jason carroll has got this amazing story. >> i killed a man. >> reporter: it begins with a man concealed speaking sobering words. >> tii was trying to have a goo time and i lost control. >> reporter: then his face and a chilling confession are revealed. >> i'm matthew cordal and on june 22nd, 2013, i hit and killed vincent. i will plead guilty and take full responsibility for everything i have done to vincent and his family. >> the video came as a shock to vincent's family. >> it brings up a lot of emotion as far as, you know, vince is gone. he'll never be back, and this video is just kind of a reminder that, you know, this man is going to have to live with that kor the re for the rest of his life. >> if i took a different route maybe i would get a reduced sentence and maybe i would get off, but i won't dishonor vincent's memory by lying about what happened. >> it is a compelling piece of evidence as well as i think a compelling statement by the offender. >> reporter: franklin county prosecutor ron o'brien viewed the video several times. o bra'brien says despite that apparently conscient

jason carroll, cnn, miami. >> do you know when the yankees next game is? >> no. >> april!done! not in the playoffs, in case you didn't know. >> who is in the playoffs? >> the boston red sox had the best record in baseball this year. congratulations to you, red sox. three teams vying for two spots, texas and cleveland and tampa. so over the next three days, that will be huge. >> i say berman should start doing sports. what do you all think? >> i got a job here doing news for now so we will hold off on the sports. >>> dozens are missing now more than one week after a mall massacre in kenya. the hunt for the gunmen is stilling it at this hour. we have the latest developments for you and that is after the break. >>> the u.s. government just hours away from shutting down. congress in a standstill. what are they doing? blaming each other. >>> he was a strong person. whatever came his way, he was on the word of god, he never wavered. >> a louisiana pastor shot and killed while delivering a sermon in front of his church. who police have arrested for this crime. >> his wife in the

>> jason carroll. cordle's lawyer said he wasn't aware the video had been released but called it a testament to the character of his client. joining me now, cnn legal analyst mark geragos, criminal defense attorney and co-author of "mistrial." thanks for being with us. i suppose in this new media age, it was inevitable that we would start seeing confessions to crimes like this online. is there any issue with the admissibility of something like this? >> no. the mother of the judge has not been born that will exclude this from evidence. it's going to come in. it's going to be the prosecution's best piece of evidence. but at the same time, i think, you know, it's admirable that somebody wants to take responsibility from the get-go. it's rare. you would be surprised. i often as a criminal defense lawyer get asked the question what do you do when somebody comes in and they confess to a crime. i said well, the first time that happens, i'll let you know. it's not a frequent occurrence. here, he did it and he

for "outfront," jason carroll, new york. >> poignant story, and let us know what you think about it, what you think about his confession and what you think about that sentence, of course, you can always reach me on twitter. >>> still to come more potential waste by the irs. we've got the tape. where your money is ending up. >>> and big boats and big money, what it takes to win yachting's greatest and riskiest prize. >>> and the video that has set the web on fire. will this be the thing? that finally puts an end to twerking? ♪ [ male announcer ] when we built the cadillac ats from the ground up to be the world's best sport sedan... ♪ ...people noticed. ♪ the cadillac ats -- 2013 north american car of the year. lease this cadillac ats for around $299 per month with premium care maintenance included. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket

>> jason carroll. said he wasn't aware the video had been released but called it a testament to the character of his client. joining me now, cnn legal analyst mark geragos, criminal defense attorney and co-author of "mistrial." thanks for being with us. i suppose in this new media age, it was inevitable that we would start seeing confessions to crimes like this online. is there any issue with the admissibility of something like this? >> no. the mother of the judge has not been born that will exclude this from evidence. it's going to come in. it's going to be the prosecution's best piece of evidence. but at the same time, i think, you know, it's admirable that somebody wants to take responsibility from the get-go. it's rare. you would be surprised. i often as a criminal defense lawyer get asked the question what do you do when somebody comes in and they confess to a crime. i said well, the first time that happens, i'll let you know. it's not a frequent occurrence. here, he did it and he did it in a way

here's jason carroll. >> reporter: alex rodriguez says he has something to prove, and not just on theball's longest doping punishment, still very much in play, still a sore spot with fans. >> suspend him, fire him. >> i believe he should not be suspended. >> the last seven months has been a nightmare. >> reporter: arbitrator frederick horowitz will hear both sides. rodriguez claims major league baseball used unethical practices to target him because he was overpaid and underperformed, and major league baseball's claim rodriguez took peds, performance-enhancing drugs, including testosterone and human growth hormone. mlb's case centers on this man, anthony bosch, founder of the now defunct anti-aging clinic biogenesis. is he prepared to testify monday that he gave rodriguez peds? if so, it would be a different account of what he told espn last april. >> i'm a nutritionist. i don't know anything about performance-enhancing drugs. >> reporter: that was then. one of bosch's former friends bobby miller suspects why bosch may have now changed his story. >> told me they paid him $5 million. t

their factory to build solar panels instead of military equipment we've got a lot farther to go to jason carroll that's a good thing about it jason i'm let's go to jason here do that jason that sounds like a great idea but it's never going to happen there's no political will for that absolutely have to last ten years i think we let it go well we're we're in a great position we're in a great position to bring both the rebels and assad to the table the last thing assad wants is a full scale military intervention the last thing the rebels want is to deny deny all of us support if we take our support away the rebel movement i think will collapse and assad will roll roll right over it and reinstall his power but i think we're in a position to bring them to the table but as you say it's never going to happen because i think what we're executing is that old donald rumsfeld plan seven nations in five years really were you know the schedules a little bit off we're going a little slowly but we are i think ultimately trying to isolate iran here and getting rid of the assad regime which is an iranian ally p

news conference, and you, of course you did, you asked him some tough questions, jason carroll.ennis rodman, this was nothing short of strange. >> yeah, well, with rodman, you never know what to expect. i mean, look, he says he doesn't want to get into politics. he says that he was in north korea trying to break ground with the reclusive government. but as you know, brooke, controversy seems to follow this man wherever he goes, and north korea was no exception. rodman described the north korean leader as a man who wants to change. he talked about that historic moment he says when he was allowed to hold the leader's daughter. he also talked ubhow his version of basketball diplomacy was paying off. during his five-day visit, he inked a deal with kim jong-un that would allow a basketball match between u.s. and north krcree korean players on januar 8th and 10th, but no deal to release american kenneth bay. we had a bit of an exchange when i asked him about some derogatory comments he made about president obama as well as former secretary of state hillary clinton. rodman defended wha

jason carroll is following the story from the news conference.. >> nonprofit, nongovernmental organization committed to preventing and resolving deadly conflict. finally, we'll hear from dennis, opening the floor, welcoming your questions to the panel. >> thanks. >> i guess you're wondering what does the north korean leader, dennis rodman, and us have in common. unusual groups of people thrown together over time. i guess this one's got to be right up there. to square the circle, it began when the pope resigned which is the first time that's happened for 600 years. set the scene, six months ago, about the time dennis was on his first trip to north korea, we were busy taking bets on who's going to be next pope. dennis joined us in rome as our spokesman for the day. a great day. and got on great. over meal -- >> we suspected this. we're not going to listen about dennis rodman's organization. we want to hear directly from the man himself. we'll take a break and hopefully when we come back, dennis rodman will be speaking. [scream] ♪ don't tell mom. do

jason carroll is here with more from miami. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, carol.witness in all this may not be the man people are thinking of. it's a man from south florida who ran an anti-aging clinic and his credibility in all this will be key. alex rodriguez says he has something to prove and not just on the field. his 211 game suspension, baseball's longest doping punishment, still very much in play, still a sore spot with fans. >> suspend him, i say fire him. >> i believe he should not be suspended. >> the last seven months has been a nightmare. >> reporter: an arbitrator will hear both sides. rodriguez claims major league baseball used unethical practices to target him because he was overpaid and underperformed, and major league baseball's claim, rodriguez took p.e.d.s, performance enhancing drugs, including testosterone in human growth hormone. mlb's case centers on this man, anthony bosch founder of biogenesis. is bosch prepared to testify monday he gave rodriguez p.e.d.s, if so, it would be a different account of what he told espn last april. >> i'm a nut

jason carroll is here with that part of the story.erstand a dozen tips have come in. >> absolutely. speaking with the film maker saying a dozen coming in as we speak. they call them credible because many have in fact, led them to a flag, a flag at ground zero, just not the flag. >> and it's interesting, the people whose flag it was originally, they had a yacht, i guess, parked nearby ground zero and the firefighters grabbed the flag off that yacht and that's how they knew once it was returned to the yacht owners, wait, this flag doesn't fit. >> here is what is interesting. shirley dreyfus and her husband, the original owners of this particular flag, they are basically the only ones who can tell what that flag looks like. there's some undisclosed mark. they are not revealing what that is. once they are able to get a flag in their hands through whatever means possible, that couple will then take a look at that flag and they will be the ones to make the determination. >> they are the only ones that can figure it out. >> they are the only

. >> jason carroll joins us from new york.fun and games and kind of a joke? wasn't sure how to take him. >> he says this is all business. rodman says this is no gimmick. he wants the white house to take him seriously, not just the white house but the american press, as well. but during this press conference, he said he's trying to break ground with the reclusive government but controversy seems to follow rodman wherever he goes. north korea was no exception. rodman announced a little earlier during his five-day deal with the korean dictator kim jong-un, he was able to ink a deal with him that would allow basketball match between u.s. and korean players on january 8th of next year and another on the 10th. unfortunately, no deal to release imprisoned american kenneth bea. i asked him about a derogatory he paid about president obama and former secretary of state clinton. rodman defended what he said about them and defended his friendship with the korean dictator. >> he's a very good guy. and that's very seriously. he has to do hi

jason carroll pressed rodman on it. jason is joining us live. what did he have to say?d a derogatory word in terms of how he referred to president obama, and former secretary of state hillary clinton, but he also had a glowing review for the north korean leader, a man whose regime is known for running labor camps and developing nuclear weapons. former nba star den any rodman on the defense about his second and most recent trip to north korea. the man he calls a friend, kim jong-un. >> he has to do his job, but he's a very good. >> reporter: rodman described him as a man who wants to change. during his five-day trip, he was allowed to hold the leader's baby daughter, who he says is named ju ae. >> for. >> reporter: and then there's his uncensored thoughts about president obama and secretary of state hillary clinton caught on tape shortly after he returned from pyongyang. listen to what he said if questioned if he was able to secure the release of kenneth bay. >> ask obama about that. >> reporter: they want you were going to talk about that. >> ask those [ bleep ] about i

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> jason, thank you for that.ke sure if you have a tip and think could you help find the flag go to cnn.com/theflag and click on the link or send an e-mail to findtheflag@cnn.com. >>> consumer tech giant lg electronics played a heart stopping trick on job applicants turning it into their latest commercial. the company in attempt to highlight the real images on the screen disguised a window behind the desk. looks what happens next. on the screen you can see a meteor plummeting toward earth. check out the reaction. scaring the living daylights out of every last one. mean trick, yes. hilarious? absolutely. lg claims the applicants were completely in the dark about the whole thing. >> come on. >> but our skeptical producers and keen eyed production staff believe it was staged but nonetheless it's a clever trick and funny. >> got people talking. >> that's our must see moment. >> that's a mean, mean joke. >> oh no,! >> attacked by a meatball. >> looks more like a corndog. what's that children's book/movie "cloudy with a

jason carroll is here. >> like most people i didn't realize the flag was missing but it is and i sawtary. it's really an incredible piece of work. the documentary is called "the flag" an insightful look at the search for an item that became an iconic picture and gave millions a sense of hope. >> it deserves to be up in the sky. >> reporter: it was the image seen around the world, three firefighters raising this flag from the rubble of ground zero, the photo taken on the afternoon of september 11th, 2001. >> everything had this grayish-blue tint to it and there you see the red, white and blue. >> and i sat there and i said, that's an incredible picture and danielle has standing behind me and she said that's not a picture, it's an icon. >> reporter: an iconic image that became the symbol of american resolve. >> my goodness. that was quite a picture. whoever thought of just taking it at exactly that time or the firefighters in doing it performed a tremendous service for the country. ♪ of the free >> reporter: in the weeks and months to come americans saw what they thought was the 9/11 f

carroll avenue in san francisco. >>> the fed helped make for some high times on wall street. the dow moved into record territory yesterday and we have kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooksings are shaping up this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the market was pretty surprised yesterday when the federal reserve maintained its current bond buying plan. and that sent the dow and the s&p to record finishes. market getting a number of economic reports this morning including weekly jobless claims. they rose 15,000. but that was also another anomaly as california and nevada for the second straight week had some filing issues as they upgraded their computer systems. the four-week average though which is better gauge to follow, that did fall a bit. down below 315,000 is close to a 6-year low. >>> oracle reported its earnings for the latest quarter and they topped on the profit side but missed on revenue. one of the problems is that its hardware sales fell about 14%. another concern for investors. also getting word this morning that jpmorgan chase has agreed to pay a fine of $920 million after its disaster london whale bet last week that cost the company $6.000000000. it admi