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Im going to pingpong between the two of you. Lauren, to you first. I saw your picture. I think we can show it. This is insanity all of this water. Tell me where you are and what youre seeing. Reporter im in downtown st. Charles right now. Frontier park is completely under water. Theres a pavilion that is absolutely surrounded. Ducks are swim wrg my feet were two weeks ago. Its just mounds of water. They have all these walkways that i used to walk on completely blocked off because its getting higher and higher. Were you in your car when i saw a photo that was take skpn you had to be rerouted because the water was too much . Yes, i was driving from my home in chesterfield to st. Charles to do some shopping. I didnt raelsz how bad the flooding had gotten because i have been off to the side of it. And i drove a little north and all of a sudden 141 was flooded. I had to take an alternate route. Hang with me. I have a lot more i want to ask of you. But tom sater, let me pivot to you. Were talking about multiple towns and cities in missouri. Some that are in particular dire straights as far as get. Ing out. Walk us through where were talking about. I know this area well. Born and raised in st. Louis and flooding is no stranger to some areas. 1993 the historic year, mainly along the mississippi and the Missouri Rivers. I just drove back on sunday after a weeks worth of rain. They had over 8, 9 inches of rainfall. You can see the stationary but lets break this down even more. Its more than just looking at flood watches. Major rivers. You have the mississippi, obviously. Everything flows into the mississippi. I have the Missouri River, even down in areas of around little rock were seeing moderate flooding expect ed for the capital of little rock, but major flooding north and south of the cities there. Let me break this down. This is a little confusing. We have several areas of concern. Heres downtown st. Louis. Yes, it can flood. City parks flood. Into the illinois side, but north of st. Louis in between the missouri and the mississippi is west alton. Maybe 55,000 population. Im not quite sure. Thats under evacuation. They did not have a levee breach, but what they had is over topping. Thats just a as bad. Because the number one cause for levees to breach is over topping. Now the record flooding on the mississippi in 1993 hit a a stage of 49 feet. They are expected thursday morning to get. Up to 44. 8. Thats the second highest level in history. Down to the south on the mississippi, you have the mair mac. Thats where the pictures have been coming in from union. You get towards st. Charles county, the Missouri River. Its very confusing to e see all these pictures. So the union, you get on highway 44 out to highway 50, youre going to flood and will be closed down. Thats a major highway. You get out to midrivers, that was closed a couple days ago u. Thats a major interstate. Traffic was closed and even on westbound down to elaine, that may be closed again. But this is where you have other communities that have seen flooding in the past. Not just from union, but it will go to pacific, fen on to and then arnold. That feeds the mississippi. What were going to see is even though we may not have a record crest in st. Louis, were seeing records on the merrimac. Then in chester just shout, we are expecting an alltime record crest. Back in 1993, they were at its close to record. So even though some rivers are at record, they are still getting higher. Some areas are going to recede, but its going to take a couple days. Second great. Est flood were seeing in the mississippi and Missouri River. Some of these towns are sounding familiar. We have covered flooding before. Tom sater, we have you well positioned today as missouri boy to talk about whats happening back in your home state. Well keep you close. Final question to lauren there in st. Charles. What are you doing now . Are you being told to leave . No, nobody is being told to leave yet. This is pretty common with the missouri floods, but im going to be taking a different way home. My dad is actually out in union and said 44 is shut down there. Im pretty safe where im at, but im going to avoid 141 because thats where the merrimac is headed. You know what youre talking about. Thank you so much. Stay safe to you and folks in these areas. Well keep a close eye on missouri and the flooding situation there. In the meantime, a Going Away Party before fleeing to mexico. Shocking new details about the socalled affluenza teen. The 18yearold has been nabbed by authorities along with his mother. Officials have been hunting for the pair for several weeks after couch violated husband probation. His case infuriated a lot of people. Ethan couch, making headlines after he avoided any jail time for killing these four people, plowing through a group while driving drunk two years ago. His defense attorney successfully arguing that his familys wealth meant he did not understand the limits or accountability. Take a listen to Law Enforcement talking about their planning the capture of these two. What we suspected all along that they had had planned to disappear. They even had something that was almost to a Going Away Party before they left town. Our suspicion that his mother was assisting him and helping him has proven true. So we followed those leads and e eventually led to puerto vallarta, mexico, where they were taken into custody. So lets begin. Ed lavandera in dallas for me. So mom and son, they are still in mexico. What happens next . What exactly could these two be charged with . Reporter we are just hearing from mexican immigration Officials Say iing that the motr and son will be deported voluntarily back here to the United States. Mexican immigration official saying its the wish of the mother and son to return back here to texas as well. But what awaits them is a much more serious circumstance than what they left here several weeks ago. Authorities in fort worth say as soon as the pair is back here in the United States, the mother will be arrested on a charge of hindering the apprehension of a fugitive. She now faces up to ten years in prison for that. But its the case of ethan couch that is much more up in the air at this point. Technically ethan couch hasnt committed any new crimes. Hes violated the terms of his probation. What happens with him is still very much up in the air. He will be sent to juvenile j l jail, but right now prosecutors here in fort worth what they are trying to do is get couchs juvenile case pushed from a Juvenile Court system into. The adult system, which they say will give them much more protection and accountability and serious consequences for violating the terms of probation. But that hearing isnt scheduled until january 19th of next year, so it will take some time. Then on top of all of this, ethan couch turns 19 in midapril. So even if he were to be sneento jail, he would have to be released on his birthday. What happens then is very much up in the air. Theres a series of possibilities that could happen with him. But all of this very much hinges on what the judge decides in january on what to do with his case and whether or not to move ethan couchs case to the juvenile system into. The adult system here in texas. Wow, ed lavandera, thank you very much. Im not finished with this. Lets bring in judge larry sideland, who presided over the Anna Nicole Smith trial. Judge, nice to see you, sir. Nice to be here. Where to begin. Let me ask you this. I have been wondering if you were in the judges shoes, who is now retired after she was the one who handed down the sentence of probation and treatment to the teen who killed the four people and then here we know the rest of the story. He and mom went on the lam to this resort in mexico. How would you be feeling as a judge right now . I would be pretty pissed off. The Juvenile Court is a court where you try to rehabilitate the children. I wonder why the prosecutor didnt file the case as an adult. Why he wasnt brought into adult court. Now youre in Juvenile Court. The judge is looking at his prior record. He has alcohol in a prior crime. And then theres three things you do when you sentence. One is to punish, one is to rehabilitate, and one is to deter other people from committing this kind of crime. The judge embraced only leniency here. I would have thrown some years into the mixture. I would have placed him in a secure facility for a couple years at least. There was no jail time here. He hit the texas lottery in the criminal Justice System by getting just lenient sentence. Im so mindful of the families of these four people who were killed knowing that this young man was put on probation and then went off to mexico running away with his mother. Heres what i also want to know. The ter rant county sheriff said that ethan couch and the mother that they had planned to disappear, they had had something akin to a Going Away Party before they left town. Knowing that, judge, how would you defend this young man moving forward . Well, a lawyer is going to try to sell you the brooklyn bridge, obviously. Thats their job. How . They are going to use that term affluenza. Hes a spoiled brat and e he should pay the price for taking four lives and injuring nine other human beings. And the judge is now retired collecting a pension from the texas court system. Shes no longer involved in this. So the new judge, the fact that the media is on top of this case, the new judge will throw the book at him, but the bok is only a few more months because he turns 19. So the legal issue is can the prosecutor move this case to adult court and try to get adult sanctions, get some state prison time. Its a close question because double jeopardy is going to take effect. We have already gone through his case. We have already done a plea bargain. The Supreme Court of texas may not buy it. The local judge may allow that case to be transferred to adult court because of the political ramifications. No one is exempt from the politics of these kinds of cases. Judge, what about looking ahead if he were to serve time, as youre just mentioning. Everyone knows about this it case, including inmates. How would he be treated behind bars . What happens is the superintendent in the prison when i was a Legal Adviser at the sheriffs department, we separate a kid like this. Otherwise he will be sexually assaulted. So you separate him. Theres separate fults for the juveniles that are now in adult court. He would have to be separated. But its a legal maize were going to have o to go through. And were going to see as it progresses. Im betting that the local texas judge that state court judge may allow that to go to adult court. Because otherwise hes going to have tremendous ramifications when hes up for reelection. But the Supreme Court of texas may say, kids, no go. This is double jeopardy. Judge, thank you so much. Well be watching. Thank you, sir. A new years attack thwarted. Investigators say they have arrested two people for plotting in. Brussels. Cnn has learned the duo appears to have been inspired but not directed by isis. We are told theres no credible threat involving times square. Elise lab by the join mess. They arrested six individuals, two of them have been charged with plotting a terrorist attack. You remember a few days ago, there was a warning coming out of vienna. This seems to be connect ed in some way to that. We understand investigators are seizing propaganda during these raids. We are not sure whether, as you said, whether it was directed by isis but it certainly seems to be inspired. We dependent know exactly u where the attacks would be, but they do understand it was supposed to be in some type of large venue where a lot of people could have been including policemen. Thwarted, the second item i wanted to ask you about was the french isis fighter linked to the terror attacks in paris. He was killed in an airstrike december 24th. What do we know about him . Were talking about 27yearold, who was investigated for terrorist plotting several times include ing in 2012. He went to syria in 2013. We understand from cnn terrorist analyst Paul Cruickshank he was in touch with some of the plotters of the paris attacks, including the suspected ringleader, just days before the attack. We dont know if he had any role in the attacks per se, but certainly the fact that he was in touch with the plotters and perhaps the suspected ringleader certainly has raised eyebrows. The Coalition Says hes among ten isis leaders who have been killed in recent airstrikes. This guy was killed in syria. 27 years old, we dont know what a real isis leader he was, but certainly he was someone on the coalitions target list. Elise, thank you. Coming up next, the father of the unarmed College Student killed by Chicago Police just over this weekend. He will join me live on why he called for hen, what he saw and heard that night, and why he is now suing the city of chicago. Plus a Country Singer right now is missing after sending an eerie tweet about going duck hunting during a storm. Hear where they found his friend. Much more on the breaking news. Telling people to get out now before flood waters cover the entire area. Well take you back there live to missouri. Im brooke baldwin, well be right back back. Mucinex fast max. Its the same difference. This one is max strength and fights mucus. Mucinex fast max. The only cold and flu liquid gel thats maxstrength and fights mucus. Lets end this. Are you okay . Yeah, i just got charged for my credit monitoring. 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Police say officers were dealing with a combative subject when Quintonio Legrier was killed and they admit they accidentally killed a 55yearold woman when targeting the teen. His father joins me along with his attorney. Gentlemen, thank you for joining me and mr. Legrier, to you, im so sorry for your loss. Thank you, ms. Brooke. Let me just begin with you. Talking a little more about your son. Quintonio ran a marathon for charity, raised money for children in africa, honor student in college, help us get to know him a little more. At this point, he was everything you just spoke of and more. He was a kind, generous son who always contribute nothing but the utmost respect for all people. His age, older, he was the model kid. He was that type of kid that would respect anyone of authority. He was a great son. The perfect son for me. He was a great son. He worked with me. I have my own business. I developed him to be an independent son and he was a great son. Can you now take me back to saturday. You were the one who called police on your son. Can you first just tell me why . I heard a loud bang in my bedroom door. I could only assume it was my son because it was only him and i in the house. When i thought about it, i was asleep. When u woke up and thought about it after a second banging on the door, i called the Police Department because i wasnt equipped with being able to understand how to deal with my angry son at that time because i figured the police would know better how to handle an angry situation that my teenage son was going through. So i called the police. Can i ask you about that without divulging personal information. When you talk about your son was angry, you told the chicago suntimes that he had had some just knowing that, as you would as a father would know about his son, did you relay that when you called 911 . At this point i cant remember what i said exactly. I know that when the call was made, i had just been. Awoken from asleep so im not sure exactly what i said. At this point in time, i cant remember. So you know that your son, you believe he has this bat and is banging on your door at 4 00 in the morning. Youre aroused from sleep. You call your neighbor saying im calling police. Let them come in when they arrive. Tell me what happened once Police Arrived at your home. In all fairness, i was in the bedroom. I called ms. Jones to indicate that there was some noise in the house and that she was not to open her door because im not sure exactly what was going on while i waited for the police to come. I only did it out of concern for her and her familys safety. And then Police Arrive and what happened . I heard a noise, which was a voice saying whoa, whoa, whoa, to my knowledge, i cant accurately remember. But it was along those lines. I proceeded down the staircase from my apartment on the second level. As i got a quarter way down the staircase, i heard gunshots. I stopped at that point in time because i didnt know for sure where those shots were coming from. And after that the gunshots stopped. I proceeded further down the stairs displaying my hands indicating that i im sorry, ms. Brooke. No, im sorry. Im so sorry, give me one second. Indicating that i was the father and i was the one that called. And when i got to the bottom of the steps, i noticed the torso at first of someone in a stance in the grass. I did not know clearly as he was an officer or who he might have been. I got to the be the of the stairs on the landing, i recognized someone standing there, dark hair, light skin, spanish or perhaps caucasian race. U noticed the gesture. I cant believe it. I thought he was coming at me with that bat. The word f, it was yelled. U proceeded to look to my right. I saw my son laying there. I saw his legs. He was approximately three feet inside ms. Jones doorway. I wanted it to reach out and grab him, but i wasnt trained in cpr so i didnt know what to do. Please r forgive me, ms. Brooke. My son was laying there and he was still alive and moving. And no one at all assisted him at any time while he was there. At which point i looked back and saw ms. Jones laying there. Once again, yelled, screamed as loud as i can. Someone get an ambulance. Someone get someone to help my son. Thats all i could think to say. At that time, an officer approached me and asked me if anyone else was upstairs. I replied no. He walked past me and wept innt the unit. I continued to stand there and request an ambulance assistance or some Police Assistance to assist my son because i know hes still alive. I see him moving, but no one would reply to help my son or ms. Jones. At this point, an officer approached me and asked me whats going on, calm down, calm down. I replied, thats my son. Get him some assistance. No one did anything. Once the paramedics approached the porch, they proceeded on to the porch. I looked back in the the hallway and see them dragging my son out. Not to roll him over to give him cpr. Just to put him on the gurney and roll him away. No one administered cpr at any point. No one. At this point, i didnt know what to say or what to do. As i saw my son and ms. Jones be roll ed away with no one assisting them. I begged, i plead that they assist them with cpr, yet no one assisted them at all. All i can do was say, why, why my son. Everyone is looking at me. All i can think is why did this have to happen. I dont know why. I dont know why. I dont know i cannot even begin to pretend to understand what it is like to walk in your shoes right now. I am so sorry. After christmas to lose your child, your neighbor, this 55yearold woman who opens the door. She ends up getting shot accidentally. Police acknowledged that. I want to guf you a minute and just doing my job and my due diligence, if i may just part of do not apologize. Please, please, please. But let me make sure this is what Chicago Police say. The responding officers were confronted by, this is quoting them, a combative subject resulting in the discharging of the officers weapon, which fatally wounded two individuals. The 55yearold female victim was accidentally struck and tragically killed. The department extends its de deepest condolences to the vick items family and friends. So that is from the Chicago Police department. We know they are going to do this independent review. And let me just get to this wrongful death lawsuit filed two days after your son was killed. This is to either of you if if you want to take a minute, mr. Legrier. Tell me why. First, i want to address the fact that theres this information out there about a combative subject. What we know is that, as you just heard, quintonio was inside the building when he was shot. And the Police Officer who shot him was outside the building 20 to 30 feet away. So this is just after the fact justification trying to justify what happened. The facts dont bear that, from what i understand, occurred. As far as the wrongful death lawsuit is concerned, i think it has to be filed. Do you want to take a minute. This doesnt seem right. U dont feel right. Forgive me. Lets take a break. Well be right back. Were back with an emotional and exclusive interview with a father that just lost his 19yearold son over the weekend in chicago. This Police Involved shooting. The father is antonio legrier. His son was an honor student in college, age 19, shot and killed saturday, the day after christmas. His attorney joining us. Were back, just wanted to give you both a moment. Where we left off, gentlemen, i appreciate you staying with me. Where we left off was asking about the wrongful death lawsuit. Explain to me because as i read it, according to the wrongful death lawsuit, mr. Legrier, your son, quote, did not present any danger or threat of harm to anyone immediately proceeding the aforesaid shooting. So then why call police in the. First place . Just trying to understand. Antonio already explained. The whole purpose was to get help. He felt that the police was better. Equipped and trained in order to deal with an angry teen. He just got woken up. Thats the purpose. Thats what youre supposed to do. When you need help, everyone is told you call the police. And thats what he did. He certainly didnt expect that someone would be shot and killed. Mr. Legrier, i know a moment ago you were explaining as best as you could your anger, your sadness, your frustration in seeing your son shot on the floor wanting paramedics to attend to him. I understand you were pulled away in that moment to be questioned, is that correct . Yes, i was. Ufs first questioned inside the apartment. Then i was taken from the building to the police station. He was required to stay there until they were done questioning him. I was concern ed about my so. I did not know the status of my son. Whether he was alive or deceased. I was denied for up to eight hours to even leave the building, to even find out information about the wellbeing of my son or ms. Jones. I feel like i was robbed of everything. I dont mean to speak so emotional, but you see the gravity of the situation. I feel that everybody took everything from me in telling me i have to sit in a room and answer questions about something that happened so fast that its just unbelievable that i had to sit there and not know the fate of my son and ms. Jones. All i wanted to do was help everythi everyone in the building. Its particularly unfeel iin. They knew he was the father of the person who had been shot. One of the people that were shot. They required himg to sit in a Conference Room in a Police Department and answer questions. So thats not something you should be doing. At the minimum, you should allow this father to to grieve before you start questioning him. The investigation started off on a bad foot and its a shotty investigation from what i know. As a matter of fact, they still havent finished the forensic investigation. I got a call today from the independent Police Review authority they want to go back to the scene to conduct a forensic investigation. Why didnt they do that before there were reporters all over there. There were press conferences over there. Its been trampled. You havent gone there yet to conduct a forensic investigation . Why wasnt this done before anybody was let in . U cant speak to the forensics, but i understand r your questions are valid questions. The question being why. Do either of you know . Was there any kind of video that exists of what happened that you all know of . What i can tell you is there are half a dozen houses surrounding the home that all have video cameras pointed in various directions. And what i have been told is that the police went to these various homes and confiscated and took video from these homes. Theres certainly video of something. Whether it detupicts the shooti or not, i dont know. The Police Department has all that video, as far as i know. That will obviously be a piece of this as well. Mr. Legrier, i dont have to tell you this. Your sons death comes at a time of deep frustration and anger and sadness over n this country over officerinvolved shootings. Not just in chicago, but. Elsewhere as well. Right around this time yesterday we were sitting in this same seat talking about tamir rice in cleveland, who just yesterday the grand jury result was that they will not be charging criminally either of these officers who are involved in his shooting and death. I had a New York Times opinion columnist and a father charles blow called into the show and he was very authentically emotional asking this question what are we supposed to tell these parents who are losing their children and you, sir, are one of those parents now. How would you answer that question . Well, one of the things i think we need to do, and i say it from my heart, we need to get more involved in our kids lives or, in some cases, our parents lives or in some cases our grandparents lives because people have issues and sometimes its hard to talk about. We just push them aside and go on with our daytoday. And sometimes they just need to be told im loved and i need to be loved and be able to express themselves. That will help. Its a start. Quite naturally, no one expected the Chicago Police department to just start shooting into a dorway where a young man may or may not have had a weapon when the door opened. Maybe it was an inexperienced officer who wasnt trained on how to respond to these situations. Im not sure what it is. All i know is right now two innocent people are dead because an officer made a decision that was not the right one. And i do this interview and the lawsuit so no one can just walk away and sweep it under the rug because my sons life will not be in vein. I need the nation to know that i, father of Quintonio Legrier, raised a good son that went to school, had good grades and had a beautiful future in front of him that was snuffed out by inexperienced officers that is obviously running rampant throughout the United States. We need to put a hold on this. Its not our place to do it. All we can do is teach our children to Obey Authority and hopefully they wont get shot. I can only say that this time because this is my case. Its what my son did. He got shot. I wasnt there when the firing was done, but i was there after. I saw the officer response that he was, in fact, sorry. Id like to say my condolence goes out to his family, ms. Jones family and my family because this dont just affect one side. It affects everyone. That officer knew he was wrong. And he showed emotion about that. I cant put myself in a staut of mind at this moment, but im sure hes hurting as well because he has to live with the fact that he shot blindly into a doorway without thinking about who or what he would hit. I hear this comment about ms. Jones all over the place as this victim. I do understand and respect it wholeheartedly, but im the father. Im a victim. My son is a victim of someone that made a mistake that just shot wildly into a doorway. No matter which way it turns out, we can never bring ms. Jones nor quinn totonio back, b want to be the first one to say i am now his voice. Im his voice. Im all he got to tell his story. I called the Police Department because i wanted someone to try to help him with whatever he was going through because i was not trained. But i never once thought once he entered that staircase that his life would e ended by someone who didnt know what to do. Now in this case, my only son is gone and i dont know what to do. Tell me what to do. Im doing the best i can. Brooke, i think antonio has had enough. I appreciate your voice. There are no words. Just im sorry. Antonio legrier. Thank you. Thank you for having us. Thank you, ms. Brooke. Well be right back. [cough, cough] mike . Janet . Cough if you can hear me. Dont even think about it. I took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. Yeah. But what about mike . He has that dry scratchy thing going on. Guess what . It works on his cough too. Cough guess what . It works on his cough too. What . Stop dont pull me spoiler alert she doesnt make it only mucinex dm relieves both wet and dry coughs for 12 hours with two medicines in one pill. Start the relief. Ditch the misery. Lets end this. With that, now to the war on terror. And a Troubling Development in afghanistan. The resurgence of two terror groups not named u. S. Ist. The taliban claiming speedome i responsibility for this car bombing. Theres this New York Times report that al qaeda is now showing a comeback with camps sprouting up in afghanistan. Why is this important . Theres a quote from the former. Deputy director of the cia. Quote, i do worry about the rebirth of al qaeda in afghanistan because of what their target list will be us. The resurgence buzz just like t before the taliban will give al qaeda a safe haven. David rode, our cnn Global Affairs analyst who was held captive for seven months and escaped in 2009. Good to see you, sir. When i first read this, i thought, of course, u. S. Intel never would keep their eye off al qaeda. But to hear those words, your response to that. Im surprised. This was this huge camp in a very remote part of southern afghanistan. It was 30 miles wide and it was an attack that went on for several days and there were 200 fight. Ers killed in. The attacks. So its surprising to me. Its a real setback and a problem where there are these ungoverned spaces as they have left afghanistan and these group. S move right back into that vacuum. The word vacuum. We have used it many times when it comes to this. Heres my question. Afghanistan and this is al qaeda. Its like the devil e we know. We have been talking so much about isis. Ive even lost track of time. Is there any kind of advantage if you are al qaeda not making massive headlines globally for them back home. I think so. Its just a victory for them to be active again in afghanistan because they were so publically hue o milluated in 2001. So i think they are working locally and are being clever. I dont think its hopeless. Theres some good news in terms of Iraq Forces Trained rea taking ramadi. The lesson here is we have to have small amounts of troops probably special forces training local forces, carrying out raids in these countries for a long time. Not 100,000 Ground Troops as we did in iraq and afghanistan. We cant just leaf because these local forces are not holding. As it pertains to that point shs there was an off chute created at the time of the october raid to rival isis. We have talked a lot about this competition between these terror groups. How would isis then respond to this victory in afghanistan, are th reemergence . They would want to carry out their attack in afghanistan. There was a a suicide bombing in pakistan today that could have been carried out by this new affiliate of al qaeda. So its the same problem. Whether its attacks in paris where they are trying to one up each other or attacks in afghanistan with this competition that continues. Thats why we have to be patient, stay in these places. Theres no quick solutions. A lot of the rhetoric you hear we can pull out, its not our problem, thats not true. We cant just put 100,000 troops and have them sit there. We have to work with local allies and i think slowly that could be a strategy that will succeed. Good to see you, thank you so much. Coming up next, donald trump stepping up attacks on bill clinton. But it turns out he has not always felt this it way about the former president. Will his words come back to haunt him . Plus that teen who escaped jail time by using the affluenza defense is capture d. Hear about the Going Away Party they threw and how authorities managed to track him down. Stay right here. We are back. Donald trump is rachtcheting up attacks against bill clinton. Trump today, as you would expect, not mincing words. Not just referring to bill clintons abuse of women, but name dropping specifically Monica Lewinsky and saying those would be fair game. Lets rewind for a second. Thats not what mr. Trump said back in 008 when he sat down with wolf blitzer. Look at the trouble bill clinton got into with something that was totally unimportant. They tried to impeach him, which was nonsense. Yet bush got us into this horrible war with lies by lying, by saying they had weapons of mass destruction, by saying all sorts of things that turned out not to be true. Lets bring in our chief Political Correspondent dana bash. So its the then versus the now. What is the now saying about the then . With regard to donald trump . Its an interesting explanation. And its basically, okay, so i said it, but thats because i am and was a billionaire and businessman and it was my obligation to make nice with politicians. He was asked about it on the today show. Listen to him in his own words this morning. I got along with the clintons. I got along with the republicans, the democrats, the liberals, the conservatives, that was my obligation as a businessman. I had to get along with everybody and ill be able to do that as president. So his base. Ic answer was i was playing the game. I scratch your back, you scratch my back, and thats how the game of politics is played if you are somebody with a lot of money and the politicians or maybe in this case a former politician, somebody with a foundation wants their money. You were just showing some pictures of the two men on the golf course. Its hard to see that it was kind of a typical politician and rich guy relationship because they did play golf quite frequently together. And there are other points in their pasts where they called one another a friend. With that said, flipping the script, what about bill clinton . Were days from him emerging as a force on the campaign trail for his wife. How do you think bill clinton will address donald trump moving forward having heard what donald trump has now said . Does he get down into name calling or rise above it and move on . My guess is its going to be somewhere in between. Hes going to address it in a way not only bill clinton can do, but frankly only the man who is accused of doing all these things can do it. Because so far, Hillary Clinton is mum about it. Her campaign put out a statement saying shes not going to let a bully like donald trump run her over whether hes saying things about her or her husband. She just moments ago finished up a Campaign Event in new hampshire. She didnt mention it. She wasnt asked about it, but she was asked about this by when she was shaking hands with voters. She clear lly heard him and decided not to answer. Shes trying to stay above it. Thats her m. O. So far. Dana bash, thank you. Thank you. Here we go. Top of the hour, youre watching cnn. We are one day after tornadoes and monster storms devastating large sections of this country. The governor of missouri has activated the National Guard as one town right now is on the verge of actually going under water talking about union, missouri. Here are the pictures. They are now clearly warning folks to get out of town because these access roads will be flooded in just a couple hours. The floods there are covering cars and restaurants and homes. But really truly the race is on to o get folks out before its too late. Lets go live to meteorologist tom sater, who is from missouri, who knows about this all too well. Talk to e me about what towns are in the danger zones. Where do we stand at this hour . This is a multievent. There are several communities dealing with the flooding. The problem is not just one river. There are many rivers. I spent the last week. It rained every day. A stationary front continued to drop one thunderstorm after another. So the watch is sure in effect. But the problem we have in st. Louis is not just the Mississippi River chrks is rising. And should get to the second highest levels in history. Its backing up the water from flowing into the mississippi from the Missouri River. So when you look at the amount of rainfall, its best to break it down to show you exactly the communities that were dealing with. First of all, north of st. Louis, heres along the mississippi. West alton, its a flood prone area. Theres evacuations taking place there. Its right in between the Missouri River and the mississippi. Now the city of alton in illinois will be safe, but thats just one area. St. Charles, this is historic area along the Missouri River so theres flooding there. Some of these records were going to e see are going to be at least close to 1993 levels. Maybe just 5 feet below the 93 in downtown st. Louis, but its to the south. When you have union, missouri, when you have rivers that have risen 30 feet since saturday and those are all making its way into the next community, union is a pretty good sized city. Then you have pacific and fenton and arnold. But because the mississippi is rising, it is holding back the water and all of these other rivers and even smaller rivers. South st. Louis, they called an emergency for sandbaggers to come out last night because when the river starts to rise, it floods Historic Towns. So even though driving back you can see the flooding and all of the areas in missouri and illinois, this is going to take awhile adds were going to continue to see the rivers rise. As you look at some of these pictures. Heres some of the sandbagging going on. Union is seeing the worst of it. It has to make its way through all these communities. 34 feet, 30 since saturday. What were going to find when that makes its way through these other communities to the mississippi, south of mississippi on the Mississippi River is chester. They are looking at historic level that will surpass that of 1993. The rivers in the cities along the merrimac, those go back to 1982 and those will all be shattered. Were looking at multiple areas to the north of st. Louis, to the west, downtown has some flooding, mainly along areas of the cobblestones, more flooding in some of the city parks. But its along the merrimac thats a big concern. Its going to take days for all this water to start to recede and make their way through eeac community as it feeds into the mississippi. So its going to take a couple days. Then well watch the crest make their way down to Historic Towns along the mississippi. No doubt well have crews on the ground telling these stories. Tom sater, thank you so much. Well keep you on standby for any developments there. Meantime, we are now getting word from immigration officials in mexico that the socalled affluenza teen and his mother want to return to the United States voluntarily. Ethan couch and his mother were captured in mexico pleaing after throwing a Going Away Party. Ethan couch making headlines after he avouded jail time for kill iing four people. These four people. Plowing through all four of them while driving drunk on a texas road two years ago. His defense attorney successfully arguing that his familys wealth meant he did not understand limits or accountability. Law enforcement speaking a short time ago. What we suspected all along that they had planned to disappear. That they even had something that was almost akin to a Going Away Party before they left town. Our suspicion that his mother was helping him has proven true, we believe. So we followed those leads and eventually led to puerto vallarta, mexico, where they were taken into custody. Lets talk about this. Gentlemen, nice to see both of you. And art, let me begin with you. From a former u. S. Marshal perspective, here these two were in this beautiful resort town in mexico having fled. In in your experience of trying to find fugitives, was that just one stop on the journey on the run . Or do you think they thought were in mexico and are home free . I think that very well could have been a stop. Theres a couple things you have to look. Were they goingt to continue further south into Central America or were they waiting actually for that 120 days to come up for his birthday, which i believe was coming up on april 11th, which would have made whatever charge he had under the juvenile side of it i guess more or less go away. This was the intereting thing about this case. Its not a federal case. Its a state case. Theres the whole juvenile aspect of it, which throws everything up in the air as to whats going to happen here when he eventually comes back tomorrow afternoon. To you tom, hes 18. Hes going on 19 in just a couple months. So the question is is he tried as a juvenile or as an adult . How do you think they will sort of weigh that and how would that then how would his punishment change contingent upon juvenile versus adult . This affluenza defense was attacked by the media. And it was not based in irrationality. It was a logical defense. How do you mean . People do not teach their children to follow the law like everybody else. They dont teach them boundaries. This mothers behavior in reportedly helping him flee confirms that defense. This mother is not teaching her child boundaries. Not teaching her child that had he is to follow the law like everyone else. I think this irrational behavior of fleeing to mexico makes no sense if thats where you want to flee youre looking to get caught. So i think the defense is going to try and keep this in the juvenile Justice System where the penalties are far less severe. My understanding is the prosecutor now wants to move this probation case into adult court, which u dont think is appropriate. If it began in Juvenile Court, it should end in Juvenile Court. But this aflunz is a sa defense is not irrational. The defense attorney had a good reputation in that courthouse with the judge and this mothers behavior is confirming the validity of the defense. It sounds to me like this is like a foreshadowing to how one could defend him moving forward depend iing on whether hes tri as an adult or juvenile. It was mom and this notion of not knowing right from wrong. Do you think thats how they will play it out . I know a lot of pop dont like to hear this defense, but it has logic to it. Why should she hold a party right before they flee justice if thats what she did. Shes enabling her child and shes bringing him up reportedly to think hes above the law and doesnt have to follow it like everybody else. Its not totally the sons fault. If the parents are raising him this way, thats a problem with the parents. Let me just channel so many people watching right now who are listening to you and thinking you have got to be kidding me, whether you have money or not, you need to be taught right from wrong. The im mindful as well of these families of these four people who were killed in this accident and then they see this young man fleeing to mexico with his mom. What it confirms and proves is mom is not teaching him to follow the law, not bringing him up properly and not teaching him that he walks into court with no more rights than anybody else. If the mother did what shes reportedly doing, shes still teaching this juvenile that hes above everybody else. Thats not right. So even though hes older than 18 because it started in Juvenile Court, traditionally it should land in Juvenile Court again . Thats what i believe. I dont practice in texas. Obviously, the laws are different from california where i am and in california they are constantly trying to bring juveniles into adult court. Its a current trend. But if this case began in Juvenile Court, thats where it should end. I dont think he should be treated differently buzz of all the publicity. The fact is what he did was wrong and what his parents are doing if all the reports are correct is absolutely wrong and it confirms hes not being raised properly. Hes not being taught to follow the law like everybody else. Art, you wanted to jump in. I did because i think its going to be interesting to see what reports come from the mexican state police. In mexico to see what hes been doing since hes been down there. I heard some reports that say hes been intoxicated every day. Theres a possibility, possibility, it hasnt been confirmed, there that there might be weapons involved which would be a legitimate thing to do if youre going to go on the run. Especially to mexico is to make sure you have some weapons with you. So im not sure if any of that can be used here in the u. S. In our court system, but he is 18 at this point. He obviously was acting out of the bounds of whatever his probation is. And usually in federal court the first thing they are going to do is pull the passports and they did not do this in this particular case. Reports of intoxication and weapons, my goodness. If thats the case, this is about to get even more sticky. Thank you both so much. Well stay on that. Just ahead here on cnn, a terror plot targeting new years eve thwarted and the plan involved isis and military style outfits. We know the specific target. Also the Police Officer accused of murdering a teen in chicago firing 16 shots. The whole thing caught on video. He just appeared in court. He entered his plea. You can see Massive Media presence. Protesters were also confronting him. Well show you what happened in court. And hear about the president ial candidate who had had one person show up at his event in iowa. One person. And apparently it was not even a supporter. Well be right back. Moderate to severe Crohns Disease is tough, but ive managed. Except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. And when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe Crohns Disease. And that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. And many achieved remission. Humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. Serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. Before treatment, get tested for tb. Tell your doctor if youve been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if youve had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flulike symptoms or sores. Dont start humira if you have an infection. Ask your gastroenterologist about humira. With humira, remission is possible. First chicago officer to be charged r for killing someone while on the job pled not guilty in court today. And before jason van dike faced the judge, he heard punishing wrds from protesters as he was walking into court. Who was the reporter . Vrgts say the victim was carrying a 4inch knife when the officer shot him 16 times in 15 seconds in october of last year. Van dike is charged with six counts of firstdegree murder and one charge of official misduct. Release of the video has led to some protests and high level firings and the Police Agency reforms in chicago. Lets go straight to chicago to our correspondent there rosa flores and also with me in new york is debra cohen. Thank you for joining me. Rosa is in chicago, tell me about what happened in court today. Hi, brooke. The actual arraignment took moments and e with know that jason van dike pled guilty to the charges of misconduct as well. And pretrial motions were set for a month from today. But a few other topics also came up. First of all for the family, they were asking for a fair trial and they would like cameras in the courtroom. Thats not the norm in illinois, but now those motions are going to take place. And laquans family asking for cameras to be in the courtroom. You and i know how powerful that can be, the image of both the defendant and the entire process because we have seen so much about this vud owe. Now the other topic in question is a possible change of venue. As of now, jasons attorney say he is doesnt plan to make that motion. Take a listen. Were certainly going to explore every possibility that we have, which guives my client the best opportunity for a fair trial. If we make a decision that the change of venue is something needed in order for my client to get a fair trial, e we will explore that option. Now i want to take you into the courtroom for just a moment. Because we have seen that video of jason van dike walking into the courthouse and protesters around him screaming things at him. We have seen him with a very stoic face. Today for the first time, we get to see him inside the overflow room where he has to wait like everyone else for the judge to call him up. For the first time actually saw him interact with someone, break a smile, he looked like he was joking a bit with an individual who was in the court with him. Thats the first time that ive seen it since we started covering this proceeding. So that just comes to show what you can see if youre actually able to see the trial on television. If cameras are allowed inside. Those are the kind of video that the family is hoping that everyone can see. We mentioned a moment ago this officer was greeted by protesters as hes walking into court. Lets try that video again. Shoot an unarmed black man. So with that, e let me bring you in. It was the video. It was the video of the 16 shots fired that was finally released. My question to you would be what would be the first line of defense if youre defending this officer. I imagine discrediting the video altogether. How . Well, officer van dike took mcdonalds life on a chicago street and now officer van dike and his lawyer are fighting for his life within the chicago courtroom. And keep in mind that a courtroom is an intimate place. And so while the vud owe may be the most critical piece of evidence and the defense lawyer is going to want to sshlly slow it down frame by frame to try to convince the jury or the judge if there isnt a jury that there are things that were happening that the video is not showing clearly. And fill in the gaps and try to make the officers fear pr his life or the life of others at the hands of mr. Mcdonald seemed to be a reasonable fear. One of the things that the defense lawyer is going to do is essentially start stage managing, if you will, the courtroom before the trial even get. S underway. How do you mean . Hes going to be they are going to be very aware of how their client is dressed, the facial expressions he has. Your reporter was talking about him cracking a smile. The defense lawyer is going to counsel to be aware of the fact that if theres a jury that a jury in a a courtroom is watching every move that the lawyer and the defendants make. So be. Very careful. And the fact that the family want the cameras in a courtroom which isnt done in the state of illinois. Do you think that may be something that they would grant . Its possible. We do have a bloef in this country that trials are supposed to be open. That people have a right to know. There are concerns whenever particularly theres a Police Shooting case about the transparency and the integrity of the process. Im not sure that from the officers point of view cameras in the courtroom would necessarily be the worst thing in the world. Depending on how effective his lawyer can be in humanizing him and to making the people watch the trial stand in his shoes at the moment that he shot. I think the biggest challenge that his defense lawyer is going to have is not necessarily the first few shots that the officer fired, but the numerous shots that were fired once mr. Mcdonald was on the ground. Thank you. Well be covering it thoroughly. Now to this. The u. S. Led coalition. An isis leader connected to the paris attacks has been killed in an airstrike. Were told the syrian based member offiste isis with a dire link to the ringleader. Joining me is Paul Cruickshank. Nice to see you, sir. Tell me more about this man. Hey, brooke. This suspect is a french isis fighter, 27 years old, he traveled a couple years ago from france to syria. He was killed in this strike the day before christmas day. And french sources close to the investigation to the paris attacks telling us that he was in touch with the paris plotters in the days before the attacks. The antiisis coalition has said that he was in touch at a certain point with abdelhamid abaaoud, the ringleader behind t the plot. During the siege. At the theater, there were some of the survivors who overheard two of the attackers talking about possibly phoning up somebody during the actual attack. And he also is connected to one of the bataclan attackers. So lots of ties between him and the paris attacks but what they are trying to figure out is whether he had some kind of command and direct role from syria or perhaps he didnt have any role at all and just happened to be in touch. They are still not sure of that completely, the french investigators, right now. So thats the one item i wanted to ask you about. Number two, belgium, this plan apparently some sort of attack on new years eve thwarted. Tell me about that. Quite, tra ordinary. An isisinspired plot to hit the center of brussels, potentially to hit the main square here in brussels. Crowded spaces, military facilities, police stations. Were hearing from counterterrorism officials that this duo who was arrested for plotting this it attack were members of a muslim biker gang. This is a biker gang here in the brus. Ls area that has been on the radar screen in previous years of counterterrorism investigators here a couple years ago. One of its leaders had been in touch with this brother in discussing a plot to hit brussels. And they had learned belgium authorities that this biker gang had been discussing the idea of launching these attacks here in the capital and during the new year secelebrations. Because they are part of biker gang and had potential access to weapons and these individuals have been involved in robberies in the past, they felt they couldnt take any chances because they could get weapons easily. When they went in, they found that they didnt have weapons or explosives yet. But they had to move in as soon as they learn ed that there coud be a potential risk here in the capital. Were hearing it wasnt eminent in the sense that it was about to happen. Thats why they didnt raise the alert level up to 4, the maximum level here in belgium, like they did several weeks ago a week after the paris attacks. But significant concern here in belgium as we approach the new Year Celebrations that somebody inspired by isis could try to do something to destroy everybodys holidays here. Thwarted, thank good neness. Paul cruickshank, thank you so much. Coming up next, donald trump is going on another tirade saying that jeb bush is dumb, bill clinton is terrible and Chris Christie has been a disaster for new jersey. Well take you live to iowa just hours before his next rally. Plus iraqs Prime Minister plans a flag in ramadi. But local leaders dispute what he says about the armys victory there. E details, ahead here on cnn. Bottom of the hour, youre watching cnn, im brooke baldwin. In our latest cnn poll, donald trump leads by 21 points. Not taking it easy on his republican opponents here on democrats Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders or on bill clinton, because his comments when it comes to the former president are only getting stronger. Thats what they said. They called him a racist. It was a miserable campaign. He did very poorly. They are bring. Ing him out again. Hes being wheeled out and were going to see what happens. There were certainly a lot of abuse of women and you look at whether its Monica Lewinsky or paula jones or many of them and that certainly will be fair game. If they play the womens word, that would be fair game. Es calating war of words, bil clinton isnt even on the trail yet. Jeff zeleny is join iing me, ou senior washington correspondent. Council bluffs, iowa, trump will be there in a couple hours. We just played a little bit of trump versus bill clinton. Let me ask you about trump engineer us is jeb bush. Trump went on a tweeting spree. Let me read some from mr. Trump. First, we have so i have spent almost nothing on my run for president and im in first place. Jeb bush spent 59 million and done. Run country my way. Word on the street is that jeb bushs mother is voting for donald trump. So cute. Jeff zeleny, we know we heard from jeb bushs spokesperson calling Trump Twitter drunk. Whats going on here . Just when you think the campaign is found its place on the low road, it goes even lower. First, lets start with jeb bush. What donald trump is clearly doing. Theres one republican candidate who gets under his skin. Not because of his strength in the polls but donald trump seems to be slightly annoyed whenever jeb bush attacks or pokes him. So donald trump loves to do it back. Its also a way of sort of reminding conservatives that donald trump is not afraid to take on the establishment. Hes not afraid to go after the bushes. Its interesting. Thats actually the same method to his madness, if you will, on jeb bush is bill clinton. Donald trump is trying to remind conservatives, antiestablishment republicans that he is willing to take everyone on. Brooke, theres no one who unifies republicans more than attacking the clintons. When donald trump is bringing all this up, hes trying to sort of taunt bill clinton, trying to urge them to respond. So far, they havent. But hes also trying to remind republicans that im not afraid to take them on. I will do that all day long. Thats a little of whats going on in Donald Trumps head. Let me ask you on the democratic side. For Martin Omalley, several candidates had to cancel events out there because of bad weather. Martin omalley kept his schedule as planned. Although low turn out meaning one person. Take a listen. We decided to plow through quite literally sometimes. The very last event of the night, we actually had a whopping total of one person show up. But he was glad to see me. So hes laughing about it. One person, there you go. It doesnt really look delightful where you are. So im not surprised that people are canceling events. What about donald trump . What about the event later . It is december, it is iowa. It snows here. Thats how it goes. I grew up in the midwest in a lot of snow. It was pretty bad yesterday. So many cars and semis in the ditch. Smart of all these candidates to cancel events. Chris christie to cancel his event. Im not sure Martin Omalley would have had that many people any way. Hes struggling a little bit. Hes making some good humor about it. Donald trump is scheduled to fly in here into omaha, which is just across the river in a couple hours. He will have an event here. But this is not going to be one of Donald Trumps biggest events. I was just inside this event hall. A pretty small room by trump standards. The room made even smaller. So i would assume a thousand people here. But campaigning in the holidays between christmas and the new year is tough for any candidate. They are all out here trying to get in one more handshake and autograph before the 2015 ends and new year begins. Well see if he can beat that Martin Omalley one person turning out. Jeff zeleny, maybe with you, two people. Baring the cold r for us there in iowa, thank you so much. Our senior washington correspondent. Lets move on. The iraqi army makes gains, scientists are using 3d mapping to preserve these ancient treasures that are at risk from destruction from the terror group. Well tell you how its done with lasers and whats really at stake when one of leaders of the Nonprofit Group joins me live, thats next. We have been reporting on the positive news that ramadi may be back in the hands of Government Forces. While the iraq army sweeps the city for bombs left behind, tribal leaders tell cnn isis fighters still control about a quarter of the stu. We have pictures for you that indicate from this morning in ramadi showing Government Forces trying to move civilian, children to safety. And just a short time ago, the iraqi Prime Minister arriving in ramadi and raising the iraqi flag. The Prime Minister promised the city of mosul would also be liberated from u. S. Ist and that isis would be defeated in 2016. That does not help the millions of people trying to escape the violence right now. Troubling new report from the International Organization of migration claiming iraq has seen the highest numbers and fastest rate of people displaced anywhere in the world in 2015. Some 3. 2 million on the move out of iraq. And with that, to the dangerous work being done to stop the cultural genocide being waged byiby i isis on some of the most ancient sites in syria. This is the historic city of irbil. Isis militants took this video earlier this year shoving statues off pedestals and taking sledge hammers, drills to destroy these antiquities from a civilization that dates back more than 5,000 years. Executive Vice President of the World Monuments Fund was in irbil just weeks before mosul, a city just 30 miles away fell to isis. She is part of this it group that is using Laser Technology to create can 3d imaging of these prized historical sites so that even if they are destroyed by terrorists, their images will live on. Its so nice to meet you. For me, just as a person who appreciates history and antiquity, its cringe worthy to watch these vud owes. But for you this is your lifes work. Its heartbreaking because with you work on these conservation sites, you study the sites remotely, but eventually youre on site and forming lifelong bonds sometimes with colleagues in these countries. So for us its been especially hea heartbreaking to have colleagues the war. And syria so affected by so its not an abstraction when i open up the newspaper or turn on cnn and hear about iraq or syria, it breaks my heart because i think about not just the monuments but. The people who have worked so hard to protect them their whole lives. Were friends, but were not in the trenches as so many colleagues who are there all the time. You have been a couple times. Your colleagues have been dozens of times. We talk about not only iraq but syria as well. Help us understand how significant they are. They date back several thousand years, but what are they . Well, there was mean iing to every place. So we go to places today as tourists and enjoy them, but what they really are windows on to thousands of years of history. So in the case of an important trade route and the nex sis that attracted the romans there who built it into a stronger trade hub and then what we see today is the remnants really of 2,000 years of People Living near. The site. Because its not just survived because of the roman era, but it was there during the grand tour when european and american tourists discovered the middle east in new ways. Then in modern times, its been a major tourist destination. We have learned about roman history and even the formation of Islamic Culture by virtue of these sites being witnesses to history. Im sure you got goose bumps walking around. It is. When we think about how hard it is to build a building in new york city and then you roll back to building things without the advantages of modern equipment. How are you helping preserve with this 3d imaging . What are are you doing . We began working in babylon in 2009 on site. And so because of security issues, we couldnt be on site aa long time at any one stretch. We used Laser Technology to capture whats called a point cloud of data. So very intensive High Resolution photography and measure iing devices that allowu then with time to process the image into drawings and architectural measured drawings that help us understand how to conserve the site. Such important work. Lisa ackerman, thank you so much. Thank you for inviting us. Absolutely. Coming up next, his products changed the world. Steve jobs was not loved by everyone. The messier part of his life and his temper in a hundred dollar the scenes look, next. Moderate to severe Crohns Disease is tough, but ive managed. Except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. And when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe Crohns Disease. And that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. And many achieved remission. Humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. Serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. Before treatment, get tested for tb. Tell your doctor if youve been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if youve had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flulike symptoms or sores. Dont start humira if you have an infection. Ask your gastroenterologist about humira. With humira, remission is possible. Hes been called visionary and a creative genius, but steve jobs was not perfect. In his biography, it was said, quote, there are parts of his life and personality that are extremely messy. This sunday night at 9 00 eastern here on cnn, well air a film on the life of steve jobs. Heres a preview. I ended up changing my entire life. I lost my wife in that process. I lost my children in that process. I lost the whole structure of my life was just changed forever by going and working on the mac. Because the work became so intense . The work was intense, the commitment needed to do it with intense. I would go. To work on a Tuesday Morning and half the people would hate me. Wednesday morning, the other half would hate me. There were a lot of prima donnas in that outfit. I was always in conflict. My next guest here produced the film and you will see him in the movie as well. Peter elkins, thank you for joining me. Good to be with you, brooke. We just heard that one anecdote. I want you to just out of the gate. Tell me some stories, some specifics on how steve jobs, the visionary, treated his colleagues at apple. Yes, well, steve jobs was an incredibly complex guy. He was capable of extraordinary things. He could also treat people in a monstrous fashion. Wrking for him was exhilarating and also brutal. Time is the greatest Work Experience of his life but also the most brutal and painful personally in his life as well. And that applied not just to the workplace, but also his personal life. Steve jobs engaged in terrible behavior and the film explores all of that. Such as . Well, the most prominent example is treatment of his girlfriend and his daughter. He fathered a child out of wedlock lisa. And length of time lisas mother and lisa to live on welfare and denied paternity. He actually filed an affidavit where he claimed he was infertile and incapable of conceiving a child. And left thunderstorm to live on welfare and the mom to work as a waitress in restaurants while he was a a multimillionaire. Even today with tim cook, the current ceo of apple, he says that steve jobs is still very much revered. How so . Theres no question about it. Within apple hes a mythic figure. And respected, admired as a man who saved the company and transformed and transformed it into the juggernaut it is today. No question he accomplished extraordinary things as a businessman. It done mean it wasnt painful and brutal for a lot of people along the way. Peter, tell me, the film, what surprise you the most being in the weeds, as you were, what surprised you the most making this . Well, two of the most fascinating things i in the film, alex, the director, came up with and i reported on steve jobs for fortune but had not come across this particular bit a spiritual guru, theres a clip where alex found a video of him talking about steve and about how he fell short in his goal of enlightenment. No kidding. Quite fascinating. Yeah, yeah. Another part of the film i think is quite extraordinary seeing steve, the videotape of him being deposed by the s. E. C. In its Stock Options back dating investigation of apple. And you see steve talking about his personal life. You see his tone. You see him putting his feet up on the table as hes being deposed, and bemoaning way he was treated by the apple board of directors at types. It quite a wonderful window i o into into his personality. Fascinating. Peter elkin, anecdotes, video, we will watch. Steve jobs the man in the machine sunday cnn. Well be right back. Why are you checking your credit score . You dont want to live with mom and dad forever, do you . Boo laughs im making smoothies well. Im not changing. So, how can i check my credit score . Credit karma. Dont worry, its free. Hmmmm. Credit karma. Give yourself some credit. Now, counting down the top ten scandals of 2015. Most hated, Pharmaceutical Company ceo Martin Skrelly makes our list, not just because he jacked up the price to treat Cancer Patients over 500 , because he took too long to stop talking. It looks greedy but a lot of altruistic properties to it. 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