wes anderson and hugo guinness for "the grand budapest hotel." dan gilroy for "nightcrawler." and the oscar goes to -- "birdman." >> this is the first oscar for nicolas giacobone and alexander dinelaris. this is the fifth nomination for alejandro g. inarritu and his first oscar win. >> cheers. wow. the journey of "birdman" start three years ago when i ask nico, armando and alexander to follow me in a crazy idea and because they are crazy, they did it and we wrote together "birdman." and for that, i am all my life grateful and thank for to share this experience with them. we want to thank our incredible cast. emma naomi andrea amy, lindsay, mr. norton zach and the maestro of maestro, mr. michael keaton. we're making this film fly. without you guys we would not be here. james, the producer. i want to thank, obviously, the great support from new lee region sy region. all the people to thank. my kids my wife thank you very much for all. thank you. this award -- wait, wait. family time. >> my daughters are my reason. >> marianna, our dog larry. [ speaking foreign language ] >> anno

wes anderson and hugo guinness for "the grand budapest hotel." dan gilroy for "nightcrawler." and the oscar goes to -- "birdman." >> this is the first oscar for nicolas giacobone and alexander dinelaris. this is the fifth nomination for alejandro g. inarritu and his first oscar win. >> cheers. wow. the journey of "birdman" start three years ago when i ask nico, armando and alexander to follow me in a crazy idea and because they are crazy, they did it and we wrote together "birdman." and for that, i am all my life grateful and thank for to share this experience with them. we want to thank our incredible cast. emma naomi andrea amy, lindsay, mr. norton zach and the maestro of maestro, mr. michael keaton. we're making this film fly. without you guys we would not be here. james, the producer. i want to thank, obviously, the great support from new lee region sy region. all the people to thank. my kids my wife thank you very much for all. thank you. this award -- wait, wait. family time. >> my daughters are my reason. >> marianna, our dog larry. [ speaking foreign language ] >> anno

. >> wes anderson's films are known for their singular and stylized world.e grand budapest hotel" is up for nine academy awards. once you step into a wes anderson film, get red for a lot of venture. >> it has a circle of women into my errors. one of them died. he gets sort of caught up in the family in a fight for the inheritance. >> how did you find the story? >> well, there is a real person. the character is played based on a real person. an old friend of mine. i started reading this author. only maybe six years or so i started reading his stuff. i had heard of him. the more i read them, i thought that i could do something, i can do my version of his world. >> i place you under arrest for the murder of -- >> i knew there was something fishy. she is been murdered. >> i find that each time we finish a part of the process the script or the shooting or whatever it is, i'm ready to end that. my aim ready to shut it down when we are finished. i am always eager to get onto the next part. -- i am ready to shut it down when we are finished. to me, the most exhilara

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. >> wes anderson's films are known for the singular and grand style world. up for nine academy awards. it follows the concierge of a decadent european hotel. once you step into a wes anderson film get ready for a load of adventure, high drama and colorful character. >> the story is, it's about a hotel concierge, who has a whole kind of cycle of women admirers mostly rich older women. and one of them dies and he gets sort of caught up in the family -- in kind of a fight for the inheritance. >> so how did you find the storey? >> well there's a real person who is one of the inspirations. the character played by ray fines is partly based on a real person an old friend of mine and hugos but there's also -- i started reading this author, stefan vye and only six years ago or so and i started reading his stuff and i had never heard of him. the more i read of him, the more i said i think i can do my version of his world. >> maybe a third of you gentleman. >> inspector, by order of the commission of the police i hereby place you under arrest for the murder of madam --

the cases in chicago, what do we know about them? >> reporter: andersonwo cases of measles. this is among infants under the age of 1 and three more suspected cases they wait for the lab work to come back. we don't know exactly how these children became infected. we know ten more children, ten more babies, are asked to stay at home in quarantine for 21 days. they're not sick but it's a pretty good chance they'll become sick because measles is so incredibly contagious. now, kinder care, that day care we just saw, now say all around the country, if you want to work for us and take care of infants, you have to show that you've been vaccinated against measles. >> now, obviously, they'd be investigating possible linkages for people. in any case linked to disneyland ones? >> reporter: they're trying to figure it out but further and further away from the beginning of this outbreak, it's going to be harder to trace it back because maybe someone sat on a plane who knew someone who had been at disneyland. it gets harder to trace that chain, so it's possible we may n

incredibly tight this year, wes anderson no grand bid best thole.se the freight andre grow gonzales for "birdman." >> you were a movie star, remember? >> who is this guy? >> he used to be birdman. >> i like that poster. >> you wrote this adaptation. >> i did yes. >> and you are directing and starring in it. >> yes. >> that's ambitious. >> reporter: next up best actor this is always incredibly closely watched. ray fines and jake jill en heart. michael keep and untwo brits benedict company enter batch. and eddie redmayne. he took a golden globe for this very performance. >> tight. >> the. [ inaudible ] >> why do you know that? >> university is expand fax you reverse time the university is getting small early. >> reporter: best actress again also closely followed. reese witherspoon rose manned pike amy adams competing and that fabricio his at this jones julian moore is the favorite for the oscar could she take best actress at the baftas here she is is "still alice"? >> no, no, i want to put it in, where is it. >> it the theater. >> can you spell? >> it

wes anderson had issue that all over the world, primarily in london and la.a.cloud-based technology -- really incredible technical accomplishment. "birdman" -- i'm here in mexico city. they are so happy for alejandro . if you have seen it, you would notice it looks like it is one take, one continuous film but it was tracked over multiple tracks. that is the kind of thing that is happening with media technology today. >> let's back up and talk about how that process is very different. what is happening right now with how it is being shot? we know what the films look like and what the directors like shooting that. what happens to the content then? >> that is the interesting thing. that is probably the most significant change in the business model. what happens after -- marking it, tagging it, making it available to distribution challenges globally and easily, etc. how the business model has changed fairly significantly. the digitization of the file records coming off of the camera and into an iphone or ipad or the internet -- whatever you have the rights to -- th

of jordan and potentially other arab partners, especially when we already heard jordan talk about revenge in earth shaking response, anderson. >> the woman still held by isis? >> reporter: only that all resources are being used to try to secure her safety and return. that's what we heard consistently from the white house. they don't want to talk about future operations or give operational details or talk about potential other rescue attempts. only that those resources are being devoted to try to bring her home, anderson. >> michelle kosinski from the white house. the associated press reporting, there are a number of reports that the potential, the would-be suicide bomber that isis wanted back may be executed tomorrow morning. we have not been able to independently confirm that. kordesh is in jordan for us. is additional public reaction expected or are these demonstrations going to conti e continue. >> reporter: we do expect that, anderson. there's so much anger and grief in this country. we've heard in jordan, announcement made a few hours ago, all mosques will be hold. anderson, this evening, this is a country, a nation in

our becky anderson is in amman and joins us live with more. becky, wet the emirates have halted air patrols over syria after the killing of the jordanian pilot. they're now back in the fight. top officials being tightlipped about this. you wonder what's really behind it. is the uae more of a reluctant partner in this coalition fight? >> reporter: well those were reports that they had grounded their jets. and certainly the commitment to the emirates is real with the arrival of f-16s, squad around of f-16s, c-17s, and other refueling assets to fly alongside their jordanian counterparts in this real fight against isis from abdabby to amman. i think -- abu dhabi to amman. i think it's clear they recognize the threat from this group. it was a grisly video showing lieutenant colonel muath al kasasbeh being burned alive. gruesome even by isis standards. now had t has galvanized the -- now it has galvanized the arab world. countries like jordan are stepping up participation in the coalition attacking isis. >> this is definitely not the u.s.' war. this is defini

wes anderson for "grand bhuta pest hotel." and the favourite aledge and roe gonzalez for "birdman." >> movie reel: who is this guy? >> he used to be birdman. >> you wrote this adap tigs. >> yes. >> reporter: next up best actor, ray fines, jake gelin hall birdman's michael keaton and eddy red main and benedict bum ber batch, who took golden globe. >> movie reel: why do you demo that? >> the universe is expanding. if you reverse time... >> and best actress. reece wither spoon, ros rosalind pike amy adams. felicity jones, julian more the favourite, a dead skirt. best actress - in "still alice" >> movie reel: where is it. >> at the theatre. >> can you spell that... >> it's not like we'll forget >>> then there is the big one, best picture. strong competitors. "the imitation game" "the theory of everything" "the grand budapest hotel" and "boyhood." any one is a strong contender. this could take the best picture at the baftas and oscars. >> movie reel: let's see your point. let it happen more naturally. that's what you're saying. tha

wes anderson for grand budapest. the favourite is alejandro gonzalez for "birdman." >> movie reel: you were a movie star remember. >> who is this guy? >> he used to be birdman. >> you wrote the adaptation. >> i did, yes. >> and you direct and star. >> next up best actor, it's closely watched. ray fines, jake gelin hall. benedict kum ber impact and eddy for his depiction of steven hawkin and he took a golden globe for this performance. >> the flour essence in the washing powder is caught by the uv light. >> why do you know that? >> the universe is expanding. if you reverse time the universe is getting smaller. >> this one, best actress: all competing. julien more is the favourite for the oscar. could she take best actress for "still actress." >> no i want to take it. can you spell that. >> and then there is the big one, best picture. strong competitors here this year: any could take it realistically. critics have their eyes on this a strong contender for the same oscar, it could take best picture at the baftas too. >>

any idea now that they have the recorders how soon we can expect to get a readout? >> reporter: well andersoncould be as soon as tomorrow. we know that one of the train's recorders arrived in washington, d.c. and so the download process is already under way. so by tomorrow we could know details like how fast this train was going as well as when brakes were applied. we also know that investigators hope as soon as tomorrow to start speaking to the crew on board this train as well. >> and was he indicating that there were recorders attached to the traffic signal, the railroad crossing on them? >> reporter: right, they have recorders attached to all those signals and we know investigators are analyzing those recorders as well looking for any irregularities any sign that perhaps the signals may have malfunctioned. the ntsb was asked specifically today any indications at this point that there was some malfunctions having to do with the crossing signal and at this point, not at all. early in the investigation. >> rene marsh, appreciate the reporting. thank you very much. justin kaback was one on boa

wes anderson's "the grand budapest hotel" was the big winner it won five awards including costume, production make-up and original music. director anderson claimed his first bafta for original screen play, it kicked off with the stars taking to the red car belt. "boyhood" received best film director and patricia arquette as best supporting actress. >>> right. we'll have more news for you in just a few minutes. thank you for staying with us. bye now. >> an al jazeera america special report >> unfortunately, you can't "should have", all we can do is move forward >> a nation forced to take a closer look at race. >> ...check which ethnicity... i checked multiple boxes... this is who i am... >> what does it really mean to be the minority? >> black history comes up, everyones looking to hear what you have to say, because you're the spokesperson... >> how can we learn from the past? and create a better future? an al jazeera america special report race in america all next week part of our special black history month coverage on al jazeera america >> is this is al jazeera america live from new york ne

anderson and 8-year-old ethan murdered. the prime suspect, 40-year-old family friend james dimaggio. >> we believe that he murdered anderson, believe that he set the structures on fire. >> reporter: but there's another urgent discovery. the person who isn't there. 16-year-old hannah anderson missing. believed abducted by that same family friend. >> we all hannah. >> reporter: a nation locked in as the story made national headlines. >> this morning there are new developments overnight in the manhunt manhunt for a california kidnapping suspect. >> suspect believed to have kidnapped a 16-year-old girl after targeting her family. >> reporter: and new details as they emerged only make the story worse. >> i know hannah did say she was a little creeped out when jim did tell her he had a crush on her. >> i'm begging you to let my daughter go. you've taken everything else. >> reporter: behind the scenes the fbi is launching an all-out effort. >> we're very concerned that something had clicked to cause him to take this terrible course of action. and at this point i think he's fully -- he's in. there's no turning back for him. >> repo

. >> yeah, that's what we meant, anderson, we meant everything. want me to say it again?> the only time i didn't listen and he was right. >> the remaining presidents are john f. kennedy, richard nixon, lyndon johnson. >> kennedy. >> okay. we're going to show you a video and i'll ask the question. >> let the word go forth from this time and place to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. >> that of course was john f. kennedy's inaugural speech. in order to get the democratic party's nod, he had to beat out other nominees. name one. that was john f. kennedy's famous inaugural speech. in order to get the democratic party's nod, he had to beat out other people at the convention. >> at the con vention. >> lyndon johnson. >> that is correct. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. >> let's take a look at how much you wagered. you wagered everything. you bet the house. all right, so you got to 1160. >> but i still don't understand the question. >> all boils down to jake and alison. nixon or johnson. >> we'll go with richard nixon for 200,

a delightful creation by director wes anderson of a surreal area in europe between the wars. it will pick up nominations in the lesser categories. winners in the lesser categories. i don't think it's going to do particularly well. comedies don't tend to win at the oscars. only eight have since 1929. so it won't win. it will be popular, and it's a likeable movie. well worth seeing. all of them are, by the way. this is a year where there's quality. but "selma," a lot of people are perturbed that the actor brilliant as martin luther king didn't get a nomination for best actor. and the first african-american female director to be nominated failed to get a nomination in the best director category. i think that was unfair. >> yeah. we'll be watching and see what happens there. richard fitzwilliams thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thanks, richard. >> i have movies to see. >> a bit of catchup. >>> a tv institution is celebrating a millstone. we've been hearing "live from new york it's saturday night" for 40 years. >> celebrities like robert de niro chris rock

i do like wes anderson for "grand budapest hotel" because that was a great film. nd budapest hotel, "gone girl" two of my favorites, "birdman" being my third favorite. so we don't expect "grand budapest hotel." i'd love to see it. we're expecting "birdman." >> you talked earlier about being exposed on certain categories on certain petbets. what is the bet on which you feel the most exposed that you would most start throwing things around the house if it were to come in? >> again, if "american sniper" wins best picture, and, oh gosh, that would be -- you know what they might not let us off for the oscars to work anymore if we lose for "american sniper" best picture. it's rare an event like this would see a significant linlt liability us. we're not supposed to have liabilities on events as you know minuscule -- we're supposed to be offering sports wagering. for us to have the liabilities here is concerning. we think we're going to be okay. we don't expect "american sniper" while it was a great movie to come away with most of the major awards come sunday. >> pat, what

aboutt a short while ago, wes anderson, who directed -- some suggest this wasn't even his best movie.d linklater for "boyhood"? , even if itboyhood" doesn't win best picture, it will get best director. people look at that movie like a directorial achievement. he spent 12 years making it. no one has ever done that before in a fiction film. i don't see how he doesn't walk away with that prize. >> let's get to back -- best act were -- best actor. game," a long night for benedict. mayne is yourred pick? >> he and michael keaton are you and neck. .ddie has won more awards but michael keaton has a thing going for him, the oscars love to give career awards. michael keaton has never won an oscar. people respect him. his way. another reason to bring up" this is sniper," another place where we could see an upstate -- and upset. " stillnne moore in another nominee? >> she is getting a career award tonight. she has been nominated a couple times. the industry loves her. she is getting this award as much for this new film as for her whole body of work. this is a movie that is just now expanding nat

>> reporter: we heard from sources white house will unveil this as soon as tomorrow, anderson, it will get rid of 2002 authorization for the war in iraq, something democrats like and replace it with a measure that is isis-specific. the authorization will have no geographic boundaries to go after isis wherever they are and this will only last three years. keep in mind, that's beyond president obama's time in office. but on this key question, anderson, of whether it will allow for u.s. boots on the ground or combat operations, this is where it gets interesting. according to this proposal that we see from lawmakers and hear from lawmakers, this authorization will prohibit what they call enduring offensive combat operations. what does that mean? the president can put boots on the ground in combat operations, but that those deployments cannot last indefinitely, anderson. >> jim, appreciate the details. thanks. we can't confirm precisely how or where kayla mueller died, whether a jordanian air strike as isis claims but we know how she lived, as a young woman who cared for others in places sh

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>> what we know anderson and this story really has, you know exploded and there's all kinds of aspectsit on social media, and everywhere and charges and countercharges and all that. what we know to be true if we go back to old school journalism we say what do we know to be true at this point. what we know to be true is that brian williams lied about the helicopter he was in getting hit by rpg fire in iraq in 2003. the other stuff that the report set up that's out there is really devastating. but just limited to this. i don't think a person who has told that kind of lie -- and that's what it is don't call it misremembering don't call it anything else it's a lie -- should be the managing editor and probably not the anchor of the largest daily newscast on american television. i think that's a position of tremendous trust and tremendous prestige. especially the managing editor aspect of it. and if you're in the business of credibility, you can't have someone who tells these kinds of stories as your face and as your newsroom leader. unless unless our standards have slipped to the point wher

of course, french investigators are better equipped than we are to do that, anderson. >> there's certainly no shortage of women from what we heard going to fight or to link up with isis. >> reporter: that's right. it's not uncommon at all but there are these isis female fighters like the one in the picture. i spoke about this issue with the head of the fbi counterterrorism official, michael steinbach, and said the recruitment is more than we've ever seen by a foreign terrorist organization. there's a deliberate focus by isis to recruit women, from female fighters to brides for isis militants. even though american women wanting to join is a minority compared to the u.s., much higher and in cases, a false narrative of what it's like in syria to lure women to come over when we know a lot of them are raped, sold, or even die on the battlefield. >> pamela brown, thank you very much. >>> jordan and the latest from joma jomana caaradsheh. >> reporter: retaliation with isis as they were saying and officials now saying jordan wants to increase the air strikes it is carrying out as part of its coali

. >>> john berman sitting in for anderson. we begin with breaking news. blizzard warnings up again for a whole lot of people tonight. people thought the recent one two punch, actually one two three punch that buried them in three feet of snow and more in some places they thought it might be it for a while. nope. on the way, more snow hurricane force winds and now bitter bitter cold. so from the midwest to maine, tens of millions of people including those poor souls in boston are getting ready to face it all over again. let's bring in ivan cabrera in the weather center in atlanta. he's followed all the watches and warnings. ivan how bad is it going to be? >> i think it has the potential to be worse than the last storm. not because of how much snowfall but because of the wind. anywhere from 65 to 75 miles an hour. that's going to be an issue with the wind along the coast and the potential for coastal flooding and power outages. these blizzard extend to 495. if you're familiar with the area 40 miles west of boston. this is going to be a high impact storm and

. >> and that is what we meant, anderson. everything. time i did not listen to him, and he got it right. >> we bet all of it. >> down the zero. >> and so now erin and john, the only presidents remaining are lyndon johnson, john f. kennedy or richard nixon. the video. >> from this point forward from friend to foe alike that the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. >> that is of course, the inaugural speech, and for him to get the presidential nod, he e had to beat out -- in order to gett the democratic party's nod, he had to beat out people at the convention -- >> i don't understand. >> in order to get the democratic nod he had to beat outt other people at the convention. >> lyndon johnson. >> you didn't take 20 seconds! >> okay. >> well, let's look at how much you wagered. >> you wagered everything! you bet the house. >> so now it boils down to alison and jake. >> and how about you? >> we will take richard nixon. >> i welcome this examination, because people have to know whether or not their president is a crook. well,

>> about 62 million people in the path of this one, anderson. we do have the winter storm warnings in effect anywhere from basically dallas all the way to charlotte, and we also have those winter storm watches that go in place all the way to raleigh and near the coast. so this one is going to be a big one but it's going to be a fast mover. the other good news with this one, it's going to be more of a snow maker, less of an ice maker. we had all the problems with the last storm with the ice. we still had a little bit of the ice but you can see dallas is mainly snow. by the time we go through tomorrow morning, we could see ice through the ark lo teches and then southern arkansas moving to the east. north georgia could see snow tomorrow afternoon all the way through thursday morning. this is going to continue to push to the east impacting north carolina once again, virginia. a lot of the same places that we saw with this last storm. what we can expect with snow accumulation 1 to 2 inches in dallas an inch or two in shreveport and the numbers go up. 4

we have a huge week ahead of us. tomorrow night, dakota johnson will be here. anthony anderson. our pal mark ronson will be here tomorrow night. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: later this week, we have hugh grant, colin firth, samuel l. jackson and we have music from the weeknd. he'll be here. [ applause ] penis long long might show up. >> steve: are you serious? long long is going to be here? >> jimmy: yeah, we're saving -- we heard -- >> steve: he's in and out. we don't know where he's coming. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's true. i just -- i got an anonymous tip. >> steve: did you really? [ laughter and applause ] really? from long long? >> jimmy: yeah. just a tip. >> steve: we want to be ahead of the game. you don't want to -- you know what i mean? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well first -- what a sexy show we've got tonight. >> steve: oh, my gosh, sexy. >> jimmy: you know we always have the sexiest show on tv, right? [ cheers and applause ] when you think "the tonight show" -- when i say "tonight show", you say sexy. tonight show! >> sexy! >> jimmy: yeah, tha

we say anderson for grand budapest hotel. the favorite for birthman. >> you are a movie star, remember? >> who is this guy? >> he used to be birthman. >> i like that poster. >> you wrote this? >> i did yes. >> and you're directing and starring in your adaptation. >> next up, best actor always closely watched. there was a golden globe for this performance. >> caught by u.v. light. >> why do you know that? >> the universe is expanding. if you reverse time then the universe is getting smaller. >> best actress closely followed. julianne moore is a favorite. here she is in "still alice." >> can you spell that? >> >> you better do it. >> then there is the big one best picture, some really strong competitors this year, birthman, the grand budapest hotel and boyhood, critics have their eye on this one a strong contender for the same oscar. this could take best picture at the baftas, too. >> i see your point. we should let it happen nor natural, that's what you're saying. ok. that's what we'll do. starting now. >> so the nominations a

and no justin anderson for virginia. >> we start off in the acc second ring genia has won three straight. no justin anderson against wake forest today. 34-33 in the first half. uva takes a one-point lead. two minutes to go. uva gets a 60-58 lead. final seconds, wake forest down one with a chance to win, but cody miller mcintyre cannot get a shot off, and good defense from malcolm brogdon. virginia hangs on 61-60. more acc action. clemson and virginia tech. the tigers got off to a quick start and never looked back. he finished with 21 points and went 5-6 from three. hokies go down 70-54. they are 21-10 this year. gw leading for the first half. kevin larsen comes up with the slam on the other end the colonials take the lead. but vcu's pressure defense and outside shooting was too much. doug brooks gives vcu the lead. gw falls in this one 79-66. in the patriot league, american and lafayette. 17 points in the first half of loan finishing with a game-high 23 points. au defeat lafayette 88-77. the terms coming off of an emotional win against indiana but they had to come down quickly for penn s

we have cooper anderson, green haven chief financial officer. right off the bat, i begin with the nymex, and we see exactly, jeff, that commodities matter in the story, but what did the traders do with reaction to news of the greek deal? >> there wasn't much of a move here. the real excitement today probably was the heating oil today. finally the weather kicked in and we had a big move in spot heating oil to numbers that people weren't expecting oichltd i don't think this news has hit us and has bearing. but if it's positive for the equity markets, it will be positive for us down the road. i'm not worried about that. again, we didn't have much of an effect. i can't say that. in fact, crude oil which expired today, spot month showed nothing at the very end of the day. closed about a dollar lower. that was a nonevent. liz: there is no nonevent with the markets. this is a huge event. i want to go to rob hackel at the new york stock exchange, traders' reaction, started as a rumor here, do you feel this is a solid deal? we're still waiting on the exci

that's the most important thing of all, obviously. >> no updates, anderson. what werd last week was that they had started to take her out of this medically induced coma that they had started sort of ticking down the sedation. but since last week i have heard nothing about her condition. again, the family has said that they believe that prayers have been answered. but she has been in that medically induced coma for quite some time had some medical procedures to change sort of her breathing with the trach yost my. >> there is a lot more happening tonight. amara walker is here. >>> anderson police in connecticut are searching for suspects in a home invasion this morning. and bomb scare at a bank. authorities say the home invasion victim a bank employee was forced to wear fake bombs and attempt to rob the bank or else they would blow up a woman still in his home. >>> two of aaron hernandez's housekeepers testified today at his murder trial. they told the jury they found guns in the former nfl star's house. hernandez pleaded not guilty to the murder. they gun used in the

but i think it's important to understand that when we think about the trial of henry wirz the anderson mill trial we start with the images. because what americans saw at the end of the war as the prisoners came back from the south were horrors that seemed unbelievable. andersonville was the worse of the prison camps. approximately 13,400 of them died while they were at andersonville. hen rip wirz, the captain in charge of andersonville was arrested in may, 1865. he was subsequently tried. while he was held in jail, he made complaints that his wife was not allowed to visit him as often as he wanted. this is a man who clearly had a sense of entitlement that seems totally disconnected from what he was on trial for and the way that he treated prisoners in andersonville. a nice play off of that. while u.s. soldiers were prisoners in andersonville, women from the area tried to bring them fresh vegetables, because confederate southern women saw what was happening to the prisoners of andersonville and they were shocked by the horror of it. there are letters where they say that even those -- th

we thank you becky anderson covering developments there. we hope that something comes out that will solve the mystery of this american captive, thank you, becky. >>> well the u.s. is gathering intels in mosul, iraq to decide to rem ground troops to help in the fight against isis. the u.s. says isis is trying to reenforce defenses in the iraq's second largest city. members are protecting their families by moving them out of theary. top u.s. officials say a small number of troops could be needed to help with targeting isis. they would not go into combat. >>> six people face charges in the u.s. of conspireing to aid terrorists overseas. the defendants are immigrants from bosnia. three naturalized citizens. the u.s. department of justice says they conspired to provide materials and money, including u.s. military uniforms and tactical and optical gear in syria, iraq and other countries. >>> ahead here possible progress towards ending the fight figure ukraine as world leaders meet in a new push for peace. we will have a live report just ahead. als

do we know what's expected to happen in terms of military action or other action? >> reporter: well anderson you've got these calls for revenge from the street. you've got the promises of retaliation from the government. whatever the government is going to do they have to act fast. there's so much anger on the street and so far, we're seeing this anger directed towards isis. but this nation there has been division, there have been mixed feelings about jordan's participation in the coalition with some feeling that this is not jordan's war. the country should not be taking part in the air strikes and this is why the country right now is in this situation and you have others who believe that jordan should be going after isis before isis comes after jordan in from the neighboring countries of iraq and syria. so right now, the feeling is that the government should act really fast before that anger may be directed towards the government with those sentiments of not wanting to be a part of the coalition. of course there are a number of options that the government that the king could take whether it

that was richard nixon creating the volunteer army and that was a proposal developed by marty anderson. weflying from los angeles to san francisco and the movie they showed us was called the greatest game in town. the town of christmas las vegas and was about gambling and it inspired marty to tell me the story when he was getting his peak hd at mit that would have been in the early 60s he had access to the great computer and he thought maybe he would handicap the races which was the closest to boston. then he went on and told me everything he put in the computer and this went on and on, all of the records, all of the conditions of the track and on and on he went telling me as a scholar then he said i got so good i could break even. [laughter] so i remember him today. i think the easiest way to get into the story is to read it to you a few of the first pages to set the scene and then we can go later to the story. >> imv only person who's a friend of both richard nixon and daniel patrick moynihan before they knew each other. it's a story of the consequences of the paths crossing in 1969 by t

>>annie anderson: some cable disagree with the san jose airport security breaches >>: it is much safer in san diego where we come from >>annie anderson: but according to a 2011 congressional review these bridges are not that, um, uncommon >>brian van aken: after yesterday's record high temperatures and sunshine all over the bay to they we have a change of high clouds coming in from this storm from the north and temperatures were down by about 10 to 15 degrees. but this is still well above average for typical times this year. yesterday we were in the upper 70's and 80's and today around the bay where about five to 15 degrees cooler. all the rain is in the north tonight from that storm or run your rica and crescent city. another dry day coming up for tomorrow with low clouds in the morning and fog. with a mixture of sunshine and high clouds and afternoon tomorrow like we had today. at 8 a disturbing sight at a northern california campus as hateful lithography is sprayed on the jewish fraternity plus a dramatic rescue of hikers on an organ mount and we have residents on the ejectors string of burglaries in the

. >> the soon to be julie anderson says. >> we figured this would be more memorable than just a courthouseband may have had some ulterior motives. >> easy for me to remember our engagement and wedding. >> it's all in the name of love. in d. c. superior court stephanie ramirez wusa9 news. >> get married on valentine's day. you go on tv also. what did you say about every guy in that shot what? >> they didn't look happy. why don't those guys look happy. none of those guys look happy. >> they're all being drugged. >> they were fine. they looked great. >> stay singles fella. let's me talk about sports. >> yeah, before you get in more trouble. >> maryland, great game tonight. if uncapped they've solved its road woes, penn state providing plenty of resistance on a saturday night. >> and going down to >>> now wusa9 game on sports with dave owens brought to you by xfinity. >> you can win basketball games at home by simply riding the wave of adrenaline that comes from a friendly crowd but it takes moxy to win on the road. maryland has been sans moxy lately losing its last three on the road by an ave

>> reporter: anderson we know from authorities that the suspect had been on danish authorities' radarwhile because of his gang ties. it's becoming increasingly clear that he also had extremist ties. just before the shooting here last weekend he apparently posted his allegiance pledged his allegiance to isis on his facebook page. also we spoke to a former classmate of his, a recent classmate who said he vows anti-west views. he had been released from jail a couple of weeks ago for a violent crime he had committed. there are indications that he had been radicalized in jail, similar to the paris suspects. there are a lot of parallels drawn between what we've seen here and the paris attacks. there's a growing concern of radicalization in jail and violent criminal gang members spilling over and becoming jihadists as well. one official here said it's becoming a phenomenon here. >> it could be so much worse, we heard earlier from the woman we spoke to in of the report who was inside the synagogue. a lot of children inside that synagogue because of the bar mitzvah of her daughter. he didn't a

anderson starts now. >>> hey, good evening. thank you for joining us. the end of a day we learned the identity of the isis killer known as jihadi john we are learning about the search for what could be his latest young recruit recruit. four canadians maybe more potentially in syria potentially part of the fight already and we learned today from the director of counterterrorism center more than 40 westerners have gone off to fight for isis so far. that total including 180 americans according to the director of national intelligence and possibly those young canadians. our paula is there. >> reporter: we know sometimes they were radicalized the families alerted local authorities first they were missing. i it became apparent in a few days they went to national security officials and went to the middle east likely trying to get to syria in the hopes of joining isis. and the fact remains, anderson that these families are frantic right now trying to figure out what actually happened to their children. >> so their exact location right now is not known. >> reporter: no and in fact

>> we have reports on the ground anderson in the last 15 minutes. the good news is that the fire is out. this has been confirmed by the dubai civil defense in the last 15 minutes. just to recap for our viewers watching this from any part of the world right now, this is a building that is 79 stories high. that actually houses 676 units. our producer on the ground said there's seven long fire trucks on the scene and five fire vans and one ambulance, but civil defense has confirmed, again, the last quarter hour, there are no injuries. now, there are hundreds of people apparently that have evacuated the building and looking to see if they can get back in the building. the word that we have from on the ground is those at the 50th floor or above, this fire happened around the 50th floor trying to confirm exactly which floor it is will not be able to go back into the building. this is 5:00 in the morning anytime soon. we'll see what happens to those residents going forward. again, this is a very well known building on the dubai skyline. anderson you've bee