jake?in/obama relationship, along with places in ukraine, syria, just compare it to the early 1960s where nuclear war was a real threat. tonight's episode of the cnn documentary series "the sixties" focuses on that time and on the cold war. >> early on in the '60s, you had this backdrop and it was palpable fear in the united states and in the soviet union, that the two sides were going to get into a nuclear war. >> that was presidential historian robert dallek. he's author of "camelot's court." for an historical sake, history sake, can you compare the obama/putin relationship with any other similar relationship? >> well, jake, we're light years away from the '60s now but i think the similarity is that both sides understand both obama and putin understand, you have to talk. you can't just ignore each other. we live in a dangerous world. both sides have nuclear weapons and you can't just walk away and turn your back on each other and, also, the interconnections over the economy. after all, th

because he ran. >> jake jumps on his recovered bike and shoves the camera phone in his pocket.s 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 $2500 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 breaking g

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. five members of the taliban released from gitmo. some say they put the going rate on the heads of soldiers. and why some of his comrades say he wasn't worth it. >>> the fbi is anxious to find this man and they need your help. >>> the politics lead. you know the zip code, the stars who live there but did you know there's a political battle going on in beverly hills that is as insane as any reality show? good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. after five years in enemy hands, sergeant bowe bergdahl is currently listed in stable condition at a hospital in germany. he's a free man. this caused a lot of controversy back home. events moved fast and there was fear until the very last minute that something could go wrong. in recent days, taliban negotiators put the piece together and in the final hours before the swap, they made the unusual move of communicating directly with the taliban, according to a u.s. official. they flew near the afghan/pakistan b

jake? >> michelle, i just want to play that sound, president obama talking about the principle that he was operating under when they agreed to do this swap. >> regardless of the circumstances, whatever those circumstances may turn out to be, we still get an american soldier back if he's held in captivity. period. full stop. we don't condition that. >> we don't condition that. strong words from the president, michelle. did president obama or anyone on his team talk about potential punishment for bergdahl? >> reporter: yeah. i mean, the president said that that's not being discussed right now. but we are hearing from others, including the joints chief of staff that this is going to be looked into and it's not as if the army is going to turn a blind eye if there was misconduct on the part of bergdahl. but all in this kind of explaining and spelling it out, it's not sitting well with these high-ranking members of congress. it's not so much that the white house secured the release of bergdahl fo

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live from the neuseum in washington, jake tapper starts washington, jake tapper starts now -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com great news about the capture of the suspected instigator of the benghazi attacks. why did it take so long to do that when cnn found him more than a year ago? i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." he is a key suspect in the attacks on u.s. diplomatic posts one year and nine months later, he is finally in u.s. government hands and going to be tried on u.s. soil. is that the right call? >>> also in world news, militants on the march. a city fewer than 40 miles from baghdad could be the next to fall. how soon could the terrorists with isis be in the capital of iraq, and what's to some them from killing everybody once they arrive? and the politics lead. benghazi, iraq and who knows what else could come up during the town hall that will hillary clinton will be holding live here on cnn in just minutes. we're inviting you to ask the questions. good afternoon, everyone. we're live from the shrine to all things journalism. the newseum here in washington, d.c. we're just

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jake? >> thank you, martin. >>> coming up, high praise from rick perry, complementing hillary clinton's career from first lady to secretary of state. what gives? >>> plus, this has become the norm. those words from mr. obama after the most recent shooting. you know that dream... on my count. the one where you step up and save the day? make it happen. (crowd) oh no... introducing verizon xlte. hey guys, i got it right here! we've doubled our 4g lte bandwidth in cities coast to coast. so take on more. with xlte. for best results, use verizon. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. [ female announcer ] the sun powers life. ♪ and now it powers our latest innovation. ♪ introducing the world's only solar-powered home energy system, which can cut your heating and cooling bills in half. call now to get up to 1,700 dollars back or special financing on select lennox home comfort systems. offer ends june 13th. plus down

. >> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington, d.c. in just a few minutes, president obama is scheduled to deliver a statement on the growing crisis in iraq and what the u.s. government plans to do about it. several u.s. officials tell us that the pentagon has presented the president with a plan that would send up to 100 u.s. special forces into iraq. they would help advise the iraqi military collect intelligence on the islamic militants of the group isis which has seized territory in northern iraq and is advancing closer to baghdad. the special operations teams would likely be made up of green berets, army rangers and navy s.e.a.l.s. president obama currently is meeting with his national security team right now. his statement which was previously scheduled to begin a half hour ago is now set for 1:15 eastern, in about 15 minutes. cnn, of course, covering this story from all the angles. we begin with senior white house correspondent jim acosta. jim? >> reporter: jake, as you said, the president is expected to come into the briefing roo

i'm jake tapper.ment expecting house majority leader eric cantor to come before the cameras for his first comments since his concession to david brat, who just bested the seven-term congressman in an historic primary upset. dman bash live at the capitol, feet from where cantor is about to speak. cantor is expected to be stepping down from leadership, as house majority leader at the end of the july. what does he do how to? >> reporter: well, before i get to that i will tell you, we have a little bit of news from a republican leadership source that the election to fill his slot and possibly other slots, if there's a domino effect, will be one week from tomorrow. so, that would be next thursday. and that's interesting for one really big reason, which is that the thinking in the parlor games of this house republican leadership election is that, the man who wants the job, house majority whip kevin mccarthy, now the number three, has a better chance at getting that in this happens quickly, if there aren't m

i'm jake tapper. the world lead now. the middle east descending into utter chaos. today another flash point that could thrust the conflict into renewed war. three israeli teens who varnished more than two weeks ago from a settlement in the contested west bank according to the israeli military were found and confirmed dead today by israeli officials. their bodies discovered in a field north of the town of hebron. almost immediately after reports of the bodies being found trickled out, cnn journalists spotted israeli fighter jets in gaza. weeks of security raids turned up nothing. israeli guards arrested more than 400 palestinians. five died in the clashes between the degree defense forces and members of hamas, the current partner of the palestinian coalition government. hamas considered a terrorist group by both israel and the united states. hamas applauded but did not take credit for the kidnap. mahmoud abbas is condemned the kidnappings, that was not enough for israel. prime minister benjamin netanya

jake tapper starts right now. >>> a sideline summit in normandy, france. i'm jake tapper. this is the "lead." the world lead. they look like a couple at a wedding. president obama and vladimir putin cannot avoid each other at d-day. the politics lead, more leaks coming out from hillary clinton's new book. how much trash does she talk about sarah palin? you might be surprised. and also in world news -- >> these letters and my mother's love is the reason why i think i feel like i know them. >> stephen colbert sharing us the story of his uncle eddie who fought on d-day, on this, the 70th anniversary of the invasion that saved the world. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." we begin with the world lead. on this day 70 years ago, 1944, allied forces led an assault against nazis on the beaches of normandy. today is a day for remembering the more than 4400 allied service members who died in the d-day invasion as well as the veterans who survived the war that turned the tide of world war ii. how the world has changed since then. today the only known prisoner in the afg

jake? >> i want to go right now to cnn military analyst and retired air force colonel rick francona. colonel, explain the semantics being used here. special operations forces are obviously those special teams, navy s.e.a.l.s, army rangers, green berets, delta force, et cetera, why are they not considered ground forces? >> well, they are. i mean, this is just parsing words. and they're not -- and they say not going to be in a combat role. we always say if people are shooting at you, you're in a combat role. so these are primarily going to be army officers. these are going to be army special forces officers who are trained to do just this. they're going to go out there and work inside these iraqi brigades. it's very important that these brigades get back online. we've seen this total breakdown of the iraqi command structure. and these officers will be fully equipped to put this back in order. but it's -- i think we're fooling ourselves if we say we're not putting boots on the ground. >> senio

and jake operated the camera himself, which, in essence was much creepier.ather than having a full crew. it was small and intimate. >> he's like standing right above us all the time going, ah, a little faster. a little slower. a little more like, we're like -- >> jimmy: it's weird to have coaching in that particular venue. >> totally. >> i would be looking like, hey, jake, how's it going. he's like -- >> he shot some of it on an ipad. it didn't feel professional. >> jimmy: are you guys sure you're in a movie? >> yeah, i don't -- no one knows. i have done a few movies where i am naked. >> jimmy: yeah. you're naked in a lot of them. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i think the muppets is the only one where you kept your clothes on. >> but they were all naked. i have never seen kermit wear pants. that's who i learned from. yeah, but so, i think it became funny really quickly. i have to say, working with cameron, she can, you know, the expression just one of the guys, she sort of shatters that expression, because she shows, like, she's not trying to be a guy. she's being came

jake tapper has more on that right now on the lead". jake? >> anthrax. the word itself just sounds scary. how did dozens of government scientists, trained to handle anthrax end up in possible dangering? i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the breaking news. as many as 75 scientists working for the u.s. government now being treated for exposure to anthrax. how did such a lethal bacteria get out? is it a danger to the public right now? >>> the world lead with the militia of hard-core terrorists leaving a bloody trail across iraq, president obama today announces he is ready to send troops back to the nation he vowed to get us out of. is he breaking a promise of no boots on the ground? >>> the politics lead, he's a former lottery winner and deli owner from a democratic family and he'll slice your swiss cheese paper thin if you ask him. today in a secret vote, kevin mccarthy became the next leader of the republican party in the house of representatives. >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." breaking news in the national lead. just minutes ago,

i'm jake tapper, this is "the lead." the world lead, the tense moment that lived only in our imaginations until now. a taliban propaganda video showing the extraordinary handover of sergeant bergdahl. for the third day in a row, one of bergdahl's fellow soldiers will join "the lead" and talk about his feelings that bergdahl was a deserter. this time his squad leader in his first ever tv interview. >>> politics lead. hillary clinton will be staring at you in checkout lines. she's opening up about becoming a grandma, monica lewinsky, say it with me now, whether she'll run for president in 2016. >>> the money lead, owning a home, providing for a family, upward mobility. most people don't expect that anymore. what happened to that thing in this country we used to call -- what did we call it? oh, yeah, the american dream. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." the world lead, everyone has been talking about it for days. now as a new video finally gives us a look at the tension fraught moment when the taliban handed

because they don't have other brick and mortar stores but that's where we see formula retail like jake spade and others fall through the cracks it's typical i hope to see some variations it is a real problem that we don't necessarily address i agree >> thank you, commissioner for the question one of the issues it's to complicated we not seen any proposed language from my elected official that captures the jake spade with the initial definition the parent companies need to be naeflts established retail so in the example ms. burns gave the brick and mortgage stores a- that the owner company if you have more than 50 percent ownership if you're a formula retail then everything you own is formula retail that's whether or not it's at&t's an individual they're not formula retail if they're a holding company and own a lot of affiliate retails then you are. one last thing not mentions is that then if we do have the definition that could change as the ownership structure changes then we're evaluating a formula retail establishment and looking at the concentration of other formula retailers in th

i'm jake tapper. this is the "the lead." >>> people should not anticipate that this is something that is going to happen overnight. >> the world lead. president obama announcing he's holding off on any decision about helping iraq security forces beat back islamic militants but his mind is made up of one thing. >> we will not be sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq. >> you know who is sending in troops? iran, reportedly. so good news, everyone. the country designated by the u.s. responsible for the terror is stepping over the border to mop up the problem. what could go wrong? >>> also in world news, he's waited five years. bowe bergdahl's family, when will they finally reunite? good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." we begin with developing stories in the world lead. how the obama administration is going to be getting involved in the plan with iraq. first, sergeant bowe bergdahl is back in the u.s. at this hour. the man considered the only prisoner of the afghan war is in san antonio

i'm jake tapper. it this is the lead". you see this man? moments after this video was shot, he showed up dead. executed like hundreds of others by the islamist terrorists threatening to overtake iraq. what is the u.s. prepared to do about it? air strikes? maybe, but is the u.s. also considering a partnership with iran? the country that the u.s. government officially considers a state sponsor cienfuegos terrorism. and the politics lead today on the 40th anniversary of the publication of the legendary "all the president's men," bob woodward and carl bernstein, the butch and sundance of investigative journalism visit "the lead" to the discuss scandals and presidents past, frent and future. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the lead. we'll begin with the world lead as the iraq security forces trained by the u.s. are dragged out and executed by the hundreds. president obama may choose in the next few hours a course of action against the extremists overrunning that country. a white house official says th

i'm jake tapper and this is "the lead." president obama about to finish a meeting with the top four leaders of congress. will he emerge with a strategy to stop the bloodshed before it can reach baghdad? >>> the money lead. what does the government do when the nfl has a name that is racist? hit them right in the trademark. how a rare patent ruling is putting pressure on washington d.c.'s football team. >>> democrats will have a choice in 2016 between hillary clinton and hillary clinton, but there is a danger to being a likely front-runner this early even if you're not officially running for anything yet. >>> good afternoon, everyone, i'm jake tapper, welcome to "the lead." the most powerful people in the united states government in a single room right now. the dilemma before them, how to respond to the chaos seizing iraq? the top four members of congress could emerge from the white house any moment now after a private meeting with the president on iraq. the president weighing his options for days now on what action to take,

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jake halpern is the author. what is that paper? >> guest: "bad paper" is about this world that exists just beneath the surface that we don't know about. you don't pay your jam bill, your book club, over a certain amount of time the creditors sell instead of for pennies on the dollar and drops of the above-ground economy. then it is bought, sold, sometimes even stolen in this financial on the world that exists. this paper, a parcel of this debt, which they call paper gets stolen and becomes bad paper. my book is about a banker, a former banker and a former armed robbery go into business together and buy a billion and a half dollars worth of this credit-card debt for pennies on the dollar. it is up there, their partnership, and this said venture. the former armed robber tells into this underworld to track down who has possession of this step and try to put a stop to. and so it sounds crazy, but it really is actually the logical thing that happens in the absence of regulation, which is that the banker lens directly, i can't tell the a

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. >> our director, jake who is very kind, wanted us to feel safe. when it came time to shoot the sex tape, it was cameron, myself, and jake in a room together. he operated the camera himself. which, in essence, was much creepier than a whole crew. it was small and intimate. >> he's right above us all the time going, uh, a little faster. a little slower. a little more like, we're like -- >> jimmy: it's weird to have coaching. >> i would be looking like, hey, jake, how's it going. he's like -- >> he shot it on an ipad. it didn't feel professional. >> jimmy: are you sure you're in a movie? >> you don't know it, though. i have done a few movies where i am naked. >> jimmy: you're naked in a lot of them. i think the muppets was the only one you kept your clothes on. >> but they were all naked. i have never seen kermit wear pants. that's who i learned from. it became funny quickly. i have to say, working with cameron, um, you know, the expression just one of the guys. she sort of shatters that expression. she is not trying to be a guy. she's being cameron,

jake spades those are companies that have resources that go through a conditional use progress and the community should be mravrpt. furthermore, we believe it's a benefit to the business for them to engage in their local community they can learn more information by reaching out to the organizations. and hate ashbury association is actually, we do the holiday lights and engaging in the process all the people volunteering their effort and energy and resources are the local businesses. we feel that again, it must be a fair and level playing field we'll request that when you are formulating further review of the dings the subsidies do be included as well as planned locations. thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker. on this side of the room. >> hello, i'm kyle. i'm a resident of the mission district and currently work for supervisor campos on his campaign for the assembly. i've been working in various capacities and i'm going to focus on what we don't agree with in the proposal but several not unappreciative. i learned one of my favorite institutions was being pushed out of their pl

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jake tapper and jeff toobin joining me. jake, let me begin with you.this team leader, talking to you about after bowe bergdahl left -- i should say, was no longer at his post, what did he say to folks in this village? >> well, the team leader with whom i spoke, in the interview airing at the top of the hour, talked about, he was actually at the observation post with bowe bergdahl, knew bowe bergdahl, was surprised when bergdahl was not there the next day. was looking for him. two afghan children said that they had seen an american soldier crawling through the reeds earlier that day, and pointed in the direction of a village. and then he also said that in the ensuing couple days, he heard an interpreter pick up over the chatter that is listened to, the walkie-talkies that the taliban and insurgents speak to each other over, information that there was an american soldier who had come to a village known for a lot of taliban activity, seeking to talk to the taliban. so that's the team leader, evan, who spoke to me earlier today. again, we've reached out to

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at the same time, i think it was a long time for jake carney and a long-term for us. something about his style that was grating the best boy at the front of the class style and i think that annoyed a lot people and the way he ended up, the highs and the spin he had to provide were what the administration wanted him to provide. >> he made few mistakes which is significant, but he spent the career time and i seem to remember it was an evolution where he was challenging reporters like ed henry and others' motivation like they were partisan in asking certain questions. >> he managed to piss off a lot of reporters resigning over allegations of extremely long wait times for white house press conferences. it is the case of the reformed smoker who is particularly pious about preaching to other smokers and that happened, no longer as a reporter he looked on the il almosts of his professional. i don't think a press secretary has had a lot of credibility, back to mike morning curry. >> and the new fellow is a well liked figure. we will read your tweets as we do each week, your t

as our buddy jake sherman set it up, this leadership vote was an audition to fail. let's run through all this. angela, tell us about kevin mccarthy and what's going to change in the house. >> well, hopefully immigration. and by that, i mean there is the only potential that immigration reform has now is the fact that kevin mccarthy, as the new majority leader, is from a district in bakersville, california, that has 35% latino workers, latino population and even larger group of workers. and businesses who have told him repeatedly that they rely heavily on these migrant workers. in addition to that, he is well known for his relationship with silicone valley, being the bridge from the gop to the tech industry. and i'm thinking that if immigration reform advocates

nice round of applause for jake. come on over here, jake. what do you think? how did she do? >> first of all, she said hard choices a lot. i don't know if you picked up on that. >> trying to sell her book. >> that's the title of the book "hard choices." for the people that read the book with a lot of anecdotes are very much from that. i've seen her in a lot of different formats. this was her, at her best campaign format. she was on message and really trying to relate to the audience in some moments. especially talking about being a woman in leadership. there were a couple moments when you can tell she was speaking as a way not as candidate. i'm thinking when she talked about the gun lobby and referred to them as a radical minority terrorizing the majority. but christian did a wonderful job. we should give applause. [ applause ] i didn't learn a tremendous amount new, but i thought it was her at her best in terms of relating to an audience. >> i want to bring in john king. john, you listen very carefully. i'm listening there with you, you are taking a lot of notes. what jumped

is in for jake tapper. is in for jake tapper. "the lead" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a group of hard-core to extreme for al qaeda terrorists now controls a chemical weapon stockpile. you may be saying to yourself, wait, iraq has chemical weapons? i'm john berman and this is "the lead." the world lead on its bloody marching to baghdad, isis captures what was a saddam hussein chemical weapons plant, but the labels say expired. so can they do any damage in the hands of these terrorists? >>> the politics lead. >> i don't believe it. that's your problem. nobody believes you. >> how many times have you wanted to say something like that to the irs? paul ryan unloads on the head of the agency that makes you sweat after montz of e-mails go missing in the age where no information just goes missing. >>> the national lead. by the thousands, children pouring over the u.s. border sent by parents hoping they can stay. can texas wait for washington to do something? i'll ask the man there who

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jake? >> thank you so much. >>> president obama expressing some sker serious federations with congress, talking about immigration reform. i toss back to brooke baldwin. >> definite frustration. i will know you'll have much more at the top of the hour. mr. tapper, thank you so much. >>> we need to get to breaking news here at the moment. the first -- the bodies of those three missing israeli teens have been found amid accusations the militant group hamas kidnapped them and just moments ago israel says hamas will pay, and i'm quoting them, in it cold blood. hamas now responding, says any israeli attack will open the gates of hell. we will take you live to the west bank. >>> plus, general motors just announcing anothe recall. 8 million vehicles, and they're linked to crashes and deaths. stay right here. you do a lot of things great. but parallel parking isn't one of them. you're either too far from the curb. or too close to other cars... it's just a matter of time until you rip some guy's bump

hired marine jake deliberate oh he's a political researcher at the university of birmingham in the u.k. jake thanks for coming on thank you for having me ari so let's be clear about the insurgents we're talking about here who are the people that really make up isis and what's the extent of their control in iraq and then in the neighboring countries isis is primarily a group of domestic iraqis and syrians but however huge contingency of foreign fighters as well they have penetrated local groups local armed groups and manipulated them to be a part of their cause which is the disintegration of the modern iraq in the modern syrian state the toppling of the assad regime getting rid of the maliki government and installing some sort of extremist pseudo taliban asks type state they are nefarious they have they do not they're not favored by many iraqis in fact are recent polls indicate that iraqis do not support isis however what's interesting is about insurgencies in general is that they're able to gain power and they're able to manipulate local societies if the government is weak in their ter

welcome, jake. when you hear this and you here trying to focus on veterans and you don't come jean case says she sees this as an opportunity, that there's not really waning interest. are you saying the same thing? >> certainly i think most of my colleagues in this space fear kind of the 2018-2019 timeframe, the next five years post the afghanistan withdrawal and what that's going to mean for funding. i think that the cream of the crop, we've all heard the number 46,000 thrown around today as the number of nonprofit organizations with some charge in their mission to help veterans come home. i think that the best in class right now are trying to figure out ways to do better at measuring and showing progress. wayne robbins was a good talk about the work fda is doing to prove the efficacy of education, the return on investment. >> veterans of america. >> if you don't know that one by now, come on. and i think we need to do a better job of this but at the end of the day the veterans service organization

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i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the national lead. red flags and swasticas.ce are saying about the possible white supremacist ties. >>> also in national news, the truck driver that hurt funny man tracy morgan. he may have been awake for more than 24 hours before that horrific crash. and it's hillary clinton book week. she say she and bill were dead broke

thank you so much and don't forget to catch jake this afternoon.just learned shocking new claims about bowe bergdahl's mental health. records show it was administrative discharge from the coast guard but friends say it had much more to do with his state of mind. we will have all the details ahead. as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. now that's a pill worth taking. [ male announcer ] ocuvite. help protect your eye health. is. >> hello. a source this afternoon tells cnn that in the wake of his stunning defeat by a tea party republican, eric cantor will resign next month. that's cantor right there conceding last night. he didn't just lose, he was clobbered. an economics professor. the defeat of a leader as little known as cantor in a prima

this is going to need to happen a lot faster than this. >> all right, jake ward in san francisco, jakeand coming up, some of the world's largest websites declare an online war against the nsa. and while some syrians go to the polls tomorrow, others remain outside the country, just trying to survive. ♪ ♪ the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. ♪ ♪ >>> insurgent al jazerra america, i am john siegenthaler in new york. we have a lot to cover this half hour. an fbi manhunt after bomb materials are found in a san francisco apartment. plus we go to the first major american city to approve a 15-dollar an hour minimum wage, 70 years ago he was one of the thousands of para troopers to leap in to nomady. the army veteran s

jake tapper starts right now. >>> a sideline summit in normandy, france. i'm jake tapper.a couple at a wedding. president obama and vladimir putin cannot avoid each other at d-day. the politics lead, more leaks coming out from hillary clinton's new book. how much trash does she talk about sarah palin? you might be surprised. and also

. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper, it's a home coming five years in the making. but to what kind of home will sergeant bowe bergdahl return? will he be warmly welcomed as a man finally freed from enemy hands? or will he be branded a deserter? a charge coming from the number of soldiers with whom he served. the answer may lie in the new details starting to form a clearer picture of what really happened. >> in afghanistan with the white flag of the taliban waving and the wind kicked up by the black hawk helicopter, army sergeant bowe bergdahl walked free of his captors. and blinking in the sun, knowing his final steps on afghanistan soil a fire storm of controversy. >> there would be an exchange of sergeant bergdahl for five taliban. >> totally not following the law. >> i think it was just wrong. >> before the furor, there was joy. >> after nearly five years in captivity, their son bowe is coming home. >> as president obama announced the news of bergdahl's newfound freedom flanked by his parents, jannie and bob bergdahl. >> i want to say thank you to everyone who h

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