeda, aqim from al giers, this government in egypt and how nervous he is is a great point. it's something that's been happening for many months and i think we've seen the islamists we'saying going to get ourselves some weapons and i across the middle east gaining have argued both privately and ground in yemen, in syria, in publicly that mali was the first egypt. they just killed our u.s. victim of the libyan revolution ambassador in libya. this is a problem that's been in the hands of people trying to happening and shockingly enough, overthrow the government. so, yes, that was clearly a we have a white house who say mistake. it's about some film. and we have an administration now, we're going to have to that has been looking the other rectify it and be more engaged, way and parading around like they killed osama bin laden and not less, to make sure we put a their work is done. it's shocking and i think the cap on this to make sure that media's got to start focusing on doesn't spread across africa, the fact that the islamists have been on the move. southern europe and the middle they've been on the move for a while. this is nothing new, erin. >> well, it's an interesting east. >> thank you very much, chairman. appreciate you taking the time. point and i think the

still "outfront," we have new details about the person behind administration certainly like everyone is is confused on how to deal with it. the film which remains a t the center of the outrage. john, let me ask you this tonight, he is no longer in his home, so where is he? question. >> not everyone is confused. plus, mitt romney caught on tape let me just correct that. they are confused. making a joke about being al a latino and the booming economy >> i think that, well, i'm not going to get in the debate with you. i'll let you do that part. but the muslim brotherhood is of super pacs. different from country to there isn't an economy making billions of dollars on your country. but what i want to ask you is vote. r their clients' futures. what the public is saying so far about how the president handled helping millions of americans retire on their terms. these attacks. get your response, then rick's. when they want. so, president obama, mitt where they want. doing what they want. ameriprise. the strength of a leader in retirement planning. romney, 26% approve. 48% disapprove. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you one-to-one. those are obviously not good numbers for mitt romney. i'll get to rick on that in a together for your future. moment. but 45% approve, is that a big ♪ win or no? >> look, i think those are good numbers. anytime in polling where you ask and sounds vying a question and said what do you for your attention. think of obama, what do you so we invented a warning think of romney? people default to their partisan you can feel. position. the real question is where are introducing the all-new cadillac xts. they breaking? available with a patented safety alert seat. where's the advantage?

when there's danger you might not see, the differential. how does it break down on the you're warned by a pulse in the seat. way, what you see internals of that poll. democrats highly supportive of it's technology you won't find president obama. in a mercedes e-class. republicans, very lukewarm on romney. that kind of intensity is a the all-new cadillac xts has arrived, problem. the differential, thatst a and it's bringing the future forward. problem for romney. the reason is because what we saw from mitt romney is begins with back pain and a choice. something in kindergarten, take advil, and maybe have to take up to four in a day. engage brain before opening or take aleve, mouth thing. you can't play the kind of talk which can relieve pain all day th just two pills. first shoot later think afterwards style of diplomacy. good eye. it's not what works for commander in chief. >> rick, you hear 26% for romney. that's got to make you scared. >> sure. it's a terrible number. i'd like to know what was given to these respondents to respond because if they were given in i news media reports from the last week, i wouldn't blame them. the news media has been atrocious. here, we have mitt romney waiting 15 hours while the islamists are beginning to take over our embassy. we can debate on whether 15 hours is too early like this

gentleman just said. i actually think 15 hours is too which can relieve pain all day th just two pills. ♪ late for the president of the united states to come out and do something. why was he just sitting there when he got briefed that americans were killed when the 3:00 a.m. phone call happened, where was he? did he go back to bed? why was he missing his (train horn) intelligence briefings? vo: wherever our trains , >> with all due respect, that's the omy comes to life. not an accurate version of norfolk southern. events? >> what is? >> we first heard late at night one line, infinite possibilities. on tuesday, one american had woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance been killed. secretary clinton went out. hold on a sec. doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? while she went -- [ heart rate increases ] >> not right away. >> 7:00 p.m. is when we reported an american dead. woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. >> correct. secretary clinton went out hours what you don't know about flood insurance may shocyou -- later. >> rick, rick, rick, let me say what i'm going to say. including the fact that a preferred risk policy let me say it first. starts as low as $129 a year. it's a little reminiscent of the for an agent, call the number way your candidate jumped out. that appears on your screen. >> make your point.

secretary clinton was out there that night, very clear, the loss of life is unacceptable. we did not have the facts. we did not know the ambassador was dead. no way to notify next of kin. what you do no diplomacy because words matter in diplomacy. >> okay, so let me have my point now. >> hold on. it's got to be clear -- >> no, you had your point. words matter. >> overnight, you have to -- >> the president of the united states was out there making it very clear how ir rep henceable these attacks were. >> the only part i agree with is words matter. caught on tape. when we have a developing now, this is a day when mitt situation when people with coming oaf the wall, when the romney was trying to retool his al-qaeda flag is being raised on image, but then a video came the u.s. embassy, where is the out. mitt romney at a fupd raiser president of the united states? don't tell me he can't speak up. e video was obtained by the call the president of egypt.

left blog mother jones. >> my heritage, my dad, you do something. don't wait 15 hours and then when it's your turn to speak, don't come out and shake your probably know, was the governor fists at mitt romney. of michigan and was the head of that's outrageous. a car company, but he was born >> on the phone with libyan in mexico. leaders, egyptian leaders -- and had he been born of mexican >> no, they weren't. it was 15 hours later and parents, i'd have a better shot of winning this, but he was -- secretary clinton said living in mexico. something. why was he slow? and he lived in it for a number the president of the united states is not even talking to him. the president is not speaking of years. i say that jokingly, but it up. >> the president of the united would be helpful. states isn't the only -- >> now that's the excuse from >> "outfront" tonight, roland the democrats. martin and john avalon. well, roland, you seem really happy. >> well, no, first of all, i >> you kn let's dismiss the president. >> you know that very well and think what this says is this is the american people know that the m.o. of the republican party very well. when you talk about what romney, >> i'm going to hit pause there. ipg you both made very ardent and well phrased cases. he's not going to bother with >> on top of each other. him. >> and viewers can make, you've is a bunch of government assistants. got the facts now. preliminary agreement was >> i'm going to play that one in

a second, but let's stick with this one about the latino joke. reached in the chicago teachers strike. so teachers and students are still not back in the classroom. n how bad is this for him? why? a union member "outfront" next. [ male announcer ] does your prescription medication give you the burden of constipation? dot come off as ce kind of joke? >> a poll came out today showing he is 53nt d to president ama among latinos. all i'm saying is it's not going to get you a higher amount of latino votes and s he might be this, but it doesn necessarily play well. what he said -- >> i'm going to play that rig no anlet's go to you afte that. here is another clip of mitt romney a >> there are 47% of the people involved in the -- all right, there are 47% who were with him, who we who believe they are victims, who believe they are tix to health care, food, housing, you name it. >> ryan, that has got to be something his campaign is pretty upset, whatever will come back.

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touch and as a member of the super reset the romney campaign want. victims. when you look at the fact that over half ofhefolks, th're elrly. so, some are are students. when you make tha kind of comment, you're grading fellow americans. she support the president. is she a victim,mooer? the problem mitt romney here is you're basically sayin to rest o ou, youe utterly irrelevant, i don't care about you. i won't focus you. >> of course, peopl who don't pay federal income tax dos on o contribute in other ways. thanks to all throw of you. ahead, new detail about the person behind the anti-islamic our fourth story "outfront," deal or no deal. film at the center of the protests in the middle east. chicago mayor rahm emanuel takes

plus, the panda. there's something special about the teachers union to court to the panda. force them to go back to school. this is the sixth day of biggest school district. there is a preliminary agreement that includes. this is some of the key points. 3% raise in the first year, 2% raises in the second and third. . no merit pay, health care benefits were preserved, and at least half of all hires must be displaced teachers. they also agreed to a longer school day. the union delegates including my next guests are asking for more time and saying no deal just yet. outfront tonight, good to see you, sir, appreciate your taking the time. why no deal? >> thank you. >> well, the teachers are looking everything over. we've got about 30,000 members taking a close look at this, trying to make sure that the contract, that they're going to have to live under for the next three years is what they want. in fact, we're actually concerned about the various learning conditions inside the schools, obviously. >> right. i understand there's some concern about that, but yet kids are being kept out of school.

and that's hard to get the sympathy of parents probably and the wheels of progress haven't been very active lately. also people around the country. why not go back and work that but because of business people like you, things are beginng to get rolling. out afterwards? >> well, a couple of reasons. and regions is here to help. first of all, we want to get it right. making it easier with th expertise anseice it's tough to get 30,000 people, to keep those wheels turning. you know, engaged in the strike process. from business loans to cash management, it's a difficult process as you well know, people don't get we want to be your partner moving forward. paid, et cetera. we went out because we felt we so switch to regions. were mistreated by this mayor. and let's get going. as you may know, our last together. contract was -- and we didn't and every day since, two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars want to go back in without to help people and businesses who were affected, people taking a look at it. and to cover cleanup costs. this is a bottom up democracy in our union, all 30,000 members today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- are going to weigh in on this before we decide to end this strike because, again, to and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. disengage in a strike is a we've shared what we've learned with governments and across deliberative process just like engaging in a strike is a thinst c all produce energy me safely. deliberative process. give everyone a fair chance to i want you to know, there's another commitment bp takes take a look. >> i think this is important for

our viewers, you're going to just as seriously: our commitment to america. make the days lost up to strike. bp supports nearly two-hundred-fifty thousand jobs communities across the country. >> that's absolutely right. >> let me ask you something we hired three thousand peoplastt ear. educational. i'm very curious. this whole issue about the invests more in america than in any other country. teachers who were laid off getting the right -- first sort of rights at jobs when they open in fact, over the last five ye no other energy company has invested more in the us than bp. up. under the compromise, at least our understanding was about half, 50% of new hires would we're working to fuel america for generations to come. come from a pool of laid off today, our commitment to the gulf, and to america, teachers, some of those could have been laid off because they didn't have tenure, others has never been stronger. because their performance wasn't up to standard. how does that make sense? >> well, really, i think you've got to really reframe the question. really, the reason that we're concerned is because a lo of school closings, right now with the mayor as an active attempt to destroy schools and communities by going in and labeling a school a failure, knocking all the teachers out, anybody in the building is suddenly deemed unworthy of unemployment, et cetera. we think that's wrong. we think that it's criminal, actually, that they're destroying the stability in those schools and in those

communities. and so we're fighting that. one ofhe ways we're figh i we'reting insis that if you destroy those schools and you put those kids in another school that the teachers follow those students and, you know, don't de-stabilize the students by not allowing them to have the same teachers or similar teachers. >> just one question, do you agree as a teacher who has dedicated his life to being a good teacher that some teachers are better than others? >> of course. and the fact is that teachers get better, hopefully, with seasoning and with age. and so i like to think i'm a better teacher now than i was 25 years ago. i'd like to think you're probably a better anchor woman now than the first year you went in. i hope the mayor becomes a better mayor than the first year. it's been a bit of a disaster for him. he's been attacking the middle class since he got in to his position and we're hoping that he will grow in his position and become better at what he does. but currently, he's not doing a great job, as you know, and the exciting animal news today. fact is that teachers, i think

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take a look at this. so far, super pac money spent, conservative groups, $238 million, liberal, $85 million, 3 to 1 split. that could make a big difference coming down the stretch in these swing states. that's one factor. an x factor we have yet to see. and who benefits? we look at all of these consultants. this the a gold rush right now. these are companies that do media buy. they've money coming in, they take a percentage of it. 40 years ago, up to this point in the cycle, they'd made $2.8 million, so far $70 million. from only one super pac restore our future, the mitt romney associated. democrats, mundy katowitz just under $900,000 four years ago,