it's kind of like, "hey, grom, let's go surf. hey, grom, let's do this. hey, grom, let's do that." so, it kind of -- it's kind of been a worldwide term, i guess, or word, so we thought it'd be a good name 'cause we get called "grom" a lot. and you get called a grom up to the age of 16, and that's where our age demo stops, so we thought it'd be a great name. >> great. kendall, zach, thanks so much for speaking with us today. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> here's a piece of advice that's older than the invention of the computer, but it's more true today than ever -- when it comes to social websites, it's better to be safe than sorry. so, be smart and be safe. >> when we return, we'll meet two brothers who did something very special with their spring break. we'll be right back. >> spring breaks and summer vacations can be fun and exciting. and as harry reports, they can also be very rewarding. >> tom and riley are brothers. they're a lot like other guys their age. they play a little hoops, do their homework, and toss the ball around with the family dog, so, as spring break approached

i read in the new york time, they said there were thousands of these groms in the world. you can put hamas perhaps in that category. this is a problem we'll be dealing with the rest our lives, and everybody's lives and the lives of their children. it is so easy to bait americans. it is horrible that they killed two journalists. when you think about, it is the fact that most americans, something like 94% of americans are aware of that. they saw that or heard about it. >> the biggest news event in five years. >> so it seemed to be, we just lurch from one emotional response to the next. that is not a way to conduct foreign policy. whatever obama says tonight, what makes me feel assured is that he is a calm guy. he doesn't do things rashly. he may throw them a little red meat but i don't think he will do anything that a president should not do in this situation. >> let's talk about what he's probably going to do based on the leaks already. he will do something on air power. something in terms of air strikes, drone strikes, i suppose, against isis in syria as well as iraq. whe

dig deeper with retired military analyst, rick francona, and currently, he is the vice president of gromogies. 25 miles away from the capital city and they can't get food and water and resupply and reinforcements to the base? >> where did the iraqi army go. 26 brigades were supposed to be combat-ready. this obviously was not one of them. they have been cut off for quite sometime. there are ways to resupply. but evidently the iraqis could not even do that. this is just a complete breakdown in the chain of command. the lack of leadership is just terrible. i understand that many of the senior iraqi leadership has been let go but they have not been replaced. so there is no one in charge. >> two generals have basically been fired in the wake of this thing. but there is no defense minister yet, no interior minister. >> but many of the shiite who were in charge of the units are gone and have not been replaced. and the sunni, many of who were in charge before, have defected to isis. all the combat expertise is on the other side. >> dan, i mean, it is really inexcusable in a military to have the