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i have this statement from nsc bernadette meehan we are deeply concerned by the reports. we have not at this time seen any evidence that corroborates isil's claim. but they are clearly tracking this quite closely. president obama on his way to indianapolis as we speak. he is scheduled to speak about the economy. but yet again, these events in the middle east and syria are overtaking the focus here at the white house. now, this comes as susan rice in just moments from now will talk about and unveil president obama's national security moving forward the next few years. a key part of that is going to be the fight against isis. just yesterday the administration signing a memorandum with jordan vowing new aid as the two countries fight in concert together against isis. of course that includes air strikes, jordan just launching a new round of air strikes against isis targets in syria. it also comes as president obama is seeking authorization from congress for this campaign against isis. we're told by administration officials that he will submit that request within the coming da

bernadette is the executive director of the california solar industries association joining us tonightis rather interesting that a 1.5 billion of public money goes to this certainly against the conservative thinking that lawmakers have had that you know it's only the private sector that's going to get things done. is this a waste of money? >> absolutely not. the private sector is getting a lot done especially in the solar industry sector. we grew -- the united states -- the job growth in the united states one full percentage came from just the solar energy last year. we're providing tremendous amounts of jobs not just here in california but across the country. >> for the government to do what it does best which is to create opportunities for innovation, and for business is to basically do what they do best in this case turn or abundant sunshine into renewable pollution-free electricity. >> isn't this a wake-up moment for america? we haven't heard numbers leek this or a project -- >> it's phenomenal. just in california alone we have installed more solar power in the 18 months than the p

. >> they still can't confirm the reports but we're getting first reaction bernadette meehan tellingobviously deeply concerned by these reports, we have not yet at this time seen any evidence that corroborates isil's claim and that is what the administration calls isis. president obama currently heading to indianapolis. he has an event there where he'll be talking about the economy. but deputy press secretary eric shultz will brief reporters aboard air force one and undoubtedly there will be a lot of questions about this but no confirmation from the administration yet. >> we can only hope. kristen welker thank you. steve and evan kohl mann, the whole team. that does it for us continuing coverage, of course after this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." keep watching msnbc for updates on the reports, unconfirmed of the death of an american woman hostage. ronan farrow daily is next on breaking news that isis claims the american hostage is killed and claim in a coalition air strike in syria. we'll be back in a moment. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. ♪ ♪

appears that sharpton does not file taxes for his businesses and then opens up something else, says bernadettert who examined the documents. of all the entities he has opened up, he has not been compliant with the obligations of an owner of a business. sharpton told the national review he's working with the irs to clear up some of the money owed, but it's unclear which tax debts that may include. to read the full report go to my blog, thedailybret.com. >>> finally a long-time deputy in the wild west is hanging up his spurs because the new sheriff is imposing a new dress code that does not include western attire. deputy gene bryson retired last friday after 40 years of keeping order in wyoming. the new sublet county sheriff says all deputies must wear black. black pants a tan shirt, black boots and a black cap. deputy bryson wears cowboy boots, a cowboy hat and a vest. the sheriff says cowboy boots don't get much traction on the ice and cowboy hats can blow off easily. bryson says he's not going to change. >>> it is more expensive tonight than it was in december to grab a soda in berkeley calif

and that is per bernadette meehan, national security council spokesperson. to give you a touch of that. he offered his condolences and prayers. commended to kayla and others helping those in need. he will relentlessly pursue the terrorists responsible for her captivity and death. stands ready to help the family in the difficult months ahead. third item for to you know. fox news in contact in jordan just confirmed, this is the difference, okay? this is the game-changer perhaps that people have pointed to as this is tipping point of a death of that jordanian air force pilot who was burned right? jordanian troops on the ground at border of iraq per our contact. that's a difference. we're watching for that. we do know from the air they have been putting bombs, inscribing in arabic these words, the jordanian fighters, dedicated from the flight officers to the dogs of daesh. that is what they call isis in that part of the world. so it is interesting what jordan is doing in their fight today. those are the nuggets i will continue to gather. >> before we get into th

in a statement, bernadette told me "we are obviously deeply concerned by these reports. we have not at this time seen any evidence that corroborates isil's claim." officials here also tell me a alex, there were streams of intelligence which show that kayla was a alive just a few weeks ago. so the intelligence community right now will be looking at those same streams of intel to determine exactly what happened to kayla. i'm told additional resources are being directed towards to this effort. this comes as the white house is writing a request that it will send to congress in the coming days in the next week asking for new authorization to use military force against isis. there are key sticking points. life of time for u.s. engagement and the scope. but still there seems to be broad bipartisan support to weigh in and give the president official authorization. there will likely be a robust debate around this. so final passage could still be ape few months out. alex? >> kristin welker appreciate that from the white house. i'm joined by retired colonel jack jacobs msnbc analys

my name is professor bernadette. i'm interested about the comments you have made about our recent engagement with cuba, that patients would have yielded a better result. that struck me as strange because we have been patient for over half a century. is sounded to me that you were saying the catalyst is going to be the oil prices. but we know the collapse of the soviet union did not do it. why do we have cause to think that the change of the oil prices and venezuela is going to do it? why not have the courage to say that this has been a failed policy for over half a century we need to do something fresh? >> absolutely. first of all, the embargo cannot be lifted by the president. it has to be lifted by change in law, in congress. the president can only tinker around the margins. there is very little support for lifting the embargo among many of the leaders in the democratic party that are engaged in this subject. what i am saying is that if the objective is freedom in cuba, if that's was the objective of this negotiati

in a statement, bernadette meehan said we are obviously deeply concerned by the reports.hat corroborates isis's claims. officials are telling me there were streams of intelligence which showed kayla mueller was still alive just a few weeks ago. right thousand the intelligence community will be going back to the same streams of intelligence trying to determine what happened to her. i'm told additional resources are being directed to the effort. this is a top priority here of the obama administration. this comes as the white house is readying a request, steve, that it will send to congress in the coming days asking for a new authorization to use military forces against isis. there are key sticking points. the final language being hammered out. things like length of time for u.s. engagement scope and whether the language should prohibit the use of ground forces. of course we have all heard president obama say multiple times he's adamant he's not going to send u.s. ground troops into a combat role. some democrats want the language in writing but many republicans disagree. top

>> i do have a statement that many of you may have received from my colleague, bernadette meehan. the united states is disappointed with mr. anwar's conviction of the original verdict finding him not guilty. the prosecution of mr. anwar has raised a number of concerns about rule of law and in fairness of the judicial system in malaysia. this is government's intent to expand the law which the prime minister pledged to repeal to prosecute government critics. when national security advisor susan rice met with opposition leaders last april, she reiterated the president's message that countries who uphold the human rights of all their citizens, regardless of their political affiliation, ethnicity, race, relgon or sexual orientation are ultimately more prosperous and more stable. the united states and malaysia have built a strong, comprehensive partnership and we remain committed to expanding our cooperation on shared opportunities to countries like asia and around the world. we urge the government of malaysia to apply the rule fairly and apolitically in order to promote democracy in ma

my name is professor bernadette. i'm interested in a comment you made about cuba about her recent engagement with cuba. you said patients would've yielded a better result. and that just struck by a strange because we have been patient for over half a century in terms of our policy towards cuba, the embargo has been going on since the '60s and it sounded to me like you were saying that catalyst is going to be the oil prices in venezuela change position when it fact we know the collapse of the soviet union didn't do it. so why do we have cause to think that a change in oil prices in venezuela is going to do it? and so i'm just wondering why not say the courage to say this has been a failed policy for over half a century? when you do something new and different. a policy of engagement like we have pursued with china, right another undemocratic country that we are trying to move towards democracy? if you talk a little bit more about your cuba politics. >> absolutely. policy, not politics. first of all the embargo can't b