and always remember and mikey can elaborate on this i'm sure.ne of the biggest things for the fanatics is they want to at every step connect themselves as the defenders of the prophet, as the vanguard for islam. they are always trying to make themselves religious and islamic. that is their goal. that is why they get power from that. so that is why they attack a target like this cartoonist as well. because they get power from that as the defenders of the faith. which we know they are. but that is what they want to grab on to. >> does the synagogue surprise you? >> no because the jewish targets have always been the targets of al qaeda style terrorism. >> my question -- excuse me for interrupting you jim. my question more is because we knew in the first shooting it was this cartoonist who was famous, a target. and then it just seems a typical saturday at the synagogue. there is nobody famous there. >> great question. you just got to think in the mind of the shooter, if it's the same one. could be a confederate or a copy cat. but there is at least a

joining us on the phone is evan kohlmann and here onset with me mikey kay. he knows this particular theater of war well. evan i'll start with you. obviously a loaded signal that this pilot was in prison while carrying out operations against isis that he was killed so brutally. how much of a major step is this for isis in terms of its tactics? >> it's awful. obviously it's terrible to watch and the amount of detail they include is horrific. but i think there's one obvious reason why they might do this. the beheading videos are starting to become derigger losing their oomph. if you want to shock people this is one way of doing that. when did this actually happen? because it sounds to me like the jordanians have some clue that the pilot was already dead. and based on the production value of the video, it certainly looks like this occurred at least several days ago, if not longer. one of the questions, was he murdered days or weeks ago and is that why the jordanians have been pressing so hard on the issue of proof of life that they kind of already knew this and

. >> in some respects mikey, you are absolutely right. this is my concern. it is a shame that in some respects. president is having to go through his respects through authorization at the time when the strategy to defeat isis is not clear and where the peshmerga are under force and the jordanians have asked for additional military support and haven't received it and the military capacity of the iraqis to retake the second largest city of mosul is very much in question until later on in the summer and where this battle for kobani por or less may have defeated isis but they are still very much in control of raqqa. in some respects, i think our viewers are as perplexed at the strategy. where is the strategy. it is the cart before the horse. >> and with the presidents coming shortly. does he outline it. and staying with us for the president's address. and we have the big address covered from the white house and capitol hill and ground zero and keep it here on this wednesday, the 11th of february, 2015. nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful du

. >> so andy, mikey is making valid points. >> he is making points. where do you stand on this? do you think it is a grave threat or was it something snowden would dismiss and leak available information that puts all of our lives in danger? >> the latter. i think to be safe we should arrest everyone in brooklyn with a beard. let's get that out of the way. i do think these guys do seem like bafoons. i feel their plans have more potholes than "the dark knight ike the messages they left it was like, we can't get over there to do jihad but is there anything to do here? that's sort of like when somebody has something bad happen to them and if there is anything i can do to help knowing there is nothing i can do to help, but you make the effort anyway. the fact they are bafoons doesn't mean they couldn't hurt or kill people. you have to arrest them. >> those two guys in boston were not successful but they killed a handful of innocent people and maimed 70 or 70 some odd people. >> most of these guys are not at a bin laden level of planning and executing attacks, but it doesn't mean you

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cramer starts with mikey in florida, mikey?: big birthday boo-yah, cramer. >> thank you. >> caller: i watch your show every day. my stock is achillion pharmaceuticals. >> it's a decent spec. i still prefer celgene. frank in ohio, frank? frank? >> caller: jim, thanks for your help with understanding the daily market swing. >> thank you. that's what i'm out to hear to explain what is occurring. what's going on? >> caller: okay, my stock is baxter international. >> baxter needs to split up. i suggest they do that. that's one dog stock. it has lost the faithful. it used to be the three bs. i don't mean beethoven, bach and brahms. mike in new jersey mike mike mike? >> caller: i'll give you a bbb boo-yah. what's happening? >> talented boo-yah. what's going on with you, sir? >> caller: long-time fiscal holder of food distributor, not because of the merger coming up. what do you think long-term? >> if they can get that merger through, and that stock goes to 50th, if they don't, it's going to hold right here. that merger does matter a g

the idea is being push pieded by former google engineer mikey dickerson, known as the guy who fixed healthcare.com that you may recall. >>> the city of burlingame will consider a proposal to make it more like palo alto lining the broadway corridor. merchants along the street want the city council to lift a decades old restriction on the number of restaurants on road way. right now, there can only be 28 of them. merchants say eaters create foot traffic and helps all businesses along the street. >> look at palo alto, university avenue's restaurant row, very successful. food businesses bring people to the street. we can use a bakery, we can use a wine bar. >> the proposal before the burlingame city council would also limit the am of time drivers can park in the area. >>> well the menu seemed to be the last thing anybody cared about at today's hollywood lunch. >> it is great to speak up what i really think is you've got to do something. >> coming up oscar ?e >>> coming up tonight at 6 clock, the look of bay area transportation 30 years from now. tonight, the trend and choices commuters could be facing

to denmark and here onset former british royal air force officer and foreign affairs correspondent mikeymr. ambassador tell us the situation for jews and denmark and whether some may listen to bejamin netanyahu and move to israel israel. >> the jews in denmark have been emancipated 200 years ago. i'm sure everyone is listening to the israeli prime minister very carefully. he is the prime minister of the jewish state. what he says should be listened to with good care. >> are israelis choosing to looefd and how is the embassy coping with this? >> well, the embassy is always coping with the situation as it is. we are -- we have a lot of protection of course. we enjoy cooperation with the danish government. i want to take this opportunity to thank our host in denmark for the care that they're taking of us. we also feel a part of the jewish community here. we grieve with them today who lost one of their own, who is also one of us who gave his life in protection of the community. he prevented a large-scale catastrophe and tragedy at a bar mitzvah party but he paid with his life and we grieve w

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joining me right now, mikey kay, former adviser to the ministry of defense. with a welcome to you, what do you make of this shooting? to say it sounds suspicious is rather an understatement. >> it has suspicious written all over it. one of the sad things about this is boris nemtsov was a glimmer of light in the future of russian politics. he wasn't afraid to stand up to putin and wasn't afraid to illuminate a lot of the corruption and embezzlement that's gone on since putin's been in power. one of his big reveals was the sochi olympics and just how much money had been spent by the state on the sochi olympics and exposing putin for the underhanded embezzlement deals that were going on in terms of what the olympics were. he was also about to reveal a report that apparently had a lot of evidence linking russia to the separatist-backed rebels in ukraine and russia's involvement on what we see on the ukrainian border at the moment. just by looking and taking a step back from this you can actually see why putin would want this guy wiped off the face of the earth. >

. >> ready, mikey?>> yeah. >> let's do this. >> in the ongoing battle against drugs and contraband, pelican bay security squad has the authority to conduct cell searches at their discretion anywhere within the prison. >> all the way back? >> all the way back. >> the first guy, come on out. >> come back. >> like a s.w.a.t. team on the streets, the element of surprise puts them at an advantage. inmates are adept at concealing contraband in their cells as well as on their person. >> actually put it up their rectum. that's the best place to do it. unless we catch them in here quick enough where they can't get it up. behind this hollow, they'll put a razor blade on the spring, hang it way down here. might not see one little bitty tip of the string up here, just barely see it, but that's where they keep their stuff. >> nothing anymore makes me raise my eyebrows. it's been too long. seen too much. >> where did you find that? >> in a male inmate's cell. there's no such thing as crazy in prison. you know, i don'

you got your work cut out for you, mikey. how are you holding up? did you think it would be this deep and hit this quick? >> no i did not. every hour i got to come out here and it is coming up quick. every hour is about an inch, inch and a half it seems like with the wind. >> reporter: you work at a hardware store that sells shovels and everybody comes in and buys shovels and you have to use them yourself. >> we do. even the salt, we're running on our own stuff and we're trying to keep the parking lot safe. >> that's one of the things we saw, getting in and out of the parking lot, the hardest part for you, look over here show me over here ray can show us here the area getting in and out of the parking lot, is that the part of the area where you have the toughest time? >> delaware keeps pushing salt -- snow from the roads. speaking of which, right there goes a truck right there. they're fry they're trying to get the lanes open. a couple driving through here now, trying to clear this area up. mike, you got your work cut out for you. it is plowing righ

the occasion son mikey's first birthday. >> we're having little maestros come and a table set up withy says these celebrations are often more about the parents than the kids. >> the parents are sort of using it as an excuse to have a party for their friends, family. celebrate being parents in addition to the best of their children. >> how much is too much? parenting experts say moms and dads often feel pressure to host big extravaganzas. >> parents want to make their kids feel special. when they see other parents throw big parties they think this is the way to do it. it's really not necessary. you don't have to do this to make your kids feel special. >> enter blogger and mother of two who says keeping it simple is key. her tips choose a budget-friendly theme like the parties she hosted. cookies and milk and pajamas and pancakes. keep the guest list small and use your home and don't go overboard decorating. >> you can do it at home then you can just like create one like really beautiful-looking space that you can -- that just looks great. we don't decorate the entire apartment. it was

australia across the world to mikey's my key success has been a positive green, new deal pedestrian. the important important economic effect you can speak to tell us the positive solutions for green party new deal with the obesity epidemic killing americans. >> what is good for the planet is good for the economy and our health which is why the green new deal is a win win, win a study out of stanford by mark jacobson about two years ago worked at the state of new york as a case study and basically found that going to 100 percent was going to pay for itself simply and health savings alone we take it for granted and assume these are god-given conditions, we all live with heart disease and respiratory disease and the other consequences. they are not supposed to be god-given conditions the strike is from birth on. the are not just diseases of aging. your.is a good one but they're are so many benefits to greening our economy halting climate change, making oil obsolete and providing those jobs right now that are essential. they can make unemployment a thing of the past will put everyone to