lionsgate's michael burns joins us exclusively to break it down. michael, good to see you. >> nice to see you, melissa. i wish i could see you, but nice to see you. >> is there any way to quantify what an oscar could mean for a studio like yours? >> it means a lot. the nominations mean a lot, because what happens, when people watch the oscars, the academy awards, they want to have a rooting interest. when you get nominated or an actor or actress gets nominated, people go out, they see the movie in a theater, you get the bump there, or they go out and rent or buy the dvd, so that they can have a rooting interest on all those people that were dominated. >> so, for instance, naomi watts in "the impossible." you can expect, possibly, a bump in people who want to see that movie after watching the or cars? >> i think so. and by the way, the nice thing about the nominations, they'll be showing all the little clips and the actors and actresses will be wearing fantastic outfits, so, we'll have enormous publicity, billions of people will be tuned in for that.

. >> hi my name is michael ash burn and i'm a residental of the richmond and i would like to show you what i witnessed two days after the orderly eviction allegedded by our current sheriff and again this happened january 7th and what you are seeing here is captains cor value lows that is a [spelling?] volunteer and he makes an attempt to grab people and some miscommunications happened as they were moving plant and he used to work for us as an assistant for gregg gar and you will in the to the right a greenhouse communication here is broken down and what we have really just seen here is gardners who are not part of the community planning process that was started when the meeting were hamming with margin at the mc children lodge and we need to start that process again to avoid violence like this and we urge you folks to put pressure on parks and reek to start an orderly community discussion on this to avoid ugh lieness. i have never seen the force in our neighborhood have to do something like this. it was clear to me, watching this process that they were uncomfortable. i had a long disc

old friend michael burns.hings spicy. >> she's always sassy, that one. >> we'll talk some europe in a little bit. >> for sure. >> in the meantime, here's what you missed earlier this morning. >> welcome to hour three of "squawk on the street." here's what's happening so far. >> we're bringing production on the eco boost engine and bringing jobs back to america. >> the only way to get gasoline prices down is introduce another fuel into the mix is the way i see it, which would be natural gas of course. >> i think there's an undercurrent in this country that the government spends too much. this isn't the way to cut government spending but i think people want government spending cut. google, whatever they do is hot right now. i don't like the thousand dollars price target. >> philly fed, minus 12.5. so that is the worst number since the june release. >> what we're going to do with the city council is change the building code so there's a requirement that 20% of those spaces would be required to be capable of charg

that are being fired by law enforcement officers. >> we're going forward with the plan for the burn. >> michael: last night president obama tells us everybody deserves a vote, but also everybody who is a victim of gun violence deserves a vote on gun gun--gun violence. now will that work? >> families of aurora deserve a vote. the families of tucson and countless other communities ripped open by gun violence, they deserve a simple vote. >> michael: and the reply to that came from one thirsty senator. marco rubio shows us what watergate really is. >> the choice isn't just between big government and big business. >> michael: ladies and gentlemen, it's go time. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> michael: well, it appears that the crazy last week and a half that southern california area has endured over the disappearance and the hiding and murderous rampage of chris dorner has finally come to an end. it didn't come to an end without a big fire, more gunshots, and of course the death of another deputy. a riverside county deputy sheriff was killed yesterday by dorner as he went down in a blaze of bullets. >> after an al

we go to kenya to manufacture millions of clean-burning cook stoves. >> michael: how big of a threat how big is this to health? should we all be concerned about this? >> absolutely. we look at how people are using bio mass. it's either wood or charcoal. if people are using wood,s the equivalent of them being exposed to 4,000 cigarettes per day of secondhand smoke. watching 100 episodes of man "mad men." it's actually bankrupting families. a family made spend $500 a year on charcoal. so 30% of their income, and charcoal production is destructive. ten tons of wood to create one ton of charcoal. it's an enormous issue and it's coming it the fore and having hillary clinton the spokesperson, the female pope, if there was such a thing the pope of the cook stove world which has been a push a and boon to the work i've been doing these past several years. >> michael: i wonder if she knows she's the pope of the cook stove. it's helpful for women these cook stoves are why? >> women are the ones cooking in the kitchen, and they often have children on their back. if go to a place like central ame

burning cabin in sandino, california. charred remains were found >> . tests will be conducted to find out if it was him. a riverside officer, michael crain, will be buried, one of his victims. >> the manhunt centers on the burned out cabin in the mountains east of los angeles. overnight a body has been removed. >> we believe someone was inside. we have reason to believe him. >> witnesses spotted him tuesday afternoon not far from one of his burned out truck -- from where his burned out truck was found. . >> and he broke in and tried up two victims and stole the car. they are fine. >> he carjacked a second vehicle. after a police chase, he ditched the car and took off on foot, which led to a shootout. those tense moments were captured on the air during the news cast. and another life was taken. >> one of our deputies passed away as a result of his injuries. >> already accused of three murders, and he promised to continue killing officers and their families and in retaliation for being fired from the lapd. he also wrote in his online manifesto that there will be no negotiating. an intense standoff with swat teams and this more shots

because if we get it out of the ground and burn it, we're done. >> cenk: michael, what is your sensee a sense that she might help keep it in the ground or come on? >> it would be ridiculous of me to say i know exactly what this woman is going to do. i didn't know her name until i woke up this morning. so it's hard, cenk, to say that i know this is what she's going to take orders. >> cenk: how long have you been on tv. you come out and say, this is what is going to happen. >> oh, we're going to talk about jewel. she's going to tough. she's going to make sure that the carbon will stay in the ground. the secretary of interior is that. you get that part and the ugly part of the job is you're in charge of protecting the land and finding a balance between protecting the land and appeasing the people who are not concerned with protecting the land. >> cenk: mark, let me read you a quote from bruce babbit. he said, so far under president obama, industry has been winning the race as it obtains more and more land for oil and gas over the past four years the industry has leased more than 6 milli

burning home alive. >> detroit firefighter michael joiner is one of the first responders at the scene. >> got a call towelling fire. it was on helen street, which is on the east side of detroit. it appeared that someone had fire bombed the structure. >> from the outside, it looks like the fire is raging out of control. it's actually contained to the front of the house. but the two clearly terrified residents, a man and a woman, are so panicked they may not realize it. >> when they threw the fire bomb, it appeared that it broke on the porch, and whatever type of accelerant they had ignited and created a lot of flame, a lot of smoke. the porch was on fire, but it never extended into the actual dwelling. >> onlookers screamed for the residents to wait for the fire department, but the man and woman make a split second decision to jump. the man goes first. >> baby, come on. >> he lands without major injury. seconds later, the woman tumbles out. >> ow! >> she's not as lucky. she's taken to the hospital where she's treated for broken bones. the lesson to be learned here, with nearly 3,000 americans killed in

burn away. am i right, michael?> that works, too, governor. >> well, i want to ask michael one question. >> go ahead, take over. >> michael, and i agree with you, democrats did vote and support the sequester, although i don't think many democrats, if any, would be for the sequester going into effect. but what is wrong with significant cuts in entitlements, more cuts than raised revenue when the only revenue we're raising is on millionaires to make sure that they pay the same tax rate or slightly higher than ordinary working people pay? what's wrong with that? >> didn't we just do that? hey, governor, didn't we just do that last month? >> no, let me respond to that. let me respond to that. what we did the last time is we raised the rates, but we didn't stop rich people from having their accountants and tax lawyers -- >> oh, lord. >> -- rip asunder that and wind up paying 15%. while a secretary pays 28%. >> you guys are just greedy. you're just greedy. you want to spend, you want to spend, you want to spend. you don't

burned out truck was found here thursday. just hours after the rogue ex-cop allegedly shot three officers, killing riverside police officer michael crane. 34 years old, married with two children. >> we will look under every rook. we will look around every corner. we will search mountain tops for him. >> reporter: dorner has been running since last sunday's double murder of keith lawrence and his fiancÉe monica quan. her father a remember toer lapd captain turned lawyer who represented dorner when he was accused of lying about a fellow officer. dorner's manifesto details his anger over being fired, a trigger for a rampage of revenge. lapd says that case will be reinvestigated. >> i'm not doing this to appease him. i'm doing it so the community has faith in what the police department does. >> reporter: with a gunman on the loose, tension is high. tonight entire police families find themselves targets. >> to have your families targeted because they're related to you, that is absolutely terrifying. >> reporter: now, here in big bear, the sheriff says they've checked nearly all of the cabins and homes where dorner might possibly be hi

burned down. in riverside, an emotional farewell to officer michael crane. a husband and father of two.sed of gunning him down last thursday. >> every day got better. every day we renewed our love, and i knew how much he loved me. >> reporter: the sheriff's department identified its deputy killed by gunfire as 35-year-old jeremiah mackay. he was married with a 7-month-old daughter and 4-month-old son. brad wheelis, abc news, los angeles. >> so now the emotion coming out after we had these horrific days looking for him. going back to the couple held hostage. apparently he said he had been watching the couple for a couple of days and noticed they were hardworking people. i'm assuming that had something to do with why he didn't want to hurt him. but it was all about clearing his name according to them. >> the psychology of a killer is fascinating. that he would have this violent streak but then showed mercy on this couple that walked in on him that he could have clearly ratted him out and he could have killed them. he just chose to tie them up, take their car and go on. that's fascinating

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michael crane was ambushed last week on february 7. katie marzullo has more. >> source is telling the associated press that a california driver's license with the name christopher dorner on it has been found inside the burned out cabin in big bear. it could be days or week tonight before forensic tonight positively identify tonight the charred body in the cabin as dorner. the lapd held a news conference a few hour tonight ago and a lieutenant says until there is a positive i.d., no one is letting their guard down. the lapd was the target ex-cop's rampage but the violence has ended in big bear. the shoot out between police and dorner as he was holed up that was across the street from the sheriff's command post. the structure burned to the ground and a body was found inside. police operation tonight are back to normal but a dozen of his target tonight are under guard. >> detective detail tonight, some of those are still in place and those will remain in place until the department and those people feel safe. >> that will not be until authorities can say for sure dorner is dead. >> not knowing for certain the person that was threatening your family is no longer around and the threat no longer exist tonight, th

burned down. >> we believe this investigation is over at this point. >> detectives are waiting for forensic results on the charred body they found inside the cabin. meanwhile in riverside an emotional farewell to michael crane, a husband and father of two. dorner is accused of gunning him down last thursday. >> every day got better. every day we renewed our love, and i knew how much he loved me. >> very emotional ceremony. the san bernadino sheriff's department identified the deputy who was killed as detective jeremiah mckay. he was 35 years old and married with a seven-year-old daughter and a four-month-old son. so a very young family. the san bernadino coroner says it could take weeks to identify the remains found in that burned out cabin. >>> we are learning more about the south bay man wanted for setting off an explosive and threatening a public official. it turns out that official is leyland ye, and the suspect is a well respected computer engineer with close ties to apple co-founder steve s who knee yak. steve what's -- waznia c. >> this layer of a would be murderous bomb maker, or was it the at homework shop of a genius software engineer whose materials used with tinkering with homemade electro

burned down. >> we believe this investigation is over at this point. >> detectives are waiting for forensic results on the charred body they found inside the cabin. meanwhile in riverside an emotional farewell to michael crane, a husband and father of two. dorner is accused of gunning him down last thursday. >> every day got better. every day we renewed our love, and i knew how much he loved me. >> very emotional ceremony. the san bernadino sheriff's department identified the deputy who was killed as detective jeremiah mckay. he was 35 years old and married with a seven-year-old daughter and a four-month-old son. so a very young family. the san bernadino coroner says it could take weeks to identify the remains found in that burned out cabin. >>> we are learning more about the south bay man wanted for setting off an explosive and threatening a public official. it turns out that official is leyland ye, and the suspect is a well respected computer engineer with close ties to apple co-founder steve s who knee yak. steve what's -- waznia c. >> this layer of a would be murderous bomb maker, or was it the at homework shop of a genius software engineer whose materials used with tinkering with homemade electro

michael: you're right investigative reporter and part cold case detective. what inspires you to look in these cases. >> i saw the movie "mississippi burning" which i don't necessarilyn terms of any kind of history lesson, but i saw it with a couple of fbi agent who is investigated the case and a couple of journalist who is covered the case i was stunned more than 20 guys were involved in the killings of these three young men, yet no one had ever been prosecute ford murder. that horrified me. i couldn't believe it to be honest with you. i didn't know much about the civil rights movement. that was the start. >> michael: really, i mean, you come to us from mississippi. i know you're from texas originally. >> yes, i am. >> michael: what was it that brought you--i see you saw the movie. this is something though, about you that had to have click: was it the reporter in you or someone who was seeking the justice, which part of you? >> yeah, i think it was the latter. i think just always when people got away with crime or especially murder, it's always kind of stuck in my craw. injustices i guess have always fueled me and i've been interested in writing about them if they

burned body. could that body be somebody other than christopher dorner, police believe it to be christopher dorner, but dr. michael baden is coming up. our c c c c c c c all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> this is a fox news alert. we are live in big bear, where late tonight two people who came face-to-face with christopher dorner are talking about their harrowing ordeal. they were first thought to be mouse keepers, but they're property owners. dorner tied them up in the cabin behind me and now they're telling all about the terrifying experience. >> laying on the ground. >> yes, i did. and trying it calm down and get nuss here and he's going to do it. and he, once he got us bound then he went out to the bathroom real quick, and stuffed washcloths in each one of our mouths and-- >> back in the middle of the room again. >> and he c

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burned down. >> we believe this investigation is over at this point. >> detectives are waiting for forensic results on the charre body body they found inse the cabin. meanwhile in riverside an emotional farewell to michaelnd father of two. dorner is accused of gunning him down last thursday. >> every day got better. every day we renewed our love, and i knew how much he loved me. >> very emotional ceremony. the san bernadino sheriff's department identified the deputy who was killed as detective jeremiah mckay. he was 35 years old and seven-year-oldeven-year-old daughter and a four-month-old son. so a very young family. the san bernadino coroner says it could take weeks to identify the remains found in that burned out cabin. >>> we are learning more about the south bay man wanted for setting off an explosive and threatening a public official. it turns out that official is leyland ye, and the suspect is a well respected computer engineer with close ties to apple co-founder steve s who knee yak. steve what's -- waznia c. >> this layer of a would be murderous bomb maker, or was it the at homework shop of a genius software engineer whose materials used with tinkering with homemade electronic devices could bem

burn, let it go. at the end we'll get cut even if it cuts defense they're willing to take that. they're okay with it. >> michaelve heard a lot recently about the idea of kicking the can down the road. tell me, tell our viewers what does that look like? if the sequester does in the happen, but they have a band aid that they can put on it, what would that look like? >> if they end up doing that, extending the deadline maybe two or three months, and we'll be doing this all over again. don't get too excited this summer. remember, there are more deadlines we have to face. more fiscal-type things with all sorts of deadlines coming up for congress. we got a real messy summer and things like immigration reform, the congress wants to work on and get done before the august recess. so washington is going to be a very busy place over the next few months whether the sequester goes through or not. >> mid-july they would go back to raising the debt ceiling once again as well. they don't really need this. is the president at risk now? they had the whole week. no one was in washington. they defined the argument. is he at risk t

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burned there on thursday. riverside police didn't release a photo of 34-year-old officer michael crane. dorner ambushed him on thursday. he had two tours in the middle east as a marine. behind a wife and two children. finally, jenna, to wrap up, chief he can about, l.a.p.d. says he is reopening the investigation that led to corner's -- dorner's dismissal not to appease the guy in any way parent and fair. that is the latest here from l.a.. jenna: we'll talk more about that. william la jeunesse in l.a. with the latest. police believe christopher dorner and hear from william is heavily armed and extremely dangerous. that is the warning. his military and law enforcement background, capable and knowledgeable than the typical fugitive. what will it take to catch this guy? later this hour a former fbi special agent what it talks to capture this type of criminal, alleged criminal on the run. we'll have that for you in 10 minutes. jon: there are brand new developments to bring you in the death of a high school honor student in chicago. police are now questioning two men. they are calling persons

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>> reporter: michael, the 5-year-old was admitted last april into a hospital, she had broken ribs, crushed skull, extensive bruises and burnscross her body. now, her mother tells us that she had been staying with her father, when this happened. and her mother accuses the father of having tortured the girl. and that these wounds led to her death some six months later. now, here's where this story takes a horrific twist. the father, we are told by activists, is a saudi cleric, somebody who fansies himself himself a tell vange lift who goes on television stations, preaches tolerance and says that it's good for people to repent to god so they can clear themselves of their sins. this case has sparked outrage since news started trickling out the last couple months. there are many prominent women's rights activists in saudi arabia who started a campaign trying to remind people of the injustice they say women face in saudi arabia, a country with a guardianship system where they say women have few rights. in this case, however, the father is being tried. we have spoken to the saudi human rights commission, a government backed rights

burns with the fox business brief. shares of dell higher after the company announced being taken private by a group of investors led by the founder and ceo michaelion, breaking down to $13.65 a share. microsoft lends $2 billion to the deal. now, it's the largest buyout of the kind since the start of the financial crisis. u.s. home prices jumped in the december by the most in six and a half years. core logic says prices road 8.3%, the biggest gain since may of 2006. a slew of companies reporting after the bell like walt disney, chipolte, banana bread, and zinga. that's your fox business brief on the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. dennis: how much did you lose on the super bowl? we got a guy who lost $600,000. a furniture store in baltimore made customers a super bowl offerrthey couldn't refuse. >> sunday's big game has two big winners, baltimore and the customers who bought furniture in the super sale because when the second half kickoff was returned for a touchdown, all of their furniture was free. way to go, baltimore, from gardeners. dennis: gary, the president of gaitered nears furniture, and this brave man joins us now

burned, it is a pretty good chance you'll get something clear on that. >> okay. joe johns, thank you. >>> want to talk now about dorner's victims. one of them, officer michaelo tomorrow. today he was remembered with the sound of bagpipes and a flag-draped coffin. ♪ his funeral, there in riverside, california, a chilling reminder of dorner's ten-day vendetta rampage. crain was a former marine who served two tours of duty in kuwait. he was a police officer in riverside for 11 years. days before killing crain, dorner shot dead keith lawrence and his fiancee monica quan, the daughter of an l.a. police officer, a man he blamed for his firing. his final stand in big bear, once dorner was cornered, police state expert marksman claimed his final victim, a deputy yet to be named here. >>> coming up tonight at 8:00 eastern, anderson cooper is devoting his entire hour to this case, nine days of terror, the hunt for christopher dorner right here on cnn. >>> now, to this so-called cruise from hell. you see here, men, women, children, trapped on the cruise ship carnival, standing on the upper deck. you see them all lined up as it is towed, very slowly, to mobile, alabama

, when it burned and crashed, that line exploded causing an explosion of the gas cannisters that filled up the balloon. 21 people in the gondola at the time. the pilot and another man, michaelenee, a brit, jumped out, 30 feet from the ground and renee ran up to dirt track looking for help. his wife was still on board and witnesses say he was yelling, my wife, my wife, clearly she died with the remaining 19 passengers be, and here is a witness in another balloon, talking with shepard smith on studio b. listen. >> and i said to the person next to he me, i hope that wasn't a balloon and frankly we couldn't imagine that it could be. too loud, too close to the ground and as our balloon sat down and the pilot, said this hasn't happened in a long time and we knew something really bad occurred. >> and listen to this, experts now say when the two men actually jumped out at 30 feet it lightened the balloon causing it to go up very much, very fast, and other passengers jumped out at 300 feet and all three died on impact. most staying in the balloon as it went to a thousand feet and then came down. looking if the skies why overcrowded. only supposed to be eight up at a time and there w

burned body, authorities confirming that dorner's california driver's license has been recovered from inside that torched cabin. also happening right now, a funeral service for riverside police officer michaelmunity church in riverside. governor jerry brown and thousands of others expected to attend this service. crane, he was a father of two children, both under the age of 10. investigators, they believe crane was ambushed by dorner during a shooting spree just last week. yesterday police engaging in gunfire with that suspect before burning down the cabin. he was barricaded inside of. stephanie stanton has the latest from san bernardino county. >> reporter: this cab number the wois