chris: absolutely.hat is still what i believe. charlie: but do they believe that? chris: i don't know. you would have to ask them. it is true that in the months moving up into december, i take full responsibility for failing to communicate that the are not in conflict. the values that have been behind the new republic as an institution to 92, costs that are not in conflict with updating into the world that we live in in 2015. over the course of the fall i brought in new leadership into "the new republic." i think that there was a sense that the place was using a lower silicon valley language and jargon than it ever had before. charlie: that offended people. the language he used. chris: absolutely. i will take 100% responsibility for the fact that we did not communicate nearly as effectively that just because we want to double down on our investment in new technologies and audiences doesn't mean that we are not going to not do journalism. that communication was there a real. i don't think though that the

i did not know chris kyle, but i knew thousands of chris kyles. the mission in iraq. it was the gas/oil platform on the northern gulf, and we had to secure that. our concern certainly, was that saddam was going to set it afire. so the seals had that mission and chris was on that team. so this is very personal in a whole bunch of ways. it's quite an amazing story, because what i think it does is it grabs the viewer and puts him and her in this rather fulsome experience of combat and the in and out of combat. you're in combat and then you're back home. how do you achieve some degree of normalcy? clearly, chris struggled with it. and i would argue that most veterans do when they come back from combat. you're so deep and narrow and the complications of living have been pushed aside and the real heroes are your brides at home and your family members who have to deal with all of that while you fulfill your mission. >> jeff, you're nodding along as you listen to general marx comments. >> he was just like the rest of us when he came back. it took a toll on him. to the outside

look, i did not know chris kyle, but i knew thousands of chris kyles. the mission that he went on was really essentially started the war in iraq. it was the gas/oil platform on the northern gulf, and we had to secure that. our concern, certainly, was saddam would set it afire. the s.e.a.l.s had that mission and chris was on that team. so this is very personal in a whole bunch of ways. it's quite an amazing story. because i think what it does is it grabs the viewer and it puts him and her in this rather fullsome experience of combat, and the in-and-out of combat, you're in combat and you're back home, and how do you achieve some degree of normalcy. and chris struggled with it. most veterans do when they come back from combat. in combat you're so narrow and so deep in the complications of living have just been pushed and washed aside. the real heroes are your brides who are left at home and your family members, that have to deal with all of that while you fulfill your mission. >> jeff, you're nodding along as you listen to general marks talk. what conditi

chris kyle. his war experience and perceived here roism in iraq clearly resonates with millions, and not just americans. then you have his murder at the hands of another veteran suffering from mental illness, a man chris kyle was trying to help. all of this taken together has the markings of a phenomenon. and that is exactly what "american sniper" has become. >> i just want to get -- >> the american movie that has become a national moment. >> i'm ready. >> clint eastwood's "american sniper" earned just one of the awards it was nominated for, but it is the unquestioned champ at the box office. $400 million. the highest grossing war film ever. it's chris kyle's story. the navy s.e.a.l. known as the deadliest sniper in u.s. history, at least 160 confirmed kills in over four tours in iraq. >> do you ever think you might have seen things, or done some things over there that you wish you hadn'ted? >> oh, that's not me, no. >> what's not you? >> i was just protecting my guys. the thing that haunts me ar

jason hall just finished first draft and texted chris, and chris texted back lol was the last thing and news that he had been killed. jason and i went through stories and experiences emotions together. so it morphed over time. >> how about your children? will they see this? how much will they understand about their father's story? >> it's so interesting. they're elementary school age. it's not appropriate for them to see the movie yet. they know their dad is just their dad the one that held them to a high standard and loved them and laughs at them. it had nothing to do with his service, but they're aware of that. and we watched the trailer together, spent 45 minutes watching first trailer together. i didn't want them to see it on tv so we talked about it. they had such strong faith and such a solid foundation. yes. they're doing pretty well. >> it will be a tribute to them. >> it's a great part of both of their lives. >> yes. thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here. >> loved meeting her. she's a terrific person. what a day today has been for her as well. we're going to go l

bradley cooper as the real-life american sniper chris kyle. but not seen on screen how kyle was gunned down, allegedly by marine veteran eddie ray ralph. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> he said that he killed two guys. >> reporter: ralph, these pictures from his time in iraq, is the man accused of gunning down kyle and his friend chad littlefield at a shooting range in february 2013. kyle leaving behind his wife tea. >> i am now and always will be the wife of a man who is a warrior both on and off the battlefield. >> reporter: today, the much-anticipated trial in texas beginning. >> and they found chris kyle shot five times in the back and side. one time in the back of the head. >> reporter: the defense claiming ralph is not guilty by reason of insanity, arguing ptsd from his time in the military made him turn the gun on two men trying to help him. >> when he took their lives, he was in the grip of a psychosis. >> reporter: first to take the stand, chris kyle's widow tea. she isn't buying ralph's defense. today in court she said as much with

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jason hall just finished first draft and texted chris, and chris texted back lol was the last thing and then he got news that he had been killed. jason and i went through stories and experiences emotions together. so it morphed over time. >> how about your children? will they see this? how much will they understand about their father's story? >> it's so interesting. they're elementary school age. it's not appropriate for them to see the movie yet. they know their dad is just their dad the one that held them to a high standard and loved them and laughs at them. it had nothing to do with his service, but they're aware of that. and we watched the trailer together, spent 45 minutes watching first trailer together. i didn't want them to see it on tv so we talked about it. they had such strong faith and such a solid foundation. yes. they're doing pretty well. >> it will be a tribute to them. >> it's a great part of both of their lives. >> yes. thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here. >> loved meeting her. she's a terrific person. what a day today has been for her as well. we're g

jason hall just finished first draft and texted chris, and chris texted back lol was the last thing andgot news that he had been killed. jason and i went through stories and experiences emotions together. so it morphed over time. >> how about your children? will they see this? how much will they understand about their father's story? >> it's so interesting. they're elementary school age. it's not appropriate for them to see the movie yet. they know their dad is just their dad the one that held them to a high standard and loved them and laughs at them. it had nothing to do with his service, but they're aware of that. and we watched the trailer together, spent 45 minutes watching first trailer together. i didn't want them to see it on tv so we talked about it. they had such strong faith and such a solid foundation. yes. they're doing pretty well. >> it will be a tribute to them. >> it's a great part of both of their lives. >> yes. thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here. >> loved meeting her. she's a terrific person. what a day today has been for her as well. we're going to g

chris and don, you're in third place. i'll ask the first question to the person on the left in each team. chris, you get the first question. i'll alternate than you two. 60 seconds on the clock. let's put the four presidents up. john adams, richard nixon, bill clinton, franklin delano rooseve roosevelt. the statement i'm going to give you applies to one of these presidents. you have to guess which one. the goal is to get as many right as possible in 60 seconds. let's begin. chris, he signed a controversial law forbidding false, scandalous writing against the u.s. government. >> john adams. >> don, the first president to deliver a speech on television. >> roosevelt. >> that is correct. fdr. that is correct. chris, this president appeared on the cover of "time" magazine more than 50 times. >> bill clinton. >> incorrect. the first president to receive black head of state at the white house. >> adams. >> incorrect. this president had a sibling that served jail sentences. >> bill clinton. >> that is correct. first president bo

jason hall just finished first draft and texted chris, and chris texted back lol was the last thing and got news that he had been killed. jason and i went through stories and experiences emotions together. so it morphed over time. >> how about your children? will they see this? how much will they understand about their father's story? >> it's so interesting. they're elementary school age. it's not appropriate for them to see the movie yet. they know their dad is just their dad the one that held them to a high standard and loved them and laughs at them. it had nothing to do with his service, but they're aware of that. and we watched the trailer together, spent 45 minutes watching first trailer together. i didn't want them to see it on tv so we talked about it. they had such strong faith and such a solid foundation. yes. they're doing pretty well. >> it will be a tribute to them. >> it's a great part of both of their lives. >> yes. thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here. >> loved meeting her. she's a terrific person. what a day today has been for her as well. we're going to

chris kyle's truck. and they were making their way out in the middle of nowhere out to this large facility out in the country that had this gun range on it. and that's when ralph told one of the psychiatrists that interviewed him, a psychiatrist incidentally that was a witness for the defense that he started smelling weird things on that truck ride there, and that he had this perception that the two men, kyle and littlefield, were not talking to him on this long truck ride. and that he was getting intimidated. and that he was feeling that something wasn't quite right. and so that was the argument that they tried making, is that once they got to the range, that routh perceived chris kyle and chad littlefield as a threat. and that is why he acted the way he acted. but the prosecution did a very good job of pointing out inconsistencies in some of his stories. because all of that information that i just said was according to what routh told a psychiatrist that was hired by the defense. but the prosecution sa

for chris matthews of msnbc who is here at the game today and, chris, this chris matthews the seahawkself it comes up the other chris matthews. >> matthews made that play right before the half. six seconds to go who do you throw it to you, of course a guy that doesn't have a catch all year and then down the field against arrington, up maybe a little pushoff, gets away with it. he has been the difference in the game. >> "hardball's" chris matthews. we kept hearing that. the real chris matthews, the elder one also joined in on the fun sending a congratulatory tweet after the first half and msnbc tweeted out this photo of our chris matthews saying this is the best super bowl i have ever had. but we would hear that chris matthews, chris matthews as we were in the stands there and be confused why are they talking about chris matthews and so we've got the chris matthews during the super bowl. we have seahawks receiver chris matthews and being this unlikely star that was completely great, the 25-year-old had four passes for more than 100 yards which was just absolutely amazing to see but it w

how would you describe chris kyle? >> he's clearly an individual you would never ever want to mess with. >> reporter: it all made the jury a difficult task. they had a questionnaire gauging the details of the chris kyle story. >> sequestering a jury is a big deal. they're almost never sequestered. it's an enormous burden. >> reporter: kyle's legacy was larger than life. >> chris always said the body will do whatever the mind tells it to. i'm counting on that now. >> reporter: the eddie routh they're seeing now in court is very different from his mug shot two years ago, and a stark difference from these pictures, trying to hit home the insanity defense, the defense presented text messages between chris kyle and chad littlefield as they rode to the gun range with routh in the back seat. >> i think it's very helpful to the defense that chris kyle himself is saying this dude is straight up nuts because that's exactly what the defense is saying. >> reporter: the question for this jury is not if routh pulled the trigger, but

so we continue we had great examples in mark and in chris, chris's motto was to serve those who servedgift of human life. we have our marching orders. we continue to stay in the fight in the memory of these two men. make sure that our men and women who have served are taken care of. we watch that in the movie, that scene that came through of the struggles they've had. we've been at combat over a decade now, and our men and women who have gone over there and seen combat and been in the action do not come back the same people that went over. it is our responsibility as a nation to make sure we are there for them that we're taking care of them. that's part of what we're doing at our foundation. making sure the families know we will never forget the sacrifice. that they know we're taking care of their needs whether physical or emotional. we do know who pays the price for our freedom. we want them to know we love and appreciate them. >> i'm sure now that we've got a verdict we're going to go forward and we will be examining the fact that this eddie routh was part of the v.a. system for a wh

you can start when you woke up today and what happened. >> well shgs i kept talking to chris chris, and then every time i talked to another man named chris, and then i kept thinking that i was talking to the wolf to the ones this the sky. the ones in the sky are the ones that are the pigs. i had been eneen smelling it the whole time. i can smell the [ bleep ] the whole time. i can tell the difference of two kinds of pigs. i don't know how you can smell your [ bleep ], and i'm not trying to say bull pen[ bleep ], but you know what i mean? >> don, it is really hard to make out what he said there, but in portions of the audio, you can can hear him making the references to the pigs that have been talked about, but the overall demeanor and you can take a lot away from it and that is what is indicative of most most of the tape that we saw. never any kind of the bizarre outbursts or anything like that. the way he spoke, and the way you heard him there, that is the way he talks throughout most of the confession tape. >> and as we move along there, we will get some captions there on the tape, so

the legend of chris kyle. the 160 kills. the complicated story is chris kyle coming home. think that story was not lost in the film. that is not the story that is selling tickets. but we are able to do, when jason is able to do is we've those together and spark a dialogue that has caught fire about what it means to go to war, and what it means to go home. >> when i say take your family with you, when a man goes to war his wife and his family go with him. that is the idea. >> absolutely. >> i was very pleased. >> pleased with your performance? [laughter] >> i'm little biased freight i did amazing. no, it was amazing. he definitely captured the struggle. this really wounded guy, i know for a fact that physical pain lets you know you're alive. mental pain makes it hard to stay that way. >> mental pain is harder? >> no doubt. you're going to know i had a bad day. it is those wounds between your ears that are hard. likes you say that the script that you ended up with was dramatically influenced by conversations with chris' widow. >> that's right. the movie i wrote alongside chr

the jury finding eddie ray routh guilty of murdering chris kyle and chad littlefield. a poignant final chapter to a story that continues to captivate our country. >> all rise! >> after mean days of an involved and emotional murder trial, the judge delivered the jury verdict in this hushed courtroom. >> we the jury find defendant eddie ray routh guilty as charged in the indictment. >> eddie ray routh found guilty of capital murder of chris kyle and chad littlefield. the jury of ten women and two men rejected his plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. an epilogue to the story of chris kyle played by bradley cooper in "american sniper." we know that routh pulled the trigger. that was never in dispute. the question after weeks of testimony from almost 30 witnesses, it all boiled down to this. was routh a cold-blood murderer or was he mentally ill. he didn't know right from wrong. the jury voted guilty. >> confinement for life without the possibility of parole. >> late tonight, chad's mother judy littlefield briefly addressed the cameras. >> we waited two years for god t

chris runs into a soldier. >> are you chris kyle? my name is matt. we met in falluja.ou saved my life. >> i did? >> yes. we were stuck in a house until you came in. you carry me out. >> the marines same does plenty of time. are you holding up? >> i'm grateful to be alive. it hasn't been easy. a lot of guys lost more than just a lead. >> you lose some friends? >> i'm talking but the guys that made it back but they can't seem to get right. >> yes. >> why don't you come down to the v.a. sometime? the guys would love it? my family thanks you for your service. >> ok. thank you. all right. >> you said, the book enabled him to walk into any dna -- any v.a. facility and everyone knew who he was. >> that was his favorite thing. >> a gate recognition with his fellow veterans. >> the legend gave him recognition. the book gave him recognition at home to walk in and walk out with some guys and take them hunting or fishing, and talk to them. >> which is where his healing began. working with other warriors. helping them cope. >> he probably taught them as much as they taught him. >>

is that chris connell?ou to get rid of the small memories to make room for big ones the biggest memory is going to be validation you get from veterans saying this story resonates people can feel it and it's a story of us. and really, as a veteran you know what hurts you. it's ieds, bullets criticism. >> that is made up criticism. that wasn't chris. you knew him. you were friends with him. you served with him. was that him? >> no. >> what he described, so-called news guy on nbc is that the chris you knew? >> no. chris was a humble guy, represented teams well. like all soldiers you carry that. >> and what confirmed kill -- how many lives did he save in the process of using his skill? >> right. that is what he talks about. what haunts him is the people he couldn't save. >> it's part of the movie. >> yes. >> how did you get to be in the movie? i know you're a big star now. kidding. i'm just messing with you. how did you get in the movie? >> my wife sent a message to the writer when she found out he's writing a

but first, chris christie fumbles.e comes and not first, not second, not third, not even fourth or fifth, he comes in sixth place in likely republican caucus errors -- caucusers. for christie, it is bad, and it gets a that are -- gets badder he has an on favorable rating of 54%. and it gets badder-er he said this on monday in london. this is about getting your kids vaccinated. >> it depends on what the vaccine is, what the disease type is, and all the rest, i did not say to give people the option, i am just can citrine -- considering parental concern. >> he walked back a little bit but how did he get on this stop in the vaccine discussion? >> the guy is now acting like a politician, that is an answer where he is trying to split the difference, ignoring what the medical profession says and what a group of know nothing antiscience people believe, and he is trying to have it both ways. that is not chris christie's brand and he is not good at doing that. >> the fact is part of his problem with iowa voters is that he is too

here it is. >> cef chris kyle. >> yes, sir. my name is matt. we met in fallujah. you saved my life. >> i did? >> yes, sir. we were stuck in a house until you came in with the first marines. you are the one that carried me out. >> >> well the marines saved our lives plenty of times. how are you holding up? >> i am just grateful to be alive. >> it hn't been, it hasn't been easy, you kn. a lot of guys lost more than just a arm or leg. did you lose some legs. >> i am talking about the guys who made it back but just not back, they can't seem to get right. >> yep. >> uh-huh. >> w don't you come down to the va some time the guys would love it. >> everybody thank you for your service. >> okay. thank you. >> all right. >> rose: you said as we were watching that the book, enabled him to walk into any v.a. hospital or facility and everybody knew he was chris kyle. >> everybody knew who it was. that's the favorite part about the book i tnk that. rose: it gave m recognition with his fellow veterans? >> it did. , you know, and like the legend gave him recognition from the rooft

which order, chad littlefield first, and then chris kyle -- no, chris kyle first and then chad littlefieldnd what he did afterwards. >> right. and it is interesting hearing the victim statement from the littlefield statementfamily, because today was difficult for them today in court, because what the last witness testified to is that chris kyle died quickly, and he didn't see it coming and he didn't have a chance to do anything and the gunshot wounds were on one side of the body. and chad littlefield died excruciateing way, and after he shot kyle in the back he stalked around -- >> excuse me. this is chad littlefield's mother. >> i just want to say that we have waited two years for god to give us justice on behalf of our son, and god has proved to be faithful. we are so thrilled that we vhave the verdict that we have tonight. thank you, guys for being so compassionate, and treating us with respect and, and honoring us. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. >> ed lavandera, that is judy littlefield, chad littlefield's mo mother? >> yes, you are right, don. >> and she is th

you think about chris? >> not at all. >> what about you? >> absolutely not. just following up on what brandon said not only was he a hero on the battlefield. he was also a hero to a lot of individuals who he took on a truck ride or whom he talked or helped get some aid from the v.a. he also raised two kids. >> chris and i had those conversations about transition. >> do you think this movie, which is so popular now, do you think it adequately accurately depicts life as a sniper? >> i think bradley cooper did an amazing job depicting chris in iraq in that setting, a very specific setting, but i think he nailed it as far as what chris went through in iraq? >> tim? >> yeah absolutely. bradley's performance there is superb. obviously, to get the whole story, there's a lot more to it. there's a lot more. i mean the book has more of t but there's even more and you have to have a lot of different stories. >> i know you'll be paying attention to the trial expected to begin on wednesday, and lasting at least two week

chris lehane for crisis management.hank you for coming. >> it is an honor and pleasure to be here. >> we want to run through some real scenarios, real things that authority happened in 2015. no huge disasters but certainly times we can analyze. jeb bush hired a guy to do some internet stuff for him. first day, some tweets came out. he deleted some tweets and he was not fired. the second day, some posts came out and he was fired. how would you rate the job? what does it say about them? >> i give him a "b." some of this should've done in the due diligence phase. these are things that should have been knowable. they made a decision fairly quickly. 24 to 48 hours. i think they were smart to move. >> they vetted him and hired him or they failed to vet him? which is worse? >> they failed to vet him. >> that is more likely. >> that is critical. all these hires, you have to do your due diligence. >> they were very friendly towards the guy. they wished him well. they didn't denounce him. is that the right way to get through to s

justice served for chris and the littlefield family. to eddie ray routh, you thought you had ptsd before wait until the boys in td find out what you did. >> chris kyle convicted of capitol murder jury didn't buy the defense. >> this just in texas jury finds eddie ray routh guilty of the murders of chris kyle and chad littlefield. #never forget. >> it played outside by side in the big screen telling about chris kyle's story. >> what are you in germany or where? >> stateside. >> you are home? >> what are you doing? >> i guess i just needed a minute. >> clint eastwood's american sniper broke january box office records grossing over $320 million and scoring six oscar nominated including winning best picture. no, that was one of the nominations. that was one they were up for the mega hit was snubbed winning only one award for sound. chris kyle's heroism getting all of the publicity as routh's child brokeemployed out as an instant sequel to the movie. legal experts say it is impossible to know whether thern "american sniper" had a substantial

take chris christie in new hampshire. let's say he finishes a strong third in iowa and second to paul in new hampshire. that are so many candidates, so many ways to accumulate delegates. i don't see a lot of must wins. >> in a word, yes. if rick perry comes in second he has a past the nomination. i don't think there is a world where he finishes second in new hampshire and chris christie finishes second in iowa. i can imagine the path for those guys but in the real world given their weaknesses for one of the other two state, they have to win other them otherwise the momentum will not be there. >> people look at the rudy giuliani experiment. he waited for florida. did you perform well even without a win and you talk to the media about a delegate accumulation strategy and you keep up enough momentum by closing strong, i don't think you need to win an early's state. as long as you are performing well in terms of media and some speeches, i don't think you need to win the early states. i don't think wins will matter with the ex

" chris kyle. >> caller: hi, chris. first of all, thank you for serving, and i just want to say that i come from a long line of military family as well, and i remember my dad and my brother both served in vietnam at the same time. and my mother was a tough cookie boy, she just was real tough and thick skinned. and i remember as a child that we weren't allowed to ask or question either of them about the combat or the kills or anything like that. so now my son is a combat veteran, and he served -- he was in iraq in the second year of the war. but when he came home, he was torn and suffered a lot and he was injured, and i remembered that old, you know, that old thing that you don't question, you don't talk about it. so what's your thought on that? because i really wanted to reach out to my son but i just was instilled with that boundary of you just don't cross. >> host: chris kyle. >> guest: well, as far as the not talking to him about it, you know, i think a lot of these guys that are having problems, you know, i think pt

. ♪ >>> jimmy: hey chris, what's up? >> chris: is this a bad time?> jimmy: well, i'm about to do the show. everything all right? >> chris: well. i know this is kind of crazy, but i'm here, so here goes. so i was on the show last month and i thought things went really, really well. >> jimmy: yeah. >> chris: we had a connection. >> jimmy: yeah, for sure, for sure. >> chris: but then you sent me home after the show was over. you started to have other guests. sometimes two at a time. >> jimmy: that's just the way we do it. >> chris: please hear me out. >> jimmy: okay, all right. >> chris: i know in my heart that what we had was true, and i'd like you to give me another chance. >> jimmy: well, you know, we have different guests every night. it's nothing -- has nothing personal to do with you. we didn't send you home at the end show, it's how talk shows are, it's been like that 60 years. it's our format that we have different people. >> chris: really? >> jimmy: yes, really. you're welcome on the show any time. it's nothing -- i don't want you to feel unwel

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>> just the accusations, and any of the accusations that chris, you know that chris put the bar fight into sell books is just that is silly. >> last word. >> i think that jesse ventura has made a career out of, you know, turning his life into to a circus, and just to see him discredit the honor of chris kyle and the s.e.a.l. community is disappointing as a member of the brotherhood. >> yeah, thank you, jim. >> thank you very much for your service. >> and from american snipe er tor to the american president, the man who knows president obama better than just about anybody, the body man rejggie love joins me next. what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside...to clear inside mode. transitions ® signature ™ adaptive lenses... ...now have chromea7 ™ technology... ...making them more responsive than ever to cha

what did this film mean to chris kyle? >> it's chris's legacy, the story of chris, the story of the people he served with and the story of veterans that shaped this nation in the 21st century and take the fight to the enemy and do a great job. >> so you served two tours with chris, you costarred in the film trained bradley cooper on how to shoot and you were surprised "american sniper" only took home one oscar for sound editing, were you? >> yeah i was happy to watch the awards ceremony. got my sag card got to train bradley. we're up for best picture. the oscars come and go every year. there will be an oscar nomination next year but there's not always a record-breaking movie like "american sniper." >> it brought in over $400 million. the biggest war movie of all time. $400 million worldwide. do you think maybe there's a disconnect between what the public wants and what hollywood, the so-called liberal hollywood wants and it chose something different because of politics, perhaps? >> well i think sniper at the box office rea

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christina brown. the 21-year-old was found unresponsive in her bathtub on saturday. she was taken to an atlanta hospital. our sister network e! reporting she's on a ventilator. but so far hospital officials are not confirming that. bobbi kristina's father, singer bobby brown, has been at her bedside and through his attorney is asking that everyone respect her privacy. meanwhile, officials have released this audio recording of the emergency responder's call to dispatch. >> engine 7, rescue 4 responder. echo level response. possible cardiac arrest. 21-year-old female in a bathtub, face down. >> the timing of this incident is drawing sharp comparisons to that of her mother, whitney houston, who was found unresponsive in a hotel bathtub and died nearly three years ago. police tell nbc news no drugs were found in the initial search of bobbi kristina's home. >>> let's get down to business. good morning. >> good morning. stocks are starting off with a new slate coming off their second straight dow

we also know chris christie.e know his modus operandi. >> today, he did not have to answer questions in london. there was some press. he blew them off. the vaccine story that we talked about yesterday, it kind of turned some heads, his statement on that. when he is in iowa and new hampshire, and someone either enterprise reporting or other he is going to have to start answering, and if he answers them the way he normally does come with the temperament that people are now tired of, it is going to be a problem. i think mitt romney believes and some people believe he is overwhelming. >> he believes that chris christie has been vetted, and that is what mitt romney said back in 2012, but you have never really been vetted i tune you are a presidential candidate. >> is there a doctor in the house? senator rand paul gave an interview about vaccination nation, and the senator revealed what many think is a thin-skinned side, and things got a little awkward. it is what we say in the television business good tv. >> we have t

i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with news that the last known american captive of isis 26-year-old humanitarian work kayla mueller today isis said she was killed in an air strike. buried in the rubble of a building. the united states has not confirmed that claim at all. mule sir from arizona. there she is. she was taken hostage by isis in august of 2013. until today her name had been kept quiet at request of her family. the news comes the same week isis released a video showing a captured jordanian pilot being burned to death while trapped in a cage. more, i'm joined by keir simmons, nbc news, in amman, jordan. thank you for joining us. personally i got to tell you up front that however she died if she died, she died as a victim of her captors. they captured her, they put her in a spot where she was killed. i don't care what cover-up story they've got, what evidence do we have right now hard about what happened to this wonderful person? >> reporter: chris you're right, and really what isis is tr

matthews. >> chris. >> forgive me, chris.ws is in many of our countries, the world does not require the kind of critical leadership that marg thatcher, ronald railinger provided when we had to face down the russians, doesn't require the kind of courage that winston churchill had to display during the absolutely existential moment in 1940. maybe we live in a blander, softer kind of age. >> yeah, but we live in a television age that churchill doesn't are to face, where we can watch a flyer, a crank otherwise jordanian get burned alive by gasoline. a young woman who is helping people who are desperate get killed. we have to watch that. i just wonder, as much as i don't have a plan to win this war against isis, how can we be a manly, conscious, moral country and watch one person after another be publicly and be executed. >> we can't. a couple weeks ago i was in kurdistan and saw the one set of guys who are really sticking it to the isil people, are the kurdish peshmerga, and we should be backing them. >> maybe we should give 24e7

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