jake: i started running. i got back to the park, which was 10 seconds after these lights went on, it was already complete chaos. chaos. [shouting and screaming] uh, people had their lives in their tents, and they came in here with no regard for that. they were throwing tents like they were ragdolls. protestor: they won't defeat us. jake: they were using force on girls sitting there with their arms linked peacefully around the kitchen. [all shouting] jake: and these are the people that are supposed to be protecting us that are coming in this park and ripping us out of our homes, a peaceful protest. [indistinct chanting] jose: they were grabbing people and arresting them, throwing them out. they were treating us like ragdolls, picking us up, dragging us on the floor. jake: i saw a female, young, she had to weigh 115 pounds max soaking wet, being dragged by her feet out of her tent, and her head was bouncing off the sidewalk, and she was bleeding everywhere, screaming, and they continued to drag her out. i saw p

i'm jake tapper. in our other world lead today with citizens across the world terrified about the north korean announcement of a successful hydrogen bomb test, kim jong-un and his regime are getting ready to celebrate his birthday and compelling the north korean public to join them. kim jong-un now calling his country a nuclear world power as the hermit kingdom prepares for that birthday. while many experts say the evidence does not suggest any h-bomb test was successful, the fact that the north koreans detonated any sort of nuclear device is alarming. the obama administration is vowing to punish the rogue regime joining with other nations to impose more and more sanctions. reuters is reporting that south korea has asked the pentagon to send more strategic weapons to the korean peninsula where 28,000 u.s. troops are already stationed. about six hours from now in response to the nuclear device the south korean government will resume anti-regime propaganda broadcasts into north korea. let's go into nort

i'm jake tapper. i'm coming to you from the nation's capital where this blizzard is just getting started. 85 million people in the path of this storm. and the weather already to blame for at least four deaths in north carolina after accidents on those treacherous roads. just as the cnn weather team has been warning for days, this record breaking blizzard has a bullseye on your nation's capital. whiteout conditions are along the way with wind gusts over 60 miles per hour. that's nearly hurricane strepgt. the federal government shut down early today and the subway system will soon stop running trains. in the southern united states the storm is dumping heavy snow and leaving regions covered in ice. in the carolinas the weather's to blame for nearly 30,000 power outages. in chicago a plane nearly rolled off the runway at o'hare international airport, more than 6,000 flights have been canceled nationwide to prevent a similar scene or potentially one even worse. from the southeast to points north, cnn is ou

i'm jake tapper. three dangerous and possibly armed criminals made a dramatic escape from a maximum security jail in california over the weekend. the orange county sheriff says they cut through steel bars and made their way through plumbing tunnels to the to the roof and then climbed down five stories using a makeshift rope. since disappearing last friday, these three inmates, one of whom has a previous homicide conviction and is accused of castrating a man, the others have reported vietnamese gang ties, authorities have no idea where the three are. let's bring in paul from los angeles. paul, how similar is this to the two convicted murderers who escaped from the state prison in new york last summer? >> well, jake, it's similar in this. it was very elaborate. it involved crawling and hacking through metal and somehow getting ahold of equipment that would allow them to cut this metal. it's different in these ways. basically there was a fight staged that delayed the head count at this jail which gave th

i'm jake tapper. let's get right to our national lead. millions of people from the carolinas to new england in the path of a monster and potentially historic blizzard. north carolina, virginia, washington, d.c., maryland and pennsylvania all of them already have declared a state of emergency. and we are still a day away from seeing this storm system's first flakes. once the winter assault starts it could be even uglier than snowpocalypse and snowmageddon. this time whiteout conditions and wind gusts as strong as a tropical storm. but officials around here today are apologizing for giving a lesson in how not to deal with winter weather. they did it by not dealing with winter weather. barely a dusting last night in the d.c. area, yet untreated roads caused hundreds of crashes in d.c., maryland, virginia, massive backups and stranded drivers five, six, even nine hours in traffic. some ditched their cars altogether and walked home on the highway. cnn is covering every angle of this story. rene marsh is tr

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i'm jake tapper. we're going to begin with some breaking news in our money lead. another rough day on wall street. u.s. stocks down continuing the same pattern from last week. the dow plunging more than 350 points before the closing bell you're hearing right now. let's get right to cnn business correspondent alison kosik in new york. alison, what drove today's loss? >> yjake, it's not just the dow it's the s&p 500 entering correction territory for the first time since september, crossing below that key 1,900 level. that's a psychological level. a correction is when you see these indexs drop 10% from a recent high. now, all three indexes are in a correction. add on the fact that companies right now are in the process of reporting their profits, they're handing in their report cards to wall street. and the worry is is that the news is not going to be good. also you're seeing companies brace for the fact and investors brace for the fact that this could be the first recession in earnings, the first back-t

we heard him say that again, jake. >> right.hillary clinton now having to respond to questions about an e-mail she sent when she was secretary of state, one that was released friday, i believe. the republican chairman of the senate judiciary committee says that the e-mail, quote, appears to show clinton instructing a subordinate to remove the headings from a classified document and send it to her in an unsecure manner. what's clinton saying? >> reporter: clinton is denying that that is what happened. she said that this was somewhat common practice and she said no classified information was transmitted. but this was an e-mail back in 2011 that she sent to one of her top aides, jake sullivan, advising him because there was a problem with a secure fax line and she was trying to get some talking points to remove the header in that identifying information. but, again, she's downplaying that anything happened. and the other thing that's difficult here, jake, is that a lot of this e-mail is redacted, so it's missing some context and ha

i'm jake tapper. we're going to begin today with some breaking news. as we are hearing the merciful sound of the closing bell after one of the wildest days on wall street in recent memory, the dow finishing down 247 points, anything looking like a victory at this point after it dropped 540 points earlier this afternoon. cnn's alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange, also with me cnn's global economic analyst. alison, let me start with you. what happened? >> holy whiplash. it was really a roller coaster. you saw the dow fall as much as 566 point. and then in the final hour of the trading day we saw the dow come back only ending 247 points lower. what's going on here? one trader puts it this way, don't get fooled by the comeback that you saw the major indices make. he's actually calling this a sucker's rally saying this is an example of a knee-jerk reaction from traders and investors who are buying into what they see as an oversold market, a market where the sellers are exhausted. and then you se

thanks so much, i'm jake tapper.ng you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >> happening now, outfoxed. donald trump says he won't attend tomorrow's republican presidential debate on fox and intends to hold his own event. the war of words between the billionaire and conservative news network is growing hotter than ever. will it be a game-changer, though, in iowa? >> debatable, just as donald trump those republican debate plans for a loop, there's potential chaos on the democratic side. will hillary clinton or bernie sanders defy their party's leaders and show up for an unsanctioned debate in new hampshire? the party doesn't want them there. will the candidates

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jake? wasn't that you coming across the water? >> that was my body double. >> all running across the border, really making a very interesting point about the way that the elites look at immigration versus the voters he's going for. >> yeah, i think there are 2 elements to this. one is it is a pushback on trump. he doesn't want trump to seize the initiative on these issues. but i think it's also -- and this is also part of the trump appeal. it is very much certifying himself as the anti-establishment candidate. he wants to go at those same voters who feel disdain eed by e elites and offended boy ply poll correctness. so this is running in new hampshire. it's an effort to cut into trump's support in new hampshire where cruz is behind. >> and that ad also at one point shows a split screen with cruz on one side and marco rubio on the other. i think it was from the cnn debate. that has to be intentional to use the side-by-side? >> without question. look, one of the subtexts of what's going on no

i'm jake tapper. we're going to begin today with yet another deadly terrorist attack. this one by isis eerily similar to paris, massive bomb explosions and violent shootout rocked indonesia's capital city of jakarta this morning. it all began when one of the terrorists detonated a suicide bomb near a starbucks in a bustling shopping district in jakar jakarta. that's an area usually packed with tourists from around the world. and then in an alarmingly coordinated manner other terrorists launched a gun battle with police. at least two civilians died in this attack. 24 others were injured. let's now go to cnn senior international correspondent ivan watson who is in jakarta, indonesia, for us live. ivan, what's the latest information you're getting there on the scene? >> reporter: well, the police say that all of the attackers, there were five of them, they all died after the initial attack began here at this starbucks and then it kind of fanned out through this square. i'm going to spin right around here

i'm jake tapper. we'll start with politics lead, with six days left until the iowa caucuses, ted cruz and donald trump cranking up war of words as they battle for toll billing in the state. going after conservatives and evangelical voters with a religious fervor. trump trouted out an endorsement from jerry falwell jr., late word that controversial border county sheriff joe arpaio of arizona headed to iowa right now to endorse mr. trump. cnn has both sides of the race covered in iowa and beyond. first, cnn political reporter sara murray who is in marshall town, iowa, covering trump. trump, bringing out some big vouchers today. >> reporter: that's right, jake. donald trump is rolling out the heavy artillery, over the past week, ted cruz has hit him on values, on immigration, so what does donald trump do? rolls out endorsement from immigration hard-liner sheriff joe arpaio and picked up endorsement from jerry falwell jr., something that could give him a boost in iowa with its heavy evangelical population

i'm jake tapper.pite this weekend's frigid weather, the gop seems to be in the middle of a meltdown. republican voters seem to want either donald trump or ted cruz together captured two-thirds of the iowa vote as of now. but the party establishment nationally is pretty much freaking out. conservative magazine leading the charge against donald trump while elder statesman like bob dole and rudy giuliani saying nominating ted cruz would be a disaster. and into this fray steps new york city mayor michael bloomberg. he's contemplating running for president if either trump or cruz or sanders become the nominee. all this just days before the votes are cast in iowa. >>> joining me now is former florida governor jeb bush. thank you for joining us, governor bush. >> thanks, jake. >> your friend mike murphy tweeted this week that either donald trump or ted cruz would hand the white house to hillary clinton on a, quote, silver platter. do you agree with that? >> well, i hope to be the nominee. i think that donald

i'm jake tapper. we're going to begin with the shocking development from north korea rattling the world literally and figuratively with the announcement that the rogue nation has successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. if this claim is indeed true, if the communist regime now has its hands on something that is thousands of times more powerful and more destructive than an atomic bomb. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> this was the announcement on north korean television in which the spokeswoman called the u.s. a brutal robber and quoted north korean leader, kim jong-un, saying he'll, quote, make the world look up to his strong nuclear country with the noise of the first hydrogen bomb. the white house this afternoon saying that the latest intelligence has not yet provided any evidence that this device was indeed an h-bomb. we have correspondents here in washington, d.c. as well as china and south korea tracking this alarming development. let's first bring in chief national security correspondent jim sc

jake?eral and progressive values hollywood espouses, they don't always necessarily practice what they preach. sara sidner, thank you so much. appreciate your time. follow me on facebook and twitter. tweet the show. we actually read them, that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i now turn you over to my friend and colleague, wolf blitzer, right next door in a place i like to call "the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now, trump's big endorsement. a political stunner. breaking tonight, gop front-runner donald trump gains the backing of the former vice presidential nominee, sarah palin. as iowa's republican governor now calling for the defeat of ted cruz just two weeks before that state's all-important caucuses. >>> bernie's fire, brand-new cnn poll shows bernie sanders nearly doubling hillary clinton's numbers in new hampshire. is the democratic coronation on hold? iran to blame? the search is now on for three u.s. citizens kidnapped in iraq. and there are new questions

let's keep this in perspective, jake. north wildwood was the least flooded area during hurricane sandy and had almost no damage in that area of the state. so to compare it to hurricane sandy, you're not comparing it to what happened to the rest of the state. also, from looking at what is going on in margate. high tide is over and we have no concerns for flooding the rest of the day today. what we're hearing from the mayors is that there is no significant type of property damage there at all. and so we've really done very well in this storm, and we have no concerns about flooding or damage from flooding any time soon. >> you worked with governor andrew cuomo on closing the bridges and tunnels in and out of new york city. they reopened this morning at 7:00 in the morning. governor cuomo went the additional step of instituting a travel ban for new york city. that has been lifted. do travel bans work in situations like this? >> well, listen, if very much depends upon the area you're talking about. for new jersey, jake, as you

you know, jake, i go around this state of iowa. i can't go to a meeting where kids do not tell me -- not kids. middle-aged people -- how much in debt they are in terms of student debt or people who can't afford health care. those are the issues we're going to focus on. there's a legal process under way with regard to the e-mail situation. it will play out. i'm not going to politicize it. >> fair enough. senator bernie sanders, congratulations on what you've been able to build here in iowa. we'll see you on the campaign trail. >> thank you very much, jake. >>> coming up next, donald trump says he skipped this week's debate because of an argument with fox news. but his strongest rival ted cruz, he's not buying it. >> if i was interviewing with you and called you up and said i'm not willing to show up at the job interview, you wouldn't hire me. and i think that's what donald said to the people of iowa. every day you read headlines about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime and it affects

they'll be going inside, jake.want to remind our viewers, as we await the president walkses in, i want to tell our viewers more about our insta-digital response. this is a unique feature we have, tom. >> as we're watching the reaction in the chamber, we will also be watching your reaction at home. hop online, go to cnn.com/.. we've paired up with microsoft, and moment by moment as the president's speech goes on, can you tell us if you agree or disagree with what he says, and at the end of the night we'll show you where the people agreed and did not agree. it's quite an interesting experiment. cnn.com/pulse. >>> jake, the president spends -- you know, you're a former white house correspondent -- spends an enormous amount of time preparing this speech. >> and niche to the speech is who will the guests be of the first lady? as you know, wolf, since 1982, when president reagan honored a government employee who had rescued somebody in a airplane crash, lenny skutnik, the president has skutniks, as they're called, to hig

jake peterson. abc action news. so devastating to hear these stories to know two people are dead and storms are coming and people did not expect something like that. >> i don't think people expected tr lengths of time. >> we have the windows nailed down until 4:00 in the morning. the woman there making a brilliant point. if youdo have a cell phone or a mobile device that you keep by your bed. make sure you download one of those stormsshield or weather app so that could give you the warning. >> dennis and i are going to be here ove night standing. as we are waiting, both of our storms were getting warnings. >> the national weather service was giving specific and strong safety andsubstantial building. get out of the mobile home. those folks did not get those words in time. i am not talking about hurricane season. i am talking about this winter. with this storm. this is what things will belike as we work through the winter >> right now, some showers out there right now and some clouds on the horizon, this is our river

i'm jake tapper. dr. carson is the guy who spent new year's eve hoping things would turn around for him in 2016. last week five carson staffers quit after announcing staffing changes were in the works and it all played out as a very public spat. when i sat down today with dr. carson and his new campaign chairman retired general manager bob dees in their virginia campaign headquarters, i asked about the campaign's messy shakeup. what wasn't happening that needed to have been happening? >> operations. the ability to execute. there's a special talent involved in execution. and a lot of people in politics, in medicine, in law -- in everything, don't have that ability. doesn't mean they're not good people. it means you need to add that in. >> one of the things that we've heard in criticisms from people who used to be running your campaign, barry bennett and others, is the way that the staff changes were announced don't speak well of your management style. their criticisms, not mine. what do you say to that

i'm jim sciutto in today for jake tapper.lf blitzer where you normally find him, in "the situation room." >>> happening now, midair collision, desperate search underway right now for any trace of survivors after a horrific accident off the coast of hawaii. a dozen marines are missing after two military helicopters collide in the dark. what went wrong? i'll ask the congresswoman whose district includes the helicop r helicopter's bay. faking smiles, new details emerging about iran's fremont of ten u.s. sailors captured then freed this week. they say they were told to act happy for iran's propaganda videos. all this comes as iran is about to get a multibillion dollar windfall. its leaders can spend basically any way they want. >>> new york nicked. ted cruz insults new york values, donald trump fires ck

jake? >> sara murray in cedar falls, iowa. >>> the white house says that this will be a state of the union like no other we've ever seen. but will republican reaction be out of the ordinary or is it already partisan politics as usual. that story, next. soyou get hungry just thinking about 'em. and at red lobster's big festival of flavors you can savor 2 of 7 new and classic creations on one plate for $15.99. like delicious new maple-and-bacon grilled shrimp, because c'mon, what doesn't bacon go with? or get a little kick with these new ghost pepper bbq grilled shrimp. because if you like it spicy, garlicky, or cheesy, trust me you'll like this. but every last flavor is too good to last-so hurry in! that are lighter in calories and added sugar when you use splenda no calorie sweetener. think sugar, use splenda on location with the famous, big idaho potato truck. our truck? it's touring across america telling people about idaho potatoes. farmer: let's go boy. again this year the big idaho pot

the drug does work. >> reporter: jake has not been able to take the drug because it is not approved. so he and other families are traveling to washington d.c. to make their case in person for fast track approval for f.d.a. advisory committee. >> i will be on my dad's side as he speaks. >> reporter: f.d.a. has been reluctant to approve the drug saying there is not enough evidence that it works, but keith says, if there is ever a time for the f.d.a. to give dying children some hope, it is now. >> congress gave you the tools, use them. >> reporter: hearing in washington was scheduled for tomorrow, but because of the upcoming storm, it has been delayed for at least several weeks. so, keith and other parents will have have to wait, even longer, for their chance to make their case to the faa. they know this isn't a cure but at this point it is their best hope. >> it is hope, that is right. >> be right there by his dad's side. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> still to come tonight the a hit and run accident nearly claims his life but now, this local actor is making his return to the stage and t

i'm jake tapper. battle for hearts and minds of iowa republicans is shaping up to be a two man race between front-runner donald trump and tea party favorite senator ted cruz. the two initially refused to go after each other on the campaign trail. that lasted for months until cruz caught up with trump in the polls in iowa and now cruz said his strong poll numbers are making donald trump very nervous. >> i think in terms of a commander-in-chief, we ought to have someone who isn't springing out of bed to tweet in a frantic response to the latest polls. >> with the iowa caucuses now just 15 days away i sat down with mr. trump in the hawkeye state. mr. trump thanks so much for doing this. really appreciate it. let's talk about the race here in iowa. it's getting really, really competitive, very neck and neck between you and cruz. there's an entity called central marketing incorporated, its polling people in iowa asking them about different attack lines against you. >> one is ted cruz. >> one is ted cruz. >

but let me just say this, jake.rivate server when he was secretary of state. >> he had a private e-mail address. >> i think he had a server and he used it. why haven't they attacked him. >> he's not running for president. >> there you go. >> i want you to take a listen to senator bernie sanders talking about clinton in rather stark terms last night. >> it is great to be against the war after you vote for the war. it is great to be for gay rights after you insult the entire gay community by supporting doma. it is great to finally kicking and screaming come out against the tpp, but where were you on all of the other trade agreements? it is great to come out against the keystone pipeline after supporting the keystone pipeline. >> so you, as a senator, were a very progressive, populist senator. bernie sanders is saying he is more an heir to that progressivism than hillary clinton is. do you disagree? >> well, to a certain extent, yes. look, i like bernie sanders, we served together, he's a friend of mine. but the reason

and he looked down and jake's foot was stuck inside the escalator. laura: with his entire shoe lodged in the side of the escalator and the smell of burning rubber, jake's dad has to act fast. >> he had to literally just yank him out of the escalator. laura: the iowa division of labor says there were 18 similar incidents on escalators across the state in 2015. while none have been deadly, they can cause painful injuries. >> we are not sure if he has any fractures or not yet. the swelling is too great to do an mri or more x-rays. laura: division of labor officials say injuries on escalators are usually the fault of the person riding it, but that wasn't the case with jake. this time, it appeared to malfunction. >> i can fit my finger through his entire shoe. laura: jill mollison wants parents to know this can happen even when you think you're following the rules. >> i encourage them to hang on fall, but then that gets their bodies close to the side. so i just want parents to be aware. eric: barnes and noble says that particular escalator is closed. the

at the top of his lungs and, and he looked down and jake's foot was stuck inside the escalator. with his entire shoe lodged in --laura: with his entire shoe lodged in the side of the escalator and the smell of burning rubber, jake's dad has to act fast. >> >> he had to literally just yank him out of the escalator. laura: the iowa division of labor says there were 18 similar incidents on escalators across the state in 2015. while none have been deadly, they can cause painful injuries. >> we are not sure if he has any fractures or not yet. the swelling is too great to do an mri or more x-rays. laura: division of labor officials say injuries on escalators are usually the fault of the person riding it, but that wasn't the case with jake. malfunction. >> i can fit my finger through his entire shoe. laura: jill mollison wants parents to know this can happen, even when you think you're following the rules. >> i encourage them to hang on to the railing so they don't fall, but then that gets their bodies close to the side. so i just want parents to be aware. laura: barnes and noble says

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we want to go rightover to jake peterson that's been live on the scene now. tell us more of what you are seeing now. >> reporter: we are in sarasota county near siesta key. for some folks here, the clean up has began. we saw folkspicking up tree branches, taking them out of our yard. this is quite the picture. this is a home perhaps, the worst damage we have seen so far on bay winds lane. >> two people were trapped inside the the home around 3:30 this morning. those two people did get out with minorinjuries. bay winds lane is where you see most of the damage. i want to let you hear from one of the neighbors from this freight trainwhen the tornado went by. >> you don't ralz rrealize realize how much power it impacted. when i started hearing stuff break and the loud noises, i went into my walking closet. you know, no windows or anything like that and i mean, it was over within 15 seconds. >> reporter: yeah, they acid it happen said it happened really quickly. >> the clean up effort is starting slowly here. our lights here. >> are being caution. >> it is the lat

. >>> hello i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is jam-packed. we're only two weeks and one day away the from the iowa caucuses. and on today's show, the parge players on both sides of the presidential race, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and donald trump, all coming up. . just hours, the democratic candidates are going to face each other down at their debate in charleston, south carolina, and they have plenty of new material with clinton and sanders both lobbying fresh lines of attack against the other this week. meanwhile, breaking news this morning, senior administration official telling cnn that the plane carrying three of the previously detained americans freed by iran yesterday, has taken off from teheran. the men released as part of a swap with iran including washington post journalist jason rezaian, and christian pastor, saeed, they are spending a couple days at a u.s. military hospital in germany for medical evaluation before coming home. fourth american was not on the plane. he decided to stay in iran, following his release. this deal

we stepped outside the classroom and into the wilderness. >> it's called "just jake, camp >> hi, jake. >> hi. >> thanks for having me. >> hello, mr. "new york times." >> thank you, hoda. >> i think that's a bigger title to have. >> the title being hoda. >> yes. >> the title being hoda. >> it's like oprah. >> whoa. whoa. >> you took it from the classroom outside. why -- are you an outdoor lover? do you like it? >> i think it's kind of weird. i get this question a lot. you must be an outdoors freak, and the truth is i hate going outside. i'm scared. spiders, don't even get me i'm a big fan of a lot of the survival tv shows. >> oh, yeah. >> like the alaskan shows, bear grills. >> would you be on one? >> no. i like watching them from the safety of my couch. that's where my survival. >> is that where you got the info, watching stuff on tv? >> my whole family is a big fan of the show, watching people outside, doing all these crazy stuff, but i'm definitely not one of the crazy people doing it. i like watching them. >> i was an english teacher. what are your teachers thinking about the fact

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[applause] jake: and with that, i would like to present mr. trump with his personal honor ring that we brought to you and that we hope that you wear it with pride and we can make america great again together, brother. [cheers and appplause] crowd: u.s.a! u.s.a! u.s.a! u.s.a! [applause] [applause] [cheers] mr. trump: that was amazing. isn't that better than this debate that is going on right now? [applause] mr. trump: they are all sleeping. they are all sleeping. everybody. i see two of my friends in the audience and they have come to become very famous and very rich. on. get up here. these two are unbelievable. milani called me and she said, there is somebody who is so amazing, you have to see this. and i watched these two incredible women, these two beautiful women, and i watched them go back and forth. crowd: trump! trump! trump! [yelling] crowd: trump! trump! trump! mr. trump: i really believed if we took them into a room and just talked to them, it would be fine. we want strength. we want protection. we want borders, we want the wall, if w

pkg: officer jake clark - npd 23.29.08 youre a good boy track: officer jake clark and his k-9 basco are just one of 38 units getting fitted for new protective vests today. officer jake clark - npd 23.38.06 his life matters too and this is one more gonna extend his life the vests are threat level 2 - the same level that officers wear in the field. jim slater - presidnet of k9 storm 23.28.09 the potential target area is now shrunk down by about three quarters so it makes it that much harder to injure or defeat a dog the movement to outfit k9 units across hampton roads came after the tragic death of norfolk k9 officer krijer earlier this month. jimmy hatch - spikes k9 fund 23.51.36 thats why were here today so it doesnt happen again stand up: all of the k9 units in norfolk, newport news and portsmouth will be getting vests theyll also be getting some in suffolk, chesapeake and virginia beach. each vest costs 2,200 dollars and all are being covered by donations spikes k9 fund started the k9 krijger campaign - which got a little more attention when anderson cooper got behind the movement. ji