erin burnett "outfront" starts now. >>> i'm erin burnett live from tehran tonight. what does the change here mean for the united states? and the supreme leader who says this election is crucial to "dash the enemy's hopes." what does he mean? >>> plus, breaking news on syria from the white house. a significant development tonight, and from where i'm standing right now, obviously this is a front and center story. a whole new view on syria from here in iran. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everybody. i'm erin burnett live in iran tonight. i'm standing live in the center of tehran, of course, the capital of this country which is in the midst of election heat. people will be heading to the

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight big brother is watching you. literally, with a drone. and without rules. today fbi director admitted under questioning during a senate judiciary committee hearing. >> does the fbi own or currently use drones and if so for what purpose? >> yes and for surveillance. i think i can assume since you

i'm erin burnett. tonight, "outfront," hero or

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> is he a wolf in sheep's clothing? plus, president obama's approval rating actually below president bush's. president bush's. why, and why now? and former nsa contractor edward snowden. some lawmakers want to know, was he working for the chinese government? a spy? let's go "outfront." good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight a new world order or a wolf in sheep's clothing. iran's president-elect speaking for the first time since winning friday's election.

let's go "outfront". >>> good evening everyone i'm erin burnett, "outfront" tonight

i'm brooke baldwin sitting in for erin burnett who is covering the presidential election in

"erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> next, edward snowden on the run. president obama pleads for the return of the nsa leaker, but is anyone listening? >>> plus, the supreme court rules on affirmative action today. the reverend jesse jackson out front. >>> and actor jim carrey says he won't promote his new film because it's too violent. does that add up? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, please, pretty please, russia, the u.s. is basically begging you, give edward snowden back. >> given our intense -- intensified cooperation with russia after the boston marathon bombings and our history of working with russia on law enforcement matters -- >> given that over the last two years we have sent seven prisoners back that they requested from the united

i'm erin burnett. tonight, "outfront," hero or threat to national security? what were edward snowden's true motivations for giving journalists details of a highly classified american surveillance program? according to snowden he's a whistleblower and he believes the government has granted itself power it is not entitled to. >> the public needs to decide whether these programs and

for a special report let's go "outfront." ♪ >>> good evening everyone i'm erin burnett. terror attacks foiled. today the head of the national security agency told congress the top secret surveillance programs, like the ones recently leaked by former nsa contractor

erin burnett "out front" starts right now. >>> we begin with breaking news. we learn uncle tam is spying on the phone records of americans and now tonight we find out that the government is in your computer as well. >> plus, oil company bp spent millions, billions of dollars on projects to restore the coastline after the deep water horizon oil spill. but you know what? some of these projects are bogus. >>> and a new study says cheerful women are promoted less often than their, you know, roughy counterparts. does that add up? let's go "out front." and good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. we begin with our breaking news. uncle sam spying on you. we have new information just breaking tonight on just how much access the american government has to your private communications. and when we talk about that, we're talking about your phone and we're talking about your

then t-bone burnett was brought in as the musical director. together they created "ghost brothers of darkland county." it is a supernatural southern gothic musical. here is a teaser for the production. >> tragic news from lake bell reeve where it looks like a bad accident has occurred on to a double suicide. ♪ showed up at the wrong time, i've been kept outside ♪ never could get in at all ♪ even when i tried >> really we're all doing this because we want to. >> that's true. >> we're all really just doing it because we want to. >> rose: joining me, john john mellencamp, stephen king and t-bone burnett. pleased to have them all. let me review how this happened. you had this story. >> it wasn't a story. it's an actual thing that happened. i bought a -- you've seen my two boys. they were little once and i bought this place and after i bought it this cabin on this lake the people said "oh, boy the way, it's haunted." and i went "sure thing." so we fixed it up and they gave me some detective magazines from the '30s and '40s and, you know, i lo

erin burnett "outfront" starts now. >>> i'm erin burnett live from tehran tonight. what does the change here mean for the united states? and the supreme leader who says this election is crucial to "dash the enemy's hopes." what does he mean? >>> plus, breaking news on syria from the white house. a significant development tonight, and from where i'm standing right now, obviously this is a front and center story. a whole new view on syria from here in iran. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everybody. i'm erin burnett live in iran tonight. i'm standing live in the center of tehran, of course, the capital of this country which is in the midst of election heat. people will be heading to the polls for just a few hours. tonight we are in the final hours before that election. it's been amazing. we've seen lots of passion here on the streets. the mayor of tehran is one of the candidates. i have seen more flyers here on the ground and people eager to go in front of the camera and that's pretty fascinating. as you see in our special report, the united states, nuclear pro

as i told erin burnett, a man next to a table had bid on a cruise of like $250,000 and invited james to go with him, and he said, of course i'll go. he was exuberant, lively, very, very sad to hear. i had my heart attack when i was 53, so i've outlived that for a long time. he did, sanjay, he loved his food, and he was not -- he didn't push back from the table. >> larry, when he went from being a very good, don't get me wrong character actor to a superstar as tony sparano, what did that mean to him? >> well, he was very appreciative of it, but he always remained, john, a character actor. he did a successful broadway play, he re-created the role in

cnn's erin burnett has been allowed inside the country. at the top of the hour, she's going "out front" obviously syria is the big news today. what do you have tonight? is. >> well, you know, jim, it's actually amazing. we were looking at the campaign posters, and one says the hezbollah, and council for hezbollah shorts sigh yield jalili. of course, and the u.s. now accuses -- chemical weapons, that is something to be proud of. obviously a very crucial part of the story here. jim, that campaign poster, though, one of thousands. they have been littering this city. the campaign action though, today technically they had to rip all the signs down as they come into the final hours before the election in which six people were running, originally 686, but the supreme council, the

let's go "outfront" with erin burnett. erin, as top just explained, this economy has sort of been hooked on cheap money for some time now. sort of reminds me of how we were hooked on that housing market that was just taking off and off and off until we had to pay the price. is it haircut time? >> absolutely. i really like the example tom was giving of the kid learning to ride a bike. i'd maybe be a little nastier about it. you could say it's like someone who has become addicted to heroin. heroin makes you feel really good but it actually hurts you over time and eventually you have to break the addiction. that's sort of where we are right now. yes, this is all coming from the fed saying the economy my be getting stronger than people thought. that means we don't need to give you this free money anymore. so in a sense this plunge that we're seeing is the result of good news but i will say this, this analogy about a drug adi addict, jim, these rounds, when they say they might pull it back, the market fell about 16%.

erin burnett "out front" starts right now. >>> the man who leaked information about the nsa's surveillance program says he did it to safe guard privacy and liberty. today the director of that agency testified that that program foiled dozens of terrorist attacks. question we are asking tonight is the tradeoff worth it to americans. >>> pope francis seems to admit there is a gay lobby working within the vatican. does he see it as a threat. >>> and her family fought the system and won. a young girl gets the lung that could save her life. let's go outfront. >>> good to be with you. i'm brooke baldwin sitting in for erin burnett who is covering the presidential election in tehran tonight. first stopping terror. today the head of the nsa testified before congress that surveillance programs like the one leaked by edward snowden last week are crucial to our national security. >> it's dozens of terrorist events that these have helped prevent. >> is the u.s. government collecting too much unnecessary data in the process? senator patrick expressing skepticism about the mountains and mountains of info

erin burnett "outfront" starts now. >>> i'm erin burnett live from tehran tonight. what does the change here mean for the united states? and the supreme leader who says this election is crucial to "dash the enemy's hopes." what does he mean? >>> plus, breaking news on syria from the white house. a significant development tonight, and from where i'm standing right now, obviously this is a front and center story. a whole new view on syria from here in iran. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everybody. i'm erin burnett live in iran tonight.

i'm erin burnett, "outfront" tonight, live once again from iran. in the capital of iran in tehran tonight. it's election day, and the polls here closed at 11:00 p.m. local time. right now, it's 3:30 a.m. there was hope there could be some results, an early rumor, pretty soon, but they're going to come in some time in the next day. we should find out whether this goes to a run-off election or not, voting was extended a little later tonight than had been anticipated. a lot of people voted today. the ayatollah, the supreme leader voted this morning. there was a press gaggle who went with him to film him formally voting. he said in a headline captured in this country that high turn out would be the blow to the enemies to iran, that would be the west and the united states. it seemed like that worked. there were plenty of people who were out there, and you know, perhaps a little bit of a last-minute interest in voting. today is the weekend, and we saw long lines at the polling stations we visited and we saw that early in the day. we also, though, talked

not everyone can be erin burnett in my personal opinion. a lot of people who are pretty do not pay attention to their book learnin'. it's hard to answer any question with both of liberace's chandeliers hanging from your ears. if i were wearing a bikini also, i would not be able to focus on any question, i would be too focused on my cellulite. the good news is for all of us in come dirks there's a new vice presidential candidate. >> ooh. dean, let me ask you, i have seen studies that show the beauty and intelligence. intelligence is equally distributed among people that we perceive that beautiful people aren't as smart. studies show it's equally distributed among attractive and unattractive people. aren't we being unfair? >> i think you can look great in a bikini and be smart. there's a halo effect. people succeed and they tend to. a line where you get too attractive, it's a distraction, and then people -- >> you don't think you have to -- >> i think you're going to -- i try to dumb it down a little bit. i don't want to impress people too mu

our erin burnett is there in tehran talking to people about what is driving them to vote. >> reporter: a hot summer day in tehran. thousands head to rally. the voters we met are passionate about the man in charge of iran's stand off with the west. their chanting death to usa, death to israel. they're views were not that clear cut. in the section designated for women voters i met a doctor. >> translator: we have no problems with the american people but we aresist the trampe ling on iran and its people. having our rights ignored by the american government force us into this resistance. >> reporter: everyone agreed that iran wants to be respected. not all are hard liners. the candidate that seems to be getting the most buzz is he was a fundamentalist but he's campaigning as a reformers and he has gotten some key endorsements. i asked him campaign manager who that means. >> would he negotiate with the united states? >> in the united states really shows interest and being reliable, i think it will do it. >> reporter: we also saw plenty of supporters for the mayor in tehran. campaign poster

. >> i'm in for e rin burnett tonight. a line of powerful tornadoes swept across the area, get this, the area devastated by the may 20th storm. at least 20 people were hospitalized due to injuries. these are preliminary, early numbers. winds of at least 87 miles an hour were reported. all tornado warnings have expired, but there is a great risk of flooding and up towards the st. louis missouri area. right now, more than 170,000 customers across the midwest, they are would you tell us power. parts of interstate 35 were shut down. a spokesperson from the ohio, oklahoma high way patrol calls conditions there, and i'm quoting, a nightmare situation. chad myers is our severe weather expert. he's on the ground for us. where are you now and what is the latest? >> how about 25 miles south of oklahoma city making our way back to the north. understand, wolf, that the first tornado kind of tracked to oklahoma city. and then there was another one about five miles farther south. the farther we drove away, another one would develop from

i'm brooke baldwin sitting in for erin burnett who is covering the presidential election in tehran tonight. we'll hear from erin a bit later in the show. but first, stopping terror. today the head of the nsa testified before congress that surveillance programs like the one leaked by edward snowden last week are crucial to our national security. >> it's dozens of terrorist events that these have helped prevent. >> is the u.s. government collecting too much unnecessary data in the process? senator pratt tick leahy was among those today, expressing skepticism about the mountains and mountains of information that the government is collecting. >> out of those millions, dozens have been critical? >> that's correct. >> is critical information perhaps details that could have stopped the boston bombers getting lost in the shuffle? on chief correspondent dana bash is on capitol hill where i know you spent your afternoon watching this hearing. you heard some of senator leahy's skepticism. what about the other senators? were they buying the argument? >> reporter: i think it's fair to say most were not

. >>> i'm erin burnett live from tehran tonight. the presidential election we're in the final countdown. >>> plus a mistiery ayatollah how maini. he's the supreme leader, saying this election is crucial to, quote, dash the enemies' hopes. >>> plus breaking news on syria from the white house. a significant development tonight. from where i'm standing right now, obviously this is a front and center story. a whole new view on syria from here in iran. let's go "out front." >>> i'm standing live in the center of tehran, of course, the capital of this country which is in the midst of election heat. people will be heading to the polls for just a few hours. it's been amazing. i have seen more flyers here on the ground and people eager to go in front of the camera and put a picture of their kaercht up. that's pretty fascinating. as you see in our special report, the united states, nuclear program are front and center for this election. let me show you the front of the "tehran times." the enemy, of course, is the united states and the west, a

erin burnett is covering the election and actually gauging the mood on the streets of tehran. look. >> the government is doing everything possible it can to avoid a repeat of 2009. of course there were mass protests and unrest in this city and in iran. it is going to be interesting to see what happens. already the universities, we were at tehran university, one of the biggest in the country today. it was closed the down. the government formally told everybody, students could go home early for the summer vacation. take an early holiday. everybody that we spoke to said the truth is they don't want the students around. a lot of them were involved in the protests and expelled and some of them jailed after the 2009 protests and the bottom line is that the government is doing everything it can to try to prevent that. >> she will have more coverage tonight on erin burnett out front, 7 p.m. eastern. we're looking forward to that. a severe jelly fish sting, that's right, ends an australian woman's dream of swimming from cuba to florida. we'll take you live to havana to see if she will

i'm erin burnett. i'm outfront tonight covering your basis. let me start with this morning. this morning, the president said he's not so concerned about this whole thing. >> in terms of u.s. interests, the damage was done with respect to the initial leaks. i'm not going to be scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. >> i kind of love that. all right? but in the very same speech, after he dismissed the 29-year-old hacker, he then seemed pretty worried about the 29-year-old hacker. here he is. >> i continue to be concerned about the other documents he may have. that's part of the reason why we would like to have mr. snowden in custody. >> so which is it? he gave everything up at the beginning, you're worried about the documents he still has? all right. the president may just be after some 29-year-old hacker but does the hacker have some pretty big secrets or not? "outfront" tonight, we're talking to retired general wesl wesley clark. i love the look on the president's face when he got annoyed. he's like, you know what, this guy is -- i'm sure there were some expletives in

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight big brother is watching you. literally, with a drone. and without rules. today fbi director admitted under questioning during a senate judiciary committee hearing. >> does the fbi own or currently use drones and if so for what purpose? >> yes and for surveillance. i think i can assume since you use drones that the fbi has a valid set of policies and procedures and limits on the use of drones and whether or not privacy impact on american citizens? >> we are in the initial stages of doing that. i will tell you that our foot print is very small. we have very few and of limited use and are exploring not only the use but also the necessary guide lines for that use. >> he made it clear this is happening on american soil. the fbi already acknowledged using unmanned surveillance aircraft to monitor a specific situation. you may remember it where the little boy was being held hostage in a bunker in alabama. he said there were other times. we don't know how often the drones are used and to do what and whether your rights are being violated. rand p

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the search center has moved from burnett elementary school in morgan hill. sierra vanished last year. since then hundreds of people have volunteered in 1100 searches organized by that search center. >>> the new fourth bore of the tunnel remains on schedule to be opened in october. today it was the symbolic cherry toppings. the artwork created by children. >> reporter: six students from either side of the tunnels came to this factory where their art work was molded. cal trans chose them from more than 300 student artist entries. their work will forever hang over the new tunnel's parials. a sculptor turned their original drawings into three dimensions. >> i'm glad we got the opportunity. normally they would want professionals or other artwork. >> reporter: the four tunnels under a rising sun. >> it makes me really happy. >> reporter: why? >> just to think how long it'll be up there. >> reporter: an art deco sun burst. another sun burst. >> art class. nice and sunny day. i thought i'd make people happy to see a sun. >> reporter: a floral theme. >> if i could tu

i am in for erin burnett. "outfront," breaking news off the bat. beginning with violence in a place better known for ancient ruins, cobalt seas, and american allies. turkey. it has exploded into fire and tear gas tonight. this is a green revolution of an entirely different sort. because it started as a protest over green space. parks that were disappearing. but it has devolved into so much more. you might say a vote of no confidence by turkey's people towards its long-standing prime minister. look at the scene. riot police moved in on tens of thousands of protesters in istanbul's taksim square. within minutes, the scene erupted into a volley of stun grenades, firecrackers, water cannons, and tear gas. it got so bad, cnn's arwa damon was overcome by gas as she was trying to report live. >> reporter: we're right now in the very front of the park. you can see people trying to help us out because of the tear gas. the entire front part of the park right now has been cleared out. because of the intensity of what was just fired in. >> we are just learning

erin burnett has achieved great success by being cheerful, likeable, accessible. and the idea that somehow, well, there's no question. not to mention stephanie miller. i'm agreeing with her for the second night in a row. >> you know what, can i make a point about hillary clinton? hillary clinton did not used to be that. now we have seen pictures of her having a beer and drinking and being cheerful, her popularity skyrocketed whereas before, when she was much more stoic, people didn't like her, because they thought she was too masculine. that goes against the study completely. >> that has always been -- >> politicians are not in the courtroom. the fact michael and stephanie agreed two nights in a row is shocking. get a room, you two. you are clearly in love. i cannot take this anymore. >> it makes me want to go out and do shots with erin burnett and wolf blitzer and hillary clinton. >> let's be frank. that's part of -- >> alpha males -- >> to be successful, being cutthroat, being ruthless and being focused is not contrary to being cheerful. >> you have to be both.

let's go "outfront". >>> good evening everyone i'm erin burnett, "outfront" tonight president obama's revenge. sometimes revenge is so sweet. today the president got the last word in a battle against republicans that now he's promoting susan rice to serve as his national security adviser. the reason this is the ultimate revenge for the president? her promotion does not require congressional approval. president obama, of course, originally wanted to nominate rice for something much higher, he wanted her to take over for hillary clinton as secretary of state. republicans slammed rice for her role in the administration's response to the terror attacks in benghazi and that got kabashed. >> i am dead set on make being sure we don't promote anybody that was an essential player in the benghazi debacle. we will do whatever is mess to block the nomination. >> okay. you don't want her to get promoted and you'll do whatever is necessary. guess what. it doesn't matter what you think. "outfront" tonight one of ambassador's rice vocal critics, jason chavez. susan rice, of course, infamously deliver

"erin burnett" starts now. >>> "outfront" next president obama thumbs his nose at republicans elevating susan rice to national security adviser. it's a position that does not require congressional approval. >>> plus new details from the investigation in cleveland. tonight ariel castro was he planning the fourth abduction. >>> the u.s. government asking a car company to recall nearly 3 million vehicles. usually the answer is yes. not this time. the carmaker says no. let's go "outfront". >>> good evening everyone i'm erin burnett, "outfront" tonight president obama's revenge. sometimes revenge is so sweet. today the president got the last word in a battle against republicans that now he's promoting susan rice to serve as his national security adviser. the reason this is the ultimate revenge for the president? her promotion does not require congressional approval. president obama, of course, originally wanted to nominate rice for something much higher, he wanted her to take over for hillary clinton as secretary of state. republicans slammed rice for her role in the administration's respons