Transcripts For CNNW CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin 201412

Has now partially reopened but make no mistake here. The affects on flights across the world will be felt for hours to come and quite possibly even days. Lets go to karl penhaul with more on this. Let me just point out we know the u. K. Global air Traffic Control Management Company has just tweeted and this is what they have tweeted. We are investigating the cause of this fault but can confirm that it was not due to a power outage. Tell me what we do know. Reporter what we do know in the words of one female passenger, this is a mess. This is a disaster. We do know as you say an air Traffic Control center run by the national air Traffic Control service had what they are calling a technical glitch. That came about four hours ago. They said they wouldnt necessarily describe that as a computer problem but more just a technical problem and say it definitely was not a power outage. That lasted for about an hour. After that the systems got back up and running but its had a huge knock on effect. In the first instance, planes coming from europe into london and across the whole of southern england and whales were grounded. They werent allowed to head toward britain and any of the flights that were flying over u. K. Airspace, transatlantic flights headed to the u. S. , they were also grounded. Now, the flights that were already airborne and headed toward the u. K. Were allowed to come but then stacked up in the air there in a Holding Pattern flying around. The problem lasted for about an hour and as the system started to recover, thats when once again air Traffic Control went into what is called recovery mode and so what that means is theyre now youll hear it and see it behind me, they are trying to get as many aircraft out of that stacking position back on the ground as fast as possible and they are also trying to get some of those delayed flights, the flights that should have been leaving over the last four hours into the air and on their way. That is really going to be a long process because theres a knock down effect. Its not just a question of saying you can leave now. Its a question of checking whether the aircraft are ready to leave. Whether the flight crew are still able to fly at this time whether their shifts are running out. This is having a huge knock down effect. Its already affecting flights into tomorrow both short haul flights and long haul flights and of course out there in the terminals its absolute chaos. British airways in terminal five where we have a team on the ground there, they say there are passengers just strewn all around the place. There are not enough staff on hand to tell people where they should be going. They are trying to hand some of their bags back. Its very disorganized. They are standing there trying to get tickets for meals, for hotels. They say nobody is giving them information. Some of our colleagues due to fly on transatlantic flights tomorrow have been told their early flights are already canceled. More than 50 flights have been canceled and then you put into this Holding Pattern on the telephone to get information and you just are not getting information. Absolute chaos, brooke. What a total and complete mess. As you said off the top from that female passenger. Karl penhaul, well stay in close contact with you as this clearly is affecting not just todays air traffic but tomorrows and possibly days. Lets talk more about this glitch with david. Author of why planes crash. You just heard the who, why, when and how from karl penhaul and its important to put this tweet from the u. K. Base global air traffic Management Company. Were investigating the cause of this fault but can confirm its not due to a power outage. Why is that so important for them to point out . First of all, theres about four different Power Systems that power all air Traffic Control centers. Its beyond triple redundancy. When it first came out, we were questioning. However were going to get out of that. Speaking of glitches. Having some of our own. I want to try to understand why the fact this wasnt due to a power outage and other theories behind it. Its important to discuss. Coming up, the former head of the cia and one of the socalled architects who designed the agencys enhanced interrogation Technique Program is speaking out on cnn defending their brutal tactics including tactics like rectal rehydration. Plus, police have new leads into what happened the night a mississippi teenager was set on fire and left to die. Those details are ahead. Plus, the sony email hack just keeps getting worse. Are you reading this stuff . In one email a sony exec calls a gro an actor a greedy whore. Stay with me. Come in and use your starbucks gift card any day through january 5th for a chance to win starbucks for life. I was out for a bike ride. I didnt think id have a heart attack. But i did. Im mike, and im very much alive. Now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help prevent another heart attack. Be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. All right. We have our safety and aviation analyst author of why planes crash. I believe we were talking about how this u. K. Traffic control company not saying power failure. They are calling it a technical glitch. Is that it . Well, we know that its not a power failure and that would be highly unlikely to have a power failure anyway. There are four or five different sources of power for each of the control center. This particular piece of software is something thats been added to infrastructure thats been around for years and years and years. It schedules how many airplanes go into a particular area or which airplane goes to which controller within the control system. So whats important now is that these airplanes that are in the air landed. There are so many things impacted over the next few days and weeks possibly because everything is interdependent in the system including how many hours a particular airplane pilot can fly down to when the airplane can land. Walk me through. Be specific. We look at the maps and try to wrap our heads around how much is affected not just today but coming days. What does that entail, david . To try to get the airplanes that are at the airport out again but i dont think theres going to be a lot of that going on until these other airplanes have been cleared. They cant afford to let that runway sit empty while waiting for an airplane to land. They only have a certain amount of fuel. Thats step one. Step two is rescheduling. The rescheduling. Everything is interdependent in the system. Everything that happens affects the next thing down the chain. You have scheduling of the aircraft. Rescheduling the aircraft. You may have a maintenance failure in addition to that. You will have other airports in the United States affected and anybody thats traveling to europe is going to be affected by this. I would expect delays of at least a day if not more than that. If you remember in chicago, we had that single point of failure where there was a fire at that airport and it took months for the schedule to get back to normal. Theres quite a bit of work that needs to be done and these air Traffic Controllers have been able to do a lot without scheduling software. In a brief moment well talk about two psychologists and how they hooked up with at cia and sold them this scheme to get money out of terrorists. It led to torture and its a story hard to fathom. Standby for that. This is part of the strange story. If you were with us on tuesday, i was reading straight from the pages of the Senate Report on cia torture as it was just rolling 0 you the that afternoon. It says this. Interrogation subjects were needles would be dangerous with a noncooperative detainee. Im not a doctor and neither are you. These were medical procedures. Youre defending it . What im defending is history. To give you a sense as to how this report was put together. This activity, which was done five times in each time for the health of the detainees and not part of the Interrogation Program and not designed to soften him up for any questioning. The committee, the democrats on the committee, have used one half ass unwarranted comment in one email to justify the story that you have now bought hook, line and sinker that we used this to abuse other human beings. So hayden says medically necessary, which if true would solve that particular mystery. Moving on. Before the torture report was released, few people realized enhanced interrogation was actually the brain child of these two United States air force veterans, both of whom have psychology degrees and next to zero expertise in questioning subjects. We here at cnn have tracked them down. Here we go. James mitchell. This is the cooarchitect of th whole thing. Enhanced interrogation. Here he is. The point of that was to get the detainee to be willing to engage with a debriefer. Its a little bit like i would appreciate it if youre going to use this that you use the whole thing. Its like a Good Cop Bad Cop argument. You got a bad cop and good cop. The point of the bad cop is to get the bad guy to talk to the good cop. Its not surprising to me that theres a food fight now because whats happened is the democrats on the committee has gone back and said it doesnt look like a lot of stuff was got by the bad cop and other people say, no, we think the bad cop was necessary to get them to talk to the good cop. Thats the explanation as clear as i understand it as a u. S. Citizen. And again, this is the architect of the program, enhanced interrogation. Private citizen. Doesnt work for the government. Chris frates sat down with James Mitchell. I want to go back to the qualifications. He and his partner have degrees in psychology and beyond that, what did they know about interrogations of a high level terrorists . If you believe the Senate Intelligence report, they didnt know a whole heck of a lot. That report says that they didnt have actual training interrogating detainees or terrorists of any kind. They didnt have any expertise about al qaeda. They didnt understand the culture or the linguistics at a high level either. The report goes after James Mitchell and the other psychologist who started this program by saying that they really werent qualified. Now, when you talk to the cia, they point to a report that they put out and they said in rebuttal that they felt that mitchell and his partner were so qualified that they would have been darrylic in their duty if they didnt employ them. They trained uniformed men and women on how to survive an attack from an enemy and survive an enemy interrogation so they were reverse engineering that training to use on detainees who had been suspected of plotting against america. All right. Chris frates, thanks for tracking him down for us to get their side, cia side, senate side and their side. Now the trillion dollar spending bill slapped together and approved by the house after we left the air yesterday. If approved by the senate by midnight tomorrow, it will avert a government shutdown. Hurrah for that part. There are folks in washington who believe this bill is flat out fatally flawed. President obama spoke about the spending bill from the roosevelt room of the white house and this is what he said. Let me start by saying a few in this bill that i really do not like. On the other hand, there are provisions in this bill and the basic funding within this bill that allows us to make sure that we continue on the progress in providing Health Insurance to all americans, to make sure that we continue with our efforts to combat climate change, that were able to expand Early Childhood education thats making a meaningful difference in communities all across the country, that allows you to expand our manufacturing hubs that are contributing to the growth of jobs and the progress that weve seen in our economy over the last couple of years. And so overall, this legislation allows us to build on the economic progress and the National Security progress that is important. Had i been able to draft my own legislation and get it passed without republican votes, i suspect it would be slightly different. Thats not the circumstance we find ourselves in and i think what the American People very much are looking for is some practical governance and willingness to compromise and thats what this bill does. Im hopeful it will pass the senate. One of the things that was very important in this legislation was it allowed us the funding thats necessary to battle isil, to continue to support our men and women in uniform. We have put a lot of burdens on our Defense Department and our Armed Services over the last year. Some of which were anticipated. Some of which were not. This gives our military the ability to plan over the next year with some stability, which brings me to the topic of this meeting here today. This bill also contains the necessary funding to continue to make progress on our fight against ebola both at home and abroad. I know that after a frenzy of news reports for several weeks, ebola has faded from the headlines. On the other hand, although we have not seen an additional case here in the United States, i have always said that we have to make sure were prepared here at home and we will not have defeated this disease until we have defeated it where it is most prevalent and that is in west africa. Im going to hear about the progress being made here in the United States in making sure that our hospitals are properly prepared and our Outstanding Health workers are properly trained and that we have facilities that are regionally dispersed to accommodate the periodic ebola cases that we may continue to see in the United States until we eradicate the disease in west africa and it allows us to make progress on our efforts to develop a vaccine. I was at the nih a while back. Some of you were with me to see significant progress and pathways taken with respect to Vaccine Development and this hurrah that this passed yesterday. Is this an 11 59 p. M. Thing for tomorrow or what . Reporter it could be more like the sun is rising tomorrow morning and were still trying to figure out whats happening. Thats the way things are going now. Heres where things stand. You heard the president talking about compromise and the art of compromise which means he didnt get everything he wanted. Republicans didnt get everything they wanted, et cetera. So what you have here though is sort of wings on both parties. You have the most liberal and the most conservative and democratic and republican parties now in the senate thinking about whether they will use their tools as any one senator has to slow this train down. They probably wont have enough votes to completely stop and derail this big 1. 1 trillion spending bill that the president was just talking about but they can slow it. On the left, we have Elizabeth Warren who has made it clear and weve been reporting it on this show and others for a couple days. She does not like this because shes of the provision in here she says rolls back some reforms from wall street and it could ultimately hurt consumers. Were in a Holding Pattern right now waiting to see whether or not she feels so strongly that shes going to slow things down. Thats on the left. Same goes for the right. You have ted cruz, jeff sessions, republican senators who are not happy with their leadership that they didnt include in here a way to try to stop the president s executive action on immigration. So thats where we are. Were waiting to see if compromise is going to prevail or at least rule the day or if these two wings of the party are so emboldened that they want to make a point that they are going to keep us here overnight and tomorrow and monday. Hope your little one let you have a nice sleep last night. You may need it. Hardest working woman in tv on capitol hill. Thank you very much, dana bash. Hundreds of thousands of people without power and homes just absolutely covered in mud. The west coast cleaning up after one of the worst storms theyve seen in years. Paul is there. Paul . Reporter brooke, im here where the fierce storm loosened up the rocks on a hillside. Tons and tons of rocks coming down here swallowing up homes. Were going to show you a lot more when we come back from the break. About americas favorite potatoes heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart associations go red for women campaign. If you see it i hope youll let us know. Always look for the grown in idaho seal. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about . Foreign markets. Asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. You know, the kind that capitalizes on diversity across the credit spectrum and gets exposure to frontier and emerging markets. If you convert 4quarter p e of the s p 500, its yield is doing a lot better. If youve had to become your own investment expert, maybe its time for bny mellon, a different kind of wealth manager. And black swans are unpredictable. Just about the bottom of the hour. Youre watching cnn. Im brooke baldwin. Have to talk about this water rescue. Its been unfolding in los angeles just this afternoon on the meals of this massive storm which hit the west coast. Rescue crews were called to rescue people clinging to trees in los angeles. Live pictures now. Look at how fast that water is moving. We understand at least one person has been rescued. Crews are still looking along the riverbank and probably will in the river and in those branches of those trees to try to find that second individual. Stay tuned for that. Hopefully they find him aok. Were also seeing flooding and mudslides and power out to hundreds of thousands of people here and at least two people are dead from storm related injuries. This is being called the biggest storm to hit the area in years and years and unfortunately look at that parking lot. Its not over yet. Storm is moving has been moving inland and is losing some steam. Really taking its toll on the Traffic Control<\/a> Management Company<\/a> has just tweeted and this is what they have tweeted. We are investigating the cause of this fault but can confirm that it was not due to a power outage. Tell me what we do know. Reporter what we do know in the words of one female passenger, this is a mess. This is a disaster. We do know as you say an air Traffic Control<\/a> center run by the national air Traffic Control<\/a> service had what they are calling a technical glitch. That came about four hours ago. They said they wouldnt necessarily describe that as a computer problem but more just a technical problem and say it definitely was not a power outage. That lasted for about an hour. After that the systems got back up and running but its had a huge knock on effect. In the first instance, planes coming from europe into london and across the whole of southern england and whales were grounded. They werent allowed to head toward britain and any of the flights that were flying over u. K. Airspace, transatlantic flights headed to the u. S. , they were also grounded. Now, the flights that were already airborne and headed toward the u. K. Were allowed to come but then stacked up in the air there in a Holding Pattern<\/a> flying around. The problem lasted for about an hour and as the system started to recover, thats when once again air Traffic Control<\/a> went into what is called recovery mode and so what that means is theyre now youll hear it and see it behind me, they are trying to get as many aircraft out of that stacking position back on the ground as fast as possible and they are also trying to get some of those delayed flights, the flights that should have been leaving over the last four hours into the air and on their way. That is really going to be a long process because theres a knock down effect. Its not just a question of saying you can leave now. Its a question of checking whether the aircraft are ready to leave. Whether the flight crew are still able to fly at this time whether their shifts are running out. This is having a huge knock down effect. Its already affecting flights into tomorrow both short haul flights and long haul flights and of course out there in the terminals its absolute chaos. British airways in terminal five where we have a team on the ground there, they say there are passengers just strewn all around the place. There are not enough staff on hand to tell people where they should be going. They are trying to hand some of their bags back. Its very disorganized. They are standing there trying to get tickets for meals, for hotels. They say nobody is giving them information. Some of our colleagues due to fly on transatlantic flights tomorrow have been told their early flights are already canceled. More than 50 flights have been canceled and then you put into this Holding Pattern<\/a> on the telephone to get information and you just are not getting information. Absolute chaos, brooke. What a total and complete mess. As you said off the top from that female passenger. Karl penhaul, well stay in close contact with you as this clearly is affecting not just todays air traffic but tomorrows and possibly days. Lets talk more about this glitch with david. Author of why planes crash. You just heard the who, why, when and how from karl penhaul and its important to put this tweet from the u. K. Base global air traffic Management Company<\/a>. Were investigating the cause of this fault but can confirm its not due to a power outage. Why is that so important for them to point out . First of all, theres about four different Power Systems<\/a> that power all air Traffic Control<\/a> centers. Its beyond triple redundancy. When it first came out, we were questioning. However were going to get out of that. Speaking of glitches. Having some of our own. I want to try to understand why the fact this wasnt due to a power outage and other theories behind it. Its important to discuss. Coming up, the former head of the cia and one of the socalled architects who designed the agencys enhanced interrogation Technique Program<\/a> is speaking out on cnn defending their brutal tactics including tactics like rectal rehydration. Plus, police have new leads into what happened the night a mississippi teenager was set on fire and left to die. Those details are ahead. Plus, the sony email hack just keeps getting worse. Are you reading this stuff . In one email a sony exec calls a gro an actor a greedy whore. Stay with me. Come in and use your starbucks gift card any day through january 5th for a chance to win starbucks for life. I was out for a bike ride. I didnt think id have a heart attack. But i did. Im mike, and im very much alive. Now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help prevent another heart attack. Be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. All right. We have our safety and aviation analyst author of why planes crash. I believe we were talking about how this u. K. Traffic control company not saying power failure. They are calling it a technical glitch. Is that it . Well, we know that its not a power failure and that would be highly unlikely to have a power failure anyway. There are four or five different sources of power for each of the control center. This particular piece of software is something thats been added to infrastructure thats been around for years and years and years. It schedules how many airplanes go into a particular area or which airplane goes to which controller within the control system. So whats important now is that these airplanes that are in the air landed. There are so many things impacted over the next few days and weeks possibly because everything is interdependent in the system including how many hours a particular airplane pilot can fly down to when the airplane can land. Walk me through. Be specific. We look at the maps and try to wrap our heads around how much is affected not just today but coming days. What does that entail, david . To try to get the airplanes that are at the airport out again but i dont think theres going to be a lot of that going on until these other airplanes have been cleared. They cant afford to let that runway sit empty while waiting for an airplane to land. They only have a certain amount of fuel. Thats step one. Step two is rescheduling. The rescheduling. Everything is interdependent in the system. Everything that happens affects the next thing down the chain. You have scheduling of the aircraft. Rescheduling the aircraft. You may have a maintenance failure in addition to that. You will have other airports in the United States<\/a> affected and anybody thats traveling to europe is going to be affected by this. I would expect delays of at least a day if not more than that. If you remember in chicago, we had that single point of failure where there was a fire at that airport and it took months for the schedule to get back to normal. Theres quite a bit of work that needs to be done and these air Traffic Control<\/a>lers have been able to do a lot without scheduling software. In a brief moment well talk about two psychologists and how they hooked up with at cia and sold them this scheme to get money out of terrorists. It led to torture and its a story hard to fathom. Standby for that. This is part of the strange story. If you were with us on tuesday, i was reading straight from the pages of the Senate Report<\/a> on cia torture as it was just rolling 0 you the that afternoon. It says this. Interrogation subjects were needles would be dangerous with a noncooperative detainee. Im not a doctor and neither are you. These were medical procedures. Youre defending it . What im defending is history. To give you a sense as to how this report was put together. This activity, which was done five times in each time for the health of the detainees and not part of the Interrogation Program<\/a> and not designed to soften him up for any questioning. The committee, the democrats on the committee, have used one half ass unwarranted comment in one email to justify the story that you have now bought hook, line and sinker that we used this to abuse other human beings. So hayden says medically necessary, which if true would solve that particular mystery. Moving on. Before the torture report was released, few people realized enhanced interrogation was actually the brain child of these two United States<\/a> air force veterans, both of whom have psychology degrees and next to zero expertise in questioning subjects. We here at cnn have tracked them down. Here we go. James mitchell. This is the cooarchitect of th whole thing. Enhanced interrogation. Here he is. The point of that was to get the detainee to be willing to engage with a debriefer. Its a little bit like i would appreciate it if youre going to use this that you use the whole thing. Its like a Good Cop Bad Cop<\/a> argument. You got a bad cop and good cop. The point of the bad cop is to get the bad guy to talk to the good cop. Its not surprising to me that theres a food fight now because whats happened is the democrats on the committee has gone back and said it doesnt look like a lot of stuff was got by the bad cop and other people say, no, we think the bad cop was necessary to get them to talk to the good cop. Thats the explanation as clear as i understand it as a u. S. Citizen. And again, this is the architect of the program, enhanced interrogation. Private citizen. Doesnt work for the government. Chris frates sat down with James Mitchell<\/a>. I want to go back to the qualifications. He and his partner have degrees in psychology and beyond that, what did they know about interrogations of a high level terrorists . If you believe the Senate Intelligence<\/a> report, they didnt know a whole heck of a lot. That report says that they didnt have actual training interrogating detainees or terrorists of any kind. They didnt have any expertise about al qaeda. They didnt understand the culture or the linguistics at a high level either. The report goes after James Mitchell<\/a> and the other psychologist who started this program by saying that they really werent qualified. Now, when you talk to the cia, they point to a report that they put out and they said in rebuttal that they felt that mitchell and his partner were so qualified that they would have been darrylic in their duty if they didnt employ them. They trained uniformed men and women on how to survive an attack from an enemy and survive an enemy interrogation so they were reverse engineering that training to use on detainees who had been suspected of plotting against america. All right. Chris frates, thanks for tracking him down for us to get their side, cia side, senate side and their side. Now the trillion dollar spending bill slapped together and approved by the house after we left the air yesterday. If approved by the senate by midnight tomorrow, it will avert a government shutdown. Hurrah for that part. There are folks in washington who believe this bill is flat out fatally flawed. President obama spoke about the spending bill from the roosevelt room of the white house and this is what he said. Let me start by saying a few in this bill that i really do not like. On the other hand, there are provisions in this bill and the basic funding within this bill that allows us to make sure that we continue on the progress in providing Health Insurance<\/a> to all americans, to make sure that we continue with our efforts to combat climate change, that were able to expand Early Childhood<\/a> education thats making a meaningful difference in communities all across the country, that allows you to expand our manufacturing hubs that are contributing to the growth of jobs and the progress that weve seen in our economy over the last couple of years. And so overall, this legislation allows us to build on the economic progress and the National Security<\/a> progress that is important. Had i been able to draft my own legislation and get it passed without republican votes, i suspect it would be slightly different. Thats not the circumstance we find ourselves in and i think what the American People<\/a> very much are looking for is some practical governance and willingness to compromise and thats what this bill does. Im hopeful it will pass the senate. One of the things that was very important in this legislation was it allowed us the funding thats necessary to battle isil, to continue to support our men and women in uniform. We have put a lot of burdens on our Defense Department<\/a> and our Armed Services<\/a> over the last year. Some of which were anticipated. Some of which were not. This gives our military the ability to plan over the next year with some stability, which brings me to the topic of this meeting here today. This bill also contains the necessary funding to continue to make progress on our fight against ebola both at home and abroad. I know that after a frenzy of news reports for several weeks, ebola has faded from the headlines. On the other hand, although we have not seen an additional case here in the United States<\/a>, i have always said that we have to make sure were prepared here at home and we will not have defeated this disease until we have defeated it where it is most prevalent and that is in west africa. Im going to hear about the progress being made here in the United States<\/a> in making sure that our hospitals are properly prepared and our Outstanding Health<\/a> workers are properly trained and that we have facilities that are regionally dispersed to accommodate the periodic ebola cases that we may continue to see in the United States<\/a> until we eradicate the disease in west africa and it allows us to make progress on our efforts to develop a vaccine. I was at the nih a while back. Some of you were with me to see significant progress and pathways taken with respect to Vaccine Development<\/a> and this hurrah that this passed yesterday. Is this an 11 59 p. M. Thing for tomorrow or what . Reporter it could be more like the sun is rising tomorrow morning and were still trying to figure out whats happening. Thats the way things are going now. Heres where things stand. You heard the president talking about compromise and the art of compromise which means he didnt get everything he wanted. Republicans didnt get everything they wanted, et cetera. So what you have here though is sort of wings on both parties. You have the most liberal and the most conservative and democratic and republican parties now in the senate thinking about whether they will use their tools as any one senator has to slow this train down. They probably wont have enough votes to completely stop and derail this big 1. 1 trillion spending bill that the president was just talking about but they can slow it. On the left, we have Elizabeth Warren<\/a> who has made it clear and weve been reporting it on this show and others for a couple days. She does not like this because shes of the provision in here she says rolls back some reforms from wall street and it could ultimately hurt consumers. Were in a Holding Pattern<\/a> right now waiting to see whether or not she feels so strongly that shes going to slow things down. Thats on the left. Same goes for the right. You have ted cruz, jeff sessions, republican senators who are not happy with their leadership that they didnt include in here a way to try to stop the president s executive action on immigration. So thats where we are. Were waiting to see if compromise is going to prevail or at least rule the day or if these two wings of the party are so emboldened that they want to make a point that they are going to keep us here overnight and tomorrow and monday. Hope your little one let you have a nice sleep last night. You may need it. Hardest working woman in tv on capitol hill. Thank you very much, dana bash. Hundreds of thousands of people without power and homes just absolutely covered in mud. The west coast cleaning up after one of the worst storms theyve seen in years. Paul is there. Paul . Reporter brooke, im here where the fierce storm loosened up the rocks on a hillside. Tons and tons of rocks coming down here swallowing up homes. Were going to show you a lot more when we come back from the break. About americas favorite potatoes heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart associations go red for women campaign. If you see it i hope youll let us know. Always look for the grown in idaho seal. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about . Foreign markets. Asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. You know, the kind that capitalizes on diversity across the credit spectrum and gets exposure to frontier and emerging markets. If you convert 4quarter p e of the s p 500, its yield is doing a lot better. If youve had to become your own investment expert, maybe its time for bny mellon, a different kind of wealth manager. And black swans are unpredictable. Just about the bottom of the hour. Youre watching cnn. Im brooke baldwin. Have to talk about this water rescue. Its been unfolding in los angeles just this afternoon on the meals of this massive storm which hit the west coast. Rescue crews were called to rescue people clinging to trees in los angeles. Live pictures now. Look at how fast that water is moving. We understand at least one person has been rescued. Crews are still looking along the riverbank and probably will in the river and in those branches of those trees to try to find that second individual. Stay tuned for that. Hopefully they find him aok. Were also seeing flooding and mudslides and power out to hundreds of thousands of people here and at least two people are dead from storm related injuries. This is being called the biggest storm to hit the area in years and years and unfortunately look at that parking lot. Its not over yet. Storm is moving has been moving inland and is losing some steam. Really taking its toll on the Los Angeles Area<\/a> earlier today when a mud and debris flowing into camarillo springs engulfing homes and thats where we find my colleague. Paul, tell me where you are. Reporter brooke, im on the backside of some homes that were swallowed up by a massive, tons and tons, of rocks. They heard a rumbling. It wasnt the weather. It was these rocks that came cascading down this hill. You look at the rooftops. One couple and their caregiver pinned inside. They got out. Nobody seriously hurt in all of this. Nobody died. We do have ten homes that are now red tagged meaning uninhabitable. Theres another three that are yellow tagged. Three are green tagged and this is going to be a monumental cleanup effort. The good news as i said, nobody was hurt in all of this. You can imagine the volume of debris here just unwielding. Very difficult to deal with. They evacuated 125 or so homes in this area and why did all of this come down . You may recall a devastating fire that roared through here in 2013. It dripped vegetation off the hillside and made them vulnerable. They worried about a big storm and the National Weather<\/a> service telling me that last night in just three hours they got 1. 5 to 2 inches so very concentrated storm in a short amount of time and thats what loosened up all of this. Billions and billions of rocks. It looks like a quarry here. If you can get your photo journalist to pull out a little bit more to see perspective. If it were any other day, you should be standing on grass multiple feet below you, correct, but instead it looks like rocks and mud and muck. Reporter youre right. Im probably 10 to 12 feet above where i should be standing. Go ahead and pull out to give a sense of how vast this slide area is. Theres actually two separate spots, brooke. Theres this cluster of four or five homes that got engulfed where im standing and then over a hill theres another cluster of homes and one of the considerations they had of course gas leaks. We saw some firemen sort of Walking Around<\/a> these houses making sure a ruptured line off in the distance they have to address. This is a pretty large debris field. They talk about mudslides. This was almost purelily a rock slide. Theres mud mixed in but they have left lifting to do before these people get back in their homes. Ten are uninhabitable when all this rock just came tumbling down. Unreal. Thoughts of that community. Thank you both for showing us those pictures. Let me move on. Angelina jolie comes face to face with Sony Pictures<\/a> executive whose private emails were hacked and leaked and in one of these emails not that she sent but one she received described jolie as a minimally talented spoiled brat. 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[french accent] never its fair to say this is probably one of the most embarrassing and humiliating weeks for Sony Pictures<\/a>. Hackers exposed the companys secrets. Trash talking between executives about hollywoods elite like angelina jolie. According to a leaked email, jolie was told to shut her down for a movie. The email said i have zero appetite for the indulgence of oiled brats and i will tell her this myself if you dont. You have this exchange and then you have this picture. This is jolie with pascal after news of the leak came out. We should note pascal was on the receiving end of that email we just showed you. People say pictures show a thousand words. There you go. To this alleged intent behind this attack, north korea is suspected of orchestrating this. We dont know if its north korea or not. Sony has a movie coming out thats about a plot to kill kim jongun. Good to see you. Theres so many layers of all of this. Everybody is sort of reading into the weeds and juice of the emails. Your whole point is lets move down into paragraph four, five and six and the issue is the subject nature of this film. The plot. The beef is not that im a fan of kim jongun but the idea theres going to be a movie where we have seth rogan in a comedy talking about killing a foreign leader. Even that foreign leader. I think to myself, if it were any other nation and it were reversed and the movie were about our president , we would be upset about this. Do you think because its james franco and seth rogan and its funny and over the top comedic way and so nobody has stopped to discuss they did stop to discuss it internal a internal aa internalaly. You read on and there was a rift between headquarters in japan and Sony Pictures<\/a> in the United States<\/a> where they were asking amy pascal about the ending to this movie. They had to tone down the ending. Apparently a death sequence. But this is interesting because we would be upset. Heres the other issue. This is what i come back to. We covered so much. Jennifer lawrence nude photos. I chose not to look at those. But releasing private sony emails to hurt people is the same as releasing nude photos of jennifer lawrence. Why are they okay to print . You say were a nation of rubberneckers. I cant help but take a look. I also say that lets assume that the media didnt cover this. Lets say that cnn didnt cover this story. People would be saying what . Youre not covering an executive in hollywood who is making disparaging racially tinged comments about the president . What kind of a coverup is this . Youre damned if you do and damned if you dont. I dont think she survives having sent those emails. I have to tell you, if you were to open my email account, you wouldnt find racially tinged emails. You would find a lot of eyebrow raising things because i think thats the way its not warm and fuzzy in your inbox . What . We tell our kids dont hit the send key. Look at these adults who are captains of industry making the same mistake. It could have been turner. It could have been any of us. Watch your email. If sony cant protect themselv themselves, no one is safe. Watch this guy on saturdays. 9 00 a. M. And 6 00 p. M. Eastern here on cnn. Thanks. Thank you. Coming up, police in mississippi say they have found the key to finding Jessica Chambers<\/a> killer. Thats the teenager found horribly burned on a rural road near her car able to talk to investigators before she ultimately died. The key could be her cell phone. Those details are next. Heres some news you may find surprising. Were for an open internet for all. Were for creating more innovation and competition. Were for Net Neutrality<\/a> protection. Now, heres some news you may find even more surprising. Were comcast. The only isp legally bound by full Net Neutrality<\/a> rules. How about good news on this friday . These are live pictures from our los angeles affiliate kabc. Heres good news. We were talking about this water rescue watching this boat trying to find a second individual. They located the first who was aok. Looking for the second person. Good news is they found that person. No word exactly where that individual was found but again both of those people found and doing just fine this friday afternoon. Lets talk about this. The key to everything. That is what investigators are saying about this cell phone of this mississippi 19 year old who authorities believe was set on fire and left to die saturday. Investigators are now poring through Jessica Chambers<\/a> cell phone data and her Text Messages<\/a> and incoming and outgoing calls looking for clues. Prosecutors say she got a call before she left her house. At a nearby store she put more gas than usual into her car and when the clerk asked her why, she said she told him she was going somewhere. Officials also confirmed they have interviewed multiple witnesses who saw her at a party that night. Joining me now to talk about this case, criminal profiler pat brown. Pat, welcome to you and lets just get right to it. They are talking about the cell phone it may be key to cracking the case. How do they use that phone and how do they track those people down . I think what theyre looking at is the fact this was not a stranger abduction. When she got to the gas station, she had a plan. Whether she had plan from home or got distracted by someone at the gas station who waved at her and said come to a party, thats what they have to figure out. She was gone for 90 minutes some place and it wasnt with a stranger. So they are looking at where she spent that 90 minutes and what could have happened during that 90 minutes and i kind of believe something happened perhaps at a party during that 90 minutes and then they had to get rid of the evidence. Thats what i see in front of me. So, again, this is a small town. You know, according to what i heard from sheriffs deputies when they came upon her, they knew exactly who she was. Does this mean they would have to go through people not just friends, family familiar with her but almost anyone in this town. Its a small town thats a fortunate thing. When you have this happen in a metropolitan area, you know, you have a lot more problems. The cell phone may well be the key. If she knew who did it, they have a small population of people they need to look at and obviously they want to know where was she. She left fine and wasnt kidnapped, something happened with people she knew and the question is what is that . We hope the autopsy may lend information as well. We look at pictures of her burnt car. Investigators havent determined what was used to set her car on fire. Why is that also so important to know . They could have brought the accelerant they brought to do that. I read one thing that she was attacked in the car. I tend not to believe that. I tend to believe she was attacked somewhere else and what happens is, for example, lets say you have a gang rape which could be what happened. We dont know yet. Lets say there was a gang rape and afterwards they said shes going to go to police and rat us out and then they knock her out. Put her in her vehicle and drive her to a location and set her and the vehicle on fire and run away. The question is how far out of town was the car . That may lead to know whether someone was alone in the car with her or if there were two cars. One driving her car and one following so they have a car to leave with. We dont know if were talking about one person involved or a few people involved in this particular crime. Hopefully between the phone, her actions that night, and the autopsy information that theyre going to come up with some idea of exactly what happened to jessica. So much is so unknown. Pat brown, thank you. Well follow that out of mississippi. 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The latest woman to claim she was drugged by bill cosby comes as a shock to so many people around the world because this is coming from supermodel beverly johnson. An icon truly in American Fashion<\/a> and first black woman to grace the cover of vogue. Her voice joins the total of 23 women with accusations against bill cosby, many of whom who say cosby raped them. In a stunning article, johnson recalls a dinner at cosbys montana brownstone where in as so many other stories cosby allegedly drugged her with a drink. Johnson writes i knew by the second sip of the drink cosby had given me that i had been drugged and drugged good. Earlier today she shared her story with cnn. He made this cappuccino. I said i really didnt want to drink any coffee. It would keep me up late at night. He was insistent. He said it would be the best coffee i ever had. I relented. I took one sip of the cappuccino and i felt something very strange going on in my head. Describe the sensation in your body that you started feeling immediately. The first sensation was, you know, a little woozy. And so then i took another sip and after that second sip, i knew i had been drugged. It was very powerful. It came on very quickly. The room started to spin. My speech was slurred. I remember him calling me over towards him as if we were going to begin the scene then and he placed his hands on my waist. I remember steadying myself with my hand on his shoulders and i just kind of cocked my head because at that point i knew he had drugged me. I could get out. I dont swear. Mf. I kept saying it to him louder and louder and for a moment he stood there looking at me like i was crazy and then it happened very quickly. He immediately grabbed me and started to drag me toward the stairs that went downstairs to the outdoors and i was stumbling around trying to grab my handbag and i really didnt know where he was taking me. We ended up outside and it was dusk. It was light out. All i remember is him grabbing me by one arm and him flailing for a taxi with the other. I remember kind of looking around at people and people were recognizing that, you know, thats bill cosby and a taxi stops. He opens the door and throws me in there and he slams the door shut and i somehow get my address out to the taxi cab driver. By the way, bill cosby or his attorney have yet to make comment so far specifically on beverly johnsons story. Coming up, why this young woman carries just as much meaning as thousands of protesters who hit the streets for Michael Brown<\/a> and eric garner. Well show you how right now attorney general eric holder is trying to ease tensions between police and the communities who say enough is enough. A remote that lives on your phone. More wifi in more places. A Movie Library<\/a> you can take wherever you go. Internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 12 years. The innovators and inventors at comcast labs are creating more possibilities for more people every day. Comcast nbcuniversal. Bringing media and Technology Together<\/a> for you. Here we go. Top of the hour. Youre watching cnn. Im brooke baldwin. Nine days since a grand jury did not indict a Police Officer<\/a> in the death of eric garner here in new york. 19 days since no indictment in Michael Brown<\/a>s case. You may just see the biggest protest ever tomorrow. Dubbed by organizers as a week of outrage to culminate with a day of anger on saturday. Large demonstrations planned for new york, washington, other major metropolitan areas. 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