. >> say susan somers. >> susan somers wasn't there.and the b-word before he sang this song, so many people now are saying that he called britney the big -- he went on twitter and said that he would never disrespect anybody. it was not aimed at her. >> okay. bobbi christina is speaking out after cisse houston's book and interview. >> cissy houston -- >> good one. >> what did she say? >> cissy houston told the truth like i have never read a book about a celebrity where so much was revealed. nothing was held back. people now are pretty angry about it. bobbi christina went to twitter, and said it was a little disrespectful to her mother. other family members have told me that they're a little disappointed, and they wanted to keep the legacy, maybe the fantasy rather than the harsh truth. >> maybe the mother just wants it to be a real -- a profound warning to other people that only the truth is. >> truth will set you free, and there is nothing held back. >> listen to you quoting scripture. >> he said three. i can't understand. >> bates what

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and, look, i'm a big fan of all of them, larry, katie, for that matter suzanne somers who wasn't even part of this sordid little tale. some things just aren't meant to be. your friday night now involves the image of larry king lunging at katie couric, i think i've done my job on the ridiculist. that's it for us. thanks for watching. >>> tonight, his final interview. >> god gave me a very good hand to play over my 88 years. i have no regrets. >> the late great former new york mayor, ed koch. as brash as the city he led. >> i changed the city of new york. i gave people back their morale. >> his own words, a true american oerm. >> plus, game on. our super bowl preview, the big game, the big hits. cnn's rachel nichols and pat o'brien cover it all. >> also, this just in. jennifer lawrence, wait, she's approaching at high speed. >> that's what i'm talking ability. >> thank goodness. this is breaking news. >> after thursday's electrifying entrance, the two-time oscar nominee brings back the drama and her director, david o. russell. >> i have been terribly blessed. >> and she reveals what she

and, look, i'm a big fan of all of them, larry, katie, for that matter suzanne somers who wasn't even part of this sordid little tale. some things just aren't meant to be. your friday night now involves the image of larry king lunging at katie couric, i think i've done my job on the ridiculist. that's it for us. thanks for watching. "erin burnett out front" starts now. >> a suicide bomber stages a deadly strike on an american embassy and this time the white house quick to label it a terrorist attack. >>> plus, a prosecutor gunned down on the way to work. friend says he believes he was in serious danger. was it revenge for doing his job? >>> and guns and politics. did joe biden slip of the tongue just wreck the president's message on guns? let's go out front. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. american embassy attacked. a suicide bomber struck at a security checkpoint at the american embassy in turkey today, and this time the white house immediately labeled it an act of terror. >> a suicide bombing on the perimeter of an embassy is by definition an act of terror, a terrorist

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for somer you need a ball. those type of sports are huge for environments where there's not a lot of resources. >> because so many competitors all around the world that's what they train for their whole lives. and to -- it's sad to think they would get rid of so many people's dreams of competing in the olympics. >> a dream he's not ready to give up. >>> a broken pipe on the peninsula has spent thousands of gallons of chlorinated water kills an estimated 400 fish. the small amount of chlorine in the water makes it safe to drink but it can be deadly to fish. they confirm fish kill include steel head trout. the san francisco euc says workers added chemicals and are releasing water upstream now to try to die lute the chlorine. >>> a disabled carnival cruise ship is slowly being towed to mobile alabama. it has had no running walter since sunday when the fire knock out power. more than 400 passengers are complaining about overflowing toilets and long lines for food. the ceo of carnival is apologizing for the conditio

general eisenhower was having a long-term affair with an attractive young british driver samed kay somers by. you know, what general hires a young female model to be his aide, if you will, instead of a major or a captain or a medal winner? now, imagine if eisenhower's affair with kay somersby came out during world war ii and, as happened to petraeus, what if we got rid of ike before d day? during the great depression, franklin roosevelt was having affairs. franklin roosevelt had two very long-term affairs, one with missy he hand marguerite, his personal aide and secretary and cook and dresser -- and undresser, apparently, too. [laughter] what if we found out about fdr's miswaiver, and what -- misbehavior, and what if we threw him out of office or demanded his resignation as the economy was recovering? all the way back to the french and indian war. a very young george washington was writing very romantic letters to a woman who was not mrs. washington. her name was sally fairfax, a very attractive, older, sophisticated neighbor. what if washington's letters had become public during the fren

>> there is some senators, bipartisan, again, senator coburn and senator manchin and somers who are workingckage that i think of us will be aible to spofrm i applaud their efforts. obviously, we want to do everything we can to prevent guns from falling into the hands of people who are mentally unbalanced or criminals. >> all right. senator, i know it was your mom's birthday, roberta turned 101 years old. god bless her. you come from go and feisty genes. we saw it here this morning. thank you as always. >> thank you again, david u. >> okay. we are back now with our roundtable and lieutenant governor newsome, welcome. good to have you. >> yeah. >> so, from hagel to the obama agenda, reaction to what you heard? >> i think senator mccain, extraordinary respect, summed up the disfunction of walks. you asked the question if he led the president of the united states on immigration, would that be acceptable? absolutely no the previous statement, he said he needs to lead in terms of sequestration. two parties in a negotiate eggs and willingness for both parties to reach an agreement. that is self-ev

david: somer assaults. we can all do ribbons. if the olympic committee is listening that is the one to drop. >> you heard it. nicole said it. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke term is set to close. many believe vice chairman janet yellen is set to take the position. nicole: what could we expect to hear from her? she today to a large union group. peter barnes with more on what she had to say. peter, what did she have to say? >> peter, nicole, handicappers are putting their money on janet yellen as the pick to replace ben bernanke if he chooses not to stick around at fed. a current vice chairman at the fed, well-known dove and less concerned about inflation reigniting and getting jobs and getting unemployment rate down throughing a agressive fed policies like qe forever. yellen giving a speech on the job market, to the afl-cio and in fact she said with unemployment still high and inflation low, it is appropriate that policy targeted at job creation take center stage at the fed right now and that it is easy money policies contin

grady somers, vice president of customer service at mandiant, nice to have you with us.ut the hacking scandal but what ties it to this particular building. >> sure, we've laid out 60 pages of evidence in our report, including 3,000 digital indicators and actual video of the attackers doing their dirty work on victim machines. this is not a baseless, casual allegation. this is based on six years of data. >> walk me through the victims back in the united states, who actually were the targets? is it government targets? is it corporate targets? is it individual targets? >> sure, it's actually mostly commercial, corporate targets. it's really a who's who of american companies, of the 141 victims worldwide, 115 of them were in the u.s. and it's a blue chip roster of companies in aerospace, defense, transportation, financial services, biofuel, clean technology, 20 different industries we counted were targeted by this group apt1. >> you name this group comment crew. talk to me about comment crew and how they came together and what they do. >> right, comment crew is a name of lot

against american citizen citizens and this came up in 2011 when a drone strike killed omar alaki and somerwith any crime. what we have here are what critics call extra judicial killings. killings ordered by intelligence officials of the u.s. government without any judicial review, without any right of the citizen to argue his or her case in court. so these are very sticky legal situations and the legal basis for these strikes has been kept a secret by the obama administration. you may remember we had huge fight fights back in the bush era about memos for alleged interrogation tactics, torture memos. ultimately, they became public. this is viewed by some as an analogy for that. secret memos upon u.s. government policies with great consequences are being made. we got a copy of this memo, which is not the olc memo, office of legal counsel mem oh, but it's a white paper, 16-page white paper that mirrors and tracks it and gives us much more detail about what the legal basis for these strikes are. >> you draw a great analogy with the bush administration except for the fact that there, you may ha

billion the savings in medicare, and we are prepared to engage on very specific ways to do that, and the somer we put the -- the sooner we put the fiscal frame together, the better to be able to move on and create an economy that's growing and creating jobs. >> i think my time's expired, mr. chairman. thanks. >> thank you, senator. next, um, according to our early bird rule here is senator menendez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. lew, congratulations on your nomination. in the previous confirmation hearing as the omb director, there were a series of questions raised about deregulation and the proximate cause of financial crisis, and some of the responses that you gave raised some concerns to your commitment to stronger financial regulations. clearly, there's a difference between being the omb director and being the treasury secretary in that regard. the wall street reform law's given the treasury secretary a much stronger role in oversight of financial regulation, and you would play a very significant role in regulating our financial sector. so i'd like to give you the opportunity to put some