maarse, i wish jacob could be here, because i'm sure jacob would throw me out.is is that i don't think things would be this way if jacob was here. hank, look, if you continue to do the same thing, your business is gonna close at some point. i know that she can afford to write checks forever because she doesn't want her husband and her name-- >> absolutely. >> okay, mrs. maarse, what i'm telling you is, if you continue to write the checks on a monthly basis, he will never have to fend for himself. he needs someone like me to hold him accountable for poor performance. i don't think you're willing to do that, and i understand why. but i have to tell you that that's not the way to run the business. so i'm gonna give you my offer. >> okay. >> okay? i'm gonna give you a check for 100,000. for this $100,000, i want 25% of the profit so that i'm incentivized to help you grow your business with you side by side. >> i was thinking more of 20%. >> hank, look, my time is valuable. i don't have time to be doing this all night. 25% is really the number that i need that incent

>> yeah. >> whenever i talk to jacob he's pretty outgoing. how are you doing today, jacob?kay for being under these circumstances. yeah. doing all right. all of a sudden his hair is cut different. completely cut off. he wasn't his normal self. he was just kind of like, yeah. i'm here. >> all the mental health staff's gone for today. of course holiday. >> good friday. >> yeah. >> yeah. unfortunately. >> unfortunately. >> it's our day. >> if you need anything just holler at me. i'll be here about 7:00 to 9:00. >> okay. >> i do not condone what these people have allegedly done or are accused of. my concern is their well-being while they're in here. i'm governed by state and federal laws that i must do these things and i am mandated to do these things. i don't have to like it. a lot of times i don't like it. but i do it because i am the one responsible for making sure these mandates are met. >> hi, alvin. >> hey, sergeant collette. >> how you doing? >> i'm doing pretty good. >> all right. you know why i come by, to check on you. it's the anniversary of what allegedly you have d

here lies jacob at the age of 101 years old. here lies jacob at the end of the road. this man with his bare hands, he has built the highways, the tunnels, the bridges of this country. and with his bare feet, he printed all those footpaths running through the bush and farms. here lies jacob at the end of the road. he said to those mothers squatting next to the grave, with their eyes solemn and the veils on their faces, he said, "wipe your tears, my sisters. "lift up your veils. stand up. "stand up, my brothers, and let us all sing. "let us sing because jacob, at last, is a better man." he hasn't got our troubles, he hasn't got our problems because jacob, at last, has reached home. that's the home for the black man, is when they dig a hole to bury him, is when they press our face against the cold earth and we smile with our teeth out. that will be the only time we will be happy, brother, is when we are dead. let me do you a favor. have you ever been to sky's place? come with me. i'll do you a few shots there. let's go drown our sorrows at sky. let's go drink ourselves t

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joined by dmitry babich he is a political analyst with voice of russia radio station we also have jacob now he is the chief economist with morgan stanley russia and we also have here just love nice of bowler keizer chief economist at deutsche bank russia the state of russia's economy flatlining well i mean look we've had we've had maybe three disappointments this year i think when you sort of put it on the table one is growth we all know about that investment being negative but but other sources of growth also not not far on all cylinders we've seen also the current account decline it's not so much on the trade side but it's more in service is in income it's gone down to under two percent g.d.p. and we've also seen inflation this autumn pick up again despite having a pretty good harvest so that's that's that's three pieces of of unfortunate economic news but i think actually there's a pretty good strategy out there i think that we shouldn't over interpret the bad news so to go through them first of all the growth a lot of the driver of the slowdown has been the government putting the br

you had jacob tamme and ninkovich contact there. here's the call. >> cris: cut right across the face of rob ninkovich and he just hooked him. >> al: pass interference, defense number 50. spot of the foul, automatic first down. >> cris: a good call. watch ninkovich just reach out and grab him. that's a good call. those patriots fans are saying where was that one last week. >> al: denver with two first downs by penalty on this drive. first and ten from the 11. a fade, and it is caught by thomas in the end zone for the touchdown! so thomas and talib all night long, and talib has had the better of him for the and a half quarters. but all of a sudden demaryius thomas has been the major factor. >> cris: well, demaryius thomas just too strong. aqib talib, one of the bigger, stronger cornerbacks in the nfl. most guys can't handle the kind of pressure he can physically put on guys. but demaryius thomas just one of those monsters on the outside. a calvin johnson-type guy. what a game. >> al: here's prater for the point after to tie the game.

we don't have jacob, we'll get back. jacob, excuse me for interrupting you. we're just hearing that federal officials are saying that the situation has ended. unclear exactly how many people were shot. we've heard reports of two taken to area hospital and a tsa agent also wounded. >> will told us he saw between four and five people being treated and when we spoke to nick pugh on the phone earlier he was telling us he heard the shooting ands wi was detained a questioned as he tried to run away from the scene. someone came in while he was talking to us and said "they caught the guy." we're trying to get more information but we hear the situation ended. they were waiting to get more information from lax. this is, you want to stay away from the area. the traffic is horrible. jacob rascone is with us to give us an update. jacob? >> reporter: michelle, hi. as i stand a quarter mile from lax a steady stream of police patrol cars and ambulances continue to go in. they continue to pour in. on century boulevard it is at a standstill so people trying to get to their fli

located in the coastal community of pescadero is jacobs farm.n 1980 by larry jacobs, the farm, along with the industry of growing fresh herbs, has seen tremendous growth in recent years. >> we started with one row of tarragon for a company in a san francisco market, greenleaf produce. >> and the market has just gone through the roof. >> jacobs farm has grown to become the largest organic herb grower in the country and has a complete line of herbs from the most popular--rosemary, thyme, and sage, to the most unusual. ever heard of cinnamon basil, pineapple sage, or lemon balm? >> crunch up the leaves, you want to break the tissue to get some of the oils moving. >> oh, ok. >> and then you can smell it or taste it, whatever... >> ok, this is peppermint. >> got it. >> yes. >> but not all herb farms are as big as jacobs. take this one, for example, in the bay area. it's not only providing the menu for one local restaurant, but it's also preserving the heritage of its famous owner. you may not know his name, but you surely would recognize the popular

jacobs told me their product costs not as good as he'd like so refocusing r&d on that. china lte coming next year and other things he expects will make '14 back-end loaded. >> shares under pressure of qualcomm tonight and by the way we have paul jacobs on tomorrow the ceo of qualcomm to talk a lot more than just the quarter with paul jacobs. this is one of the most interesting stories in technology right now and that is the marriage of health care and technology. i know many of you know this is one of my favorite stories and get into that with paul and see if that's one of the next big opportunities so too high too fast real estate prices in some parts of the country are hot hot, hot but in other parts not so much. our diana olick is running through the list next and discuss if we are setting the stage for another big housing mess by coming too far too fast then the dow at an all-time high tonight. check out bitcoins shooting up to all-time highs. we'll debate if there is real value there or not. back in a moment. before global opportunities were part of their investmen

joining us from los angeles, jake jacobs, a medal of honor recipient. colonel jacobs, good morning.hank you so much for joining us on veterans day. thank you for waking up early with us. >> thanks for having me on. >> you served in vietnam and received a congressional medal of honor. you recently went back. and many veterans return to the battlefield to find peace. is that what you found when you returned? >> i found a dramatically changed vietnam. in saigon, for example, which had been rather seedy, even before colonial days, the city was awash with mercedes, rolex stores, all for the international clients, business people who come to develop business with vietnam. 3 1/2 hours south of saigon, where i fought, we went by van. and found -- i found a vietnam that had not changed at all. the rural part of vietnam looked pretty much the same as it had more than 40 years ago when i fought there. the odd thing was that it didn't feel the same. principally because nobody was shooting at me. but the paths and the roads were all full of people. the place looked the same as it had over 40 yea

. >> cris: jamie collins against jacob tamme. that may be the matchup you want. >> al: manning, pass incomplete but a flag is thrown. you had jacob tamme and ninkovich contact there. here's the call. >> cris: cut right across the face of rob ninkovich and he just hooked him. >> al: pass interference, defense number 50. spot of the foul, automatic first down. >> cris: a good call. watch ninkovich just reach out and grab him. that's a good call. those patriots fans are saying where was that one last week. >> al: denver with two first downs by penalty on this drive. first and ten from the 11. a fade, and it is caught by thomas in the end zone for the touchdown! so thomas and talib all night long, and talib has had the better of him for three and a half quarters. but all of a sudden demaryius thomas has been the major factor. >> cris: well, demaryius thomas just too strong. aqib talib, one of the bigger, stronger cornerbacks in the nfl. most guys can't handle the kind of pressure he can physically put on guys. but demaryius thomas ju

these are just in jacob's frames. this is jacob freeman here they have. their plastic toy guns but they've always been taught the difference in a toy gun in the world and this is a real gun and this is his ten twenty two that he shoots we purchased yesterday a tactical package to put on it it had just a regular wooden stock and so he saw this and wanted it. was a present. here this is just. and he also has his toys but then he has his shotgun and his rifle that he uses for hunting we don't have any problems with the boys have and their guns in their room there or. they're loaded but not in the actual chamber invasion world war three natural disasters have thought of everything. is our utility room and pantry and it's just keeps we keep food stores as we talked about earlier in case for some reason we had to stay here for an extended period of time we try to keep a stock of food. primarily about three to four weeks park so the day of family thing were to happen we wouldn't have to leave. but the family treasure is found to miss room where a dozen weapons a

bitter pills already been swallowed swallowed them apparently well i think i would agree here with jacob we do have some possibility to accelerate on the world front including in what has until recently been probably the weakest link which is investment so investment construction this is probably going to recover in the course of next year i think this tariff freeze that we're going to have next year on the electricity of gas is going to provide some breathing space for the manufacturing sector even though this is a temporary phenomenon this is one of the things that will be supportive. then on the consumer side i think the consumer is still quite quite strong and while there are some worries about some of the cuts on the in the social sphere. i think generally interims of the. strength that we see is specially in the regions of the russian consumer that's cause for optimism and that perhaps we will have some you know still mule the including in the beginning of the year with a little bit sort of leave that will provide some some impetus and there's a good beginning to the year of well t

jacob hacker, let me start with you.h before we get to if problems of the rollout, how do you see the affordable health care act fitting into a larger debate in the u.s. over many decades over the role of government in the lives of its citizens? >> well, we've been debating the place of health care in the american social contract since the early part of the 20th century and that debate for 75 years or so has resulted in legislative failure. and the affordable care act was a landmark step forward. americans for a long time have believed that health care is an essential public responsibility. what changed in the last 20 years or so is that the sector of the economy that was providing health benefits, employers, increasingly started to off load them and the medicaid program start to pick up a lot of that flak. so from the bill clinton's health effort in 1993 through the successful passage of the affordable care act we saw more and more pressure being put on this issue by those whoa are concerned about the increasing gaps in

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larry jacobs has the very latest. >> reporter: a team of 90 u.s. marines in the philippines providing search and rescue assistance ant bringing supplies to a country that desperately needs so much of everything. the ferocious winds and tidal surge of typhoon haiyan destroyed bridges and roads across the philippines. phone lines are down. power is out. hundreds of thousands are thronging relief centers. for life's necessary sis. >> we need shelter. food. light. >> little stuff. we don't have everything. we don't have houses. >> reporter: aircraft are bringing in supplies. soldiers are carrying injured residents to planes and the elderly being evacuated from what looks like a war zone. but it's not enough. the suffering is on massive scale. the supertyphoon turning life into misery for 4 million people. some have the grim job of recovering the bodies. of countless victims. the death toll is expected to be in the many thousands. but amidst all the chaos, a ray of hope. this 21-year-old went into labor in the airport tower. she's fortunate. a doctor is

. >> we're getting jacob travis in. he's an inmate that just assaulted an officer.e the officer's nose. had several bite marks all over him. he did a pretty good job on the officer. this guy's going to be a three-man supervisor. he's going to be in your unit in d-1 until further notice. we need to use caution. as soon as we open the doors and talk to the inmate and feel him out, see why he's so angry. be careful. >> how is he acting? >> fine, no problem. >> he's a high-profile case from reading his file. has a lot of problems with outside gangs and inside gangs. there's a lot of concern because a lot of the gang members that he -- the gang he testified against, they are here. so we're going to have to be on our toes once they found out he's here, and keep a close eye on our movement in and out of the unit with him, and make sure he has no contact with any other inmates. >> he's an inmate from central correctional, apa. he assaulted a staff member over there. the officer was escorting him out of his cell with him restrained in the front. the inmate advised the office

jacob harrell and other frontiersmen this meant hunting. one morning as they ate breakfast them one of the sons burst into the room with the exciting is that the prairie was full of buffalo. quickly a stride of their mounts the men rode a short distance to a ravine which intersected the colorado river. to the delight they encountered great numbers of the mammoth beast and wasted no time in shooting as many as they could. with the right weapon a buffalo is easy to give. because of their poor vision ever live by bread on its sense of smell to detect danger. if a hunter stays upwind and possesses our rightful powerful enough to send a ball for the animals they tied it is possible to pick off large numbers one by one without the surrounding members of the herd sensing danger. when he hunted for food or heights, they prefer to this method. for sport the hunter showed -- chose them are throwing technique. armed with one number single shot pistols, he charged on horseback through the herd of blazing away at the fleeing peace. at the bottom of the

here lies jacob at the age of 101 years old.

some of this on his mind and jacob and i. i know i am. creek summit. it is snowing i teach on the highlands of something you know. it's tough steve's world's longest waterfall. choose all this. i

but this is remarkable, jacob's oath.ove from the nonfiction world to the fiction world, it's such a leap. i admire it so greatly. and thank you for sharing this with us for being so personal and for using all of your experiences in creating these wonderful characteristics. >> thanks, i appreciate it. thank you. >> great to see you. >> jacob's oath is the book. another great work from martin fletcher, our friend and colleague. that does it for this edition of an "andrea mitchell reports." tamron, wondering whether you've recovereded from your puppy attack this morning on "today"? >> andrea, i still have scrapes to prove i was in battle. it was a fun battle to have. those dogs will go on to be guide dogs for children living with autism. they had fun but they've got to get to work soon. it's great seeing you. >> wonderful weekend. >> you too. >> we're following a lot on "news nation," including breaking news, the man charged just today with shooting and killing an unarmed detroit teenager almost two weeks ago expected to ma

it's called jacob's oath. how was it born? this is your second work of fiction. >> yes. >> how was this born? >> similar to the first. i'm fascinated by that period right after world war ii when the world came to a halt, the war ended. actually, maybe there is a relationship with iran here because what happens the day after if something happened with iran. that's what i'm interested in, the day after 1945. what was it like to be a holocaust survivor the day after. what do you do. how do you get on with the rest of your life. >> how is your experience as a journalist, how has that informed your writing as a novelist? >> it hasn't very much. i mean, it's quite hard. so i think i'm able to draw upon the experiences that i had and knowledge that i've built up, but they say the longest journey in the world is from here to here. and it's a tough road, but it's a wonderful experience to write fiction. >> martin fletcher, one of the folks we admire most in this building. always good to see you in the flesh. thank you for coming by. >>

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question first tonight from timot timothy jacob.now, do you think obama's approval ratings will bounce back? yeah, i do. but i don't think the president cares about his approval ratings. i think he cares about your health insurance. this, of course, his approval rating down, everybody is equating it to, you know, the success of obama care. and the rollout of the website, and, of course, the polling is a little bit off on obama care. but the fact is, is that more and more people are getting signed up, and those numbers will turn and yes, i think his numbers will come back. but i think that one thing that we have missed -- why do you think president obama is so passionate about health care reform? well, it might have something to do with the fact that his mother died of ovarian cancer, and maybe he doesn't want to see your mother go through that, if he can help it, as president. i think that's a big part of his motivation. our next question is from johnnie bear. he says, do you think people should boycott shopping on thanksgiving day?

jacob, science and politics often intertwine. your online editor wrote this when they announced they were pulling the comment section. she said that commenters shape public opinion. public opinion shapes hubble shapes public policy. >> one was the rise of patrols and unpleasantness. and two, a sense internally and studies we reviewed that that kind of behavior really can have a detrimental affect on the public's understanding on science and puts a debate where it doesn't need to be, and lack of resources. given infinite resources we could have done something, but if we couldn't responsebly patrol the comment section. then we shouldn't have it. >> what has been the response of the reeders? >> it has been very positive. we're not shutting off comment of all time. we're getting it from facebook, twitter. there are a different ways to get comment back to us. it's just not on the site itself. largely it's been positive. but some people feel shut out. >> you wrote that popular science was arrogant and treating their science as gospel,

but there is no home. >> jacob in the book, jacob's oath=z correct? >> yeah.tration camp inmate. his brother was killed by a german guard and he swore revenge and swore in oath to kill the murderer. then he goes home and falls in love with another holocaust survivor. the whole issue of the book is what is more important? the past or the future or love or hate or love or revenge? >> i know this reads like a history book as well. you write about these groups of jews who are out really seeking revenge against their former tormentors? >> yeah. after world war ii two were british soldiers from palestine and came to germany and undercover secret group that assassinated. re moment and the extraordinary devastation of germany right after the war and makes it all together with my story. >> it's a wonderfully written book and i would expect no less. the book isó oath." ♪ [ male announcer ] rocky had no idea why dawn was gone for so long... ...but he'd wait for her forever and would always be there with the biggest welcome home. for a love this strong, dawn only feeds hi

you know, spencer jacob of the law street journal. lance r.t three very brave men who are going to try and wade into this conversation. they are all cringing and the idea of ceos saying that the problem basically is your fat. that's what he's telling his customers basically. it's not good business. it's not clever. >> is a terrible business practice to buy new customers for the quality probls of your product. he is probably not using a good enough material. keep on talking and you will get yourself to market of slim women and even slimmer profit. messa: welcome and that is one of the big problems. if you tell your customers that there are too big, one of the selling points, in a seriousness, is that it sucks you in and take you to look better when you are wearing tight workout yr treaty i saying, the problem is you're too fat in my clothes. i mean, he is alienating the very customer base. >> first of all, the removal of trends that will help with this whole problem. melia: well done. >> but yes. look, the one thing the you never do is, you kno

larry jacobs is following the story. >> reporter: search helicopters were scrambled over biscayne bays bizarre distress call. >> may day, may day, may day i have a door ajar and i'm heading to tamm miami. >> i have a door ajar and a passenger that fell down. >> the pilot was eight miles southeast of tammiami sglarpt the passenger fell out of the plane. >> he opened the door and fall. >> they questioned the pilot. the federal aviation administration says the plane was flying at 2,000 feet at the time. the coast guard and local fire rescue crews were also searching the area. >> coast guard was notified by the faa that the pilot of a small plane reported a person falling out of the plane. we are working with miami-dade response units and conducting a search of the area. >> reporter: police doifrs went in the same water. only the pilot and passenger were on the aircraft. larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >>> follow up to the terrifying flight for southwest airlines passengers. they say the pilot handled the incident safely. and they regret any uneasy feelings. each passenger gets a $200 v

here is larry jacobs. >> it was a switch in the campaigning mode.ed the signature health care reform on monday that's when he will appear at a summit to push uninsured americans in health care plans. they will run into even more problems. the site will be down for maintenance so troubleshooters could work out the bugs that presented so many americans from signing up for health care on-line. the white house admits that problem has kept people from enrolling. >> the enrollment numbers are released and they will not be what we want them to be. >> this is a mess. you have seen not only the problems with the website, but it is much deeper than the website including so many americans that are getting cancellation notices right now. >> the president's former opponent created a health care exchange and chiming in. >> whether you like the model or not, the fact is the president sold it on a basis that was not true and has undermind the foundation of his second term. >> the attacks could prompt more white house action. >> the president needs to be talking abo

here is larry jacobs. >> it was a switch in the campaigning mode. it defended the signature health care reform on monday that's when he will appear at a summit to push uninsured americans in health care th they will run into even more problems. the site will be down for maintenance so troubleshooters could work out the bugs that presented so many americans from signing up for health care on-line. the white house admits that problem has kept people from enrolling. >> the enrollment numbers are we what we want them to be. >> this is a mess. you have seen not only the problems with the website, but it is much deeper than the website including so many americans that are getting cancellation notices right no president's >> the president's former opponent created a health care exchange and chiming in. >> whether you like the model or not, the fact is the president sold it on a basis that was not true and has undermind the foundation of his second term. >> the attacks could prompt more white house action. >> the president needs to be talking about fundamen

abc news reporter larry jacobs has the latest. >> a team of 90 u.s. marines is on the ground in the philippines providing search and rescue assistance and bringing supplies to a country that needs so much of everything. the fer ferocious winds hadsurgs surges that destroyed roads, bridges and homes across a wide swath of the central philippines. phone lines are down and power is out. hundreds of thousands are thronging the relief center. >> we need shelter, food, lights. >> aircraft are bringing in supplies. soldiers are carrying injured residents to planes along with the elderly, evacuating them from what looks like a war zone. but it is not enough. the suffering is on a massive scale. the super typhoon turning life into misery for four million people. >> the grim job of recovering the bodies of countless victims. the death toll is expected to be in the many thousands, but admits a tide of human suffering a ray of home. 21-year-old emily ortega went into labor in the damaged tower. she is fortunate. a doctor is there to help placing the newborn baby