um, this is jake and jake's friend jo, but she'll be going home at some point. oh, you have nice children. ben: you take a turn listening. uh, right. there are snacks in the fridge. these are our mobile numbers, and this is a list of things that ben will try to tell you that aren't true. ( chuckles ) okay. and, uh, who is...? oh, that's my dad. he stay? yes. so, why i come to...? well, uh... he has early alzheimer's. uh...? dementia. they're saying he's... ben! oh, yes! i said not to do that. we told you not to do that. but he is safe, yes? oh, yes. okay, good. okay. well, you go. go have nice night. there is no problem. okay. we go. off we go. let's make a break for it. enjoy yourselves. mum: thanks! oh, yeah, and by the way, me and jo just thought we'd nip out to the cinema, but that's cool, isn't it? right. have a good time. w-wait. wh-what, just the two of you? oh, no, there's a whole gang of us. we'll be back by 10:30, and it's not a school day tomorrow, so it's fine. 10:30, jake? you're only 12. well, jo's got the tickets already, and everyone else's paren

okay, jake? okay. i mean, it has to be said, you do shout at ainsley harriott rather a lot when he's on the tv. everyone does that. i shout at vanessa feltz, trinny and susannah... davina mccall... hugh edwards. i-- it does not make me a racist. if anyone is a racist, it is the parent who is bringing this stupid complaint. jake, do you think you ought to go and finish your homework? do i have to? mm-hmm. what racist complaint? it was that kid kemal again. the fat turkish kid? yeah. he was stuffing his face, as per usual, in lessons, munching his way through a bag of crisps, and i said to him, purely frivolously, "you could do with ramadan lasting all year round, couldn't you, kemal?" it was quite witty, really. and now his dad has said that i singled him out because of his religion, and apparently i've traumatized him about his weight. which is down to a glandular disorder it seems, which presumably compels him to thrust pies down his throat. and that was it. the governors won't take it seriously. the

jake: i'll put a pillow over his head. thank you, jake. now, everybody, go to sleep. i did turn the telly off, didn't i? ( mumbles ) i thought i did. i thought i did. ( mumbles ) one of us must've. no, i'll check it. it's no good. ( sighs ) ( water trickling ) karen, it's half past 11:00. what are you doing? writing a letter. who to? gordon brown. can i look? all right. well, that's not very nice, what you said about miss braebrook. well, she shouted at me for talking when it wasn't even me that was talking. it was maisie that was talking. so i wrote her a note. was that note at all like this note? with the observations about her... weight? um, yes. but... she ignored it, which is very rude, so i'm writing a letter to gordon brown to tell him to fire her and put her in jail! ( siren wailing ) ( shouting continues ) ben, eavesdropping is wrong. come on, we've spoken about it. come on. but you eavesdrop on i'm a celebrity. yes, that's because it's on the telly, and you're allowed to eavesdrop people when they're being filmed by a camera. he was being filmed by a camera.

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jake. jake, go and get this lady another coffee, you know, by way of apology. i'm worried about the floor. careful. all right, i give up. it's time. karen, you can't see time. you can, because otherwise why would people say "have you seen the time"? yes, but that's a manner of speaking. you can't actually see the time. but why would they say it? because... because if a person looked and they saw the time, they'd say, "yes, i did, i have seen the time." yes, but i can't see your i spy of time, can i? you can't see time. you can feel time passing, especially playing this game. did you get that lady her coffee? yeah, and i got one for me as well. you got yourself a coffee? yeah, a double espresso. a double ex-- you're the one who's telling me you like to try new things all the time. yeah, but i meant, you know, vegetables and stuff, not stimulants. you've never had caffeine before. all right, don't get in a state. i only drank half of it. oh. oh, okay. ben drank the other half. you let ben drink a double espresso? it tasted horrible to begin with, but then i added

finally diane asked, jake, what is your favorite flavor of ice cream?ed at baskin-robbin's a ardmr during high school. my favorite is mint chocolate chip. that's all for us today. "world news" with david muir has the latest news tonight. and check out otus news.com for the latest news from our political team. george stephanopoulos will see you back here next week. my dad and grandfather spent their whole careers here. [ charlie ] we're the heartbeat of this place, the people on the line. we take pride in what we do. when that refrigerator ships out the door, it's us that work out here. [ michael ] we're on the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here, and it can be done well. [ ilona ] i came to ge after the plant i was working at closed after 33 years. ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere. so what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of somethin

to egypt. >> jake, i think this is a very difficult situation. i'm going to egypt as a preplanned trip. i'm not a negotiator. but i think it's important that i and the other senators in the delegation, explain to the egyptian leadership, by the way, this is mubarak law that they're enforcing, not the muslim brotherhood that we're talking about, this is a serious situation, it has serious implications for our relationships. for me to make threat would be nonproductive. >> before you go, i have to ask, one of your most memorable campaign ads from 2008 involved you and sheriff walking along the border, completing the fence. that sheriff over the weekend had to step down from his position in the romney campaign after threatening to deport his ex-boyfriend who was an illegal immigrant. i'm wondering if you have any reaction to this, he was in your most memorable campaign ad and was an important supporter of yours? >> well, of course, sheriff babeu is a friend of mine, i don't know the details except what's been published in the media. i'm sure there w

marine and current iraqi blogger jake alberto with me hey there jake clearly people are angry and outraged i just want to get your thoughts on the impact of what's happened here well this this is extraordinary unfortunate event and i think that all the press has done you know and it is important job of identifying that this is really really problematic for the nato and i said forces that have been trying to win the hearts and minds for ten years inside of afghanistan and it's detrimental to the effort of winning the hearts and minds it's extraordinarily you know it's in comprehensible how people could let a qur'an be burned from a muslims point of view and this goes with the general position that the u.s. has a p.r. problem with the islamic world and i've been i have to tell you christine i've traveled to fifty eight countries i've been in the military and done diplomacy and we americans just have no idea how bad our people view us what the public opinion of the greater islamic world is of america and here people are just here's another opinion jake that sort of going around i think that's

so my brother drew the very first jake. ago and he hasn't done a damn thing since. >> reporter: with jake the brothers went from hawking t-shirts from the back of their many voyager to a brand worth over $100 million. >> you notice he has a little facial growth. >> reporter: the life is good motto, do what you like and like what you do. but with all the unemployment and sagging home prices and gloom and does, are they selling honesty. >> it is not like people abandon optimism. optimism is its most powerful during trying times. people need something to help them keep their chin up. >> reporter: they are the youngest of six kids raised outside boston on a street named sunnyside road. did you think they'd amount to anything when they were young? >> no. >> reporter: what gets life is good down? >> rainy days and mondays, no. >> one thing that gets me down is that capitalism has a bad name and maybe -- maybe it gets what it deserves but rereally believe that capitalism is a powerful tool for positive social change. >> who wants

jake owen is on the way.as already reached the pinnacle of her profession. you can see her -- almost all of her -- on the cover of and inside the 2012 "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue. please welcome the very beautiful kate upton. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> good. >> jimmy: eric decided to stay over in this segment. >> i had stuff to do. but i just put it on hold. >> i'm excited. i love "modern family." >> thank you. >> jimmy: do you like clowns? [ laughter ] >> yes. i like this clown. >> look. i'm seeing someone, kate. >> jimmy: well, there's obviously some chemistry there. i won't interfere. you two go ahead with whatever. congratulations, first of all, on being on the cover of the magazine. i've been a subscriber since i was a teen. i've never been on the cover. >> what are they thinking? that's ridiculous. it's the 50th anniversary. >> jimmy: is this something you wanted to be on? >> i'm from a big sports family. and "sports illustrated" was coming to our house. and

senior white house correspondent jake tapper took this opportunity to call out the administration on its double standard of praising journalists who go abroad and yet waging a war and whistleblowers and journalists right here at home. praising these journalists who were killed. but i'll keep citing where you might just might be president biden that it is sort of. how does that square with the fact that this administration. has been so aggressively trying to stop aggressive journalism in the states by using the espionage act system to take whistleblowers to court here currently i think that you can go up to the sixth time before the obama administration you don't even use three times history. you're this is the sixth time you're sort of the cia officer for allegedly providing information to doesn't know about cia torture certainly that's something that's in the public interest of the united states this administration is taking this person to court it just seems to be a disconnect where you want aggressive journalism abroad you just don't want to stay well. now i got to say there is br

blogger jake deliberate joins us now for more welcome jake so violence in afghanistan at its worst now since the u.s. went into the country over ten years ago now afghanis are bracing themselves for the taliban to return back to power this seems to be a far cry from a victory for the u.s. was the war than a waste of time in your opinion. it's good to see you and. good job kudo's r.t. for picking up the story a lot of the mainstream media is not covering this that this news revelations i think i think we have to take the war in two parts first the united states response to nine eleven i think was reasonable was done just that i think that us performed relatively well that afghan support at the very beginning but when we chose to go into iraq the u.s. got totally got sidetracked we missed the boat and capturing bin laden we totally totally took our eye off the ball which led to a series of problems that we had to deal with in afghanistan later on and when obama came into office there was a series of other dilemmas to deal with and i think that the second part of what we've been doing lat

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abc's jake tapper explains tonight. jake? >> reporter: good evening, diane. well, the president's advisers say not only will this be good for the economy, it's a political win for president obama. congress, today, passed a bill to extend the payroll tax cut. >> the yays, are 293. the nays, are 142. >> reporter: 160 million americans will receive an average $1,000 of tax cuts over the rest of the year. and unemployment insurance will be extended. >> i am going to sign this bill right away when i get back home. >> reporter: visiting a boeing plant in washington state this afternoon, the president took something of a victory lap. >> this middle class tax cut is something i proposed in my jobs bill back in september. and because you kept the pressure on congress, because you reminded people what it means to have 40 bucks taken out of your paycheck every week, it got done. this is a big deal. >> reporter: not quite a big deal? the president's poll numbers. but they have improved a bit from two months ago when republican pundits were predicting his political demise

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>> all right, jake. thanks. >>> and on the topic of that bill, an update tonight, a big one, from abc's chris cuomo, who got action. you may remember last november, he told us about an outrage, lavish pensions for members of congress. in some cases, more than $50,000 a year for life. while so many others, including some military families, get so much less. you may remember that chris pursued some of the congressmen blocking reform, including a committee chairman. listen. >> you're going to get this bill, right? >> no. >> that's how you get it rolling, though. >> and after that, he pressed the issue with another powerful member of congress. >> you are the guy who can get this ball rolling. it's in your committee. you've got to do it. >> we will do it. >> but it hadn't happened. >> it has not been the number one priority right now. >> well, that pressure worked. today, it happened. tucked inside the payroll tax extension jake just told us about, legislation that reins in pensions for new congressmen. their

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deliberate oh iraq war vet they seceded jake. it was their series well so afghans are angry because burning the koran is considered extremely sacrilegious when reports like this get out to the afghan people how does it breed anti american sentiment abroad. well this cannot be seen as an isolated incident this needs to be seen and the broader context of the united states having a p.r. problem with the islamic world since one thousand fifty three the us has been engaged in the series of affairs in the middle east that has not been done well for arabs persians or in this case afghans and the general movement within the islamic world to reject a lot of american. political ideas as well as activity and in this situation if you can imagine just if the us did everything right and the were disposed of the proper way and everything was done well it doesn't matter because for the afghan the rumor mill is what dictates everything one person said look the americans destroyed a bunch of korans they're going to remember back a few months ago w

jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ until the end of the quarter to think about your money... ♪ that right now, you want to know where you are, and where you'd like to be. we know you'd like to see the same information your advisor does so you can get a deeper understanding of what's going on with your portfolio. we know all this because we asked you, and what we heard helped us create pnc wealth insight, a smarter way to work with your pnc advisor, so you can make better decisions and live achievement. >>> there is a growing chance israel could attack iran over a nuclear weapons program. u.s. defense secretary leon panetta is suggesting that they could take more action against iran. cn's chris lawrence reports. >> they tell us the u.s. is navigating a very fine line, trying to convince iran that military action is real

jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm.t are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ >>> an autopsy has been performed on the body of whitney houston. it can take up to eight weeks before toxicology results are in. pair medices performed cpr but she was pronounced dead at the hotel. tmz is reporting pill bottles were found at the scene. aretha franklin shared her thoughts. >> it is absolutely stunning. i cannot believe what i was reading. i was not sure that it was true. i didn't know what to think about it to begin with. it's a sad day. it's a very sad day. over the years i watched her develop as a very young and budding artist, certainly to a very high level star and then superstar and icon. she developed i thought beautifully. she not only was making hits, she knew how to be a star. >> in other news in athens, greece protesters set fires and battled with police on sund

and jake tapper was at the white house today as the president tried to calm the storm. jake?> reporter: president obama said that his administration originally wanted to take about this the next year and a half to hammer out a combination for these religious groups. but after the uproar, he realized they did not have that much time. an uproar, he said that was borne from both genuine concern and cynical politics. after two weeks of political ulcers, the president took a step back today from his new rule and announced what the white house called an accommodation. >> we've been mindful that there's another principle at stake here. and that's the principle of religious liberty. as a citizen and as a christian, i cherish this right. >> reporter: the white house seemed taken aback by the new rule. and the firestorm it ignited. under the health insurance policies covered by most employers, had to fully cover birth control. that included religious charities and schools, despite their theological objections to it. passion was seen on both sides at the catholic university in washingto

marine at our team blogger jake so. cyber war is what the pentagon is now calling the fifth domain of warfare u.s. lawmakers are pushing for more power over the internet in the name of cyber security but as time went by political hackers have joined forces with the occupy wall street movement are these loosely cavanagh's shows us how protecting free speech and the internet are growing increasingly at odds. cyber war is the next pearl harbor some dismiss it as hype but in congress it's a clear and present danger we will suffer a catastrophic cyber attack the clock is ticking and in the pentagon wrote keystrokes could now be met with real weapons the pentagon now considers cyber attacks acts of war a cyber attack could merit a military response bombs for bits so to speak. they say that the threat will come from foreign shores. an invisible enemy that lurks abroad but in this year at the protest that enemy has a familiar face and a presence right here at home alone. we are anonymous a leaderless hacker movement with a poli

jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ >>> michigan and arizona vote tuesday. a lot of people see michigan as critical for romney. he's in a dead heat with santorum in both states. super tuesday just seven days later. so much going on in a short period of time. cnn's joe johns is in troy, michigan, a big focus on michigan. joe, is too much being made of mitch or is that just not even possible? >> i don't think so. this is a place where romney grew up, so you sort of expect to see how well he does. here in tloi is a very interesting place to sort of see both of these candidates in the home stretch, if you wil santorum appearing in the morning, then romney in the afternoon. both in the very same room before the very same crowd, group of 1200, 1500 people with americans for prosperity, conservative group. their approaches in

jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm.t are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ >>> we start the sthaf of our show with stories we care about, where we focus on our reports, do the work and find the "outfront 5" and tonight, syria. the death toll mounting. latest numbers from the government crackdown on protesters, right now, about 74. a source who has pent a lot of time with al assad tells us the situation is deteriorating to a blood bath. he says america's military may step in. also new reports that iran is moving more of its enrichment activity deep inside the ground in anticipation of a u.s. or israeli air strike. number two. a los angeles elementary school at the center of two child abuse cases will be closed temporarily. it will be closed through wednesday to quote take a break. a school official told "outfront" a quarter of the students were absent tonight. la