burnett calls it "electronic and tribal music." ♪ ♪ >> reporter:he big subject matter for burnett these-throated critique in his keynote speech at this year's southt y southwstival, is the negative impact ofnonformation tegy and so-called "surveillance capitalism." >> we all have strings attached to us now. everywre we go we have different tenologies zero in on us, and following us, tracinc us, ng us, predicting what we're gonna do, and trying to actually move us into doing things that we don't necessarily want to do.th musicians have been the canary in the coal mine for all of this, right? >> repter: in what sense? >> the surveillance capitalists confiscated our stuff first. they took our music and said "information wants to be free, so we're just gonna take our music for free."d en they made tens of billions of dollars from monetizing, in the parlance of our times, our property, that they had confiscated. now everybody's feeling it, so people are listening now. >> reporter: in the meantime, the t. bone burnett storyin cos, as always, with a variety of projects and artists. among them:

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next breaking news. the white house ignoring tonight's delinquent tor turn over trump's taxes. and now democrats about to make their next move in the high stakes showdown. plus jared kushner making a stunning claim, suggesting mueller's investigation was more damaging nan russia's attack on the 2016 election. >>> and the. 's twitter tie raid, more than 50 tweets in less than 48 hours. what is going on inside the white house? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening i'm erica hill in for erin burnett. outfront tonight" tonight the administration says no, the administration missing a deadline to turn over the tax returns of the president to congress. the treasury secretary steve mnuchin telling democrats he is consulting the justice department do term if the demand is legal. in response the democrats upping the ante. saying the house ways and mean committee to prepared to subpoena the returns if the white house doesn't comply. and in of course just the latest salvo in the battle over congressional oversight.

breaking news. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett, outfront tonight trump said etches f-ed. that's according to the mueller report. and here it is two volumes, 448 pages. this is the double-sided print. including what trump is accused of saying after learning of the special counsel and here is the quote. oh, my god. this is terrible. this is the end of my presidency. i'm f-ed. and he might have been if it weren't for people around him saying no. mueller's team looked into ten specific instances they outlet outline in here where the president may have instructed justice. according to mueller quote, the president's efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful. but that is largely because the persons who surrounded the president declined to carry out orders or accede to his requests. that's an incredible thing that he tried but failed. one example was white house counsel don mcgahn. according to mueller in june of 2017 the president called mcgahn and ordered him to have mueller fired. mcgahn refused. he wouldn't do it. mueller then goes on to give examples of

and good evening, i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight biden on their minds.ouse taking notice of the man head and shoulders above his 2020 opponents now, joe

let's go out front. >> good evening, i'm erin burnett. dodge barr?

reflect on any one of those, if you can, john burnett?, the president said in calexico yesterday that the immigration system in the united states is overwhelmed, and i don't think many people would disagree with that portion of it. the part of the border that i was on was actually on mexico's southern border. i wanted to go see what the human smuggling network looked like. where this whole migrant trail started. so i went to the guatemala/mexico border. astonishing, richard, just driving an the pan-american highway acame across 400 to 500 people in a caravan headed north i'd never known about and went eight hours east and ended up at a small smuggler's, trafficker's town where i was told up to 1,000 migrants a day are being smuggled through mexico with immigration authorities being paid off going on express buses all the way up to the u.s./mexico border. your reporter in el paso has seen it, we've all seen it. it's astonishing. 1,000 people a day, sometimes, crossing. 4,000 in a day arrested on the entire southwest border. so there is a h

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight trump takes biden's

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, a whole world of hurt. that from a trump administration official who tells cnn it would be, quote, catastrophic if the president shuts down the southern border this week. it is a drastic step but one that could come at any moment from this president on twitter. he has repeatedly said he's willing to do it and do it this week if mexico does not do more to stop the fleof migrants crossing the southern bordered. the president's acting chief of staff mick mulvaney says it can be done and here's how. >> if closing the ports of entry mean that, that's kpaktdly what he intends to do. >> but of course the devil is in the details. because just shutting the southern border is not really easy. forget all the parts that aren't formal border crossings, the border itself is 1,900 miles long, a little bit more. there are more than two dozen ports of entry, so it would be a massive feat with a massive price tag. according to forbes when it comes to trade alone would cost the united states economy roughly $1.7 billion a day

let's go outfront. >>> goeng, everyone i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett outfront tonight it's warssional democrats to new heights. vowing to fight every subpoena sent

i'm jim chuto in for erin burnett and trump takes biden's bait. the president

let's go out front. >> good evening, i'm erin burnett. dodge barr? bill barr refusing to give answers, even on whether the white house has seen the mueller report. that's a simple thing. yes or no? barr could not give a straight answe answer. >> did the white house seen the report since you released your summarizing letter, has the white house seen it since then? have they been briefed of the contents beyond what was in your sum arizing letter to the judiciary committee? >> i've said what i'm going to say about the report today. i've issued three letters about it. i'm not going to say anything more about it until the report is out and everyone has a chance to look at it. >> that's a pretty simple thing, yes or no to it. the answer that he gave, such that it was, appears to contradict what barr said clearly to congress in a letter 11 days ago. quote, there are no plans to submit the report to the white house for a privilege review. so, right, there were either plans that then happened or it didn't happen. again, there should be an answer. then did the

good evening, i am erin burnett. out front tonight, fueling the fire.giving president trump what he needs to push trump's unfounded claim the obama administration spied on his campaign. >> i think what he said was absolutely true, there was absolutely spying into my campaign. i'll go a step further, in my opinion it was

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, a whole world of hurt.hat from a trump administration official who tells cnn it would be, quote, catastrophic if

and good evening, i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight biden on their minds. the white house taking notice of the man head and shoulders above his 2020 opponents now, joe biden. the former vice president about to speak to a crowd of supporters in the crucial state of iowa these are live pictures of the event. biden today intensifies his attacks against trump. >> limit it to four years, this administration will go down in history as an aber ent moment in time. but give eight years to this administration in the white house, we will forever and fundamentally clang the character of the country. >> biden's attacks, frank little, taking the white house off its game today. the president tweeted about biden four times yesterday. today when his top aide kellyanne conway was asked about enfracture, the topic of the day for the white house, she included this in her answer. the question is how does president trump plan to pay for his infrastructure plan? kellyanne. >> middle class is booming now despite what joe biden says. he also sounds like season who wasn't vice presi

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight trump takes biden's bait. lashing out in his first 2020 rally in the must win state of pennsylvania. >> if i'm going to be able to beat donald trump in 2020 it's going to happen here. donald trump is the only president who's decided not to represent the one 'n only country. we're reminded again we're in a battle. we are in a battle for america's soul. have to choose hope over fear, unity over division. most most importantly truth over lies. >> biden's decision to take the fight straight to trump is clearly getting under trump's skin. the president firing off four tweets today directed at biden. and biden obviously has been on trump's mind. look at what we've heard from trump. >> i don't know what the hell happened to biden. i don't know. it just doesn't look like the same biden. i said is that really joe biden? he doesn't look the same to me. i know joe over the years. he's not the brightest light bulb in the group. so, you know, as they say, it is a fight, though, that aides would prefer president trump sit o

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next breaking news, bill barr under pressure tonmanding more than just the full mueller report. and investigators from the special counsel now going head to head with the attorney general. plus president trump ready to handout another government gig to a friend. this time hermann kane wait until you here the job. the radio hoeft every democratic candidate for president must sit down with. who dotes are does he think has the best shot for president. >> good evening i'm erin burnett out front bill barr under fire from the chairman of the

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening i'm erica hill in for erin burnett. the administ

good evening, i'm erin burnett. outfront, the breaking news bill barr won't release the mueller report until hours after he holds a press conference about the mueller report. hmm. this news breaking fl the from the chairman of the house judiciary chairman jerry nadler says barr helm him the report won't be handed until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning or noon. in that range, according to nadler that's what he says barr told him. the press conference will be held hours before that at 9:30 in the morning. so what in the world is barr taking questions about? as chairman nadler bluntly put it this is wrong. another important detail with the press conference we are told robert mueller and his team will not be there, according to mueller's suppose person. this comes as "the new york times" reports justice department officials have had numerous conversations with white house lawyers about the mueller report. and the conclusions made by the mueller team. those conversations -- they reported happened in just recent days. hoping t

let's go out front. >>> and good evening i'm erin burnette. outfront tonight president trump making it clear he is not handing over his tax returns. this after the chairman of the powerful house ways and means committee juft an hour ago formally requested the six years of the tax return. they have give and delinquent 7 days. president says i'm under audit, translation, no way. >> mr. president, the chairman of the democratic house ways and means committee moments ago asked the irs for six years of tax return zblos is that all? >> that's all. >> oh. usually it's ten. i guess they're giving up. until such time as i'm not under audit i would not be inclined to do that. >> okay. not inclined to do that. this is the letter that just came to the commissioner of the irs. chairman richard neil from the house ways and mean asking for trumps business and personal tax returns. chairman neil says the request is part of his responsibilities. lauren fox is outfront live at capitol hill. after getting the letter she broke the story first. the chairman has be

good evening, i'm erin burnett. the breaking news bill barr won't release the mueller report until h

i'm jim chuto in for erin burnett and trump takes biden's bait. the president relitigating his disastrous response to the deadly white supremacist rally in charlottesville. why now? who words, joe biden, resurrecting the president's very fine people remark in a campaign video and the message clearly getting under trump's skin. >> there were very fine people on both sides in charlottesville. >> i answered that question. and if you look at what i said, you will see that question was answered perfectly and i was talking about people that went because they felt very strongly about the monument to robert e. lee, a great general. >> he answered the question perfectly. let's play for you the original answer. >> excuse me. excuse me. you had some very bad people in that group. but you also had people that were very fine people. on both sides. >> other than white nationalists, no one thought he answered that question perfectly. ceo's dropped out of his business council thanks to those remarks and republicans condemned him and the top economic adviser gary

and good evening i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight trump's temper cnn learning current and former white house officials are afraid. bracing for the release of bob mueller's report. their fear that the report lt reveal who was telling mueller things. that will embarrass and infuture the president. on the list of people mueller sat down with sarah sanders john kelly. jared kushner, former white house counsel don mcgahn, hope hicks. the list goes on and on. and the conversations were not just quick things to double check or confirm something. they were in-depth and lengthy mueller spokes to don mcgahn alone for 30 hours thp they are afraid of public dress downs from a president whose anger is vicious and personal. >> do you feel betrayed by omarosa, sir? >> low life. she is a low life. very simply, michael coisn't a lying, a weak person and not a smart person. >> jeff sessions never took control of the justice department. ants sort of an incredible thing. >> meanwhile, the house speaker nancy pelosi sending a warning to

good evening, i am erin burnett. out front tonight, fueling the fire. bill barr giving president trump what he needs to push trump's unfounded claim the obama administration spied on his campaign. >> i think what he said was absolutely true, there was absolutely spying into my campaign. i'll go a step further, in my opinion it was illegal spying, unprecedented spying, and something that should never be allowed to happen in our country again. and i think his answer was actually a very accurate one. >> trump seizing on one word barr said again and again and again. spying. >> i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. i think there was spying did occur. i think spying did occur. >> spying of course is a loaded word, a loaded word that barr used purposefully without as he said any proof. >> i have no specific evidence that i would cite right now. i do have questions about it. >> spying. a word that top republican senator marco rubio on the intelligence committee made it clear he thinks does not apply. >> espionage to me is an international thing.

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next trump team declaring war over taxes preponderate president ready to take the fight to the supreme court. what is he hiding. >>> plus president trump with a startling message tonight. the country is full. turn around now. that's a quote. >>> and pete buttigieg's husband always on the campaign trail, all over social media, who is chasten buttigieg, let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnette. outfront, the team trump team is ready to die on the words from a trump official. who tells cnn tonight the president will go for the supreme court to keep taxes secret. the battle lines drawn. democrats giving trump until wednesday. and they say that's it, that's the deadline. six years of tax returns by wednesday. team trump absolutely not, any say, releasing the letter you see here. four-page letter, saying the request is nothing more than in their word, quote, harrassment. the president spaying, i won the election. so the issue of tax returns, it's over. >> we have seen the letter that your lawyers have sent about your tax re

let's go outfront. >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight trump looking for payback. 29 thundershowers after the damning mueller report came out the president lashes out as the report sinks in trump tweeting it's now time to turn the tables and bring justice to some very sick and dangerous people who have committed very serious crimes. perhaps even spying or at the treezen. turn the tables? look, that's a serious threat but it's coming from the president of the united states. and that's after he completely ripped the mueller report apart. the president calls the report factored and totally untrue. total b.s. within abthen temperature trump taq it further calling to it crazy mueller report. here is the thing that's crazy. listen to the president. before the mueller report was released. >> i've been totally exonerated. no collusion, no obstruction. the special counsel completed its report and found no collusion and no obstruction. >> and tonight none of those things seem to be the case anymore. now it's the crazy mueller rep

let's go outfront. >>> goeng, everyone i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett outfront tonight it's war. president trump taking his fight with congressional democrats to new heights. vowing to fight every subpoena sent his way. >> the we're fighting all the subpoenas. look, these aren't like impartial people. the democrats are trying to win 2020. the only way they can luck out is by constantly going after me on non-sense. >> well what the president calls non-sen the democrats call oversight and tonight they gear up to make their case in court basically as the administration stone walls them at every turn. today the justice department announced it won't let the house question an official about why a citizenship question was added to the census. the white house also is fighting subpoenas related to trump's financial records. white house security clearances, and the mueller report. the chairman of the house oversight committee elijah cummings is accusing the administration of massive unprecedented obstruction now. pan house speaker nancy pelosi's office is responding this way. saying in le

over social media, who is chasten buttigieg, let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnettethe team trump team is ready to die on the words from a trump official. who tells cnn tonight the president will go for the supreme court to keep taxes secret. the battle lines

." >>> evening i'm erin burnett with outfront a stunning security breech are bra breach. a kmiens woman arrested for trying to lie into mar-a-lago last weekend while the of the united states was stay tlg. and what she had on her is raising sr. concerns tonight. according to prosecutors we have the entire document here what they filed. they she held two pass parts from the republic of ch four childrens external hard drive and thumb drive that contained malicious malware. according to prosecutors the woman chamd a chinese friend charles told her to travel to mar-a-lago to speak with a member of the trump family. shimon is outfront. on a lot of levels, disturbing. you know, some of it you go, is this real life? it is. do investigators haveny idea who this person is and what she was doing at mar-a-lago? that is the big question certainly at this, erin, is exactly why was she there. authorities not telling us, you know, why she was there, why they think she was really there. they're obviously investigating the secret service, other law enforcement partnering looking into this.

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next breaking news, bill barr under pressure ton. democrats demanding more than just the full mueller report. and investigators from the special counsel now going head to head with the attorney general. plus president trump ready to handout another government gig to a friend. this time hermann kane wait until you here the job. the radio hoeft every democratic candidate for president must sit down with. who dotes are does he think has the best shot for president. >> good evening i'm erin burnett out front bill barr under fire from the chairman of the house judiciary committee. now demanding they provide all communications between barr and mueller. and clear up what nadler says are disagreements between what barr told the american people and what mueller really concluded. in as sources tell cnn that several mueller investigators say barr left out crucial evidence. and then the "washington post" reports mueller's investigators found alarming and significant evidence on obstruction. tonight, people who worked on mueller's investigation

i was 22 years old when he was shot just outside of his house able in burnett streets after the murder, the police offered a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in that case. this week tovhe increasing amount to $50,000. >>we're trying to encourage people to come forward e ll tak someone to come. >>the department also be increasing the reward money offered in other cases as well and hoping that t th public can help solve these cases and more people will come forward. and san francisco is allowing people with suspended licenses to get back on the road. it was created to help low income people who cannot afford to pay their fines from for swearing, kelly has that story. >>this move by the city could help as many as 88 1000 people get their suspended driver's licenses back the people impacted would have had their license is taken away. >>for missing their court date to address traffic tickets because they couldn't afford to pay the fines. the san francisco 2015. and legislation ended the practice statewide in 2017. but there was still a backlog of people who

goodwin was just 22 years old when he was killed year-old painted on his house at mabel and burnett streets in berkeley honor the late musician and also reminds his grandmother and sister about that terrible night every day this is initially the police department offered a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case, the goodwin family has urged the department to add to the reward and this week, the city council approved increasing the money to $50,000 i think as a chewy and the lesson. >>then berkeley has stepped up. gave us is $50,000 a reward. maybe this might help. someone come forward officer, byron white says this is one of several cold cases for which the police department will be increasing the reward money in the near future as time goes on. >>the $15,000. to bring those people who are concerned about their safety. concerned about retaliation or retribution. we're hoping that this increase for amounts wall. the people come forward. >>we made it. our job to make sure that he's not another unsolved murder. >>just another number another homicide, an

let's go out front. >>> and good evening i'm erin burnette.utfront tonight president trump making it clear he is not handing over his tax returns. this after the chairman of the powerful house ways and means committee juf

he was 22 years old on august 16th, 2016 when he was gunned down outside his house and mabel and burnett streets his family has been working with the police department ever since to track down his killer high. >>just just says is for alex. i would like for these people to be caught. because they have done a lot of damage to a lot of families so would there. >>years shortly after the murder, the police department offered a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case this week the city council approved increasing that amount the $50,000 so we're trying to encourage people to come forward then >>it's apparent that we're going to have to increase them out of money here will take for someone to come. >>for officer, byron be increas reward money being offered in other crimes to incentivize the public to heep solve cold cases we liked to be able vals present it helps pray that someone sees that is increased and it's put on some months hard to come out. and speed to help us we really we really. >>really needed. and investigators are willing to listen in berkel

breaking news. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett, outfront tonight trump said etches f-ed.hat's according to the mueller report. and here it is two volumes, 448 pages. this is the double-sided print. including what trump is accused of saying after learning of the special counsel and here is the quote. oh, my god. this is terrible. this is the end of my presidency. i'm f-ed. and he might have been if it weren't for people around him saying no. mueller's team looked into ten specific instances they outlet outline in here where the president may have instructed justice. according to mueller quote, the

. >> reporter: robert duvall, carol burnett. >> yes, sir, mr. and william shatner. what you may not remember is that "the twilight zone" wasn't exactly a hit as serling was the first to admit in this 1970 interview. >> it is a mild successful it is not a runaway hit. it's not "begun smoke." it's a very questionable item as to whether or not we'll renew it. >> rod serling's whole career was a story of run-ins with sponsors and networks and corporate sensors. >> reporter: james is the chief television critic for "the new york times." >> there was a concept in television of the old sort of three network age that was called the least objectionable programing. the best kind of programing was something that was inoffensive, that didn't make people want to turn the tv off. >> you keep thinking bad thoughts about me. >> reporter: serling's screenplays wound up addressing controversial social issues by disguising them. >> he would use terror of aliens to stand in for mccarthyism, for conformity in american society, for fear of the other. >> my name is ta

shooting as either to concerns about the stability of the region's twenty one year old peace deal burnett smith has more now from london barry of course the murder of lyric a has been a shocking reminder here of what life was like during thirty years of violence between irish republican british communities while the signing of the good friday agreement twenty one years ago brought peace there is still a lot of frustration in what remains the poorest part of northern ireland where is the music that doesn't going to get us and they were killing more or less some people to get us anywhere. it's just to play senseless there's no reason can justify even if you don't agree with the agreement nason justifies technically or mickey's i say oh it wasn't. riots began in this pro irish estate in london derry on thursday as police raided homes looking they say the pattern bombs and other weapons the might be used in a march planned for easter monday lire was hit by someone who fired a gun apparently randomly towards a crowd of onlookers the twenty nine year old journalist had been named as one of the

decfended himself against accusations that he's unqualified for the role yesterday and with erin burnettontradicted his own record. >> i'm in favor of using commodities as a forward looking indicat indicator. >> there's more clips just like that. two more clips of moore saying he was in support of the gold standard. >>> the city of chicago is suing actor jussie smollett in an effort to recoup $130,000 for the investigation of what police say was a staged hate crime attack. the civil suit comes after the actor refused to pay the bill to cover the cost of police overtime. the suit says two dozen police officers and detectives spent more than 1,800 overtime hours working on the smollett case. the city wants smollett to pay a thousand dollars for each false statement he made to police, and cover attorneys fees and other legal costs. no comment from smollett's attorney. >>> federal prosecutors allege michael avenatti stole millions, including a paraplegic in which he withheld a settlement payment of $4 million. >> within months after receiving the settlement payment, mr. avenatti had drained

first up is senator kirsten gillibrand, moderated by erin burnett. and wednesday with jay insly and i'm going to moderate the town hall with julian castro. on thursday. three nights three town halls. all begins tomorrow night at 10:00 eastern on cnn. and i'll be here after tomorrow night at 11:00. and coming up next who is burning black churches in louisiana and why? i'm going to talk to official try to get some answers. that's next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. >>> three historically black churches in rural louisiana perish burned to the ground in ten days. the fir

first up is senator kirsten gillibrand, moderated by erin burnett.nd wednesday with jay insly and i'm going to moderate the town hall with julian castro. all begins tomorrow night at 10:00 eastern on cnn. and i'll be here after tomorrow night at 11:00. and coming up next who is burning black churches in louisiana and why? i'm going to talk to official try to get some answers. s. on a john deere x300 series mower. because seasons may change... ♪ ...but true character doesn't. ♪ wow, you've outdone yourself this time. hey, what're neighbors for? it's beautiful. nothing runs like a deere™. run with us. save $300 on x330 and x350 select series lawn tractors. at participating john deere dealers. >>> three historically black churches in rural louisiana perish burned to the ground in ten days. the governor is asking for help to find out if someone is targeting black churches. pastor freddy jacky of the senior pastor at st. john's baptist church. thank you so much, both of you, to discuss this. so going to start with you. three churches burn, ten days. your

quitting until i get all the tapes or trump re-signed, whichever happens first, tom arnold thanks mark burnett, hiding secret tapes. he tweeted that arnold tried to ambush her husband. >> i did not know there was a tv show looking for the tapes. thank you. and international fight over who will take out the trash tops tonight's where in the world. canada erroneously sent them to municipal trash labeled as recyclable plastic to manila more than 5 years ago and it is still there. philippine president now demanding they take it back within a week and says he is ready to declare war on canada. kim jong un meeting with vladimir putin for the first time, the two are expected to discuss the international standard surrounding the nuclear program. the world health organization issuing guidance the children under 5 years old should get no more than one hour of screen time a day. could expect guidance it fails to take into account the content of the media. donald trump agreeing with congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez for her take on the veterans affairs administration but there's a lot more to the sto

police were called to his home on mabel street near burnett that night. it is believed the killer directly knew goodwin and that the people know about this case. police are hoping someone will come forward with anything that could provide information needed to solve the crime. >>> a color coded health inspection placard system will include food trucks. community health officials say over the next few weeks they will be conducting regular health inspections of mobile food facilities. they will post green, yellow, white or red placards on the vehicles to signify the results of the inspection. red indicates closure due to major 48 hours violations. yellow means the business owner was able to fix major health violations. green means no problems or minimal problems were found. >>> santa rosa fire officials say an alert garbage truck driver likely saved the life of a man that climbed inside a dumpster. the driver picked up trash at an in-n-out burger which he dropped from the dumpster into the back of his truck. when the driver made his next stop he heard someo

programming note, be sure to watch kirsten gillibrand in a presidential town hall moderated by earin burnett>>> actress felicity huffman, and 12 other parents will plead guilty to bribery and fraud charges in the college admission scandal. federal prosecutors allege huffman paid $15,000 to a fake charity to facilitate cheating for her daughter on the sats. the scheme helped students get into elite universities like yale, stanford, usc. huffman acknowledging her guilty and apologizing, saying i'm ashamed of the pain i have caused by daughter, my family, my friends, my colleagues and the community. my daughter knew absolutely nothing about my actions and in my misguided and profoundly wrong way, i have betrayed her. they will recommend prison for huffman. stanford university expelled a student linked to a $500,000 donation from the charity at the heart of the college admissions scam. the school says the unnamed student put false material in their college application. >>> 41 minutes past the hour. the deadline to file your taxes is a week away, and this may be a surprise to many, the first year

. >> i watched erin burnett and she didn't mention it.t i am saying is we have to own up to our own extremism and challenge it. that's how we'll have peace. >> laura: rabbi, you are close here. we have enormous suffering. we have an anonymous problem on our hands. we have a radicalism problem. we obviously have some white nationalists out there who want to kill people as well. not donald trump people. when i hear that, it's just despicable but that's what's happening. really quick, ten seconds, rabbi. >> it's all counterproductive. we have to see the good in each other and we have to stop all of this blaming and people should stop blaming the president and stop saying that the united states is a racist country. this is a wonderful country. we can see the good in this country and that will bring the healing. >> laura: all right, all of you, thank you so much. a big conversation. as i said, we are going to be doing an hour just on faith in the united states and the need to protect it. what's really behind former president obama's reluctance

erin burnett outfront starts now >> outfront next be afraid. white house as the mueller report is about to drop. and new details from barr's record that tell us what he is about to do. but plus trump officials told to break the law. giving the white house a deadline to comply. and 23 minutes from the first fire alarm sounding inside notre dame that's the time it took until officials actually realized there was a fire. and a second alarm. why did it take so long in let's go outfront. and good evening i'm erin

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goodwin was just 22 years old when he was killed year-old painted on his house at mabel and burnett streetseley honor the late musician and also reminds his grandmother and sister about that terrible night every day this is initially the police department offered a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case, the goodwin family has urged the department to add to the reward and this week, the city council approved increasing the money to $50,000. i think as a chewy and the lesson. >>that has stepped up. gave us is $50,000 a reward. maybe this might help. someone come forward officer, byron white says this is one of several cold cases for which the police department will be increasing the reward money in the near future as time goes on. >>the $15,000. to bring those people who are concerned about their safety. concerned about retaliation or tr this increase for amounts wall. the people come forward. >>we made it. our job to make sure that he's not another unsolved murder. >>just another number another homicide, another cold case we've made it. our duty to m