errol errol?with the fact that separatists have been able to gain ground amid threats of sanctions and -- actual sanctions and threats of what else could take place, we should note that even though he won't be there, u.s. president barack obama will be hanging over this meeting. the u.s. of course considering arming the ukrainians. if these talks fail, surely that threat is playing a role as well. >> reporter: yeah. that's certainly not sitting well with russian officials. yesterday the security -- head of security council for the kremlin of quoted in russian media accusing americans of essentially trying to start an interstate military conflict that could lead to regime change. so that sort of gives you an idea of the russian mindset on all this talks of potential so-called lethal aid to kiev. now, the americans for their part have long accused russia of sending in military personnel and supplies into eastern ukraine, fueling the crisis leaving the ukrainian military badly outgunned. the european

>> reporter: hi, errol. that's right. so-called last chance negotiations still seeming to be under way. that russian media report that you are referencing, a state news agency citing a source close to negotiations reporting a document was 80% done. we're hearing from russian state tv is reporting after an agreement is reached and signed by germany, france russia, and ukraine, it will be presented to the so-called contact group that's also holding talks today in minsk, the contract group consists of separatist leaders, representatives from kiev as well as osc monitors. it does seem to be a fluid situation right now, although russia going into these talks was optimistic that some sort of agreement was within reach. even though according to media reports, russia's demands were substantial, demanding a cease-fire line according to reflect the separatists gains that they had made in fighting in recent days and weeks since the last cease-fire agreement was reached in september. russia also on the issue of the ukrainian border d

errol? >> we'll be watching closely to see when king abdullah returns to jordan. what sack steps he will take. you can see he has this emotional momentum within the country now. key question is how does he play that happen without playing into isis' hands, making them weaker not more strong. becky anderson with the reaction from abu dhabi just past midday. rosemary? >>> just days ago in iraq isis launch an attack and manage to take over an area southwest of kirkuk after heavy clashes. our phil black is in erbil with more. isis has had its win and losses. what is the situation on the ground there? is there a situation where we're hearing from some and that gets conflicted by others, that they're not going to last much longer? is that the feedback you're getting? >>> it's mixed, rosemary certainly. i think that the momentum that isis had last year when it first charged through this region and claim so much ground so quickly, that has certainly been contained to a significant degree through the

errol?> zain, it's with a heavy heart we report this news. cbs announced the death of one of its own on wednesday. >> we have some sad news tonight from within our cbs news family. our "60 minutes" colleague bob simon was killed this evening. it was a car accident in new york city. >> bob simon earned countless awards for his work on "60 minutes," including 27 emmys. police say simon was a passenger in the back of a town car when it collided with another vehicle at a red light and then hit a traffic divider. police are still investigating this accident. it only happened a few hours ago. simon leaves behind his wife and daughter. he was 73 years old. >>> something was noticeably absent from wednesday's broadcast of nbc's "nightly news." brian williams' name was cut from the graphics on the first edition of the news cast since williams' six-month suspension was announced tuesday. lester holt had this to say. >> brian is a member of our family, but so are you, our viewers. we'll work every nigh

. >> i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> egyptian fighter planes have hit isis targets in libya. the egyptian military says their jets have all returned safely from their missions. >> these twoxattacks are in response to a video showing decapitations on a beach in libya. isis captured those christians this past december and january. >> cnn's ian lee joins us now live from cairo with the latest. egypt's president has condemned the beheadings and has already responded as we've reported with these air strikes conducted on isis territory? >> reporter: the president spoke in cover of dark. . f-16s were taking off and struck targets inside libya. this is according to the egyptian military. they hit warehouses and weapons depots in libya. local media on the ground there is saying that the targets were in the city of durna. a city that was taken over by isis a while ago. it has a long history of militant activity. we're waiting to see if this one a one-off or a continuous campaign against isis in libya. t

errol?> paula i'm wondering if anything suggests the drills will be any more dangerous than usual. in your report you suggest some experts think the opposite. >> reporter: this is a big year for north korea. this is the year where they will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the country's foundation. so certainly they have some big plans, some slogans have already been announced to commemorate the event. we know from north korean officials in their anoums that they'll will have -- announcements that they will have large celebrations. we don't know the details, but it's an important year. the milestones and anniversaries are celebrated very closely, very carefully in pyongyang. so there is a school of thought that any military confrontation beyond the usual ratcheting up of rhetoric may be a distraction in pyongyang. at least that is the hope here in south korea. >> we soon shall see. live from seoul, south korea, just past 5:20 in the afternoon there. thanks. >>> a shore break now. the family

errol will? >> certainly those peshmerga fighters doing all that they can with what they have. ben wedeman, live inner bill thanks. >>> we attorney heightened security at the mall of america. one of the biggest shopping centers in the u.s. >> attention -- >> authorities staged a security lockdown at the sprawling complex near minneapolis on monday. that's after the somalian terror group al shabaab called for lone wolf attacks on the u.s. canada and united kingdom. security officials at the mall of america say they are taking all necessary precautions. >> they have dedicated teams that are patrolling the mall of america. they have uniform and plain clothes officers. officers trained specifically in behavior detection techniques. >> the fbi is downplaying the threat saying there are no known credible threats against any u.s. malls. >>> turkey is helping in the search for three british teenagers believed to be heading into syria to join isis. >> the girls, ages 15 and 16 were last seen a week ago ge

. >> i'm errol barnett. thank you very much for joining us. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> it took a jury in the u.s. state of texas less than three hours to reach their verdict in the so-called american sniper trial. >> eddie ray routh here in the center was found guilty of killing former u.s. navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle and his friend chad littlefield back in 2013 at a gun ranging. kyle on the right, was a former u.s. navy s.e.a.l. with 160 confirmed kills while fighting as a sharpshooter in iraq. trial captured worldwide headlines as kyle at the same time was profiled across the globe in the oscar-nominated film "american sniper." >> now, our ed lavandera is in steubenville texas, and had more on the verdict including emotional reaction from families impacted by the killings. >> reporter: it was a swift verdict here in steubenville texas, where the "american sniper" jury has found eddie ray routh guilty of murdering chris kyle and chad littlefield. the verdict came in less than 2 opinion 5 hours after starting its deliberations. the jury rejectin

errol? >> you know why they called it offensive? samantha power also saying russian behavior is like a dangerous feedback loop. any say one thing, and she claim they are behaving in the exact opposite way. live in moscow just past 10:30 there. thank you very much. >>> let's take a quick break. next here on "cnn newsroom," comic book superheroes who battle extremist ideologies. >>> also coming up it is the most prestigious event on the canine calendar the westminster dog show. we'll tell you which pooch took top prize. >>> you are watching "cnn newsroom." thank you very much for staying with us. i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rose row. it is time to check -- rosemary church. it is time to check the headlines. the french newspaper "le monde" says last month's terror attacks in paris were coordinated. the paper says one of the gunmen in the "charlie hebdo" massacre sent a text just before the attack according to investigators. it went to amedy colin powell bale who killed four -- coulibaly who killed four people days later. >>> a terrorist

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church.et's update you on our top stories this hour. >> an australian journalist who served 400 days in an egyptian prison is finally heading home. peter greste and two other journalists were supporting the muslim brotherhood. greste is en route to his final destination while his colleagues are still behind bars. >>> the family of kenji goto released a statement thanking the public for their prayers and support. meanwhile, the father of a jordanian pile held hostage -- pilot held hostage appealed to isis for his release. >>> super bowl xlix, patriots beating the los angeles is-- beating the seahawks. tom brady named mvp. this is the fourth super bowl history in franchise history for the patriots. >>> hopes of easing ongoing fighting in eastern ukraine are fading after the government and pro russian rebels failed to reach a peace deal. >> representatives of both sides met in belarus saturday. one diplomat said none of the proposals to end the conflict was signed. a previous agreement which of

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin this hour in new york where three men are facing terror-related charges over a long list of planned crimes including attacking police and the fbi, hijacking a jetliner to fly to isis territory, and assassinating president obama. >> two of the men appeared in a brooklyn courtroom after their arrest wednesday. the same day they were scheduled to fly to turkey. cnn's justice correspondent pamela brown has details on what allyegedly had planned. >> reporter: the fbi says one of the men arrested today boasted about wanting to kill president obama and blow up coney island in new york city. another man proposed shooting police and fbi agents. plans they allegedly said they put in place if they weren't able to join notice is syria. >> two of the individuals were seeking to fly to syria. one was arrested at the international airport, jfk airport, as he was ready to board the flight. a second individual had a later flight scheduled. >> reporter: in court doc

errol? >> it's even more incredible when you see that dramatic footage to understand people survived and made it out alive. we're looking at live pictures from where the aircraft is as it sits in the water. officials trying desperately to rescue as many people as they can. it's roughly ten past 3:00 there. and david i know it's still early, but walk us again through how it happened. the plane had just taken off, lost contract and crashed. how should we be looking at this as far as the safety of record of flights in general whether we talk about taiwan? >> reporter: taiwan has had a spotty safety record. in july the exact same type of plane, the turbo-prop from transasia airways crashed in the outlying areas, it's believed to be because of bad weather. it's not clear exactly what happened in july. some 48 people dead there. certainly questions will be asked on the safety record. as you said, too early to tell for sure. quite incredible when you consider those images both of the crash itself a

esflolrrol errol?ey -- the key questions we'll see play out in the days and week to come. >>> security officials in turkey face an enormous task, trying to screen millions of travelers to stop would-be jihadists from traveling through their country. >> arwa damon shows what one istanbul airplane is doing to stop foreign fighters from slipping into militant territory. >> reporter: turkey is one of the top tourist destinations in the world. but at the same time it has become a major transit hub for foreign fighters. ing to get to syria. easily blending into the masses. the responsibility for screening the millions coming through falls mainly on the risk analysis center. we're given limited access to the process. at one of istanbul's airplanes, under strict guidelines ton disclose specifics or people's identities and none of the security agents will speak on camera. in cooperation with european and other nations, turkey has compiled what is being referred to as a pool list of about 10,000 names. the vast

>>> hello, everyone i'm errol barnett. hello, and welcome to our viewers in the united states and across the world. >> i'm rosemary church. thanks for joining us. coming up investigators piece together the final moments of a deadly plane crash caught on video. >>> also coming up, a new video from isis that could, we should stress, could show the widow of the paris kosher supermarket killer. >>> and no ties no austerity, please. greece's new leaders turn heads with their choice of fashion. >>> we begin in taiwan. roughly 24 hours ago, an aircraft hit the water. divers have pulled another body from the river in taipei as they search the wreck aejage of flight 235. [ screams ] [ speaking french ] >> almost unbelievable to watch the plane hit the taxi clipping the bridge before landing there in the river. you are witnessing that from amateur video. 32 people were killed. somehow, 15 managed to survive. >> incredible. and among those survivors is a 1-year-old boy. boeing of his parents survived the -- both of his parents surviv

. >> i'm errol barnett. thanks for joining us. this is cnn "the newsroom." >>> egypt's military says it has bombed isis targets in elizabeth after the beheadings of 21 egyptian christians. the militant group released a gruesome video sunday showing the murders. >> we want to show a still image from the footage before the captives are killed. an english-speaking jihadist threaten egypt and anyone opposed to isis. ian lee on the line from cairo with the latest. what can you tell us about these air strikes reported on egyptian state television that have reportedly taken place in libya as a result of this? >> reporter: well we're not getting to many details right now but what the egyptian military and egyptian government has released. they have bombed areas around libya targeting warehouses targeting weapons depots of isis. we do not know exactly where the air strikes took place. we know that the air strikes were though in the early morning hours before the sun comes up came up. the planes were f-16s flying over libya. as you said, th

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. to update you on the main stories we're watching. people in the northeastern u.s. will wake up to more snow and weather. the national weather service says nearly 60 centimeters, about two feet of snow could fall on boston by the time the storm ends tuesday. many schools are once again closed. while boston's logan airport is open most flights are canceled. >>> the family of an american aid worker kidnapped by isis is asking the militant group to contact them directly. kayla mueller was abducted in 2013. isis says she was killed in a blast, a jordanian air strike last week. they've not provided any proof that she is dead. >>> as fighting intensifies in eastern ukraine, u.s. president barack obama says he's still considering whether to send weapons to help the country battle separatists there. he met with german chancellor angela merkel on monday. they pledged to work together and pursue diplomacy. >>> the egyptian government will investigate the clashes at a football match sunday that l

i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett.e are the big headlines this hour -- federal investigators will look into how a freight train carrying crude oil went off the tracks and caught fire in west virginia. officials say one person was injured. a home there was destroyed. some of the oil spilled into a nearby river. the governor has declared a state of emergency in two coins, and about a thousand people have been displaced. >>> egyptian warplanes struck the city of durna in eastern libya. it was in response to the murders of 21 egyptian christians by isis. islamist militants say the planes hit civilian areas and killed women and children. egypt's foreign minister says isis training and storage facilities were targeted. >>> the suspect in this weekend's deadly shootings in coyne pledged his -- copenhagen pledged his allegiance to leaders in isis. that's according to a post on what appears to be his facebook page. the post of made before the alleged gunman attacked a synagogue and a free speech forum killing two people there.

. >> i'm errol barnett. thanks for joining us. >>> we begin in taiwan where divers have pulled another body from the water. as they search the wreckage of transasia airways flight 235. [ screams ] >> unbelievable pictures there. an amateur video showing the final moments before that crash as the plane clip the bridge you saw there before landing in the water. 32 people were killed. people are amazed that 15 managed to survive. >> there's one more remarkable astect to the story. among the survivors, a 1-year-old boy and both of his parents survived. truly lucky family. >> the father got on a bicycle and went searching for that young child. amazing. we're joined live from taipei taiwan. it is cold it is rainy as the search and recovery effort continue in taipei in the river. the search for the 11 bodies that remain. talk about the progress that may have been made at this point. >> reporter: it's 4:00 p.m. local time. probably only another hour's worth of light before it turns dark. the divers have been in the

. >> i'm errol barnett. thanks for joining us. >>> we begin with growing concern over the fate of two people held hostage by isis. american aid worker kayla mueller was abducted in syria in april of 2013. >> british journalist john cantlie was kidnapped in 2012. a new video had emerged showing cantlie separately. mueller's family has a message for isis. >> it is a message the american aid worker's parents want to give directly. they want isis to contact them. >> in the meantime the mueller family waits. cnn's kyung lah has more on their ordeal. >> reporter: the days months pass. for a year and a half in prescott arizona, kayla mueller's parents forced into excruciating silence. on august 4th 2013 isis captures their now-26-year-old daughter. their threat -- her name gets out and isis murder her. >> you have no control so you have to abide by the rules. and it was a living hell. it has been a living hell for the family and it is today. >> reporter: he says kayla's mother and father suffered in that hell alone

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church.heck the headlines for you this hour. >> an australian journalist who served 400 days in an egyptian sprichb finally heading home. peter greste and two other al jazeera journalists were accused of supporting the muslim brotherhood. he was stopped on his way home to australia. his kpleegs are-- his colleagues are still behind bars. >>> the family of the journalist beheaded by isis issued a statement thanking the public for their prayers and support. the death of kenji goto prompted outpourings of frustration in japan. >>> the death also stirred deep fears in jordan, in addition to the journalist. isis threatened to kill another hostage. jordanian military pilot. >> right now his fate is not clear. official in jordan are not giving up efforts to free him. senior international correspondent now from bay wrut that part of the story. and the real stumbling block here was that jordan had asked for proof of life. they haven't received that from isis as yet. that is a real concern because in t

. >> i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> the u.s.tary wants anyone going to one of america's largest malls to be careful. >> this comes after the terrorist group al shabaab released a video calling for attacks to malls in the u.s., the u.k. and canada. as will ripley explains the threat may be a ploy by al shabaab to get recruits. >> reporter: their name means "the youth." al shabaab luring young men to east africa to launch bloody attacks. the group claim responsible for 2013's assault on kenya's westgate mall. more than 60 people died. >> what if such an attack to have occur in the mall of america in minnesota? >> reporter: this new al shabaab propaganda video reaches beyond the african borders targeting the west threatening westgate-style mall attacks in the u.s. canada and the u.k. >> this is a drill. mall of america is now going into lockdown. >> reporter: the mall of america already has extensive security to protect more than 40 million annual visitors. today they're adding new safe measure saying, "we take any potential threat

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. right now on "cnn newsroom," soccer fans clash in europe. more than two dozen dead. >>> world leader plan to meet in a desperate push to stop the fighting in ukraine. the question question is will russia's president show up. >>> and australia's prime minister tony abbot will get to keep his job for now. >>> a number of moving stories we're keeping our eyes on. we begin in cairo. deadly clash there between football fans and police have prompted egypt's government to now suspend premier league matches indefinitely. >> state media stay at least 30 people were killed in clashes out a stadium. this amateur video shows part of the confrontation as it unfolded. [ crowd noise ] >> the interior ministry says it all started when fans tried to force their way into the stadium, but some people say they were teargassed by police as they walked through an open entryway. cnn's ian lee had more now from cairo. >> reporter: another bloody night for egyptian football. thousands of fans of the club went

our live coverage continues with rosemary church and errol barnett at the cnn center in atlanta. good night. ♪ >>> we want to start with the shopping mall threat to the united states canada and the united kingdom. somali terror group al shabaab released a video calling for attacks to western malls. >> it mall of america was among those named. didn't stop people from showing up over the weekend. we should note that u.s. law enforcement says there isn't any credible or specific evidence that an attack is in the works, but they still want people to be on alert. >> malls are considered soft targets. many already have increased security. as will ripley explains this threat may be an attention-grabbing ploy boy al shabaab for more recruits. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: their name means the youth. al shabaab recruiting young men, luring them to east africa to launch bloody attacks. the group claimed responsible for 2 2013's assault on kenya's westgate mall. more than 60 people died. >> what if such an attack of to occur in the mall of america in minnesota? >> reporter: this new propaganda v

errol?our viewers can head to youtube where one of the companies posted their video to see it for themselves. paula hancocks live in seoul, south korea. past 5:20 there. thanks. >>> ukraine's cease-fire agreement is threatening to collapse the diplomatic efforts to prop it up that are ongoing. our update next. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemetery! >>> welcome back. with a delicate see threatened in ukraine, the leader of russia germany, and ukraine have agreed on ways to allow osce observers to monitor the situation. >> the u.s. state department has griffey concerns about the continued fighting e

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. we're following events in egypt. we'll get to this in a moment. >>> first, this developing story -- cuba's state-run media just published what it says are recent images of fidel castro. the former leader hasn't been seen much since retiring for health reasons. and his last public photograph was taken in august. >> the newspaper says the pictures are just over two weeks old and were taken while castro was speaking with a student leader in havana. there's speculation the photos are out to stem rumors the 88-year-old is dying. >> let's address the rumors now and bring in host of radio mambi in miami and director of the cuban liberty council. what do you make of this? why so many pictures? i continue's 21 images. why have they been -- i understand it's 21 image. why have they been released now? >> reporter: every time they have someone talking to him, they say he's lucid, he's brillan. you know what -- brilliant. you know what it's okay to say he's gone he's not the same person he once was. they want to keep the image al

. >> i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin this hour with a number of new developments in the fight against isis. first a gruesome new allegation by an iraqi government official. he says isis burned alive as many as 40 people during the recent attack on the town of al baghdadi. cnn cannot independently verify that claim. >>> also, this development -- egypt is asking the united nations to set up a naval blockade to stop weapons from flowing into unsecured parts of libya where isis militants beheaded 21 christians. >>> and u.s. investigators are working with linguists to try and identify the isis militant who spoke in that video. cnn spoke to several linguists who think he's likely from north america or at least spent a lot of time there. >>> another disturbing allegation. the u.n. is looking into reports that isis may be harvesting organs from some of its victims to sell on the black market. >> u.s. officials say this claim and the report of burning people alive come as no surprise. chief u.

and around the world, i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin with the latest in the fight against isis. as kurdish forces say they've regained control of an area just outside the northern iraqi city of erbil. >> that is the self-declared capital of the kurdish region and not far from the isis stronghold of mosul. skies fighters launch -- isis fires launched a major assault on the area tuesday. a cnn team of in the area just ten days ago. and kurdish fighters told them fighters were trying to infiltrate their defenses. kurdish source they they inflicted heavy casualties on the militants and even got support from coalition aircraft. >> for more on the developing situation, let's bring in cnn's tim lister, joins us via baby cam from erbil. there have been almost daily attempts by isis to infiltrate toured issue territory -- kurdish territory. we've seen this aggressive push which led to close contact fighting. fighting. s the latest? >> reporter: theing has died down. the fight doing last overnight for at least

. >> i'm errol barnett. we want to begin this hour in yemen where the u.s. says the security situation there is so bad, it wants all americans out of the country. the u.s. has already suspended operations at its embassy in sanaa and removed all personnel. now britain says it will do the same. >> houthi rebels forced out the u.s.-backed president last month and took over a number of government buildings. the u.s. says the political uncertainty creates the risk of violence that threaten yemen wes and the diplomat -- yemenis and the diplomatic community in sanaa. >> the u.s. vows to bring those responsible for the death of kayla mueller to justice. >> isis sent proof of mueller's death in a private message to her parents. it included photos one showing kayla wrapped in a burial shroud. >> reporter: the governor of her home state of arizona has ordered flags to be flown at half staff in her honor. >> but for mueller's family and friends, all they can do right now is mourn the loss of a young woman devoted to helping others. cnn's anna cabrera has more from kayla

hey, everyone i am errol barnett. thanks for joining us or staying with us. we want to begin with what were apparently all night crisis talks on ukraine in minsk, belarus. it appears this hour there has been some progress. >> russian media report the leaders of ukraine, russia tran and germany have reached agreement on several areas and will sign a document when the talks end. nick robertson is in minsk and has the latest. so nic, of course the first point here is they're calling this a document not an agreement which is critical. when more do we know about this? and what might number that document? >> reporter: rosemary we're just learning at the moment that the talks have nowened. this has been an absolutely will marathon session, 14 hours with these four leader president putin, president poroshenko chancellor merkel and president hollande of france. now breaking up this mammoth session of -- we're getting details. we heard in the last hour or so that there was sort of 80% grammy to get a pull did back of heavy weapontosh get a buffer zone finish the separa

. >> i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> guilty of capital murder. that's the verdict jurors in texas gave eddie ray routh in the american sniper trial. >> routh here in the center was found guilty of fatally shooting chris kyle and his friend chad littlefield, back in 2 2013 at a gun range. kyle seen on the right was a former u.s. navy s.e.a.l. with 160 confirmed kills while fighting in iraq. the trial which captured headlines around the world came at the same time kyle of profiled in the oscar-nominated film, "american sniper." >> we the jury find the defendant, eddie ray routh, guilty of the offense of capital murder as charged in the indictment. the verdict is signed by -- >> the jurors had three choices -- guilty not guilty or not guilty by reason of insanity. after the verdict, routh was immediately sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> our ed lavandera is there in steubenville texas, with more on the verdict including emotional reaction from relatives of the victims. >> reporter: it was a swift verdict in steubenvi

. >> i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin this hour in new york where three men are now in custody on terror charges over a list of isis-related plots. >> the fbi says the case is especially alarming because of the level of planning among would-be terrorists in the u.s. pamela brown has the details. >> reporter: the fbi says one of the men arrested today boasted about wanting to kill president obama and blow up coney island in new york city. another man proposed shooting police and fbi agents. plans they allegedly said they would put into place if they weren't able to join isis in syria. >> two of the individuals were seek ing seeking to fly to syria. one was arrested at jfk airport as he was getting ready to board the flight. a second individual had a later flight scheduled. >> reporter: in court documents prosecutors point to conversations on line including one last summer in which he wrote of his desire to "shoot obama or get shot ourselves. will that due? that will strike fear in the h

. >>> hello, everyone i'm errol barnett. hello, and welcome to our viewers in the united states and across the world. >> and i'm rosemary church. thanks for joining us. >>> it is 10:00 a.m. in iraq's anbar province where local officials are accusing isis of killing at least 40 people by burning them alive. >> here's some of the latest information we have. this report comes as the terror group tries to continue its land grab as you see in this isis propaganda video. anbar's provincial council chairmen says the 40 victims were police officers and tribesmen. he says it happened near the town of al baghdadi. cnn cannot independently confirm the report. >>> meanwhile, u.s. president barack obama is holding a osu countering violent extremism in washington. he's going out of his way to draw a distinct between elderly on-- between religion and groups like isis and al qaeda. mr. obama says the groups have perverted islam. >> responsible for terrorism, premresponsible for violence and terrorism. >> and over and over again we've seen t

can take much more snow. >>> hello, everyone i'm errol barnett.our viewers in the united states and across the world. >> and i'm rosemary church. thanks for joining us. >>> it is 10:00 a.m. in iraq's anbar province where local officials are accusing isis of killing at least 40 people by burning them alive. >> here's some of the latest information we have. this report comes as the terror group tries to continue its land grab as

i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett.his hour jordan executes a would-be suicide bomber after the gruesome murder of a jordanian pilot by isis.

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. we'll get to those stories in a moment.. the u.s. is asking all northern leave yemen. the security situation in the country is getting worse. it has already suspended operations and removed all personnel from the capital, sanaa. britain says it will do the same. >> houthi rebels forced out the u.s.-backed president last month. they then took over a number of government buildings. the u.s. says the political uncertainty creates the risk of violence that could threaten yemenese and the diplomatic community in sanaa. >>> u.s. intelligence officials confirmed tuesday that the disturbing message from isis is authentic. aid worker

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hey, everyone, i'm errol barnett. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. egypt. right now, an australian journalist is free and heading home. >> despite negotiations with isis, a japanese journalist apparently beheaded. concern now centers on a captured jordanian pilot. >>> super bowl xlix an instant classic. >>> all right. first this hour, an australian journalist who served 400 days in an egyptian prison is said to be immensely relieved and desperate to come home. >> the al jazz ear a

what i mean is historically, if you look at pre-2008, the way the system works is that errol -- federal banks decided what monetary policy would be. they would flow that to customers over the world. that worked. the central banks were able to control growth and control the flow of currencies. they were able to withdraw or generate spending. what happened after 2008 is with the new regulation -- and i am not complaining about regulation -- what they have done is that every time banks find new capital, they are told to hoard it. you need to make sure you are bulletproof for the 10,000 year flood. that is what anna is talking about. whenever you get capital transmitted through our banking system, we used to turn around and get that out to clients to help stimulate and grow the economy. now she is in a position where she is not research leading capital, she is holding on to it. in many respects, in europe, as we discussed in a meeting earlier in zurich, it seems like that process is starting to get worse and not better. >> anna? >> the global financial report we have done analysis on a smal

. >>> hello, everyone i'm errol barnett.viewers in the united states and across the world. >> i'm rosemary church. thanks for joining us. coming up investigators piece together the final moments of a deadly plane crash caught on video. >>> also coming up, a new video from isis that could, we should stress, could show the widow of the paris kosher supermarket killer. >>> and no ties no austerity, please. greece's new leaders turn heads with their choice of fashion. >>> we begin in taiwan. roughly 24 hours ago, an aircraft hit the water. divers have pulled another body from the river in taipei as they

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. >> and i'm not john vause, but i'm errol barnett. coming up the u.s.ss asking for approval for the war on isis. >> three muslim students are murdered in the united states. the father of one of the victims calls it a hate crime. >>> and an argument over a bag of nuts leads to a major court case. now a former top korean

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church.sroom," soccer fans clash in europe. more than two dozen dead. >>> world leader plan to meet in a desperate push to stop the fighting in ukraine. the question question is, will russia's president show up. >>> and australia's prime minister, tony abbot, will get to keep his job for now. >>> a number of moving stories we're keeping our eyes on. we begin in cairo. deadly clash there between

fabio: as a macro guy, errol posco -- urban outfitters had sales of like 13%.t was a low of quarter for relatively pick in expense of clothing. -- relatively inexpensive clothing. guest: it beat estimates but it was still down 9%. part of the reason the fourth quarter looked strong on a relative basis at retailers is because expectations were dismal . last holiday season, they did horribly. there was the combination of the winter weather which hit them. they were stuck with too much inventory because nobody expected the weather to be as bad as it was. on a relative basis, there had to be some improvement year-over-year. the question is, now that we have a job market that is improving, will we continue to see that push? stephanie: when was last time your inside and aeropostale? guest: i am not target demographic. stephanie: i love some j.crew. julie hyman, breaking down the numbers of the gap. why leaving the eurozone may turn out to be more than just a greek tragedy. how witty. this is the real thing. just like the drink that comes in the red can. ♪ stephanie:

meeting to pick up or girl scout cookies could be a top seller thanks for online drive her name is nine errol'sler she was shot in the lake and she was not able to sell cookies door doorsill girl scouts lost and on-line sales drive called cookies for cement is in so successful the saskatchewan volunteers to help with her delivery she plans to use it as his the trip with a to health officials said the number of measles cases in the u.s. is now risen to 141 this year 20 new cases were announced yesterday in 18 to stem from the outbreak at disneyland in southern california and illinois decker center of the cdc says most of the people of god and the missiles were not vaccinated and some children were too young to get a shot to recently it was unusual to see more than zero hundred measles cases a year in the u.s. the disease caused fever renault's cost and rash and rare cases can be deadly. >>james: we're tracking the weather for your life look outside right now shows the fog is not all that and is just get we're watching it come and just a moment. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ everybody deserves $73 fares. becau