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

jake's ride has raised almost a million dollars to search for a cure. >> jake's ride is a fundraiser we do every year, and we try to raise money for research in dystonia, and all the proceeds go to the bachmann-strauss dystonia and parkinson's foundation. >> jake's struggle and triumph have touched his friends deeply. anya was his teammate in a 5th-grade science competition. that's when jake's dystonia started to get really bad. >> he had to sit out, and, like, we would go out and do certain things. like, he just couldn't do them. he'd have to, like, sit aside and -- 'cause he was just in, like... >> too much pain. >> it was like right as it was starting to get bad. >> but no one -- no one really knew what it was. >> many of jake's classmates were supportive. they came to the hospital to cheer him on. they joined him on jake's ride to raise money. and anya composed a musical tribute. she calls it "mission possible." >> ♪ his life is a mission possible ♪ ♪ he made it in his world, he passed all his tests ♪ >> jake's mother had asked anya to write the song. even so, it was a big surpri

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.

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

no, that's jake. you see, as kids grow up, they just want to bugger off. you love them just the same, but they don't-- they don't really love you back. the older they get, the more it turns into one-way traffic. just the way it is. blimey. where'd that come from? mum, you know your bottles of perfume? yes, i know my bottles of perfume. well, there might have been an accident involving them. oh. that's all right. you'll be growing up soon, only want to do this with girls. girls? that's disgusting! yeah. that's my boy. off you go. don't go near the mess. i'll clear it up later. what are you doing? it's an international. oh, no. no tv. it's family sunday. for the kids, yeah, but it doesn't apply to the adults, does it? well, yes it does, because if you watch that, it undermines our whole ban. but england are playing. but you hate england. you said they're a bunch of overpaid, girly tossers. capello's experimenting with 4-3-3. what's that? four girlie tossers, with three girlie tossers in front... you're just being silly now. all right, i'll compromise. if any

jake, you said better to have mcdonald's than smith and wesson? don't think you want guns sponsoring the olympics. >> they make the starter pistols >> they use real guns in the biathalon. >> the great sport of the biathalon. >> skiing and shooting. >> never mind. >> that is ridiculous. >> it shurntd be a sport. >> it requires unbelievable heartbeat control. [ laughter ] >> it does. >> that is not a joke. >> whatever happened to synchronized swimming? >> and victor, you said you posited that the olympic athletes and your example was bruce gender. he can get on a nordic track, can't he? he was athlete way back when i was a child. what about kathy rigby that performs to peter pan to this day? >> that is an exception. >> that is fictional character from a beatles song. >> what about the entire olympic okay can i team from the 1980s. >> you are being selective have your olympic heroes? >> i am but so are you in your questioning, i think so. >> victor, you didn't say anything when jake brought up the hamburger. did you have those wonderful mcdonald's ch

sports fans to want to know if they did "take jake".ace. chicago cubs have won five out of six golden opportunity tonight to defeat the atlanta braves win the series 3-1 move out of last place. opportunity lost because garza cannot find his game and first inning garza 46 pitches in two of them home runs. heyward 2 run shot and mccann garza only 4 innings before pitches all over the place. chicago cubs base and left-hander important for them as a team 220 against lefties. soto got on in the 5th but only 2 runs cubs lose 7-3. atlanta are they split. and warm at the cell series finale between the texas rangers at the white sox. adrian beltre of the picture into right field to score ian kinsler is 1-0 that was the only damage the rangers could inflict on jose quintana. eight brilliant innings only two hits and eight strikeouts even better he got the victory and to kevin youkilis right field he won the game last night and won the game today. finish off the sweep and the trade is working out perfectly for everybody except maybe the red sox. >

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jake tapper is in pittsburgh. >> i want to get your reaction to this audio. >> business have created 4.4 million new jobs over the past 28 months. including 500,000 new manufacturing jobs. that's a step in the right direction. that's a step in the right direction. >> applause in that room, jake, but certainly not outside this. he's getting criticism tonight. >> reporter: well, it's a step in the right direction that doesn't keep up with population growth. the romney campaign is using that remark to paint the president as oblivious to the economic suffering of millions of americans. it's a difficult line for the president to walk. he wants to seem economically optimistic and yet not unsympathetic to all of those suffering, david. >> that tricky line. mitt romney quick to react to the jobs news too. let's listen to him. >> it doesn't have to be this way. america can do better. and this kick in the gut has got to end. >> jake, every time these jobs numbers come out, so does mitt romney not surprisingly. >> reporter: yeah. it's low-hanging fruit for mitt romney. this is the whole centerp

[applause] >> next, we will hear from jake martin from the veterans administration. these are not just numbers on the page. dba has been essential -- the va has been essential. >> i am take martin and the work for the va. i have been there for about 20 years. i am homeless center director. i am joined by our chief of social work. we've seen many, many homeless veterans come to my clinic down at third and harrison. in 2008, we received 35 vouchers. i had over 300 veterans expressed interest. we interviewed every single one of those veterans to make sure that we were housing the most eligible, the most chronically homeless veteran. it was a daunting and lengthy process. i see one of my case managers in front of me who was instrumental in getting that done. every morning when i come into our clinic, what i see is men and women who served in the armed forces who, and myself as a veteran, who worked on the plane that i flew in the middle east. who helped pack my parachute. who did all the things necessary to make sure that mission i had was achieved. that is to i see ever

abc's jake tapper, democratics called emergency meeting and what happened next, here is jake. >> reporter: the democratic national committee launched this web video to make fun of mitt romney both for changing his positions on issues and for being part of the elite sport of competitive horse dancing or dressage. the democrats ended up saddles with charges of insensitivity. after ann romney spoke to abc news robin roberts. dressage has been a way for ann romney to deal with her multiple scierosis. >> how do you respond to something like that? >> you know honestly do you know how i really -- i want to laugh. it makes me laugh. it's like really? you know there's so many people out of work right now. >> reporter: fearing a backlash abc news has learned obama campaign and democratic officials had an emergency conference call and decided to refrain from any further horse themed attacks. a spokesman expressed regret if ann romney was offended. this has just been the latest in a particularly mean political season. in one study roughly 90 percent of obama's ads and romney's ads included attacks on

jake gibb and sean rosenthal. in trouble here. prudel. serving rosenthal. fijalek with the dig. and fijalek shoves it through!

jake: it's me! ( door slams ) sue: good day? jake: fine. hi, granddad, you all right? this is terrible. what is? there's been three train crashes, all of them in kent. no, granddad, that's rolling news. eh? news 24. it's when they show the same stories over and over again, so there's really only been one train crash in kent, but you've seen it three times. oh. oh. thought it was a bit of a coincidence. when's daddy going to be home? i want to show him my picture. oh, that's nice. what is it? this is satan, this is jesus, and this is a zebra. and this is satan trying to persuade jesus to jump off the end-- edge of the cliff. well, that's lovely. who told you that story? miss braebrook. and-- and she says that, um, satan's everywhere, not just in hell hurting people. a-and miss braebrook teaches you r.e., does she? no, numeracy. well, uh, mcdonald's might be a viable sponsor for our metal detector, and, um... yeah, and in design terms, they could maybe echo the golden arches. yes, absolutely. okay. yeah. bye. bye. peter. let me say first that i was very pleasantly surpri

host: lara jake jakes is joining us via skype, as a reporter covering the situation in that country. what's it like for you personally and do you have any security concerns of your own? caller: no, i don't have any security concerns of my own. it has waned and waxed over the last six months i would say. prior to the troops leaving, i really didn't have any concerns whatsoever. the malaki government i think understandably wants to show the world that baghdad is safer so he is trying to take flash walls down across the city, that includes not just in front of our house but government offices, places across the city. and there are still bombings and shootings here every single day. we may not hear about them all or the united states may not hear about them all but things are tenuous here, things are very grim and the violence here remains random. you really don't know what's going to be in your path when you leave your house that day. an and that -- and that goes for everybody. . oliva want the thing numbers in some perspective. there have been a few hundred fatalities every month in ir

the play he has yet to make, his pick for vice president ppt tonight jake tapper, one-on-one with chris kristy, jake asking about advice for romney and about concern from kristy from members of his own party. >> i've talked to a lot of republicans who have hopes for you beyond the governorship. they look at you and think he's not healthy. >> i guess the best analogy, some people drink too much. some people take drugs. some people eat too much. see, you can go live every day without drinking. you can live every day without taking drugs. you can't live every day without eating. so in some ways, it's a really difficult thing to deal with. i've struggled with it for the last 30 years. and i'm trying. it may not look like it sometimes, but i am trying. >> reporter: you ever think about gastric bypass? >> doesn't strike me as something i'd want to do. too risky. >> kristy and a fan. but about spring steen? that's coming up in "nightline." in the neent, we move to the race for president necksco, where they'rel they're dealing with an explosion of violence. today abc's cecilia vega had a chance

is jake agree takes a look at a phobia in today's greece. well round a country crumbles some parts of greece seeing firm foundations take root. in that we want a nationalistic state to go back to where they came from the word of an elected official as unemployment grows hand in hand with extremist sentiments looking for people to blame for their current plight the golden dawn party has proven to be the prime outlet for public anger. if you ask me about violence i would have to say yes we do have violence increase but not the violence you're suggesting it is the violence that thousands of jake suffer from those going to foreigners that we have allowed to go in accumulate in our lives. for this racism from the podium and scandals including physically assaulting politicians. the party still secured around seventy percent of the vote in the parliamentary elections. campaigning with a promise to throw all sick in the. out of the hospital beds and incendiary pledge as having dark consequences as greece and in particular athens have seen a spike in

no all star game for jake peavy how about a win he gets bautista to end 5th finally runs after tie gamees and the white sox put up three and then in the sixth inning aj pierzynski colts' one out to right field 16th of the year they want a 4-2724 jake peavy 4 straight to six and a row at home. not too busy to visit advocate hope school aj pierzynski and rookie jordan danks spent time talking baseball had been out aj pierzynski scuppered something >> home runs and hits which it was that easy >> chicago cubs spending last weekend before the break in new york with ryan dempster can his first start since the middle of june and continuing trade speculation manager dale sveum shortstop starlin castro first day off all season tonight's series opener. looks like he needs to get back on the amount to much time in the dugout chicago cubs lux to hit against santana johnson chicago cubs up quickly 2-2 game in the fifth guess who comes up with two men on? onanthony rizzo fourth home run in chicago cubs ahead first before it came up his career winning run on base look at the a line drive back to norma

let me tell you what, i later told that story to jake pickle who was a longtime congressman and jake said oh, yea, that was my job in the campaign. what do you mean your job? he said i was going to the university of texas and my job was to drive around wherever the helicopter was going and to get in at the front of the line and at the end of the speech i was the guy that caught the hat. he said, lbj said he was the tightest guy on earth. he wasn't going to waste a hat on a political rally. he said i'd have to drive around and catch that hat and run around behind the helicopter, give it to him and then he'd go on to the next round and every time i think of that day, and i think about how politics was then, and you talk about how he had this great zest for politics, and he got out there and in those days politicians knew who they were talking to. they weren't relying on a piece of paper that some pollster had given him, they weren't relying on a poll that someone had written and they knew who they were talking to, and i think all of you talked about it in a certain way. he knew who the

it's important to us to keep people happy and keep people safe. >>> 35 years ago, jake burton spottedfe-long outdoor sports enthusiast, he noticed more and more people on the slopes of vermont trading in their skis for snowboards. he started out modesty. as the sport has grown into an international success and even becoming an olympic event, so has burton's business. >> when i got started it was very, very challenging. and i did a business plan on the back of a napkin and if i made 50 boards a day, i could make $100,000 a year and it was sort of pretty materialistically oriented and i got started and i built a little factory and hired a couple of people and, sure enough, we got to where we were making snowboards a day, but the problem is, we sold 300 in the first year. i had to shut down the whole factory and let everybody go and get it back down to myself. i hit rock bottom there after that first year, and obviously, money was very important, more for survival than making money. i started to focus on the sport and i made the right decision. i left new york and started this company an

i later told that story to jake pickle, who was a long-time congressman for boston. jake said, oh, yeah, that was my job in the campaign. i said, what do you mean your job? he said, well, i was going to the university of texas but my job was to drive around to wherever that helicopter was going and get in the front of the line there. and at the end of the speech i was the guy that caught the hat [ laughter ] he said lbj said -- he was the tightest guy on earth. he wasn't going to waste a hat on a political rally. so he said, i'd have to drive around, catch that hat, then run around behind the helicopter, give it to him, and then he'd go on to the next rally. and every time i think of that day, and i think about how politics was then -- and you talk about how he had this great devastate for politics, joe. he got out there. and in those days politicians knew who the people were that they were talking to. they weren't relying on a piece of paper that some pollster had given them. they weren't relying on some poll that somebody had written. they knew who they were talkin

the sox' "take jake" campaign fell just short. jake peavy was second to the rangers' yu darvish in voting for the final all-star spot. despite being runner- up peavy says it was one of the coolest experiences and he appreciates all the support. peavy makes his last start before the all-star break tonight against the blue jays. the bulls won't be getting brandon roy... he's verbally agreed to a two-year, 10 million dollar deal with the timberwolves. roy is a three-time all-star but did not play last season due to chronic knee problems. elsewhere, jason kidd is leaving the mavs for a three- year deal in new york, while jeremy lin signed a 4-year offer sheet with houston. the knicks can still match that deal after the 11th. that's a look at sports. your live illinois lottery drawing is next. good afternoon. here are the winning pick three numbers: 0 7 2 here are the winning pick four numbers: 6 5 6 2 the mega-millions jackpot is $12 million ... i'm a marathon runne in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a heart attack right

of happy hour for you one group solution to bullying we have the picture came out around israel and jakefor we are discussing and. it's one of american power continues. might be revolution. and if. you are very good. in radio. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know. is a big. very good. book and they alone are so you know get the real headline with none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back to t.v. . to the capital account i'm lauren lyster. to tonight's fireside fridays with your host alone among cops. one of the things we've seen over the last two years is a spate of strict immigration laws being cross to c

danger for them is not the trouble they're fleeing from but the fire of extremism they're entering jake agrees r.t. happens well let's discuss the reported rising racial abuse cases now agrees with pena got his authorities a journalist a lecture on social and political philosophy he's from the university of g.m. sir thank you for in with this i mean all these attacks that jacob was talking about there immigrants largely spontaneous saw organized in any way how do you see it. no they're organized think that we are witnessing the rise of money and fastest movement. which was also expressed in the electoral success. there with open new fastest even. positions they're organizing all these attacks which is. propaganda and you know way of bill and this is how are they also tried tracked mainly people who are disappointed. and they're trying to direct this anger at the victim such as this immigrants it's a very it's a very. negative development it is a sigh and know her very deep social and political crisis in greece all this rise. in greece and all this racist attacks but it's it's also the r

you have just a few more hours to vote jake peavy to the all- star team.whitesox.com" or use the hash-tag "take jake" on twitter by three p-m. the sox go for the sweep right after the news here on wgn. members of the miltary in atlanta for the cubs and braves. it's tied at one in the fourth... bryan lahair rips a solo home run to right for his 14-th of the year, and a 2-1 cubs still up a run on the sixth... david ross lines one to left, but alfonso soriano rockets it back to home plate to gun down chipper jones... and the inning is over. anthony rizzo also homered as the cubs go on to win 5-1. they've won seven of nine and go for the series win tonight. the lakers acquired point guard steve nash through a sign- and trade with the suns. 38- year old nash gets a three- year deal worth 27 million dollars, while the suns get four draft picks. nash spent eight years in phoenix and won two m.v.p. awards. that's a look at sports. your live illinois lottery drawing is next. good afternoon. here are the winning picked three numbers 7 0 5 here are the winning pick f

jake tapper is covering it all from the white house. good morning, jake. >> reporter: good morning, george. later this morning, president obama in cincinnati at a town hall will attack mitt romney's tax proposal, saying it could lead to up to 800,000 jobs being created overseas likely at the expense of jobs here. it's the latest in an aggressive president obama, launching attacks against romney in the most intense period of this campaign yet. bad june jobs numbers, high unemployment. stagnating economy. for now, president obama and his team have managed to change the subject from those crucial issues to mitt romney's tenure at bain capital. a brutal barrage mitt romney is demanding an apology for. >> we won't be apologizing. mr. romney claims he is mr. fix-it for the economy because of his business experience. i think voters legitimately want to know exactly what is that business experience. >> reporter: president obama demonstrated unusually detailed knowledge about the fact that though romney says he seized involvement with bain in 19

jake peavy takes the loss. he's 7-6. broxton with his 22nd c.i.a. of the season. will be tuesday night when our sox take on the boston red sox. now wgn america viewers tune in saturday all 4 when our sox battle the angels of anaheim at u.s. cellular field. and chicago white sox baseball in high definition was brought to you by xfinity. for our partner steve stone and our director and the man in the booth. this is the hawk. so long everybody. stay tuned for the wgn news, because it is next. vo: every domino's sandwich is made fresh with only our best ingredients. stacy: they're not simply toasted, they're baked all the way through our pizza oven. tate: this isn't just an oven, it's our secret ingredient. this is a 300,000 btu flavor-fusing monster. stacy: i think he's gone a little crazy with that oven, the oven's special but it's not as amazing as our philly cheese steak or chicken mango habanero sandwiches, it makes my mouth water right now actually. vo: order any of our oven baked sandwiches or medium 2-topping pizzas choose any two for just $5.99 each. >> this