>> as station surveillance cameras roll, burnett senses something isn't right.theless, he uncuffs the suspect, a move he will soon regret. >> you going to cooperate here? >> there were indicators that he was going to be confrontational. >> thomas shannon, now retired, was a campus police officer at the time. >> sometimes you just overlook those things. >> steven, are you going to stand up to get your fingerprints or not? >> reluctantly the suspect gets up. burr instead of facing the table, the 6'62"burgen stares down the much smaller burnett. the much smaller rookie authorities tries to assert his authority. >> are you going to cooperate or not? >> i think there's times where the officer was trying to establish himself as the alpha dog in the situation. he was a young officer, and there are times when you need to do that. this is not one of those times because you had a suspect who was unstable. >> don't square off at me. sit back down in the chair. >> burnett again sensing trouble is hoping to get burgen back on the bench and get some additional assistance. >>

i'm jim sciutto in nor erin burnett tonight. there is now an aerial search over the java sea as the search intensifies and zeros in closer to the target. 30 bodies have been recovered as day breaks over the java sea and day five of the search is set to begin. crews from around the world are focusing their efforts on a zone that covers just over 2,000 square miles. officials are calling that zone the most probable area in which to find the fuselage and their top priority the plane's black boxes. 59 teams of divers are ready to go but bad weather and rough seas waves reported to be as high as 13 feet have stalled the work. a piece of wreckage possibly a window panel was found today. of the 30 bodies recovered, four are identified. among them one of the flight attendants. airasia tony fernandez is accompanying that body home. writing on twitter. i cannot describe how i feel. there are no words. the uss sampson part of the recovery team has recovered a dozen bodies and the uss fort worth with dive teams set to sail from singapore on

he is currently adapting a screenplay taken from the book in collaboration with director charles burnett and peggy trotter-damon-briefly. based on the tragic life of early equal rights left lane trotter, a student of mu hat may gondy and mr. patler is committed to seeking seclusions to nonviolent conflict through preasful means such as nonviolent direct actions. his hope is to be actively involved in teaching people in conflict situations how to use nonviolent actions to get results. to overthrow oppressive regimes and offer group status objectives. without further adieu i present mr. nicholas patler. [applause] >> thank you. that was wonderful. it's an honor to be here, a privilege and i'm so glad you all made time to come out and hear my preng. i'm going to be talking about my book. "jim crowe and the wilson administration." with the election of wood drove wilson in 1912, the south was essentially swept back into power for the first time in 50 years. not only did we have a southern-born president in the white house who had spent his formative years in the deep south, but some of the mo

i'm jim execute out in tonight for erin burnett. one report is that the main fuselage had been located, not only located but lying upside down on the java sea floor and that official has since dialed back his assessment. and then today the airline ceo emphatically declared it is still missing. search teams have not found it on sonar. >> we are narrowing the search and we are feeling more comfortable that we are beginning to know where it is. there is no information we can [ inaudible ]. >> devastated family members face emotional whiplash informed first the plane was located, providing some small measure of hope and then told the opposite. the plane still missing and the relief quickly fading. and so as day breaks that hour the search resumed but facing big waves and high winds, grounding all aerial operations. searchers have recovered so far seven bodies. an earlier intriguing report that one body was found wearing a life vest turned out to be fault. gary tuchman is nearby. and overnight the indonesia search and rescue hoping the m

burnett from our nbc station wcsh live for news portland, maine. what's it look like right now, a.j.? >> very snowy still outside, craig. we've got this very light, fluffy snow. i'm referring to the weight of the snow. if you think of it as kind of difficult to make a snowball that's at least one good portion of the storm. a lot of times when you get nor'easters in maine along the coastline especially you get a pasty wet snow that sticks to tree limbs and power lines and brings those tree limbs and power lines down. it is so cold craig right now, it's 9, 10 11 degrees or has been through the better part of the day today that this has no choice but to be a very powdery snow. however, we've had a lot of wind today, numerous gusts past 60 miles per hour. as a matter of fact, both bangor and portland at the jet port where they take these measurements very fied earlier this morning as a blizzard. we're talking about three consecutive hours where visibility was below a quarter mile and he had sustained winds at least or frequent gusts of 35 miles per hou

joining us is sergeant del roy burnett, chairman of the d.c. police union. sergeant, good to have you with us. i want to start in new york mayor deblasio came out praising the low crime statistics, and he addressed the mounting tension with police and warned we can't get lost in the loudest and most disrespectful voices. seemingly reference to the large group of police officers who have turned their backs on him on a number of occasions including sunday, as he eulogized the police officers who were executed in brooklyn. do you think police have been disrespectful and defiant by ignoring not only deblasio but their boss police commissioner bratton who made a point to say this is a place for grieving and not grievances. >> thank you for having me. dwrongi don't think the mayor or commissioner bratton who i respect, were out in force making derogatory statements about police officers specifically new york police officers, when the phrase what do we want dead cops, when do we want them now. when they weren't out there telling those people to not be disrespectful

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i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. a new search for airasia flight 8501 about to start as we learn new mistakes before takeoff. we are learning that the crew failed to pick up copies of the weather report. this weather report here complete with the pictures and all of the details of the storms. and passed on an opportunity for a face-to-face briefing by government meteorologists before taking off into a deadly double cell thunderstorm. now this is according to indonesian officials. this is dozens of ships and aircraft picked up the search for bodies and the plane's fuse launch -- fuselage and among the search plane seats. 90 drivers in the search -- divers in the search zone have been able to follow up under water because of seas with near zero visibility despite the fact it is not that deep. 123 people are still missing from flight 8501. 39 bodies are now recovered. and one theory people are talking about is the large pieces of debris as well as the bodies found in tact. that indicates to some the plane probably desce

i'm erin burnett. we have a special edition of our program here from capitol hill. the president will be giving his state of the union address this evening. we begin with breaking news. we have just learned in this address the president is going to call on congress to authorize the use of force against isis. an unexpected and significant move. we have chilling video from the terror group. isis threatening to behead the men there unless they get $200 million. they have given a deadline of 72 hours from a clock that began ticking at some point today. we have much more on all this breaking news ahead. i want to begin with jim acosta. some of what the president is going to say, we knew. this call to authorize the use of force against isis was a significant and unexpected thing. >> reporter: physical therapily significant and somewhat unexpected. we did not know he was going to do this in the speech tonight. this is a state of the union experiment. the white house rolled out most of the news ahead of speech. they did that because they believe we're in a new media world.

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, we are following the breaking news out of france. a massive manhunt underway tonight. our french affiliate reports there is a police operation in the city of france 90 miles northeast of paris. and this is new video. this is a tactical squad on the hunt for three suspected gunman who carried without one of the deadliest terror attacks in france the deadliest in decades. the highly coordinated attack on the paris office of charlie hebdo. that is a weekly magazine that satirrizes religions. they killed 12 people 11 more are wounded. four of them at this hour said to be in critical condition. two police officers were among the murdered. one of them as you see there, shot at point blank as he lay wounded on the sidewalk. as one of the shooters ran to a getaway car he held his finger in the air. you see that there. there is speculation tonight that he may have been signaling unseen accomplices that we do not know yet. statements of sympathy are pouring into france from around the world. the president of the united states pledged support f

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news. the manhunt for two men suspected in the paris terror attack is reaching a crucial point. at this moment helicopters zeroing in on a wooded area where the suspects were believed to be spotted. they are using night vision to hunt using body heat. 80,000 police officers and soldiers are fanned out across fans as the search is focused on the countryside north of pars is. tonight we are getting the first look at the gruesome scene inside of that office. we need to warn you, but it is poignant. papers on the ground amidst the wounded. 11 men and one woman were executed right here by terrorists. the two brothers now the subject of the intense manhunt. they are said and cherif could you -- kouachi. one of them had travelled to sear syria. and where they have been spotted. in several locates, all north of paris. police and a forensics team swarmed over a gas station and at tend ant told police he recognized the shooters from their mug shots this morning. and i should emphasize where this heli

i'm erin burnett.outfront" tonight, an international manhunt is on for the ringleader of a terror cell that police broke up late last week. officials reporting terrorists were ready to strike within hours. we're learning that this was an incredibly ambitious attack. we have more on that in a moment. heavily armed troops patrolling the streets tonight across belgium. something not seen in that nation for decades. still, more accomplices are said to be on the loose as far away as greece. authorities have arrested one suspect and they are searching for more. france also on alert tonight. police and investigators on the lookout for a suspect whose dna was found on the gun of amedy coulibaly. there's more dna evidence found in coulibaly's car. there are nine in custody in paris. and all of this as we're learning new details of missed signals by french officials, showing that one of the brothers gave up extremism for crime. cnn is covering all of those angles of the story. nick paton walsh is in yemen where

i'm erin burnett. and "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. dramatic new video of the terrorist siege in france and its deadly end. [ gunfire ] >> police storming a kosher grocery store in terrorist to free terrified hostages. the hostage-taker shot to death to the gunfire. and inside of the store, four were killed. from paris to a small town 20 miles away and at the same time police took back that grocery store, another police assault. >> explosions and gunfire at a print shop north of paris. that is where the kouachi brothers the suspects in the attack of the charlie hebdo officer office -- offices were killed and ran into a hail of bullets and died. and yet this hour another manhunt in france, police and soldiers searching for a 26-year-old woman, seen here posing with the gunman in the kosher grocery. and we have new information about the massive arsenal the kouachi brothers had with them when they were killed. we'll have more. and stunning when you hear what they had on their persons. tonight fred pleitgen is live. and dave executo is in

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next breaking news. u.s. officials tell cnn that more than 50 threats, many of them bomb threats, have been made to passenger flights over the past ten days. the secretary of homeland security calling the threats dangerous. who's behind it? >>> plus a new isis ultimatum and a new deadline from the terror group. there is any hope to save the hostages by the deadline sunset tomorrow. >>> and a new storm carrying more snow and freezing temperatures on track for the crippled northeast. how much snow is on the way? let's go outfront. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. we begin tonight with breaking news. more than 50 commercial flights, 50 have been threatened in less than two weeks. many of them threats of a bomb on board. these threats are being delivered via social media. the fbi and homeland security tonight saying they are investigating. the homeland security secretary telling cnn the threats have taken off since january 17th. multiple threats coming in every day, he tells us. some of them allegedly from isi

let's go "outfront." ♪ and good evening, i'm erin burnett.outfront" tonight, we're following the breaking news the blizzard of 2015. i'm in central park in new york city. this is the epicenter of what could be the largest snowstorm in this city's history. this blizzard has been called historic and life-threatening with snowfall up to 2 feet or more in new york. as much as 30 inches a record in boston. gusting winds expected to hit -- excuse me. with winds up to 65 miles an hour. you can actually see it from outer space, how ee norm mace the storm is. it stretches from maryland to maine. 60 million americans are in its path. the governors of new york pennsylvania rhode island have all declared a state of emergency, forcing people to stay home. they have shut down highways airports and tunnels. that is historic. here in new york city shutting down the subways for one of the few times in history. the city has closed 6,000 miles of roadway banning cars from the streets after 11:00 tonight. that in and of itself a record. new york city highway is

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erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> fewer than 30 hours left for the u.s. to pay or isis will behead two hostages. >>> a quote unquote screaming warn that the plane stalled. was it mechanical or human error? let's go outfront. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news. isis expanding its brutal tactics to a third country. tonight we're learning isis is making significant gains in yemen. already a stronghold for militants. we can report isis militants are recruiting inside of yemen. rebels already seizing the presidential palace and other buildings. this as two american navy warships are in position. they say they are ready to evacuate american embassy personnel. the biggest fear is that analysts are saying isis and al qaeda may be in direct competition with each other. competition to see who can strike america first. brian todd broke this story. it's a significant develop. how serious a threat is this competition. now you have it face-to-face between isis and al qaeda. >> reporter: it's a very serious threat inside and outside of yemen and america. isis

erin burnett outfront starts now. >>> outfront next breaking news. saudi arabia's king abdullah is dead. the king of the number one ally in the arab world. the leader of the largest export of oils. we have brebreaking details. >>> time is running out for two hostages. >>> black man shot and killed by a police officer during a routine traffic stop. all of this caught on dash cam video. was it justified? let's go outfront. good evening. much more on our breaking news. the death of the king of saudi arabia. first, i want to get to this issue we're dealing with with the hostages as the clock is kicking down at this moment. time is running out for the hostages held by isis. we have less than six hours before the deadline expires. the threat to murder two japanese men until $200 million is paid. officials are in a desperate race against time. they are trying to communicate with isis the the theory is trying to pay something. we don't know fully. we're learning surprising new details about these men. to their past that may have led them to travel to syria a

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erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> breaking news. an international man hunt under way for suspected terrorists. members of the terror cell belgium targeted in deadly raids. >>> new details from the raid. police found a powerful explosive after the assault. it's called the mother of say tin. we'll tell you how easy it is to make that. they also found police uniforms. >>> al qaeda developing even more sophisticated bombs. they are training the next generation of bomb makers in yemen. we are live in yemen tonight. let's go outfront. >>> an international man mustn't is on for members of a suspected terror cell. the deadly raids in belgium yesterday did not wipe out the terror cell that was ready to launch attacks. the cell said to be very sophisticated with an organized structure, links to syria and iraq. we'll have much more in a moment. across europe police arrested dozens of suspected militants. 13 arrested. two of them were trying to cross over to italy. in paris a dozen detained overnight in connection with terror attacks. in london

erin burnett outfront starts out. >>> the fate of two isis hostages unknown tonight as the deadline for their execution has passed. isis remains silent. could they be alive. >>> a black man shot and killed by a black police officer and it's all on tape. the incident under investigation tonight. was it justified. >>> the nfl breaks its silence on new england patriots. did tom brady cheat. let's go outfront. >>> good evening. outfront the ie set deadline. threaten to behead two hostages has passed. no word from isis on the hostages. we're awaiting news on their fate. the world hoping they're still alive at this hour. >> you will be take part in this crew said. >> japanese officials say they desperately tried to save the hostages lives. last night jap need media reported the government made contact with isis and wait for a stam statement. at this hour there's not been a statement. we have not heard from isis again. the mother pleading for herson's life saying he's a good man who wonl onl who only wanted to save children in war zones. >> there will be some hope until there's proofize. it's

we're in "the situation room" and erin burnett outfront starts rite now. >>> outfront next breaking news on several fronts. the fbi arrests an ohio man for plotting to bomb the u.s. capitol and shoot people as they fled. is this an isis move? his father is out front. >>> a fourth suspect identified. are there more accomplices out there. we also have new images inside the mayhem. >>> isis leasing a disturbing image of a young boy exkutsecuteing to men in the head. why are children the newest tool? the special report. let's go out front. >>> breaking news, the fbi arresting a man for plotting an isis inspired attack on the u.s. capitol. i'll show you the young man. his name is christopher cornell. he's 20 years old and from the state of ohio. he planned to set off a series of bombs at the capitol and attack lawmakers as they tried to flee. i'm going to be joined by cornell's father here outfront. i want to begin with all the details we know about this plot against the u.s. capitol. pamela brown is outfront live from washington. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is pretty disturbing.

erin burnett outfront starts rite now. >>> next breaking news sources telling our barbara starr one of the taliban detainees released for beau bergdahl has attempted to return to militant activity. >>> one father's desperate fight against the growing anti-vaccine movement movement. new details about areair asia flight 8501 crash. we're going to go inside the cockpit. >>> good evening. out front the breaking nudes inging news. we have learned one of the five taliban detainees traded may have returned to militant activities in kahtar. the five men were released in exchange for bergdahl last summer. the president said he received assurances that the five wouldn't pose a threat to the united states and wouldn't leave the country for a year. all of this coming as the white house is working toward closing gitmo and releasing more prisoners prisoners. we'll speak to the pentagon spokesman about this in a moment. barbara starr broke this story. you're getting new information right now about exactly what this detainee might have been doing. >> he was engaging in communications that are not perm

. >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" breaking news. a new arrest in connection to paris attacks. reuters is suspects ties and the brothers of course are behind it. al qaeda's recruiter in europe tied to two of the terrorist. a western intelligence source says the whereabouts tonight unknown. france on the highest state of alert searching for more possible accomplices terrorist from last week's attacks. more than 13,000 troops are deployed as there is no doubt more accomplices are out there and an international manhunt is on for the wife of the kosher supermarket amedy coulibaly. this is her going for her passport. it's believed she crossed into syria the day before the husband was killed in a shootout in the kosher supermarket. people rally for peace, leaders joined the march in participate and the white house acknowledged it made a mistake. >> i think it's fair to say we should have sent someone with a higher profile to be there. >> unusual for them to come out like that. they did, though, and addmitted they thought it was a mistake.

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next breaking news. u.s. more than 50 threats, many of them bomb threats, have been made to passenger flights over the past ten days. the secretary of homeland security calling the threats dangerous. who's behind it? >>> plus a new isis ultimatum and a new deadline from the terror group. there is any hope to save the hostages by the deadline sunset tomorrow. >>> and a new storm carrying more snow and freezing temperatures on track for the crippled northeast. how much snow is on the way? let's go outfront. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. we begin tonight with breaking

let's go "outfront." ♪ and good evening, i'm erin burnett.

erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> breaking news. major flooding in parts of new england. this historic blizzard makes it was out east we're live in boston. >>> up to 13,000 people without power. wind chill temperatures could dip into the single digits. new york city shut down by predictions of up to three feet of snow. how did some forecasters get it so terribly wrong. let's go outfront. >>> good evening. as you can see still extremely snowy, blizzard is still happening in boston. massive flooding along the massachusetts coast near where we are this hour. the historic blizzard making its way up the northeast coast. more than two feet snow blanket blanketing boston. 18.5" have fallen just today. it's still snowing as you can see with the gusts coming down around me at this hour. this blizzard is far from over. we're still many the middle of a winter storm. >> the mayor will be my guest out front tonight. across the state and region high winds filled storm surges that flooded many coastal cities. seawalls broken and breached. sea water mixing with ice and snow to make treac

erin burnett starts now. >>> a major development from the pentagon. check hagel telling cnn that he was pressured by the white house to release gitmo prisoners. >>> the measles outbreak in america grows. the same virus that killed nearly 150,000 people around the world in 2013 now spreading. is the anti-vaccination move to blame? >>> a whole lot more snow is on the way. let's go out front. >>> out front tonight, the breaking news from the pentagon. check hagel telling cnn that he felt pressure from the white house to release terror suspects from guantanamo bay. the president has made it his to priority to close to prison. >> not everyone has agreed with me. >> on what part? >> the pace of releases. >> because you've been cautious. >> i have the responsibility and i play by own game here. by law i'm the one, the one official in government charged with certification of releasing detainees. i take that responsibility very seriously. >> have you had pressure? >> we've had a lot of conversations. >> barbara joins me now from the pentagon. that was very dir

what you really have here and you heard the gentleman on erin burnett's shows, he hears the booms. those are flash bangs. they were grenades. grenades do too much collateral damage especially an area where people live. the flash bangs start the fire. >> and they are completely disoriented if effective. >> what you want people to do is look in opposite directions while people are flooding in. really the other critical thing is fighting upstairs. that's difficult. the belgians did a great job here and i'm glad to see as we finally have captured somebody which now we can sit down -- >> very significant. >> yes, we can really sit down and see what this network looks like based off of his feedback in the interview. >> this tape goes for a minute and 40 or so seconds. for an operation like this you want it to be as swift as possible and control as much as the elements as possible. i don't know how many entrances there were to the structure but only one entrance that's the worst case snare row. >> the rescue hostage scenario. like this surprise speed, violence of action. belgians had no o

erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> breaking news. police in belgium disrupt major terror attacks said to be imminent believed to be ordered by isis. we have the plot raids and connection to the paris attacks. inside the home of the man suspected of plotting to bomb the u.s. capitol. we're learning more about his past. his parents speak to outfront. >>> the disappearance of a insurance executive. he's been missing for a week. we'll speak to his wife. let's go outfront. >>> a major imminent attack disrupted. at this hour raids are going on in belgium. gunfire in different places across the country. raids are going on. there were many raids throughout the day today across belgium including one where police two killed suspected militants and arrested a third. gunfire explosions could be heard during this raid on the suspected terrorists cornered by police in a small town in eastern belgium. the nighttime assault targeting an operational cell. cnn has learned the belgium authorities believe the militants fought in syria where they receive

he spoke by phone to our erin burnett. >> i seen it on the news so apparently he did buy two guns.at. but what i'm saying is he never had the money to buy those guns. he worked part time seasonally. he had maybe a $1200 saved up and those guns cost over $1700. somebody had to chip in. he's only had like one friend and that had to be the fbi agent. >> do you think -- perhaps they facilitated what he wanted to do. do you think he would have gone through with it? >> i don't think chris could hurt a fly. his best friend was a kitty cat. he's such a lovable, kind person. i mean he even told me he told the people where he worked because he got a lot of flak where he worked he said i'm probably one of the nicest people you'll ever meet and they make fun of him a lot at work. and that upset him and hurt his feelings more or less. >> okay in the meantime back to paris where we are getting new details about those terrorist attacks including information about who may have helped the terrorist carry out those attacks. first, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula is claiming responsibility for the

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> "outfront," breaking news. airasia 8501. officials saying the plane never should have been allowed to take off. this as we we have reports. plus a girl walks away from a plane crash that killed her sister. we'll talk to another survivor about a miraculous survival story. and brittle an's royal palace the fighting back. let's go "outfront." >> a good monday evening to all of you. "outfront," the break news in the investigation into what happened to airasia flight 8501. two american ships have just begun the search again. it is now daybreak in indonesia for the missing jet. it went down in the java sea ten days ago. reuters is reporting sonar has picked up what may be the tail of the airliner. that's hugely significant because those black boxes are located close to the tail. we're also learning new details about the final moments on board that plane. and what could have caused it to crash with 162 on board. indonesian officials are revealing the jet did not have permission to fly that day. that's right. it wasn't even supposed

i better call aaron burnett. >> jimmy: is there a list of words you're not allowed to say?> well, they don't particularly like the f-word. last year, i was proud of myself because i snuck handcuffs onto the riser and i handcuffed myself to anderson and threw the key into the audience. >> jimmy: and anderson really -- [ applause ] anderson really didn't know -- he had no idea you were going to do that? >> no, in fact, he thought it was funny for 45 seconds. an hour later, they had to actually -- in fact, the same police officer had to get, like, a jaws of life thing and i would not accept anything less than that, so -- >> jimmy: so he actually cut the -- >> yeah, they cut it right there. >> jimmy: wow, that's going to be great. do you think, like, i've got to top this this year? maybe i will stab anderson cooper at some point? >> stab him. or shank him, i could be crazy. there's a lot of things i can do. there's a lot of things i haven't done to him yet. that's the world of possibilities. >> jimmy: does he ever just said beforehand, like, hey, listen, don't do anything to me

officer payne's partner, eric burnett. >> and my partner runs up to the vehicle and squats down behindire and looks under the vehicle and looks over the top of it. and he sees the guy, and he starts shooting. and he looks underneath the vehicle and just lays down a massive amount of gunfire. >> barnett, protected only by the tire of a truck, starts firing at close range. but the suspect has additional ammunition. he grabs officer sutcliffe's handgun, the one he dropped on the ground when he was shot. the suspect and police continue to exchange gunfire. finally, payne's partner fires one last time. payne sees the suspect's gun fall to the ground. >> so i communicate to eric, you know, he's thrown the gun. it's all clear. >> the two officers run over and arrest the suspects. it's only at the end of the fight when the fear settles in. >> it's at that point, when you really get scared, you know, because you start thinking, you know, what if? >> paramedics arrive to take the injured to the hospital. the four teens survive. they were on the run after stealing that pickup in ohio. the shooter

. >> seth: yeah, and -- >> carol burnett. >> seth: you're shooting the last season of "parks." >> yeahers and applause ] >> seth: what an incredible run it's been. >> it has been. >> seth: how many left do you have to shoot? >> we only have the penultimate show, and then the finale that we're writing right now. and yeah, so really -- i know, man. it's going to be really hard. ♪ it's so hard to say goodbye ♪ >> seth: we can't clear that. will you stick around? >> no. >> seth: please! >> okay. >> seth: you love george r.r. martin. >> oh, my gosh, do i! seth and i have both read the books. >> seth: yes. why are you saying it like that? >> don't act all great like you're so great. because i read all of the -- [ laughter ] i read all the books too, so i know what i'm talking about. >> seth: that would have had a little bit more weight if i had said it first. >> i knew what you were thinking. like, "oh, i can't wait to introduce the guy whose books i've read, all of them." well, i've read all of them too. so cha-cha-cha, congratulations. [ laughter ] >> seth: amy poehler, everybody. [ cheers

the employees are worried about their safety following the unsolved murder of letter carrier tyson burnettighborhoods in the evening, especially delivering our letter carriers are more exposed to somebody with bad intenses. so as we consolidate, the other thing that happens is the mail is available much earlier for the letter carriers in the morning so we should be able to start them rather than 8:00 8:30 in the morning, 6:30 7:00 in the morning, you get them off the street before dark. >> reporter: dan ahoe industriesed he has confidence in the internal police force when it comes to solving crimes. he is set to retire the end of this month. >>> we have new details this evening about a shootout that left two police officers wounded in new york city. >> tonight, police have two people in custody who they call career criminals who have posted anti police rhetoric online. mark sanitia has the latest. >> reporter: it all started here at this bronx bodega. robbers hopped over the counter and forced him to his knees at knife point. >> the guy who has the knife told me if i don't show him the res

is and sometimes further it is mark burnett's magnificent drama of the bible .-full-stop more viewers than anything that has ever been on cable whether it's the extraordinary response to reality shows that are wholesome like duct dynasty dynasty or 19 and counting with my good friends the duggars who i know very well from arkansas arkansas as he had to scratch her. they just can't imagine who are the people that watch this stuff. but it's also true even of the films. i remember when the movie the blindside came out. it was a film of those of us that lived out there we watched that and we said yes we get that, we relate to it and and understand the language and the whole love of football. there were a lot of people who just couldn't figure out how this movie was such a huge success. it was a sleeper for them an obvious choice for us. look at films recently like having is for real or god's not dead. those are films that play to the niche and we understand it. other folks not so much. >> host: i remember when the chronicle of narnia was coming out of being made int

is scratching where they itch is and sometimes weather is robert downey and mark burnett in the drama of the bible they got more viewers than anything that has ever been on the table or whether it's the extraordinary response to shows that are -- duck dynasty and the doubters who i know well from arkansas that the head-scratcher to let people live in the bubble. they can imagine who are the people to watch this stuff but it's also true of films. i remember when the movie the blindside came out. it was a film that those of us who live out there in bubbaville we watch that and we said we relate to it. we understand the language. we get it all. there were a lot of people in hollywood couldn't figure out how that movie was such a huge success. it was a sleeper for them. it was an obvious choice for us. look at films recently like heaven is for real or god is not dead. those are sounds that play to a niche. we understand in bubba bill. >> i remember when the chronicles of narnia were coming out and hollywood predicted that no one would go and see it and meanwhile it was somewhere in the to

m burnett france has a strong -- let's remember that france has a strong muslim population. these leaders call other people to take to the street. this is about france, about the world reacting to what happened. it is, i think, an active resistance. >> at this juncture it is extraordinary that you have the israeli prime minister and the palestinian president, and also the jordanian king, marching in close proximity. again, this is a region where there are problematic religious differences, and i think that says a lot about the fact that these three individuals are -- none of them have raised the problem about the other being there. the fact that they are all standing together, in close proximity, says a lot. one can only hope that it becomes like group therapy where you have the opportunity to bring together individuals and hopefully start some form of dialogue. i think we have reached a turning point. >> on a political level, we haven't seen the russian foreign minister. i believe you somewhere there -- i believe he is somewhere there. you also see poroshenko. it is a very

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we're in "the situation room" and erin burnett outfront starts rite now. >>> outfront next breaking newsd shoot people as they fled. is this an isis move? his father is out front. >>> a fourth suspect identified. are there more accomplices out there. we also have new images inside the mayhem. >>> isis leasing a disturbing image of a young boy exkutsecuteing to men in the head. why are children the newest tool? the special report. let's