they say brum has been inside hundreds of homes. hey, that's not part of your commission. get your hands off our real estate. jeanne moos, cnn. >> wow, that's creepy. >> that's it for us. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, an old fashioned filibuster in washington, d.c. rand paul talks and talks and talks for hours. we're in hour eight. he's still talking. we'll tell you why. plus, a worker at animal sanctuary attacked and killed by one of the big cats and the east coast bracing for a huge, early spring snowstorm. we'll tell you how much inches coming. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, senator paul drones on and on and on and yes, he's droning about drones. here's a live picture of republican senator rand paul right now on the floor. the first old fashioned senate filibuster since 2010. does he look tired to you? we're at hour eight. he still has a voice. i think all he's had is a snicker bar. all to stall john brennan from the cia. we were hoping he would have stopped

make donations all year long, but if you have a small budget, there has to be some real quill lib brume. you can't have huge donations and small budget. explain. >> that's exactly right. here's when it's perfectly okay. say this year you donate write a check to your alma mater and lose your job, you're not triggering something that seems odd. what does seem odd say you write off your 1995 camry you donated for $15,000. large donations like that when not making a lot of money trigger the irs's attention and the take away here if you're going to donate anything over $500 you're going to need to fill out form 8283 to ultimately substantiate that donation so just make sure the dollars make sense. >> what about your home office, a lot of people work from home and want to deduct that work space from their home expenses can you do that? >> you can do that. here's again when it's perfectly okay. say you have a home office where your computer is, office supplies, and here's the key, where you do the majority of your work. what does not make a home office the laptop in the corner of your living

edwards pulled brum berger to the side and he was red faced and cursing. he said edwards was blunt.and ask. he said he didn't trust me anymore. he was basically firing me. the edwards defense team emphasized what brumberger said about the timing, that none of this happened during the presidential campaign. >> the point here is that the prosecution says edwards was trying to keep his political hope alive, but the defense says all he was doing was trying to keep information about the affair away from his wife. wolf? >> joe johns on the scene for us of this trial. thanks very much. >>> first it was cloaked in secrecy and then it was shown around the world. president obama's back from the surprise trip to afghanistan and he's resuming his re-election campaign with a pair of high priced fund raisers. the dramatic pictures say it probably won't hurt that effort. joining us now is our chief political analyst gloria borger. it's hard for a challenger to beat the incumbent when the incumbent has a lot of advantages. >> absolutely. the bully pulpit, the rose garden and outside the rose garden

i'm kind brum brunhuber. u.s. officials say they hit 36 targets at 13 locations in yemen, those targets were facilities in attacks on international shipping. pentagon correspondent oren lieberman has more on the attacks in yemen. >> reporter: for the third time in recent weeks, the u.s. and uk carried out joints strikes against houthi targets in yemen, this time the coalition airstrikes targeted 36 targets across 13 different locations in yemen as the u.s. and uk backed by coalition of australia, bahrain,ada and new zealand try to disrupt the group targeting the shipping lanes. it was u.s. faa team fighter jets taking over and as well as two destroyers launching cruise missiles that took part in the strikes. the u.s. went after underground storage facilities, command and control, missile systems, drone storage and operation sites, radars and helicopters of the houthis. in that target list you see the effort of the u.s. to try to disrupt the abilities of the houthis to continue to attack commercial vessels as well

intimidation, trying to act like a tough guy and get a lot of attention and brum bliss base level fort. but it ignores the fact that act like a u.s. senator. because eguess what, you are on. it's the senate chamber at 11:00 in the morning. i don't blame the teamster for pushing back. i blame the senator for acting like a total chump. the same thing of the alleged altercation between two sitting congressmen. what are we talking about here? grow up. act like someone who is a public erservant who has the public trust, who has the honor of serving in congress under the capitol dome, which is a sacred place. but instead we have seen this degradation and i they directly contributed to it. >> do they pay any consequence? >> of course, not. >> while those arguments were going on on the hill and acting like children, there's 300,000 people on the mall marching because they feel like the political tone is getting to a point where it feels like the 1940s. >> that's a great point. that's the juxtaposition. that's the split screen yesterday. >> thank you so much. good to have you. "cnn this mornin

senator brum, listen to trump's supporters who are taking trump seriously. here are two. boris sanchez just went for the purposes of what we're laying out here to ask them what do they think. here is what they told him. >> do you think that we get to election night or the following days if biden winds up somehow becoming the winner, do you think it's rig snd. >> oh, yes, very much so. >> what are the chances you think this election might be rigged? >> i'll tell you with the mail-in ballots we don't like. there's been a lot of cheating that's been exposed, especially over the last four or five years. our president brought this to our attention. this stuff was going on and nobody really knew about and it happened and happened and happened. >> if it shows up that joe biden won -- >> yes. >> -- in your opinion would that be the only way trump could lose is it would be a rigged election? >> absolutely, i agree with that. there's no way in heck our president is going to lose. but yes, it would be a rigged election. there's some type of cheating went on, what have you. and i fir

they had run into a couple hiking in british brum ya. they stopped to help them take a picture. this couple did not ask for anything or an autograph. not a picture. the woman said yep. we said happy new year and we went on our way. that's what they want. meghan lived in toronto for several years and that's what she had. just clean the gutters for her. used to speak to prince harry from over the fence. prince harry used to make jokes to him about how good the food smelled in his home. that's the kind of life they had a taste of in canada and it seems that's what they are craving again. as long as it does not cross the line in taxpayer fund, i doubt you'll have a lot of controversy about them coming here to live. >> thank you for that reporting. i want to bring back our royal commen commentator. the terms of this agreement say harry and meghan are planning to pay back the money spent on the renovations at frogmore cottage. do all signs point to them wanting to spend the majority of their time in canada? >> yes. certainly for the time being. they will spend the majority of their ti

. >> making a rare public appearance in new york, former president brum didn't mention his success ort he seemed to call on the world to reject the divisive politics that launched mr. trump into power. >> the rise of nationalism and zbleen oh phobia and a politics that says it's not we but us and them. >> across town the first lady was giving a speech about children being exposed to the dangers of bullying on of all places social media. >> we must turn our focus right now to the message and content they're exposed to on a daily basis through social media, the bullying, the sperps online any person. >> critics wonder whether those pleas to stop bullying should be directed to the president who just last night slammed the emmy awards weeting i was sat end to see how bad the elm ratings were on the elm any last night. smartest people of all are the deplorables. >> perhaps the president wasn't a fan of the late press secretary sean spicer's latest spin. >> crafting a new agreement. iran's president told reporters at the u.n. it's just not realistic to think his country would enter into a n

i'm kim brum huber. . ♪ >>> buenos dias, good morning, and welcome to your "new day."boris sanchez. >> good to be with you. i'm amara walker in for christi paul. we have a lot to get to. the threat of a russian invasion has reached a boiling point. president joe biden says he is convinced based on u.s.

republicans scrambling for every last vote to repeal brum care. he is in puerto rico tonight for us. nick in puerto rico, it is reeling from the -- and taking the full brunt of maria, the whole island out of power. do you know the full scope of the damage yet? >> reporter: we're still getting -- beginning to see that picture and really today it was staggering having experienced the full force of landfall, the eastern coast where we were this morning. staggering winds there, 155 miles an hour at least. remarkable ferocious to be in. we then drove today after leaving that hotel, unfortunately, having to because of a gas leak there. we headed across back to san juan through highway 3. extraordinary scenes of devastation. pretty much every tree you could find damaged in some way, torn clean out, flung across highways, power lines down. the cables across the streets and the pie lons themselves often shattered to pieces. and even wind tur biens, their propellers torn clean off by the ferocity of that category 4 hurricane, initially category 5. remarkabl

out on cape cod michelle brum says it's one recleaned mask a shift. >> they want you to reuse that masktimes, and they send it for cleaning. >> reporter: and how often are you reuse the same mask? >> they do this process five times. >> reporter: across the country, nurses, doctors, some state health officials contacted by cnn say the lack of personal protective equipment or ppe is their most dangerous challenge with n95 masks the toughest to find. >> this is something that we were talking about four months ago. >> reporter: the american medical association has been begging the federal government to direct the manufacture acquisition and distribution of ppe. >> it's a national shame that we run out of masks and other ppe to protect our health care workers. there was no excuse in march and even less of an excuse now. >> reporter: this month a democratic congressional house oversight committee concluded lack of leadership from the trump administration is forcing compete for scarce supplies. the national nurses united union just endorsed joe biden because of what abandonment of public healt

out on cape cod, michelle brum says it is one recleaned mask a shift. >> they want you to re-use thatask multiple times and they send it for cleaning. >> reporter: how often are you re-using the same mask? >> they do this process five times. >> reporter: across the country, nurses, doctors, some state health officials contacted by cnn say the lack of personal protective equipment or ppe is their most dangerous challenge with n-95 masks the toughest to find. >> this is something we were talking about four months ago. >> reporter: the american medical association has been begging the federal government to direct the manufacturer acquisition and distribution of ppe. >> it is a national shame that we run out of masks and other ppe to protect our healthcare workers. there was no excuse in march. and even less of an excuse now. >> reporter: this month, a democratic congressional house oversight committee concluded lack of leadership from the trump administration is forcing state and local governments, hospitals and others to compete for scarce supplies. the national nurses united union just

kim brum hummer is next. t www.vitac.com >>>as coronavirus cases surge across dozens of u.s. white house official makes a comment that has some people wondering whether the trump administration is signaling defeat. plus france's covid-19 daily cases are skyrocketing, despite strict restrictions. so, are those lockdown measures really working? we're live in paris. and later, millions of people are being tested in northwest china after just one asym

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i'm kim brum huber. . ♪ >>> buenos dias, good morning, and welcome to your "new day."t's saturday, february 19th. i'm boris sanchez. >> good to be with you. i'm amara walker in for christi paul. we have a lot to get to. the threat of a russian invasion has reached a boiling point. president joe biden says he is convinced based on u.s. intelligence that russian president vladimir putin has made a decision to attack ukraine and target the capital kyiv. biden says the attack is expected in the coming days or sooner, but he says the door is still open for diplomacy. vice president kamala harris steps on the world stage today to address the world crisis. she spoke at the munich security conference moments ago and warned of severe consequences if russia does invade ukraine. >> let me be clear. i can say with absolute certainty if russia further invades ukraine, the united states together with our allies and partners will impose significant and unprecedented economic costs. >> the united states says that russia in the meantime is spreading disinformation as a pretext to launc

brum during his time in the white house wrote letters and made calls to families of fallen american troops, just as other presidents have done. so let's discuss all of this now. i want to bring in now cnn senior political analyst mark preston, david axelrod and plilt at analyst april ryan. where do we start here, mark? >> where do we start with this. >> let's start with mitch mcconnell because it was a united front as you have seen with other leaders who have come out with him, everything is fine, saying they are closer than ever before. we know how they have been feuding. it has been on twitter. it's been going back and forth. are you really buying this love fest? >> well, i aum things. one is this is a classic donald trump stick and carrot proechl of the he beats you and then he'll throw out a carrot in front of you. we saw that happen today within hours of where he was very critical of the united states senate, particularly republican senators forgetting his agenda through and he took no responsibility for it. at the same time he knows that he needs mitch mcconnell on the senate if he's

i think brum knows it too. and i think these two guys are pleading with the country. we're americans we're all in this show. >> they happen to be speaking on the same day. what. >> it tells you a lot that you have the two former presidents of the united states who most recently sat in the oval office giving what were not complicated selts of remarks remember really they were about human decency. finding what u nights us and not what divides us. and these are things president obama has been talking about since he ran for office and president bush has also been talking about for quite sometime. what struck me is in a week we've been arguing about whether or not these past presidents called military families. they tood up today and they were saying this is not normal and we all need to rise above this. it's want just about president trump. it's about all of you elected officials. it's about people who are public serve ants, and we need to recognize this is not normal what we're seeing. >> you know, people on television and the news and pundits can did he cry what's happe

the second fugitive is 35-year-old david sweat serving life without parole for the 2002 murder of brumputy kevin tarsia. sweat and an accomplice robbed a gun store when they were confronted by the deputy shooting him at least 12 times. at its maximum security prison from which the men escaped matt and sweat had adjoining cells worked in the tailor shop with a female employee not suspected of helping the two men break out. deborah feyerick cnn, new york. >> you can imagine this is deeply personal sharon tarsia, the late deputy's sister joins us by phone. what went through your mind? >> i said oh my god, no way. i couldn't believe i got to read it twice to make sure and sure enough it was my brother, i just couldn't believe it. >> what kind of guy is this david sweat? >> i think he's very evil and the things he did to my brother i don't know how he could do what he did to my brother. and then he gets ran over and shot and it's just i just -- i can't even stand the thought of it. >> do you believe the prison is at fault here maybe they should have been able to keep a better eye on these g

he has a plate place at the table because of president brum.e we got question zblas you can't count on the support. >> absolutely answer the questions. once again that doesn't diskwuf him. i want to know why other people held to different standards. hillary clinton wasn't in the administration but when it came to the 94 crime bill people held that genser. kamala harris was a prosecutor holding that against her. locked black and brown people locked up. what got more black and brown locked up than the '94 standard. >> pete buttigieg is someone you are a fan of. he speaks about diversifying his f2 field. he trails the leading democrats by ten points against trump with black voters? how does he change that. >> by being honest, getting out in front of the african-american community more. i think one reason elizabeth warren is surging is because she is specifically talk to black people and specifically has a black agenda, discussing the black maternal death rate, investing money in hbcus. those are things that perk up black voter ears. mayor pete has

and you can -- look, i was tough on brum every day he was president, and i praised george w.requently even when it was tough as a republican. they hit a ground here that's above politics. it's different from what we've expected from expresidents where they were sending a very clear signal that this guy is a moral vacuum around him that is not good -- >> no. no. i mean, look, changing washington is going to be hard. and so of course you're going to get the folks from both parties are going to go and start taking shots at you. but good for president trump to go and bring truth to power and not being afraid -- >> jason. jason -- >> let me say this. the last thing george w. bush would want to do is take shots at any president. that is just not something that he has done in the past. >> correct. >> he has been very good at adhering to that unspoken pact of not credit seesing your success ors. he has been good at that. what is doing now is expressing the frustration and saying you know what? enough is enough and i've got to use this platform. i can no longer afford the luxury of re

that they have in common is the fact that both the two em poo that were murdered the past week, the brume was a professor, a faculty member within the creighton university pathology department. in the murder in 2008 where the son was killed and the housekeeper, the father of the son is still a professor and was then in the creighton university pathology department, so they're just looking to see if there is any connection. they're not seeing if they have any leads as to why they're doing this. the pathology department is about 12 people, so it is a very small community are you looking at. that's why investigators want to know if there are any connections, fred. >> stephanie elam, thanks so much from omaha. very sad story. >>> all right. now let's take a look at stories trending online. in bogota, klcolumbia a young m got more than he bargained for when he stole a woman's cell phone and tried to escape. i will tell you what happened. you just saw. he tried to jump on the platform and then he was hit by an on coming bus. he actually survived with only light injuries, and to boot he was arr

north carolina is a state that brum was able to carry the first time he ran.s a big deal, if she can make up playing to north carolina. i think obama is going to be the super surrogate, not bill clinton. i think he has a third campaign in him, barack obama. his legacy is at stake. if you bring limb in to college campuses or into cities like columbus or cincinnati or orlando, and particularly in the african-american community where barack obama has a 95% approval rating, he could really be a significant person in this campaign if he gets behind hillary clinton in the right ways. he also has a genius of getting under donald trump's skin. he knows how to say the right things like ignorance isn't cool, just little jabs that seem to hold up. obama now has a public approval rating fairly high, up in the 50s. >> right, 51%. john, donald trump is also going to be in north carolina. he announced that on saturday. hillary clinton announced her trip the previous thursday. so is donald trump trying to, like, take some of the focus off president obama along with hillary cl

i was putting a voiceover down in someone's studio, which happened to be dan brumm, who's joe brum's brother, who's the creator, and he said, my brother's making this animation. um, it's already cast. you have a great voice. can we chuck down some demos? and at the 11th hour, they needed to change the voices up. um, for the premiere at the cartoon convention and then, um, then they did their due diligence and auditioned for three months, and then they came back to me and said, you were right. all along. so that's my journey to chile. >> that is amazing. so of course it is 2025 here in sydney, australia. but of course, new year's eve is a while off there where you are in pennsylvania. how are you planning to celebrate and what is your wish for the year ahead? >> oh, for this year ahead that i get to continue doing wonderful creative projects and spend time with the people that i love? um, i think they're the most important things to me. >> well, all the very best for 2025. melanie zanetti, the voice of bluey's mum chili, great to have you with you. thanks so much and happy new year. h

oscar nominated documentary filmmaker and the director of "pandora's promise" robert stone and michael brumu. thank you for coming in. >> great to be with you thank you. >> hi, kate. >> robert, why take on this topic? it's controversial, provocative. people are stuck in their positions. why did you want to take it on? >> i'd just become increasingly alarmed over the last decade or so that everything that we environmentalists have tried to do to tackle climate change has failed and we need nuclear energy, advanced better nuclear energy in order to power a developing world where energy sus skyrocketing and to stop putting co2 into the atmosphere. >> michael, i know you very much disagree with that. the website of ciara club calling it pandora's false promises. why? >> look, while robert has been working on this film the world has passed him by in the nuclear power industry by the price of solar has dropped by more than 75% in the last four years. the price of wind has dropped by more than 50% in the last four years, and so what's happening in the u.s. is that we're beginning to displace coal