. >> that must be mark burnett. is that mark burnett directing? gotta be.nce that said, can you shoot that? they shot the doorway. but the great mark burnett. look at that. >> the great youtube. you can just pull up a video. >> you can see that and again, if ashley is watching, you can see the johnny carson show on our old-timer's network. what's the name of our network where they replay it? classic kron. >> me tv, isn't? >> what's that? >> me tv. >> you're hipping it. i don't know if you made that up. >> i didn't make that up. >> she does not make things up. >> antenna tv. >> close. >> i call it classic kron. >> i was that close. i even did mumble, grant, see if pam is making that up. thank you grant. in the last 24 hours i have just grown to love this guy. he's one of the few guys that covers your back. he's a good guy. >> yes, he is. >> unless they said we'll give you and your family ten grand more if you can get rid of him. but right now, it is warm in here. what would it be, 20? >> 10 would do it. >> give me some exhibition baseball while we sit and dr

>> just i think there can be compelling stories told in film and television as we see mark burnett kind of launching bible stuff and christian content. and it's become quite popular and successful in hollywood right now. >> yeah. >> big-time paying attention. so for me, what do i want my legacy to be in film? and now i want to make stuff that communicates who i am, stuff relevant to my family values, things like that. and christian films are that content. >> who else is in this film with you? >> corbin burnson. i love you. lorenzo llamas. and i'm making -- staking a claim right here. >> yes. >> this very young gal that plays my daughter in the film who's fabulous, i have discovered her officially and miss elba is her name. i'm just making that claim. >> she's going to be something? >> she's going to be big. she's very talented. she's younger than hailey, my daughter. but she's a great actress. this will do good things for her. >> you brought up your daughter. >> you did. >> but you're not allowed to talk about her, so why'd you bring her up? >> she's supposedly dating upset. if their da

mark burnett told me i was going to fire donald. rosanna: and then -- >> he didn't like that. he wanted to stay on the apprentice. lack what he has end to. it is huge. now listen, you have been a boss for long time. you have been in charge far long time. what do you look for in employee. what is the biggest miss taking an momentee makes? >> well, at our company. you need employees because we are create of life-style company. we need employee are like minded who want to live well, two want to design 3:00 useful products if you are going to make coffee cup like this. went to make sure that the coffee cup, you can put your finger in the handle not a han dill wan dot lift up. things like to. we need, we need 2:00 people who are very constrenuous in terms of that kind of thinking. 2:00 beautiful. butte. i want everything to be butte. greg: beautiful people? rosanna: beautiful items. beautiful people, too. yao they do better. we went out to the restaurant the other night. everybody looked like out of that 50 shades movie. 2:00 they are all perfect looking. while in main? you remembe

burnett hargraves. making noise with positional drills may have cemented a top 10 pick. running back kelvin taylor also getting high marks. the nfl draft coming up on april 28. three spring training games left in osceola county stadium for the astros before they move their camp to south florida. hosting the braves yesterday. houston' s carlos correa who last years al rookie of the year slammed a two run homer. the astros defeated the braves 8-7. they will play their final game in kissimmee on saturday night. that is a quick look at sports. michelle: the supreme court gets ready to hear another case dealing with the affordable care act. that story just ahead. we will try your how much someone pay for the beatles michelle: the battle over president obama' s affordable care act is headed back to the supreme court today. justices are expected to hear arguments in a case involving whether or not the healthcare law violates the religious freedom restoration act. forcing religious non-profits to act against their religious beliefs. catholic nuns with the little sisters of the poor say the contraceptive-coverage mandate violates

burnett. outfront tonight, donald trump holding high level meetings in washington today. the frontrunner coming under fire over his recent marks under abortion, his campaign manager's arrest, the attacks on ted cruz's wife. they talked about the convention rules and delegates. here you see donald trump. this was today leaving that meeting with rnc leaders. just a wave to the press. that's it. a conciliatory tone on twitter minutes later where he tweeted just had a nice meeting with reince priebus. looking forward to bringing the republican party together and it will happen. jim acosta is outfront tonight. everyone seems to back off the pledge of supporting the nominee. donald trump saying again not being treated fairly by the gop. what happened in that meeting, though? >> reporter: well, erin, you're right. donald trump was uncharacteristically quiet after that meeting at the rnc today. donald trump's comments on abortion in the last 24 hours were very damaging to his campaign. john kasich went further today saying that the real estate tycoon is not ready to be president of the united states. that's very strong language coming

burnett. outfront tonight, donald trump holding high level meetings in washington today. the frontrunner coming under fire over his recent marksn ted cruz's we.

on that, erin burnett, thank you very much and barbara with this news of the number two isis leader killed. let me bring in cnn military analyst retired army major general "spider" marksir. coming on to barbara's point, to me the headline isn't so much who was killed, it's the how, right? it's the fact that, you know, not only obviously are we -- is the u.s. military and others -- air strikes and campaigns, but this was on the ground, something happened, as she was pointing out, with that helicopter and that vehicle. do you agree, it's the how they got him? >> it's quite phenomenal. let's not be too quick to celebrate this one kill. albeit very, very significant. but it has to have hinged upon having some really phenomenal intelligence, actionable intelligence that is confirmable and allowed these special ops folks to do this amazing operation. so also bear in mind there's probably no causality between what occurred in brussels and what occurred last night in iraq. this mission in iraq has been developing over the course of time. they happened to coincide in time over the course of the last 48 hours. we probably have, we united states, these special operation forces,