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i'm erin burnett. the breaking news. an iraqi official telling cnn that isis has burned up to 40 people alive. the iraqi official says the victims include police officers and tribal fighters all near the town of al-baghdadi. that town is nine miles away from an air base where 400 american military personnel are stationed. the united states is analyzing images of this slaughter. jim sciutto is outfront. when i first saw the reports were we all hoping this was an exaggeration and this could not be true. it seems that this horrific thing has happened. what more can you tell us. >> reporter: this one would stand out. the iraqi officials saying some 40, more iraqi security forces but local tribes men who stood up to fight isis advances on this town close to a u.s. iraqi base that they were burned to death. most of them possibly burned to death. i've read situational reports from iraqi forces on the ground who raise the possibilities they were burned after they were killed in the fighting. this is something this isis has done

i'm erin burnett. we begin with breaking news. we're learning of a major new offensive planned against isis in iraq. american trained forces preparing to launch attacks in weeks. up to 25,000 troops will be deployed to win back the key city of mosul. the question is how many americans will be in harms way. this as isis leased another propaganda video showing recruits in training. is this a force to be reckoned with. is this proof the world is overestimated isis. images of isis military style parade and the coastal libyan town just released. it featured well armed, cheering fighters along with the seemingly endless line of what appears to be, let me emphasize this, brand new suvs. we'll have much more on this tonight. >>> more on the breaking developments. jim sciutto is out front. this is a major operation the u.s. military is announcing. >> unlike any we have seen in the fight against isis. some small operations by iraqi forces kurdish forces on the ground but in small towns. this would be urban warfare on a grand scale. hiding i

i'm erin burnett. isis charges that an american hostage, a 26-year-old woman has been killed by a jordanian air strike. the terrorists offered no proof of death, no photo of a body. they claim she was killed in the bidding you see here. the american hostage's family identified the woman as kayla mueller captured in august of 2013. they insisted they have not seen anything that corroborates isis' claim. we're also learning that isis in syria has developed plans to kidnap more westerners in neighboring countries including lebanon and jordan and bring them into syria. we'll have much more on that development in just a moment. i want to begin with barbara starr at the pentagon. the building isis says was hit killing just one person 26-year-old kayla mueller. what do you know? >> tonight u.s. officials are scouring everything they have for any intelligence about what really happened here. if you look at the isis claim, they claim this young woman was the only person killed in this jordanian bombing run. wha

erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> outfront tonight, deadly assault. a new isis video showing militants launching a new militant attack as suicide bombers kill 40. the road rage murder. one suspect still on the loose tonight and the victim's husband admitting he's known the suspect for a long time. why didn't he tell the police that that? >>> one of the world's tallest residential buildings is on fire tonight. live pictures. are people still trapped inside 79 stories high? we'll have a live report. let's go outfront. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. a deadly assault. new video of a fierce battle just 140 miles outside baghdad. the video released by isis showing the terrorists using american armored vehicles including humvees. the militants killing many iraqi shoulders, graphically displaying their bodies. also in the video. a man seen giving spiritual encouragement to a suicide bomber before he heads off on his deadly ending. cnn is also learning that in addition to isis fire power and heavy equipment, the group is leaving behind a trail of ieds and

i'm erin burnett. record snowfall is hitting the northeast. minutes ago, massachusetts governor issuing a state of emergency for the state. boston shutting down their subway system for the next 24 hours at least. boston has now had 60 inches over 60 inches of snow in the past couple of weeks. that's just since mid-january. that's the most snow ever in one month. it's set a record for the most snow in over a week. over 40 inches. this is the third monday in a row that the region has been ground to a halt by snow. the biggest problem is what to do with all of it. and to give you an idea of how much snow they've had to remove in the northeast of the united states massachusetts governor says in the past month, crews have removed enough snow to fill the 70,000 new england patriots stadium. that's filling it not one, not twice, but 90 times over. across the region, the weight of all of that snow is causing roofs and buildings to collapse. it's not just boston. new york state is looking up to 14 much ins of snow. much of connecticut, new hampshire, o

and good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, isis em emboldened. 24 hours after the brutal beheadings of 21 christian egyptians in libya. they are calling this some sort of a parade as you can see. it's a caravan of trucks with armed fighters flashing their weapons. we cannot determine the authenticity of the photos or exactly when they were taken but it was released today, about it 2 4 hours after the brutal murder of 21 christians lined up on the beach, they are pushed to the ground one after the other, and then beheaded one after the other. egypt is vowing revenge tonight. and ian lee is "outfront" in cairo. what is egypt's response to this horrific horrific act? >> reporter: erin we've seen multiple waves of air strikes here in derna where isis has training catches and weapon depots. egypt wants to continue the air strikes. it's nighttime in kircairo. we're expecting that continue. they are talking about getting political support and material support. i talked to a retired general who said they can keep u

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, terror at the mall. security officials are on alert at the mall of america, the nation's biggest mall in the wake of a terror threat. the threats specifically names the minnesota mega mall as well as malls in canada britain, and other western countries. stores put through lockdown drills in the morning and security ramped up halls patrolled by uniformed and plain-clothes security officers. this comes as homeland security tells shopper at that mall but be aware. >> i would say that if anyone is planning to go to the mall of america today, they've got to be particularly careful. >> pretty sunny morning. it's one of the biggest shopping complexes in the world. its location home to the largest somali population in the united states. a group from which the terror group al shabab has recruited heavily. the terror group's most infamous attack was on a mall. this video from an hbo documentary that aired here on cnn shows that attack from to 13 on the wreftestgate mall in kenya. the terror of young families on a

her supporters, particularly wade burnett, her 20-year-old son from a previous marriage, went back tot was used to convict her, claiming crucial details were misrepresented. he found that prosecutors had not disclosed a report that contradicted their own case. it had been done by herbert mcdonald, a highly regarded blood spatter expert. he had examined the gown susie mowbray was wearing when she allegedly shot her husband. >> the evidence i examined strongly suggested that that garment wasn't anywhere near bill mowbray when he was shot. and of course, that would assist the defense and not the prosecution. >> mcdonnell was never called to testify. instead, the prosecution's other blood analyst, sergeant dusty hesku, testified that he found 48 separate blood spatters on susie mowbray's gown. this was a particularly damning piece of evidence. he said he used luminol to examine the gown. luminol is a chemical that causes blood to glow, or luminesce, even after it has been cleaned. the effect only lasts for about 30 seconds. time, hesku said, to measure all the blood spatters. this is a cl

you had erin burnett as your designated partner. i had allison camarota from "new day."f your team? >> there is no i in anchor. we came at this from different perspectives. i have a political background like you had. erin has the business background. she was also obsessed. she came in and said i'm really excited about this i have been studying up on presidential mistresses. she had that entire area down cold. >> do you remember during rehearsal when they asked a question about he worked as a tailor's apprentice and she was like andrew johnson. i was like what the heck. she really came to play. i want to ask, we all studied for this big event monday night. what was the presidential fact that you learned that you most enjoyed? >> well there was so much but just because we were talking about erin i will sell her out. she was obsessed with the presidential mistresses. warren harding, it turns out, named his, you know his little friend. he had a nickname for his little friend. it was jerry. which was my father's name. i think completely coincidental. that was the best fact. >

carol burnett. >> my parents now are watching. >> go ahead. >> if they're awake. >> they're awake. >> so the cold weather is moving in. >> oh, my gosh, we're talking the coldest weather of the season on the way on sunday and monday and maybe some snow a bigger snow on tuesday and wednesday. >> 47, that was the high earlier today, 46 our average for this date, the record we're not even close to that. we're not going to see anything like that at least not anytime soon. gaithersburg at 34. temperatures will fall to around 30 degrees, a little bit colder in our northern and western suburbs. out of the southwest at three to five miles per hour. by this time tomorrow night, talking wind gusts, 25, 30 miles per hour, wind chill factors only in the single digits. tomorrow 31, arlington 28 degrees and leesburg, a nice mix of sun and clouds. don't be fooled. when you head out the door grab the jacket scarveds and hat and a whole lot more. it's going to be cold coming home tomorrow morning. more snow pushing toward boston at this time. a cold front that's on the way during the daytime hours tomo

>> i heard mark burnett on the radio talking about the show when i was driving in my car.a cool social experiment that a few people will watch. never dreamed i would be sitting here talking to you guys 15 years later. >> why do you think it is successful and how have you been able to make it sustain? >> i think the success is the format. take a group of strangers, force them to work together and then get rid of each other. i think the reason it is on honestly is execution. mark burnett taught us how to make this show and how to execute it and gave us the show and left and went on to create the other shows. >> if you think about the first season of survivor the final episodes, 52 million people watch it. those are -- we don't get those ratings anywhere. >> i was so naive i had no idea 52 million what it meant. i just thought a lot of people watched. people tell me i remember the night i watched the finale. i remember where i was. i heard the neighbors yelling when richard hatch won. >> the key to success somebody said to me recently in the studio it is the back stabbing tha

tell you why, it is scratching where the edge is and sometimes whether it is roma downey or mark burnett's magnificent trauma of the bible that got more viewers than anything that had ever been on the table, whether it is the extraordinary response of reality shows that are wholesome like a dynasty or 19 and counting who i know very well from arkansas or others that is a head scratcher to a lot of people who live in the bubble. they cannot imagine who are the people that watch this stock. but it's also true even of other movies. i remember when "the blindside." we know people that say we understand the language, the whole love of football, we do it all. there are a lot of people that just couldn't figure out how that movie was such a huge success. it was a sleeper for them and it was an obvious choice for us. look at films like heaven is for real or god is not dead. >> it was somewhere near the top grossing film of the year, hollywood never seems to anticipate that the conservatives like to go see movies. but you touched on this earlier. can you talk about environmentalists and hypocrisy i

erin burnett outfront starts now. >>> isis on the offensive. just miles from an air base with as many as 400 americans troops. new information on the man charged with the murders of three young muslims in north carolina. his neighbors speak out tonight. bob simon dies in a car crash minutes from his home. let's go outfront. >>> good evening. outfront tonight, isis launching attacks across iraq and making progress. militants attacking iraqi forces on the outskirts of a key town. you see it on the map. up to 400 american troops are stationed there tonight. the americans are training iraqi pilots. we have information on isis making progress. our coverage begins with phil black. phil how much progress how significant is this news from isis today? >> reporter: it has been an basic tiffactive day for isis. the region where isis has maintained considerable momentum. it's a concern because it's close to an air base where u.s. military personnel are involved training the iraqi army. five of their positions have crossed a wide area came under isis attack

erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> breaking news, the u.s. military moving assets into iraq in the war against isis. a live report from the pentagon. dramatic video, a plane barely clearing tall buildings, tumbling sideways into a bridge. it appears more than a dozen people survivored. >>> the measles outs break growing tonight opinion just how easy is it to opt out of vak vaccinations. the retaliation against isis. it's support the king will need. isis responding releasing another video showing clearing crowds reacting to the video of the pilots execution. it includes a tight shot of a young boy saying he would burn the pilot himself if he got the chance. what can you tell us? >> there's a lot to understand behind the scenes. aircraft that would go in with troops and try to rescue any downed pilot on the ground. any pilot from the coalition. you'll remember the jordanian pilot had mechanical trouble. some members have been concerned that search and rescue assets were not close enough by if one of their pilots went down. tonight, we know that

the president and the director jeh johnson shayne being burnts burnett shaun usual burton, republicanslate last year insensed over the president's immigration orders decided to defund entire department of homeland security, only until midnight tonight. they thought that they could force the president's hand, force ethical reverse course. that has not worked out. the senate for their part, under republican control they already caved sending a bill to the house, the house refused to take it up, that's why they put that three week extension on the floor. that was plan b and it collapsed in a spectacular fashion david. >> like the pressure is going to be enormous on republicans moving forward because the poll suggests the republicans will get the lion's share of the blame for the shutdown. how long will this continues? >> i've just left the the capital. spieker boehner and his colleagues are behind closed doors trying find a way out of this morass. a one week resolution that would fund the department for a week which olikely bring us back to this points one week from tonight. that is somet

erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> breaking news. isis most bar baric video yet. a jordanian pilot burned inside a cage. jordan vows revenge tonight. >>> we talked to family who refuses all vaccination for their son. my guests are the leading experts on vaccines. >>> a the one time new england patriot star on trial for murder. why did the judge toss out a juror today? let's go outfront. >>> good evening. outfront the breaking news. burned alive. the new isis video showing the execution of a jordanian pilot captured by isis. if footage filmed much like a movie. shows the pilot standing in a cage with a line of fuel. the man screams as he's engulfed in flames. it's a video so you gruesome it raises the brutality to a new level. here at cnn we have decided not to show any part of the video because of its horrific nature and because it is for isis a recruiting tool. in a surprising announcement after the video was released the jordanian government reported that the pilot was actually killed almost a month ago on january 3rd. u.s. intelligence seems to agree telling cn

and good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront"

erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> breaking news. jordan ups the ante vowing to go after the militants with everything they have. >>> the deadly plane crash. one passenger's story of survival. why he told others to unbuckle as they were crashing. >>> new details in the driver killed in that train crash. why couldn't she get off the tracks in time? let's go outfront. >>> the breaking news. jordan's foreign minister telling cnn that his country will go after isis where ever they are with everything that we have. this as we have new video of co coalition air strikes. you're looking at isis targets exploding. these are the first that jordan has participated in since the terrorists burned a fighter pilot alive. u.s. jet fighters hit isis targets today. the u.s. posting these images of exactly what happened in the aftermath of those strikes in iraq and syria. earlier today president obama did not mince words in describing the isis terrorists. >> isil brutal vicious death cult in the name of religion carrying out unspeakable acts of barbari

. >> erin burnett, you guys are going down. >> dead weight is how i would describe it.'s don and the testosterone overload. >> look out for cuomo. that fancy boy from the governor's mansion. >> nice to see anchors sweat. >> the premise of the question is -- there is no competition. >> i know anderson is right. it's weird to see all of those anchors in one place. so much ego in one room. how did the room not explode? >> not only ego, type a competitors. it got serious in there. >> you were teamed up with jake tapper. >> i was teamed up with jake tapper who is a task master by the way. i kept saying jake it will be funny. we'll be humiliated. he said you are study, are you not? alison? he would send me e-mails saying which president had the most children. quizzing me beforehand like a pop quiz because he would say i hope you're books. you'll take this seriously. okay. i'll read a book on it. >> are you still talking to him? i thanked him. i would have been even more humiliated had he not forced me to study a little bit. >> so let's back up and tell us more about the show

erin burnett outfront starts now. >>> breakbreak inging news. we're live in iraq, next. >>> the mother of four shot to death of what appears to be an extreme case of road rage. the police releasing new information on what led to this deadly encounter. >>> the murder trial of former nfl star aaron hernandez, crucial video shown to the jury today. taking apart his cell phone. the why? let's go outfront. >>> good evening. outfront tonight the breaking news. isis fighters launching a major attack in northern iraq miles from the oil rich city of urbil. that's home to americans who work in the city. a local commanders describing a fierce battle with fighting at close quarters just outside of irbil. a source tells cnn coalition aircraft in the air. so far they have failed to stop the isis defensive. this comes as we have a new picture. cbs news has obtained this photo. this is the isis leader. this picture is from 2004. that's when he was in american custody being prosayscessed at a u.s. prison in iraq. it's one of the few images we have seen of him. o

erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> next breaking news. at least four teens have gone missing in quebec and investigators fear their on their way so syria to join isis. >>> jihadi john's identity revealed. man who knows him well. >>> a leaked united airline memo revealing disturbing pilot errors. a series of near misses. just how serious is the problem? let's go outfront. >>> we begin with the breaking news. four teens are missing. investigators fear they're on their way to join isis. the teens were from quebec and canadian officials are searching for them. they believe the teens arrived in turkey. this comes as authorities have identified the most western isis fighters in world, jihadi john. the english speaking, black clad figure, the one who speaks and does the beheadings is a 26-year-old londoner namedd mo mohammed emwazi. we'll hear more in a moment. what do you know about the missing teens? >> the rpnc have opened their investigation. the trail has gone cold in turkey. they believe they had left to go join isis but they have no idea

erin burnett outfront next. family of american aid worker kayla mueller did survive for a time after isis issued a deadline for execution last summer. her parents asked the u.s. government to trade their daughter held prisoner by the united states. no trade ever happened but the white house did say kayla was style alive after the execution deadline has passed. kayla may have been an isis bride. she may have been given to an isis fighter as a wife. it's unclear whether he was coerced or even sold into the situation. also new details tonight on those photos of mueller sent by isis to her parents. the 26-year-old was dressed in a muslim burial shroud. pamela brown is outfront with much more on all of this. so many developments and surprises tonight. >> that's right. i've been speaking to the family spokesperson. what we learned is the family went to great lengths to get their daughter back. they were doing everything they could especially when they found out that isis had a deadline for ka kayla's execution last su

erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> next breaking news. three brooklyn men under arrest tonight threatening to assassinate the president and hijack a plane. they were about to travel to syria to fight for isis as the fbi warns all 50 states are in darng danger of attack. >>> the man who shot american sniper chris kyle found guilty. let let's go outfront. >>> we begin tonight with the breaking news. three brooklyn men mirsarrested today. they were preparing the fight for isis either in syria or in the united states even vowing to assassinate president obama. the three men appeared in court today. two were arraigned in brooklyn. the third in florida. one of the three was arrested early this morning as he was about to board a flight for turkey where he would try to cross the border into syria. court documents paint a picture of three men trying to out wit the fbi and find way to get to syria and if they couldn't get there, the fbi says they were going to wage jihad in the united states killing police officers and fbi agents be p. the fbi warn

erin burnett outfront starts now. >>> breaking news. u.s. helicopter gun ships bats battling isis fighters in iraq as they close in on hundreds of american troops. pentagon spokesman is my guest. three pluzmuslim students shot execution style. information about the man shot with their murders and my interview with the fathers of the victim. >>> the aaron hernandez murder trial. he caught on tape taking apart of his cell phone after the murder. was he covering up evidence? let's go outfront. >>> u.s. helicopter gun ships are fighting isis. the town taken over by isis today is just miles from an important air base which at this moment is home to more than 300 american troops. that base was attacked just after daybreak by suicide bombers. most if not all, wearing iraqi military uniforms. iraqi soldiers killed the militants but the battle around this air base has been going all day. the town gives the militants a strong footholds from which to launch further attacks on that air base. american officials say there's no plans to evacuate the more t

. >>> carol burnett used to tug on her left ear at the end of her show to say, i love you to her grandmother watching at home. >> well on capitol hill one local congressman tried a different approach for his family. as a georgia congressman was speaking maryland's andy harris slid into a seat behind him as you can see there and at one point you see him wink at the camera. you see him texting, then looking up and winking. his office says that was for his mom who apparently gets a kick out of seeing him on c-span. >>> it is the state of the union moment that has everyone talking nearly one month later. >> all over social media today. you may have spotted it live couple weeks ago, but now we know why supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg appeared to be nodding off that night. during a recent talk at gw here, she admitted she was napping a bit but not out offer do boredom. turns out before the address she and the other justices had a bit of dinner and fine california wine. she said she vowed to go only with sparkling water this year but the meal was so good it needed a little wine with it. >

carol burnett. i've done bits with both of them. you get -- it's crazy. what happens on the show.l young plays a song the next day naz doing old classic. every day it's a different thing. it's perfect for me. because i think i have a.d.d. it's not diagnosed. oh, my gosh today is a new day and new interview. >> jimmy fallon! ♪ >> he's a fun guy. what about bringing "the tonight show" here to the bay area for a week? his wife wants it to happen. she grew up in marin county. it could happen if your wife wants it to happen. we'll post this segment on our website. nbcbayarea.com/the interview. you're going to see the other exclusive segments with barry bonds, michael bauer and george gas cone. >> look who has a bff. >> appears on his show. >> he likes all of us here. >> hanging out with jimmy fallon. >> aren't you feeling left out, jeff that we don't get to hang with "the tonight show" folks? >> that was fun for you. let's get a look here. we had quite a bit of fog across the bay area. it was extremely stubborn. didn't move throughout 2:00 3:00, 4:00. a tiny window of sunshine that pok

the foreign minister of egypt told erin burnett they hit ten targets that were related to training andrage facilities for isis. and so their thinking they're hoping there wasn't a lot of collateral damage they were targeted strikes, but clearly this war seems to be expanding. >> athena jones at the white house. i'm going to pamela brown in copenhagen. what's the latest you're hearing about this gunman? >> well here in denmark, don, authorities have said that they knew about the suspect, 22-year-old omar al husan because of his gang ties and the connection he had with violent crime. but he had extremist ties as well. just before the shootings, he posted on his facebook page a pledge allegiance to the leader of isis al baghdadi before he went behind me to this free speech event and opened fire killing one person here and going to a synagog after that killing one person there. we learned today that he was just released from jail just a couple of weeks ago and there are indications he grew increasingly radicalized in jail. we've heard this story before. there are similarities between what

earlier, erin burnett spoke with his family. they said each knowing what they know now they wouldn't have stop him from going. >> i know that you are so proud of him. if you could turn back the clock, would you tell him don't go? go? >> you know we raised our children to really listen for their particular call and their place, and whenever you hear that call you can't fight them for following it. he's on his path. >> he's on his path. we all pray that the path will lead back to you safely. if austin or his captors ever have the tune to see this interview, is there anything you would. to tell them, to tell him? >> we always remind austin how much we love him and how much we miss him. and we want his captors to engage in dialogue and let us know what needs to be done to get austin safely home as soon as possible. >> yeah. and we also want him to know just how many people are wishing him safety and a safe return, and next week in a campaign that we're launching with reporters without borders, we'll be asking the american people to

erin burnett is my teammate. anderson hosts.s a look behind the scenes. >> i've been doing this everyday. thousand times a day. >> he asks me which president had 15 children i said i don't know. >> i want tapper to go down. i'm in the middle of my show and asking stupid questions about the president. >> we actually really like each other. >> erin and i sat down with anderson to talk about our undeniable strengths as a team. >> this focus is on the presidents so theoretically i guess you could have read stuff about the presidents but did you feel like you had a good knowledge? >> i think at this stage of your life there's nothing more you can do. the problem is we have these other jobs here. and there's not a lot of other free time to bump up on rutherford b. hays. >> i go back to my jeopardy experience. the first time i was on jeopardy i won and it was the dumbed down celebrity version, so i don't want to toot my own horn too much but you panicked because i could be revealed as somebody who doesn't know anything. there's a finit

erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> next, fiery train cash. dozens of passengers injured. an eyewitness is outfront. >>> nearly 100 christians abducted by isis. where are they tonight? will will isis spare their lives? let geese outfront. >>> the breaking news investigators at the site of a terrifying train derailment outside los angeles will release new details. the crash has left passengers fighting for their lives. it happened before down when a truck turned into the path of an oncoming train. the conducting doing everything to stop but there wasn't enough time. the truck sheered in half bursting into flames. it caused five cars to derail and three toppled on their sides. 28 passengers are being treated for injuries to head back and neck. three of them in critical condition. a truck is coming along and turns on to the train tracks and drive for a bit. how did that happen? >> reporter: it comes down to confusion. that's what investigators are telling us right now. he thought the train tracks were a road. i want to explain to you if you look over my right hand shoulder he

>> i've always been a fan of carol burnett, ed sullivan. it's going to be ten weeks in a row this fall, live. and people that are in the audience may be part of the show and won't know it. and we'll go to great lengths to have people be surprised when things happen. there's some game showish elements to it so people can win lots of prizes, hidden camera things, it's a bunch of different, random stuff. >> jimmy: will you have a nasty british judge sitting in the middle to throw people off? >> no, thankfully not. i'm a massive fan of variety acts. i do magic and i love juggling and circus. i like all those people who do a singular thing unbelievably well that you wouldn't otherwise get to see. we'll showcase some of that. >> jimmy: you were telling me once, i think you were at my house, you told me a story about this room you have in your house here in l.a. with all your magic paraphernalia, all your stuff. you moved to new york. do you have a room like that at your place in new york? >> totally. >> jimmy: oh, you do? [ laughter ] what is thi

. >> erin burnett, you're going down.ackson. >> dead weight is how i would describe that. >> dead weight jake. >> anything could happen. >> and there's the testosterone overload. >> look out for cuomo. that fancy boy from the governor's mansion. >> it's nice to see the anchors sweat. >> what competition? i mean the purpose of the question is fugazzi. there is no competition. >> it's at the top of the hour. the cnn quiz show, president's edition airs next. it's a lot of fun. you can play along as well. >>> a confession played in court with a man on trial for murdering american sniper chris kyle said just after the killing, next. t you want to do with your money? daughter: looking at options. what do you guys pay in fees? dad: i don't know exactly. daughter: if you're not happy do they have to pay you back? dad: it doesn't really work that way. daughter: you sure? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. the real question that needs to be asked is "what i

american hostage named austin tice who's not been heard from, his mother and father were on erin burnett'srogram last night. this is a photo of him. this is heartbreaking when you see a fellow hostage's family with this awful news. this is what he said to erin last night. >> we've experienced what other families have experienced in the course of austin's captivity and working with the government that there are not clear guidelines, clear directions, clear accountability for bringing hostages home safely. >> is there any clear guideline or strategy in the wake of this sort of new phenomenon of repetitive murderous acts against western hostages that this administration could put into play? is anyone accusing the administration of being feckless? >> it's very hard. how can you negotiate with terrorists, how can you give money to terrorists who are now it appears starting to pivot towards plotting attacks against the west and also brutalizing the population of syria and iraq? how can western countries give this group the tens of millions of dollars that it wants? obviously there's been a lot o

i want to thank jennifer burnett, it was great to see her again after being here many times before. steve dupre, and susanna bergeron. thank you for your service on the national committee and to our party. and one thing i would like to make sure we do, i was talking about this to a number of votes -- folks i met with earlier today. any of the veterans of the armed forces we have in the audience with you please stand and be recognized for us? [applause] >> thank you for your service to our country and thank you for making the world a better and safer place as well. i am really happy to be back in new hampshire. i was here at least half a dozen times last year in 2014 to help support the candidacy of my friend will have an stein -- will. [applause] walt and judy, as you know, are great people and he was an outstanding candidate for governor. when i first started coming here to campaign for walt, i got all kinds of flak and commentary from my own state. what are you doing in new hampshire? this is not even a race. what are you doing up there? we know what you're doing. you are getting

it is scratching where the itch is and sometimes whether it's marc burnett's magnificent drama of the bible that got more viewers than anything that had ever been on cable whether it's the extraordinary response to reality shows that are wholesome like duck dynasty were 19 and counting with my good friends who i know very well from arkansas. that's a head-scratcher to a lot of people who live in the bubbles. they just can imagine, who are the people that watch this stuff? is also true even of films. i remember when the movie the blindside came out. it was a film that those of us who lived out there in bubbaville the watch that and we said we understand the language we get it all. there are a lot of people in hollywood who couldn't figure out how that movie was such a huge success. it was a sleeper for them and it was an obvious choice for us. look at foundries like heaven is for real or god is not dead. those are films that certainly played to a niche. we understand it in bubbaville and folks in the bubble not so much. >> host: i remember when the chronicles of narnia was coming out t

i was urged to do that by mark raskin andy dick burnett of the institute of policy studies to whom i had given 1000 pages of the pentagon papers when your earlier for an historical project they were putting out, book project. they suggested that i have it to the newspapers. by that time, i had just given up on fulbright, not until then. until then, i had hoped he would put it out in hearings. i had that i hope in cambodia but it went away the lapsing of political pressure to get out after they took the troops out of cambodia. in the fall, i became desperate. i was working in every way possible. i could go into a lot of activities i was doing -- all of which seemed more relevant than the pentagon papers. i thought the pentagon papers, might as well throw them into the pot, too, and get them out. for what it's worth, maybe it will have some effect in discrediting the war. that was especially true after the laos invasion. i approached senator mathias. i approached senator mcgovern in the spring after a given up on fulbright. i did them to neoshim with no expectation that the times and p

federal communications commission has voted in favor of new rules that they burnett neutrality..s. regulator voted to approve the measure that prohibits companies from blocking or slowing online traffic or offering faster services in return for payment. it brings wireless internet under the law. the american pharmaceuticals company is avoiding billions of dollars in taxes by booking profits overseas. the company reported foreign income of over $8.2 billion since 2014, more than reported in sales. that is the latest example of tax planning by american multinationals. you can find more details on bloomberg.com. >> the whistleblower at the locks leak tax scandal faces up to five years in jail. they triggered an international scandal and he spoke to top mckenzie. -- taught mckenzie. >> you could end up in jail. you are preparing yourself that it could be an eventuality. >> i smoke for my health. >> he may not strike you as a renegade, but in 2010 this client account and copied thousands of documents containing confidential tax agreements. >> i don't have any idea what are -- didn't

elisabeth, i had lunch with mark burnett.oma had that whole entire bible series and he definitely is. good man. >> they have a new one called "a.d." coming out. >> good to know on that. we will be with you on sunday watching that packed hour. we'll be looking for those survival torches as well. we'll see you then. >> mark burnett starting to break out a little bit. >> ainsley, you have some important news. >> i do. thank you, brian. nascar fans, kurt busch awaiting a decision today nascar to determine if he'll be suspended from racing in sunday's daytona 500. the decision is based on the restraining order that his ex-girlfriend just got against him. patricia driscoll speaking out in a cable exclusive to "fox & friends" about the night that she says the nascar driver attacked her in his motor home at dover international speedway. >> he sent me a text saying that he was laying on the floor crying and his world was crashing down on him and i was really worried for him to go into that motor home that night. and i was there only t

don't want to hire new workers, don't know the costs coming down a pipeline in terms of health care burnettlation and look at the epa regulations released last summer, those hurt businesses and piled on top is the corporate tax rate the highest in the developed world, the president saying he could raise capital gains tax. all of that together creates this environment of uncertainty that forces businesses to not hire but the president leaves that out of the picture. stuart: with you all the way but the president always turned around and says you deregulate and business will get away with murder. look at wall street and what they did in 2007-8 and if you cut tax rates for the rich just get richer. you will be -- is that a winning political line when the president does that kind of thing? >> it is a winning political line. it is a simple rallying message to buy into but when you look as i said at the full picture and republicans need to do a better job explaining it. there's more to the story. look at the 2008 crash and you see the housing reinvestment act and barney frank and the culpability

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i want to thank jennifer burnett, it was great to see her again after being here many times before. steve dupre, and susanna bergeron. in one thing i would like to make sure we do, i was talking about this to a number of votes i met with earlier today. any of the veterans and armed forces we have in the audience with you please stand and be recognized? [applause] >> thank you for your service to our country and for making the world a better and safer place as well. i am really happy to be back in new hampshire. i was here half a dozen times last year in 2014 to help support the candidacy of my friend will have an stein -- wu ill. [applause] he was an outstanding candidate for governor. when i first started coming here i got all kinds of flak and commentary from my own state. what are you doing in new hampshire? we know what you're doing. you are getting ready to run for president. i know the kind of man walt is. i let them keep talking about that and i kept coming. as chairman of the rga, i was proud to have our organization invest $3 million in walt's campaign. we came just a bit s

>> mark burnett came to me when it was first comment on the air but that's when the fcc's assuming so abc would not let me on the show. when the kids got dismissed they came to me and said, it looks like it will be behind you and we know it is fulls -- bullshit. i came on as a guess and did not think it will last. the show has blown up. -- i came on as a guest and do not think it would last. i have heard the response that the show is not the business but aspiration, inspiration, telling the whole country the american dream is alive and well. people moved to the valley because they believe in the american dream rim in middle america and places where there's not a lot of money, they want to see a family from iowa who came up with a screen protector and is doing one million in sales. or a number of different examples because they can project themselves. i have learned "shark tank" is the number one show watched by families together. >> why do you think it is? >> if you have an eight-year-old, 12 year old and they are sitting there at home on a friday night saying i like this idea or do n

>> mark burnett came to me when it was first comment on the air but that's when the fcc's assuming so abc would not let me on the show. when the kids got dismissed they came to me and said, it looks like it will be behind you and we know it is fulls -- bullshit. i came on as a guess and did not think it will last. the show has blown up. -- i came on as a guest and do not think it would last. i have heard the response that the show is not the business but aspiration, inspiration, telling the whole country the american dream is alive and well. people moved to the valley because they believe in the american dream rim in middle america and places where there's not a lot of money, they want to see a family from iowa who came up with a screen protector and is doing one million in sales. or a number of different examples because they can project themselves. i have learned "shark tank" is the number one show watched by families together. >> why do you think it is? >> if you have an eight-year-old, 12 year old and they are sitting there at home on a friday night saying i like this idea or do n