brianna? >> it has been some kind of winter, rosa flores. thank you so much for that report. >>> we want to turn to other news now. a memo that sheds new light on a nagging question. how did edward snowden get access to all of those classified documents that he leaked to reporters? well, the memo seems to indicate snowden stole a password from a co-worker, something he has denied. and for more on the internal nsa document and what it says, let's bring in pentagon correspondent, barbara starr. barbara, what does it say? >> reporter: well, you know, brianna, you're absolutely right. snowden had been denying for months that he had tricked any fellow employees or stolen any of their security information or passwords. but that appears now not to be exactly true. our own joe johns has obtained this february 10th memo from the national security agency to members of congress, detailing to some great extent what they believe now has happened. and what they're saying to congress is there was an nsa civi

i'm brianna keilar turning you i'm brianna keilar turning you over to erin burnett right now. -- captionsc -- www.vitac.com >> next a war on the 1%. the man who compared the experience of wealthy americans to a deadly nazi campaign is at it again. what he's saying now in defense of billionaires. and american speed indicators reportedly blaming their poor performance on their hi-tech suits. are the uniforms slowing them down or just sore losers? plus, philip seymour hoffman's alleged heroin dealer in court today. his lawyer our exclusive guest tonight. let's go outfront". >> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight a war on the

brianna? >> sunlen serfaty, thank you. chad myers is in our severe weather center. chad, why are so many airports still backed up. sunlen called it the hangover. >> you know, it is. because all of the pilots that are there may not be with the equipment that they need to fly. pilots are assigned and classified and qualified on certain planes. a he if a dc-9 is sitting there and you've got an md-88 pilot there, they can't fly those two planes. it all goes back to where the pilots need to be and why they didn't get there. they didn't get where they were supposed to be because the flight that was supposed to take them to atlanta didn't take them there so there's a plane there with no pilot. there are 28,000 flights on a regular day. 2,000 or less than that canceled today. we're still flying more than 90% of the flights on this board right now. but because we had so many planes that were canceled and so many people that were supposed to be on those planes and so many planes that only have three emp

brianna keilar is our senior political correspondent. brianna, let's talk a little bit about what's going on over there at the white house. they've got a lot of substantive issues they've got to work at. they've got a lot of pomp and circumstance, shall we say, including all of the protocol that's required for the arrival ceremony and later tonight the state dinner. how awkward has it been, though, because of some of the changes in his own personal relationship with his long-time partner and the alleged affair with this younger actress? how has that played out as far as washington is concerned? >> reporter: well, as far as washington is concerned, wolf, at least official washington, it's almost as if it isn't even happening. the white house really downplaying how any of this drama is affecting the visit. after all, they say, there are issues of substance to talk about here. iran, syria, surveillance by the nsa, concerns from france. but certainly the headlines, the interest, coming from outside of washington. this is very much where the

brianna is over at the white house.ng in chief political analyst gloria borger and kevin madden, a former romney strategist. speaking of romney, kevin, he said to the "new york times" on january 18th if he was going to run again a third time for the republican presidential nomination for president of the united states, said, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. people are always gracious and say, oh, you should run again. i'm not running again. but now there's a little bit of talk out there that maybe he should reconsider. >> how is it only in politics we can final enough people to think that there's a but at the end of the 14 nos? look, i take him at his word. i don't believe that there's any chance that he should run again. i think that the speculation is a product of two things. first, the recent mitt documentary that has come out, it's changed people's perceptions about governor romney. it's painted him in a very positive way. there's a little bit of buzz about it. and the second thing is, because of the troubles that ch

brianna keilar is joining us. in light of the new threats, how much concern, brianna, are you hearing that there is inside the white house? >> reporter: wolf, the white house is certainly concerned. they are closely monitoring these potential threats. but the white house and officials here still think that travel for americans so sochi, russia, is safe, just as president obama told our jake tapper last week before tonight's ban on all liquids in carry-ones on flights to russia and before that dhs warning that explosives could be concealed in toothpaste and cosmetics tubes. whouz press secretary jay carney saying that this afternoon that this latest threat was announced out of abundance of caution. >> i would note certainly since 9/11 there have been many threats to aviation involved with sharing of airlines and our job and we're doing so again in this case. >> now, carney also said today that if the administration receives new information here in the coming days, the coming weeks that that assessment of security h

first of all, brianna, congratulations on your new title. we'll get to that later.ring about what the vice president had to say. >> well, wolf, vice president really made nws in this interview with kate bolduan about if he's running for 2016 and now we're learning that he intentionally chose a decision date well after hillary clinton who says she will say this year if she's running. joe biden telling cnn he's actively considering another run for president. >> can i have a timetable? >> probably realistically a year this summer. >> summer 2015. that, sources say to the vice president confirmed, is a very real target date. >> give me another good reason why you shouldn't run. >> i can't. >> reporter: yeah? >> there may be reasons i don't run but there's no obvious reason for me why i think i should not run. >> reporter: but sources say biden realizes that could change in the next year and a half, an eternity in politics. top of his mind, his family. and if they think he should run. they did, after all, nix the 2004 effort. biden is very healthy. he doesn't drink, he w

brianna, stand by. we're going to continue our coverage of this. gloria, stand by, as well. also, atlanta right now, the rest of the southeast getting ready for what weathermen say is a potentially historic and catastrophic storm. heavy ice could wipe out power to hundreds of thousands of people. and there's more bad weather on the way. we'll have that and a lot more news when we come back. ♪ honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. i did a little research. with a medicare supplement plan, you'll be able to stay with your doctor. oh, you know, i love that guy. mm-hmm. [ male ann

baby brianna never interacted with any of these people. she was too young to be in school and was never taken to the doctor. she was just five months old. so, aside from her family, who was going to see her abuse and stop it? i'm highly disappointed by the recent state court of appeals decision saying our law isn't crystal clear on this subject. well, if it wasn't crystal clear before, it's time to leave no doubt; we must enact legislation to make it clear that child abuse must be reported by anyone who knows or suspects that it is taking place. [ applause ] keeping our children and families safe also requires cracking down on repeat dwi offenders. offenders should receive more jail time, and dwi convictions should count when felony offenders are being sentenced for other crimes. and any person who gives their car to someone they know does not have a license because of a dwi conviction should face real punishment. while we're on the subject of public safety, i'm once again asking this legislature to repeal the dangerous law that gives driv

with her card -- brianna with her cardiologist. >> reporter: she is now 16 and they are leading an effort here in indianapolis to make cpr training mandatory for high school graduation as they say that the training would take less than 30 minutes -- would take less than 30 minutes. >>> jennifer griffin, whose daughter died a year and a half ago in stafford county before a very similar law was passed through virginia. >> we wear our daughter on our hearts. our heart is on this side. this is my shoulder. we wear it for her. dthe teen. winds are calm thankfully. here is a look at the radar. this little system will pass to the south. dangerously close to our south. it will pass to the south with cold rain through georgia. knoxville back to chattanooga and that's about it. temperatures, a lot below freezing. 28 in laurel. 29 in bowie. 30 in rockville, 30 in fairfax, an32 already down at waldorf and 31 in old town. so cold again tonight with light winds. there's a little silver lining. cold and dry tomorrow. bus stop temperatures, 20 to 32, but you do not have to factor in windchills tomorrow.

let's go to brianna keilar. she's got the latest. brianna? >> reporter: wolf, the white house argues that this law will give americans more freedom to change jobs or, in the case of this report, to reduce their hours without the fear that they might lose their health insurance coverage. the report also plays into the hands of critics who have long claimed that obamacare is a drag on the economy. while president obama was out trying to sell his agenda -- >> i want america to now invest in you. >> reporter: the white house found itself playing defense. a new report estimating obamacare will cause americans to leave the workforce, emboldeneding republican claims that the law is a job killer. >> the c bchlbo report is certa not pretty if you're interested in creating jobs for america. >> reporter: more american also work fewer hours or not at all or because they can now purchase insurance on the individual market rather than relying on an employer. the report says that will cause a reduction in the labor force equal to more than two million worke

let me bring in white house correspondent brianna keilar. >> reporter: it's a delay, jake, to a key part of the law which says to american individuals that you have to get insurance. this says to companies, you have to provide it. so this was supposed to kick in this year and had already been delayed for a year and now employees who have 50 to 99 employees will have an extra year to put this in place. the employer mandate is kicking in in 2016 and for larger companies, they have more time to get their employees covered. they have to have 70% of their employees covered by 2015 and then by 2016, they have to have 95% covered. the idea here, jake, and we should also mention that 50 employees or less, that size, they are exempt from this. so this is giving more time both to medium-size companies and to these larger companies, it gives them a little more time, although they will still adhere to 2015. >> i'm sure this delays the mandate until after the midterm elections. do we have any idea whether employers were pressuring the white house for thi

brianna, what's the latest?: well, wolf, as we speak, and we're here not far from miami, secretary clinton is in orlando giving a speech on health care. she's trying to really look forward. she's talked a little bit about health care saying that there needs to be a full evidence-based debate. s she's talked about applying fixes to health care reform, but she's really trying to push forward, take focus away from some of the republican attacks recently, the latest of which has to do with documents that should have been released a year ago pertaining to her husband's presidency. we understand those will come to be released, some of them, anyways, very soon. but hillary clinton is here in florida trying to get her message out as she will here at the university of miami in a couple hours. it's only 2014, but the likely presidential candidates are jockeying for position. >> when women are excluded an marginalized we all suffer. >> reporter: hillary clinton spoke about gender e equality tuesday at georgetown university

our senior white house correspondent, brianna keilar reports on president hollande's baggage. >> reporter: flags unfurled, party tent in place. the white house ready for its first state dinner in nearly two years. but they didn't plan on this. scandal plagued french president, francois hollande, comes to washington with a lot of baggage. not coming is this woman, valerie trierweiler. never married, the couple of seven years split after a french magazine said it caught hollande sneaking out of the palace on the back of a scooter for a secret republican have a view with julia gayet. she is not coming either. hollande says his private life is private, but made headlines around the world. lending unusual intrigue to a high profile white house visit. 300 dinner invitations engraved with the former first lady's name had to be scrapped, according to the "new york times" and with hollande coming solo, seating arrangements are delicate, at best. anita mcbride helped laura bush's chief of staff. >> typically, when you have a foreign guest coming that has a spouse, you know, the president and first

i'm brianna keilar turning you i'm brianna keilar turning you over to erin burnett right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> next a war on the 1%. the man who compared the experience of wealthy americans to a deadly nazi campaign is at it again. what he's saying now in defense of billionaires. and american speed indicators reportedly blaming their poor performance on their hi-tech suits. are the uniforms slowing them down or just sore losers? plus, philip seymour hoffman's alleged heroin dealer in court today. his lawyer our exclusive guest tonight. let's go outfront". >> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight a war on the 1%. that was the name of an event in san francisco last night attended by nearly 300 people where billionaire tom perkins again claimed na the rich in america are under attack. you may remember perkins. he was the venture capitalist who compared the vilification of the rich to the treatment of jews in nazi germany and he apologized for that extreme comment but doubling down on the sentiment. his latest idea, if you have more money, you sho

susanna and brianna. >> everyone has 2 minutes. so we have many speakers tonight. i would appreciate the audience to respect the speakers and please keep your private comments or comments with each other. if you need to speak to each other, please leave the room. >> my name is gloria soto. i'm a professor of special education and the coordinator of programs in physical and housing permits at san francisco state university. i appreciate the board for letting me to speak to you tonight. >> excuse me. please let's respect the speaker. quiet, please. speaker has waited over an hour to speak. let's respect the speaker. thank you. >> thank you, i'm here tonight to ask the board to stop the closing of the i talk program at fsk elementary. the i talk program stands for learning communication created years ago to serve the needs of children because of significant physical and cognitive disabilities don't have the ability to speak. they need the support of communication support of such as electronic devices, manual boards and other assistive technology tools to be able to co

the precise moment a week ago, darian aguilar gunned down brianna benlolo and tyler johnson, two employees at the zumiez skateboard shop. >> it was neat to see the amount of people that came for the moment of silence. >> reporter: strangers, acquaintances, friends and mall employees threw flowers into a mall pond, said prayers and wrote heart felt notes. >> miss them. >> reporter: the zumiez store is now boarded up, a makeshift memorial site. the store doesn't know if will ever reopen again, but for now it's a place where people can write their condolences. >> they wrote what they felt. some people had only met the person once and they just talked about how they were a nice sales person for the, for their long board or whatever they got. it was really cool. >> reporter: howard county police and the community are still struggling with the question of why this happened. through twitter, police say aguilar's journal revealed he suffered from mental issues. he was hiding them from his parents. >> that's the saddest, scariest part. you don't know what's in the minds of human beings. just for th

details on that from our senior white house correspondent brianna keilar. >> reporter: during a press conference with visiting french president francois hollande, president obama was anything but subtle, warning companies around the globe against doing business with iran. >> i can tell you that they do so at their own peril right now because we will come down on them like a ton of bricks. you know, with respect to the sanctions that we control. >> reporter: the snap down was prompted by french leaders who visited iran last week as the u.s., france, and other countries try to broker a long-term deal to try to keep iran from getting a nuclear weapon. with a civil war raging in syria for almost three years now, obama and hollande offered frustration but no way forward. >> right now, we don't think that there is a military solution per se to the problem. but the situation is fluid and we're exploring every avenue. >> reporter: obama invited hollande in november, a few months after the french leader backed u.s. plans to launch inner strikes on syria when great britain did not. ultimately,

let's bring in our senior political correspondent brianna keilar with this part of the story.hat's going on? >> it's pretty fascinating. he's in this unique position of being a sitting vice president, second term sitting vice president who is far off of the lead in the polls as a 2016 contender but today vice president biden insisted that hillary clinton's political or presidential aspirations, i should say, won't determine whether he runs. vice president joe biden keeping himself in the mix with the teasing reference to to 16 on late night. >> i was planning on making a major announcement tonight and i decided that that tonight is your night. i hope you'll invite me back. >> reporter: and telling the ladies of "the view," he has not said no to a run for president. >> i truly haven't made up my mind. >> reporter: he says hillary clinton's design on the presidency will not affect hiss. >> whether she runs or not will not affect my decision. >> reporter: even so, sources close to biden tells cnn he would weigh his chances of success and right now clinton leads every poll of like

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statement regarding what people are wearing lots to look forward to an excitement here is just incredible brianna back to you. martin andras with the deference here at colorful on what's happening and sorting it right now will do stay with us as we begin our special coverage of the games from our studio and saw. twenty fourteen promised to be calculated in exhilarating winter and i'm. sure you see no way i'm a criminal and i'm the worst of all the hate you seem to sochi twenty four take. on . leaked phone call of washington's behind the scenes casting for ukraine's next leader has calls red faces at the state department's so that would be great i think to blue this thing and have the u.n. help glue it and you know the e.u. and then the parent conversation with the ambassador in kiev the u.s. is top diplomat for europe that zorra nuland outlined a failsafe scheme so forge a new governments with a very special role. here is on your correspondent. with more on the leak but what you hear during this four minute conversation is basically two top u.s. officials strategizing about how to form ukraine's

brianna and even two point two million dollars which he performed last year and a rolling stones are to put the asking for flip point four million dollars for a single show the jamaat i'm wrong jacobson in front of the nokia a reality until the ay. nba basketball player jason collins has made history by taking to the court as the first openly gay athlete to play in a major north american sports league. prior to the game which said the l a lakers against the brooklyn nets thousands of fans gathered outside the staples center stadium. many of them offering words of support just the whole stigma involved with. this is my people and get some needed especially postcards to your display name and see. it's all about masculinity and down. the fact is evident that this then mean that i did it change anything the response is immediate and senate colleagues insisted that basketball was his first priority but added that people shouldn't be ashamed of who they are woolworths to go every other professional productions person or just live your life relies on. but their support there while waiting f

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money printing anyway i see you nodding your head that's good enough we're out of time thanks so much brianna cause report by casey thank you. x. ok that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy i would like to thank our guest doug casey author of this new book right on the money if you like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser report and so next time. there's a story when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your feet. she looks like a fairly simple shit but really she's no symbol. and full of people have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is that the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted with the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we undertake a unique operation. the northern sea route russia's on take icebreakers. one of harming a life changing. the face of people alone. a pleasure to have you with us here today i'm sure. there's a media leave us so we leave that maybe privacy potions to cure. all your party there's a goal. for shoes that no one

of the reasons boehner surrendered and mcconnell did what he had to do, this is him answering our brianna keilar, he wasn't budging here. >> i'm willing to have a constructive conversation of the sort we had in resolving the issues, but i've got to assume folks aren't crazy enough to start that thing all over again. >> folks aren't crazy enough to start that all over again. robert, he's thinking we've been through this before, especially with the government shutdown and knew the governments didn't essentially have the guts to do this again. >> the problem for the republicans a lot is they live in this 2011 mindset, swept to the house majority in 2010 and were able to get some concessions in 2011 with the sequester, but right now after the president won re-election in 2012, the president is in a better political position, has more political capital and doesn't need to yield much. >> better political capital, and if you take the six-year mid-term election, things against the president and his approval rate is down and some could say this week was the best numbers for obamacare. enrollment f

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brianna decker ran away from her house and has a history of hurting herself.n't have any other family members in the area. when she left she was wearing a burgundy zip up sweat shirt. >>> a crowd is expects tomorrow at the a's fanfest. fans don't have to worry about getting rained out it will be up side at the oracle arena and in the coliseum concourse. >> all the activities will be under roofs or in the stadium or arena. come out, the only thing we stress, it is sold out. >> several coaches and players and former a stars including bob melvin, coco crisp and vida blue will be there. >> the first big storm of the season is moving in. >> we're looking at traffic, you see a lot of slow moving cars and trucks in boat directions -- boat drecks,. >> it's what we need. we were going where's all the water. there's a lot of water, it been a good month and will continue. couple sis techs got the showers. an inch in the north bay. saturday is the big number. very productive for rainfall. look at the red spot, and the yellows, that's your bulls-eye. the russian river drai

brianna marshall reported her son missing, and said her half- sister had been there, hours earlier... but she didn't make the connection. >> there was a knife lying next to my bed. there was no blood on that. i picked it up and then i threw it back down and looked over and the baby was gone. >>little kayden powell was found, wrapped in blankets, in a storage bin behind a gas station in iowa. he's o-k. half-sister kristen smith is jailed on kidnapping charges. she'll face a *federal trial, since she's accused of taking the baby across state lines. businesses, with 50 to 99 full- full-time employees now have until generate 2016 to buy health coverage. the original deadline was next january. larger companies have to offer coverage to 70 percent of full- time employees by next year and 95 percent the following year. the changes come after the law defines what a worker is. some republicans say the mandate requires them to buy insurance should be delayed as well. >>indiana and nevada are going in different directions on the issue of gay marriage. a state senate committee in indiana passed a

cnn's senior political correspondent brianna keilar is clueing us into all of this.eciding if he's running in 2016. we learned from speaking to sources close to him he intentionally chose a decision date well after hillary clinton. joe biden telling cnn he is actively considering another run for president. >> can i have a time table? >> probably -- realistically a year this summer. >> summer 2015. that sources close to the vice president confirm is a very real target date. >> give me another good reason why you shouldn't run. >> i can't. >> yeah? >> there may be reasons i don't run but there's no obvious reason for me why i think i should not run. >> but sources say biden realizes that could change in the next year and a half, an eternity in politics. top of his mind, his family, and if they think he should run. they did, after all, nix a 2004 effort. sources say despite his 1988 surgeries to repair brain aneurys aneurysms, biden is very healthy. but hees not young. >> i feel no regret, not one single solitary ounce of regret. >> he's run for president twice unsucces

brianna keiler joins me live. our senior political correspondent. and, you know, i guess the pressure is on the white house tonight. is it not? >> i would say bigtime. you talk to white house officials, they'll say it's a big time any time they have a state dinner. this hasn't happened often. this has only happened a couple times in two years that president obama had one. this is a big deal. the french set the bar pretty high when it comes to culture. this one in particular is a big deal. look at the salad. look at entertainment. m marry j. blige. they're pulling out all of the stops. there was a press conference between president obama and french president francois hollande. the french have come to president obama's aid, recently, especially on syria. france was backing the u.s. and great britain wasn't. that's the reason why a french reporter asked if france is a better friend of the u.s. than great britain. here's the president's reply. >> i have two daughters. and they are both gorgeous. and wonderful. and i would never choose between them. and

his mother, 18-year-old brianna marshall told police she woke up to find the newborn gone from the bassinet next to her bed. marshall and the baby's father, bruce powell, have been cooperating with police. relatives say kristen smith showed up at the family's home several days ago, claiming to be marshall's step-sister and said kayden's parents and the baby were going to move with her to colorado. smith was arrested at an iowa gas station yesterday on an unrelated warrant out of texas. baby clothes were found in her car but no kayden. >> when she pulled out of town that they be one with her. >> we're trying with every resource to unite the family. >> police say smith is not a suspect. the baby's parents confirmed with police that they were planning to move to colorado. day one of jury deliberations in the nato three trial ended without a verdict. jurors will meet again this morning. jared chase, brent betterly, and brian church are all charged in the first terrorism case by cook county prosecutors. they're accused of planning attacks while protesting the nato summit in 2012. the prosecution

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and boyd collides there with brianna workman and rolled her ankle.game but cal won it 65-49. and the stanford women also victorious as hay defeated arizona state. >>> in a 144-page report the nfl concluded that jonathan martin faced a daily barrage of racial slurs and sexual taunts from several of his miami dolphins teammates. they say the stanford alum left the team last season unable to cope with the bullying and the harassment. according to nfl investigator ted wells, richie incognito and two other dolphins constantly ridiculed martin as well as another lineman and an assistant trainer. the offensive line coach jim turner apparently knew it was happening and did nothing to stop it. head coach joe philbin did not know. unclear if the nfl will hand down any punishment going forward. >>> stanford baseball opening their season against rice. second inning, two men on for zach fospower. that's gone, three-run jack. plays strong safety for the cardinal football team. that was it for stanford. rice's skyler ewing knocks home a pair in the fifth with this

our senior political correspondent brianna keilar is in florida where hillary clinton is speaking thisernoon. briana, what kind of documents are we specifically talking about here and what's the hole-up? >> reporter: well, jake, some of these documents would relate to federal appointments. but more interestingly, some of these documents have been held because they are confidential communications to and from the president or between advisers so you can imagine that may involve hillary clinton. of course she spearheaded president clinton's effort pass health care reform during his administration. it's unclear, is the bottom line, why these have been withheld. they should have come to light about a year ago in january of 2013, a 12-year hold by law expired. so it's unclear, but the national archives tells cnn that there is this batch of 33,000 that i just described what they are that will be released by the end of march. of course there's still other documents that will not be released, jake, that will continue to raise questions, as you said. >> of course there's a political calculation

i'm turning it over to brianna keilar who is filling in for wolf blitzer. happening now, travel delays and an epic winter storm is causing chaos and even now more paralyzing snow is on the way. plus, hillary clinton versus the media. cnn examines unseen coverage. >>> u.s. speed skaters are blaming their poor performance on the racing suits that were supposed to give

holly boyles her daughter shelby, brianna mitchell and brian jennings all died when a pickup driven by-old ethan couch plowed into them near ft. worth, texas last june. ethan killed all four. he was three times over the legal limit for alcohol. alcohol he was too young to buy or to drink. he was also a kid with a history of reckless behavior and substance abuse and a child of privilege. it was that last point his legal team latched onto, crafting a argument that persuaded a judge to forego prison time. couch they said was suffering from affluenza. that's right, affluenza. they had a doctor say this. may sound ridiculous but the argument was because he had never faced any serious consequences for his actions before because his parents allowed him to get away with all this stuff he shouldn't be expected to now. psychologist g. dick miller testified at the trial. he's the one who came up with this term. he said he regrets using the term affluenza. when we last spoke he didn't seem to regret the outcome. >> isn't this making excuses? you say vast majority of people then want too much, spen

. >>> hi there, i'm brianna keilar in washington. wolf blitzer is off today. and for the millions of

joining mess brianna edwards, who has written about this story.me, tamron. >> when i saw she posted this, it took my breath away. obviously she fought to have her daughter moved. what more do we know regarding the condition and whether or not this is a mother being hopeful, or are these in fact signs of improvement? >> it's actually quite hard to tell, tamron. quite frankly her mother didn't detail exactly what improvement she saw, just that she saw signs that gave her hope. there were no details. what we do know, however in december, at least three neurologists looked at her and said the prognosis was impossible so it's different to see what signs her mother gives her hope. >> experts at the time also criticized the family saying this decision to keep her on a ventilator was the wrong decision, and that she had no chance of recovery, but this family remains steadfast, indicating that they felt she had some movement despite what medical professionals there said. this set off, as you well know, a huge debate regarding the family's right, and put th

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here's brianna keilar. >> one of the best pieces of advice that i ever heard from anyone was eleanorcs or in public roles should grow skin like a rhinoceros. >> reporter: offered advice to women in new york city. >> your old saying your critics could be your best friends if you listen to them and learn from them, but don't get dragged down by them. >> governor, you ready to take the oath? >> reporter: her comments come as new documents reveal clinton has held a great distrust of the media from before her time as first lady. clinton calls the press complete hypocrites according to diary entries from her close confident diane blare. they say they want the truth, want power to be transparent, but, in fact, they prefer backstage manipulation of barbara bush, nancy reagan, bess truman. wrote a biography of hillary clinton. shortly after her husband's 1992 win, hillary received this advice from dealing with reporters from first lady barbara bush. >> be aware of this crowd. you don't want to have anything to do with them and if you are going to be quoted say it loud and clear and make sure

our senior political correspondent brianna keilar is joining us from the white house.us. these are substantive meetings but there's also a state dinner. >> reporter: and there's also a little bit of a scandal here that's coming along with french president francois hollande because he is here in the u.s. without a date, wolf. his recent split from his longtime partner who was france's first lady, has caused headlines around the world and they're following him here to the white house. a glimpse of the setup for the first state dinner in nearly two years. chefs will prepare other-worldly salads, elaborate desserts and the entertainment for the night -- ♪ tonight >> reporter: mary j. blige performing for 350 guests. but this dinner will also be remembered for its awkwardness. scandal plagued french president francois hollande comes to washington with a lot of baggage and without this woman, valerie trierweiler who until last month was france's first lady. never married, the couple of seven years split after a french magazine said it caught hollande sneaking out of the pala

they are brianna oakley of antioch and mk.ting attention for being the first idol contestant to peek south during the -- especially -- to speak out during the competition about being gay. tonight at 8:00, ten of the guys will get to perform and then the results are announced tomorrow night and that's when the field will be narrowed down to the lucky number 13. you want to stay tuned for that. >> that's right. >>> 7:5. protecting -- 7:57. protecting pedestrians in san francisco. a new plan being debated and why this may end up costing drivers more money. >> reporter: we're live in fremont where a fire broke out at a fourplex earlier this morning. we'll tell you why fire officials think this may be arson and we'll also tell you about some new information that we're learning from city officials about the property. >>> good morning. we are looking at 280 northbound in san jose. find out why a new problem may have just put this commute into the red category. we'll tell you more about that -- straight ahead. >>> a lot of sunshine no

brianna keilar from the white house. >> a lot of breaking news and big numbers here. 3.3 million peoplein obamacare plans. this was since october 1st when people were first able to. this is down from what the expectation was. there were technical difficulties, but it shows you that a lot of people see the falloff following the deadline. it didn't appear that that happened. there was a 30 of the total enrollment happening in january. this is where we get the break down. the break down that shows if the law is working the way it's supposed to. they tend to be are supposed to offset. people who tend to be older and 31% were told they are 34 and under. the goal has been revised for that to be 40%. certainly short of that, you will hear analysts say that they want more people to have the law working the way it's supposed to. while initially they expected 7 million people enrolled at the end of march. they downgraded that to $6 million. a little more than halfway there with the number am can be out today. >> thank you for the breaking news. >> police are desperate to find a speeding biker. th

our chief political analyst gloria borger joins us and brianna keilar. welcome. i realize we are talking pamgs a pages and pages. tell me what you see so far. >> what i have seen and we have about a dozen people here at cnn going through the documents here right now. what we are seeing so far is just kind of pulling back the curtain and showing us color i guess you could say on how this white house handled negotiations over health care reform. also interesting tidbits about then first lady hilary clinton. we are not expecting documents today that have anything to do with the whitewater scandal or with monica lewinsky. those are expected in the coming days. 4,000 to 5,000 documents including about health care reform and that we found interesting was from an adviser who said we talked already to people who are engaged in this. like the ama and insurance companies. let's invite them from the white house and use the aura of the white house. trying to win over the stakeholders and talking about having town hall meetings to sell health care reform to regular americans.

. >> reporter: officials say the baby's mother, 18-year-old brianna marshall says she woke up to findg from his bassinet. the baby's father, 23-year-old bruce powell and two other family members were also staying in the house including kristin smith who left for her own home in colorado around 1:30 a.m. the last those in the house remembering seeing the baby. hours later, law enforcement officials arrested smith on an outstanding warrant 170 miles away but say she is not a person of interest in this case. >> i'm already devastated because he's gone. i've had my great nephew one time and that was yesterday. >> reporter: now the fbi has joined local and state police in the investigation. they say there were no signs of a break-in at the home and the parents are cooperating. meanwhile, police say they're following up on other leads and desperately hope one of them will lead to little kayden. >> this is a difficult time for the family. we are trying with every resource we have to try and reunite this family. >> reporter: police say no amber alert was issued for kayden because there was no

. >>> well the chance to be the next american idol, it has ended for a bay area contestant, brianna oakleyot make it into the top 13. however, a contestant from san francisco did make it. mk has made it. >> yep, she was the 9th of 10 finalists named just last night. the judges then invited 5 of the remaining 10 singers to perform. three of them were chosen to make the top 13. you can watch american idol right here on ktvu channel 2. it airs wednesday and thursday nights. >>> it is coming up on 7:58. it's a tense morning at one bay area elementary school. why the campus will be on lock down when students head to class in just 40 minutes. >>> we're live in san jose where detectives are investigating the 8th homicide of the year. we'll tell you why police say they think this may be self- defense and what we're learning about the house where this happened. >>> live drive time traffic shows traffic times actually improving in some parts of the bay as you look at live 101 san jose northbound. we'll give you drive times for the south bay and bay area bridges. >>> you probably know your friday for

senior political correspondent brianna keilar has more. >> reporter: flags unfurled, party tent in placeuse ready for its first state dinner in nearly two years, but they didn't plan on this -- scandal-plagued french president francois hollande comes with a lot of baggage. not coming, the first lady until last month. never married, they caught holland sneaking out of the cancel. alain says hayes private life is private but 300 dinner invitations with the former first lady's name had to be scrapped. and with holland coming solo, seating arrangements are delegated. >> typically when you have a former guest that foreign guest that has a spouse, our president and first lady would be seated next to the spouse. that is something they'll have to change. >> the white house said the romantic drama isn't affecting the visit. and topics like syria and iran are on the table. >> coming up on "new day," rand paul has no love for former president blintd. he does have marsh word but who is his real target and why does he think this strategy may work for him? >> and also ahead, more on the michael sam st