as individuals and we are going to keep at it. this be. the chairman of the house homeland security committee was critical of the fbi at a hearing on the boston marathon bombings. that is next on c-span2. then remarks from federal reserve chairman ben brinkley. the problem was that darwin did not understand that with such a very natural selection could never have really worked because imagine you have a population of a million white 10 million white cats and one red cat and suppose being a black cat does provide you with some big advantages but in this blended you mix things like jenna and tonic the black cats made with with the white cat and you get a gray cat trait that gray cat mates with another white cat and you get a paler shade of gray cat and this thing just gets diluted and deluded. the advantage will disappear and never appear again. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani testified before a house panel investigating the boston marathon bombings. we will also h
as ed mentioned, last night we did air this new msnbc documentary on why the iraq war happened. it has sparked a lot of discussion, particularly the new reporting in the film. we ve had a lot of feedback on it. i m really glad we did it. we re now talking about hopefully reairing it some more times on msnbc. but a lot of people have been asking specifically about the timing. why do this now. well, we specifically did not time the new documentary to coincide with the anniversary of the invasion of iraq. the invasion of iraq of course in march 19th, 2003. the invasion of iraq and the war in iraq are obviously a big deal and a specific thing that is worth examining in its own right. but what we did with hubris was not tell the story of the iraq war, but rather the story of what made us start that war. so we didn t peg to it the ten-year anniversary of the invasion, we pegged it earlier than that. we pegged it to the lying to us by our own government that made that invasion pos
it has sparked a lot of discussion, particularly the new reporting in the film. we ve had a lot of feedback on it. i m really glad we did it. we re now talking about hopefully reairing it some more times on msnbc. but a lot of people have been asking specifically about the timing. why do this now. well, we specifically did not time the new documentary to coincide with the anniversary of the invasion of iraq. the invasion of iraq of course in march 19th, 2003. the invasion of iraq and the war in iraq are obviously a big deal and a specific thing that is worth examining in its own right. but what we did with hubris was not tell the story of the iraq war, but rather the story of what made us start that war. so we didn t peg to it the ten-year anniversary of the invasion, we pegged it earlier than that. we pegged it to the lying to us by our own government that made that invasion possible. and that irreducible truth, that we were told by our government that we had to go to war
of heights. one, two, three. good evening on this friday night, diane has the evening off, as we come on the air for the west coast we begin with chaos and panic at l.a.x. in los angeles. a lone gunman pulling a semiautomatic rifle from a bag and opening fire in the middle of morning rush. families in the security line told to run take shelter wherever they could. right here in a bathroom. outside passengers fleeing, bags in tow. it happened here at terminal 3 where jet blue, spirit frontier flights all take off right at the security gate, passengers have been lined up ready to take off shoes and belts, tonight we have the latest developments here, the shooter in custody and right here on the ground, the powerful weapon he used tonight, the fbi confirming his name, 23-year-old paul anthony ciancia, and word this evening his family reportedly had been in touch with authorities beforehand. a note found at the scene reportedly believed to have included anti-government belief
third among some brand new surprising cnn polls. happy monday, everyone, i m john berman. i m michaela pereira. those stories and more at this hour. in paris right now, a fragile coalition appears to be taking shape against the terror group isis but the threat posed by the sunni militants is so unprecedented that it s not at all even certain the world even knows how to deal with it. what we do know right no is that about 40 nations have agreed to take on some sort of limited role. france today began surveillance flights over iraq. saudi arabia has offered to help train syrian rebels and great britain says it will help arm kurdish forces in iraq. now, in some quarters, the urgency to do something greatly ramped up over the weekend when isis beheaded its third western hostage, british aid worker david haines. isis is believed to be holding at least two other americans as well as several other people from other countries as well. western nations join the fight against isis