gran jake puede ayudarme. creo que lo vi volando esta ruta. allÍ estÁ ¡gran jake... espera!a contar contigo para encargarte tal responsabilidad. >>bueno, yo querÍa que... >>gracias, jay jay. muchas gracias. ¿y dÓndestÁ rey? >>Él... esÁ... eh... ah... eh... >>¿sÍ? >>... perdiÓ y ha sido mi culpa. >>¡oh! ¿quÉ? [ladridos] >>¡rey! [risas] >>hola a todos. >>¡Óscar! hallaste a rey. >>orinÓ en hÉlice. no sabÍa que estaba perdido. >>Óscar, ¿cÓmo es que diste con Él? >>bueno, yo solo vi a ese simpÁtico sabueso stado allÍ, con aspecto de tristeza, asÍ que pensÉ en darle un paseoor la pradera, sÍ. >>asÍ es que alli estaba rey. muchas gracias, Óscar. !eres el mejor! >>oh, no tienes que agradecerme, jay jay. pasÉ un buen dÍa perruno. isas] ¿comprenden? perruno. [risas] >>brenda, lo siento mucho. no pude cuidar bien rey. >>eÁ bien, jay j. todos cometemos errores. es parte del aprendizaje. tal vez ambos necesitemos mÁs prÁctica en el cuidado de las mascotas y cumplir lo que prometimos. al fin y al cabo fui, yo fui la que le prometiÓ a mi hermana e cuidarÍa a y. >>como siempre digo: "la prÁ

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the national lead. parents had just dropped their children off for the day only to learn moments later of the chaos that erupted at their school. a student allegedly aims his gun at classmates before killing a member of the staff at the school, and then himself. >>> also in national news, president obama and the gop finally find some common ground. they both think the obama care website, healthcare.gov, isn't good enough but the president warns not to throw the baby out with the bath water, no matter how putrid the bath water may be. >>> and she's the missouri teen who says her tiny town turned against her when she accused a popular football player of rape. but daisy coleman is not backing down. she'll talk to us about her latest quest for justice and what life has been like at the center of the media storm. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with the national lead and breaking news out of nevada, where panicked parents rushe

because he ran. >> jake jumps on his recovered bike and shoves the camera phone in his pocket.it records this conversation as he rides behind the suspect. >> i bought this bike from craigslist, i knew it was stolen, yes. it's not illegal to buy stolen stuff. i looked it up, man. >> whether or not what he is saying is true -- [ sirens ] -- seattle police are about to end the discussion. the suspect pleads guilty to attempted malicious mischief and receives a deferred sentence. >> smile! >> by putting his story on youtube, jake believes justice has been served. >> this is how it goes down, everybody. this is why you don't steal from bicyclists, because i will go 160 miles to get my $125 bike back! today is a good day. >>> a few months earlier in the south, another bold confrontation. a county jail deputy takes on a team of robbers. unarmed and unclothed. >> i never thought it could happen to me. >> may 20th, 2012. san antonio. where every loyal texan remembers the alamo, this texan won't ever forget battling invaders outside his own home. mike is asleep when he hears noise and br

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> in the absence of actual governing, the four top leaders in congress will meet with the president shortly. is it too much to fantasize about padlocking the door until they all solve this problem? >>> also, after defeating hitler, mussolini, these veterans won't let some red tape around their memorial stop them. of course the lawmakers who helped bring us to the shutdown also tried to turn today's events into a photo-op. >>> and the pop culture lead, he can turn the most tech calgary jargon into heart-pounding thrills. we'll have his books, movies and video games but today we lost author tom clancy. good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. welcome to "the lead." coming to you again today from the capitol in washington, d.c., where we will begin with the national lead. five will enter, and all five will leave because d.c. has not yet devolved into a thunder dome-type situation, though give it time. not long from now, president obama, the four top leaders in con

>> i think a big grand bargain is quite unlikely, jake. honestly, i think the biggest problem is the president's insistence that he will not negotiate. the president thinks that he should be the first and only president? modern times not to have to address the most challenging issue that faces our country, which is getting or spending, getting our fiscal house in order. every previous president in my lifetime has agreed to address those things and done so over the debt ceiling. this president thinks that he should have nothing to do with that. that is completely unreasonable. i for one, and many of my republican colleagues would be very flexible about the many things we could do to begin to little on a sustainable fiscal path, but when you can't have a conversation with the president, until he gets everything he wants, it's really hard to make progress. >> i don't know that the public shares your view of what's transpired in the last few weeks. let's put of the latest gallup favorability studies. the party is now a the a record low in the

i don't know, jake. okay? i don't know. i am scared, too.come. let's give her some time. the bus doesn't leave till 2:45. (car engine roaring) (cell phone ringing) go ahead. ellen is making a run for it. you sure? positive. she's flying down 29 at about 70 miles an hour. (sighs) damn it. clamp it down. now! ah, mirabai, mirabai, mirabai hi patsy jambo gooday cobba dude look what the cat dragged in eduardo lucas oh! mama ni hao ma hello mama namaste wrong number? let me talk hi bon jour priviet woohoo this is dr. flamenco. "dr. flamenco?" ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] build anything with the new toyota tundra. toyota. let's go places. with the new toyota tundra. my electrolux french door refrigerator has a perfect temp drawer that offers a range of temperature settings, so i can store a variety of food at its ideal serving temperature. so everything is perfectly fresh. tonight i'm using the just the two of us setting. electrolux. be even more amazing. when ouwe got a subaru.s born, it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her fi

i'm jake tapper. welcome to the special half hour of cnn "capitol scare." we're coming to you tonight live from capitol hill. not far from where a dramatic series of events unfolded this afternoon that left lawmakers on lockdown. you can hear what's going on behind me where police are repairing a barrier that the capitol hill policemen hit during that high-speed chase right over my shoulder. imagine how frightening it must have been for workers at the capitol this afternoon to hear this blaring over the loudspeaker. >> shelter in place. close, lock and move away from doors and windows. if you are outside of an office building, take cover away from the area. additional information will follow. >> here's what we know now. the driver who led police on the chase from the white house to the capitol and was ultimately shot while trying to make a getaway, she has died. but she was not alone in the car. she had her 1-year-old daughter in the backseat. the little girl is said to be okay and in protective custo

jake. ( sighs ) all right. um... isabella, i hate to be a fuddy-duddy, but we try to keep the house smoke-free. i'm sorry. charlie didn't say anything when i was smoking in bed last night. yeah, well, charlie's lungs aren't always on the same page as his penis. morning, baby. hey. ( clears throat ) if you don't like it, don't watch. ( moans ) i'm gonna go upstairs and take a shower. you want to join me? sure. just let me get some fluids in me, so i got something to work with. hurry. anacoth is hungry. "anacoth is hungry"? she's referring to her snake tattoo. oh. her vagina's called linda. pretty name. uh, listen, i don't want to overstep my bounds. this is your house, and you're free to bring into it whoever or... whatever you choose. but i-i do think that i have the right to protect jake from being exposed to certain people. then you better take him to a hotel for a couple days, 'cause that girl ain't leaving till one of us is dead. come on, charlie. no, no, no, you come on. you see a little body ink and a cigarette

for me. >> rose: who is jake? >> well, when i srted writing jake 30 years ago, he was very autobiographical. >> rose: he was you? >> well, pretty much so, yeah, because he and i live -- >> rose: you in what way? >> well i am a small town lawyer in mississippi, struggling to find more clients and plenty of competitors. >> rose: a little bit of politics. >> a little bit of politics, a beautiful young wife, having babies and dreams and all of this kind of stuff and wondering if the law was going to be our ticket to where we wanted to go. >> rose: in mississippi. >> that, politics, but just the daily grind of trying to eke out a living in a small town street lawyer. it is tough. not just in the south, all over america, there is competition, as i said the competition is pretty fierce. >> rose: what was he like? what did he think? what made him mad? you know, -- >> >> rose: loyal to his wife. >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah, in a very honest, upstanding guy who might funnel a little bit on the rules because the other guys are fud

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the national lead. she was only 24, a young teacher, found dead in the woods behind her school north of boston. the suspect is just 14 years old. what could possibly have happened between them? also, she's about to go on tour. will it be a farewell tour? republicans want her head, but health secretary kathleen sebelius will soon be out spreading the word about obama care. you know, that program she claims already has so much interest it's crashing the websites. >>> and the politics lead, a mystery twitter user slinging vicious insults at the obama administration and revealing insider information. authorities have traced the tweets and they're coming from inside the house! the white house, that is. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." we'll begin with the national lead. i'm jake tapper. last night the down of dan verse, massachusetts, north of boston was looking for a missing teenager who never showed up for soccer practice. early this morning police fou

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead" live from capitol hill. the national lead on day 15 of the government shutdown, and with america headed for an economic buzz saw in two days' time, the house gop puts brand new focus on obama care and all other negotiations seem to screech to a halt. >>> the politics lead. president obama says he won't pay ransom to reopen the government, but is any negotiating possible? well, that all depends on what you mean by negotiate. the white house with clinton-esque parsing, as this crisis drags on. >>> and on the day one american hero receives the medal of honor, countless other veterans say they are literally being left out in the cold. a furloughed vet joins us with a story for the nation for whom she fought and a plea to the government who sent her to iraq. good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." we begin of course with the national lead. live from capitol hill, where it's all taking place. just when we thought the senate was close to spiking the football on a debt ceili

de veras, gran jake. >>lo sÉ tracy. por o se los contÉ. >>¿quieren que yo dirij desfe? >>posuputo que si. estamos orgullosos por lo que hiciste r tarrytown. >>mbiÉn tenemos una gran rpresa spara ti. es la bandera que llevaste en el primer desfile aÉreo, Óscar. >>sÍla encontramos y la remendamos. ¿te gusta? >>creo que es lo mÁs lio que he visto. ¡gracias! ¡gracias a ustedes tambiÉn! >>ponada. [risas] [♪] rrador: el viejo Óscar dirigio el dfile sobre tarrytown. ese fue el mejor desfile aÉre que hayahecho los avioncit. eÁs vido jay jay the jet plane en... ndo hogar ♪ ♪ el empo no borrar naos a sunneron? s] [gritos] [rie] buzz lightyear al rescate. [timbre] creo que cae un poco a izquierda uh-uh, a la derha. no, derechito. les dije que para la izquida. ♪ vamos, vamos, vamos ♪ a jugar ♪ vamos, vamos, vam ♪ vamos, mos, vamos ♪ a jugar ♪ vamos, vamos, vam ♪ vamos, vamos, vamos ♪ a jugar lorena: levántaty juega. una hora al día. para ideas durante la hora de recreo vaya en línea. pe no teuedes mucho tipo rullas de la policía ¡la aventura nos aguaa

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>> reporter: new information for you, jake. according to a law enforcement source, the woman's boyfriend actually contacted police in december about ten months ago saying that he feareded for his infant daughter's safety. the boyfriend said the woman was acting delusional, claiming that president obama had placed her city of stamford, connecticut under lockdown and that he had also placed her house under electronic surveillance. now woman was questioned by police. she was taken in for a mental health evaluation. the boyfriend told police that she seemed to be suffering from some sort of postpartum depression, and that she was having difficulty sleeping. she had been on some kind of medication. the boyfriend now has been questioned by federal law enforcement and is cooperating fully. the source tells cnn that the woman also left a letter addressed to this boyfriend at her connecticut apartment. authorities initially deemed the letter suspicious because it appeared to have some sort of a white powder. so hazmat teams came. they r

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the national lead. now that dozens of world leaders suspect the nsa is spying on them, the obama administration turns to the op-ed page for damage control, but how will allies react to essentially being told hey, everybody does it. >>> the world lead. panic after a massive earthquake off the coast of japan rattled the ground beneath the fukushima power plant which is still crippled after suffering the worst nuclear disaster since chernobyl. >>> also in national news, this young teacher was murdered and they are tasked with putting a teenaged suspect behind bars for it. the district attorney's office prosecuting the case that shook a massachusetts town is now talking to cnn. >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with the national lead. it is friday, and you can imagine they're saying tgif at the white house. right now, president obama's speaking at a school in brooklyn, where perhaps the laughter of children will distract his thoughts

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i think jake, you're so right.t newt gingrich and other former speakers, danny hastert talking about what went on, it's just different now. the speaker doesn't have that kind of power. a big part of it is the earmarks. >> earmarks is a big part of it. also i think there's the rise of grassroots activists, rise of third party groups. you could go back to the supreme court over there and talk about citizen united and the empowerment of independent groups. there are a lot of things going on that make somebody like speaker boehner not as powerful as he would have been a decade ago. >> you're not speaker for life. you're just not speaker for life anymore. >> if you're john boehner you don't want to be. >> but tip o'neill, the thought of unseating tip o'neill among democrats would have been unthinkable when i was covering this place. >> in a primary you mean. >> no i mean as speaker. internally nobody would challenge tip o'neill even if he made mistakes. >> one thing i know all of us heard from different members of leade

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their name is jake and debbie.nd i know you've taken an oath to not tell people where other people live, and i respect that, but maybe we could work out some sort of super-secretive spy signal, where if you scratch your left ear, you know, maybe they live on the left, and if you scratch your right ear, they live on -- they live right here. oh. sorry. oh! thank god! oh, thank you, thank you. [ smooches ] oh, dad just put me to sleep. ohh, the hunting story? hmm. uh, n-no. oh, my gosh. no. you -- you can't cut the line. sorry. i was here. unh-unh. i-i-i've been here for an hour and a half. and -- and you haven't been, so you cut the line. whatever. whoa. e-excuse me, sir. sir, i don't think you understand. you're not getting in front of us. calm down, gingerbread. are you gonna move or not? no. oh, no. then you leave me no choice. oh, my god! go to sleep. go to sleep. go to sleep. no. yeah. go to sleep. mitchell. mitchell, what are you doing? get off of him. mitchell. shut up. he's about to go to sleep. no, i'm not.

>> you know, greg, you heard jake's analysis is. i want to know your analysis and the president and his ability to take on his own party on entitlements. maybe you'll be able to scale back the safety net for wealthier americans. will you get real entitlement reforms? can the president take that on? >> that's tough. number one, i think you can't get a big entitlement deal without revenues and the republicans are not going to raise taxes, end of that discussion. number two, i think people probably have to get off this debate about maybe doing something to the social security c.o.l.a., the cost of living adjustment. maybe some means testing that could be part of this deal that jake talked about. >> even a small deal could be ugly, guys. we're talking about things that have been real and tractable problems for several years now. has the tone shifted? i mean the president changing the subject to immigration reform, maybe that's, you know, a good sign, but has the tone shifted? >> it's kind of like if you're in a bad relationship and you

jake? >> alison, before you go and enjoy a well-deserved weekend, how nervous were people who work in that building at the beginning of this week and how relieved are they now? >> i think they knew when it came down to it that lawmakers would sort of come to their senses. you know, there was some trepidation here and there but i think in the end, they really believed that a debt ceiling deal was going to be reached. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> many of us don't leave the house without checking it. many of us wouldn't get where we're going without it. as we mentioned, google had a day to remember on wall street with shares hitting the $1,000 mark for the first time ever. i want to bring in rocco pendola. columnist for "the street." google demolished expectations with its earning report. how did they do this? >> jake, first i want you to repeat after me. you don't have to worry about a shutdown at google. >> you really -- you don't have to worry about a shutdown at google. okay. >> th

jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm.u 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. ♪ >>> pope francis was in the italian hilltop town of acisis. he said that he is still a role model. for 11 gruelling hours he spoke, he prayed, he pressed the flesh. friday pope francis made a pilgrage of the saint whose name he took. he was born into a life of privilege and gave it up to serve the poor. he said the church and all of us should divest itself of world worldliness. earlier this week he said church leaders have become narcissistic. he spent closed door sessions with 8 cardinals. f and francis, who reacted angrily to the ship wreck off of the italian island on thursday, said that friday was also a day of tears for the victims. but his gentleler side was also on display. he said it was natural that they should fight and even broke bread. but said that at the end of the day they should m

we caught up with jake gyllenhaal. we asked him about the best investing advice he ever got. >> i've seen the financial ups and downs of the business and never had much security. i think creating your own security is the best part. being able to put something aside, even if it's in small increments. >>> and we also caught up with curtis jackson. aka 50 cent. he created an album called "get rich or die trying." >> be careful. hold onto your money. a lot of times your ideas are enough. >> all right. coming up. he's back. >>> he should have put a penny in to realize it ain't going to go a penny more. >> what america's most famous negotiator can teach washington about making a deal. less gold. less gold returns for us. next. ♪ [ male announcer ] staying warm and dry has never been our priority. our priority is, was and always will be serving you, the american people. so we improved priority mail flat rate to give you a more reliable way to ship. now with tracking up to eleven scans, specified delivery dates, and free insur

jake? >> let's walk through this for a second. also want to bring in evan perez at the justice department. so we know this began shortly after 2:15 eastern time. she was at the white house and her car, i was told her car hit a barrier. evan, do we know yet if she was trying to ram it definitively or still just that it hit? >> reporter: no. there's no indication she was trying to ram the bollards or trying to get to the white house. as you know that area very well, you have to go some distance between the bollards to actually get on to the white house property itself. there's parking lots and so on, parking areas nearby. but it does appear that she struck some of these as she was trying to get away. we're told by law enforcement sources that there was a very high speed chase, speeds of up to 80 miles an hour perhaps on constitution avenue as they were fleeing, trying to get her to stop, then this scene that the video shows very well is over near garfield circle, which is on the west side of the capitol, of the capitol grounds. the

i'm jake tapper. welcome to the lead. we'll begin with the money lead, live from capitol hill with just eight hours to go until the debt ceiling deadline, the mere promise of a promise has them partying. the dow jumped 200 points in reaction to news that a debt ceiling deal had been reached in the senate, and that's before the ink on the deal was even dry. we'll get to the politics of this all in a moment. but first, cnn's zain asher is live at the new york stock exchange with more on the stock surge. zain? >> reporter: hi, jake. yeah, so much excitement here on wall street, so much optimism. you know, not even a ratings agency giving us a warning card was enough to deter investors. traders have been trying to block out the noise and focus squarely on the fact that they believe that they know that a deal is going to get done. at one point, the dow surged 206 points. i've been speaking to traders all morning. i said, there's no deal just yet, so why the optimism? they say, look, we know how washington

jake tapper is here.e you surprised at the end, the president slams the republicans for the government shutdown, for their opposition to obama care, and turns what was almost like a sort of a pitch for obama care an inpoe mechelle, if you will, call this number and you can get through, operators are standing by to at the end, he makes this direct turn and goes after the republicans? no, because president obama when i was a white house correspondent when they were doing health care. he really did -- be there were many efforts on capitol hill. it passed as a partisan bill but there were many efforts on capitol hill for it not to be a partisan bill for republican ideas to be included and that was a big source of frustration. i know in the white house, obviously, the president is still resentful of the fact that republicans -- he attempted to bring them on board to do this bill and then they were not part of it and they have been trying to block it as we saw with the shutdown. one final point. we still don't

locutor: jake johnson, en estrecha batalla por la bandera cuadros.la cabeza y jake johnson dÁndole alcance! locutor: johnson ve una posibilidad. se prepara para adelantapor la izquierda [voz en altoplante] parece que smith y johnson estÁn cambiando posiciones. [impacto de caída] [voz en altoplante] johnson cae de la mÁquina, esta perdido. locutor: pero lo peor viene ahora... >>¡oh, dios mÍo! [voz altoparlante] hay otro competidor caÍdo en la pista. ¡por favor, mantengan la calma! locutor: johnson estÁ forzando demasiado su moto... ¡bre-acelera! lucha por recuperar estabilidad, pero termina siendo catapltad [♪] tres motoristas logran evitar los obstÁculos, pero brian smith los ve muy tarde. [impacto] el impacto es taniolento, que las motocicletas se destro ahora johnson y smith estÁn desprotegidos en la pista. [ruidos diversos] asombrosamente, johnson logra salir caminando del terrible accidente. >>mirÉ la motocicleta. estaba partida en dos. y claro, habÍa sido bastante peor de lo que pensÉen ese momento, no supe que alguien mÁs habÍa chocado. locutor

. >>> new jersey high school seen josh jake has been playing football since third grade. at the age of 17, he's already had two serious concussions. >> when i hit the ground, my head was ringing and it hurt so bad. >> reporter: did you realize in that moment that you were not the same kid you were five minutes before? >> yeah. just didn't have everything there, really couldn't think. had memory loss. didn't really know where i was and what i was doing. >> reporter: the second time his mom rushed him to the emergency room. and even though he was wearing a helmet, the injury was more severe. >> a helmet at this point, that's not going to protect you from a concussion, maybe from a skull fracture, but not from the trauma on the brain. >> reporter: a new report released today by the institute of medicine reaches a startling conclusion. while helmet and mouth guard use is important, there is limited evidence that current models reduce the risk of concussions. this neurologist has been seeing the results first hand. >> wearing a helmet does not give you immunity from head injur

it is really remarkable, jake.days, seven days in from the shutdown, ten days out from america defaulting, and these two guys are just talking at each other through us. it is absolutely remarkable. i was saying in the green room that i'm so lucky now that i have a 2-year-old because i now understand better how to cover congress. >> it's true. ramesh, i have to say, assuming you're a republican, i know you're conservative, i assume you're republican, your party is taking quite a beating in the polls. they don't seem to like anybody right now, but they really don't like republicans. is this a bad strategy politically? >> i have never thought the strategy made any sense. congressional republicans, a lot of them seem to think this isn't hurting too much. some of them even think things are going their way. i don't think either side is feeling enough pain that this is going to be brought to an end any time in the next couple days. >> is that because their districts are so jerry manderred that it's all the conservatives i

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >> nobody asked that question before. >>> the national lead. my sit-down with dick cheney, from torture to the debt to what heaven might look like and what about reports that the u.s. started eavesdropping on allies during the bush/cheney administration? i'll ask the former veep why spy on our friends? >>> plus -- >> i really believe the republican party is in trouble. >> the politics lead. cheney refusing to shy away from the problems ailing his beloved gop but there is one up and coming senate candidate who has his unwavering support. his daughter, liz. >>> and in our national lead, breaking just moments ago, remember when a texas lawmaker filibustered a strict new abortion law only to have the legislature pass it anyway in a special session? well, a u.s. district judge just threw that law out. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. in the national lead, we begin by asking of the president those two questions that always seem to go hand

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> the national lead. it's the most promising news since this partial government shutdown began. a possible deal to raise the debt ceiling, if only for six weeks. we'll talk to one house republican leader who even says defunding obama care is off the table. okay. great. what about reopening the government? >>> the politics lead. face-to-face. will the president and the speaker emerge with a deal when they meet minutes from now? we'll talk to legendary journalist bob woodward, who wrote a compelling account of their last debt ceiling feud. >>> and the money lead. the closing bell on wall street. every single day this week it's been a loser for the stock market but that changed today. just a hint of a debt limit deal was enough to send the dow skyrocketing. good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. welcome to "the lead." we will begin, of course, with the national lead. the dow closing up over 300 points, the markets surging as word spread about a potential solutio