. >> while talking to police, acremant also admitted killing a friend of his, scott george, seven weeks earlier. >> what he said about that was that he just wanted to see what it felt like to kill someone. >> i'm not a psychotic in any means. maybe a sociopath. i would admit that 100%. >> during our interviews he would joke, he would laugh in reference to his victims and really showed no sense of feeling sorry or remorseful for what he had done. i think probably the only thing he was sorry for was that he got caught. >> he also confessed during a telephone interview with reporter libby doucett. >> it was an experience i'll never forget. that's for sure. he came off like talking about a football game. >> i told them -- i never told them about the intent to kill. you see, the perfect murder has no bodies, no evidence. that got all fouled up because michelle told a co-worker where she was going. so that's why i left the bodies. otherwi otherwise, they'd be down that mine shaft with that other guy down there, stockton. >> you know, just laughing and joking and talking about, you know, when

scott, everyone loves george clooney, right? you get the feeling that everyone loves his new movie. yes. i have to belong to that crowd. loving george clooney, not really liking this film. it had so much potential, "the monuments men." art historians who came in to rescue precious works of art in a race against time -- it really had the potential, given the great cast with clooney directing, to be a ocean -- a "oceans 11" with nazis. instead, it is far too earnest and not funny enough, and clooney spends too much time explaining to his audience in long speeches why it is very important that they rescue european art, almost as if he doesn't trust his audience, maybe his american audience, to care that much about the picassos and the various works of art stolen. unfortunately, unless you are really crazy for clooney and want to see bill murray putting on a hat and running around, i would give this film and miss. >> that is a shame. briefly, there is also a big german film running competition, isn't there? tell us about that. >> it is called "the beloved sisters." it is a love story. a

if he couldn't get to lennon, he would have attempted to kill walter cronkite, johnny carson, george c. scottjackie kennedy onassis or marlon brando. lennon was his first choice. >> even show, chapman's agenda included a wild scheme to kill scott while the actor was on stage at a broadway show. >> the defendant said he had front row seats, and his plan was to stand up in the middle of the show and fire into the body of george c. scott. it wasn't attic laterally adroit plan because when he went to the gun store to buy bullets to have ammunition for his gun, he was told, you cannot buy bullets for your gun. >> after two weeks in knock, chapman flies back to hawaii. he reveals to his wife he's obsessed with john lennon and plans to kill him. she convinces chapman to make an appointment with a psychologist but didn't keep it. in early december, chapman flies back to new york, stopping over in atlanta to procure 38 high caliber bullets. >> this is not someone who is wanting to assault somebody or cause injury. this is someone intent upon committing a murder. >>> on the morning of december 6th, 198

george giro. in our bear corner, scott shellady, bear derivatives senior vp. let me start with george. least to some people that silver does not only provide opportunity for investment but industrial play as well. liz: scott, we're working on your mic for a second, scott. let me talk to george. why are you bullish on silver? is there a longer term3 opportunity here? >> i think there is a great opportunity. i think silver could be a turtle in the race now and silver has been lagging but as you said the institutions have started to come back. the open interest in silver has been just steadily climbing. in the last six months at least we've gone from say, 128,000 to 147,000 in open interest. that's a pretty hefty climb. liz: just define to our viewers why open interest is something you look at? >> open interest is very important because when the price goes up, open interest goes up, it means there's new business and new buyers. liz: okay. >> if open interest is up, and, market goes down, that means there are new hedgers. however when the markets reflect a lower open interest, it means liqu

couldn't get to lennon, then he would have attempted to kill walter cronkite, johnny carson, george c. scottbrando. any of these people were his potential targets after lennon. lennon was his first choice. >> even so, chapman's agenda included a wild scheme to kill scott while the actor was on stage in a broadway show. >> the defendant said he had front row seats and his plan was to stand up in the middle of the show, take his gun, and fire into the body of george c. scott. it wasn't a particularly adroit plan because when he went to the gun store to buy bullets in order to have ammunition for his gun he was told that in new york you cannot buy bullets for your gun. >> after two weeks in new york chapman flies back. he reveals to his wife that he is obsessed with john lennon and plans to kill him. she convinces chapman to make an appointment with a psychologist. but he doesn't keep it. in early december chapman flies back to new york, stopping over in atlanta to procure five .38-caliber hollow-point bullets. >> this was not someone who was interested in causing serious physical injury or ass

t that old story anybody certain there are a number of you here who saw george c scott. he said i read your book. that's part of it. that's what it is. anymore questions? [inaudible] if all the evidence he was convicted -- [inaudible] why was he given life instead of the death penalty. >> a good question. that's all that was on the federal books at the time. i think this went back. i'm not positive. but i think it went back years to frank church, the church committee. i think that's what it was. i think it was death only in times of war it might not have been that. however, what did happen because of it. the death penalty was put back on the books. and robert hanson faced that. instead i think he got something even worse. he went to super max in colorado. bad place. that's the reason. was rosario a spy? >> i had to look it up. in all honesty. she was convicted of two things. espionage was one, and income tax invasion was the other. [laughter] she signed -- yeah, 1040 -- she did not know rick was spying until about a year -- and the stories match on this one. until about

it's that old story, anybody-there are a number of you here who saw george c. scott in patton, when he said, rommel, you sob, i read your book, and that's really what it is. that's part of it. anymore questions? >> one more. if all this evidence and he was convicted, -- i have to say this rhetorically. why was he given life instead of the death penalty? >> a good question. that all that was on the federal books. at the time, and i think this went back -- i am not positive but i think this went back years to frank church, the church committee. i think that's what it was, and i think it was death only in times of war, and might not even have been that. however, what did happen because of ames, the death penalty was put back on the books, and robert hansen faced death, bunked stead i think he got something even worse. he went to supermax in colorado. bad place. that's the reason. >> was rosario a spy? and if not, what was she convicted of. >> i had to look this up. all honesty. rosario was convicted of two things, espionage was one. and income tax evasion was the other.

hitting a four month high prices continued to shine to date we have george from rb seibald management and scott also a fox news contributor. you were always bullish on gold. >> and have been since there were too many beers and the widespread now we have the teetwenty meeting and it thermal oil and currency devalued. melissa: but that is not new >> but a lot more since december and last year because of the up for performance down 28% now it is up 28% people were under invested. now going back to asset allocation but there is some differences people have not mentioned the divergence has stopped it is up 170 and gold is up? melissa: but that is the problem. you don't want to own gold when it trades like stocks it does not give you a dividend or diversification. a lot of those conditions have been going on over quarters and gold was smoked last year. also that taper is going on on, the fed is pulling back that is not a good environment for gold. the fact that the inflation the cpi is to present or low and there is no inflation anywhere or to have golden your portfolio. >> click international with j

. >> almost two years to the day after george zimmerman shot trayvon martin, he breaks his silence into separate television interviews. scott thuman is in the newsroom with what zimmerman is saying. >> he says he is still very much in fear of his life. he doesn't leave the house without a bullet-proof vest. he says he was a scapegoat for the justice department. he also says he very much -- he is very much misunderstood and is try to clarify some of that on tv. two peruvians and black people in my family. zimmerman recounted that night he shot and killed trayvon martin and the regrets that accompany it. >> my life would be easier if i had stayed home. >> you would've stayed home that night? >> certainly. >> he maintains he acted in self-defense, again, noting the gases to his head and broken nose. he says he would like to apologize. >> i never apologized. i never reached out to the family. what i like to? certainly. >> other robbins -- other run-ins have kept him in the news. it is a public divorce and fight over a debt. >> i would like to continue my education and hopefully become an attorney. i think that is the best way t

scott stossel chronicles his struggles with anxiety and charles krauthammer presents a collection of his political column. three decades of politics. watch the syndicated columnist program from the george w. bush presidential library at our website at booktv.org. sixth on the "l.a. times" bestseller list. followed by a short guide to a long life by david angus. including promised land and a ninth place the memoir will failure. and wrapping up the list is the muriel sherman's profile in the loudest voice in the room. look for the germans on booktv's author program afterwards on booktv on c-span2. and that is the top 10 best-selling books list according to the "los angeles times." >> next, history from pre-civil war to preconstruction. and we are automating large part of the boulevard. macon has its park. and they were laying it out with a load of cotton and headed towards the river to market downstream. right through what the engineers could lay down and they simply wove this road into the layout of macon georgia. in a lot of ways, it serves as that a metaphor, as i said. the history cannot be told when we are blind. so many things have happened here and it is really relating to our pas

you remind me in george c. scott flim flam movie "the man." host: you made your point. editors of "the wall street add when it comes to delays the two roads not taken the real goal to mandate delays is to funnel as many eople as possible into the obama care exchanges. >> i don't think that's the case. i was not thrilled with the delay, even though i don't think of an effect.uch we're not going to see the large employers who are impacted by moving people out of health coverage. remember, these employer, the employers decided to provide health coverage for their workers well before the care act was a twinkle in anyone's eyes. they decided to do it because it's good for their business. it's good to attract the best earles. since they provided coverage reason ily, there's no to believe they'll drop coverage. host: mr. santos? guest: to the large extent, that's right. not so much the really big employers. it's the smaller employers. many of them never offered coverage. few of them were going to take subsidies.f the it's complicated. theall company doesn't have hr or legal de

so, democrats can call chris christie fat, george bush hitler, sarah palin, caribou r barb barbie, michele bachmann crazy, tim scottand nikki haley the sikh jesus, but calling hillary ruthless, that's a step too far. it's going to be a long two years. >> i've got to say, for the record, i think all those things that republicans -- or the democrats called all those people are offensive. >> thank you, sally. >> for the record. for the record. >> finally, we come together. >> thank you! >> it's nice to come together. anyway, and by the way, we asked about our fireback question, team roker, team de blasio? >> i'm with al on this. at the end of the day, you've got to put kids first. one kid gets hurt, that's not worth it. i get it, it's a challenge. >> all right, we've got to go. thanks. go to facebook or twitter to weigh in on our fireback question. who do you side with in the new york city weather wars? right now, 77% of you replied roker! that's right. 23% replied de blasio. this debate continues online at cnn.com/cross fi cnn.com/crossfire as well as facebook on twitter. >> join us tomorrow for another edition of cr

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george clooney's film, "the monuments men." and my personal favorite, claudia llosa's "aloft," which opens next week. >> we have to leave it there. scott thanks so much. >> there is another big event about to start, the winter olympics where athletes are making their final preparations at your months of hard work and training. >> among them, german luge athletes. we will introduce you to three medal hopefuls from bavaria. >> no time to chat. she rushes to cheer on her teammates as they cross the finish line in the doubles. once again, they come in first, securing their win in the overall world cup. she also has her world cup title in the bag. now she is looking forward to the olympics. >> it is getting closer and closer. i am getting tingly with anticipation. >> the doubles champions normally trained together with her in the bavarian outs. they are the best in the world. >> what makes us so shrunk? -- so strong? we are there for each other through thick and thin, fire and ice. we have gone through a lot together. that is what binds us. >> even at competitions, natalie and the two are inseparable. they carry her sled for her. she also w

quote, that governor christie knew about the lane closures at the george washington bridge at the time that they were happening. eric scott, the host of "ask the governor," the "ask the governor" show, made news with his very first question in which he asked the governor about his knowledge of the lane closures while they were happening. governor christie gave an entirely, entirely new answer to that question tonight, which proves now -- which says now and only now that he may have known about the traffic problem while it was happening. >> your former appointee to the port authority claimed through his lawyer that he's got evidence to show that you knew about the lane closings in fort lee while they were happening. your office put out a pretty strong response to alan zegas's letter. >> yep. >> what in particular do you dispute in wildstein's account at this point? >> well, eric, listen, let's make one thing clear right off the bat, which i think is the most important issue. and the most important issue is did i know anything about the plan to close these lanes? did i authorize it? did i know about it? did i approve it? di

prince georges county where tyshon and his mother are living temporarily under a program to ensure stability for students in transition. >> it could have been a lot worse. >> in laurel, maryland, scott broom, wusa9. >> neighbors say that arlington street where a dump truck stuck and killed a mom of three yesterday is a known danger zone. 39-year-old, jennifer lawson died and police are investigating whether or not the driver of that dump truck was actually at fault here. now a viewer wrote into us to say she tried to get the county to adopt traffic calming features on little falls road by noddingham elementary. the county is looking into any requests have been made. mourners have been leaving flowers at the site where lawson died. >>> you hug him a lot tighter and you're just thankful for what you have at the moment and know that in just a matter of seconds, everything can change. >> they held a moment of silence at the arlington county board meeting today in her memory. >> d.c. council member says the district fire department is dysfunctional, mismanaged and mas a record of failure. he is calling for fire chief, kenneth ellerby to resign. the councilman points to the case as one re

has seen that movie saturday scott everyone loves to escape the right way to get a seeding not everyone loves his new baby. yes the doll half belonged to the crowd loving george clooney not really liking this film it's a shame because it really had so much potential the monuments patenting give a brief outline their fee of the story at art historians who came in to rescue precious works of art. a race against time. i mean really have the potential given a great cast with clooney directing the sun about an ocean's eleven with nazis but true. it would've been coated in a really fun fantastic movie. instead it's it's far too earnest and i'm tanned and not funny enough and clooney spends too much time explaining to his audience in long speech is why it's very very important the rescue european art almost almost as if he's doesn't trust his audience babies american audience to care that much of a deadbeat to the picasso's and the various works of art stolen by the nazis. so unfortunately i have to say unless you're really crazy for clooney and really want to see bill murray opening on a path running around fighting nazis. my kids are still moments of cable that's

violent crime is down steeply in prince georges county, but this triple murder brings the number of homicides in the county this year to 8. in laurel, scott broom, wusa9. >> it isn't the only mystery, police want you to take a good look at this video. it shows three men walking into the grocery and jewelry store in woodbridge friday night. then they opened fire. glenda was killed. a coworker was wounded and police want to hear from anyone who knows something about this crime, perhaps you were in the area at the time. >> billions of dollars in cuts are proposed. today, the secretary of defense called for a reduction in the size of the army to levels not seen since before world war ii. but as craig boswell explains, closing military bases during an election year may prove difficult. >> defense secretary is calling for a smaller u.s. fighting force. >> the reality of reduced resources and a challenging and changing strategic environment requires us to prioritize and make difficult choices. >> the army currently has 522,000 soldiers. the force would shrink, then go down to between 440 and 450,000 troops. it would be the army's smallest size s

scott broom is in montgomery county with an accountability check. >> reporter: here in montgomery the company, maryland, and in neighboring prince george's county this morning there was no delay called for by school officials, but thousands of kids and teachers and staffers were late anyway because of the mess on the roads. where were the salt trucks? >> today we were stuck in the same traffic as everybody else. >> reporter: the maryland state highway administration said 250 crews were in the d.c. region hours before the first flakes fell before down today, but once the snow started a full rush hour was underway. >> there was a lot of volume like a normal rush hour today. so we were stuck behind those vehicles. >> reporter: the outcome, gridlock east-west highway in silver spring one example of a slanted skating rink and students in montgomery county taking to twitter, photos stranded in snow waiting for delayed buses, epic fail tweeted one kid. would be it easier on state highways if schools had delayed or canceled? on well, there's no question the less volume on the roadways, again whether it's -- i don't want to say just schools, but in that area

george w. bush. 4 of those 5 governors, two democrats and two republicans. let's continue the conversation focusing on the republicans. let's begin with the two republicans under investigation. chris christie and scottwalker. as they look at 2016 are these investigations clouds or serious obstacles? >> they're clouds certainly in the short term especially for chris christie who really wanted to make 2014 his big year to shine. head of the rga, which is the group that's dedicated to electing gop governors across the country. he wanted to tour the country, get his name out there, take advantage of that post. obviously the first few months of the year have not gone as they originally thought. i think the jury is still out on the walker issue. it is not quite as clear as it is there with governor christie there was wrongdoing. certainly with christie it is pretty obvious at the staff level at least. what's so fascinating to me, john, watching these governors is that there's no obvious heir apparent. how many decades have we seen in the republican party that there is on obvious candidate. that person doesn't exist. some would have said chris christie last year. that's certainly not now the case. it is a

fracking activist george lives in london now to talk to catch up all the very latest in the winter olympics now where russia's just won gold in the ladies' free skating program paul scott now he's been watching all the action he's there in sochi pulled up been told there was a record breaking here and then just very recently. yes well adelina sotnikova has claimed russia's first ever gold medal in figure skating in the women's individual competition she put in a foolish display in the free program to move from second place at the halfway stage after the short program now it was an emotional moment inside. the moment that many russians had been hoping for but perhaps in some ways not expecting because before the competition all eyes were on fifteen year old. who put in that wonderful display to help russia win team gold in the figure skating but she stumbled fell to the ice in both the short and the free programs which really damaged her chances of competing for a medal she ended up finishing in fifth place but there is no doubt her time will come again as for tonight the moment really belongs to seventeen year old russian adelina sotnikova who claimed the gold well let

what's driving scott landed new push to break away from the u.k. >> former president george w.ed up talking about military veterans, his new mission, taking care of those coming back from battle. >> a much colder air mass will settle in across the mideast and north. >> the aljazeera morning news continues, back with you in two minutes. >> ukraine's former president is now a fugitive in his own country, the arrest warrant issued after a revolution leaves the nation with an uncertain future. >> a revolution of a different kind taking shape in the united kingdom, the hot commodity behind scotland's push to break away from the u.k. >> a quick fiction for a sick child, but a new warning about walk in clinics. >> may day on final approach, how birds wrecked a small plane in midair. >> it is now 3:00 p.m. local time in kiev. welcome back to aljazeera america. i'm del walters. after months of turmoil, yanukovych is out, now a warrant for his arrest. the opposition to control parliament calling an emergency session tapping former speaker as the country's interim president. however, yanu

george perez of the related group is up next. and 50 degrees colder than that city is our phil lebeau in chicago. phil? >> scottock at the cancelations mounting around the country a lot of people are saying is this the worst that it's been this winter? we have a definitive answer to that. and other question, why aren't airline stocks hurting more? ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. phil lebeau has the latest on the thousands of cancelations. phil? >> scott, the cancelations keep mt.ing. the runways of both washington reagan as well as washington dulles, the runways are not expecting incoming or allowing flights to leave. for the time being you see more cancellations in washington. look at number for today. topped 6100 in terms of total number of cancelations today. that is the most since february of 2011 when it was almost 7500 cancelations. we are g

george washington woodrow wilson bridge lane closures. christie appeared tonight on new jersey's 101.5's ask the governor radio show. before the governor took caller questions, host eric scottbout his former deputy chief of staff bridget kelly. >> what about the situation with bridget kelly, though. you said you were angry when you read about her e-mails to wildstein. you said you personally fired her. >> no, i did not say that. >> you did not -- >> i ordered it. >> i'm sorry, you personally ordered her firing. did you have no face to face with her on that day snf. >> no. >> so there was no opportunity for you to pull her aside and say what was going on? >> eric, by that time it was evident from the e-mails what was going on. and it was not appropriate for me to have those conversations. >> because? >> because there was obvious legal consequences going on potentially for her and for others. and by the way, on december 12 and 13th, she was questioned extensively by her superiors and said she had no knowledge, no involvement, no e-mails, nothing. if someone is not going to tell you the truth, they don't tell you the truth. what are you going to do? grab them by the ankles and

and george soros more than doubled his short position on the s&p 500. joining us now from the cme is scottr vice president at derivatives at treen. scott, thank you so much for taking the time this morning. soros, is he making the right bet or is he the hedging his bet? >> i think maybe he's seeing a lot of the things that we're starting to see over here. we're not doing quite as well as we think we are. we haven't had any decent jobs numbers the last two times around. qe is not working. that's why we're tapering. we're not tapering because the economy is strong and can handle it. we're tapering because it's a failed economic policy. i think what we see in japan's movements overnight, we're not seeing the growth and the strength and maybe some of the inflation that we would have liked to have seen right now with all this monetary central bank policy that's been going around the globe. so i think he's starting to see the things may be stalling here. we had a great run up last year and we had a decent run up on friday because we had really such a quiet trading session. there's no reason why

talk about david yahya, george author, the new railway maybe between babanoosa, the question of the whole neighborhood being in a pretty horrible condition. when a special envoy, scott gratin, and i were training the first cohort to go to juba, everyone was very optimistic. much like the panelists. a pathway forward, let's go ahead. and yet i said just slow down a little bit. you have to look at what's going to be the situation in south sudan after independence. all the people are going to be the same people. the neighbors will be the same neighborhood. north sudan is not going to move to the north pole and south sudan move to some other place. it's going to still have neighbors with c.a.r. which is a complete and total wreck today. uganda's not exactly a model for democracy not to mention human rights. kenya who, the last time i was in juba, kenya was having its election which didn't turn out exactly perfectly. and khartoum is still in a complete wreck. ask that's the situation -- and that's the situation. so my comment is perhaps we need to recalibrate instead of pathway to stability and some hausian future, but we need to make an agenda which is far more realisti

fourth, scott toes sell chronicles coping with anxiety, and in fifth, charles krauthammer, "things that matter: three decades of passions, pastimes and politics." watch the program from the george w. bush presidential library. sixin' on "the los angeles times" bestseller list is "stitches" followed by a short guide to a long life by david angus. a book on the internal and external pressures that senior faces today in eye promised land." in ninth place is "little failure" and wrapping up the list is "profile of fox news president roger ailes in "the loudest voice in the room. look for mr. sherman's appearance in the near future on booktv. that's the top-ten best selling nontexas books list according to "the los angeles times." >> what i want to see is the internet remain free, accessible, open, no blocking, no discrimination. that's my overall goal. that is what has made it what it is. this is now one of the great imprimaturs of the united states of america. we invent this. this is our genius. this is our ingenuity, and so that's why i wanted to continue and prosper the way it is. this is not -- i don't believe a democratic position, republican -- well, certainly isn't republica