jake, got all four correct. four points for jake. back to your team. 20 points for each correct answer. >> your moment is gone. >> let's take a look at the scores. right now in third place, chris and don have 40 points. erin and john, 140 points in second place. taking the lead right now, jake and alisyn with 200 points. nicely done. [ cheers and applause ] >> up next, i love all the smack talk going on. >> can we start over? >> no, we're well into it. players give their teammates clues to help them identify a presidential photo. the photo that the guesser cannot see. point values go way up. we'll be right back. stay tuned. ready for another reason to switch to t-mobile. get 2 lines of unlimited 4g lte data for just $100 bucks a month. it's america's best unlimited family plan. and it's only at t-mobile. >>> welcome back to the cnn quiz show. three teams are competing to win money for their favorite charities. you can play along on twitter at cnn politics using the #cnn quiz. right now, in third place, chris and don. erin and john in

jake, got all four correct. four points for jake. go back to your team. 20 points for each correct answer. >> your moment is gone. come back now to the rest of us. >> let's take a look at the scores. right now in third place, chris and don have 40 points. erin and john, 140 points in second place. taking the lead right now, jake and alisyn with 200 points. nicely done. [ cheers and applause ] >> up next, i love all the smack talk going on. >> can we start over? >> no, we're well into it. it's all about teamwork coming up. players give their teammates clues to help them identify a presidential photo. the photo that the guesser cannot see. point values go way up. we'll be right back. stay tuned. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. is it crazy that your soccer trophy hey, girl. is talking to you right now? it kinda is. it's as crazy as you not rolling over your old 401k. cue the horns... just har

jake, got all four correct. four points for jake.o back to your team. 20 points for each correct answer. >> your moment is gone. >> come back now with the rest of us. >> let's take a look at the scores. right now in third place, chris and don have 40 points. erin and john, 140 points in second place. taking the lead right now, jake and alisyn with 200 points. nicely done. [ cheers and applause ] >> up next, i love all the smack talk going on. >> can we start over? >> no, we're well into it. players give their teammates clues to help them identify a presidential photo. the photo that the guesser cannot see. point values go way up. we'll be right back. stay tuned. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain. "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to seq

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. egypt retaliates scrambling its fighter jets to libya after isis signs a new video message for the west with blood. 21 egyptian christians murdered on video and their killers vow to conquer rome. but do u.s. officials have any clue who the english-speaking executioner making his bloody debut is? >>> plus one man's rampage terrorizes denmark's capital, targeting police cartoonists and jews. officials say the suspect went to prison. he was a run of the mill gang member but did he come out a home-grown islamic extremist? we will talk to a bystander snared in the middle of the shots. >>> and the national lead. states of emergency up and down the east coast. 55 million people shivering through wind chills so cold, they can actually kill. >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin today with our world lead. the isis war against the west. spreading even more as egypt now volunteering its pilots and jets to help wipe these terroris

"the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> a wrong turn. turning a morning commute into a gruesome disaster. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead "oif. a national lead. a fire official says his ford pickup truck got trapped on the treks before a metrolink speared it sending passengers flying. four of the passengers their lives in the balance as we speak. but did california officials know that this crosses was potentially unsafe? >>> the world lead. london police say these three teenagers are in syria potentially with the terrorists of isis. investigators say they were likely lured by another young woman from the uk seduced by their warped ideology. >>> the politics lead. this is the fabulous life of an illinois congressman, chartered flights concerts all documented on instagram. now congressional investigators want to know if the congress ma paid for any of it with your money. >> announcer: this is cnn's breaking news. >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." we'll begin today with breaking news on our world lead. a few moments ago, three a

jake? >> to give people our viewers, just some idea of how big the mall of america is if they haven't been there before 11,000 people work at the mall 40 million people walk miles and miles of corridors each year. how is the mood there today? >> reporter: well it's kind of mixed. some people are kind of taking this in stride saying look if it happens, it happens. i'm going to keep shopping here. but one woman told us she's scared she brings her kids in here. this is a huge mall as you mentioned. it's got an amusement park inside. you said 40 million people go in and out of here. this is one of those things a so-called soft target. it's got more than a dozen entrances and like every mall in america, it is very easily accessible to the public. but another point of concern you mentioned al shabab they have recruited about two dozen young somali americans from this minneapolis area to go and fight with al shabab in somalia. many of them died one became a suicide bomber. now isis is recruiting y

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the national lead. a snow emergency in new england. so much snow that they can't even ship it out of town quick enough. roofs are now collapsing under the weight of the third major winter storm in as many weeks, and more is on the way. >>> the world lead. some of the most intense violence europe has seen in years as russia tries to bite off another piece of ukraine. today, president obama saying how deep the u.s. could wade in. >>> also in world news days of agony. an american family clinging to hope that their daughter held by isis may still be alive. they make a personal plea to those brutal terrorists. >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i am jake tapper. we start with the national lead. the desperate situation in the northeast of the united states as even more snow falls. as we speak, as of today, boston has broken this record according to the national weather service. boston has seen more snow in the past 30 days than at any other point in the city's hi

my colleague jake tapper. "the lead" starts right now. >>> a rare and unreal video with all too real consequences. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> the world lead. you see it out of the corner of your eye, don't believe it's actually happening until it's too late. a plane in taiwan careening into a bridge. now at least 31 people are dead as investigators go back through the frame by frame video. will they see anything that explains why this happened? >>> and isis put the jordanian pilot in a cage and they watched him burn. the terrorists still have an american aid worker in their hands. what does the terrorist group have planned for her? >>> and the national lead. a metro north train ride transformed into a desperate rush to escape an inferno but there were four high profile accidents on metro north rail in 2013. could anything have been done to stop this one? >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with our world lead. it's a sight we almost never get to see. usually we on

i'm jake tapper. the sports lead now.rmed that this year's super bowl matchup was the most watched show in american television history. drawing more than 114 million viewers, it also set records in social media as the most talked about super bowl ever on facebook and on twitter. but none of that i guess is really a surprise considering how the game ended. our seattle viewers might want to get back under the covers before we show this again. it was this last play the last minute interception at the 1 yard line that ended the seattle seahawks' bid for becoming back-to-back super bowl champions. the new england patriots won, making quarterback tom brady a four-time champion. nbc says more than 114 million viewers watched, as i said. with all those eyeballs it's no wonder advertisers were willing to spend top dollar for commercial time. that brings us to our money lead. it cost a record $4.5 million, $4.5 million for just 30 seconds of ad time during the game. that is a ghastly amount of money but from an advertiser's perspec

jake would. -- wood. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, this marks a historic event for the veteran community. clay hunt was an amazing and man. it is fitting we are here to sign a bill into law with his name on it. i first met clay in the marine corps. i saw an bodied in hand -- embodied in him the ideal. and afghanistan during our second to her, he was frustrated. i ask him then, why are you here? is said, i'm here for you, jake. that was the type of guy clay was. clay left the marine corps is a proud veteran. i went down to haiti with team rubicon. clay, singer efforts unfold, took off by himself to join us in the ground. when he arrived, he said it looked like we needed some help. he flashed his trademark cheapest grin -- sheepish grin. he struggled to find a job that would provide him the same sense of purpose he had in uniform. he longed for the days when he was surrounded by his brothers and sisters in arms. i'm it is challenges, clay believed it was the job of the a to care for him and others. he

jake? >> thank you so much. these arrests in new york may be just the beginning. could they reveal even more plots in the works? more plots being perhaps more carefully crafted right here in the united states? the fbi says it is tracking home-grown violent extremists but wait until you hear just how widespread this problem may be. that's next. mouths are watering, lemons are squeezing and stomachs are growling. or is it just me? every minute between you and red lobster's lobsterfest feels like an eternity. and who could blame you for craving our largest variety of succulent lobster dishes all year? dishes like dueling lobster tails. with one tail topped with creamy shrimp and a second tail stuffed with tender crab. i was hungry already and now you show me lobster lover's dream® let's make this dream a reality. a delicious, delicious reality. but one that won't last forever, so hurry in. your eyes really are unique. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. that's why there's ocuvit

but also jake, authorities in the u.s. want to learn from this and try to glean information so they can prevernlt ant a similar attack in the homeland. >> thank you so much pamela brown. >>> when we come back how do you battle a terrorist group that is so skilled at propaganda? the obama administration has admitted it's been a struggle but they now say that they believe they can by targeting certain communities in the u.s. with information. that new plan, next. >>> plus nashville hit with its worse ice storm in 20 years. states of emergency issued across the south and the northeast digging out from yet another storm, believe it or not. that's ahead. add breathe right to your cold medicine shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. and look for the calming scent of new breathe right lavender in the sleep aisle. jack's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today, his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you

we'll send it to jake tapper. my colleague "the lead" starts now. >>> the last american hostage today confirmed dead. now isis wants more. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. her life cut far too short. kayla mueller, the american aid worker who lived to make the world a better place kidnapped by terrorists and today confirmed killed. some of her family and friends are set to speak publicly in minutes, and we will bring that to you right here live. >>> plus kayla mueller was the last american held by isis but now brave new warnings from u.s. intelligence officials that more americans may not be safe from the terrorist group's clutch pfz. >> and the national lead. she looks more like -- this 63-year-old's con artist duped the tsa and got on planes without a ticket not once but twice. if she can swindle security should we be more concerned who else is getting onto our planes? good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." breaking news in our world lead where we're waiting for the family of kayla

because he ran. >> jake jumps on his recovered bike and shoves the camera phone in his pocket.ation 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 sleeping late when he hears noise and breaking glass do

jake? >> nick paton walsh, thank you for that important report. please stay safe. >>> in national news a deadly health scare is raising concern about safety at one of the nation's top hospitals. nearly 200 patients may have been exposed to the superbug cre. the outbreak occurred between october 2014 and january of this year. health officials say at least seven people were infected and two of their deaths were linked to the drug resistant bacteria. cnn's national correspondent kyung lah is live in los angeles. we have cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta live. first, does the hospital know what caused these infections? >> reporter: well ucla medical services has narrowed it down to two particular scopes. these scopes are referred to as endoscopes. if you have ever gone to the hospital it's used often to examine your pancreas. they say there was an insufficiency in the process and somehow, these scopes were the ones that transmitted this superbug patient to patient. essentially

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. police everywhere frantically trying to find her. now in what isis claims is her first interview, the most wanted woman in the world, the suspected terrorist, says she wants others to follow in the footsteps of her late husband. >>> the national lead. three murders fueled by rage at the very least, but the victims' families say hate also directed at muslims is what stoked the gunman. today, new information that hints at the alleged killer's history of anger. >>> and the politics lead. today, president obama, the leader of the free world, as you have never seen him before. but will use selfie sticks to sell his signature health care law get anyone to sign up? >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with our world lead today. the widow at the center of a worldwide terror dragnet reappeared in a cover story on an isis magazine. there are no pictures but an isis affiliated journal says it interviewed hayat boumeddiene and sh

joining us on the panel tonight, from "the lead with jake tapper," jake tapper. >> jake!rry: and host of foxsports.com "no filter," katie nolan. cohost of "race wars" podcast, comedian sherrod small. sherrod. and currently on tour with john mulaney, comeade an seaton smith. okay katie i arev to start with you. >> i know i know. >> larry: i know you're a big patriots fan. partisan crowd here, partisan crowd. and everybody knows the patriots are cheaters. everybody knows that. by the way, if you don't say they're cheaters, then you get into the lying thing. >> right keeping it 100. >> larry: right. >> got it. >> larry: i already said that brady keeps it 70. are you disappointing that he didn't have the balls to just straight up lie? >> he had the balls. they just got taken into the bathroom and-- i don't -- >> would you rather have him lie than give that kind of half-truth there. >> the answer to the question, larry, is we don't know for sure if he's lying. but if we were to find out that he were lying, i would wish that he would have told the truth. but i-- i don't think -

jake? >> very interesting. barbara starr, thank you so much. as iraqis start to prepare for this major offensive, explosions from the coalition air campaign continue to echo in both iraq and syria. overnight u.s. and allied fighter jets bombing 15 isis targets in those two countries. i want to go to cnn senior international correspondent ben wedeman. he just got back from gwer where that latest assault on kurdish forces transpired a few nights ago. what are kurdish officials saying about this planned offensive on mosul? do they think it will work? >> reporter: well, we spent much of the day with one of the commanders of the sectors on the kurdish front lines and he was very skeptical. he said that if this is going to involve the iraqi army he said simply it's impossible. they have very little faith in the iraqi army. it was only last june of course that they essentially threw down their arms and ran away when isis took over mosul, and of course leaving behind huge amounts of heavy weaponry

what do jake and chelsea have in common? little pony ♪ >> reporter: both are huge fans of my little pony. for those not familiar, my little pony is a cartoon and toy franchise owned by hasbro. the show mainstream and up for a cameo in a super bowl ad. >> apple jack. >> sparkle -- >> rain dough dash. >> piggy the party pony. >> reporter: little girls are the target demographic. >> the show is about little ponies who face problems, they become friends and they have to work together to solve every problem. >> well animated well written. >> reporter: surprisingly, grown women and men are into it too. >> a brony is an older man who likes the show "my little pony." >> reporter: it's a slightly touchy subject. >> they try to paint us as we're pathetic basement dwellers people living in their motorher's basement. no i'm not some out of shape, lazy, man-child. i have served my country dutifully for 11 years. i also like pastel-colored, talking ponies. got a problem with that? >> reporter: you know who doesn't have a problem with that

jake? starr, thank you so much. >>> coming up a terrifying moment for parents of a suburban chicago day care. five babies all of them too young to be vaccinated have been diagnosed or suspected of having the measles. local health officials do not know the source of the illness. what can parents of babies do to keep their children safe? that's next. >>> plus a congressional staffer forced to resign after his racist comments are exposed. what did he say? why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... a

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. president obama says there will not be an invasion there will not be an occupying force but with 20,000 foreign fighters now flocking to fight with isis is this new authorization enough? >>> and she died in captivity. held hostage by fanatical new terrorists. now harrowing details that kayla mueller may have been given to an isis commander and forced to be his wife. >>> the national lead. she danced at her wedding just a month ago. now this woman, her husband and her sister all of them are gone shot in the head in north carolina. her father says the gunman killed them because they were muslims. >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. you have just been listen to president obama making possibly one of the most important speeches of his presidency. he just spelled out his case to congress for using military force in the war against isis. this is the first time since the iraq war that the full congress will vote on a comma

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. he was a critic of islam who stood up for free speech abroad and he was slaughtered with knives and machetes today. his wife was forced to watch him die. the u.s. state department says he was killed because of his beliefs. he was middle class. he was university educated. he even liked "the simpsons" but he became a terrorist who sawed the heads off innocent people. now new details on how british agents may have missed their chance to stop jihadi john. >>> and the national lead. a trail of tragedy across rural missouri. a gunman kills seven people. authorities still don't know why. we will go there live. good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. some breaking news right now on our politics lead. amid what seems like a rash of terrorist threats, in minutes u.s. lawmakers will vote on funding for the department of homeland security, funding that will dictate whether or not thousands of workers, people charged with keeping you and me safe

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. isis blazing a trail of terror across iraq. now the terrorists have taken a town and are trying to push into an air base where there are hundreds of u.s. troops. how vulnerable are these americans? >>> the buried lead. they could literally freeze to death. 26 people marooned in the antarctic circle. their fishing boat stuck in the ice 900 miles away from land. we will talk to a commander on the coast guard cutter in the middle of a rescue attempt to save them. >>> plus the politics lead. bogey and bacall they are not but two supreme court justices who agreed on practically nothing are chums, even going on exotic vacations together. >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we have breaking news in the politics lead today. just in the last few minutes, a democratic governor has resigned after members of his own party said he needed to go. we will tell you much more about this story and how it came to this later this hour. >>> first,

jake? >> we share their hopes that this is just propaganda from isis and not anything indicating something worse. barbara starr at the pentagon thank you. jordan's government insists that this is just a cynical attempt by isis to create friction between the coalition. the foreign minister went so far as to call the claim an old and sick trick. officials there have good reason not to believe a word isis says. let's go live to cnn's atika shubert. isis tried to deceive officials by negotiating a prisoner swap with a hostage they had already killed. we know in jordan officials there think isis can't be trusted at all, of course. >> reporter: exactly. jordan says they are investigating this but they say there is good reason to believe this is nothing but propaganda and a p.r. stunt. they say they have been negotiating with them for a month now only to learn in the last few days of course that mu'ath al kaseasbeh, the jordanian air pilot was brutally murdered weeks ago. as far as the jordanian g

jake? >> pamela brown, thank you so much. >>> president obama is expected to start speaking any minute about the threat of isis and violent extremism. what will he say about the latest savage killings by the terrorist group and the terrorist attacks in denmark? the president's live speech coming up after the break. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." any minute now we are expecting president obama to address the global threat of isis. our senior white house correspondent jim acosta joins me now. althou

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. every time he appeared on camera you steeled yourself for another ghastly scene. until today we only suspected he hailed from london but now the world knows his name. does that help or hurt the global mission to stop him? >>> the national lead. new details about the three new yorkers arrested for allegedly conspiring to join isis. the fbi sounding the alarm about isis recruiting. how many could be lurking in the shadows? >>> plus the politics lead a key conservative gathering kicking off in washington today, potential presidential candidates galore taking the stage. the campaign has not started but the fireworks and insults sure have. we will take you there live. good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin today with our world lead. today the fbi made a stunning admission. the u.s. is losing the battle to stop isis recruiting on the internet. in front of congress the director of the fbi's counter terrorism unit conceded that whi

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. ♪ ♪ >> larry: welcome-- welcome back. i want to get more into relationships and the unique challenges that black women may face. here is another clip want to show. >> i am a cousin who i said couldn't marry. couldn't keep his-- in his pants expect with a quite woman then the fool goes and kills the white woman. >> larry: apologize forshowing these obscure clips that is from how to get away with murderment i don't know if you have seen this. another one of these bro shows. >> but talk about interracial dating. i want to say, you brought this up you have some funny things to say about this. do you feel it is a unique challenge as a black woman in dating. >> i say that black women and asian men are at the bottom of the dating totem pole. it's true. like ask around. >> larry: the dating totem po

jake just said you are not going to find it. and then i think as a fall back to that like bob alluded to, depression is a huge part of that, because i think at some point you finally reaize, i am not going to get there again. i am not going to be able to find that high again. and then what do you do? what do you do from there? you have to be able to channel that energy you have harnessed up in -- inside of you to do something and i think to get back to the compassion part of it i am not going to speak for everyone here but i can speak for myself every day is a gift. i have a true appreciation for this thing we call life. in is a biological response they are talking about too. you know, you get over there and having biological response to stress. you know, it shoots this that way and this the other way and then you come back and that dro through the floor. >> rose: and it happened to chris kyle. >> that happened to chris. >> there is the other quote it is good war is so terrible lest we grow fond of it i don't want anybody to wal

meantime sitting next to me you got jake tapper.ts right now. >>> who is this new english-speaking messenger for isis? i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. egypt retaliates scrambling its fighter jets to libya after isis signs a new video message for the west with blood. 21 egyptian christians murdered on video and their killers vow to conquer rome. but do u.s. officials have any clue who the english-speaking executioner making his bloody debut is? >>> plus one man's rampage terrorizes denmark's capital, targeting police cartoonists and jews. officials say the suspect went to prison. he was a run of the mill gang member but did he come out a home-grown islamic extremist? we will talk to a bystander snared in the middle of the shots. >>> and the

it got serious in there. >> you were teamed up with jake tapper. >> i was teamed up with jake tappere it will be funny. we'll be humiliated. he said you are study, are you not? alison? he would send me e-mails saying which president had the most children. quizzing me beforehand like a pop quiz because he would say i hope you're books. you'll take this seriously. okay. i'll read a book on it. >> are you still talking to him? i thanked him. i would have been even more humiliated had he not forced me to study a little bit. >> so let's back up and tell us more about the show itself. >> it's going to be high stakes competition. that's what you'll see tonight. >> what do you win? >> you win money for your favorite charities. jake and i are playing for homes for our troops. they make specially designed homes for severely injured vets from afghanistan and iraq. there is a lot of money and bragging rights against the other anchors. >> i'll test your knowledge because you said you were studying. >> i expunged it all from my brain. >> no you have not. >> during the civil war lincoln personally

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead.sident obama will lay out how the u.s. intends to win not just the physical war against isis but the battle against what he calls the propagandaists recruiters and enablers encouraging brutality everywhere. what will the president say? >>> and they beheaded people on camera, burned others alive. just when you think isis has run out of gruesome tactics, the iraqi ambassador to the united nations now making this outrageous claim that he says isis is butchering people to

neurologically al jazeera's science correspondent jake ward joins us.t does the research tell us about that? >> well, it's really - when you look at the sheer number of horos that poverty seems to inflict on children, it's hard to know where to begin. the most tangible version of the research that we know affects the brain has to do with how it affects the brain specifically the development of white and grey matter, the hippocampus, some of the most important parts of the brain. one study found that living in deep poverty caused white and grey matter to not grow as fast as it needed to, facilitating communication in the brain. the hippocampus turning short term into long term memories was stunted, and the emigulo all were stunted. it leads researches to cognitive disorders, antisocial behaviour and worse. we are see true tangible effect of living in poverty. >> when we do the research, are we talking about environmental factors, the places where poor children live, or the nutrition they get for the stimulation that the environment provides. what is it t

i feel inadequate in the presence of jacob and jake, who have been in combat.hey make me feel inadequate. we feel inadequate because the person who is the one who should be adequate is in a cemetery somewhere. all of us feel inadequate to the individual. as a veteran that drives us. it drives are compassion. i look for the -- the veterans are doing great things. talk about what jake and team rubicon are doing, what about other service organizations. i was with vice president biden at the student veterans of american. and he challenged them he said you are the future leaders of the country. the kind of leadership experience you get is a veteran is the kind you need in this country. i don't want the american public to take away that every veteran is somehow damaged. they aren't. we have great veterans who are making substantial contributions to this country. >> two of them are right here. >> absolutely. >> tell me about your own personal experience coming back. >> i did my first tour with the surge in iraq. it was a tough to her. -- it was a tough tour. we lost a

it is true and jake's reporting is absolutely correct, they don't like to say it publicly.d to do this a little bit more behind the scenes. but behind the scenes the jordanians are the fiercest fighters. they have been the most committed. it has been the turks who have been more ambivalent. it's the saudis who have been more willing to do it yununilateral unilaterally by sending their own jihadooeihadisjihadis. the yord -- jordanian military is very impressive. he knows the battledfieldfield in iraq like the back of his hand. but this gives them an opportunity to talk about it publicly. this is utterly un-islamic. the king of jordan has a unique road here. he's said to be a direct descendent of the prophet muhammad. if he were to take that historical authority and wait and say this is a travesty of the religion i think it would carry weight not just in jordan but the entire arab world. >> we were just playing some of the video of people amassing in amman now, yelling, calling for revenge. what do you think revenge will look like? >> almost certainly, you know, redoubled eff

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i mean, i'm not going to lie. >> jake hector will be shocked.nuity reigns supreme. >> the toothbrushes in the vent are for like when i wash my socks out, i hang them up there. that way they dry faster because. heat. >> lip care and m&m. put in a little bit of water and there you go! >> some of the ingenuity we've seen in jail is quite extraordinary, actually. >> this is a thermos, homemade thermos. mt. dew bottle, some cups, keep your hot water warmer longer. >> we'll show you how to make the recliner and it's just a kick it lounge, or barka lounge. >> i think most people crave creature comforts a lot of those don't exist in jail. so inmates will come up with ways to try to replicate those as best as possible like creating shower heads out of deodorant bottles. >> shower is a real -- they spray out real wide with a fine mist and you will freeze your ass off. so we take these here from a deodorant, with we knock the ball out and take a string and cut this right here off and then you got your shower head. >> want to see us make one? >> we have a p

i'm joined by susan, clay's mom and richard, his stepdad, and jake would, ceo and founder of team rubicon and clay's best friend. we are very grateful today. it is been a total team effort. supporters made this happen. it is been a long fight. in the moment we lost clay, we decided to do something to help her brothers in need. as a veterans community, that is unexceptionable. today is bittersweet. we deftly are proud that we were able to achieve this and get anything done and congress is an achievement, but to have the president signed the suicide prevention act is a big moment. it's not the end. it is just the beginning. we are committed to fighting suicide, and the most important message we want you to understand is that there is help out there. reach out to the v.a.. you're not alone. we have your back. that is the most important part. the bill is critical and can provide life-saving support. that's why we appreciate the support of the media and the grassroots supporters around the country. congress helped, the president helped, but this was a true grassroots effort. people working acr

jake, the last time the u.s. went through a debate like this was leading up to the invasion into iraq in 2003. >> a different time. if you compare authorization for use of military force that president obama is requesting with the authorization that president bush asked for after 9/11 this he couldn't be more different. i recall covering it as a young congressional reporter. president bush asked for a blank check with no end in sight. president obama limiting himself in his own language saying this would be for a maximum of three years and there's a section called limitations saying it does not authorize the use of armed forces in enduring offensive ground combat operations. you have the president doing something unusual limiting this request compared to previous presidents and previous wars or uses of military force. it's very striking. >> getting pushback from the left and the right. >> left say there are too many open endness in this and president obama won't be president for the duration of this and right say

jake: it's not my fault! alan: then whose fault is it? jake: i told you. uncle charlie.i leave the tv on to deter criminals. alan: charlie, did you tell jake he could use your computer? (scoffs) just take what you want and don't hurt us. go ahead and tell him, uncle charlie. no one's talking to you. can you explain to me why i caught him watching a quicktime movie called vanessa does van nuys? hey, meet vanessa. why don't you hop upstairs? i'll be right there. okay. hey, dad, can we move to van nuys? no. hey, whose skateboard? mine. wow. it's really rad. thanks. so's your movie. thanks. we're working on a sequel. yeah, i'm gonna do woodland hills next. hop, hop hop, hop. can we move to wood

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which talked about jake tapper before we came out here.ake tapper who has become a pretty good tv personality in the time he's been doing it is also still doing a fair amount of reporting. he's a guy that's actually breaking news. >> right. so you're talking just in television or on the web as well >> you tick. tapper would be something you'd put your money on, the tapper square, potentially. >> well, what i respect and admire about jake tapper, and when i was describing in the context of what i hope to do in my program as well, he's doing reporting and he's also anchoring a program >> yeah >> and i like that he's showing that you can do both. >> yeah. i think on msnbc, a rival cable news channel i suppose steve cornacki has consistently broken news in the chris christie scandal. >> it helps to be in new jersey >> it does. and it helps to be a former reporter who new some of the players >> : what appeals to me and what i've been able to do a few time, be writing for the web but continue to be a reporter that continues to write stories, lik