. >> this is finkel. finkel belongs to casey. they live in portland, oregon. he said he put up the new shelving and finkel likes to climb up there. >> get me the ball, finkel. >> finkel swipes it, throws it at him and he catches it. >> good boy. >> he needs to be somebody's pitching rotation. >> have to have an automatic response to knock stuff off shelves. just what they do. i don't know why. i wish i knew what that was all about. >> good boy. >> let's go back in time to october 10th, 2013. of course you're going to remember where you were on that day because that was the day that arturo posted this serious announcement. >> you want to tell them or should i? >> just tell them. >> we're opening a taco shop. >> yeah flash forward to present day. the taco shop is open. check this out. he and his little cute son, you remember him, here they are outside of the store. >> right now luis and i are standing in front of our family restaurant. luis said it's called frigulous. he says it's friholes now. >> some of the awesome features. >> security camera. >> jose and lui

jelly is an idea i had with my co-founder ben finkel, a friend of mine.he past 15 years, no one has completely reimagined the way that we get answers to our queries, our questions. i mean, it's a completely different landscape than 15 years ago. we're all mobile. we're all social. it's not what it was. so we designed a better way to ask a question, and that's what jelly is, and i can get into the specifics of how it works. >> charlie: explain it to me. well, the idea is -- you know, first of all, you've heard of the six degrees of separation. >> charlie: yes, i have. they say it's now four because of social networks and mobile phones, it's just unbelievable. what gel is does is it -- jelly does is it uses photos, locations, maps and most importantly people from all your social networks measured together in one big network. it goes out not just one degree but two degrees of separation and to real people, your queries are going to real people. and those people, they either know the answer or they can forward it to someone in their social network. >> charlie

we begin our coverage with a panel on the war featuring david finkel. >> hello, i am a staff writer and i'm talking about the realities of war three distinguished writers who have attacked the subject from different angles. .. >> has been documenting the effects of war on the human psyche. the most recent book, critically acclaimed "thank you for your service" chronicles challenged by american soldiers and families in war's aftermath. it has received numerous awards. the previous book, "the good soldiers," best selling account of an infantry battalion won multiple awards, named the top 10 book of the year by the "new york times," and he's an editor and writer for the "the washington post," reporting from central america, asia, europe, and covered in war in kosovo and iraq. among the honors are a pulitzer prize and genius grant in 2012. here's david moore, a former marine infantry officer. he covered the wars in iraq and afghanistan for slate, salon, and virginia quarterly review. his first dispatch for the virginia quarterly review from iraq titled "the big sock notes from the jar head

david finkel has been documented the effects of the war on the human psyche. the most recent book the critically acclaimed thank you for your service, calls the issues on the aftermath. it has received numerous awards to get his previous book the good soldier is a best-selling account of the u.s. infantry battalion during the iraq war surge won multiple awards and was named a top ten book by "the new york times." he's an editor and writer for the "washington post." he has reported from africa, asia, europe and across the united states he covered wars in kosovo and iraq and among his honors are the pulitzer prize and macarthur foundation genius grant and 2012. to his right is david morris, a former marine infantry officer in a storm on the horizon. he covered the war in iraq and afghanistan for slate salon and the first dispatch for the virginia quarterly review from iraq titled the notes from the underground was included in the best american on the required reading of 2007. his work has appeared in the new yorker foreign-policy and the journal. in january of 2

welcome to larry king now liz meriwether brett baer and david finkel our special guest of the writers and executive producers of the hit thought sitcom new girl bread and dave had a lengthy television pedigree that includes thirty rock just shoot me on the united states of tara and at thirty two liz is one of the youngest t.v. series creators and show runners in hollywood new girl currently in its third season airs on fox tuesdays at nine pm eastern eight central how did this all happen and that was amazing the guy that i'm not. the one who put it together who put a new girl the other i wrote the pilot and then. the people at fox you know i was twenty nine and they're like you can't read it. i'm not going to they like they like the concept but they had they said get somebody else to help yeah i need it i mean it's some help sell asked yeah we were together about five hundred six years ago on another pilot it was done and that went nowhere there's no hurry in arts as most of you know is this one i still contend is a good one day will be a great a great show that animated show no sense