chris cuomo has more for us. >> hello my friends. critical day to assess the trial of chris kyle and chad littlefield murder case. we will break it down with experts and let you see insanity is difficult. there are so many things that don't have to matter to the trial that will. who the victims were what they are trying to do how they knew this man. pts. what we do with our veterans. they have to stick to the facts and law. rarely happens. there is war out of the news. in iraq the u.s. is preparing to take on isis. it is not just anywhere. it is in mosul. the second biggest city. isis held it for a long time. it has big symbolism. we will show why they are revealing the plans so early from the coalition side and what it takes to take the city down. u.s. ground troops. we are worried about them. don't they have to be part of the equation here? we are hear yes, kind of. we will get into that. it is a big concern. there is chaos overnight in venezuela. the mayor of the biggest city arrested for allegedly plotting a coup. we will take on

chris cuomo joins us. >> john berman christine romans. competent and fetching couple.developments in the war of fill in the blank. we say that isis making fresh territory in iraq and syria. ukraine, the cease-fire is not what it was supposed to be. now what? we will take you to the situation as well. i say fill in the blank because we have a problem with definitions right now in the war against isis. sometimes the media gets caught up in the "and then" aspect of coverage. the summit at the white house gives us the chance. the president gave an important speech we will take apart. he was very nuanced about what to call the enemy. is that happening here?elping here or abroad? that is why you have the disaffected mass to be radicalized. what is going on with our allys? we will put a couple of them to the test. the foreign minister of bahrain. they are fundamental with the region and the problem. we have iraq's ambassador to the u.s. we will ask him. he says he thinks isis will be defeated within a year. really? what is going on within that society with sunni and shi'a and

. >> chris cuomo -- >> a conservative argument.paul all in an argument together. >> he's right. i think you're right. >> margaret hoover says chris cuomo is right. >> it's getting weirder. >> new coalitions everywhere, right? new coalitions. >> i mean this is one of the underlying debates. the problem is the practicality of course as the president of the united states already troops on the ground for not -- excuse me not on the ground. air strikes for six months. and, so blatantly six months later he's coming around to congress and saying look i don't need to do this, it's the right thing to do. >> i'm going to go fairy tale. i believe that this is the goldy locks of war authorization. some people think it's too hot, some think it's too cold. some think it's too ambiguous. what's congress going to do? >> they're going to fight about it because nobody agrees. you have everybody from marco rubio saying forget if you're going to win a war, give the president limited authority. and hopefully the president's smart enough to get it done

he appeared on cnn's "new day" with my colleague, chris cuomo, who is also a lawyer and knows a thing. and they butted heads over states rights and gay rights and history and slavery and god for god measure. >> look, your honor, what this comes down to is you didn't have to do this. you create add basis to do it -- >> i had to do it -- >> because it matters to you personally. this is just like the ten commandment situation. you were told by the federal courts remove the ten commandments from the public square. you didn't want to and you wound up losing your job because of it. on principle, you felt you did the right thing, isn't that true? >> on principle, i did the right thing. it's not about my feelings. it's about the law. alabama law -- >> you said that then, your honor. >> chief -- i said the chief administrative officer of the journal system and i must act when the jurisdiction of the probate courts is interfered with by one lone judge who has no pour or authority to tell them how to interpret the constituti constitution. it's quite clear that the judges in every state shall be

. >>> let's see what "new day" has coming up with chris cuomo. >> now you have the old timers from cbst more interesting, if only just to see the parts of the legend of our business coming out. the cbs strong coming out and talking about the coverage there. we have to remember o'reilly survived scandal before. we will take you through what is the best worst proof of the situation and where is it going to go. there are bigger items on the agenda this morning. we will take a very close look on the politics behind what happened with rudy giuliani. why didn't the republican party come out right away and why are they coming out now? what about the op-ed that he wrote in "the wall street journal?" is he talking about the same thing? of course, we will give you the big headline. do we finally have the boots on the ground that we need in the fight against isis? >> looking forward to that. chris, thanks. >>> more on the oscars. the big winners, the big surprises and yes, the losers after this. when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoo

, and this is a serious discussion and so should the vaccinations for measles be mandatory, chris cuomoin fact if you think about it in a way, they are effectively supposed to be mandatory, because they wind up being a big condition of being in public education. we have enforcement issues with the schools, and schools that have been lax and allowed the exemptions, and the big part of this is no oversight, because it is state by state. >> and the short answer is yes? >> yes, i say it is impossible and there are exemption, and we don't want to do away with them because of the religious, and the amish don't get vaccinated for instance. so if you have a child for instance and i have been interviewing these people scores of these people and i have been covering this for a long time t the, and there are parents whose first child was vaccine injured and they don't want to vaccinate the second child and they don't have to, and the schools don't make them that vaccinate the second child. >> you have the right to endanger somebody else's kid because you don't want your kid to be vaccinated. >> an

. >>> chris cuomo joins us now. >> how you doing, christine?reports this morning, one is about the new weaponry that supposedly the coalition is going to be offering to syrian rebel fighters. they're high-tech equipment. i'm trying to find the right way to say it because we don't know exactly what they're giving them yet. if they're giving them anything sophisticated the question becomes can you trust these rebel troops? what's going to happen a month from now. that's been the concern from the beginning. now this new infusion of assets raises questions. also there's some really ugly rumors about what isis is doing now to make money that's coming out of the iraqi government that involves organ harvesting. we're chasing that as well. there's a big article in "the atlantic" that says the terror group's real goal is end of days. that that's what this is really about for them. it's not just about operating land. what does that really mean? so we're going to unpack all of that stuff. we're also going to take you through the american sniper trial beca

they are like "the new york times." >> that has a chris cuomo bibyline. >> chris cuomo sucks. >> therey got a tough one. we got first ladies. that's not tough. >> i wasn't getting to the question of the first lady because don was making me guess the name of the president before we got there. >> strategery. >> we'll wrap it up by saying that this victorious team was so united. look at 9 fact that they're even dressing alike. you and jake matchy matchy. >> my game show wife. >> i'm telling you. >> we're one now. >> the crucible of the show. >> it's a specific kind of tv wife. >> jake, congratulations. alisyn well done. >> thank you. >> chris. >> i can't wait for mich to be up there. it's going to be a good day. >>> coming up something you haven't seen from me in this particular segment. chivalry. it turns out shivchivalry is not dead. two high schoolers in two states who went crazy with valentine's day love but you're not going to see it coming and that's why it's the good stuff. >> yeah! th breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicine

. >> chris cuomo, you're the best. thanks for asking. >> what were the big headlines you saw? >> i think chris christie now acknowledges he's not a front-runner. that was a big give. >> let's play that for a moment. he talked about his impressions of jeb bush. getting the nomination if that were to happen. watch this. >> well listen if what happens is if the elites in washington who make back-room deals decide who the president is going to be he's definitely the front-runner. if the people of the united states decide to pick the next president of the united states and they want someone who looks them in the eye, connects with them and is one of them? i'll do okay if i run. >> see how prickly and thin-skinned he is about that? i think he can't stand and doesn't like that he's not the front-runner any more. but he's try 0ing to make it his advantage. he's trying to make it himself the every day guy, rather than the establishment choice. it's a good tactical maneuver. >> it's always been part of his strategy. he's got a lot of the arena rock bruce springsteen in him. he's never be

alisyn is off, chris cuomo, brianna keilar is here.t war with islam, we are at war with terrorists who don't deserve the name islamic. this is part of his basis for refusing to even acknowledge that the terrorists are islamic. >> the president urging muslim leaders to fight the misconception that groups like isis speak for them. the debate over what to call these extremists seemingly a distraction as a three-day summit wraps up today. let's start off our coverage with michelle kosinski. she's live at the white house. >> reporter: hi brianna. you listen to the president's words you can't shy away from the discussion, you have to confront it head on, take on this twisted ideology squarely and honestly but then over the last couple of weeks this white house has come under fire for never wanting to use the words islamic extremism. words don't really change the reality, and we all know there are other kinds of extremism, but at times it would reach the point of awkwardness, the reluctance with which they seem to not want to have that as par

if chris cuomo is sick if paul callan is sick you might slow some signs. your nose is running, you look feverish your skin color changes. as a result of being mentally ill, we can't get inside your mind. that's why nationally there's a skepticism of this. and in several states there is no excuse that you can use with regard to saying that you're legally insane it's not an excuse. >> i want to remind chris cuomo of one thing that went on as we covered this trial every morning joey and myself. you called in favor of the prosecution, saying they this h put on the board that he understood right and wrong. now looking back we're saying -- >> but the system is what it is. >> the system is what it is and this jury applied texas law, they probably apply it correctly. so i don't think can you criticize the jury for doing what the law probably required them to do. >> 100% agree, it was a horrible thing here and people want to not see someone rewarded for doing something horrible. chad littlefield and chris kyle were doing something good and their families will never

i went to chris cuomo's dry cleaner yesterday and i asked them for light starch and this is what i got. chris? ha do you do with these dry cleaners man? this is just a t-shirt. >> it looks about right. you want a little bit of stiffness in you there, chad, especially when you're out there, feel a little upright. >> we put this on the hood of the car about an hour ago, poured some water on it and it looks like a frozen piece of cardboard. temperatures are cold enough to freeze a shirt and cold enough to freeze you and cold enough to freeze your pets so please take care of them this morning. the temperatures in single digits to the teens, plattsburgh new york was 10 below zero. look at the snow cover. it goes from chicago through detroit, back into buffalo and through boston and the deepest stuff is about worcester. i've seen reports in the past seven days worcester county about 60 inches of snow. here's the next storm, i believe a clipper coming by another computer model saying a lot more for boston. right now i'm thinking two to three inches of snow it comes in about 48-72 hours. we'll

host of a new day, chris cuomo, and don lemon. >> the purple tide charity. >> we were up late last night comparing notes. >> a charity close to chris' family's hearts. >> houses the most homeless in the country. deals with a lot of veterans, children, single parents as well. so my sister runs it now. my brother started it. it's a good cause. a little family pressure, too. >> are you wearing a pocket square so you can wipe the sweat off your brow? >> no, i've got the answers there. >> i'm crying on both sides of this. >> got it. >> it's all good. >> erin and john burrman, what's your charity? >> save the children. >> right now they're helping children in syria and orphans from ebola and west africa. >> all great charities. winning team gets $20,000 for their charity. the other two teams get $10,000 each. ready to start? >> ready. >> let's play the first game. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. here's how it works. questions in this round earn ten points each. the first player to buzz in gets to answer. players can buzz in before the question is completed. but if you answer incorrectly,

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and mikaela ferrara. >> good morning, it is monday february 23rd. 6:00 in the east. calling for a unified arab force, there actually is a combined arab force about 40,000 strong that could be ready to go right now. will that be the answer? >> this as isis releases a chilling new video showing fighters in cages. a new threat targeting western shopping malls. we have all these angles covered the way only cnn can. we begin live in cairo. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, alisyn we heard from the egyptian president saying a united arab force is needed. it's more pressing. he didn't give us too many detailsant what that would look like although the united arab emirates around jordan have offered assistance in their battle against isis. libya is something for now egypt has turned down. the egyptian president also says the goal is to protect the country's borders but added that if there were needed in other parts of the region that that could be an option with cooperation from arab brothers. we also are following the categorying o

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning, welcomehursday february 5th just before 6:00 in the east and jordan is vowing a relentless war against the terrorists as revenge for the killing of their pilot. that could mean airstrikes on targets outside syria. jordan's king abdullah telling u.s. lawmaker he is plans to pursue isis until the jordan's military runs out of bullets. >> it comes as a crucial arab ally pulls out of the coalition. united arab emirates says it is suspended their role in airstrikes against isis until it is certain that their pilots would be saved if shot done. in response the pentagon adding search-and-rescue teams in northern iraq to protect pilots we begin our coverage of this with cnn's atika shubert in oman jordan. >> we know that king abdullah at the moment enjoys full public support to hit back at isis and hit them hard. jordan's k

>> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morningsavage killing of a captured jordanian pilot by isis triggering renewed global outrage in jordan king abdullah vowing to wage a relentless war against the terrorists. jordan planning more airstrikes which could include hitting isis targets outside of syria for the first time. >> however, that which is making jordan get further in is making others pull back. the uae is suspending airstrikes complaining that u.s. search-and-rescue assets weren't close enough to protect shot-down pilots. >> the pentagon is denying that. but moving additional assets into northern iraq anyway. let's get the latest on this story, cnn's atika shubert following developments in oman jordan atika? >> chris, just a few moments ago we actually saw four jordanian fighter jets flying overhead in the skies of oman. we understand that these are jets that just recently returned from flying missions against isis in syria and iraq. and they've actually passed through not only oman but also the skies over karak, wb king b

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> this is cnn breakingorning, welcome to your "new day," it is thursday february 12th just before 6:00 in the east and we have an agreement to end the bloodshed in eastern ukraine. >> after 17 hours of negotiations the leaders of germany and france have reached a cease-fire deal with the presidents of russia and ukraine. it calls for the fighting to end on sunday. let's get to senior international correspondent nic robertson in minsk with the breaking news what's the latest nic? >> the agreement says that there will be a pull-back of heavy weapons, tactical missiles will be pulled back almost 100 miles there will be a demilitarized zone and we've heard from the russian president vladimir putin that there is an agreement for under the ukrainian constitution, for constitutional change. that the rights of the people the separatists in the southeast of ukraine will be respected. and word from the germans saying there will be elections in the near future. they will be working towards that. there will be a prison

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning.es seizing chunks of territory in iraq. hundreds of marines could be in the line of fire. last week words were terrorists losing ground. now a major threat. >> terrorists closing in on an air base where american troops are training to combat the islamic state. let's get to phil black live in iraq. what is the situation on the ground there, phil? >> reporter: that's where i am. the top of sinjar. the town of sinjar. not long after they invaded iraq they triggered an enormous crisis in this region when the population of sinjar neighbors, they fled the town up to this mountain. this is the area where i'm overlooking now. it is a town that is still completely under isis control. kurdish fighters are starting to move in from the north of this town from the side of the mountain. it is a difficult task. hundreds of thousands of people live there. it will be a long difficult job to free this town. it is an area that has put kurdish peshmerga fighters on the offensive as opposed to trying to co

earlier moore explained his views to chris cuomo who has a legal background.air to say the two had a spirited debate. >> the basic question is the federal law should rule and it says to the attorney general of your state, allow the marriages to go forward. why are you resisting that? >> because that's not the federal law. what you are confusing is law with an opinion of the justice. that's the basic policy which all of this is built upon. what one lone judge does in alabama, federal court is not law. if it were law the united states supreme court wouldn't be meeting to determine this issue in april through june. >> two things your honor, first, this appeal for a stay went to the supreme court. the stay was denied. that's the supreme court saying follow the district court order which is what is telling the state to allow the maerchs. as you know the history of your state. >> reporter: well with better than i, district courts are often a tool for change let's say with segregation. if your state hasn't followed district court orders you maybe in a different posit

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morningour "new day," it is thursday february 26 just before 6:00 in the east we have breaking news the man known as jihadi john the executioner in several of those isis beheading videos has been identified. the bbc, the "washington post" are reporting that the man on your screen is actually mohammed mwazi, he is a british national he was allegedly known by authorities there. his name was not released for operational reasons. that we cannot verify. sometimes they say they knew the name but they didn't. now they're naming him. that should be helpful to the investigation. >> this has been one of the biggest mysteries about isis and helping to crack their code. everyone thought he had a british accent that's been confirmed. they believe he is from west london where he grew up. he was flown to british security services again his real name mohammed mwazzi he is the one in the execution videos, he is believed to be assassinating and beheading the american journalists, as well as the aid workers, as

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> all rightwelcome to "new day," it is friday just before 6:00 in the morning. six canadian teens, some of them in college, are feared by their families to have fled to join isis. this is a reminder of just how fragile situations can be when it comes to national security. we're going to track what's going on with the efforts in washington to stop the department of homeland security from going unfunded down to the minute. and we have the latest on the efforts among republicans and democrats to avoid that fate. >> that's exactly right. 18 hours and counting let's check in with jim acosta at the white house for us to tell us if these spending bills are going to happen. if they're going to get a clean bill or what the latest is. jim? >> washington is peering over the homeland security cliff as you have up on screen 18 hours until the department runs out of money. there are a couple of different plans on capitol hill. mitch mcconnell has a plan to fund the department through september. the more likely

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, welcomet before 6:00 in the east up first, the global fight against terrorism is coming to the white house. leaders will try to coordinate a strategy to prevent radicalization and terror recruitment of young men and women around the worrell. a big problem and an obvious one, the big question is can they find a solution? >> this as new public opinion polls shows the president losing support on foreign policy. will the white house summit on terror turn that around? let's get to cnn's white house correspondent michelle kosinski with more. >> we've heard the white house talk about the fight against isis being a regional fight because it poses a existential threat to countries in that region what we've seen lately is it takes something like a brutal murder to a country specific to that region for say egypt to join the coalition or jord ton step up air strikes. the uae to get back into the fight. so more than 60 countries in all will be represented at the summit that starts today on countering viol

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning," it is friday february 6th just about 6:00 in the east and right now world leaders are scrambling to save ukraine from the possibility of an all-out war. that is growing as a chance by the minute. the state department is calling the stepped-up violence there a grave situation. vice president joe biden is involved. >> that's right, he's in brussels at this hour while the president of france and the german chancellor meet with the russian president, vladimir putin, for the high-stakes talks. we're coverrying the story, beginning in kiev with jim sciutto. >> good morning, alisyn. angela merkel traveling to moscow in a few hours, joined by as you say the french president, merkel saying as she travels, that the goal is to stop the horror in eastern ukraine. those are the terms that german officials, french officials and certainly secretary of state john kerry, when he was in kiev yesterday are describing the situation there and i'll tell you the sense of urgency is one i have not heard in

. >> chris cuomo and don lemon got the hardest questions. >> they were up against the guys from washington of advantage. am i making excuses for cuomo and lemon? >> they are a lot smarter than it appeared on that show. they just got tougher questions. >> so it seems. >>> nbc's late night television show "saturday night live" celebrated with a long list of current and former snl stars. >> some of the stars looked the same others unfortunately not so much. here's our jeanne moos. >> reporter: saturday night live may not be as old as king tut. ♪ now when he was a young man ♪ >> reporter: fewer young men back in the days of snl, not anymore. isn't that the fun part about reunions like snl's 40? to see how people age, people like jane curtain. now 67. >> i used to be only pretty blond woman reading the fake news. now there's a whole network devoted to that. >> reporter: it seems just yesterday we were saying. >> hello -- >> reporter: to chevy chase. >> goodnight and have a pleasant tomorrow. >> reporter: 71 a lot of those tomorrows are yesterdays. remember opera man? adam sandler's holding his

>> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morningary 10th just about 6:00 in the east new england, our friends tlup are breaking all kinds of records and in a bad way, buried by unrelenting snow. there's already more than five feet on the ground before a new storm overnight dropped an additional 20 inches. it ties a record it's a real problem for kids and also parents, many of them may not have child care options. >> the state's governor declaring a state of emergency that roads are so snow covered, people can barely leave their homes. all rail service is shut down. there are grows concerns that roofs may collapse under the weight of all the heavy snow. even the giant melters that they have installed up there that you'll see in a second cannot keep up with all of the white stuff so we begin our team coverage of the winter that will not quit with rosa flores live in boston. how is it looking, rosa? >> alisyn good morning, you know the snow has really turned into the unwanted visitor that has extended its stay. it has been a weeks, not

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela ferrara. >> good morning welcome 9th angela merkel's fear is it could toledo a proxy war between the u.s. an russia. the next plan is does germany have a better plan to protect the ukraine from an ever expanding russian assault. >> all the comes ahead of talks between germany, france ukraine and russia set for wednesday in mincek. that's the deadline for the road map for peace. we have this story covered from every angle. let's begin our cover annual live in kiev. frederick, what's the latest? >> reporter: i, alisyn. yeah one of the reasons the government here in kiev wants what they call the defensive weapons from the u.s. is they say simply their soldiers are dying on the battlefield. they want to try to stop. that aside from any of the sort of global political implications all that might have. they say what they need is tank weapons. even more than that, they need systems to try to pinpoint for instance where artillery fire is coming from at their troops as well. they say these are all things that the russian-plo-

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, welcomeay," it is tuesday, february 3rd just about 6:00 in the east millions of commuters this morning are taking a risk. the combination of snow sleet and freezing temperatures are dangerous and record snowfall is everywhere you look. boston and outlying areas have seen the brunt. school has been closed five out of the last seven days. >> let's talk more about boston the back-to-back snowstorms breaking records once again. this is the snowiest week ever in boston. that's saying a lot. it got more than 40 inches in the last seven days. the heavy snow and frigid temperatures forcing officials to postpone the patriots victory parade. this while hundreds of flights are canceled this morning and another snowstorm is on the way. let's begin our team coverage with alexandra fields she is in boston. what's the latest there, alexandra? >> good morning, alisyn the celebrations simply have to wait because the situation is serious, another foot of snow dumped on the city. there are concerns about ice. t

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> welcome to yourday, february 24th just before 6:00 in the east. an american airlines jet slides off a taxiway after landing at dallas-fort worth international airport. none of the passengers or crew were injured. but more than 1,000 flights have now been canceled at the dallas airport in the last 24 hours. hundreds of serious accidents on roadways across the region. like this big rig still dangling off part of a highway. that's what you see. they don't know how to fix it yet. the police say the driver of the truck lost traction and slid off the road. >> what a mess the southeast now in the bull's eye of this crippling ice storm. cities like atlanta and charlotte also expected to have treacherous commute this morning. more than 175 million people bracing for frigid and dangerously cold temperatures we begin our team coverage with cnn'sor martin savage in stevensville texas. how is it there in. >> good morning to you, alisyn for the second day in a row, it's going to be a dangerous commute for texans y

along with chris cuomo. smashed box office records becoming the most popular war movie in u.s. history. but why? >> the main reason is possibly the man at the center, former navy seal sniper chris kyle. his war experience in iraq clearly resonating with millions, and not just americans but the iraq war is one of the most unpopular conflicts in recent memory. so despite all the film's success, it is not without controversy. but all of this is worth a deeper look because american sniper has quickly become more than a movie. >> i just want to get the bad guys. >> the american movie that has become a national moment. >> i'm ready. >> clint eastwood's american sniper has already raked in six oscar nominations including best actor for bradley cooper and almost $300 million, making it the highest-grossing war film ever. it's chris kyle's story, the man navy seal known as the deadliest sniper in u.s. military history. over 160 confirmed kills. >> do you ever think that you might have seen things or done some things over there that you wished you hadn't? >> oh, that's not me, no. >> what

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> we do have three breaking news stories this morning. at home and abroad. to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world, good morning and welcome to your "new day," it is wednesday, february 4th just before 6:00 in the east jordan is retaliating against isis after a captive pilot was burned alive. jordan has executed two terrorist prisoners as a result. they are promising this is only the beginning. we're going to have more on that in a moment but first we're following two horrific crashes. >> the first is a spectacular plane crash in taiwan. it was caught on a car's dash cam. we'll show you the video. and the other is a fiery rush hour train crashing just north of new york city. we start with the plane crash that killed at least 21 people. the terrifying moments captured on this video you're about to see. look at this. it shows the plane falling out of the sky moments after takeoff. striking that bridge and narrowly missing buildings in taipei before plunging into a river. >> so the search for the v

judge moore spoke in depth with chris cuomo. >> what you're confusing is law with an opinion of a justice the basic fallacy which all this is built upon. what did one lone judge in alabama federal court says is not law. if it were law, the united states supreme court wouldn't be meeting to determine this issue in april through june. >> two things your honor. first, this appeal for a stay went all the way to the supreme court. the stay was denied. that's the supreme court saying follow the district court order which is what is telling your state to allow the marriages. as you know the history of your state very well better than i, district courts are often the tool for change let's say, with segregation. if your state hadn't followed those district court orders you may still be in a different position legally. your response? >> what you're saying is the injunction was not lifted. it remains in effect. that injunction applied to the attorney general of the state, not the probate courts of alabama. again, that's the difficulty in this camp by the federal court to control the state of alabama

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcome to your "ay," it is wednesday, february 11th just before 6:00 in the east. the enemy is growing, that's what u.s. intelligence officials are saying. that isis is gaining foreign fighters. traveling to syria and iraq in unprecedented numbers, despite months of bombardment. there are more than 20,000 allegedly ready to go to battle for isis. that number is coming under scrutiny. >> a house homeland security meeting today, officials will testify that as many as 150 americans have tried to join the fight. this as president obama plans to formally ask congress to authorize the use of military force against isis. and the u.s. mourns the latest american hostage killed at the hands of the terror group. let's begin our team coverage with michelle kosinski live at the white house for us. >> this is testimony we expect to hear from the house of homeland committee from the director of the counterterrorism center and

. >>> this is "new day" with, chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning, welcomeay," it is wednesday, february 25th, just before 6:00 in the east. >>> the verdict is in the "american sniper" trial is in and it is guilty. a texas jury rejecting the insanity plea. the jury of ten women and two men less than two and a half hours to decide. >> the judge sentencing to the former marine to life in prison without the possibility of parole. this morning we're hearing for the first time all of the real-life drama unfolding in the courtroom. cnn's martin savidge joins us from stevenville, texas with more. that was a fast verdict, martin. >> it was, good morning to both of you. and you know it was pretty clear that the jury from the get-go was not buying into any of that insanity defense. none of that pig man kind of defense that was being put out there. you know it by this simple fact -- it took longer for closing arguments than it did for the jury to make up its mind. >> we've waited two years for god to get justice for us on behalf of our son. >> breaking overnight, the "

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela ferrara. >> welcome back everyone "new day." competing plans on the table as stability in the ukraine comes to the white house. the president is considering sending weapons to ukraine. chancellor merkel is advising them to pull back that russia could respond with force. >> merkel and french president hollande are getting set for top meetings wednesday with russia. he waives merkel's warning. he agreed to help. there are a lot of different angles on this story. we have them all covered. let's begin in ukraine's capital kiev fred what do we know? >> reporter: hi chris the ukrainian strs a dual strategy on all that. on the one hand they are looking forward to this summit set to take place in the belarus capital in minsk on wednesday where they hope a cease-fire agreement can be worked out. they say what's happened to past cease-fire agreement, they're not sure which agreement first of all could be hammered out, second of all, could be implemented. what you said they want the u.s. to give them weapons. they say the most i

. >> there is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and mikaela ferrara. >> good morning.ay." breaking overnight, egypt rocking isis targets in libya. the country launching airstrikes against the terrorists in revenge for a gut wrenching video appears to show the beheadings of christians in libya before they were slaughtered screaming, oh god. they have pulled egypt into the u.s.-led coalition. ian. >> reporter: oh am sin, early this morning, we saw an egypt f-16 slip into the night sky under the cover of darkness. their targets, isis training camps and weapons depos in the city of derna in libya. this morning we seen pictures on social media of the damage caused by that. this comes just after these isis militants beheaded 21 coptic christian egyptians on the beaches. a militant in the video gives out a warning to the christian community here in egypt, also the government and european union, libya is right on the doorstep of urine. for the ejigs, though they are taking a firm stance the ministry of foreign affairs is calling for greater international intervention in libya.

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> we beginthe relentless record-breaking snow paralyzing new england. boston shattering the record for the most snowfall in the last month with more than five feet of snow on the ground. the state's governor declaring a state of emergency. >> the snow has the city at a standstill. streets are impassable. cars are buried the rail service has trouble. now there are reports of roofs collapsing under the weight of the very heavy snow. let's begin our team coverage with rosa flores live in boston for us. big city there. certainly by massachusetts standards, and everything is just frozen. what's the latest? >> you know i want to show you the magnitude of the prolonged snow event. you can see there's a lot of snow around me. the snow banks very very high. i want to measure one for you, really quickly just to give you an idea this one, measures at about 45 inches here. and you're probably thinking rosa that's a snowbank no big deal. hear this -- the national weather service saying boston is going to rec

>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning, everyoney." we do begin with breaking news for you out of iraq. kurdish forces hammering isis. the peshmerga drilling the terrorists with air strikes in response to a major isis offensive. >> no question isis is trying to overrun kurdish defense positions. but the kurds are some of the strongest fighters the coalition has on the ground and they did not back down. for the latest we get to cnn's ian lee live on the ground in cairo. what do we know? >> well chris it was intense fighting close-quarter fighting for five hours time between isis and peshmerga fighters. toward the end of those five hours, we know two lines separated again and that's when coalition forces were able to start air strikes. before they couldn't. they couldn't risk hitting boesch merga fighters as well. we know that isis according to the peshmerga lost 40 fighters. a lot of them we're hearing are foreign fighters. peshmerga have been very vague on the fatalities on their side. although they're saying they lost several men i

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morningo new day, we have breaking details emerging about the desperate attempts to rescuesrestcue american aid worker kayla mueller. u.s. officials attempting a series of unsuccessful employs to rescue her. >> who she was and her amazing dedication to the oppressed, as well as the thoughts while in captivity. we have will ripley joining us with the latest developments there's so much that we did not know. >> so much. and you can talk about, i guess what really struck me the most even before we talk about the rescue attempts. this letter for somebody who was sitting in a small cramped cell scribbling on a notepad, writing a message to her family not knowing when they would receive it see it right there. to say things like even in prison one can be free. i'm praying for my family. my only suffer something the fact that i have caused you suffering. keep in mind this is a young woman in her mid 20s writing things like this. that letter will now go all over the world, to millions of people and th

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> announcernn breaking news. >> good morning and welcome back to "new day." we are following breaking news for you, we have three major breaking stories this morning. here at home and around the world. jordan hanging two terrorists in retaliation for the barbaric execution of its captured fighter pilot by isis. we'll bring you more on that story in a moment. but first, two spectacular and tragic crashes to tell you about. one, a fiery train wreck just north of new york city. and the other, a plane crash in taiwan with a dramatic rescue. >>> let's start there. take a look at this. it's a twin-engine plane in taiwan. not long after takeoff. you see it there? this is caught on jaw-dropping dash cam video. it started up in the left. just missed those buildings, hits the highway and falls into a very shallow river. we have new information about survivors and fatalities. cnn's david mckenzie is monitoring developments live in beijing. what do we know? >> chris, i want to give you the late thebt morning

it's so different from how we used to approach this. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomomorning. welcome to your "new day." it is tuesday, february 24th just before 8:00 in the east. we are following breaking developments this morning in the south. the south is in trouble. overnight, take a look at this an american airlines jet sliding off a taxiway at dallas fort worth international airport. hundreds of flights canceled at dfw and atlanta's hartfield jackson airport. they are not equipped and the hazards are growing. >> there have been hundreds of accidents. this big rig is dangling off an interstate in dallas after the driver lost control and slipped off the road. this morning's commute is sure to be a mess in the southeast. >>> this morning, more than 175 million people are feeling this dangerous bone-chilling cold. one of them is our own martin savidge. he is in stevenville, texas. how cold is it there martin? >> reporter: oh, it is a stinger. it's a face chiller, and this is the second winter storm that the south's endured in about the span of a week. this is the sec

back to your "new day," i'm chris cuomo, alisyn camerota is off, we have brianna keilar and john bermanth us this morning. the beautiful michaela pereira is where she should be on the red carpet in hollywood covering the oscars. >> living the life. >> you look gorgeous. can't wait to hear what you have to say. i miss you. the big news from here -- retaking mosul. this could be the biggest battle against isis so far. will it take u.s. boots on the ground to get it done? that's the question. now in a rare preview of military action the pentagon is revealing details of the major military offensive to come. including when it may happen. why? aimed at driving isis out of iraq's second city. hoping they have a better thought about it. >> and this comes as president obama urges muslim nations to step up and do more to help stamp out extremism. we have team coverage and we're beginning with cnn's barbara starr, live for us at the pentagon. good morning, barbara. >> good morning, brianna. according to the pentagon the plan looks like this it will start, they hope sometime in late april or may. a

>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morningfriday february 6th. just after 8:00 in the east. there is renewed urgency this morning to stop the deadly russian aggression in ukraine with concerns of a broader conflict brewing, western nations are sending in the big guns to keep a depleted eastern ukraine from becoming part of western russia. >>> vice president biden meeting with european leaders in brussels. they're set to meet with vladimir putin. can he be slowed down after a year's worth of pressure has gone basically nowhere. we have this story covered from all angles beginning with cnn national security correspondent jim sciutto in kiev. >> chris and alisyn we have the french and german leaders arriving in moscow within the hour. their effort there they say in the simplest terms, to end a war in europe. the german chancellor talking about ending the horror on the ground in eastern ukraine. those are the stakes right now. the focus is on resurrecting a peace agreement negotiated in september. the trouble is they're going to b

because of you, i am getting a very fancy steak dinner out of chris cuomo and mikaela ferrara my co-hosts to have to buy them an expensive steak dinner. i woke up this morning and said oh my gosh if you want to come with me and have them buy us a steak dinner the invitation is yours. >> say no. >> thank you thank you. that's so nice of you. thank you and i guess we can just get back on that another time. >> that right. >> i thank you for the offer and everything. it's not a deny i'm just saying. >> no i'll take that as a no i'm cheap. i love you, champ, i don't want to have to buy udiner especially as a jet's fan. does this mean more to you to get where you are, hard time earlier in college, coming out of vicsburg mississippi, getting back into the game going undrafted having to fight your way up does it mean even more? >> i tell you like this i could have came from a rich family or had everything in the world, if i still would have made if i would have made that play not traveling the journey that i took i still feel the same way today. because that just don't happen too often. it's just

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> this is cnn breakingeveryone welcome back to "new day," we do have a lot of breaking news for you this morning. there are reports that jihadi john the masked executioner with the british accent in several of those gruesome isis beheading videos has been identified. >> let's get to cnn senior international correspondent nic robertson in london for breaking details. the big thing here is that authorities knew about him. they know the path to how he got where he got and that's very important for us this morning. what do we know? >> well this is information that "reuters" is reporting from the "washington post." and from the bbc. they are calling jihadi john mohammed emwazi. according to the details in the "washington post" report from which "reuters" has got the name they're saying he lived in london. he was a kuwaiti origin. he was from a middle class, well-to-do family. that had studied computer and electronics here in the uk. at least computer studies here in the uk at the university in london. and the de

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morningh. 8:00 in the east. news of an agreement to end the bloodshed in eastern ukraine. the leaders of germany and france reportedly reaching a peace deal with president of russia and ukraine following all-night talks, but there is reason for skepticism. >> now the cease-fire is scheduled to begin on sunday once the agreement is signed by all parties. let's begin our coverage with senior international correspondent nic robertson. it's live in minsk with the latest. tell us how this all came together nic. >> reporter: 17 hours. a marathon session of talks overnight. it almost fell apart on several occasions. the ukrainian president at one point saying there wasn't enough on the table for him. the separatists saying the same. what we have right now, a cease-fire that should come into full effect by midnight saturday night into sunday morning. when that happens, heavy weapons get pulled back. then there is a demilitarized zone created between the two forces. the separatists are expected to pul

. >> if you want smack talk you go to chris cuomo. >> some people believe they will define themselves>> my sense is the other teams will cancel themselves out with the hubris. >> he went to harvard where every president went. that's a problem. >> dead weight jake. >> dead weight jake. >> then there's cuomo. the testosterone overload. >> you guys are going down so hard. >> no. guess what? wheel win. what are you talking about? >> all right. good luck. tune in to see who won the cnn quiz show this monday night, president's day, by the way. 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> all right. checking our top stories. an argentina prosecutor says whether the president hid iran's alleged role in a deadly 1994 bombing. the probe was postponed after another prosecutor was found dead in his apartment with a gunshot wound to his head the day before he was to testify about the allegations. >>> oregon's four term governor has resigned. as a criminal investigation continues involving his fiancee and her consulting work. the governor acknowledged he had become a liability to his state but asserted his innocence of

chris ary 16th, president's day. it is 6:00 in the east. questions cuomo is off today.night to tell you about. egypt launching airstrikes after gruesome video shows the beheading of more than a dozen coptic christians on a beach in libya. >>> this appears to show a shift in crisis for isis. they show past prop been da that showed before and after shots. could this latest fatality bring egypt into the u.s.-led coalition? coverage on the ground in cairo. >> reporter: what we know this morning, in the early hours, under the cover of darkness f-16s flying out over libya, becoming the city. what we are hearing is they were targeting weapons