the cowards that we were taking out overseas. that can set another man on fire and put him in a cage does not make sense to me. you are a different type of coward that the point. >> you were among those doing just that trying to take out guys like that. i always feel, as you said in your last visit here, sergeant, that does not get enough press or attention. do you think it will now? >> i think that it will get some type of attention. i think the media will focus on who the acts of cowardness where they are really coming from. it is these isis individuals. i have never enjoyed taking someone out. but i would reconsider that for the guy that set the jordanian pilot on fire. >> when you look to all of the ones behind, you know, burning this guy to death. they all had masks on shielding their faces. obviously they knew this would be a production that would be released and that the world would see it. how closely do security types keep track of who these guys are and where they are. or do we not know? >> i think that we know a little

kevin mccarthy a coward. he said he was upset his microphone may have been cut off when he was asking questions. the pentagon has removed all newspaper boxes from its complex in arlington as a security measure. there have been no specific threats. spokesman called the move proactive. newspapers are still available at concession stands inside the pentagon. a look outside tonight shows the weekend starting on a high note. clear skies. things are going to change. chief meteorologist steve rudin is here with a first look at what is on the way. >> we are looking at a quiet drive forecast through the evening and overnight. take a look at what is going on outside. it is 27 in gaithersburg. 30 in frederick. 34 in fredericksburg. snow showers from earlier across southern maryland have moved off toward the east. our skies have cleared. that will allow temperatures to drop quickly overnight. nighttime lows will range from the teens and lower 20's. waking up tomorrow, don't be fooled by the sunshine. clouds will increase

was chris kyle a hero, or a coward? >> the very freedom that michael moore has is a gift that's given to him by god and protected by a strong military. >> this one is just a american hero. he's a psychopath patriot, and we love him. >> moore later clarified on facebook he hadn't been referring to the movie specifically in his tweets. >> you're home? what are you doing? >> i guess i just needed a minute. >> but there is a larger dynamic at play. sniper explores post-traumatic stress disorder, ptsd, a largely underrepresented and underserved reality facing america's fighting men, women, and their families. >> it's about the struggles that people go through, being at war and being at home. more military vets are coming back than ever before because of medical advancements. we have to take care of them. >> kyle was killed in february 2013 by eddie ray ralph, a u.s. veteran diagnosed with ptsd. while the two were at a texas gun range. his murder trial is set to start this week, a reminder of a human toll at the heart of this

and sorrow we received the news about the martyrdom of our pilot moaz al-kasasbeh at the hands of cowards. that devious gang is not connected to our nobleal faith. >> reporter: riots broke out in the province where moaz al-kasasbeh hails from. people feel i.s.i.l. is trying to stir up violence. at a tribal gathering center in amman, relatives were devastated at the news. they have been meeting for days hours on. waiting to hear news about the fate of moaz al-kasasbeh. >> translation: of course we will respond marchingly. -- harshly. >> reporter: some questioning jordan's role. >> translation: i didn't think it, now i.s.i.l. is our problem, and it's imperative to stay in the coalition, and order that martyr blood is not shed. >> reporter: contrary to beheading hostages moaz al-kasasbeh was the first hostage the group burnt alive. this has enraged people here. jordanians are angry not only because moaz al-kasasbeh was murdered but they feel manipulated. the group demanded the release of iraqi suicide bomber sajida al-rishawi, and jordan was willing to negotiate an exchange deal. i.s.i.l. de

and sam morrell the comedian and perhaps a coward. and if you are alive it is because he hasn't gotten around to killing you yet. sitting next to me, mike baker, current president of diligence, diligence makers of diligence tapestry's and thumbtacks. for all of your numb tack and monacle need. they will skin you alive with a tooth pick. >> that's not easy. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> their jihad was flawed. on wednesday three men were arrested for plotting to join isis not a boy band, in syria and wage war against the u.s. one wanna be jihady was busted at jfk airport and another in brooklyn and a third in florida. his name otherwise known as [bleep] head. he was unable to make it to sear sear -- syria. that's him by the way. that's a sketch. >> it was based on the statements that if they were not able to go that they would seek to acquire weapons here handguns machine guns and seek to attack very specifically police officers. >> he first got noticed by law enforcement last summer after he posted on an isis websit

he is a narcissistic sociopathic coward.er -- what the hell kind of a man is that that shoots his own little girls? >> good wednesday morning. here with your local news at 7:26. deputies looking for an armed and dangerous suspect. if you know where shane miller is, call 911. >> first, i heard what had happened, but i didn't think i knew the person. until the next day when they finally released her name. and i thought oh, god, please don't be my sandy. >> things didn't happen in our community on that level. there was crime like any place else, but this was not a, you know, this was not a crime-laden community. it was hometown. it was beautiful. it was tall trees. it was flowers in the spring. it was fishing. it was camping. it was tourists. how on earth could somebody be that evil and to take and think about your own children and what it would take potentially to have that kind of rage in order to look your own child in the eye and shoot them multiple times. it was a very, very dark day for us here. >> i was told by a coworke

. >> i think it's coward is. during the depression tom watson built ibm into a great company by not laying people off and today corporations are competing with one another to see who can hire the fasters. >> it's not if he is i will coward is, steve it's just weighing the options. apple's hoard of cash is small potatoes compared to sent trals banks. >> right, david, just been ug ooused to finance government deficits. the if he had sucks cash out of banks and regulators tell banks to get more capital which means less lending. if you had sound money, low taxes, res regulations all of that money would be rapidly put to work. most of that apple cash hoard is probably -- ends up in the hands of government which we know is bad for the economy. >> doesn't much help. rich, the bottom line is if you don't employ capital you don't employ people because you're not creating new businesses. >> yeah, that's all true, but in the case of apple no company of its size has ever grown at the rate that apple is growing. i don't know

they are feeling the international community as a coward. a coward community, not reacting firmly enough against the brutality of the war there. this process of indoctrination and isolation is much more successful among people with a weak position in society or who are struggling with their identity. as i told you youngsters minors also. it is striking that recruitment works best among people carrying lots of frustration from the past and who may have no chance of achieving anything in the society where they grew up. when you asked me what is the reaction of it. we tried to turn it around. we tried to reform the isolation process by a process of rebuilding social networks around the youngsters. we are trying to mobilize civil society. we are going to schools. we are trying to motivate schools and teachers. sports clubs. mosques and schools have to work together with the youngsters of my city and the public authorities to rebuild, restore social networks around the young people so that they can feel that they are belonging to our society, tha

trey ain't never been no coward never in his life. i done shot so many mother [ muted ] it's pitiful. i could give you rundowns on everybody i done shot. >> back in his old unit, washington is given some time to cool off. >> hey! in an hour. longer than an hour. >> we upgrade his mental health status, and he's going to stay here until -- we're going to transfer him up so his mental health issues can be addressed at another prison that's set for that. >> all right, washington. >> i'm back. >>> coming up, a conjugal visit. >> we're going to have fun. we're going to do a lot of exercise, jumping jacks. >> love behind bars. redit score. yup, you have our discover it card so you get your fico® credit score on your monthly statements and online...for free. that's pretty cool of you guys. well we just want to help you stay on top of your credit and avoid surprises. good. i hate surprises. ahhhh ahhhh are you ok? nope. we treat you like you'd treat you. we've already given more than 175 million free fico® credit scores to our cardmembers. app

. >> called snipers cowards. questions about the real-life sniper. >> hits the box office bull's-eye. >> controversy has followed the lionizing of kyle. critics questions a prodigious killer and say it paints a largely rosy picture of america's invasion of iraq. >> don't pick it up. >> fuel to the fire came in a familiar form of michael moore, who galvanized military supporters with this tweet. my uncle killed by a sniper in world war ii. we were taught snipers were cowards. will shoot you in the back. snipers aren't heroes, and invaders are worse. the criticism started a debate. was chris kyle a hero, or a coward? >> the very freedom that michael moore has is a gift, that's given to him by god and protected by a strong military. >> this one is just american hero. he's a psychopath patriot, and we love him. >> moore later clarified on facebook he hadn't been referring to the movie specifically in his tweets. >> you're home? what are you doing? >> i guess i just needed a minute. >> but there is a larger dynamic at

clara: if kyle is a coward -- even michael moore sees it.lor writes: more or less this idiotic director cut his 15 minutes of fame in half. jay: at least he's not saying anything that is until we go after the guys who did this ourselves, then, of course we'll be savages. an a:it's amazing this puffed up charlatan can puff up soldiers to put up stupid commentary he does. >> if he's not going to say thank you could he at least refrain from telling guys like navy seal sharpshooters screw you. >> for now, he's not doing either. be grateful moore isn't saying anything. wroowhere is howard dean to fill the void? all idiots to see "american sniper" were just a bunch of tea party nut jobs. we've yet to hear from this since this hostage getting burned alive. the screamer has gone radio silent. lest i think all my critics have gone radio silent. general remindsgen reminds me think again. michael moore has done more for our troops than you have. and i bet he's thinner than you are too. who are you calling arrogant? ken: at least moore has the guts to s

not a peep glorifying a coward in the social media, because isis thugs are keeping it alive in the social media. don gillian says there that is a good thing, because we're keeping priorities straight. >> we were talking about a lot of tough guys on twitter. lot of people have a lot of machismo and people say what they feel on the inside, but you know having a feeling about something versus understanding it are two different things and you know in life, there is certain inevitabilities. we will all be born, we will all breathe. hunger. we will die, and there will always be war and always be killing, always. and people like michael moore and the other people in hollywood or in politics need to realize you have to lead follow or get out of the way. neil: the fact he's shutting up, do you welcome that to at least he's not adding insult to injury? or just getting ready to say something? >> he's like a whale i don't mean his weight he's like a whale that will rise for air again. he's an opportunist and people shouldn't take him more seriously than that. neil: i wonder about when we ourselves di

we aren't cowards just the editors of large newspapers are cowards.hey thought any were going to get a bunch of hot tub lovers sipping sipping sipping sipping shard do not nay we understand that this is a small percentage of this religion but also understand they are operating among impune impunity impunity. and if you don't stand up and say something you'll entail the out come and deserve the same outcome as the citizens of germany when they had a chance to speak up against murder and terrorism and tyranny. the reason they're not is because they're afraid. you know why? they're afraid because they don't think there's anybody in the united states who has got their back they don't see americans believing. if i had seen that decapitate that man on the video i would have ten megatons of the bright light of freedom right over the spot right now! why? this kind of fear, the kind of fear endangered by islamic radicals or communists that kind of fear only operates in the vacuum to defend the weak, so defend it! make them believe it! don't just say well, we'r

the number two democrat steny hoyer calling kevin mccarthy a coward for cutting off his microphone during debate. we have michelle kosinski with more. >> reporter: we are hours away from running out of funding for the department of homeland security. tens of thousands of other employees would be furloughed. this is all over of course a political battle. at this point, the senate looks like it is poised to vote on a clean bill to fund the department of homeland security but not tie it to simultaneously defunding the president's executive action on immigration. the house, a lot of republican opposition to this. the house speaker john boehner had this unusual reaction to the continued barrage of questions on the subject. >> when they make decisions, i'll let you know. >> reporter: it is unclear if the house will take up a vote on this clean bill. the white house is putting the responsibility squarely on john boehner's shoulders. this is not even a partisan dispute, but a party dispute. accusing republican leadership of falling down on the job. the hard work has already been done on deciding

hours later, the judges arrived with their decision and captain coward was nowhere to be seen. he did not have to appear for the verdict. guilty of multiple manslaughter and causing a shipwreck. eckstein years in jail. this is the result of his recklessness. he ordered the ship close to the island. a twisted and gaping wound. it was not detailed enough. on board, 4000 confused passenger and crew waited for instructions. they delayed it the order to abandon ship. the court heard hundreds queuing up and he was already on land, found guilty of a abandoning ship. the coast guard made it clear. the cruise ship company has spent 2 billion pounds on salvaging it and was also blamed. the judges held it partially responsible and ordered more damages for the survivors. this is the scene today. it is towed away, the last salvage platforms will vanish soon. this tranquil fishing village has a reminder with the names of the 32 who died his waters. matthew price, bbc news. katty: accident from 2012. finally, some resolution in the trial. what kind of college degree in america is worth the co

we did our part. >> you coward. >> joining me now, we have luke russert. luke we wanted you on here at the top of the hour because there's so much going on. what's happening right now? >> this is the latest. the gop conference just presented their plan. they'll be a three-week funding of the department of homeland security. they hope that pass that out tomorrow morning mid-morning or perhaps the afternoon. it could take that long. that will then be followed by a motion to go to conference with the united states senate over that bill they passed back in january, which was pretty far to the right, if you talk to some members. they repealed dhaka, so that is their plan. as far as whether or not the senate can abide by that, our own producer for nbc news asked mitch mcconnell if that is what they were going to do, and he nodded his head, yes, that is the plan that the senate would take up this house three week bill. what we're going to see is the house move on this bill. they're going to try to pass it with republican support. this buys boehner some time to be

. >> reporter: coward. >> coward. >> reporter: police have been working the case since last night. they're looking for clues and information. >> we're looking for anyone who might have information and they could call us and let us know. >> reporter: a campaign by the family to find the driver. isle have more at 6:00. live in fairfax, pat collins, news4. >>> now to a developing story from montgomery county. two men are charged with murder after an alleged drug deal. damian lee and delton brown were just charged in the murder of d.c. resident wei wu. he was found slumped over the wheel of his car in silver spring two weeks ago. police say he met the two suspects in order to sell them drugs. wu was killed during that transaction and the suspects allegedly split the drugs afterwards. >>> a tearful maureen mcdonnell apologizing and asking a federal judge today for leniency. virginia's former first lady sentenced today to one year and a day in prison. but she'll say free through her appeal. a jury convicted bob mcdonnell on corruption charges last year. david culvert was in the courtroom

. >> anybody who can call somebody a coward and has not done what that man has done, they get on tv or behind the scenes and they talk from a distance. but to say it to a man's face really defines who that man is so saying it on tv and behind their backs, that's the true coward. >> i have to agree with you. the idea that these folks, i mean, it is so much -- chris kyle's life itself was so remarkable whan he did remarkable, what he did for the country and for his fellow warriors will always remembered. let's turn to your book to you. the reaper. whence the name? >> i pretty much got it overseas. i set a record for my battalion. in four months i took out 33 taliban insurgents and probables unknown. somehow i became the grim reaper or the angel of death. that's where it came about. >> well i would have to say that that's a title well earned with that kind of record of killing the enemy. i find it also impressive that you writing this book doesn't create a stir in the american public other than to say i'm going to buy the reaper. i want to know more about the men and the women who defend

may god deem mercy on his soul at the hands of this coward terrorist group, this gang the criminal gangation to our noble religion or any connection to our noble religion. this brave pilot was killed in defense of his religion and his nation and for his country and followed those who proceeded him, the martyrs of this nation who have gave the life and their blood for dear jordan. we stand today with the family of the martyr the hero and with our people and our armed forces in this great tragedy that is the tragedy of all jordanians and the tragedy of jordan jordan. in those difficult moments, it is the duty of all the sons and daughters of jordan to stand together in one rank and show the true metal of the jordanian people. it will not only give us resolve, determination, and unity. >> king of jordan there speaking in washington before heading home. joining me now, paul cruickshank, cnn terrorism analyst. and buck sexton former cia counterterrorism analyst. let's just first begin with what we just heard. i was jotting down hearing from the the king referring to the pilot as a hero and r

one of his staffers said he was chicken something and a coward. calling netanyahu a coward. >> think about why it's hit the point it's at now. a lot of this is about iran. the president wants to strike a nuclear deal with iran. democrats and republicans are criticizing. there are many critics who say this is going to do nothing to stop iran's march toward a nuclear weapon. who was the greatest opponent of such a deal? israel netanyahu. >> he has been playing from the very beginning israel cannot live with iran having enenrichment. capability. worried the united states is going to cut a deal. enrichment capabilities. that's what he worries about for his people and that's what he wants to come to talk to congress and the american people about. what's wrong with that? >> they view this a lot differently than the administration? what's wrong with him talking? the idea of going forward and i you wonder if the protocols had been follow dollars with as there any scenario where it could have happened? the parole coal breech was boehner it was boehner and

he shot them in the back. >> no that's what a coward does. and here the jury clearly felt he intended to kill, that he knew what he was doing with his actions. you can't just say, oh i'm feeling mentally ill. that's not enough. that's not the standard. you have to show clearly did he know the difference between right and wrong and statements and his actions. >> it only works 2% of the time. >> and doesn't matter if you voluntarily intoxicated yourself and drank or took drugs. the law will not excuse murder when you do a voluntary act like that. nor should it. >> kevin are you happy with the verdict here? what do you think it's going to take for the family? it's going to take a long time for these families -- i don't know how you recover. these men sacrifice so much. they come back from war and they'd been risking their lives every day and trying to help people and this is what happens. it's such a tragedy. >> you know, the loss of mark lee and ryan joe was tough on chris. and we've all lost a lot of fellow team guys. it's that grieving proces

i'm not a coward.to what you said anyone that would equate a terror organization to struggling people in american ghettos is way off base. so, you know, some of the things that might work in like education for struggling parents who are trying to end generational poverty that's not going to work with terrorism. that's what i heard the other day about finding terrorists jobs and that would turn their lives around and make them see the light. that's ridiculous. we're talking about -- >> implicit in the comment was the notion that's not the same force at play in communities like ferg sop or new york with the chokehold that is really a police overkill. i didn't mean to play on the words there. but that police going too far that's not an economic that's guys like you going too far. >> sure. that's the american police officer being thrown under the bus. look, we're the low hanging fruit because we can't fight back against powerful people like eric holder and mayor de blasio and a president of the united stat

i don't consider their snipers cowards. they had a job to do just like our snipers did. after in the military. it's a crazy, crazy situation to be in 'cause it's an up close and personal thing. it's like seeing somebody on a video screen while you're putting those crosshairs on them. >> absolutely. my take away was that there are so many patriots who have gone to war and your brother was one of them. you're one of them. it's a tough business. it's just a hard business on your family. >> are you surprised by the overwhelming support and the adoration this country has shown your family? >> kind of. the support hasn't stopped since february two years ago. that day with the memorial and the funeral procession and -- from that day forward, it's just been unbelievable. overwhelming to see people from not even just the u.s. but all over the world showing their respect. that makes us feel good that chris did his job. he did his job by not only going over there and doing what he had to do but getting the message out about all the veterans and being the selfless person that he was

eric is a coward, okay? a coward.come on and say, bill, this didn't happen, i was there i saw this. i want david, and you, howard, to call him and ask and he was there? was he there? if he was, why did he have no video? >> i welcome the chance to talk toism. >> i know you have to run. we are trying to get rather, and the president of conclusion news at the time, and we will have the video. they are saying we will have it, the video i shot my guys shot, we should have it all tomorrow on "the factor." >> clearly the story is not over. thanks for calling in, bill o'reilly. >> we will look at whether the net works gave both sides of the debate in the coverage of the legal set back on the immigration order. >> and james rosen weighs in and root causes behind isis. e.e.e.e.e.e. i'd rather do anything else than sit at a dealership. it's a lot of haggling and it takes so long. craig's experience is completely different than mine. yeah. yes, mike has used truecar. at truecar, we'll show you how much others paid for the car you

we aren't cowards just the editors of large newspapers are cowards. they thought any were going to get a bunch of hot tub lovers sipping sipping sipping sipping shard do not nay we understand that this is a small percentage of this religion but also understand they are operating among impune impunity impunity. and if you don't stand up and say something you'll entail the out come and deserve the same outcome as the citizens of germany when they had a chance to speak up against murder and terrorism and tyranny. the reason they're not is because they're afraid. you know why? they're afraid because they don't think there's anybody in the united states who has got their back they don't see americans believing. if i had seen that decapitate that man on the video i would have ten megatons of the bright light of freedom right over the spot right now! why? this kind of fear, the kind of fear endangered by islamic radicals or communists that kind of fear only operates in the vacuum to defend the weak, so defend it! make them believe it! don't just say well, we

>> translator: firstly, i would say that the responsibility lies with our leaders and their coward cowardsions and complexes, but stop them dealing with mass immigration. this has created the perfect conditions for the segregated communities within our country. in fact it is in the segregated communities that the problem of islamic fundamentalism starts. we are frightened to use the right words to describe it. >> which words? which words are you saying that you are using that other people are not using? which ares those words? >> translator: both the president and the former president of the french republic mr. hollande and mr. sarkozy, took several days to dare to use the term of islamic fundamentalism. even your channel refuses to talk about terrorism, talking about killers and gunmen instead. >> within minutes of the attack in paris at "charlie hebdo," lots of the media, including the british media were using the words terrorism immediately. so your charge there surely is not correct. people are using the words. >> translator: no. it is not just about a terrorist attack. it is about the

moore who reports his uncles were killed by snipers in world war ii said we were taught snipers were cowardshoot you in the back. snipers aren't heros. >> larry: a lot of people are upset at michael moore for throwing shade at snipers but in all fairness, at the throws shade on everything in his immediate vicinity. (applause) some call him a hate-filled hero, some -- hate-filled killer and some call him a hero. >> shenaz i'd like to get your perspective. >> shenaz: well, larry, it's very difficult for me to be impartiality about this 13-year conflict. on the one hand, you have the soldier chris kyle and the brutal killings that he was ordered to do. and on the other hand, you have bradley cooper. have you seen his eyes? it's like looking into the ocean! >> larry: i'm not so sure that's the other hand... >> shenaz: then forget his hands, larry. have you seen his shoulders? b-coop added 40 pounds of sexy to play this role. >> larry: all right, shenaz. let's focus on chris kyle. some people thought by some of the comments he made that he might have been a jerk. i mean, the movie opened with him

what a coward. hiding his face. what a coward as he is doing the most brutal things to people. all right. u.k. wants him. we want him. he beheaded british, he beheaded americans. everyone is now probably in the hunt for him or should be in the hunt for him what would u.k. do if they get him? >> i would imagine that already you have british units involved in the hunt for this evil brutal murderer. and there is, of course, public outrage in the united kingdom. growing course of military action. the latest poll this week showed that 63% of britain's support ire strikes in iraq. in addition about a third of britain's support putting ground troops into iraq to fight against isis is. the public mood is growing increasingly angry in the united kingdom. you can be sure the british special forces will be working together with u.s. counterparts to hunt them down. >> but if we do hunt them down, and we get them. assume either country gets him and he gets caught alive, not dead, what do you do with him? >> well, i think the best solution would be to terminate him really. >> picked up dead.

. >> i'm saying the majority of the police are a bunch of coward. >> thank you, sir. >> and the police> and the police >> thank you. next speaker, please (clapping.) good evening my name is washer i represent the people on mason street we want to acknowledge that captain chief suhr in his is doing a great job and helped us to be united to be active within our block we've had a lot of drug dealers and he's been wonderful with us to get us involved so we 7, 8, 9 to recognize that first but we wanted to ask you consider to be a proposal that the central city is better for our community we are concerned with the add real estate that is added to the police officers and the time it will take for them to come back to answer our calls a lot of times more myself i've had to fight off my folks in my building i don't think anyone should go through that by the time the police got there it wasn't easy want you guys to consider that. >> thank you (clapping). >> next speaker >> hello, i'm jamie i live here at 214 and my apartment is 217 i live on the second floor i've heard every shot there haven't e

. >> you coward. >> the gop plans to pass a short-term funding bill. it would keep the agency running for the next three weeks buying republicans a little more time to try to put the immigration provision back in a bigger funding bill. >>> nine people are dead including a gunman in southern missouri. the suspect went on a shooting spree overnight. cbs news correspondent marlie hall with the crime scene that covers four different homes. >> reporter: police in tyrone, movements, are investigating multiple crime scenes this tyrone, missouri, trying to determine why a 36-year-old man opened fire about 40 miles from the arkansas border. >> a juvenile female caller was in the residence and apparently had heard gunshots. she immediately fled to a neighbor's house to notify authorities and responding deputies found two deceased persons at this residence. >> reporter: police also found five additional dead shooting victims and one person wooded in three nearby homes. >> another residence had the bodies of a dead woman who appeared to have died from natural caus

walls are for cowards, not for us. [applause] we are the world's only superpower. we must accept the responsibilities along with the blessings that come with that distinction. and if america is to lead, then america's leader must be prepared for that challenge. the most solemn responsibility given the president is the role of commander-in-chief. when it comes time to make the decision to send our young men and women into harm's way, that decision should be made by a leader who knows that such decisions have profound consequences. there comes a time when our nation's leader can no longer rely on briefing books and talking points, when the experts and the advisors have all weighed in, when the sum total of one's life becomes the foundation from which he or she makes the decisions that determine the future of our democracy. when a president makes life-and-death decisions he should draw strength and wisdom from broad and deep experience with the reasons for and the risks of committing our children to our defense. for no matter how many others are involved in the decisi