pitcher carlos contreras was sent to louisville...pitchers rookie davis and amir garrett best sign from sunday in arizona was this swing of the bat. zack cozart back on the field hit one into the seats in left center field against the mariners. this weekend was cozart's first game action since his season ending injury last june. the reds are playing the angels today...and they getting roughed up. jumbo diaz gave up two runs in a third of an inning. the angels lead the reds 9-1 in the seventh inning. and now here's julie dolan with a look ahead at what we'll have for you on nine on your side at seven. ohio has the eyes of a nation ahead of tomorrow's primary. our craig mckee is at john kasich's rally underway in columbus at this hour. the last minute efforts to sway voters in their favor coming up on nine on your side at seven! as polls showed donald trump losing ohio, he attacked our john kasich with unhinged, bold-faced lies.

>> amir i'll never -- >> amir: yeah, how? >> jimmy: how, yeah. >> well, okay so -- >> jimmy: do you know kenny? a paii there so -- realistic. no, just kidding. [ light laughter ] i assumed it was a painti yeah. >> realistic with the unicorn behind him. >> jimmy: there's a unicorn, then a dolphin down there. oh, it's fantastic. >> so my mom and i use spend summers in hawaiide had a friend that was a a painter, and he would get hired to do illustrations for album covers and so he got hired to do the children' album and i think i wass like at his house and he was like, sit down there and look amazed. and put me on kenny loggins album cover. >> jimmy: yeah, looks gr. i think it's a cool thi. >> amir. >> jimmy: i would tell everye about that. >> yeah, so will i. >> jimmy: but they must proud of you. this movie is gigantic, this is the third one now. >> yeah. >> jimmy: "the divergent allegiant." >> "allegiant." >> jimmy: "allegiant" is this one. and this is a -- it's just a a giant film. >> it's giant. >> jimmy: it's big. >> yeah,

canelo alvarez will fight britain's amir kahn in may at the new arena. they're already out promoting the bout... walking the streets of london and hyping it up to the boxing fans in london. amir khan/fighter: "i believe that it'll be great britain taking over las vegas on may 7th, one thing about british, they support and back me they'll i'll be like mini england when you go to vegas." former runnin' rebel and findlay prep star anthony bennett could end up being labeled as the worst overall number one pick in nba history. the former reb, who left school after one year, was waived today by the toronto raptors. wonder if the career of the 22-year-old is over... maybe he goes overseas... or back to the d-league. ((dave courvoisier)) > our ((chris maathuis)) > it's time for our three strange stories our three strange stories for monday. ((paula francis)) > republican presidential front runner donald trump's name is more than a name.. it's a brand. but it's not his original family name! that revelation came to light on hbo's "last week tonight with john olive

canelo alverez will fight britain's amir kahn in may. but the two are already out promoting the bout... walking the streets of london and hyping up the fans in england. ((chris maathuis)) (( )) amir khan/fighter; "i beleive that it'll be great britain taking over las vegas on may 7th, one thing about british, they support and back me they'll be support me for this fight, i'll be like mini england when you go to vegas." oscar de la hoya/promoter; "speed versus power the lighter guy coming up and trying to do the impossible which has been possible several times including mine with manny pacquiao, and we know what happend there he retired me." ((chris maathuis)) we talked about this being a big month for the city. this is a huge week for the city. four major events collade this weekend in las vegas. you've got nascar fans rollin in for the weekend, ufc's conor mcgregor headlines a fight with nate diaz. the international rugby event is going on this weekend at sam boyd stadium. and the west coast basketball conference tourney gets underway t

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, the iraq amir, the libya leader. a very influential figure. killed by u.s. special operations forces in a raid yesterday morning early inside syria. at the press conference, the defense secretary didn't want to get into details. he said he would not describe the circumstances in which haji imam was killed. but he said that he was the second member of what he called the isis cabinet, to have been killed recently, and added that the united states military has just now confirmed that the minister of war, the so-called minister of war has also been killed. so in this press conference, he was effectively announcing the deaths of two key members in the isis leadership. one, that had been reported several days ago, and one that we reported earlier today of the isis second in command. >> and the other thing about this news conference, and i thought it was some of the most interesting questions there at the end when secretary carter and the joint chiefs chairman were talking about progress they believe momentum that is being

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but i asked what about amir? just like the narrative of muslims in america's persistent, as we've seen, it was the after san bernardino what i spoke to some and that local community. the leader at the mosques who told me yes, that killed had attended my mosque not too long ago. but what he did was not of islam. understandably care is something to fear. one result has been a push for all muslims to be banned for a period of time coming to our country. one and a half billion muslims worldwide. to my grandparents -- two of my crimpers can do this country in 1909. they came here illegally. they bought the name lui pretended to be real usages. my grandparents real last name was wong. my real last name is wong. tragedy as an illegal name to be honest. i'm a descendent of undocumented immigrants. why? there were two young teenagers skirting the law, the older law when they were in love. the outlaw was the first ever created in u.s. history that outlawed a certain nationality, the chinese exclusion act of 1882. it said o

i think we need somebody other than fox to weigh in on the problems of radical >> let's welcome amirjoining us. nazir. >> any time. >> so what do you think about the terror attacks in belgium. >> it's a total buzz kill, bro they make it harder for muslims like me. >> you mean peaceful muslims? >> no, i mean radical muslims. all right? >> larry: wait, you're a radical muslim? >> duh? >> larry: how does you become radicalized? >> i think when my dad took me to see tony hawk in '97. i've been radical ever since. >> larry: how due feel about ted cruz response to the ashltion tacks. >> he's harshing my mellow. >> they want to secure my neighborhood. my neighborhood is park city. okay? >> you don't think policing muslims will work? >> no, way. persecuting people just drives them away. and when people feel edgy and alone, that's when radical muslims turn into radical muslims. you know what i'm saying? >> larry: so, instead of policing muslims, what can we do to prevent terrorism. >> here's a radical idea. how about treating them like normal human beings. all right? that's pretty radical. >>

. >>> a sheffield lake man has pleaded guilty to supporting isis amir said rahman al-ghazi changed his plea in court today after i tried to buy an assault agent. al-ghazi is scheduled to be sentenced at the end of june. >>> we are expose ago security breach involving state medical records. a cuyahoga county man telling news channel 5 he got easy access to multiple people's private medical history. the big question now how did this happen? >> reporter: it may have been humor record but the man who does not want to be identified filed a workers' compensation claim and when he went on the state's website to look at his own medical records he was able to see files belonging to complete strangers. the doctor, and it also has at the bottom the symptom or clinical description. >> we blurred these medical records because they're supposed to be confidential. they do not belong to the man reading them off his computer screen. >> i don't see the youngstown service office ever. i've never had any communication with them. >> the man showed me two different documents meant for someone he will's eyes

i asked, what about amir? just like the narrative of muslims in america has persisted, it was thereafter san bernardino when i spoke to some at that local community. the leader of the mosque who told me "yes, the killer had attended my mosque not too long ago." is astandably, terror something to fear. one result has been a push for all muslims to be banned for a period of time. 1.5 billion muslims worldwide. to my grandparents came to this country in 1909. they came here illegally. ,"ey bought the name "lewis pretending to be children from a family that were real, u.s. citizens. my grandparents' real last name was "wong." my real us name is "wong." "lewis" is an illegal name. i am a descendent of undocumented immigrants. why? well, they were two young teenagers, skirting the law, the only law, when they were in love. that while was the first ever created in u.s. history that outlawed a certain nationality. "in the opinion of the government of the united states, the coming of chinese laborers to this country en

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amir tigers have the palest coat of all the species and have the longest fur.is zookeeper explains the number of his species is dwindling. their biggest threats are poachers and illegal dee foresttation. >> these guys are really rare in the wild. there's only 540 left in the wild. >> reporter: grom was brought here as part of the species survival plan in hopes he would breed. >> what that's about is making sure that we maintain genetic and demographic diversity and stability over the long term. >> reporter: each year the tiger population at zoo's across the can country is tracked and a determination is made on which individuals are highest priorities to breed. turns out, grom could be a great match for one of the two girls who live here. this will be closely monitored. these tigers are solitary in the wild and only come together to breed. >> the initial introductions we often have them with measure between each other so we can engage their behavior before we actually put them in the same space. >> reporter: there are now five tigers at the zoo in all. but they

we told you last night at 11:00 that amir said raham al-ghazi had a change of plea hearing today. he says he tried -- he allegedly tried to recruit others and purchase an all the rifle. he'll be sentenced in june. >>> tonight the city of cleveland took another step toward making good on its consent decree. it happened through a conversation about developing better policies for handling mental health crises. frank wily find out what's next. frank? >> reporter: that talk was about police. it was opened and signed some >> -- shined some light on his concerns [ chanting ] >> reporter: cleveland is touring from where it's been and where it could come. they ensure better treatment for police from folks suffering from mental illness. and there's more -- >> heroine is our biggest killer. >> reporter: in the 90 aptses, he served as -- '90s, he served as safety director. he says they missed an opportunity to get in front of mental health concerns. >> i regret we didn't do it. >> reporter: that's why he's here tonight. his board of law enforcement and mental health add have canton studentses

first quarter, celtics start things out with a nice pass to amir johnson on the baseline for the dunk, but the jazz came to play, shelvin mack drives gets the bucket and draws the foul. utah up eight. jazz led by 13 in the second quarter, but evan turner gave boston a spark off the bench, the steal and the reverse lay up. jazz led by three at halftime. knocks down a three from the wing, celtics within two down the stretch. bradley comes up with a big block. look at the defense. he and isaiah thomas each had 18. celtics, 11 straight wins at home. syracuse vs north carolina unc looking to gain sole possession of first place in the acc. first half, trevor cooney with the long three-point attempt kennedy meeks steals the ball and gets the layup on the other end. but the tarheels hang on to win at home 75-70. girls d-4 hoops semifinals nute in the final four for the first time in 30 years, when julie huskies cruz to the 79-59 win. their winning streak at 66 games. nutein the final four for the first time in 30 years. on top seed sunapee. nute is in purple swarming defense by the lakers, an

the united statesti doesn't does a still ahead changes are coming to these clouds, keep going says amir burke lakefront airport . there is a stationary front that appears to show up on some models . along the lecturer . hopkins airport is in the low '60s . and 40s lakefront . that part of the forecast may have panned out .pa we will be in the water sector in southeastern quadrant of low pressure as it forms .s they're going to get snowed on, wisconsin, michigan, into new england . england . tomorrow a good bet we will get time, the computer models are going nuts with moisture . current temperature plots, 34 degrees twin citieses, 25 detroit, hopkins 62 degrees . on friday the cold air girls and behind the system there's so much going on, no surprise, a this can be some strong to severe weather, tennessee valley snow storms we are on the cusp of marginal risk of severe weather and keep you posted . today 60 degrees . we are already in the low '60s . most lease the best chance of rainfall and holiday weekend, we get the cold air out of here in time . then back to saturday mostly sunny, ea

amir johnson got him. he was called for flagrant. mozgov stayed down for a while lue didn't seem concerned. big man was fine. >> he should be. he's 7'2", 300 pounds, he'd better be okay. >>mark: no concern out of that man. lebron hit two more milestones. put up 28 points. got him past tim duncan for 14th on all time list. also the 700th time in his career he scored in doubling digits. he ranks third all time in double digits corpsing game trailing only jordan and kareem. >> i've been blessed and had an opportunity to play with some great guys that allow pre to help them and help me. i work on my craft a lot. that's the byproducts of it. >> if lebron can't get ten points in the game, he might need to retire. you know. [ laughter ] >> i don't see -- he should be able to get ten points every night. but i mean like we said with careen and jordan, any time you're mentioned in conversation >>> memphis tomorrow. tip it off against the grizzlies at 7:00. see it on fox sports. coming up on sports zone, i'm going to talk with joe various done

later in the first its --- dana amir capehart from the top of the arc --- pretty pretty shot. hampton battled in this one -- just couldn )t catch up -- albemarle wins 65 to 54 --- congrats to crabbers on a great season. the lady )s from princess anne -- county -- princess anne with the steal at the other end --- good ball movement --- payton turner in the corner -- she princess anne s defense was relentless -- they would force 39 turnovers. on their way to a 73 - 24 win. earlier in the day norfolk s lake taylor beat william byrd out of roanoke county. the score 78 to 55. jalen jordan had 14 points. the wilson presidents girls basketball team beat millbrook this afternoon 68 to 63 the final . all teams advancing to the semi-finals will play at vcu next week. a local boxing and fitness gym in chesapeake is on a mission. that mission is deeper than just pushing people to achieve their fitness goals. newschannel three s stefania okolie and photojournalist mitchell brown have more now from chesapeake. somewhere on lambert lane in chesapeake-- 05:30:48;14- 05:30:49:25 "everybody han

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@federal prosecutors say amir @said rahman al-ghazi also tried @to get others to join isis @through social media. @he was arrested after trying to @buy an ak-47 from an undercover @agent, scheduled to be sentenced @in june. @>>> now to an eye opening usa @today report on lead in water, @showing that nearly 2,000 u.s. @water systems tested positive @for lead contamination in the @past four years. @on that list, 350 systems @serving schools and day cares. @the report includes an @interactive map that highlights @where elevated lead levels have @been discovered. @click on ohio and scroll through @businesses grouped by county. @in northeast ohio, giaga lake, @sum stark, and medina locates @are included on the list. @>>> michigan governor snyder to @testify in washington for the @city of flint on the oversight @of government reform, the third @and last hearing on the flint @water crisis which saw thousands @of residents affected by lead @tainted and undrinkable water. @lynna? @>>> coming in to the morning @news feed, disgraced subway @pitch man jared fogle was @attacked and left beaten and @blo

high 70' s and 81 at when amir. as we work back toward the eastern side of the meds look, flow with the breeze working in, air temperatures begin to cool down rather quickly. take a look at the next couple of hours. by 10:00, leveling off. an overnight low around 60 degrees. a little cooler north and west. as we look at the setup for tomorrow, here comes a cold front. a few clouds and maybe an isolated sprinkle of north. if you are looking for a cool down, it' s just not going to happen. 77 at lunchtime and 81 degrees as we are driving home at 5:00. not bad at all for the golfers out there. your forecast highs for wednesday as we work our way are a little cooler. upper 70' s as we get you on into the afternoon. sunny and staying warm as we await another cold front. this one has a few clouds and a better chance for a couple of showers. but if you are looking for a big downpour, it' s just not in the cards. plenty of sunshine and turning cooler. 75 to about 80 degrees. the strawberry festival is kicking off on thursda

a second later he yells out god bless you, amir. i said, you're by yourself? he said, sometimes when you're by yourself you have to bless yourself. and i said yes, you do. even if you're by yourself you have to bless yourself because they don't know what you are capable of. you have to be able to bless yourself. when they try to break the backs of our children, we got to be able to bless ourselves. i put god bless you, you are going to make it on my mirror. we will support love and light. are you able to bless yourself? are you able to be what we have been waiting for? stand tall, the torch is now yours. can we give that torch to our young people and support wisdom, math, science, history, english, and survival. can you go forward with that? my father told me that during the civil rights movement, the cops would raid the headquarters of the naacp, and the lights are go off, and they would grab the hand of the person to the right and the left and they would start to sing. i would be buried in my grave and meet the lord, that is courage in the face of fear. the

out god later he yells bless you, amir. yourself?u're by he said, wiggling your by yourself you have to bless yourself. you do.id yes, even if you're by yourself you have to bless yourself because they don't know what you are capable of. you have to be able to bless yourself. when they try to break the backs of our children, we got to be able to bless ourselves. god bless you, you are going to make it on my mirror. light. support love and are you able to bless yourself? are you able to be what we have been waiting for? stand tall, the torch is now yours. can we give that torch to our young people and support wisdom, math, science, history, english, and survival. can you go forward with that? my father told me that during the civil rights movement, the cops would raid the headquarters naacp, and the lights are go off, and they would grab the hand of the person to the right and the left and they would start to sing. be buried in my grave and meet the lord, that is courage in the face of fear. ,he first tool is commitment and that secon

six, senator ted cruz failure ohly edgeed out donald trump if alaska but in the end donald trump and amirti came out on top winning seven states. >> scott kelly on the way home after a career in space and will be reunited with family and friends before getting back to work. >> we are always on twitter and facebook and mobile devices. we will see you in 25 minutes but, first, look at sky 7: beautiful sunrise. >>> good morning, america. donald trump and hillary clinton in command. winning big on super tuesday. >> we're just having a celebration. >> the gop front-runner racks up victories in seven states. ted cruz takes three looking to stop the billionaire from making history. >> that would be a disaster for republicans. >> and marco rubio promises to fight to the end. >> the presidency of the united states will never be held by a con artist. >> hillary clinton also a big winner setting her sights on trump. >> this country belongs to all of us, not just those at the top. >> the two front-runners now on a collision course as the fight for president takes a dramatic turn. >>> also overnight,

brothers recorded ta tack on cell phones and prince george police chief say they could have sthopd amir hekmati bush but did not. ballistics will determine which officer fired the shot that took the life of one of their own. >> michael ford as took shot as cars and buildings he's one of the brothers involved here and neighbors say they were tie tierfied we spoke to one woman who saw the entire incident unfolded. >> he kept yelling come out and confront me i'm ready for you i'm ready for you. he reached and put his hand in his coat and i said oh, my god he's going to you know shoot or something. so i came back n and then i looked out here. and i was looking out shots like pow, pow, pow, pow, and i said oh, my god they're shooting at each other. >> prince george county fire and rescue confirms one of the ambulances was struck by gunfire during the attack. three ford brothers face at light 21 charges. >> it's being called super tuesday part two. march 15 primaries are today and include florida, ohio, winner take all states for gop and while hill ill is poling high in the testimony ems prim

yesterday, the opening statements, the attorney for amir soltani family told the jury to police officersed 59 shots in 30 seconds. he was hit by at least 10 bullets. the lawyer said the officers overreacted when confronting nieto was only holding a taser at the time. >> the officers violated their training. they rushed into a situation. when you allow a rookie to call the shots, 59 shots is what took place. >> they had no reason to believe that what this man was pointing at them was a taser. he had every reason to believe this was a firearm. >> the attorney for the police officers said the officers were firing because they say nieto kept pointing the taser at them which they thought was a gun. the trial is expected to last 1.5 weeks. >>> a former san francisco sheriff's deputy accused of staging fights between inmates is scheduled to appear in court next monday. the san francisco district attorney in the fbi held a news conference announcing the 17 charges filed against former deputy, scott neu. to current deputies were also charged. inmates say that neu told them they had to fight each

i asked what about amir? just like the narratives persisted as we have seen, it was there after san bernardino when i spoke to some of the that local community. the leader at the mosque who told me yes, the killer attended my mosque not too long ago. what he did was not of islam. understandably terror is something to fear. one result has been a push for all muslims to be banned for a period of time coming to our country. 1.5 billion muslims worldwide. my grandparents came to this country in 1909. they came here illegally. they bought the name louie pretending to be children from a family who were real u.s. citizens. my grandparents's real last name is long. louie is an illegal name. i'm a descendent of undocumented immigrants. why? there were two young teenagers skirting the law, the only law when they were in love. that law was the first ever created in u.s. history that outlawed a certain nationality. the chinese exclusion act of 1982. they said in the opinion of the government of the united states, the com

. -- amir. i said, why are you buy yourself saying this? he said, you have got to bless yourself. i was like, you do. sometimes when you are biased yourself, you have got to bless yourself. they don't know what you are capable of. you have got to be able to bless your self. when they try to break the backs of children, keep us in cages, we got to be able to bless ourselves. i held onto that and put it on .y mirror, but god bless you your boys will get home safely. kay, your boys will be fine. able to bless yourself? are you able to see the wonder that we have been waiting for? , like marynd for beth and, the torch is not yours. can we give that torch to our young people and tell them it is a wisdom of math of riots, english, -- of math, of science, english? can you bless yourself? my father told me during the civil rights movement, cops would rate the headquarters of the naacp. they would lay down on the ground when lights went off and grabbed the hand of the person to the right and the person to the left, and then they would start to seeing. before i will be a slave, i will be th

new at 5:00, new jersey prosecutors have charged a man with assaulting a police officer. 20-year-old amir al-karuni faces multiple charges from the incident in paterson that happened in september 2015. police say he resisted arrest, fled in a vehicle and dragged and tried to hit the officer. officer maribel candelo suffered injuries to her arm, hand, hip and leg. he pleaded not guilty. >>> a calm but quick thinking teenager is credited for saving his own life and many others'. girlfriend as a passenger when they had to make a crash landing on a golf course, but both teenagers are okay. today they returned to the scene of the crash and shared their terrifying moments when the engine cut off. ken rosato has the story. >> there are several occupants and looks like they're getting out of the plane but injured. >> reporter: two high school seniors recounting their spring break nightmare. >> i didn't really know what to do, what was going on. the first thing i thought about was my parents. >> reporter: certified pilot 17-year-old christian dell and his girlfriend nicole saved up to rent the pla

that same youngster was at the center of a gun related controversy about two years ago. 13-year-old amir brown a student at penns grove middle school says he's afraid that a fistfight he was involved in two weeks ago may develop into something bigger. >> i feel threatened in how he used the n-word to me and how he would say things you're not supposed to say as a climbed the scuffle involved brown and two other classmates against another penns grove middle school student who is in the news two years ago. that youngster was 10 years old at the time when his father posted this photo of a child holding a .22 caliber rifle. it was determined that the boy's father did not commit a crime but that photo made headlines across the can country. fast forward to this recent incident where tyisha santiago says the threats of violence before and during the scuffle has her concerned. >> i'm scared that my kids they walk home how about their dad comes out and he tries to do something to my son. >> reporter: but the school district has an entirely different take on what happened. in fact, officials here s

this morning i had time to spend with amir armaday.d it is wonderful to see amir and i'm thrilled for the families but i want to urge you to continue to press with the utmost greatest sense of commitment and urgency to bring bob home to his family. i'm grateful for you to push this issue. i would like to talk about the iran agreement. without making judgments about whether it is the greatest or worst thing ever done, i think this is a 15-year term and we are five months since it was signed. we just had implementation day. a lot of us, whatever side we're on before, want to see this succeed. so i want to focus specifically on the snap back provisions which had come up earlier. the international sanctions, the tests of the ballistic missiles by iran, clearly violate resolution and advanced power took this to security council. and security council kicked it to the sanctions as i understand it and if this is a clear violation and can't be sanctioned at the international level. i commend your administration for taking action as the united s

assuming not just deputy command but effectively, the operational command of the organization because the amir baghdadi is so isolated. difficult for him to communicate and to move. haji iman had a great deal of organization. will he be replaced? yes but the experience and connections cultivated in what is about a decade worth of terrorist activities would certainly be lost with him. >> richard engel reporting from brussels. thank you so much, richard, appreciate it. joining me now from minneapolis is former cia officer and terrorism analyst jack rice as well as medal of honor recipient and msnbc military analyst, colonel jack jacobs. good to have you with me. colonel, let's start with you. the killing of haji iman is certainly a big sign that there is momentum, that we are on track, but it doesn't mean that necessarily we're going to thwart what's next, right? >> that's quite true. we've been at this for quite some time, bombing number two guys. we're pretty good at taking up the second in command and though it's had a deletarious effect. the russians came in about six months ago. indiscrimin

was a key link between the militants and isis' top leader, the amir himself. albaghdadi's pressure has increased on the group, has become more elusive, more of a fugitive, making it difficult for him to actually run isis. in his place, this man, until yesterday, was running isis. we were told -- i was told that the raid to kill him unfolded like this. in the early morning hours yesterday in syria, american commandos landed in a helicopter. they stopped haji imam's car. there was an attempt to capture him alive. the situation escalated, not sure exactly what happened there, but was told it escalated and haji imam and three others in the car were killed. some intelligence was gathered from the vehicle. but obviously, the attempt was to capture him alive. and if that had happened, it would have been truly a gold mine of information considering his position. but nonetheless, it was a very significant blow to isis. just as people in this city and around the world were coming to terms with the isis tragedy that happened here. >> richard, are you learning from your s

intelligence much closer to the current isis amir, but the fact that he was killed is a significant blowit happened just as isis members were celebrating the attacks here in brussels where i had right now, american command dose were on the ground killing the number two man in isis. >> richard, quickly do we have any sense, there any chance of a connection between the investigation going on in europe and this news now? >> reporter: unlikely. this is part of the ongoing operations by an ongoing effort by u.s. special operations forces to find, kill when they can, capture isis leaders on the battlefield in iraq and syria. as you know the u.s. has been increasing its special operations presence both in iraq and syria and this seems to be some fruit borne from those efforts more than the efforts here in europe to crack this cell that was responsible for the brussels and paris attacks. >> richard engel joining us on the phone with the news that the second in command of isis killed in a raid now earlier this morning. richard, thanks for the time. >> yesterday morning. >> yesterday morning, excu

where isil presents a threat and as i noted we conducted an action to take out isil's leader and their amirin libya, abu nabil. >> that guy's already been replaced and you're not doing anything against the strong hold. what actually -- you have no allies on the ground in parts of syria. >> you're quite right. my point is we're not waiting to address threats that are posed to the united states. however, we arals you also noted to support the u.n. efforts to form a government of national accord and you have rightly pointed out that that is an ongoing process that has experienced fits and starts and the point is we've got to do both. we're not waiting for one to happen in order to address threats that are posed to the united states and ultimately to have a lasting impact and to try and have a partner on the ground with a lasting impact on isil's efforts to form a strong hold in libya. we will need and want to the have a partner on the ground and that's why amongst other reasons we're working with european partners, with regional partners to try and get this government of national accord formed

matt: while he was worth more than one billion dollars just at the end of december 2013, amir three months, he has lost about 40% of his fortune. >> do we have a sense of when we will have audited financials to look at? >> there are hard deadlines. some of it is technical. every creditor we have wanted to talk to, no one has said -- nobody wants that. it is going to create pressure for them to file, otherwise they go into these reconciliation periods. look forwardhey with any kind of clarity? how do they do that? what is next from this company? hiseported that he told employees no big surprises. >> i think investors are waiting anxiously to see that report. 1-wood have guessed they would have wanted to bring in a fresh ceo. if they sold it off, what would the place look like? >> bill ackman suggested that happened. the next day, he said not going to do it. >> it is not the biggest revenue generating part of their business, but it is profitable. >> even have to ask what is the fundamental business plan. clearly not the same business plan. guidance as to where they are going? >> one of the f