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protocol. were live, lets go out front. good evening, everyone. im erin burnett. we begin with breaking news out front. following two breaking news stories. live tonight. in phoenix, hearing from jodi arias for the first time since she was found guilty of first degree murder late today. just minutes after the verdict was read she spoke to ksaz about what she hopes for when shes sentenced. >> the best outcome for me would be death not life in prison. new information is coming as a c...

0 show, "talking points." >> candy, thank you very much. were going to have a lot more on this. all the days other news throughout the evening here on cnn. im wolf blitzer in washington. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. two breaking stories, a verdict announced at the jodi arias trial. well tell what you happened in the courtroom today and what shes facing tomorrow. plus, two of the women held captive for ten years in ohio return home today. new late-breaking details on how the susp...

glenn greenwald. michael hastings, from buzzfeed. the notebook on "the young turks." new book "panic 2012". this is an all star panel. >> what is the occasion. >> he goes im a hard scrabbled reporter. i got it. >> its an honor to be here with you gentlemen david and glenn. this is great. >> cenk: hearwere hearing more about bengahzi. well go to a news report about it and well talk about what is right and what is wrong. >> three state department witnesses come forward to talk about the ...

Found, the one we talked about in this piece, hicks and a few others, who are state department employees still currently to help to feed and expand on the narrative that we really heard from republicans for months now that they firmly believe that there are problems with security before the attack in benghazi that, the administration bungled the response during the attack and after as well, all for a political reason. and that reason being it was just a few months before the presidential electio...

Because at that point there was no question that the mechanisms could be put in place to rescue the consulate and the people there. this is not a sensitive channel. but its very important for decision making inside washington. >> of course, also, very important as to whether the president of the united states knew and ultimately, you know, then would be held responsible for whatever decision was or wasnt made. tim, on this point, hicks, again, is seizing on the fact that the united states insult...

Worked the investigations into the african embassy bombs and the uss cole. great to have both of you with us. youre the people that have the answers to these questions. tim, let me start with you with this testimony from gregory hicks that we have excerpts from so far thats going to come up at the hearings. the highest ranking diplomat in libya behind ambassador chris stevens. he says the u.s. military was told to stand down. was that the wrong call that night? >> well, erin, its hard to say at ...

0 >> whether you call him -- ♪ >> he ended up in bits thanks to the not so itsy bitsy governor of new jersey. jeannie moos, cnn, new york. >> thats it for me. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> "outfront" next. new allegations to night that u.s. military could have done more on the attacks on the american consulate in libya. plus, a man uses a 3-d printer to produce a handgun that can kill people. lets make it easier for terrorists to operate gun factories in their homes? the latest ...

Right now were investigating right of the boom, after the fact. in order to move left of that next bombing, we need to find out if this guy was the one that really pushed the older brother and possibly the younger brother to that radical edge, the precipice. and if so, is he doing it with other people? is he doing it here, is he doing it overseas? either way, we need get to him to find out if hes part of a greater structure that may be promoting this cause to individuals around the world. >> tim...

And then even those that hold that ideology, theres a great chasm between being radicalized and committing violence in the name of radical islam. so that individuals that are to the left of that chasm that have not committed an act of violence, tussles hard to investigate them, to track them, to surveil them because theyre not committing any crimes. so if theres a person out there, if theres a group of individuals out there that are saying, look, brother, you cant just hold this ideology. islam,...

Widow, katherine, the elusive misha, an inspirational toward a more radical version of islam to the old brother. even two men from kazakhstan who were detained last week on visa violations and who are unusually still being held in custody could turn out to be key to the case. "out front," tim clemente, former fbi agent on counterterrorism who worked the investigations in the u.s. embassy bombings and "uss ko s " and senior intelligence adviser to the fbi, between the two of you, knowing more tha...