you just heard this report from brian todd. this idea of these pilots abroad who were sympathizing with isis they'd been doing this or at least one of them had since mid-2014. and we're just now learning about it. think about this happening in the u.s. do you have confidence that if this were happening in the u.s. that u.s. intel and law enforcement would have gotten on its sooner? >> i think when you lack at how these pilots how they're saying they were recruited through social media, we've heard also recently news in different parts of the united states the reach of isis has gotten really predominantly through social media. it goes back to the call to action i and many others have had to crack down on their ability to reach tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people via social media, to recruit them with their radical islamic ideology. and you see how they have apparently done this successfully with these pilots. i think it's safes to that they are doing the same thing with who knows how many people here in the united

brian todd cnn, washington. >>> now we want to bring you breaking news coming to cnn from washington state. transportation officials say crews have located the wreckage in the area where a teenaged girl emerged from the woods on monday. >> crews have not been able to reach the site yet and have not identified the plane or whether the girl's grandparents are in the wreckage. she was able to call 911 after hiking through the wilderness to a highway where she was rescued. cnn's dan simon has more on her experience. >> reporter: the washington wilderness spectacular but unforgiving. no one knows that more now than 16-year-old autumn beach, the survivor of this plane crash that left her alone and scared as she had to claw to safety through this mountainous terrain. the ordeal lasting 48 hours with autumn using every bit of her small frame to trek an unknown distance in the dark and cold. >> what is your name? >> autumn beach. >> this is the teenager talking to a 911 operator after the rescue. she had been driven to a country store. she was later described as dazed. >> i was rised from mon

brian todd cnn washington. >>> agreement is reached in vienna.ut support for iran's nuclear deal is not unanimous in the middle east. a look on that coming up. >>> plus pluto as we've never seened before. we'll tell you what a nasa probe learned as it zoomed past the dwarf planet. stay with us. >>> "cnn newsroom." i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. we want to check the headlines this hour. president obama is vowing to veto any measure by u.s. lawmakers that would block the nuclear deal with iran. it will lift sanctions in exchange for tehran limiting its nuclear program and allowing international inspectors to verify no nuclear weapons are being made. >>> greek lawmakers are set to vote on economic reforms to get a third bailout from european creditors. greek prime minister alexis tsipras says he doesn't believe in the new measures but will see them through. >>> surveillance video from inside joaquin guzman's prison cell shows the moment that the mexican drug lord escaped on saturday. guzman known as el chapo escaped through this tunnel b

brian todd joins me now. brian, is this church fire being investigated as a hate crime? >> reporter: jake we're here outside the church in greeleyville south carolina. we got a shot of the charred walls, really all that's left of the structure is the brick foundation following the tuesday night fire. we can tell you a short time ago, atf officials say their canine teams went in looking for signs of acsell rants. fbi investigators believe a lightning strike may have caused this fire. that is according to senior people in the fbi. investigators on the ground here have made no firm determination of what caused it but given the recent tension surrounding the charleston shootings, and the history of this building tensions are in fact very high in this area. another southern black church up in flames this time of mt. zion african methodist episcopal church in greeleyville south carolina. the building is a total loss. all that remains are the outside walls. so far. investigators suspect lightning may have caused the fire. there was plenty of it in the area tuesday night. a fore

brian todd cnn, washington. >>> and we'll talk with a muslim leader in this country a little bit laterur about what happened. >>> well a jury in the u.s. state of colorado has found james holmes guilty of multiple counts of murder after he opened fire inside a crowded movie theater killing 12 people. holmes had no visible reaction when the verdict was read thursday afternoon. he pled not guilty by reason of insanity to the attack in 2012. the 27-year-old could now be sentenced to death. 70 people were wounded in the shooting. one of the worst shootings ever in american history. one survivor who was shot in the head said he felt relieved after the verdict. >> i didn't have any expectations coming into this because i didn't want to disappoint myself. but my body shuddered, i just felt flush with so much relief. i'm here on behalf for those who were not able to be here and those who were taken away that night. so i have to be here and support others who are a part of this as well. i did it for me but i also did it for them. we're a family now, we all went through something crazy together

brian todd washington. >>> and we now turn to a stunning video that appears to show the aftermath of the malaysia airlines 17 crash a year ago today. it was obtained by news in australia. >> the russian separatists filmed this as they learned that it was a downed jetliner. you hear this men speaking what is believed to be russian and ukraine. and you can see them rummaging through the belongings of passengers. here is a part of that footage. [ speaking in a foreign language ] deo. here is australia's foreign minister's reaction to it. >> it is disgusting to watch that video footage. i can't surviveverify the authenticity of it. but it is certainly consistent with the advice that we were told 12 months ago that flight mh17 had been shot down by a missile in eastern ukraine. and that the pro-russian separatists were involved. this footage is very disturbing and coming as it does exactly 12 months to the day, just adds to the inconsolable grief that the family and friends of the victims aboard that flight must be feeling today. >> news corps australia, the company who released that vide

cnn's brian todd is are is here with some pretty disturbing new details. >> a frightening glimpse andmplications. tonight the nominee to be the next chairman of the joint chiefs of staff warned congress that north korea ranked above isis in terms of threats facing the united states. we have new information tonight on just how much of a threat kim jong unis to those inside his country. he's forceful reckless and has a thirst for power that amounts to a reign of terror according to a top south korean official. north korea's young dictator kim jong-un has executed 70 officials since coming to power in late 2011 says the south korean foreign minister. by most accounts that's shockingly more than were executed by his father kim jong-il. >> unlike his father he exhibits a ruthlessness here by his actions, by the things that he's prepared to do that his father simply was not prepared to do or didn't feel the need to do. he does. >> reporter: kim executed his own uncle and reportedly his defense minister. human rights monitor greg scarlotta says the regime often uses grotesque methods. >> the

region of racially motivated attacks after the shooting massacre at a black church in charleston brian toddoining us now from greeleyville in south carolina an hour from charleston. what's the latest over there, brian. >> reporter: wolf see what's left of the mount zion ame church. outside the brick structure still there. atf investigators told us not long ago they sent in canine team to look for accelerants to. night federal investigators believe this fire might have been started by of a lightning strike. that according to senior officials in the fbi still, given the charm sleston shootings and the history of this church no one is ruling out sinister motive. >> reporter: so far no signs of arson. investigators suspect lightning may have caused the fire. a forensics report of lightning strikes by cnn meteorologists shows four strikes occurred in the immediate vicinity of the church around the time the fire was raging just after 7:00 p.m. eastern. it was just two weeks ago that nine worshippers were shot and killed in a charleston south carolina church. that shooting by a white 21-year-old s

cnn's brian todd reports.t's very clear the two military centers had very little security. >> with are learning more about the two centers hit in the hit. first is a military recruitment center in a strip mall shared by all four brampbls of the military. no one was killed there. it was riddled with bullets. on the second attack seven miles away this is what is known as an operational support center run by the u.s. navy. it provides training and readiness support for the navy and marine mostly for reservists. all four marines killed were at that facility. on the security of this place, a navy official we spoke to said these facilities typically have gates and barriers. it is clear from these images this place had a fence. from the gunman's car, from images of the gunman's car we can see it appears the gunman might have breached that fence with his car. this navy official could not tell us if the security cameras, if there are security cameras at this facility. the official is also not sure if the place had arme

brian todd reports. >> reporter: the 9/11 attacks, horrifying evidence of what can happen when the wrongrson takes control of a commercial plane plane. now new questions on whether isis has commercial pilot in its ranks. australian authorities are concerned about the potential radicalization of two commercial pilots. that's according to an intelligence report believed to be from the australian federal police. the report says of the pilots, both appear to be influenced by pro-is elements. one of the pilots began to post pro-isis messages on social media and later listed his current city in syria. it's not clear if the pilot ever traveled to syria and cnn a has not been able to independently verify the contents of the australian police document. . a counterterrorism official says isis has specialically called for skilled professionals to join them. analysts say they are looking for a broad range. >> one thing they certainly need is mechanic.s because of the heavy armor. having pilots would be worth more if they kept activities covert than the statements of support. >> reporter: there's no

here is brian todd.eet long, 3 feet wide and may be the most tantalizing clue in the 17 month mystery. this metallic debris which appears from a large plane discovered off reunion island in the indian ocean near madagascar. the race is on to see if it is from missing malaysian airlines flight 370 after a french air official said the part seen here in local media appears to be a wing flap. >> if it is 777 it is pretty clear it would be part of mh-378 the number of 777s that crashed are minuscule at best. >> one french official stresses it is way too soon to say if this is part of the missing plane. what do authorities need to examine from this piece of wreckage to possibly come up with a match. >> many parts of boeing airplanes have serial numbers attached to the particular parts riveted on to the particular part. they'll look to see if the serial number traces back to boeing airplane on any type of airplane. in addition to that. you are going to be able to find out, does this part match up with a specifi

brian todd has more on that. >> reporter: the mount psy onafrican methodist episcopal church engulfed tried to save the church but all that remains is a burnt brick shell, a total loss. no cause has been ruled out, but so far no sign of arson. 20 years ago, the mount zion ame church was a target of the ku klux klan. they suspect lightning may have caused the fire. there was plenty on tuesday night. four strikes occurred in the immediate vicinity of the church. all around the time the fire was raging just after 7 p.m. eastern. it was just two weeks ago that nine worshipers were shot and killed in a charleston, south carolina church. that shooting by a white 21-year-old saying he wanted to start a race war. since then at least six black churches have burned in the southeastern united states. a fire at the glover grove baptist church of warrenville south carolina, cause undetermined. two more in charlotte, north carolina and knoxville, tennessee. both caused by arson. the cause of macon, georgia's fire undetermined. a fire at a hall has see, florida church was like the the result of natu

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brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> let's expand the conversation with mark hertling who is with us.your reaction to this report that these likely isis sympathizers, these pilots? >> it's not surprising, victor. isis and extremist islamists are trying to get into every walk of life. it's particularly dangerous with airline pilots, because as the report just said, they not only have capability of flying aircraft, but they also have knowledge of security procedures in various airports and how flights come in and out. but the good news is, if there is some good news in this, is that it has been detected in the intelligence sharing between different intelligence agencies and police and international agencies is very good in this case. again, no proof behind this allegation that there was any intent by either of these two pilots, mr. agutso and mr. afelta, but, truthfully, it's concerning that isis expansion is continuing to go into all walks of life. >> that is what is striking here is typically when we have these conversations about people who are vulnerable to the propaganda of isis we

brian todd thank you so much. now to -- to mt.ame, sixth black church to go up in flames since the mass killing at emanuel ame church in charleston. none of these have been determined to be hate crimes. can you see the map where all of the fires have occurred in the deep south, but listen. there is no question of the hate that gunman dylann roof spewed for african-americans in his writings, and while roof's act of violence is rare my next guest says the motivation behind it is not, and he knows firsthand. tim parish writes in "the new york daily news," quote i grew up a southern racist. i learned how to hate at home and at church. i drank from the same poisonous well as dylann roof and author of "fear and what follows, the violent education of a christian racist" joins me now here in new york. tim, thank you so much. listen i read much of what you wrote this morning, and you were incredibly candid and you talk about how through the years you're pushing through your feelings, but take me back. you grew up in the deep south in louis

brian todd cnn, washington. >>> you're watching cnn news room. we'll have more news after this short break. moving now to sports and the women's wimbledon final is starting today. it looks like a mismatch on paper, but as aaron hawksworth explains serena williams is not taking her opponent lightly. >> after easily beating maria sharapova, 33-year-old serena williams is on her way to winning her fourth consecutive major. her opponent today is spanish muguruza who has an impressive win against serena in last year's second round of the french open. >> she has a win against me. it was a tough match the last time we played and she has given me problems in the past. this time i have to just go in it like have fun and do the best they can and just try to stay positive and focused. >> focus has not been a problem for serena who has one singles loss all year. she has won 20 of 24 matches including five titles in seven final appearances at the all england club. american dynasty? definitely. >>> that was erin hawksworth reporting. make sure you catch all of

brian todd has been looking into what changed here. changed jared dpchlt ofogle's image. agents swarming his house. tonight. fogle's lawyer tells us he has the not been arrested or charged with anything. this story has layers that made the subway chain very uncomfortable. >> hi i'm jared the subway guy. >> reporter: among the most famous pitchmen in fast food. >> hey, jared. >> tonight, jared fogle is no longer a spokesman, he is at the center of law enforcement activity raising questions. federal and state law enforcement, raid his home. carted off computers and lech electronics and left neighbors bewildered. >> own thing i see around their home happy people. waving. so shocked, upset. saddened. >> reporter: also shocked the subway chain which suspended its relationship with fogle and issued a statement saying they believe it is related to a prior investigation of a former jared foundation employee. subway didn't name the employee but in may, russell taylor who worked for fogle's anti-obesity foundation charged with seven counts of pr

brian todd, cnn, washington. >> a breach of u.s.ernment if data is much worse than previously thought. investigators now believe that hackers stole the personal information of more than 21 million people both inside and outside the government. those exposed not include 19.7 million people who applied for security clearances with the office of personnel management. including nonapplicants, including spouses of applicants. >> james clapper told cnn china is the leading suspect in the hack. >> researchers think they discovered a new way it fight cancer. and the results are promising p. >> that story is coming up also. arnold arnold schwarzenegger isn't responding to questions about a murder sentence he commuted as california's governor but the convicted kill are's father is talking. our reports next on cnn "newsroom." the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle great rates for great rides. i'm car

brian todd has new information. >> wolf tonight there's so much fallout over this escape that i've spoke officials who have cursed over the phone from sheer frustration. he was not supposed to be able to sneak out, but tonight he is gone he is dangerous, and in mexico city and washington, officials are furious. one mexican official says he's their bin laden, the world's most powerful drug lord with the blood of count less people on his hands. tonight the ecase of joaquin "el chapo "guzman has u.s. official fuming. >> while dea is very emotional about this, thee disillusioned, they're frustrated and there's a lot of anger, because obviously they wanted him when he was captured in 2014 to be extradited to the united states. >> former top d.e.a. official michael vigil says officials have been venting to hem. mexican officials say he crawled through a small opening down a ladder to a sophisticated tunnel about a mile long. a mexican official tells cnn more than 30 people are now under investigation for possible roles in the escape and said guzman must have bribed several is prison officials.

here is cnn's brian todd from washington. >> reporter: he's forceful reckless and has a thirst for power that amounts to a rain of terror according to a top official. north korea's young dictator kim young unexecuted 70 officials since late 2011 says the south korean foreign minister. by most accounts that's shockingly more than by by his father kim jong-il. >> unlike his father he is ruthless things that he is prepared to do or that his father wasn't prepared to do or didn't feel the need to do. he does. >> reporter: kim executed his uncle. >> they use anti-aircraft machine gun battery. the bodies are pulverized. there is nothing left behind. >>. >> reporter: u.s. officials tell cnn executions are kim's way of solidifying his position. one official calls them a crude mechanism for internal control. analyst say the perths may show that kim feels vulnerable but he is also sending a bone-chilling signal to those in his closest circles. >> don't mess with me. i'm the boss. and if you know what's good for you, you'll stay absolutely loyal to me. >> reporter: there are even published reports

brian todd has more from this church in greeleyville south carolina. brian? >> reporter: we're outside the mt. zion ame church if greeleyville. can you see the burned out wreckage from the fire inside that opening there, the charred walls and rubble inside really all that's left of the building. it is the brick foundation so fared in investigators believe this has is been caused whichby a lightning strike. given the history of this place tensions are high around here. 20 years ago this church was burned down by two members. ku klux klan. it was renovated. it was rebuilt. president clinton, then president clinton came and rededicated this church. it became a real symbol of the struggles with civil rights in this part of the country, so the history of this is also what's kind of ratcheting up tension here and has a lot of these churches and the people who run them on edge this afternoon. again, right now federal investigators believe that a lightning strike caused this fire but what we can also tell you, brooke a short time we've goeken to fbi investigators and

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brian todd is working this part of the story for us. you're getting new information? >> tonight investigators tell us they're still trying to determine if abdulazeez acted alone. we have learned that growing up there were some truly dark moments with abdulazeez's family which belied an outward appearance of happiness and normalcy. images of a young man seemingly full of contradictions. as a boy, happily posing with his younger sister. and this high school yearbook picture with a quote, my name caused national security alerts. back then he was a witty well liked kid. later he got involved in mixed marshal arts. contradictions but few clues as to why muhammad youssouf abdulazeez would kill four marines. >> there were tears in my eyes. >> his marshal arts coaches and several friends have spoken to cnn. they describe abdulazeez heart working jovial with a great sense of humor. >> he was very polite and kind. he was humble in high school. >> that kid never frowned. he always smiled shook my hand. i never heard him cuss. >> friends say he came from a seemingly happy well-ad

brian todd spoke to an official who said this is a blow for all of us.ed to be an fortress and in a way that it's hard to believe no one else -- >> this is lying asis like a cartoon. there is no place in mexico that this guy cannot escape from. period. let's go back to what happened in colombia 20, 30 years ago. way that problem was tackled was extraditing the heads of the cartels to the united states. this guy same thing he does not want to come back here. why? here he's just a prisoner. he doesn't have that pervasive influence. so he needs to be in jail here. >> some of his enemies in the drug cartels have been extradited here. why hasn't he? especially after two times. >> i think this is just like exercising sovereignty. he's our kingpin. you have to remember, the majority of the victims of this cartel wars are mexicans have americans been killed, yes, but in small numbers comparatively. so i can see the mexican's point. however if they really want to see justin donece done they have to get him to the united states. >> so let's talk about he will clap

cnn's brian todd is here. what are you learning? ago i got new information from u.s. mexican officials on this manhunt. tonight we have stunning surveillance video showing how easy it was for joaquin el chapo guzman to get out of the prison. he faces around his cell goes into the shower stall, comes back to his bed and changes his shoes. then goes back into the shower stall fully clothed and disappears. surveillance video shows how stunningly fast the world's most notorious drug lord el chapo was able to escape from mexico's alto plato prison. >> he goes behind the wall. poof he is gone. >> reporter: out of the view of the cam rain his cell behind the partition of the shower stall, a hole in the floor to this elaborate underground tunnel with electricity, lights ventilation and tracks laid along the ground. authorities say this modified motorcycle was used to transport tools and ton after ton of dirt excavated from all the digging. the tunnel runs for a mile underground and end up with a ladder leading up a shaft to a half-built hou

you just heard that report from our brian todd these russian nuclear bombser flying within 340 miles of 9 california coast. what is the proper reaction to this? how would you classify this act? >> it's an act of aggress, but if you have any doubt whether the k08d war is back on these are the kind of maneuvers that show that it is. a reestablishment of an essen kind of cold war principles where is at that time it was all a show of force, but we're seeing this literally on a weekly basis. whether it's the mainland or parts of europe or anywhere else in 2006 i was deployed to kurd i stan and i fresh seeing a russian frog foot aircraft buzzing when we supposedly had good relations, the stepped-up nature goes to prove that have 4r5id mir putin, sometimes the smallest kid in classes the biggest bully. that's who he is. >> he heard from general joe dunford, he ser russia is the biggest threat to the u.s. do you agree? >> i really think so. terrorism is a huge threat. the problem with russia is it could take one wrong move s. vladimir putin it decides that he could move and not invoke a nato

brian todd has been dig digging into this. >> australian employees have potential concerns. that is according to an intelligence report purportedly by the australian federal police. the report says both appear to be influenced by pro-i.s. elements. it was produced by intercept and kiss one of the pilots began to post pro-isis messages on social media, and later listed his current city as raqqa, syria. it's not clear if that peet ever actually traveled to syria a u.s. counter-terrorism official tells cnn that they have specifically called for skilled people to join their caliphate. there's no evidence that they recruited either of these two pilots. with you pilot is it denies any ties. both of them reportedly no longer work for airlines. their investigation shows the two pilots are not directly involved with isis but he also said they do often post about isis on facebook, and they are sympathizers. the australian federal police tells cnn they don't comment on intelligence matters. >> i think the issue here is the vulnerable that's raised here right? the fear about what a trai

brian todd has more on the eye says threat. what is the latest? >> tonight your interview with the fbi director is creating major buzz in national security circles. he's got a stark and disturbing new assessment of the isis threat inside the united states. this is illustrated by this photo of an isis sympathizer near the white house. he says isis is able to provoke attacks at a speed which the intelligence community is struggling to keep up with. they're young and tech savvy. isis is not your parents' al qaeda, the fbi director says and tonight he says he believes the group presents a bigger threat to the homeland than al qaeda. in an exclusive new interview, he paints a chilling picture of the growing isis threat. >> why is isis so powerful? >> they have adopted a model that takes advantage of social media in a way to crowdsource terrorism. they invested about the last year in pushing a message of poison primarily through twitter. >> reporter: u.s. officials and independent analysts tell us the fbi director is concerned, because isis is now using

. >>> let's bring in our correspondent brian todd who is working the story for us.arning? >> tonight kim jong-un's regime is brazenly taunting the united states saying we have nuclear women's. deal with it. kim's end game is to intimidate his neighbors and to extort the united states. brimming with confidence even cockiness, kim jong-un's regime tells america, we're not iran. >> we do not have any interest at all in dialogue for unilaterally freezing or giving up our nukes. >> state department officials have responded saying they still want dialogue with north korea. are committed to drawing down the nuclear weapons. the kim regime's bravado comes from leverage knowing they already have a formidable stockpile. >> they want the world to accept they are a nuclear weapons state and they're not going back. >> reporter: analysts say kim is moving in the opposite direction fast. building his arsenal at a dangerous rate. >> north korea could have 10 to 15 nuclear women's now and it can grow that amount by several weapons per year. >> reporter: possibly to between 50 and 10

brian todd reports. >> reporter: even for a man familiar with high stress these never before seen photos his mind around the unthinkable. the morning of september 11 2001 in his office the then vice president watches footage of a world trade center tower burning his foot on a desk. >> that could well have been after the first tower was hit. at which point everybody i think believed it's odd, it's strange. it could very well and most probably is some kind of tragic accident. >> reporter: within minutes the second tower is hit. and the secret service tells the vice president, his office may not be a safe place. >> my agent all of a sudden materialized beside me and said sir, we have to leave now. and grabbed me and propelled me out of my office and down the hall into the underground shelter in the white house. >> reporter: cheney is whisked to the bunker the president's emergency operations center. the newly declassified pictures taken by cheney's photographer as september 11th unfolded had been held in the national archives released for the first time now as part of a freedom of informati

let's get more from brian todd who's working this part of the story. >> we're learning new details aboutters that were targeted and the security situation. the first place his, that's a military recruiting center in a strip mall. it is shared by all four major branches of the military. that store the second place, seven miles away is an operational support system. it provides training and readiness support for the reservists. all four marines were killed at that facility in this area over here we believe, but a navy official tells us tonight it is not clear if those marines were killed inside or outside the facility. it's looking like lie they were probably killed outside. those facilities typically have gates and barriers. it's clear from the pictures here, this place at the very least had a fence. the gunman you can see with the images appears -- appears, wolf to possibly have breached that fence. this official is also not sure if this place had armed security personnel roaming around at the time of the attack about you he did say you just cannot walk in they're usually marked with som

cnn's brian todd has more on the ice this threat. >> reporter: this is not your apparent cockeyed of fbi director says he believes the group has of a bigger threat to american homeland then up haida . "if adopted a model that it takes a vengeance to committee for kron 4 is terrorism. invested about the last year in pushing a message of poison primarily throughout twitter. >> reporter: solace that the character is concerned because isis is using certain parts of social media not in the open. ought operatives moving to and credit communications on social media platforms experts say to recruit terrorists inspire or even direct attacks. "the water up to 80 percent times bigger than was above the water that is the deep web for the web knopf. in knopf those inscriptions are dark to the fbi. nearly impossible the tracking. on like calcutta isis simply tells anyone who will listen over social media kill where you are and they say actively seeking troubled souls. "the target people people with troubled backgrounds people with substance abuse problems a system is not carry out the one little b

brian todd is here with the video and the story behind it.ive is being investigated over this dth and he and his police department are under significant pressure. the video shows the detective moving very men asingly toward the motorist who said at certain points, he thought his life was in danger. one angry motorist snaps at another. but this is no standard road rage incident and the guy is not just a hot head. >> i didn't know you were a cop. >> i'll put a hole through your head. >> okay, okay. >> it is stephen labert. this incident capital hurt the past sunday night from a camera on the motorist's dashboard. at first the motorist backs up. fearful. >> i'll put a hole right through your head. >> okay, okay. >> that kind of a threat. acceptable under any circumstances? >> well, let me say that under these particular circumstances, i think it is a problem if the person in question who was being stopped was unaware that the officer was a police officer and then backing up, possibly kernel for his safety. >> lebert doesn't appear to pull his ba

cnn's brian todd is here.s got a closer look at these remarkable pictures. >> a lot of buzz around these pictures tonight. they have never been seen publicly until now. they capture the palpable tension in the bunker far beneath the white house as vice president dick cheney and his staff scramble to find out what was going on and to make some critical decisions. even for a man familiar with high stress these never before seen photos show another level. dick cheney wrapping his mind around the unthinkable. it's the morning of september 11th 2001. in his office the then-vice president watches footage of a world trade center tower burning, his foot on a desk. >> that could well have been after the first tower was hit, at which point everybody i think believed it's order, it's strange, but it could very well and most probably is some kind of tragic accident. >> reporter: within minutes the second tower is hit and the secret service tells the vice president his office may not be a safe place. >> my agent all of a s

first to brian todd, he's learns new details of this possible, possible new clyle in the search for malaysia flight 370. >> investigators are combing every inch of this piece of debris. they say it appears to be a wing flap possibly from a commercial airport. it was found more than 2500 miles from the current search area for the missing malaysian airlines plane, but experts say it is possible parts of that aircraft could have drifted that farther. it's reported to be almost eight feet long, more than 3 feet wide and maybe the most tantalizing clue in the 17-month-old mystery. this metallic debris, which appears to be from a large plane was discovered today off the coast of reunion island near madagascar. tonight the race is on to see if it's from the missing malaysian airlines flight 370 after one official said it appears to be part of a wing flap. we're pretty clear it would be part of mh 370. the number of 777s that have crashed in this area are minute execute at best. >> one french official say it's way too soon. what do authorities need to examine to possibly come up with a match? >> man

both joe and todd went back up to do six jumps each with their students. in stafford, brian. the phillies had a chance to win consecutive games for the first time since june 23rd which sounded promising, especially having chad billingsley on the mound. the phills starter a perfect 4-0 against the marlins. the game seen on nbc10. bottom of the first, ryan howard, base hit. revere chugging around to score. 1-0 phillies. two batters later, dom brown knocked in el franco. 2-0 phillies, they win 3-1. billingsley's best start in three years helped them get the w. jonathan papelbon earned his 15th save. >>> chase utley continues to rehab his injured ankle. he's been taking ground balls. when he returns, it won't be as second baseman as the general manager says the job belongs to caesar hernandez. we asked the interim manager how he'll use utley when he does return. >> we want to be fair to everybody and want to show chase utley as much respect as we can because he's meant so much to this organization and city. i'm going to try as hard as i can to try to keep everybody happy. i thin

wet-- them the way i have studied brian and charlie rose does this well you would have a lot better media and in fact the one we have already mentioned, j tapper, chuck todd john dickerson, they are all themselves authors. they have written very good books. the stranger by chuck todd john dickerson wrote a great biography of his mother, nancy dickerson turn of course, j tapper wrote the outpost about command post in far off providence of afghanistan, a history that is riveting a movie and actually very emotional to talk about and read about and if you take the time to watch the best in the business they are not only journalists they are writers. they are readers and so i have been preparing for a long time for these debates by doing one thing, which is what i want to encourage everyone in the audience which is too read widely and deeply with things which you are not familiar. i will hold up if you books here as example of this. coming soon to this library the fellow is in my studio yesterday, evan thomas, wrote this book, which i am holding up for the benefit of the camera. mi doing that that right, guys? it's called being nixon. this is an unusual book.