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baby daddy talk? you can hear what he says about all the gossip. let get to it. good monday afternoon from the deck. first today man who once pretended to be a mute woman did himself in with his own words it would rain, according to the sunning finale ooh hbs's sear about rob durst. it air ed last night a short time after the feds busted durst in new orleans. the steers told the story of the multi, multimillionaire and hi connections to the uninvolved murders involving his wife a friend and a neighbor. a little background on this guy. robert duty was heir to the real estate empire that runs the world trade center among other things. the family's words at least four billion dollars. but he has been estranged from

his family for a long time, since his dead and others chose his young irbrother to run the company. last night the show ended with an extraordinary moment caught on an open microphone when robert durst apparently thought he was all alone in the toilet. >> there it is. you're caught. you're in trouble. killed them all. >> what the hell did i do? killed them all of course. we just learned from police that he had a gun at the time of the arrest. and if prosecutors in new orleans go after him for that it could delay his transfer to california where he is charged with murder. prosecutors in california say 15 years ago robert durst shot and killed this woman his former spokeswoman. she has spoken out on durst's behalf after his wife mysteriously vanished. investigators long suspected durst in her murder as well. after the spokeswoman died durst moved to texas. the open microphone confession came after the filmmaker

confronted robert durst about the letters. one durst wrote, the other, an anonymous note to police. the letter that tipped the cops off to a cadaver in beverly hills. it was the spokeswoman's body. the word beverly is misspelled in both letters and hand writing in each looks similar. >> i guess i'm searching for a way, among other things to understand how two people could be misspelled beverly. i'm searching to figure out how you didn't write the could cadaver note that is so similar. >> what i see is a similarity is really the misspelling of the beverly. other than that, the block letters, are block letters. how else would you write a block letter than that? it's almost like a typed thing.

it's going look like two typewriters, going to look the same. >> it wasn't typewriters at all. first, to the third murder. that happened many years ago while he was in texas. investigators charged if with murdering this neighbor who reportedly found out who he was. robert durst admitted he used a knife and an axe and two saws to cab up this corpse. his attorney says it was self-defense and the jury let him off. now there's this hbo confession. the late nest a long string of very bizarre slipups, if you will. at one point while in hiding the cops caught him after he stole a chicken sandwich. that is even though he had close to $40,000 and guns in his car with him at the time. he had another run-in with police while he -- when he urinated on a candy display at a cvs pharmacy in houston. his attorney told him it was an

unfortunate medical mishap. which leads us to job roberts in thorns. what happened in court today, john? >> reporter: this is just such a bizarre case and keeps getting more and more bizarre as more evidence is uncovered. it was a first appearance here at this new orleans parish court what what an interesting contrast compared to robert durst in the past. the son of real estate tycoon durst, and he was there in an orange jumpsuit with handcuffs and leg irons on. as the hearing began durst was being kept in a glass isolation booth in the courtroom. he appeared to be either sleeping or meditating in a room where nearly every prison was assigned a private investigator, durst had four private attorneys, including the high-poured hewitt of houston attorney who defended him against the charges of murdering the neighbor more than a decade ago. durst waived his right to extra addition and through his attorney said he is eager to go to los angeles. >> let me just say that we came

here to waive jurisdiction and go back to california and get it on. bob durst didn't kill susan berman, he is ready to end all the rumor and speculation and have a trial. >> but there is a hangup because even though the magistrate said he was free to 0 go to los angeles the deputy assistant district attorney here for or liens parish said wait a minute. we may want him on charges in new orleans so let's not be hasty. we don't know what the charges might be but according to the arrest report when he was picked up on saturday afternoon he had a .38 caliber handgun in his possession. his attorney talked about he had some pain killers taken away from him so we don't know if there might be some narcotics or contraband involved here as well. so far the parish district attorney's office is keeping tight-lipped. >> back to the lawyer saying he didn't do this.

he has a bit of a problem in that on an open microphone in the bathroom he said he killed all of them. >> and there's going to be a problem here as to whether that and the letter may be admissible in court. if they'red a miss nibble court whether or not a jury will buy that. his attorneys are really downplaying what happened in that bathroom that is now being called the bathroom confession. chip lewis said last night he didn't see much to it. he was really trying to be helpful through the entire interview, and as he was entering the courtroom today i asked about his thoughts. >> it's pretty slick. probably get him an emmy. but very misleading too. >> misleading. we don't know what charges l.a. is going to file against him but if the tradition waiver is any indication, they're going to be serious. it's somewhere here -- it says he could to back to face first degree murder charges in los angeles. so this obviously for robert durst has turned very serious very quickly.

>> no duty there, john roberts in new orleans at the courthouse. that -- the confession, as they're calling it, happened in the bathroom right after they had been -- the producer of the film had been asking him about these two letters that looked so similar with the two sets of hand writhing they thought tied together and that's when he went into the bathroom and started talking to himself. let bring in the lawyers evangeline is a defense attorney and michelle is a former prosecutor. so, they're talking about this situation about these two hand writings that look so much alike and when he is in the bathroom he's like, what have done and then answers the question, i killed them all. that problematic. >> not reality. if you're defending him, you'll say this isn't a confession help didn't make this statement to another person. these are basically mutterings of a 71-year-old man who could be on medication who recently

underwent brain surgery and you have nothing state so let's get it on. >> this evidence is clearly admissible. it's a voluntary statement. his lawyers gave him a warning for a reason. anything that he said is definitely admissible at trial. it's up to the jury to determine if it's true. not many people admit to killing somebody if they didn't kill him. >> it would be a weird fib. >> hough do you know he is not being sarcastic or ironic. >> i decent know that but i note context. i know the context. the question was look at these two letters and the question is, what have i done? i killed them all, of course. >> his attorneys were there, so if they a thought, this is a big hot potato, a mine, a fire, it's going to -- not going to go out, they would have immediately run in there, and they didn't. so as his attorney said this evidence is underwhelming. they're going to need a lot more -- i'm talking about the state of california -- irif they

want to have him basically sit in jail for the rest of his lifetime police can't record you without telling you in advance, but this isn't that at all. >> he knew he had the recording on him and if this is one of those basketballings of a mad man -- he did this when he knew he got caught and it's my understanding they didn't hear this until hours later, if you take this with the other evidence in the case, that letter at the time that letter was sent to the police department, and if they prove that letter was authored by him he has another problem bus he said at the time the letter was forecasted he did not know missberman was dead. if the letter can be proven it was written by him he has an inconsistency there as well. so that in combination with the new statement you have a good circumstance charl case building for the prosecution here. >> we only new about one letter in the beginning. that was the cadaver letter that someone sent. and then they not another letter which came from a family member,

and it just shows so many similarities, including the misspelling of the word beverly in all caps. >> in 2003, this was deemed as being inconclusive evidence. so his defense attorney is going to have a hand writing expert who will take the stand and say, it's not the same. a battle of the experts. that together with this murder -- muttering made in the boardroom, -- bathroom is not enough. for a murder conviction, not going to stand. >> the spelling of beverly to exact same ways, that in combination with two payments made to miss berman prior to her death one immediately prior 25, thousand. one a month before 25,000. right before the was about to speak to the west which he wasser county district torn about the case you have a very good circumstantial case here. there will be an expert from the prosecution that will say that those letters were draft bid the

same person, and he had the difficulty of the inconsistencies all along of saying he didn't know he didn't do this, and now makes this statement. >> last thought. >> i don't think this is going to go anywhere. perhaps -- >> really. >> i think if he goes to california, he has trial, perhaps the charge will be dismissed prior to trial. we don't know all the evidence that the state has but they're going to need more than a hand writhing sample and more than a muttering in a bathroom. >> the state has nothing to do with the hbo documentary. >> it's a tough case but a the good to trial. >> it's a fascinating case isn't it? muttering to yourself in the barrel with -- in the bathroom and with a mic on. >> change of plans in afghanistan. the white house says the number of troops there would drop to fewer than 6,000 by the ends of this year. not so much. details hate. plus the u.s. government hitting its borrowing limit again.

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the year. we fewer than a thousand troops staying behind for embassy security by the end of the year 2016. but a senior administration official now tells fox news the afghan president has requested some flexibility with that timetable. and the white house press secretary today suggested president obama is considering the request. >> the president will listen carefully to thed a vials he is getting from his national security team and his military commanders on this matter. that is, the pace of the drawdown. >> but the white house says president obama still wants most troops out of afghanistan by the end of next year. looks like the leaders in washington are heading for another showdown of the national debt. the feds say we hit the limit on borrowing today. you can see how both the debt and the ceiling have tripled over the past 15 years. see that chart? congress recently suspended the debt limit, but it went back into effect today, capping borrowing at the current level of a mealsly $18 trillion.

rich from fox business network is live in washington. how long does congress have to figure this out? >> the doorry department can extend the deadline by delaying other payments to ensure the government can pay its bills in a letter to congressional leaders the treasury secretary announced the department began the measures today. the congressional budget office indicates treasury can use the maneuvers until october or november. and around the same time government spending authority runs out meaning this fall congress will be trying to fund the government and raise the debt ceiling at the same time. >> how do folks there expect this to turn out? >> reporter: in the past republicans demanded spending cuts in exchange for lifting the debt ceiling. aides to republic -- the white house is demanding congress pass a bill to raise it with no transcriptions aattached. one budget analyst says the more difficult task for congress is how it's going to address the

continually rising $18 trillion national debt. >> how are they actually going to put together a budget that makes the stricture changes you just mentioned? it will get not the balance in ten years. we all know that's not possible. but to get this debt under control in the next ten years. >> congressional budget office says the u.s. is spending $230 billion on interest payments each year, and that will exceed $800 billion annually by 2025. >> rich, in washington. thank you. the russian president reemerges after a ten-day absence, verb very much alive. where was putin? shirtless, horseback riding on vacation. the mid-deep -- the mystery deepens. kennedy is on it next.

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putin is alive. the mysterious russian president re-emerged in public after a ten-day absence. the longest absence of like ever. president putin takenning a meeting with another head of state, cracking jokes saying it would be dull without gossip. his disappearance sparked globe speculation. was he sick, did his mistress have a maybe? maybe hey had plastic surgery. the kremlin is keeping this thing a complete mystery. russia likes to portray this macho image of the 62-year-old, sometimes putin practices his karate kicking, we'll see him shirtless and horseback riding and on occasion he likes to be seen taming tigers. the kremlin gave no explanation whatsoever for putin's, where but putin came back with a bang,

his turn coincided with russia's biggest military exercises since the ukraine crisis. they didn't send out pictures yet. >> kennedy is here, host of kennedy over on the fox business network. there was a lot of speculation. >> that was the fun part. even if his baby mama was giving birth to chinese triplet baby girls which russia and china they're trading partners, and a lot of people like to dropped chinese baby girls she had them. which is hard to explain but they're harder to nurse hitch could have been at the clinic getting the secret plastic surgery to look like ryan gosling. >> there was a lot of speculation his economy is so messed up and the oligarchs are so mad maybe they were having a meeting of the minds.

>> you mean they're having a blanket party where he was getting the snot beat out of him? there was a facebook page that around up that was r.i.p. and vladimir putin and maim people liked it. i couldn't figure out if they were mourning or delighted the russian liter might have passed. but it seemed plausible he was ousted and offed in a military coup along with the plastic surgery and the babymaking. >> and as the speculation went then maybe they were working on succession but he has many billions of dollars and there are, he may be the richest guys in the world and his friends got rich after the sochi olympics. you never know. >> the country went broke, it's sued communism, and with the sangs they tried to choke out his good friends.

and they got creative in trying to impose sanctions that actually work. not going to keep this guy down. vladimir putin is looking to be the most interesting man in the world wrestling tigers biting faces off of dogs. shirtless horseback riding. very few men who can compete with his stuff. >> "house of cards" spoiler alert. >> there was another suggestion he was binge watching the first couple of seasons. >> it could have been. there's a guy who plays -- they don't call him putin but he kind of is in putin. and he slaps the fat old kiss right there on the kisser of the first lady and didn't go over great. >> the american first lady? >> they were hanging out in the white house, talking about kennedy, smoking cigars. >> wouldn't you like to see vladimir putin going into the white house and --

>> yes, and then go to empire and see how they deal with him on empire. >> i don't think he would fare as well. >> don't want to be in the mix. i'd sick cookie on him right now. she was on michael and kelly this morning filling in for kelly. you were probable his in transit. >> i was flying from one coast to the next to be with you shepard myth. >> every sunday night, travel all night long to be here. >> i make the best friends, meet the strangest people on airplanes. i should write a book about the nut birds. people that try to give me sleeping pills. >> you should get on instantly. >> i'll nut a call and come plug it on your show. >> see you tonight 10:00 eastern, 9:00 in oxford on the fox business network. >> forgot to tell you ucla made the tournament. >> and the rebels made a buy-in game. i'm pumped. >> i hope they play each other, because then we'll have to battle to the death like siberian tigers.

>> if they play it would be amazing. see you. the clock is ticking on the iran nuke deal. secretary of state kerris back to the negotiating table but now he it is hitting the united states may be willing to walk away from the talks. plus the kurds say they have proof that isis is using chemical weapons in iraq, and now there's word that the terrorists army may have launched other chemical attacks against forces there. a lot of news ahead as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news from fox news channel. earning enough cash back from bank of america to help pay for her kids' ice time. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store. even before she got 3% back on gas all with no hoops to jump through. katie used her bankamericard cash rewards credit card to stay warm and toasty during the heat of competition. that's the comfort of rewarding connections.

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more headlines from in the fox news deck. yemen's prime minister is now out of house arrest. almost two months after shiite rebels stormed the parliament and announced they took over. a government spokesman says the rebels freed the prime minister and the former cabinet. the state department suspended embassy operations and pull the staff out of the capitol last

month. a tree crushed an suv with a drive inside but somehow she survived. happened yesterday in portland, oregon where severe storms packed wind gusts approaching 60-miles-an-hour. and look at this. cops say that's a carjacker driving an ambulance last week down in fort worth. officials say he put a knife on the driver and took the wheel. the police say he made it a little bit more than a mile -- actually a little let than a mile before he crashed into a fence and officers caught him. thankfully no patient s in the ambulance. nobody got hurt.

the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu just made a major campaign promise. netanyahu said if voters keep him in office he will make sure that there is no palestinian state. the election is tomorrow and polls suggest he is losing ground to his opponent. today he told an israeli

newspaper withdrawing any territory would clear the way for islamic militants to take over in the ute the prime minister helped trigger a political feud when he spoke in from of congress two weeks ago. the white house said the invitation from republicans and john boehner specifically was destructive to israel's relationship with the united states. john boehner, the house speaker for his part responded couldn't disagree more. prime minister netanyahu urged the united states not to reach a, quote, bad deal unquote, with iran over the rogue nation's nuclear program and today the secretary of state john kerry returned to the bargaining table. both sides aiming to build a framework for a nuclear agreement before the deadline this month. secretary kerr where's iranian counterpart says solutions are within reach and that a translated quote. but they still have work to do. peter barnes on the top story at the bottom of the hour live from d.c. sounds like both sides might be getting closer to something here, peter.

>> reporter: they appear to be inching closer to a deal but an administration official says that iran is going to have to make some tough decisions to get one including being able to prove its nuclear program will be exclusively peaceful. secretary of state considery and the iran iran foreign minister held five hours of talk in suiterland. the administration official said in their meeting the iranians brought up to kerry the letter last week from 47 republican senators to iran's leadership warping -- warning the u.s. congress could up due any deal the president make with iran. the administration continues to criticize the letter saying it undermines the president in foreign policy, but officials are also seeking to downplay it. >> it certainly is a distraction but negotiations in our view and i think most people's view, are not about a letter that was ill informed and ill advised and certainly anticipate that the focus of the discussions will remain on the issues at hand.

>> and white house press secretary josh earnest today in fact played up the role of congress in having to approve lifting of the toughest sanctions on iran if there is a deal, shep. >> the financial markets are watching this closely and they're doing very well today. >> yes. and the price of oil in particular is what traders have their eye on. it is falling again today in part on expectations that a deal could increase supplies of iranian oil on the world market. us west texas crude was down today about another dollar a barrel to $44. in fact the iranian oil minister today said that iran is ready to increase oil exports by up to a million barrels per day if sanctions are lifted. >> peter barnes in washington, thank you. new accusation this islamic state is using chemical weapons during its bloody terror campaign. a top commander says isis fighters have used chlorine gas

against kurdish forces in iraq. they say this video shows the attack. the gas canisters were in the wreckage. international investigators have not confirmed that but the kurdish commander is doubling down. he says officials are now looking into whether the terrorist army used chlorine gas in not one bit two different attacks, one in january and one in december. the iraqis are not alone. fighters in syria are accusing isis members of using chemical weapons. it causes a painful death. the victims' lungs filled with fluid like drowning until breathing becomes impossible and burns through eye balls and eye sockets and eats skin to the bone. both countries have banned the universe chlorine gas. david shanker is a former adviser for sierra -- syria policy at the pentagon. he is our guest live from washington. thank you. >> thank you. >> the people who cut off heads

are also using chlorine gasp doesn't feel like much of other stretch. i'm not sure physically and in the day-to-day war going on, well how much of a difference would it make? >> tactically the weapons don't make much difference but psychologically it has a huge impact. today is the 27th anniversary of the chemical weapons attack of saddam hussein on the kurds, so now doubt chemical weapons are something that is near and dear to them and something that is terrifying. >> and they're in collaboration with and actually some of the former members of the baathist regime that was under saddam hussein are up in there with isis now and they have this history you just mentioned with chemical weapons so comed together nicely, whether true or not. >> yes. the iraqis that used chemical weapons against the kurd, against the iranians before. and al qaeda has used them for a long time. 1993 in the world trade center bombing, they attempted to put a

chemical plume in the world trader in. 2004 they used to use the against jordan, and most recently in 2007, al qaeda used a chemical weapon in anbar. they're cute but they terrify people. -- they're crude but they terrify people. >> you wonder how the administration might react especially after what happened in syria in 2013. >> i can't mam they're going to do much. they drew the red line on syria when the regime was killing independent civilians, and now isis is using them. i can't imagine the administration would take much of a stand against it. it's just not typical of what they do. it's not -- i couldn't predict that. >> are things improving on the ground here? it's so had to decipher what is true because we get so many veried reports. >> looks like the iraqis are making progress particularly going toward tikrit, but that's why isis is deploying weapons, because the opposition, the iraqi army, is making some minor

bit of progress, but it's too early to say whether this is going to be sustained. another point is that the people that are running the iraqi military right now are the iranian-backed shiite militia can all otheir reason for isis to use chemical weapons. >> before we good, one of the least reported and among the most serious aspects of the war is the refugee crisis that overwhelming the region you. just got back from jordan, do you have an assessment how the reef fujii crisis is developing? >> well the 85,000 people that lived in the refugee camp i was at in northern jordan are being well-fed and secured but there are a million of these refugees in jordan alone, and it's making the economic situation very difficult you. got a million and a half of these refugees in lebanon where they're not being so well taken care of. and the population of lebanon is only 4.5 million. so this is a profoundly disturbing development that will continue to grow and fester as

long as the war in syria continues. >> david shanker, appreciate your observations and analysis here. thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. today marks as you heard, 27 years since the former dictator saddam hussein used chlorine gas to kill thousands of kurds in iraq. now iraqi forces are fighting isis for control of saddam saddam hussein's home town of tikrit and we're hearing the fighting there has destroyed saddam's tomb. which is new information. sarah has this. saddam's tomb is in more? >> that's right. so back in 2003 he was found hiding in the spider hole near his home town in tikrit. after this, this opulent tomb was build to house his body. this is an older picture of it. flowersflowers and marble and picture's of saddam. now with the fighting it's essentially been leveled. it's been decimated. the "associated press" shot this video and you can see it's basically just columns holding

up the outer shell and there are reports that pictures of saddam were taken down and replate width picture odd of shiite leaders and word that the body was moved by loyalis last year but nobody knows where it is now. >> sarah, thank you very hutch. >> cops in ferguson, missouri, questioning whether the man accused of shooting two officers acted alone. here's the guy's mug shot. the james is jeffrey williams. police say he admitted firing the gun but insists he didn't intend to shoot the officers help said hey was firing at somebody during an argument. and hit the officers by mistake. the prosecutor says his team is not sure whether they buy that story or not. it all happen last thursday during a demonstration outside the ferguson police department over the chief's resignation. let's get to steve harrigan who is live in ferguson this afternoon if mentioned that investigators are looking into whether the suspect acted alone. >> police here are stressing that this is stale very active

investigation. they're trying to find out one, whether williams' story he was not firing at police is true and also, who else was in the vehicle with him when he fired those shots. here's the county prosecutor. >> there are lot more people who were there who may have something to offer, whether there are additional charges to be filed, whether these charges are adjusted in some manner, whether there are additional people to be charged. >> reporter: the 20-year-old williams could be facing life in prison on several assault charges. >> what's the situation on the ground? >> reporter: we have seen it come and go feels like it's over after yesterday. almost no protesters out at night. during the day we saw a few dozen white demonstrators in front of the police station, showing support nor the police and the city, city which still shows a number of burned out buildings like the one pin he, burned in the november riots and nothing done to them since.

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more made headlines. protesters blocking roads and throwing stones at police in pakistan. the demonstration shut down public transportation. two suicide bombers attacked services, killing 15 people and injuring dozen more. the pakistani taliban has claimed credit for the bombing. at an historic monastery up in flames in moscow. officials say the fire broke out in wooden scaffolding around the

bell tower. no word on the cause or how bad the damage is. the monastery dates to the 16th under. home to graves of former soviet leaders khrushchev and yeltsin. in the u.s. a pickup truck crashed into a kitchen where the dad has been feeding the baby. >> the high chair parts were in the living room. >> happened yesterday. outside philly. the parents and the baby are all okay but they had to move out of the house for now. cops say they arrested the driver who may have been drunk. we're learning more about the thousands of e-mails hillary clinton's office apparently deleted from the personal account she used when secretary of state. secretary clinton said she turned over more than 30,000 e-mails but her office reports it deleted 30,000 others

claiming they were privity. hillary clinton's spokesman says staffers read every one of those e-mails before getting rid of them. secretary clinton made her first appearance today since holding a news conference last week, and ed henry was there, and now he is here on the knocks -- fox news deck. i understand the secretary is trying to shift the focus. >> the clarification that came last night was the fact they put out a fact sheet last week, after a news conference that said that at least suggestled they had not gone through every e-mail. so last night she said, well, actually, we did. people are skeptical but shows the story has been shifting. she goes and inducted into the irish america hall of fame the day before st.~patrick's day. first of all she is not irish and when they were towing the guest wiz guinness she was drinking water but that's okay. she just wanted to turn the page. she held up a big sweater she got for thunder granddaughter with 'shamrocks on it. she wants focus on her time as

grandma and as secretary of state. she said she was pushing for peace in northern ireland. listen. >> you can't have lasting peace and progress without people believing life will be better because of it. there has to be genuine social and economic inclusion that's true there and around the world. >> you have republican trey gowdy which chairs the house special committee on benghazi saying to chris wallace they may of the to issue a subpoena to get control of her server. you sought former secretary clinton today knows republic republics are going to investigate that and she has to start moving forward, start the campaign in ernest we hear may be launched in april. >> even today more questions about her time in the state department. >> cbs news reported contribution of $2 million from a chinese construction company with ties to the government in beijing. that came in 2013 after she was secretary of state but i spoke to the senate majority leader

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