thinking keith was away she stormed over to his house with a male friend to get her diploma back. y keith was still home. an unhappy surprise. >> there's an issue here where there's two males going at it. did you see something you didn't want to see? >> i wasn't there. >> seriously? not at all? >> not at all. they were thinking i was guilty of this. and i loved him so much, i could never have even thought of doing anything like that. >> reporter: the nearly three-hour-long interview was over. kimberly was still in the cross hairs, and the thought was terrifying to her. >> am i going to go to jail for something i didn't do? >> reporter: but investigator boland had his doubts that she had anything to do with keith reed's death. >> she didn't leave my suspect list, but at the same time she seemed genuine that she would never do something like this. >> reporter: meanwhile, there had been a puzzling development in the investigation. the sunday night the superintendent was reported missing, the cops had asked the phone company to ping keith reed's cell phone to ask it the technological q

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new york, downtown, lower east side, keith herring, andy warhol, jean- michel basquiat, the rock steady convergence of musicians and artists, it was great. it was an amazing time. >> jimmy: but now, i mean, you're not doing little clubs. do you do little clubs anymore? >> i do. i do and i enjoy it the most, actually. >> jimmy: really? >> the smaller the audience, the more fun i have. >> jimmy: remember we were talking and you said you would like to do like an acoustic show. just you, a bottle of wine and a guitar on a stool. >> rose, rose. >> jimmy: rose, of course, yes. we'll do it in the summertime, yes. and yeah, and just -- you said tell a few jokes. >> yeah, i'm kind of a closet comedian. my dream is one day -- because i always do extravaganzas. they cost a billion dollars to make. they get carted around in nine planes. it drives my manager crazy. nobody makes any money. and then, sometimes i dream about simplicity. >> jimmy: yeah, but have you ever thought of doing stand-up? >> simplicity? >> jimmy: no, have you ever done stand-up comedy? >> i haven't. but i mean, well, i mean, on

her goal has been to keith her client off death row, the the penalty phase face begins sunday. tsarnaev showed lit follow any reaction to the verdict this same jury will decide if he will face life in prison, or a death sentence. in boston, i'm chris van cleve, now back to you. >>> boston cardinals sean o'malley and roast man catholic bishops are weighing in on tsarnaev's punishment. it could go against the church's teaching. our coverage of the guilty verdict continues on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 investigative reporter charlotte huffman looks at the is what in store for penalty phase face. of course, get the very latest anytime at cbs philly.com. >>> well, here at home a chester county dj is free, on bail, a after being charged with assaulting a woman he met through a internet post for models. that allegation,al sand that hoff led investigators to other shocking discoveries. >> reporter: police say 28 year-old daniel used craigs list to lure a quote, petit mod toll his coatsville home for what she thought was going to be a photo shoot. there is no answer at the home that neig

there's a chance you'll recognise her likeness. keith was the original rosey the riveter, working as a telephone operator during world war ii when her neighbour, norman rockwell asked her to pose for a painting. it became an iconic image and helped to sell millions of war bots. >> i'm antonio mora for more news any time head over to aljazeera.com. "inside story" is next. have a great night. . >> hello, i'm ray suarez, patients at a los angeles hospital - no telling how many - were exposed to a super-bug, and north carolina has confirmed a dozen cases of carbon fm resistant entero bacteria, a bacterium resistant to standard drugs. >> that didn't just make people sick, it may have killed them. it's called cre and reported to be in all but three u.s. states and is the latest in a frightening line-up of organisms

we are back with the general keith alexander, her head of the nsa. -- former head of the nsa. feel the public vastly misunderstands how much information the government has an tracks. what candidacy in terms of my e-mails, my communications? what does the government know about me? guest: about you other than being on bloomberg integrate personality -- and a great personality? if you are talking to terrorists, the government will require more -- a warrant to track your communications. think of a public case the guide was going to blow up the new york city subway. what nsa had to do under the 702 program with get a court order to allow them to get information on the communications going from an al qaeda known terrorist with him. that is what nsa and that program is geared towards. nsa is the foreign side of this not the domestic. this perception that we are listening to phone calls or reading e-mail is completely false. unless you are talking to a terrorist who is overseas. domestic it would be the same thing with the fbi. they have to have a warrant or some reason, probable caus

. >> investigators say she left her quadriplegic son to die so she could be with her boyfriend in maryland. keith jones live in our digital operations center to explain what's next for this mother and what about bringing her back to philadelphia. keith? >> well police are one step closer today, renee and jim. hours ago, she waived her right to extradition. well, philadelphia police can go get her, bring her back here and have her face a judge in our area. let me show you the courtroom sketches one more time. she's in jail in montgomery county, maryland. these were drawn today in court in silver springs. meanwhile, her son is still in the hospital. here's another look at parler now. police found her in a hospital in baltimore. haven't said why she was there. she's accused of abandoning her son in the woods as you might recall earlier this month. police believe she left her son there to go visit a boyfriend. luckily, a man found the 21-year-old's empty wheelchair, then discovered the boy, a quadriplegic wrapped tightly in a blanket nearby. we made a call to police to when they decided to get her. t

billed and you aren gayished at 25%, they drop that to 10%, then this hospital went after keith's wife, kathleen sued her, and garnished her paycheck also, so we wanted to find out okay, first we are looking at credit card companies. they are credit card companies that's what they do, but for a nonprofit hospital to do something that ended up being a wrecking ball on somebody's financial life just how much of this is going on? >> and what did you find? >> well, we looked across six states and in state after state after state. this were hospitals sues hundreds of their patients. and we zoomed in on missouri because we found one hospital there that was -- also found heart land hospital. this is where keith goes for care. that hospital just really jumped off the charts. shay sues about 2,000 plus people in 2013. that was more than any other hospital in the state, and at the same time, some other hospitals bigger hospitals are suing 20 people. of in a case where satiety they are just not paying the bill but driving a bmw. i said what is going on at this hospital. >> mark you advise nonprofits on the proper w

. >> jacqueline, tell us what happened when the suspect made her first court appearance today. >> reporter: keithnd renee, keonna thomas didn't say much at all during her court appearance today. and investigators say she went by two aliases, fatayat al khilafah and young lioness. nbc 10 has learned that the philadelphia and philadelphia police began investigating her after she tweeted messages sympathetic to terror. prosecutor says she later began talking to talking to isis fighters overseas, and told them she wanted to join their cause. today we spoke to thomas' neighbors in north philadelphia. they say they have spotted the fbi, but didn't know what they were doing there until today. >> today they just went in you know, and brought her out. and that's when we seen the counterterrorism, body wear, stuff like that and we said oh okay. >> reporter: neighbors say thomas lived a this home with her two daughter, her mother and grandmother. they say she was quiet and mostly kept to herself. thomas will be held without bail, and she is scheduled to appear in court again for a hearing on wednesday. live

published reports a doctor testified that the girls teeth were in such bad shape it was putting her life in danger. keith, injury of lehigh township entering his plea earlier today. his attorney says the family put off dental treatment because they didn't have the money. >>> sad day for the catholic community in chicago cardinal francis george the sixth has died after years of battling cancer. the cardinal's first bout with cancer came in 2006 in his bladder and returned in his kidney and liver several years later. george became the first chicago archbishop to retire following his third cancer diagnosis last year. he was 78 years old. >>> nba legend resting comfortably tonight after having quadruple coronary bypass surgery. hall of famer kareem abdul gentleman par expected to make full recovery after a surgery at ucla medical center. abdul jabari leased a statement thanking his surgical team and medical staff calling his care excellent. the basketball star was named mvp a record six times. he stills leads the nba in all time scoring. >>> a viral video may now cause legal problems for a local parent. he r

her story, after the break. >>> i'm keith jones. join me today for "nbc 10 @ issue."eer, wine and liquor all sold under one roof. will one-stop alcohol shopping become a reality in pennsylvania. could the current state store system be modernized or scrapped altogether? we'll hear from beau sides. plus the inventable world of war. returning home with psychological scars and some say many do not get the help they need. see how one locally based group is helping to change that and raise awareness. >>> and inspiring students. see how educators are encouraging young people in our area to explore careers in the fields that will shape our future. >>> coming up this morning at 11:30, following "meet the press," only on nbc 10. >>> at 6:22 on this sunday we have a heads up for drivers in center city. expect some road closures in rittenhouse square today. the water department will be working at the intersection of 17th and local streets the from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. to fix a water plain leak. you can expect locust from 16th to 18th and 17th street from walnut to spruce to be

her knowing about it. >> hello? hey is my mom there?... this is keith...my mom's not there right now? do you know where she's at? when d- when are they going to be back?... alright well i'll try back in like 30 minutes. >> i was trying to call my mom... she uh, she wasn't at the house. she went to go pick up my little cousin with my aunt. so they said she should be back in like 30 minutes, so i told them i'd call back. >> yeah ... that's just [bleep] weird, like their phones are [bleep] up. >> his anger rises. common among young people with traumatic childhoods. >> i need to just focus on what's coming, like what's gonna happen later on. because you never know what could happen here. so you just gotta focus on the day, focus to be safe, not get in trouble. that's mainly what i think about in here: just not getting in trouble. cause' if you get in trouble like, if you get more than i think 7 errors on a 2-year, you can get extended. and i already have 7. so if i get 1 more i'm eligible for extension. so that's why i have to be like extra careful now. >> a lot at stake.. for the young man going to bed on his 17th

her big announcement this week. we will psychoanalyze the clintons with dr. keith avlona next. .the "new york times" for claiming he's become frail and will play a limited role on his wife's 2016 presidential campaign. bill reportedly telling donors that the times was engaging in creative writing when they published a story describing him as looking older than his 68 years. joining me psychiatrist and member of the fox news medical a-team dr. keith ablow. great to see you. what are your thoughts on bill's behavior of late? >> my thought is i can see why he'd be angry. his wife's prospects hinge in some measure on his vigorous contributions to the campaign, and the psychological stance of the american public that if this woman was to win, let's say she did. i would venture it's as much to put bill clinton back in the white house as hillary clinton. undistinguished secretary of state undistinguished senator mostly i would say what people look forward, to potentially is her husband's return, if she were to win. lori: some people suggest bill clinton may be afraid of being overshadow

keith jones nbc 10 news. >>> stacey grader disappeared without a trace nine years ago and tonight police tell us her body haseen found. new jersey state police say hunters found her body monday in a wooded part of penalty ber tontownship burlington county but they don't know how the 37 36-year-old died. she disappeared in february 2006 after riding her bike to a vooent convenient store. police are hoping someone will come forward with information. >>> after three years we are learning the scope of a data breach of the philadelphia fire department. names birth dates and social security numbers were taken illegally. the company who handled billing services for the services. the independence investigation revealed the employee accessed the information of 750 patients who used ems's services on april 1st and 2nd 2012. the information was stolen between february and october of 2012. right now it is still unclear whether the information was used fraudulently if you think you were affected by this the fire department is offering free credit monitoring. get forms from the fire department. or download our news app. t

on many days, she would come here for coffee to talk with phyllis keith, who owns the morning glories cafe with her husband, michael. >> she came in regularly, i'd say maybe two, sometimes three times a day. >> rotella: and at some point, some of the stuff she said started to pique your interest. can you tell me about that? >> what i remember is it was later in the day, and there weren't any other customers in the shop. and she sat down and said, "i think my son might be involved with training camps in pakistan." just pretty much straight out said that. >> the impression i got from her is that he was in and out of the country pretty regularly. and at times, she wouldn't know where he was. >> at that point in time, they were saying, you know, "if you hear something, you see something that makes you suspicious..." and one night, i went home from work, got out the phone book looked up the fbi, and gave them a call. >> rotella: you think the conversation lasted how long? >> i don't know. five minutes? >> rotella: did you hear from them again? >> no. >> rotella: as daood gilani honed his skills in lashk

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keith, you're unforgiving. she should be made to pay for the damages out of her own pocket.usiness on facebook. here's some emails on 2016. tom from michigan writes this: i'll get excited for candidates for president when they start speaking of specific actions for the country and not sound bites. i'll cross off anyone off my list who want discuss anything. hey, it's on my website. that excuse is a political cop-out. clark gives his perspective on airline costs. we've talked a lot about that. i've been a pilot with a major airline for 30 years. after decades of losses for many reasons which employees pay for with loss of pension, we're finally making profits. the airlines deserve some cash if you want to fly in a safe new aircraft. we love hearing from you. send me an email. gerriwillis.com. we'll be back with our question of the day. should the baltimore mayor be doing more to protect small business? ♪ ♪ gerri: hundreds of volunteers spent much of the day cleaning up the wreckage left by rioters in baltimore. should the mayor have done more? we asked that question on gerriw

keith. he has a very important question for karen. karen is in the middle of beverage service, because she is a flight attendant, working for 18 years with united so with the help of her they gave him a blanket, and finally when she started the beverage service, he popped out and popped the question. >> she's so confused look at her face. >> how did you get up here? i'm in the sky. >> oh, my god. >> wow. >> that's so sweet, actually. >> this is so cool all of her co-workers came in together to make this happen. >> she said yes. so congratulations. >> you still have to serve them the cokes and pepsis but now you have more swing in your arm. can i help you? >>> it's real or fake time starting with an unexpected car issue that needs some lengthy repair. >> o no! >> and a guy who attempts to live a donkey in a rare way. watch on the side. >>> plus monday's buzzword word for your chance to win an ipad mini. mmy y rorougugh h anand d bubumpmpy y skin makes me feel really self-con >>>sc closed captioning provided by -- uusesed d dadailily,y, it reduces bumps 72%. ggolold d bobondnd.. bebeining g frfreeee f froromm dadandruff feels great. maximum strength selsun blue tatargrg

her bank account. make no mistake the general keith alexander director of the national security in the intellectual property as the greatest transfer of wealth in human history. but the threat extends beyond the industry that supports our way of life. we are hard at work in the cyber capabilities that can shut down the critical infrastructure and they want to use the tools to threaten the leaders and intimidate people with signs of peace and times of conflict. the gas pipelines and power grid for instance can cripple our economy and weaken our ability to defend the united states. these scenarios sound alarmist but we must take them seriously because we grow more realistic. we saw a preview of this in 2012 when the packers hit saudi arabia's national oil company destroying 40,000 hard drives and simultaneously in our financial sector in the same year. in fact they are penetrating feet infiltration of the financial sector everyday. to combat these threats that live up to the obligations, to provide a common defense, the government must take the leading role in securing cyberspace. we cannot leave the american

her mother has an important battle to fight. >>> barry manilow knows how to keep a secret and got married last year. sources say man low married his long time manager, gary keith at his palm springs home. the nuptials were so secret the guests thought they were there for a luncheon. >>> golf season is upon us if you look to hit the links, maybe foot golf is more your speed. here is a preview of this weekend's fyi philly. >> it's playing golf with a soccer ball. >> instead of using a golf club and swinging away -- >> you just kick it. >> it's the first accredited football course. we brought an expert in to navigate the course andrew from the philadelphia union. >> any tips for me? i have something for you. >> it's time to grip it and rip it. oh! hurt my toe a little bit. >> wow. that is a good ball, it's about the driver a foot golf hole is 21 inches big enough for a soccer ball but it's still tough to sink a putt. >> that is unbelievable. the slow one. >> there it is. melissa is so funny fyi philly airs saturday night at 7:00 and again on sunday at midnight. >>> if you're looking for distraction check out 6abc.com. it was a routine skydive over sweden but when

keith, what are you hearing about how this all started? >> reporter: you know what jim, we're getting closer to that answer tonight. i talked to an eyewitness with a theory of her own. the manager is being treated for severe head injuries. in the meantime we talked to people around the neighborhood, showed the video of the beating. a warning tonight, they say it's tough to stomach. >> have you ever seen anything like that in your life? >> no not at all. >> attacked with a hammer a wooden beam and mace. ten seconds into it the 51-year-old victim is on the ground motionless. >> there was just so much blood. i'm screaming, "stop, stop stop" from across the street. >> reporter: she watched in horror as the group kept punching and stomping on the man's head. >> with a hammer and a stick. >> reporter: this is the surveillance camera back at the gas station where we came back to talk to employees. it's point in the direction of a traffic cone. >> i don't know what's going on in this neighborhood. >> that's crazy, man. you've got to be careful out here. >> reporter: police say they actually arrested two women outside einstein medical center where the 51-year-old was ta

keith jones, keep us posted. >>> also today a mother returns to philadelphia to face justice. police say nyla parler left her disabled son to die in a philadelphia park. he was found in maryland this month but only returned to philadelphia this morning. nbc 10's doug shimell is joining us live at southwest detectives in philadelphia. >> doug what's the next step in this case? >> reporter: well, right now nya parle parler is getting ready to be moved from southwest dengtivetectives to police headquarters. a van backed up to the side entrance here. they were expecting to move her sometime after 4:00 today. of course nyla parler's return to philadelphia puts to an end the fugitive part of the process but begins another part of the process where all the sad details of the case come out. >> she was picked up this morning in maryland by our fugitive squad. he's now here at southwest detectives. >> reporter: she did not fight being brought back to philadelphia. 41-year-old nyla parler has been in police custody in silver spring maryland since her arrest. police say she left her 21-year-old quad ro po leejropolegic

her own party. katy starts the excitement off today, thank you, katy. >> reporter: whoo! >> go phillies. >> you can see all the opening day excitement including the game right here on nbc 10. keith jones, jaqueline london have the pre-game special "welcome home phillies" at 2:00. then the phillies take on the boston red sox at 3:00. of course we will be checking twitter to see your thoughts on the upcoming season. i just -- i'm not going to call him out now, but a viewer tweeted me at the phillies will finish dead last in the nl east. let's not be negative yet. it's opening day. i probably should say his name but won't. i'll save him the harassment. tweet us on your thoughts on the season. use the hash tag #philliestalk. are you as ready as katy zachry is? >> you have to be positive come on. >> the pre-game show starts at 2:00 poom.m. >>> and the trouble on the ben franklin bridge. >> it was all caught on camera with smoke rising from the area with traffic coming to a standstill this weekend. we'll tell you what caused this. >>> and police say a suspect dies after an officer mistakes his handgun for a stun gun. but did that really cause the man's death? >>> clear skies right now

her own. it's politics monday, and we turn now to amy walter of the "cook political report" and tamara keith ofith and freedom summit in iowa we saw this weekend let's call it the betwixt and between. let's look at what some of the members for candidates of president had to say about this in iowa. >> this whole debate about the definition of marriage, i remind everyone that marriage is an institution that existed before government itself that the institution of marriage is one man and one woman existed before our laws existed. >> i believe in traditional marriage between a man and a woman and unlike president obama and secretary clinton the governor of louisiana's views, my views, they're not evolving with the times. >> marriage is a decision that should be defined by our state governments not at the federal level. in wisconsin and other places across the country marriage is defined as one man and one woman and states should make the decision. >> ifill: this is an unavoidable debate, isn't it, tamara? >> yes and the supreme court is taking this up tomorrow. there will be a decision also debated

her priority to strengthen the relationships. the national guard is still on the streets. all this in response to rioters who used freddie gray's keith destroy buildings and cars in baltimore. -- death to destroy buildings and cars in baltimore. . >> i think we need a change. >> reporter: tomorrow police will release to prosecutors the details about the first report, it is unclear when they will release the findings to the public. >> that investigation continued. it is imperative that we get to the answers in the case. that is what they have been working on. >> reporter: police say there have been no major incidents today. since monday they arrested 275 people and released 80. back to you. >> we have been seeing altimore strong, are you getting a sense there are people saying don't trash our city, we are not going to stand for this? >> reporter: that is it. a movement that has been growing since yesterday, since the pictures we saw from monday night from had violence -- from the violence. a response from had community here, a large -- the community here, a large response and the majority of the protests are been peaceful. >> thank yo

her boosom. >> you defended nicky massage in the past and said quotes like my shoe games and not cash shoes is one of the great 21st century keith. >> would people say she is talking about about queens being valid? sorry we are out of time. a special thanks to remi spencer and joanne joanne nosuchunsky. tom shillue. i am gavin mcginnis and we will see you next time.

her child was in our custody. in police custody. and this is unacceptable. >> want to dig deeper into this with maryland house of delegates majority whip keith haynes, thank you for being with us. we didn't get a lot of answers, i think a lot of people -- yesterday. but obviously the police did, the police commissioner did admit that his officers made mistakes. do you think that you are or that the police station is there on track and the investigators are on track to satisfy people with the information that they're going to have that's forthcoming? >> well i think one of the big questions has always been since the death of mr. gray last sunday whether or not information has been forthcoming to provide answers to the public and to the community swiftly enough. and i think the probably the police commissioner's comments yesterday aided in helping to provide some answers to the community. although let me be very clear, that from my perspective, that those comments are really confirm what the community and people here in the city have expressed all along -- that in medical attention should have been given initially. he was screaming for medical attention at

keith of npr. she's in iowa tonight, waiting on hillary clinton. -- tamra, let's start by talking about secretary clinton, mrs. clinton. what is the goal for herhis interesting web-driven roll out? >> she's now on van tour of america making her way out. she is probably not driving. the secret service is most likely driving. she says she hasn't driven since 1996. what she's trying to do is say, hey, i'm like the rest of you. i'm relatable. i'm trying hard, i'm going to work for every single vote. her campaign is aiming to go small at first. small events intimate settings. no big arenas no big, cheering rounds, but just sort of hillary clinton unplugged, at least initially, much like her listening tour in new york when she first ran for senate there. >> ifill: amy let's talk about what you think she was trying to accomplish. it wasn't as warm and fuzzy as the 2008 video but still very much about her and other people. >> she wants to make sure and very clear that she doesn't see this as her legacy or birthright or something she's going to get handed. her campaign talks about earning the vote, how she's going to work to meet people: it's telling t

keith? >> vince, thank you. >>> we're about a week away from the blue cross broad street run. i'll be running and so will vince and so will this woman right here. herll her a super hero. why she's taking on broad street and doubling as a role model at the same time. >>> and we have another cold night in store. freeze warnings patchy frost around the area. and also some parts of our area could see rain over the weekend. i'll tell you the timing on that coming up. >>> and this video of a bold burglar's quick get away caught on a trolley camera. helped police i.d. their suspect. still ahead at 6:00 the picture that investigators want you to see. >>> well another cool chilly kind of day outside with the wind around too, gusting near 30 miles an hour. tonight, the wind will start to lighten up. and temperatures dropping below freezing for more of the area than we saw last night. and also patchy frost around for pretty much everybody by tomorrow morning everyone has the chance of seeing that. so if you have any sensitive springtime plants, you might want to cover those so they don't get damaged. for part of the area we're watching rain, looks to stay mos

right now to hear how her petition has struck a nerve with wawa fans here locally, but also wawa itself and it's the exclusive story available on the nbc 10 app and nbc 10.com. keith philadelphia horses are being cared for by the society of cruelty totuj animals. they)p? rdered the own are the of the horses to remove the horses from the lot, but the spc attack them. so far police haven't filed charges. >>> we are learning more tonight about the exhaustive effort to find clues and debris for the french alps plane crash. officials say they've located the remains of all 150 people onboard. plus there are new details now about the health of the co-pilot accused of crashing the plane. >>> and a nice day today, but now we're tracking rain moving in for tomorrow. big changes for the weekend with some cooler next.spd' >>> prosecutors in the lehigh valley say a 14-year-old girl :khr(t&háhp &hc nipulated her 20-year-old boyfriend into murdering her own mother. i'm doug shimell, that story coming up. >>> a quick look at our top stories. new jersey senior senator robert menendez turned himself in on corruption charges. it comes a day after the federal grand jury indicted men

her so much more™? people love their hellmann's. keith told us it's one of the greatest things ever created!an the internet? well keith, if you say so. we're just working hard to... bring out the best. >>> he's been seen in countless hit tv shows. >> from his role as the micromanaging boss "office space" to the charming mike brady in "the brady bunch movie". >> that one, we love it. >> gary cole. >> he learned his first emmy nomination for his turn as kent davis. he even ran the number on the president's daughter. take a look. >> katherine, america doesn't like you. >> what? >> that sounded way too harsh. >> let me see that. >> it's not that you are unlikable. it's that there's a perception that you are unlikable. >> they hate me. >> i wouldn't say hate. you just polarize opinion with the bulk of it graf gravitating to this poll here. you have sharp shoulders. >> this is like high school. >> yeah kind of but much bigger lt. >> when they offered you this role, you didn't consider yourself much -- you didn't come from the comedy world. >> not really. the first thing i did was mike brady and i

keith ablow will join us to discuss this in the 7:00 hour. >>> john boehner showing love for nancy pelosi in the rose garden. he gave her one big smooch. the two lawmakers have led the negotiations on the measure that changes the way medicare reemburs doctor. those are your headlines. >> all right. thank you. >> brian we have you here now, we understand you spoke with general michael flynn about this topic we're bringing up. we want to get everybody up to speed. united states sending warships to yemen to keep an eye on the iranians, there are a lot of mixed messages coming out of washington. as we understand it navy officials confirmed monday that the united states theodore roosevelt and normandy were keeping an eye on these iranian warship warships. as they move into the arabian sea. people are wondering what the heck is going on. it doesn't seem as though anyone in the administration has their story stress. this is state department press secretary marie harf and president obama who couldn't be more opposite in terms of what they're telling us is going on. >> i saw a lot of cable tickers today. ships going there to intercept iranian s