ben (chanting): ♪ jake's texting jo, jake's in love with jo ♪ ♪ jake wants to sext jo ben! you control him? i think you know the answer to that. ♪ you're taking the beeping beep ♪ ♪ i've seen better beeping souffle ♪ ♪ up your beeping beep beep oh! boo hoo! waah haah! i hate hell's kitchen! it's too hot, it's too horrid. oh, boo hoo! bye bye! bye bye! ( sobbing noises ) pete. you've rearranged the stuff i put it in the dishwasher. that's because the knives don't clean properly unless they are blade up. if you put the blade up, you're going to stab yourself. there is a mouse in the trap in the laundry room. dead? no, he's doing his laundry. can you deal with it, please? ( doorbell ) jake, can you let jane and alexa in, please? can i have some ice cream money? you've got money in your piggy bank. i spent it. what on? on my friends. well, that's nice. i gave everybody in my class 20p. why? so they'd vote for me in the school council election. ben, you can't give all your classmates 20p to buy their votes. why? isn't it enough? no, you see, ben, that isn't how democracy works.

you okay, jake? yeah, i'm fine. good, good.ook, this, uh, this bullying thing at school, it's just the one kid doing it, is it? look, dad, i don't want to talk about it now. yeah, but you have to talk-- dad, just chill, okay? ( phone rings ) i am chilled. it's just-- hello? oh, hi, veronica. sue: karen! she's sort of in the middle of something at the moment. karen: it's mine! give it back! is it? sue, it's veronica. can i call her back? can she call you back, veronica? no, you can't apparently. oh, hi, veronica. yeah. yeah, i did get it. it's just a bit hectic here today. yeah, well, did it have to be today only? yeah, it does have to be today. okay, right. who is veronica? veronica's a lady your mommy works for part time... 16 days a week. all right, bye. go on, get your shoes on. one day they're gonna find that woman dead in a lay-by with her blackberry shoved down her throat. i just tried to chat with jake about the bullying thing. he told me to chill. well, the school seem to be reasonably well across it. how can you tell?

hi, jake. hi, jake. hi. hi, ben. i'm so sad. ben! could you-- he hasn't changed, i see. it's fantastic you could make it. it's just a whistle-stop tour, i'm afraid. my boss can't spare me for long. of course not, no. come here. how long have you known derek? ten months. that's not a very long time. oh, look, what a lovely staircase! my mummy and daddy don't live together anymore. mummy said that on their wedding day she thought he was the most wonderful man on the planet. now she just cries all the time. father: here we go, sweetheart. ( organ plays wedding march ) all set? ( panting ) ...yeah. julie's got tears in her eyes. well, it's an emotional day. it's sue. ( mouthing ) who's that? no idea. pete: this is our table. they've put, uh, ben and karen on a children's table. result! is it? ben is on a children's table... with other children. look, you can't be a helicopter parent. you just hover around him all the time. you don't give him any space. he's gonna be fine. i'm more of a sort of jump-jet parent, if anything. i like to just sort of get in there quickly and sort

had he not been there jake would have like he disappeared under the waves.hen he was brought to the beach unconscious and blue he had been under water for 8 minutes, a nurse dialed 911, a helicopter landed and fehr reed the critically injured surfer to the hospital. his father and mother were by his side when he woke up. >> i said jake, it's mom. he flickered his eyes and i said "jake, do you hear me," and he just barely, because he was still pretty much heavily sedated at that point. >> reporter: she said god has a plan for her son. jake, an ad mitted thrill seeker says he is going ba to mavericks but he will be safer and smarter next time. >> something told me i was gonna be all right. i don't know if that's a near- death experience but there is something out there that told me that i was gonna be fine. >> any they'll goalie, cbs5. >> good work by the medical staff to bring that guy back? yeah, yeah. all right roberta, on to you and our fabulous weather here? >> 55 degrees today in half moon bay to 66 degrees in santa rosa which is 11 trees above normal. f

and i he flickerred his eyes and i said jake, do you hear me! put your thumb up.nd you just barely -- because he was still pretty much heavily le sedated. >> reporter: she insists god has a plan for her son. jake, an admitted thrill seeker, says he is going back to suffer mavericks, but he will be smarter and safer next time. >> something told me i was going to be all right. i don't know if that's a near- death experience. but there is something out there that is telling me that i was going to be fine. >> reporter: michelle gillesly, cbs 5. >>> today trettie thanked the moon rescued him. on a video, he said hopefully we get to hang out one day. >> i read what he said, if he surfs mavericks he will wear two life vests. >> it's a good idea because those waves can build up to 50 feet on the face. i was looking at some of the observations from our cbs 5 weather center here in san francisco. and right off our northern california coast, we're seeing some fading waves right now, about 9 feet of 13 second intervals and as the sun begins to fade on this last day of january

jake, i want to ask you first. as so many americans are trying to figure out what this all means, all the revolutions from tunisia to egypt and whatever may unfold here, how should americans make sense of this, jake? >> well, obviously there are different levels to look at. the american ideals of democracy that have eluded much of that part of the world. and there's american strategic interests. it's a double-edged sword. what's going on in the middle east, in north africa right now. there's obviously a great deal of oil and energy we get from that region. unrest will upset oil prices and cause americans pain at the pump. other national security, counterterrorism issues. we have a lot of cooperative relationships with a lot of dictators in that region. ultimately, i think that the way the american people have to look at this is in terms of the american eideals and how democracy needs to take hold. throughout that part of the world. >> let me move to you, bob kagan. you've been studying this a long time. we've talke

jake? >> christiane and alex, thank you. >>> the repression the world has witnessed the last couple of weeks has been part of the mubarak regime for decades. it's not often seen by those of us in the west, but one american journalist got a glimpse of it when those forces detained him overnight. >> egyptians as well as westerners who were blindfolded with black blindfolds, handcuffed, calling out, unsure of where they were, what was going to happen to them. >> reporter: this reporter, one of his "new york times" colleagues and their egyptian driver were stopped at a checkpoint and handed over to egypt's dreaded secret police. they were interrogated and detained, left all night in a cold room. >> we heard people being beaten. you could literally hear the sound of them being clubbed and them screaming when it happened. sickening thud. >> reporter: though it's unclear who these detainees were, a number of human rights workers and demonstrators have gone missing in these days of protest. perhaps

so how are you doing, jake? you tired? no, no. i'm wide awake. i'll get the plates.dad's far worse than i thought. yeah, i know. i did say... i woke up at 3:00 this morning, and he was in the garden putting bottles into boxes, and i couldn't get him back in, and... and then he got all upset, and... i just can't handle this the way you do. anyway, so... i'm heading off back to america. ravi: ...this friend of mine who's actually related to-- oh, that looks spectacular. doesn't it just? fingermarks. ben's been at it. well, you can have that bit. oh, no, i've seen where he's put his fingers. angela, could i have a word with you in the kitchen, please? oh, i'm just freshening up everyone's drinks. why don't i come and help? i'm just been sitting here like lord... i'd prefer angela. does it matter? yes, it matters. well, like i said, i'm kind of in the middle of something here. well, why don't i... no, no, no, sit down, because, look, angela's finished "refreshing" the drinks now, and she's going to come into the kitchen and help me with... with the sauce. sauce? i'd rath

jake? >> reporter: good evening, diane. what seems like a direct conflict between american national security interests and american ideals. today the u.s. government condemned the loss of life as protests in bahrain. but the secretary of state made clear that the u.s. alliance with that regime is solid. >> bahrain is a friend and an ally and has been for many years. >> reporter: bahrain is home to more than 4,000 u.s. military personnel at the only u.s. naval base in the region. it's also home to the navy's fifth fleet. >> we have advised all our sailors to avoid the sites where the protests are occurring. >> reporter: for decades those sailors have been there to protect u.s. interests. including the world's most important choke hold, including access through the strait of hormuz. 19% of daily oil imports to the u.s. come from the middle east. across the middle east, the administration says, the u.s. government relies upon arab regimes that are the target of those protests. yemen is led by a regime that allows the u.s. to t

jake tapper is at the white house with the latest today. jake? >> reporter: good evening, diane. well, hours after president obama said he wanted to work with republicans to reduce the nation's deficit, he threatened to veto a republican bill for cutting spending too much. it all illustrates just how difficult it will be to find common ground to reduce the nation's $14 trillion debt. president obama today said the republican spending cuts are too harsh. >> let's use a scalpel, let's not use a machete. >> reporter: his veto threat came on paper this evening, hours after he suggested real disagreements with house republican leaders. house republicans, as you know, want to start cutting now, cutting this year's budget. >> i think it is important to make sure that we don't try to make a series of symbolic cuts this year that could endanger the recovery. >> reporter: but the president did not issue his veto threat on camera then, as he could have. he wanted the message of the press conference to be that he's ready for an adult conversation with republicans about reducing the deficit a

jake tapper starts us off on this big day at the white house. jake? >> reporter: good evening, diane. well, in his $3.7 trillion budget proposal, the president promises pain. university of colorado junior derek dash pays tuition with help from the pell grant program for low-income students, and he was planning on enrolling in summer classes. >> the credits that we're receiving then are credits that are just as good during the spring or fall. >> reporter: but in his 2012 budget, president obama proposes eliminating pell grants for summer classes as well as charging more for graduate student loans. that would save the budget $89 million over 10 years. bad news for dash. >> if pell grants weren't available to me, i'd probably be taking out student loans right now and be incurring some debt. >> reporter: that's one of the tough choices president obama says his budget makes. >> if we're going to walk the walk when it comes to fiscal discipline, these kind of cuts will be negligence. >> reporter: another painful cut, $2.5 billion from a program providing ho

jake tapper is at the white house tonight. what is the latest from there, jake? >> reporter: diane, the obama administration has dispatched a former ambassador, frank wisener, who was ambassador to egypt during the reagan and bush sr. years. he's on the ground there talking to egyptian officials about political reform. i asked is he there? is frank wisener there to gingerly show mubarak the door and the white house would not answer that question. >> but nonetheless have you detected a shift in tone? which direction? >> reporter: absolutely. it seems to be much more towards preparing for mubarak to leave. you hear president obama talk about an orderly transition. secretary of state clinton said the same thing on the sunday shows yesterday, an orderly transition. now, the administration says they're not talking about a transition necessarily away from mubarak being the president of egypt, but one think tank expert on egypt who visited with national security staff today said that she thought all this talk of an orderly transition is president obama signaling to muba

and jake tapper is at the white house with that tonight. jake? >> reporter: good evening, diane. well, that's right. in a stunning turn of events, president obama told the justice department to stop defending the 1996 law that defines marriage as between one man and one woman. the president's been defending the law for two years, but today, he called it unconstitutional. jerry savoy and john weiss of danbury, connecticut, are suing the government over the defense of marriage act. >> we challenged it because it's fundamentally wrong. >> and it directly effects us. >> reporter: that's because even though they are legally married in connecticut, jerry, a federal employee, can not use the family health insurance plan to cover john, recently diagnosed with type ii diabetes. the defense of marriage act, which defines marriage as between a man and a woman, was signed into law by president clinton in 1996. after defending the law for two years, president obama today said the government no longer would, since it violates constitutional principles. conservatives blasted the president for u

let's bring in jake tapper and see what they're saying. jake? >> reporter: good evening, diane. well, there was no official white house response to the interview, but one official said he found it very significant that president mubarak said there was never any intention to have his son run to replace him. that, of course, was one of the messages that president obama had, that special envoy frank wisner, deliver to mubarak. to say he should not run for re-election but his son should not be on the ballot, either. and mubarak said nothing about that when he spoke to egypt on tuesday. so, the fact he said it in his interview with christiane they found very significant. >> interesting that he's just saying it now. okay, jake tapper, at the white house. >>> and as we mentioned, the thugs have been out on the streets in cairo tonight, saying they want to stop all these pictures being broadcast here and around the world. and they have been threatening journalists with violence, with death. david muir is also in cairo tonight, where, as we said, it is too dangerous to report outside. da

jake? >> reporter: good evening, diane. as you know, former president mubarak was a close ally of the united states, and there are very few obama administration officials that i've been able to find who are confident the next government will be as supportive, especially on that crucial issue of counter-terrorism. >> reporter: today, the president hoped egypt would be a beacon, providing a contrast to terrorism. >> egypt is the moral force of nonviolence. not terrorism. not mindless killing. but nonviolence. moral force. that bent the arc of history toward justice once more. >> reporter: but major questions remain about future counter-terrorism help from egypt. will egypt continue to share the information it gleans from its wide range of intelligence sources throughout the arab and muslim words? will terrorist groups be able to take root in the country? something the mubarak regime was able to beat back, often through repressive means. >> egypt has been a partner going after al qaeda. all of these things are at potentially g

jake tapper is at the white house. tell us what happened, jake. >> reporter: good evening, diane. president obama is desperate to get the economy moving again, and as you say, it's just a quick hop across the street to the chamber, but the distance on so many issues between the white house and the chamber of commerce is vast. the temperature was in the 40s when president obama walked to the u.s. chamber of commerce this morning. the reception inside the building was chilly, as well. >> maybe if we -- if we had brought over a fruitcake when i first moved in, we would have gotten off to a better start. >> reporter: the president may have come in the spirit of being more neighborly, but he was hardly looking to just borrow a cup of sugar. >> american companies have nearly $2 trillion sitting on their balance sheets. >> reporter: spend that money, the president said. >> so if i've got one message, my message is now is the time to invest in america. now is the time to invest in america. and if there is a reason that you don't share my confidence, if there is a reason that you don't bel

joining me now from washington is jake tapper. he's senior whitehouse correspondent for abc news. we are very much interested in understanding how the whitehouse has reacted to the events in first tunisia and then in egypt. jake, thank you for doing this. >> it's always a pleasure, charlie. >> charlie: so trace for me the whitehouse response and how they have viewed this and the evolution in their approach, attitude, judgment. >> well it has been a real journey, a real trip from first of all you might recall this all began on the tuesday that was the state of the union night. and president obama did not even mention egypt in that speech even though he did mention sudan and of course tunisia. he did allude to universal rights and democracy as perhaps a nod to egypt but it was not a direct reference. the first comment from the administration were one where they talk about mubarak as an ally. joe biden said mubarak should not go. that he was an ally. he refused to call him a dictator. the administration's position has been, was at that point to talk about that the fact that mubarak n

mark jake onson is not surprised sun-edison is moving here. >> there are many companies working towards a clean energy future. so this helps to have many companies close to each other because they share ideas. they don't want to compete with each other necessarily. but they do share ideas. >> california continues to struggle with high unemployment rates, the silicon valley seems to be doing better. according to the edd, during 2010, jobs in the area grew more quickly than the rest of the state. >> anything bringing in jobs and increases tax basis is good. on top that have the fact it's, you know, green industry is great. >> so there is something interesting for you. joint venture silicon valley network analyzes growth in the area and they say that from 2000, to 2006 green jobs grew 41% in silicon valley compared to 17% for the rest of california. >> thank you. >> and there is a new move to increase california's car tax. state senator mark leno has a plan to raise money for local governments through vehicle license fees. nannette miranda explains how it would work and who is lined up aga

jake, what's the mood inside the oval office? how is president obama reacting to mubarak's comments? >> reporter: well, there is no official white house response but one official i spoke with found it very interesting the part of the interview where president mubarak told christiane that there never was any intention to have his son replace him, succeed him. that is very interesting because when, as you recall, earlier this week, the white house dispatched a special envoy, a former ambassador to egypt named frank wisner. one of the messages he took to mubarak was not only he should seek quote unquote re-election, but his son should not be on the ballot. later that day, he spoke publicly, but said nothing about his son. the administration was worried he did not get the message. though vice president suleiman said that the son would not be standing for re-election, there was not any message from mubarak himself until he said it to christiane. >> how fast does the white house want to see mubarak go? it sounds like he has no intentio

>> jake, thanks so much from the white house and we have some breaking news.ting out of what happened today has come up with several proposals including allowing freedom of the internet and text messages, releasing political prisoners, prompting not to harass protesters in the street, setting up constitutional amendment committees and, indeed, meeting a lot of the concessions that the opposition has been demanding. when we come back our very special roundtable from here in cairo with journalists on the front lines covering this story. [ wind howling ] [ technician ] are you busy? management just sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global publications. so they can focus on building amazing bikes. with xerox, you're ready for real business. duare almost inseparable. sheng lifts her calf to its firstr breath of air, then protects it on the long journey to their feeding grounds. one of the most important things you can do is help t

let's get the white house tonight reaction tonight from jake tapper. what about all of this? >> reporter: good evening, diane. i have to say, the chaos and confusion that so permeated throughout egypt made its way to the white house today. you're right, president obama seemed jubilant when he made remarks earlier today, talking about how we were witnessing history. although he did not want to get ahead of what president mubarak was going to announce. and later came the news that president mubarak was not taking president obama's advice and including opposition leaders and and he was not taking over concrete measures, lifting the emergency law immediately, as president obama has asked him to do. so, i have to say, though the white house right now is poring over mubarak and vice president suleiman's statements, trying to figure out what went on tonight, there is no concrete reaction. they are still trying to make sense of it, just like the crowd in tahrir square. >> it is telling, jake. our thanks to you. and we want everyone to know we will be reporting on "nightline" later to

and jake tapper is at the white house tonight to tell us how the white house is dealing with him. >> reporter: administration officials fear that even for a dictator known for eccentricities, gadhafi has become so untethered from reality, he may, quote, burn down the house with him. as one official put it. >> this is very much a man who has a kind of an apocalyptic vision of how politics takes place. >> reporter: this week, gadhafi said protesters in his country were being fed hallucinogens by osama bin laden. according to a psychiatrist who worked for the cia for 21 years, that's because it's inconceivable to gadhafi that libyans would oppose him. >> we're hearing this paranoid, besieged language from him, as he's trying to find an explanation for how his people who love him so could possibly turn against him. >> reporter: dr. gerald post says that gadhafi has borderline personality disorder and when under stress, loses touch with reality. >> under this eccentric facade, he's almost considered a buffoon at times, this is a very dangerous man. >> reporter: this has meant the white ho

. >> and our chief white house correspondent jake tapper joins us now. jake, the administration has seemed to play catchup for the past couple of weeks. how would they characterize their reactions. and what happened yesterday when it looked like they thought mubarak would step down then? >> reporter: well, they had been told officials told me they were told by mubarak's aides and rad visors and cabinet officials that mubarak was planning on stepping down, but it seems like mubarak could not bring himself to do it. you recall president obama gave a statement about the news which was spreading worldwide, that mubarak was about to step down. in which he seemed very optimistic, talking about how we are witnessing history. he used some of the same wording today after mubarak stepped down. president obama issued perhaps the sternest statement that we've seen from this white house yesterday, in which he didn't even mention mubarak. he didn't use the word orderly, which was something the administration has been pushing, an orderly transition, because they didn't

[applause] >> thank you, jake. i a understand this is the biggest washington press club foundation dinner ever. the biggest dinner with the shortest speaker. i take this is in the first time that jake has been the second choice to fill a job first offered to chris. [laughter] no good deed goes unpunished. you are doing a great job filling in. [laughter] i would like to start this evening by thanking the people who made it possible for me to be here in the united states senate, the republican primary voters of delaware. [laughter] and i'd like to extend a special and personal thank you to sarah palin and jim demint. without whose timely endorsement i would not be here either. [laughter] much like my colleague, senator kelly. this is an amazing experience though. i must say never in my wildest dreams was like convinced i would be united states senator until right at the end when it was pretty obvious. [laughter] it was an honor to be invited this evening to address the members of my opposition research team or were y

here's my friend jake, standing by a wall. this was rosy play ground. they turned it into a park and it was also restored by wpa. i believe they torn down the house, which was unforgivable and the zoo is wpa. and here's the murals inside the mother's building. the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show the work. the visual arts project. it was especially important in san francisco because of dieggo rivera and radicalizing it. this is the coit towers. this was done under cw a. 1934. the wpa wasn't in existence. this is the very first of the relieve projects. har

[applause] >> thank you, jake. i a understand this is the biggest washington press club foundation dinner ever. the biggest dinner with the shortest speaker. i take this is in the first time that jake has been the second choice to fill a job first offered to chris. [laughter] no good deed goes unpunished. you are doing a great job filling in. [laughter] i would like to start this evening by thanking the people who made it possible for me to be here in the united states senate, the republican primary voters of delaware. [laughter] and i'd like to extend a special and personal thank you to sarah palin and jim demint. without whose timely endorsement i would not be here either. [laughter] much like my colleague, senator kelly. this is an amazing experience though. i must say never in my wildest dreams was like convinced i would be united states senator until right at the end when it was pretty obvious. [laughter] it was an honor to be invited this evening to address the members of my opposition research team or were y

jake tapper is at the white house as always. what is the administration saying now, jake? >> last night at the white house, the president put out a statement it was the strong of the condemnation of the egyptian government's actions today with president obama saying that the egyptian government must put forward a credible concrete and unequivocal path toward genuine democracy. it is quite a change in tone from the jubilism that president had during the day that mubarak would step down false reports, we should say that we were witnessing history and the youthful activists in the street for bringing about the change. quite a change in tone and statement, robin. >> seeing where we are today what is the white house going to do next? >> throughout the crisis the white house has shown no ability to see what's around the corner or how to immediately react. they've taken their time and the measure of what's going on.president found out about what mubarak was going to say as we did, robin, by watching the statement, waiting for the translation, going over it line by line. and i sus

jake, thank you. let's get back to george. >>> let's get more on an exclusive interview with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the president's top military adviser, admiral mike mullen. thank you for coming in this morning. let's start out with what jake was talking about. these talks with a series of egyptian officials about the idea of a caretaker government coming in backed by the military. you have had extensive contacts with the military? >> i have. actually, i've talked to my counterpart on two occasions. we've agreed to continue those conversations throughout this crisis and really look to what we all hope is an orderly, peaceful, violent-free transition with respect to the discussions, the reports and ongoing discussions about that. that's not something i'm involved in at all. and actually, have not discussed with my military counterparts. >> your relationship with the egyptian military has gone on for 30 years, with extensive cooperation. what do you make of the role the military is

jake. >> good morning, diane and george. going to face questions about his budget. a lot of critics on capitol hill, deficit hawks saying it's not going nearly far enough as far as reducing the deficit and reducing the deficit and debt. what's going on in the middle east, as far as egypt and what's going on in bahrain, he's eager to get out there and address the public. he's not had a press conference in several weeks. >> jake, take your seat. you're watching, we're told the president maybe ace 5-minute to 7-minute opening statement. we'll listen for that. >> good morning. everybody, please have a seat. >> i think i want to give jay one more of taste of freedom, before we lock him in a room with all of you. so i'm here to do a little down field blocking for you. before i take a few question, let me say a few words about the budget we put out yesterday. just like every family in america, that the federal government has to do two things at once, it has to live within its means, while still investing in the future. if you're a

there he is, right there. [ cheers and applause ] questlove, whose real name is "jake chauncy." [ lightghter ] our first clip comes to us from "global news toronto." reporter rob leth is out reporting on some kids who are sledding down a hill and managed to get really, really close to the action. >>> all right, so i've got my trusty stopwatch and here they come, down the hill. it looks like ruben is in the lead, and here comes -- [ crash ] [ audience ohs ] that was a bad idea. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he goes, "that wasn't a good idea." yeah. actually, it was a pretty good idea. it made us laugh. our next clip is a dog playing the piano, and i know what you're saying, "so what?" well -- [ light laughter ] this guy plays the piano and he sings. it's pretty good. check this out. ♪ [ dog howling ] [ laughter ] [ dog howling ] >> jimmy: i love that one. [ cheers and applause ] [ howling ] this next clip here is from "the bachelor." any fans of "the bachelor" out there? [ cheers and applause ] i love it because my wife makes me. [ light laughter ] no, i make her, but -- [ light laug

you know, i was asking jake. how do you know these people are here? you have twitter. come on and put your hands on a daytona 500 winner. so what a day. the daytona 500 on sunday and appears on kron tuesday. oh, what a life. trever, have you talked about yourself this much in a 30 hour stretch? >> there is no way. i've had to keep my voice going here. this has been a crazy experience. i never expected it. i was doing my job driving the race car and we ended up winning the thing, which was awesome for everybody involved. this was awesome. >> because you are only 20, i don't think you or the audience remind me picking your brain a little bit. you have a girlfriend? >> i don't have one, actually. i have someone over here with a proposal letter. it's kind of funny. >> bring her up on the stage there. can you? >> all right, you'll have to come over here. they want to see you. >> what does the sign say? >> it says trever, will you marry me? it even has a ring. we're making progress over here already. >> wasn't that a cute guy? now that is a cute guy. >> he is adorable. and t

it comes a day after jake ki spears felt moved to speak about her experience. >> i planned to speak about something else, but the gentleman from new jersey has just put my stomach in knots because i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. i had a procedure at 17 weeks pregnant with a child that had moved from the vagina into the cervix. i lost a baby. but for you to stand on this floor and to suggest as you have that somehow, this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly or without any thought the propostrouse. >> the house must still vote on the entire bill before the measure moves to the senate. planned parenthood is already prevented by using tax money to perform borgs abortion services. it was reported she had the procedure when sas wthatas th was incorrect. she did not say when it happened. >> we'll be right back. >>> the surviving a stab to the head is remarkable, but surviving with the weapon stuck for years? a 30-year-old patient has sought treatment for headaches when surgeons asked how he might have gotten it, he said he was mugged four years ago. doctors

jake, what kinds of actions is the white house considering right now? >> reporter: right now, you can expect to see the administration work closely with the international community. multilateral sanctions through the united nations possible. there's an effort to kick libya off the human rights council. the u.s. will support that. president obama, in those remarks, george did not mention gadhafi by name. after watching gadhafi's unhinged, rambling speech the other night, officials became very concerned this is a guy who might, in the words of one official, burn the house down with him. so, they are carefully calibrating the president's comments and other public comments. they don't want to put a -- feed into gadhafi's world view of a down between him and president obama, they say. it's almost as if president obama is a law enforcement negotiator, talking to a hostage-taker. >> and they are concerned about the americans who haven't been able to evacuate out of libya. not a loft talk of a no-fly zone from the president. some are calling for that. they want

thank you, jake. can i get my ear pierced? no. why not? you can't keep the holes you have clean.e too young. wait till you're old, desperate, and living in your brother's house. you can mock me all you want, but there's a certain lady who thinks it's darn sexy. first of all, i don't need permission to mock you... but more importantly, you let some broad talk you into piercing your ear? actually, my ear wasn't her first choice to pierce. what else can you pierce? nothing. nothing. fine. don't tell me. i'll google it. don't worry. he can't spell "pierce." he can't spell "google." so, who's princess poke-a-hole? just a nice young woman with a sewing needle and a potato. a potato? yeah, she, uh-- she put it behind my lobe,

jake, new york humane society. he's a great dog.down. which one is the best for you? od >>> this valentine's day, on abc, "good morning america," a journey that will take us all to the most extremes. extreme proposals. extreme wedding. extreme love. it begins valentine's day, 2011. >> really? we're doing that. that was great. oatmeal is not just for health nuts anymore. it's all the rage when it comes to fast foods. the biggest chain restaurants, mcdonald's, starbucks, getting into the oatmeal game. are they the healthy choice? have they been loaded with calories and sugar? keri glassman is here this morning. she's the author of "the o2 diet." remind us of the benefits of oatmeal. >> it's a whole grain. it keeps us full and satisfied. and oatmeal has been known to lower our cholesterol, as well as maintain our blood sugar level. >> it's a great food. it's how it's presented sometimes and some of the goodies we put on it. >> i'm happy that all of america has access to it in fast food restaurants. >> like mickey d.'s, mcdonald's. >> i

. >> you know how jake is. he can be chilling and really cool. but sometimes you say something to him and he takes it the complete wrong way. >> the peer mentors are also taught to help teens who suspect a friend may be suffering from depression. >> if a teen thinks his friend or her friend is depressed, probably the first thing you should do is talk to that kid. >> if that doesn't help, the experts say don't give up. >> every school's got a guidance counselor, a student assistance counselor. and that's why we're here. there's nothing that we haven't heard. we've heard it all. you won't be seen as silly, no question is stupid, and we'll try and help you navigate the road to get your friend the help that they need. >> it's the third leading cause of death in teenagers, and it's really -- it's treatable. >> i've known a few people who had depression, and gotten help. it seems now, they're living normal lives. feeling a lot better about their life in general. >> if you suffer from depression, remember, there are many people waiting to help you. >> o

who was in a coma after crashing during mavericks is speaking out now about his ordeal. 30-year-old jake trette was thrown over a 25-foot wave during the competition and then slammed by two more waves and knocked unconscious. a kayaker spotted his body and he was brought ashore after being under water for 8 minutes. trette said he doesn't remember everything, but somehow he knew he would be okay. >> something told me i was going to be all right. i don't know if that's a near- death experience. but there is something out there that told me i was going to be fine, like somebody whispered in my ear, you know? you're going to be fine. you're going to make it. just hold on, you know? >> yesterday, trette thanked the moon rescued him. on a video link he told results, thanks, buddy, i'm alive because of you and hopefully we get to hang out one day, he told russell. >>> the federal government is taking action to stop bedbug infestation across the country. a two-day national bedbug summit kicks off today in washington, d.c. just last month exterminators were fighting off the insects in an apartme

luzhniki sparts down in that last thursday when they conceded two goals in the opening period at st jake of pork but second have goals from me that he can borrow for and not a filmed zuba brought sports aka right back into the fold no i needs a strike in extra time then saw the muscovites complete a comeback for the ages it's back to the capital for sports but they've won only one of their past seven home games in european competitions and while the cold weather would seem an advantage to the red white carp and doesn't underestimate built those coming from a warmer climate you could also play the match will take place regardless of the weather so thorough preparation is key we saw how will teams from woman climates complain these conditions during the c.s. compound match and we already found out what bowser is capable of back in switzerland will sell f.c. basel will need to score at least twice on thursday to have any chance of progressing from their europa league tie with spartak moscow richard portland has the latest as this where south of brave subzero temperatures in the russian caps

find out why in our blog from american expert and religious conflicts jake deliberate oh keep track of the latest developments of this and other top stories just log on to our team dot com. it's. u.s. politicians aren't shy when it comes to offering opinions on foreign affairs that's even when it's obvious they haven't done their homework bloopers may be commonplace on capitol hill but as our reports it's the american people who have become the butt of the choke. advising other countries on democracy seems to be a must for any u.s. politician and some of them get so carried away that they confuse what countries exactly they're talking about commenting on democracy in belarus john mccain for some reason called it lease or any air i also want to thank the president with the waning group of our members of congress visited with her yesterday in choosing great leader a but we also had the opportunity meet with members of the opposition many of whom have countrymen residing in prison have been beaten and tortured are. we had a chance of meeting during the same conference the former president