>> i really did, erin.bout him from some t i had found who have not yet spoken to the press. i'll be writing about them in my next article for the new york review. and when i was talking to them they were very kind. and they knew a lot about the tsarnaev family. they had associated with the tsarnaevs for many years and they were quite eager to tell their story. as they were telling me their story, misha's name came up and i said that's interesting.him? they said oh, yeah we knew him quite well. he was hanging around. we didn't -- you know we thought he was a very nice harmless guy. we don't understand why the tsarnaevs are saying these things about him. then i asked if they knew his name and they said they did and he live edd in rhode island. there's only one person by that name in rhode island. there are not very many armenians who converted to islam. and he confirmed that detail to me when i saw him. again, there's this physical description that matches. when i arrived at the apartment, i almost -- they u

erin? >> erin, thank you very much.ly, a lot of answers they want from her as she was living in the very small apartment with tamerlan and his brother, dzhokhar, as they were building pipe bombs and other bombs in that apartment. if tamerlan tsarnaev was practicing a radical form of islam, the big question is, why didn't anyone recognize that he was going in the wrong direction and planning deadly violence? his family says they began to notice a change in his behavior in 2009. but what about the people he prayed with? because he went regularly to mosque in cambridge, massachusetts. >> reporter: worshipping under the roof of this mosque, the tsarnaev brothers aroused no suspicions they were planning deadly violence. now the mosque leadership has to defend itself against claims it is a haven for radicals. >> a lot of the claims made are simply false. there have been people coming in and out from this place. we have a congregation of 1300 people. >> charles jacobs is a critic of the islamic society of boston. >> they're ai

what do they tell you, erin?> well, basically, they're saying that katie russell came from a great family. everyone likes her sister. they thought katie was very well liked, dependable, hard-working. talked to her younger sisters today and this is what she had to say about that. >> honestly, such a surprise. i -- when i heard the news. i didn't believe it at first. just because it's, you know, especially in north kingstown. especially not the russells, never. they're such a wonderful family. i couldn't believe it. and i doubt that she knew anything about it. >> and, erin, that's what we're getting from a lot of people in north kingstown today. they're very surprised by this whole thing. a lot of members of the community don't like the big presence and focus on this right now. >> all right, erin mcpike, thank you very much. next, tamerlan tsarnaev was on government assistance. does that shock you? it shocked us. apparently, that's true. what changed and how could it have affected his lifestyle before the alleged b

erin barnett starts now. >> out front next, erin burnett in times square. plus, we have the very latest on the investigation tonight. friends of dzhokhar tsarnaev now being held tonight in federal custody. let's go "outfront." ♪ >> good evening. out front tonight, this was the next target on the boston bomber's hit list. the surviving suspect has told investigators that he and his brother were headed right here to times square in new york city to detonate more explosives before they were stopped. i'll have a lot more on this story from right here in times square. and we have all the other angles of the investigation covered tonight. in boston, drew griffin, david mattingly and brian todd. in rhode island, erin pike. nick robertson with new in fact on the suspect's parents. here's what we know. obviously you get a sense of how loud and busy it is here in times square. sit an incredibly busy place. hundreds of thousands come here today. here's what we know about the alleged plot to bomb times square. the younger son, dzhokhar, told investigators he and his br

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erin burnett is here with me as well. erin, just when we've been standing here in the last few minutes, we've seen a whole bunch of cars blazing behind us, presumably heading toward that area in watertown right now as well. >> that is what we presume. i have to say we've been standing here throughout the day since 9:00 this morning. we have not seen activity like that. this was probably 10 or 12 cars. they were going very quickly. and they were clearly on their way -- >> let's quickly go to drew. he is in watertown. drew, you heard the gun shots maybe two dozen gun shots just a few moments ago. >> yes. sounded like from automatic fire. i haven't heard a single gunshot since. we've seen tons of activity, wolf, s.w.a.t. teams moving in the direction to my right in an impressive amount of people. lots of police cars. i just did see a very hot running ambulance heading in the direction towards the gun shots that i heard. i want to say that instructively to our viewers. but also to alert all our crews around this town to be on

erin burnett starts now. >> and good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. we have breaking news. a new imminent threat. nor north korea has likely completed all the launch preparations. an imminent threat. new u.s. intelligence shows that north korea has now likely completed all launch preparations and the missile test could be, quote, imminent. pyongyang is warning foreigners to leave south korea immediately. as again you're standing there seeing how people respond, are they taking the threat seriously? >> reporter: yes, to a certain extent. and here's why. because this sort of threat levied directly at foreign visitors to south korea, this is a little more rare than all of the other threats. that is ratcheting up of a psychological warfare. foreign visitors aren't used to be directly spoken to by the north korean officials. i can tell you that while they're paying attention, they're not alarmed. i did speak with one american visitor who's here on business. she says she took the unusual step of registering with the u.s. embassy. but she says it didn't stop her from traveling her

erin?g in re lopez now a former member of the fbi hazardous office for 22 years, and ray, get your fake on this. you just heard joe reporting that this pressure cooker type of device has been discussed in the al qaeda magazine and of course are common in ieds in both iraq and afghanistan. does this suggest to you that this could be an attack that had some sort of foreign inspiration or is that not as far as you would go? >> well, erin, hello and i would say basically the pressure cooker is just a vessel. other people have used it in the past and the mere fact that it's on the internet and the other publications to be used as an ied with pretty detailed instructions on how to create these kind of things, it's kind of out there, anybody can pick this up, either a domestic or foreign person who wants to hurt us. >> there have been at least two instances, reiay of use of pressure cooker devices in the united states. >>> one of three devices in the may 2010 times square bombing and army private

a plot that police were able, thankfully, to put a stop to, erin. >> so, erin, what about motive?s just seems so bizarre. >> well, jocelyn was actually not the only celebrity mentioned in their writings. they also talked about r. kelly and beyonce. prosecutors say as to why she specifically was singled out in this plot, we may never know. some of the writings did mention her royal connections. she is a friend of the royal family. she attended the royal wedding. one of the writings referred to the queen as a she devil who likes jos stone. then again, we may never know, erin. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> how about this? do you care about sex scandals in politics? fair question. south carolina voters are about to decide. >>> and we're going to show you some video of adorable kittens. why? because we know that you love it. we have the proof. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on think

>> yeah, erin.ing about this entire thing is a number of agents investigating the marathon bombing have now turned their attention over to this grisly triple homicide. one of the reasons is that tamerlan and one of the victims were best friends. they were sparring partners and by all accounts they were very, very close to one another. well, that friend was killed back in september of 2011 and what's so interesting about it is that the way in which the individual was killed, he actually had his throat slit and the district attorney saying that it really -- his head was -- the victim's head was pulled back and then the throat slit from ear to ear. two other men also were there at the time and they, too, were killed in a similar way. now, why is this interesting? according to a source that we're speaking to, apparently tamerlan tsarnaev was one of the last people to see his friend alive. after that, about three months later, he decides to go to russia. so that's one of the reasons they are going back a

erin?> nick walsh, thank you very much. crucial details coming to light and could be at the center of this while recovering in his hospital bed the youngest of the two brothers, dzhokhar was charged with using a weapon of mass destruction and the white house announced he will not be tried as an enemy combatant. this intensified a debate over how to handle terrorism cases in this country. today senator lind lindsey gramd them to reconsider this. >> i'm asking them to leave on the table the option if the evidence warrants to designate this individual as an enemy combatant. the ability to have access to this suspect without a lawyer present to gather intelligence about a future attack is absolutely essential to our national security. >> democratic congressman, a member of the house intelligence committee is "outfront." good to have you with us. we know that suspect two has been read his miranda rights so he will not be designated as an enemy combatant but if he had he wouldn't have been intitl

erin? >> deb, thank you very much. just powerful image of people seeing the distance from that spot. i want to go to joe johns in washington. we are learning -- this is perhaps a crucial detail, everyone, a big development. russia warned not only the fbi about tamerlan tsarnaev but they also then warned the cia. and so i know you've been working this story. what you have learned about the information that the russians gave to u.s. intelligence agencies? >> erin, the headline here is that we now have two u.s. government agencies that say they were warned about alleged boston bomber tamerlan tsarnaev. we already knew that fbi was told about him and investigated him in 2011. tonight we learn that the cia, the central intelligence agency, got basically the same information about tsarnaev from russia later the same year. it's important because tsarnaev was allowed to fly to russia, stay there for six months and fly back to the united states in 2012. the question being asked all over washington right now is why federal autho

erin? >> all right. thank you, jim. >>> still to come, one of the most vocal gun advocates in the country comes "outfront." i'll ask ted nugent about background checks and whether the government is going to confiscate guns. >>> plus, cops say a suspect who went on a slashing and stabbing spree was looking to wear the faces of his victims. >>> and tonight's shoutout, man versus shark. just take a look at this video of a fisherman in hawaii reeling in a tuna. he gets the fish close to the 13:47:00: kayak and then a tiger shark is going to leap out of the water and try to steal his catch. look at that. i mean you're in a kayak, people. the shark circled back, slammed into the kayak and got what it came for. his fish. here's the guy's reaction. >> holy. [ beep ] >> yeah, you lost the fish. you know what? you get the "outfront" shoutout and you're still alive. ♪ [ male announcer ] purpose elevates what we do. raises it to a more meaningful place. makes us live what we do, love what we do and fills our work wi

erin? >> nick, one final quick question. there was a major crackdown, i know, on individuals connected to islamic extremist organizations in russia today. 140 people arrested, if i have my numbers right. what happened? that's a sting like we've never seen in this country. >> reporter: this is a huge effort by the security services. a religious group on the outskirts of moscow. now this group, not one that's been in the spotlight previously in accusations of connections to radicalism in the past. there's no point, no connection at this point being advertised to the boston bombings. i should point out from seeing how the security services work, they may have seized on the global spotlight of the boston bombings to perhaps crack down on a group -- group they've been wanting to make a move on for a while. we haven't seen these numbers before, given these were lone wolves operating, perhaps used this to try and preempt accusations they've not been doing enough against radicals in their midst. >>

erin burnett "outfront." >>> ou, manhunt. the fbi late today releasing a video of two possible suspects, two possible suspects. we're going to go through the images frame by frame. plus, we're learning more tonight about the massive explosion at a fertilizer plant in texas. more than 150 people injured. the death toll continues to rise. there's a lot to cover tonight. let's go "outfront." >> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett live from boston tonight. "outfront" tonight, we begin with breaking news. suspects, plural, revealed. today fbi officials released video and photos of two male suspects in the boston marathon bombings. we want to show that you video right now. we're going to show it to you a lot during this program. we're going to be going through it frame by frame. suspect one is in the dark hat. walking in front of suspect two in the white hat. they're walking in the direction of the marathon finish line right before the blast went off. suspect one, we'll show you the photos. they have still photos of each of th

erin?> thank you, dana. you just heard her talk about senator wicker received a protective detail. earlier i spoke to the chairman of the homeland security committee, and i asked him about that added security. >> i think security detail would be appropriate in light of the events, obviously. i think a lot of members of congress have threats, and this one is certainly one to be taken seriously. i don't have any background. i know roger well. he's a very nice guy. i don't know why anybody would want to do this to him. >> that was the chairman of the homeland security committee. >>> "out front" next, we're going to go through the before and after photo of the blast area. what authorities were looking for this those images. plus the images we have in the past couple hours of all the shards of the pressure cooker. we're going to go through them one by one and see what they show us. >>> and then, horror and tragedy. what is it like to hear your loved one has survived the attack, go to the hospita

appreciate your taking the time. >> thank you, erin. >>> all right. and still to come, secret tapes from the office of mitch mcconnell, talking about the strategy against ashley judd, yes, shocking. but is it even more shocking that someone may have literally put a bug in the office? the fbi's involved. >>> later, anthony bourdain and i compare notes about the adventures to parts unknown. >>> 14 people stabbed on a texas college campus. we'll take you there tonight. djibouti, africa, 2004. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto-insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> our second story "outfront," secret recordings. this is not watergate. the fbi says it's looking in to how a recording of mitch mcconnell political aides in the hands of a rep

erin?it is amazing and some people may say how did it get to john kerry and to eric holder? that's the highest level of the american government. why -- who what are the national security impacts of this case that have gotten it to this level? >> reporter: look, they make a very, very compelling case. the more you look in to it. they believe that the company that he was working for ime, a singapore company, this is the parents saying this, that ime they believe a front for chinese companies wanting access to high level western technology and american technology. they believe that a company, a chinese company, specifically interested in building a radar, that would have military purposes so this is what they're getting at. they built a very, very strong case for why they believe their son was killed and murdered and wasn't suicide. >> when you have a chance to talk to them to, miguel, i talked to the parents before and asked them if there's anything to convince them it wasn't murder. let's pl

erin burnett here.elopment overseas about the man who wants to be leader again, pervez musharraf is right now under house arrest and wants to be president again. he returned to pakistan just last month after several years of self-imposed exile. he faces charges dating back to when he was pakistan's military ruler. musharraf was hoping to run for political office again. >> and now more on the devastation in west, texas. after a fire and explosion at a fertilizer plant happened around 7:50 central standard time last night people watched in horror as a huge fireball, explosion and then burst into the sky. fredricka whitfield talked to responders. >> we need any ambulance we can get this way. >> reporter: at the time, all anyone knew was that a major fire had erupted in the night sky over the tiny town of west, texas. this young man was just yards away from the scene. >> i'm standing at my truck and then boom. >> we were able to cover one and then i grabbed my little one and dove through the door. it was li

a plot that police were able, thankfully, to put a stop to, erin. >> so, erin, what about motive? this just seems so bizarre. >> well, jocelyn was actually not the only celebrity mentioned in their writings. they also talked about r. kelly and beyonce. prosecutors say as to why she specifically was singled out in this plot, we may never know. some of the writings did mention her royal connections.

maggie. >> erin, that's right.'re looking at is the front door of the apartment building where the sister lives. this has been corp done ecordon police tape. we just saw a car pull up. there's more movement than we've seen in quite some time, so it may be that either she is about to exit with her husband, possibly. or they're about to start bringing evidence out. one presumes they've been trying to find out if there's been any contact, when the last time she spoke to her brothers. we haven't been able to get a lot of information from law enforcement officials here. they have been on the scene all morning. there is a huge amount of media surrounding this as you can imagine as well as neighbors who are as surprised to see the police here as anyone. not a lot of them seem to know a lot about the sister. we may find out more in coming days. but, again, the sister and her husband we believe inside being questioned by the fbi for more than -- or about two hours now. we have seen some movement. we do think that they might

he wish ed that we would respec his feelings, erin. >> all right, erin, thank you very much.ting from rhode island and interesting there. there are so many questions. now, it's been well, it's been weeks. another meeting with her attorneys, russell has remained mostly out of sight, but is said to be cooperating. i want to bring in mark garrigos. originally law enforcement officials said they had several major questions about this case and one was how is it possible for the wife which lived in this small apartment, to not have any idea that her husband was experimenting with bombs and explosives lying around the apartme apartment. that was a big question they had. they've done nothing in charging her, arresting her. does that exonerate her? >> no, i wouldn't say it exonerates here by any means. in fact, one of the things, techniques you run into with the feds, we often joke that even the mafia spares the women and children. the feds will bring the wives or the spouses in and in this case, i can see where if she's cooperating, why in the world would you arrest first and ask que

>> reporter: hey, erin, with e we've been moved back significantly. the police officers are trying to get everyone out of the way, basically. they have said you guys are in the line of fire and they proceeded to move us back significantly. i am told by -- i'm told by an intel source, that, in fact, they may -- it may be that they have found somebody else, an associa associate, who may have had -- who may have had -- sorry, just seeing what the noise is about. >>> i'll being told by an intel, it may be that they have found an associate, an associate, of the younger bomber, the younger, suspected bomber. so that is what i am being told right now. they called for a russian translater. they have moved us back. there are sharp shooters everywhere. they are monitoring the situation. they have surrounded either a home or a vehicle, it's difficult to see where we are right now. but they pulled us back significantly. what we were reporting earlier today, earlier this morning, we're probably about a block away from that. like i said, the police officer yelled,

as erin said, breaking news tonight on two fronts.deral law enforcement officials that there is an arrest in connection, as erin said, with the poison letters sent to the u.s. president and the u.s. senator. new developments as well in the bombing case to tell you about. and obviously, it has been a roller coaster day foreople here, emotionally and in terms of the facts of the story, it is not over yet. a short time ago, the fbi, again, postponed a news briefing that was originally pushed back from the 5:00 hour. it was supposed to be then at the top of the 8:00 hour. we don't know why this has been pushed back. we hope to learn more throughout the hour. >>> firsthough, we want to check in with joe johns, on the de

>> well, erin, that's a great question.fact, i think what you're pointing to is that authorization used military force which was drafted in the wake of 9/11 is really outdated and doesn't fit the kind of changing threat that we're facing. we ear seriousry degraded al qaeda's core. but now we're seeing the spinoffs and franchises and a lot of self radicalized cases. and that's going to require a different approach and a different legal basis. but simply because the threat environment changed doesn't mean that our constitution is so flexible that we can ignore its provisions. i do think that what we ought to call the administration to do is come forward with a new structure and to articulate how the rule of law will support protecting the country in this new threat environment. but there just wasn't the case for treating this brother as an enemy combatant and i think it was very premature for some of my senate colleagues to call for limb to be treated that way. >> interesting point. also interesting we need to really reconsid

erin burnett picks up our coverage. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, we have breaking news on the terror attack in boston. here is the latest of what we know right now in this rapidly developing story. two people are dead and according to our affiliate wcvb, one of the victims is 8 years old. at least 110 have been injured. 8 are in critical condition. 14 serious and 8 of them at this time we can tell you are children. federal law enforcement has also been placed on a level one mobilization. the first explosion went off just before 3:00, around 2:50 p.m. eastern standard time today. right near the finish line of the boston marathon. now they captured the blast as it happened. >> the second explosion goes off ten seconds later. you're going to see it here. many people are standing by. they're right behind those flags. runners were literally knocked off their feet and thousands of spectators were sent scrambling for safety. there was a third explosion that went off around 4:00 p.m. at the nearby jfk library. now very uncertain at this

erin, back to you.hat brian just made about these injuries, three lives were lost, but so many people fighting for their lives tonight. this is far from over for them. there have been so many [ frightening stories from eye witnesses that described the deafening blast, the shattering glass and what they saw happen earlier i spoke to one mother who was closing in on the finish line. she was&Ñ5óx running. her husband and two children were watching her get ready to off. i asked her how she barely escaped injury. >> angel on my shoulder or whatever you wanted to call it. i had been running on the left, slapping people's hands and knew my family was in they bleachers on the right. fqy i moved over so my daughter could see me. ) rp(pened right to my left, ani immediately looked over and saw the runners down andol just sm and people up against the fences and just horrific, horrific scene. >> what did you think when that happened? were you just inxç shock? did you think this was an attack? what went through yo

>> erin, obviously, this is a very delicate situation. and what they're trying to do right now is naturally to keep the gunman calm. the first choice in any situation like this as mike brooks will tell you, get the man talking. find out what he needs and find a peaceful resolution to this. so we're seeing a lot of law enforcement here. they're keeping residents from going into the neighborhoods. this is happening before anyone could get home from work. so there's a large crowd outside the neighborhood right now. we've been told that some residents near the house in particular have been taken away to safety but most residents are staying in their homes. they were already in the neighborhood. and this is a nice neighborhood, large houses, four, five bedroom houses, well manicured lawns. suburban area, a north of atlanta. so you're seeing a lot of confusion on the part of the people who live here. not something that you would expect to see in their neighborhood. erin? >> yeah. i mean, if not something at all. mike, let me ask you. we're talk

. >> yeah, everyone, of course, chris cuomo and erin burnett here in new york. extensive team coverage of the terror attack in boston. we are bringing you everything we know on this developing story. it's very much that, as we try to find out who was responsible and how it happened. this hour, hear from our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta talking about people fighting for their lives today. he's at brigham women's hospital in boston. many bomb victims are being treated there. cnn analyst, tom fuentes joining us boston, new information about the bomb but how it was designed. jessica yellin live from the white house. we have every angle covered as we try to find more information out. >> erin, because we obviously set the scene here by remembering the little boy who lost his life, three lives were taken, his face kind of captures the symbolism of how harsh and painful the situation was. we're learning more about him and the family. we heard about the reaction from his father. carol costello's piece setting up exactly who this little boy was and what wa

we've got a lot of experience, erin. >> obviously a crucial link there. nick robertson reporting live from dagistan. still ahead, a hearing on whether clues were missed by the fbi. plus, investigators are talking to tamerlan's wife. and the man who went out to look at his boat right after the lockdown was relaxed. they found a man at the center of a nationwide man hunt. ♪ [ female announcer ] from more efficient payments. ♪ to more efficient pick-ups. ♪ wireless is limitless. ♪ from tracking the bus. ♪ to tracking field conditions. ♪ wireless is limitless. ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. governor of getting it done. you know how to dance... with a deadline. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any ca

erin?> all right. tom, thanks very much to you. the images that the fbi released earlier this evening could reveal clues about the suspects. not because they are getting a close look at their faces but there are other things, too. i'm joined live here in boston with deb feyerick. you have an understanding of talking with investigators that they are looking at every single step that these two people took all the way down the road. >> absolutely. and to give a little more perspective, we do know -- i've spoken with a number of analysts. those two men were heading down in the path towards the finish line. they were just about eight feet apart. they have practiced this route multiple times. they knew exactly where they were going. they knew exactly how much time they had in between the various stops. these men are carrying explosives. they are carrying bombs on their backs and yet they don't look nervous, not in the least. that's why investigators believed they rehearsed this route many, many t

i think erin will sit on my lap.ou soon. >> we were traveling back on the thruway heading south. we were driving in the center lane and the vehicle came up rather quickly in the right lane and moved into the center lane, moved back into the right lane and continued to make a series of movements changing lanes rather aggressively. we both looked and we saw a woman grasping on to the steering wheel, appearing to concentrate as she was driving. and the last movement it made it made from the right lane and it kind of cut off a car in the middle lane and the car of the truck actually swerved out of the way to avoid it. but each time it made the movement, it did it -- the vehicle was kind of -- it was very precise. it would move into the lane, it would move out of the lane, and it was done with some degree of precision. and there came a point in time where we actually could see children's heads kind of swaying back and forth as the vehicle moved. ♪ >> coming down the thruway going to the rest area, i thought we passed her.

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erin for us in rhode island. erin appreciate it so much. and, again, i'm brooke baldwin here in boston joined by my colleague, good to see you, jake tapper standing next to me. so let's move along. the mother here the mother of these brothers now saying she will head to the united states despite the risk of her own arrest on shoplifting charges. she is hoping to visit her only surviving son, dzhokhar tsarnaev, who, as i speak, is sitting in this ten by ten foot cell. we're covering ing recovering from his gunshot wounds. at this prison medical facility, in devens massachusetts. just about 40 miles outside of boston. >> cnn'sshleigh banfield is here with the latest on his condition. ashleigh, a source told you when dzhokhar arrived at the hospital, originally he was covered in blood. what else can you tell us about that? >> we're getting a lot of inside information and color, if you will about that really awful night after this terrible back and forth of gunfire with the police. when dzhokhar tsarnaev was brought to the beth israel deaconess

erin? >> all right. thanks very much to jim., just two months after a deputy district attorney is gunned down in texas, his boss also murdered in cold blood. prosecutors are now living in fear. plus, an "outfront" investigation tonight. an all white student group patrolling a college campus to fight what is an increase in black on white crime. well, we investigated. do the numbers add up? bny mellon has the vision and experience to help. we look at the full picture... to uncover risk, find opportunities, and create a plan that's best suited for you. bny mellon. i'm up next, but now i'm singing the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. ♪ oh what a relief it is! >>> welcome back to the second half of "outfront." we start with stories we care about where we focus on our reporting from the front lines. so we begin with a massive cleanup which is under way in mayflower, arkansas. 12,000 barrels of oil spilled there over the weekend. it's called the peg us is pipeline.