before we do, jeanne theoharis, talk about this case. people think it was rosa park's arrest that led to the supreme court decision a year later. it was actually the case of claudette colvin and other plaintiffs that wound its way to the supreme court. >> rosa parks' case is in state court. one -- they've had experience with cases in state court. one of the tactics taken to squash a protest was holding up cases in state court. they decided to file a new case in federal court. thedette colvin was one of plaintiffs, mary louise smith was a plan to print one woman is intimidated to take her name off the case. rosa parks is not on that case for a couple of reasons. first, there were the case would just get thrown out because she has a separate case in state court and it could muddy the complaint. second, i think our concerns, rosa parks has a political history. her work with the naacp, the naacp getting red bated. >> she was the secretary of the local naacp. she had been challenging the law's four years. >> she was active in the decade befor

thank you, jeanne. >>> a man from canada is behind bars for a second time.olice in san diego arrested 26-year-old adam on a charge of having child born on his cell phone. he had allegedly arranged to meet the teen girl. in reality, the meeting was arranged by cops, who were waiting for him when he arrived at the airport. >> i know there's a charge of an attempted statutory rain, which is involving sex with a minor under the age of 18 to travel for the purpose of committing some type of sexual offense on a minor is also a crime. >> he's expected to return to san mateo to face charges of statutory rain. >>> a thorough investigation into the latest bay bridge engineering problem. a massive bolt that snapped when tightened. the bolts seen here from under the span of the bridge. a part that was supposed to help it survive a large earthquake. >> this is an important matter, there's no doubt. the eastern span of the bay bridge was built to achieve seismic safety. this element is part of that safety element. >> close to 300 bolts are being used to tie the road decks

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going forward, i would add to jeanne's list a fifth mist, that it won't affect the market.hasn't affected the stock market, because they're on ben bernanke happy pills. but it will affect interest rates. and i think one of the more interesting stories in the past few days is the drop in yields and the rally in the bond market. this is still another head wind. the possibility, slim, but the possibility of a shutdown added to the payroll tax hike, added to the sequester, on and on and on, i think this economy will be weaker. i think interest rates will stay surprisingly low. >> i think the markets at this point are giving some cover, if you will, to washington ineptitu ineptitude, don't you think, greg? if you had markets move like tarp, the bank bailout, when markets fell dramatically, suddenly they got priorities in washington. greg, yesterday we heard both the president and speaker boehner say they're already working to avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month. you don't sound like you have any real optimism that that's going to happen. >> well, i could give you

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all of these things come together which complicates the search for a jeanne. >> i certainly lost a lot of hours in my life. >> how many hours a day would you -- would you say you play? >> it depends. it could be none, five minutes, four, five hours. when i am preparing for something, i still get pretty lost. i could sit there for two hours without looking up too much, thinking about where i am. >> before i go to question, i wonder if you could indulge us and play the intro to my favorite song of yours "crossway." >> i will try. it has been awhile. ♪ [applause] >> thank you. >> questions? >> thank you for that. that was great. i have a question, two-sided. when you play a piece like that, when we feel -- hear music, we feel the emotion. why does music trigger in motion? what is going on? let me take that -- >> let me take that. that is an interesting question. that is really the big question in cognitive neuroscience. it is not at all sounds are music. we do not put on records of chickens clucking, waterfalls falling, some of us do, but the real music come from this arrangement of organ

jeanne moos, cnn. >> wow, that's creepy. >> that's it for us. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, an old fashioned filibuster in washington, d.c. rand paul talks and talks and talks for hours. we're in hour eight. he's still talking. we'll tell you why. plus, a worker at animal sanctuary attacked and killed by one of the big cats and the east coast bracing for a huge, early spring snowstorm. we'll tell you how much inches coming. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, senator paul drones on and on and on and yes, he's droning about drones. here's a live picture of republican senator rand paul right now on the floor. the first old fashioned senate filibuster since 2010. does he look tired to you? we're at hour eight. he still has a voice. i think all he's had is a snicker bar. all to stall john brennan from the cia. we were hoping he would have stopped by now because he was supposed to be our guest from capitol hill tonight. that's where he was supp

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. >> to jeanne's point, i do think it is very difficult for any one of us to get up and make a speak like that or for anyone in that room to make a list of all the thanks that we were really bad at. the fact that they didn't really address some of the shortcomings is understandable. gwen: is there something comparable to that with democrats after they lost? >> remember all of the hand wringing after 2004. the best document, though, and this was the question after 1988 when democrats put a document together that said we are going to keep losing these election if we don't change -- and here's the difference between the democrat and republican sides -- if we don't change some of the policies. this is where you had the d.l.c. and bill clinton talk look welfare and crimeful -- >> in 1975 ronald reagan talks to this same group and basically what perry said. a lot of pundits have talked about the last election that that the party is dead. we need a party of bold colors, not pass tells -- pastels and his argument was stick true to your principles. so there was this fight about do we have to

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green party jeanne lembit says not only is the u.k.reluctant to speed up his release but that america wants to silence the mad. we've been told that they have been putting pressure on we were told this back in two thousand and eleven and yet as your report was very accurately saying here are two governments both of which believe this man could be released and yet we haven't seen it there are a couple of barriers we think one is that there's now a law in the united states which basically says that anybody who is released from guantanamo must basically commit to not committing a crime in the future which i think many of us would think is a totally unrealistic commitment any human being to make and there's also a theory that. if he's back in the u.k. then chances are he will actually be talking about not only his experiences in guantanamo but what also happened to him earlier him by graham in terms potentially of allegations of torture and therefore this is desired sort of keep that very quiet and not bring that into the open. over on our

cnn's jeanne moos has more. >> reporter: everyone wants her.ia high schl senior get her? >> everyone was like you're crazy, you'll embarrass yourself. >> reporter: instead, he ended up on the "today" show talking to the "sports illustrated" swimsuit model on the phone. >> this just got so much better now that you're on the phone. >> i absolutely loved the video. >> reporter: this video. >> inviting to you my senior prom on may 23rd. >> reporter: from the chaise lounge to the mirror he wooed her. >> we can go around all night long until 11:00, my curfew. you're on the cover of "sports illustrated" i read "sports illustrated. ". >> reporter: she even tweeted requests how could i turn down that video? i'll check my schedule." mila kunis was invited to the marine corps ball via youtube video. >> let's talk more but you can call me scott. >> reporter: they ended up going together and justin timberlake an invite from this marine corporal. >> if you can't go all i have to say is cry me a river. >> reporter: nobody had to cry, justin said yes. but a sh

>> i have two races jeanne shaheen and al franken. they are both states that actually aren't that -- much of the president which is a surprise and they are a little dangerous if they get the wrong electorate. we are trying to keep it that way. [laughter] >> that's good. >> what's going to happen in your state? >> he is already got $7 million in the bank and he has even opened an account. >> has now decided to go anywhere. >> uchitel physiologically can see ,-com,-com ma what is doing he is doing is working and getting them positive feedback. >> he goes out of his way to make sure which is fine. i get that. there's a reason he has been around for 40 years and it's not personal. i have been blessed. think about this, willie brown when i worked with when i was on the board of supervisors with all his unique talents and skill set and now watching jerry browt people. but masters for me as a student this is an incredible gift to watch both of them. >> it's a dream job for you. >> governor. >> you don't care about the senate. >> i do but i l

from the green party jeanne lambert told us not only is the reluctant to speed up his release but that america.

and now jeanne moos has a story about a reporter who said exactly what we have wanted to say for years. watch. >> reporter: sometimes the television veil is momentarily lifted and the ever-pleasant, ever-present smiles come off. >> we'll do it live! [ bleep ] it! >> reporter: and tv people act like they're not on tv. >> what the [ bleep ] are you doing? >> reporter: but those outbursts were uttered by anchors who thought they were safely off the air. those were bloopers. what happened in the middle of a wisconsin snowstorm falls in the category of blurted out truth. okay, maybe it's not the profound kind of truth shouted by the anchorman in "network." >> i'm as mad as hell and i'm not going to take this anymore! >> reporter: angelica duria didn't mind taking it. the 26-year-old reporter for cnn reporter in milwaukee had been standing out in a snowstorm for hours, doing live shot after live shot. >> i have been here since 3:30 this morning, and it's now, i don't even know what time it is. i'm exhausted. it's 9:45, and i have run out of things to say and it's snowing and it sucks. >> rep

>> joe, you know, i agree with jeanne. i think the card is designed really well. the structure is very limited. if i were to be sort of nitpicking, which is my role to do, i think one thing that is important, we have heard people even though there is a 75 cents v4 a statement, for using the card per month, we encourage people to do that for transactions throughout the month. so that's one area that i think we would have liked to have seen free but at the same time i think the fact that it is pretty low-cost, big value is important and i would think over time, i would love to see sort of the savings bucket opportunity on the card. especially because that's different from attacks time card in that the idea would be that especially for social security and disability recipients they are going to get paid dollars over time, not just in one payment per year. so the hope would be than they could build some assets to a savings bucket. >> melissa, any thoughts on that? >> i think we all recognize that we need to find things that work to encourage savings, and i appreciate

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> she just said on the air what every reporter who has ever covered a snowstorm feels. good for you, angelica. >>> as the world awaits a selection of a new pope, "saturday night live" is getting in on the action. with our own wolf blitzer. well, their wolf blitzer. >> trying to compete in cuteness. how he's attempting an, oh, no, you didn't gesture. not even registering with the crowd. because the new pope is riding a cardinal like a horsey. >> oh, look at that. wow. i can watch that all day, huh? how about that. percy rides in the vatican. that has got to be a first, but probably isn't. >> yes, wolf, she is cute as hell. >> but is she enough to turn the fortunes of this beleaguered church. >> is the pope catholic? >> she is not. and i don't think anyone cares. >> all right. that's great. i'm alina cho. see you back here at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. eastern time. see you then. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> an extraordinary documentary called "bully" describes something we hear about, but rarely see. how children treat each other whe

but once the jeann was out of the bottle, kaboom. is history teaching us on american sequel? march sequel. are you worried about inflation? >> i am worried to a degree about inflation. neil: what is your big concern? that fed takes principle away. >> according to last minute of of fed meeting of january 29 and 30, their expecting will be tame through 2015, and will do everything possible to keep the itheeconomic growth in a path tt it is, and keep buying assets to spur the economy, a lot of investors are concerned that inflation will kick in but the biggest concern is the if investor performance that fed wilbelieve that fed willstop pu. treasures -- neil: rates are going to go back up. >> that is the fear. neil: we go for more than 2% to 3.95%, back and fourth, know it has been ebbing up, and the fear, i remember this, as a kid, following the whole jimmy carter thing, before we knew it, it was a 29% prime, like a rocket. is there anything here that hints of that? and that when the fed makes a promise, you are right to 20 that is a lot of time for inflation that take hold. >>

and that's why i think there have been great leaders, like senator jeanne shaheen, who are bringing a fresh voice to the senate and the senate armed services committee to make sure this doesn't happen again. and when it does happen, that these scum are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> patrick, we talk a lot about women making progress in terms of integration, in terms of our armed services on the battlefield. 18% of national guard and reserve personnel are women. that probably is more than a ray

jeanne moos' takes a closer look at the story behind the sea creature. >> he is not afraid of going divingifornia coast but what does scare him is this see land. >> and immediately it was melting my heart. >> it was a bit of a stowaway and it would not go away. >> and what did he do? he called his wife. >> right now i am sitting on this guy act in this bbc land.this be the -- sea lion and 10 seconds later. this time the state. he had a scuff on it and the pup could have been cold in this case near seattle ... this one slip off. this had a camera at one dismounted. and back at the kayak he was on there for the entire 20 minutes. he finally got close and these you can see our is screaming like cumins. now, the scopes -- like--- humans... this is the second video that he has posted. this was 1.5 years ago. >> i guess that i am an animal a magnet. >> comparison between the life of ric and the vo-- movie the life of 'pe'... coming up after the break. the warriors face the rockets for the fourth and final time today. could they get their first win of the season against those rockets or will it b

here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: how did this huntsville, alabama news anchor find out she was getting married? she heard herself deliver the news. >> and we do have some breaking news to report to you. fox 54 has just learned that a huntsville news anchor is being proposed on live tv -- >> we're leaving. >> -- right now. >> the list of the wzdx news team walked off the set, and jillian pavlica's boyfriend walked on. he had sabotaged the teleprompter. >> i can't picture a day of my life waking up without you by my side. >> reporter: then vince ramos dropped down on one knee. >> will you marry me? >> yes. thank you. >> i love you. >> i love you too. >> you made some cute but funny little noises. >> i told you. >> it was embarrassing. >> reporter: and now the backstory. the doctored teleprompter. the truth finally dawned on jillian when she got about 23 words in and finally read aloud the word "proposed." >> my main goal was for her to get at least 50% of the way through without her realizing it. >> a huntsville news anchor is being proposed on live tv -- >> all right. we're leav

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> all righty, then. i'm alina cho. thanks for joining us. "waco -- faith, fear and fire." that begins right now. >>> standoff has been going on about 45 minutes now. the alcohol and tobacco people apparently have telephone contact with somebody in the compound. >> my name is david koresh. >> david koresh. >> my name is david koresh. >> to his followers david koresh was a messiah. >> god speaks to me. >> manifestation of god in the flesh. >> we believe this man had the truth. >> reporter: but to the u.s. government, david koresh was a threat. >> machine guns and explosive devices. >> reporter: in 1993, they went to war in waco. >> this ain't america anymore when the atf has that kind of power. >> reporter: it ended in catastrophe. 86 people dead. including at least 24 children. >> there had been nothing like this before. the siege was new and unique in america law enforcement history. >> if you distrust the government, waco is going to be symbolic to a lot of people of what they really fear. >> i'm talking to you, somebody's going to get hurt

actress jeanne was called an iraqi sympathizer. >> saddam must love you and i'm sure -- >> don't even try and do that -- i'm not a saddam hussein apoll gist -- i don't think he said is that great news. >> michael moore was booed off the stage for denouncing the invasion of iraq. so much for these bleeding heart liberals in hollywood. let us not forget the response from around the globe. u.n. secretary annan said the war was illegal. nelson mandela called it a threat to peace. pope john paul ii said the war would not solve problems of man. jesse jackson called on peaceful people everywhere to march until the war was over. let us admire and respect the position of a former president, as well as the words from a future president, it was illinois state senator barack obama who said in 2002, i don't oppose all wars. what i am opposed to is a dumb war. this is a war that cost the lives of anywhere from 110,000 to 1 million civilians. today is not a day to cheer for success. but it is a day to remember those who fought hard to avoid the war's tragic consequences. get your cell phones out. >>

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> amazing, amazing video. that's it for me. thanks ff watching. i'm wolf blitzer. the the news continues next on cnn. >>> live and happening now, winter weather at its worst. once beautiful beachside homes falling into the ocean. >>> gang warfare but this battle is not based in drugs or money. it's all about what's being said on social media. >>> don't go into the water unless you have a way with sharks. >>> one of the most famous college dropouts plans to change how future generations go to college. an interview with bill gates. >>> and -- ♪ i don't want to be another wave in the ocean ♪ >> bon jovi provided a sound track for a generation. he's talking to us. hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. all that ahead this hour. first, this. defense secretary chuck hagel is getting a firsthand look at how dangerous afghanistan remains 11 years into the war. also a direct message from the taliban. he's making his first visit since being appointed last month. . it began on a deadly note. a suicide bomber detonated a device in kabul. nine people were killed. a h

here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: fasten your seat belt. extreme turbulence ahead.not one but two flights. and when he, his wife and his two sons weren't allowed to board after missing the second's flight boarding announce. what went flying was computer equipment. >> watch a chinese official go nuts. >> and watch bystanders back off. get me away from this guy, who turned out to be the vice chairman of a state-run mining company and an adviser on a chinese political committee. not to mention an expert desk kicker, though that might have hurt. he definitely meant to hurt the glass doors leading to the airpla airplane. and when he couldn't break througe

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: when push came to shove, was it it just a love nudge?ase don't it push me off. >> reporter: or did her then boyfriend not take no to an answer. >> it felt like all my inside it moved up. >> reporter: millions have seen the infamous push but this is the the first time you'll hear her side of it. jessica

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jeanne moos -- >> you like fine dining. >> reporter: cnn. >> i like fine dining. >> new york. >> i like fine dining, fine dining. look who i took to the white house correspondents association dinner a couple years ago. take a look at this picture. there she is, mila kunis. she was my date. how cool was that? remember, you can always follow what's going on in "the situation room" on twitter. just tweet me. tweet the show @cnnsitroom. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." the news continues next on cnn. >>> hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. you're in the cnn "newsroom" now. we're about to take you live to a small town in south georgia where a baby is dead. two teenagers are charged with murder and a mother is beside herself with grief and shock. there's the town, brunswick, georgia, a quiet town on the ocean where violent crime almost never happens. a mother pushing her baby in a stroller says two school-aged boys tried to rob her at gunpoint and then shot her in the leg before killing her baby. people who heard the gunfire called 911. >> her baby has been shot. >> okay. listen to me, m

here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: this is a tale of two rescues.n a slippery ice-covered canadian bay was rescued by a helicopter spinning blades. >> it was so powerful, it started to push the deer. pushed her all the way to shore, but oh, dear, the pig pushing a baby goat is a hoax. it was put on youtube five months ago, picked up by tons of websites, tweeted out from anyone from "time" magazine to "ellen" and played by networks like fox, nbc and abc. >> a little goat is literally drowning in the pond. >> send in the rescue pig. >> reporter: but now, just in time for the premier of a new comedy central show, the prank has been exposed in a "new york times" article. mission -- >> to create a hero pig by staging a viral video in which he rescues a baby goat. >> reporter: some were already suspicious. you can see an arm noted one internet sleuth. and sure enough, the host of the comedy central show that pulled the hoax revealed divers were involved, as well as a trained professional pig. >> so we decided to build an underwater track out of pvc to gui

here is cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: everyone wants her.a high school senior get her? >> it hit me why don't you ask kate upton to prom. everyone is like that's crazy. you're going to embarrass yourself. >> reporter: jake davidson ended up on the "today" show talking to the "sports illustrated" swimsuit model on the phone. >> this just got so much better now that you're on the phone. >> i absolutely loved the video. >> reporter: this video. >> inviting you to my senior prom. >> reporter: from the chaise lounge to the mirror, he wooed her. >> we can ride around all night long until

"in-session" jeanne is a casare >> reporter: jodi testify shed climbed to the top shelf toll retrieve of the closet confronting him with that gun and aimed it at him. demonstrated in court how travis lunged at her like a linebacker. the gun went off. she said travis issued a profanity to her culminated with, "killing you." after they they fell to the floor and she remembered nothing else. the prosecutor countered her on every bit of her story by saying, say that travis had a gun in the closet, but yet in that moment of terror, there is not one thing out of place in that closet, and the crime scene photo show that he also said her story didn't match the forensics because of all the blood at the scene, because of the bullet casing on top of blood, meaning it came last not first. although she testified that she blacked out, she did admit many things that she stabbed travis multipletime, slit his float ear to ear, found a cup under the bathroom sick and was responsible for the cleanup. admitted taking the gun with her and throwing it into the desert and also admitted she tried to not imp

barbara boxer and jeanne shaheen asked him to review recent decision by an air force lieutenant generalsmiss all charges against a field grade officer that had been convicted of sexual assault. they also asked hagel whether he has the authority to overturn dismissal of the case. three days later, secretary hagel responded that under uniform code of military justice, the convening authority's action is a final decision. he cannot overturn that decision, but hagel did promise to review the case and have an independent panel review the process that allows commanders to overrule and dismiss decisions by military courts. tomorrow, the wilkerson case will be one of the cases considered during a senate armed services committee hearing. the first senate hearing on sexual assault in the military in close to ten years. joining me for exclusive interview, two of the women testifying at the hearing tomorrow, rebekah havrilla and anu bhagwati, from the service women action network. rebekah, can you give us a preview of what you will tell the committee tomorrow? >> yes, i'll be focusing on my persona

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here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: sometimes the television veil is momentarily lifted and the ever-present-pleasant smiles come off. >> do it live! >> reporter: and tv people act like they're not on tv. but those words were uttered by anchors who thought they were safely off the air. those were bloopers. what happened in the middle of a wisconsin snowstorm falls in the category of blurted out truth. okay, maybe it's not the profound kind of truth shouted by the anchor man and network. >> i'm as mad as hell and i'm not going to take this anymore! >> reporter: an gellica didn't mind taking it. the reporter for witi in milwaukee had been standing out in the snowstorm for hours doing live shot after live shot. >> i have been here since 3:30 this morning. it is now -- i don't even know what time it is, 9:45. i'm exhausted. i've run out of things to say. it is snowing and it sucks here. >> angelica, welcome

>> i agree with jeanne to read the card is designed really well. the structure of the fees are very limited. if i were to be sort of nitpicking, the consumer advocacy consumer -- i think one thing that's important we encourage people, even though there is a 75-cent fee for the paper statement for using the card per month, we encourage people to do that to track their transactions throughout the month, so that's one area that i think we would have liked to have seemed free but at the same time that it is free and low-cost ink is a big fell you and i think it's important another thing, over time i would love to see all opportunity on the card in that the idea would be for social security and disability recipients they are going to get paid these dollars over time, not just one payment per year, so the hope would be then they could build some assets. >> melissa, any thoughts on that? >> i think we all recognize that we need to fight strategies that worked to encourage savings. and i appreciate the recommendation around the savings peace. i think we ha

>> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn -- >> i'm breaking up with you! >> reporter: -- new york. >> every time i see it, oh, my god. >> that's it for us. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, rand paul talked and talked and talked last night for almost 13 hours and yet he still has enough of a voice to talk to us tonight. >>> plus, north korea backs the drum of war. kim jong-un threatens to launch a preemptive strike against the united states. and a 24-year-old intern killed by a lion at an animal sanctuary. the young woman's father joins us tonight. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, senator rand paul declares victory after a filibuster that lasted 12 hours, 52 minutes, and 11 seconds, because who's counting, the man who staged the randpage finally got the answer he wanted from the white house. >> does the president have the authority to use a weaponized drone to kill an american, not engaged in combat on american soil? the answer is no. >> and in return, the white house got wh