definitely a free spirit. all: jake! jake! jake! jake! jake! jake! jake! jake!ake murray. he's got a big group out here tonight along with his parents as he faces the warped wall. - i see you, jake the snake murray. both: oh! - one hand, back. - what? - oh! - that's just beautiful. that was beautiful. - what? [cheers and applause] and then he does a flip! jake murray putting on a show tonight for the folks here in indy. - all of that and he's still got a good time going as he faces the salmon ladder. - but that's what "american ninja warrior" is all about, akbar. the creativity, the fun that these guys have. - yeah, well, creativity definitely was on display there. that was impressive. - and continuing to impress through the salmon ladder. - all right, this is where he needs to get serious here on the hourglass drop. both: ooh! - wow, he hit his head on that. - and he hit hard, but he's holding on and still going. all: jake! jake! jake! jake! - jake murray showing his toughness, and makes it to the second board, but look at how that board is tilting to one side.

craft recruited jake and jake was excited to begin playing football for him this fall. >> it is kindumber of people that have been coming up to people that i know and asking about me. i went through my phone earlier and getting texts from people that i don't know and looking on social media and all of the support. it is pretty crazy. >> reporter: how does that make you feel because i know it is frustrating and what you are going through is so hard. does that help you? >> yes, it definitely helps now that i have people looking out for me and train for me. >> reporter: and jake says he is grateful to his family, especially his mom and dad who are constantly at his side. >> it make as huge difference having someone in the room with me and just always there to help out. it has been amazing to me the whole time, always eager to help me with anything i need. so i'm just very thankful for my parents and family. >>> tonight we will show you the cutting edge procedure jake had just last week that will possibly give him the use of his hands. tonight in part two, we will talk to the doctors in

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lining of jake's spinal cord. >> we have a very sophisticated system where we mount it on top of jake. it's a frame that allows us to lower a very fine needle containing the stem cells. >> once they pinpoint the injury they will inject the cells. >> in a sense we think they're doing is to turn the adult spinal cord which is not recovered very well after an injury to an neonatal cord that recovers much better after this kind of an gyre. if the -- injury. if the critical studies confirm what we found in the preclinical animal studies it would revolution ooiz revolutionize this. >> if it works this will be a game changer. >> when do you think you'll see a difference? >> you're take a most difficult situation and trying a new technology on that. we don't expect to see anything before six months to a year. if indeed we see anything. >> for jake it's a possible chance to make a difference not just for himself but for thousands of other people with spinal cord injuries. >> i mean it's exciting. it's all new stuff. just being a part of something so innovative and so new is pretty exciting to

jake? >> and ivan, also there's the story of a tunisian doctor killed in the attacks while trying to retrieve his son who had just run away to try to join isis. such a tragic story. >> reporter: this is awful. dr. fati bayud, military doctor, chief of pediatrics in tunisia and his son anwar, a medical student, had left tunisia with his wife and said he would be an intern in switzerland. he informed the family months later that he had gone to syria to join isis as a medic. the father was in despair, a friend tells us and he came to turkey and was working with turkish authorities to try to get his son back and in fact, the son and the wife are in the custody of turkish authorities on the turkish border with syria. the father, dr. bayud was at the airport to pick up his wife and they were trying to get the son back to see him, and the father was one of the victims of isis, we believe, to be isis attackers killed in the attack on tuesday night here. his son, we are told, by the turkish foreign

craft recruited jake and jake was excited to begin playing football for him this fall. >> kind of crazynumber of people that have been coming up to people that i know and asking about me and i've just went through my phone earlier and getting texts from people i don't know. looking on social media and stuff. all the support is pretty crazy. >> how does that make you feel? i know it's frustrating and what you're going through is so hard. does that help you? >> definitely helps. people are looking out for me and praying for me. >> [ music ] >> reporter: jake says he's grateful to his family especially his mom and dad who are constantly at his side. >> someone in the room with me, just always there to help out. they've been amazing the whole time, eager to help me with anything i needed. so i'm just very thankful for my parents and family. >> what an incredible young man. and to hear his mom say, hasn't said, why me? hasn't complained, tomorrow night you've got part two and you're going to show us the operation that he had and actually if this operation is successful, it's a cutting-edge o

of jake. it's a frame that allows us to lower a very fine needle containing the stem cells. >> reporter: once they pinpoint the injury, they will inject the cells. >> in a sense, what we think, in a simple sense, is they are turning the adult spinal cord, which does not recover very well after an injury, into a neonatal spinal cord which recovers of better after this kind of an injury. if the clinical studies confirm what we found in the preclinical animal studies, this would totally revolutionize the treatment of patients with severe spinal cord injuries. >> cannot be understated how -- what a game changer this would be if it works, and that's a big if. >> reporter: when do you expect to see some difference? a week out? three months out? six months? what do you anticipate? >> you are already taking the most difficult situation and you are trying a new technology on. this we don't expect to see anything before six months to a year, if indeed we see anything. >> reporter: for jake it's a possib

>> it sure looks like it, jake.ald trump weighed in on the police killings in dallas and dubbed himself the law and order candidate. as you mentioned, presumptive gop nominee, one week before the convention was out test driving running mates. another sign his short list for vice president is getting shorter. >> donald trump seized on the attack on police officers in dallas as a turning point in the campaign. presenting voters with a critical choice. >> i am the law and order candidate. hillary clinton, on the other hand, is weak, ineffective, pandering, and as proven by her recent e-mail scandal, she is either a liar or grossly incompetent. one or the other. very simple. >> after delaying his attacks on clinton in the aftermath of the carnage of dallas, trump returned to bashing former secretary of state over her use of a private e-mail center. >> crooked hillary clinton is the secretary of the status quo. wherever hillary clinton goes corruption and scandal follow. >> the clinton campaign appear ready for attacks w

they're in shock, jake. you know, one other thing that i've learned about this is that the conversation about policing in this country, this is not sustainable to keep these officers encouraged. these officers risked their lives for $40,000 a year. $40,000 a year. this is not sustainable not to support these people. we're not perfect. there's cops that don't need to be cops, and i've been the first to say we need to separate employment with those types of cops, 1 or 2%. but the 98%, 99% of cops that come to work and do this job for 40 grand and risk their lives not knowing if they'll go home get this criticism. it's not right and it's not sustainable. i'm just making a plea to this country to stand up as a silent majority and show your support for these people to keep them encouraged to protect you. and i'm saying this from the heart. i hope i'm not lecturing too much, but this is really important from my perspective, that we show these folks that we applaud their heroism and that we let them know without a

who does that, jake?the face of their lives being at stake the previous day, you would think that you would have some call in and say, maybe that's not for me. everyone came to work the next day. i am proud to be associated with these people. i stay humble. so i'm not going to talk much about me. i think you said much about my story, and i think it speaks for itself. and i hope that i have done a good enough job to represent these brave men and women. that's been the challenge for me. am i representing them appropriately? so i am really, really, really not wanting to -- any of this to be about me, jake. i hope you can appreciate that. >> i can, sir. what can you tell us about the officers who were wounded? >> many of the officers have been released already. one of the d.a.r.t. officers was still in treatment at the hospital on yesterday. i believe he'll be released today if not last night. they're recovering, not only those officers but looking in the faces of all of my officers, when i see them coming in

who does that, jake?he face of their lives being at stake the previous day, you would ink this you had some call in and say, maybe he that's not for me. everyone came to work the next day. i am proud to be associated with these people. i stay humble. so i'm not going to talk much about me. i think you said much about my story, and i think it speaks for itself. and i hope that i have done a good enough job to represent these brave men and women. that's been the challenge for me. am i representing them appropriately. so i am really, really, really not wanting to -- any of this to be about me, jake. i hope you can appreciate that. >> i can, sir. what can you tell us about the officers who were wounded? >> many of the officers have been released already. one of the daughter officers was still in treatment at the hospital on yesterday. i believe he'll be released today if not last night. they're recovering, not only those officers but looking in the faces of all of my officers, when i see them coming in and ou

craft recruited jake, and jake was excited to begin playing football for him this fall. >> kind of crazy, the number of people who are asking about me. i went through my phone earlier and getting texts from people i don't know and looking on social media and stuff and all the support, it's pretty crazy. >> reporter: how does that make you feel? i know it's frustrating and what you're going through is so hard. does that help you? >> yeah, it definitely helps that other people are looking out for me and praying for me. >> reporter: and jake says he's grateful to his family, especially his mom and dad, who are constantly at his side. >> it makes a huge difference having someone in the room with me and always there to help out if i need anything. they've been amazing to me the whole time, always eager to help me with anything i need. i'm just very thankful for my parents and family. >> what a story. >> so amazing. >> they say the outpouring of support is helping to keep his spirits up. >> i can't believe when she said he hasn't cried or complained. any time something horrible, you imagine ho

jake? >> thanks dana. let's listen in to senator john ver raso republican of wyoming. >> as our founding document and our enduring covenant. we believe our constitutional system limited government separation of powers federalism and the rights of the people must be preserved uncompromised for future generations. we believe that people are the ultimate resource. and that american people -- >> republican of wyoming, speaking now obviously trying to change the subject from what we just saw on the floor of this convention. rather contentious. we have our panel here and we also brought in a special guest, mike shields, former chief of staff at republican national committee, and an expert on rules. what just happened? >> well one way to see what happened is you saw the start of the 2020 campaign on the floor there. there was a rules hitty. they passed rules. it would be voiced by protest that erupted to try and stop it from habing and a joeps quote and ken cuccinelli sort of corralling them together to get seven

appreciate it. >> my pleasure, jake.ood to be with you. >> so i don't know if you were hearing earlier, but robby mook the campaign manager for secretary of state hillary clinton i asked him about the dnc leak and he suggested that experts are saying that russians were behind both the leak -- the hacking of the dnc e-mails and their release. he seemed to be suggesting that this is part of a plot to help donald trump and hurt hillary clinton. your response? >> well, it just goes to show you their exact moral compass, they will say anything to be able to win this. this is time and time again, lie after lie. you notice he won't say, well, i say this. we hear experts. his house cat at home once said this is what's happening with the russians. it's disgusting. it's so phoney. i watched him bumble through the interview, i was able to hear it on audio a little bit. i mean, i can't think of bigger lies, but that exactly goes to show you what the dnc and what the clinton camp will do. they will lie and do anything to win. you hea

we are in a mess and we have to finally acknowledge that, jake. sound bites are wonderful, but we actually have to do something in terms of action for a change. >> well, let me play devil's advocate here because i want to push back a little bit. the crime rate is down overall nationwide and has been trending down, unemployment is much, much lower than when president obama took office. now, i'm not defending -- >> wait. jake, let's talk about that. >> go ahead. >> let's talk about the murder rate for cops skyrocketing, the real unemployment rate. the way we measure unemployment is after x number of months if someone can't find a job, congratulations, they're miraculously off. when you talk about underemployment by obamacare has destroyed, people that are working 30 hours a week instead of 40 hours a week so companies don't have to put them on obamacare. when you talk about people that aren't even registered because they don't count them anymore,

jake on degrom nearly month hit them. zero hits zero through eight hitters. phillies had a eflin single in the their. one hit complete game shut out. phillies lose five to nothing. they swing and mess again today against new york. >> it was his day. he pitched well. you know, you have to give credit to that guy. you know, made his pitches when he needed to. >> not a whole lot to talk about offensively. pretty much sums it up. degrom just kept us down. >> little depress to go day. >> jake on degrom15-three in day games, and like 500 in night games. >> degrom. >> very nicely done. >> not only did the mets won even last night's series here but mike, have you noticed mets fans taking over citizens bank park. >> it used to happen in the old take before the phillies were selling out, 43,000, when was president any room for lets fans. >> but now phillies fans are selling their tickets. so you can't blame them for coming down. they have an available seat at citizens bank park here. so they come down. response to phillies fans when you hear let's go mets chant should

>> it is jake, from the d-backs.ou have 11 game-tying or go ahead home-runs. >> jake from the d' backs this early in the morning? who is this? >> it is jake from the d-backs. >> what are you wearing, jake from the d' backs? >> baseball pants. h so... >> love it. >> great. >> they have having fun with that. good one. >> he sounds amazing. that is all for our news ♪ ♪ >>> the sex scandal rocking fox news, was gretchen carlson fire ed for blowing the whistle, bad ratings? what her attorney just told me that he said she said battle getting even nastier. >>> and the new taylor and tom conspiracy theory. >> is ite trurethe lationship is public? >> rumors their romance is a fraud. and is ex calvin turnine g th tables? s hinew song that seems to shade her. >>> plus, ciaomedn sarah silverman on the medical scare that nearly killed her. her condition today, we're with her doctors. >>> and celine dion behind-the-scenes exclusive. backstage, on stage in the dressing room. "e.t." is everywhere as celine takes paris. >> good for y

they didn't know that jake was with us.y sent a camera with him, and he made quite a splash, we'll see that next. but first, it's thursday night, time to bleep and blur the big tv moments whether they needed it or not. it's this week in unnecessary censorship. >> this is who we are. governors and doctors, ceo, and hog [ bleep ]ers. >> ladies and gentlemen, donald trump is a [ bleep ]er and i know he will [ bleep ] this country. >> we remain focused on one thing. this beautiful [ bleep ] that we love so much. >> my 2-year-old grandson has a longer [ bleep ] than donald trump. >> i am not in the habit of supporting people that [ bleep ] my wife. >> america is no longer lee eer, but rather [ bleep ] from behind. >> open your mouth wide, and i will [ bleep ] it. >> my fellow republicans, when donald trump becomes president of the united states of america, the [ bleep ] will be huge. >> jimmy: all right. we're going to take a break. when we come back, jake byrd at the republican national convention. so, stick around. [ cheers an

i'm jake tapper.wide range of excuses about why so many high level republicans are not here. last night wild donald trump officially became the 2016 nominee, i wondered what the delegates made of the notable absences and if they cared. >> to the announcement of the delegation -- >> i'm on the floor of the republican national convention, and it is very exciting moment. donald trump's name is being formally placed into nomination, but i have to say having covered so many conventions, one thing is very different about this conventi convention, a lot of very notable absences. >> where is senator lindsay graham? >> i don't know, but i have a vote tonight and he doesn't. >> where are your senators? john mccain or jeff flake. they're not here. >> i could care less if they are here. i'm supporting donald trump and i don't care what the establishment does. without them we can still win. >> jeb bush and marco rubio are not here right now at this exciting moment for the florida delegation, where are they? >> the

so that is what's fueling concerns this afternoon, jake.lly for pregnant people within that affected region. >> all right, polo sandoval. thank you so much. the republican presidential nominee donald trump, we'll see him any minute on that stage you're looking at in colorado springs. more live coverage right after this quick break. in parallel and perpendicular spaces, the car can steer itself right in. introducing the 2017 ford fusion with enhanced active park assist. it's the beauty of a well-made choice. trouble can pop up anywhere. the ford fusion can detect a pedestrian, alert you and if you don't brake, it can brake for you. introducing the 2017 ford fusion with pre-collision assist with pedestrian detection. it's the beauty of a well-made choice. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aar

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jakes. experienced in my life. i've had experienced where i was pulled over, badly handled or mistreated. i've had experiences where my sons were pulled over and calling me on the phone screaming and crying and i'm scared to death something is going to happen. because i don't know which kind of police officer pulled them over, the good one or the bad one. you don't have to be a bad person to make a bad decision. that happens. what we are concerned about is when that does happen, why does the criminal justice system look the other way? you can't totally control -- there are bad reporters, bad preachers, people who have made bad mistakes who are good people. that's human. our system need to be such that there is accountability and consequences for bad choices. that same reality needs to also be true for the police department. >> this is a city you've lived in for how long? >> 20 years. >> what do you feel in the last couple of days after the shooting and what we've seen at the dallas police de

think they should -- >> jake, you're asking me questions. know? [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: bernie was obviously thinking of his favorite '70s detective show, "jake blitzer." [ light laughter ] whether it was an accident or not, there's no better old man power move than forgetting someone's name. [ light laughter ] "as far as i'm concerned, everybody under 70 is named jake or sport." [ light laughter ] even bernie's fellow democrats complained about his refusal to bow out, to the point that when he met with them on capitol hill just last week, he got a bit of a rough reception. >> patience was wearing thin among democrats on capitol hill during a tense closed- door meeting this morning. at least some house democrats booed sanders when he refused to reveal a timeline for his endorsement. >> seth: they booed bernie sanders? do you think bernie sanders is going to care if you boo him? bernie probably goes to broadway shows and boos from the balcony. [ laughter and applause ] "these 'hamilton' tickets were too expensive!" so all of that w

i'm jake tapper. five dallas police officers that were ambushed and killed were memorialized by two presidents but the investigation into their death continues. i apologize for the bright lights we're shining on you so we can see you. you heard presidents obama and bush speak, how do you think their messages were received? >> i thought it was a great show of unity. the support of the community was amazing, awesome, and inspiring. i thought president bush hit a great note saying the fallen birdie the greatest among us. and that for everybody holding hands was just so inspiring. >> we were told about how much explosive material was found, is there enough to suggest there could have been a charlarger at. >> i'm not up to date on that latest information of that particular issue. >> the play or of dallas today said the open carry law and culture made the job of law enforcement more difficult during the extent because for police it was difficult to tell the difference between a protester marching while hold

i'm jake tapper.are live on the floor of the dnc here in philadelphia. lots of folks are expecting fewer fireworks here than at donald trump's convention which featured actual fireworks, but there is democratic drama playing out here. leaked e-mails showing top dnc officials suggesting ways to undercut bernie sanders during his primary race with hillary clinton. and now there is news that debbie wasserman schultz will be not appearing on stage amid mounting pressure for her to step aside. joining me now is former democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. always good to have you. let's start with this bombshell from wikileaks which got access to thousands of e-mails from the democratic national committee. in may of 2016 the chief financial officer of the dnc brad marshall sent an e-mail to three other dnc staffers suggesting that the party should try to get someone to ask you about your religious beliefs. here is the e-mail. quote, it might make no difference, but for kentucky and west virginia

i'm jake tapper. we begin today as we have far too often on this broadcast with the latest breaking details of an attack in nice, france. 31-year-old tunisian born muhammad open fired while dri driving through a crowd. he ran over innocent civilians for more than a mile before being shot dead by police. 84 killed, 10 were children, hundreds more wounded and more people have desperately fighting for their lives. among those slaughters, sean copeland and his 11-year-old son. and also a us berkeley opportunity who was in the area is missing. so far there has been no claims of responsibility. let's get right to nick robertson who is in nice. was this individual known at all to french intelligence officials? >> known to the police because of a criminal record, but not known in any capacity to the french counter terrorism authorities. you know, jake, it is less than 24 hours, french prosecutors saying it took place at 22:45 last night. the police know in the minutes after the attack ended, already beginning

jake, i was in this hall around 11:00 at night. debbie wasserman schultz was alone walking across the stage, clearly doing a try-out to give a speech today. that was decided she would not do that. the reason is this, the wound that had been basically healing between the clinton and sanders people, at least somewhat, suddenly reopened by all of the revelations found in the wikileaks here. so if any progressed been made, they certainly are still raw, still fresh here as dana said, among sanders supporters. >> and jeff, this convention, starting off even messier than last week's republican convention. we showed members of the florida delegation booing debbie wasserman schultz at breakfast this morning, that her home state. and that's a possible preview. if she were to go on that stage, look, i'm from philadelphia. i know what booing can sound like. those are really mean ones. >> they were very mean, jake. i was just talking with members of the florida delegation and they, the bernie sanders supporters there, even though they are from

just give me jake the cake and we'll kick it back to pam and steve. >>> jake the cake and racking upiews on varibel media. it's called -- social media. and it looks like about a 5 or 6-foot hoop. but those of us lonely enough to hang out on social media consistently. who else would watch jake the cake do this? but he's racking up views after views. there it is. jake the cake, we don't have his age, we don't have his family history. we don't have his religion. >> he's 12. >> he certainly has the no girlfriend. >> i think jake right now is going it alone. he and his slam dunk. there it is, jake the cake. >> here's what's ahead. >> coming up drivers stopped in a construction zone in east oakland. >> you go to jail. >> one stood out more than most. i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly. creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcendence. tempting accents of sheer pleasure. introducing "unicorn whispers." this should be the name. or something more like "golden gold." or maybe, "mmmmmm mmhmm." but, with 20% of your daily fiber, its actually fiber one.

jakes.brought together families of african-american families killed by police as well as the mayor. one police officer talked about the impact of losing five of his fellow officers. >> it gets really tough because your brothers in blue, you're going to hear that. i have my family and i have an extended family in blue. you work with these guys, men and women, all the time. and it's tough when you see one go. it's just hard. it's a family member. >> t.d. jakes is an influential political figure of the city of dallas. his voice often heard far beyond the city itself. victor blackwell is joining me now. he has incredible influence and sway among many groups, but particularly within the african-american community. you had a chance to sit down and talk with him. tell us how this came about and why he felt it was important at this time. >> reporter: yes, suzanne, we sat right there in the pews of the potter house. the 30,000 member mega church here in dallas. actually, my producer, i have to give h

jake. >> today is a very sol lom occasion and yet it is a hopeful occasion. >> we visited jakes at hisstrong potter's house church in dallas. he's "time" magazine's america's best preacher but he is also the father of three young black men. >> i don't know any african-americans who don't live with that reality every day. that don't tell their children to be extra careful if the police stop them. that resonates with me and not just as a pastor but as a father, my people are from mississippi and from alabama. my grandfather was killed by white racists, murdered and thrown in a lake. so this is not shocking and foreign to us. it is the way that we live. >> but spurred to action by fatherhood and ferguson, here he is at mic jakes is no fatalist either. you saw this as a moment of hope. >> we don't have a third bathroom for a colored water fountain which i remember vividly. we have already seen real change. but the completion of that change won't be complete because change doesn't happen through legislation, change happens in the hearts of people. >> and he says the horrors of this week cou

mets starter jake on degrom, one through eight hitters, nothing, nota. degrom doing it all. out at the plate on codey asche in the fourth. degrom throws first one hit, complete game shut out in philadelphia, against the phillies, in 26 years. phillies lose five to nothing. >> not a whole lot to talk about offensively. pretty much sums it up, degrom, he kept us down. >> it is frustrating when a guy is out there dominating you the whole day. the it is his day. he pitched well. you know, you have to give a little bit of credit to that guy. he made his pitches when he needed to and he got a couple of out. >> tomorrow against the marlins. >>> speaking of dominant pitching performance is it has been nearly a year since coal hamel's no hitter in chicago. feels like yesterday. hamels returned with the rangers to chicago. first start at wrigley since july 25th of last year when he no hit the cubs. how about that, in his last start for the phillies, and how about this, strikes out first six batter, has other no hitter in the their. he allows four hits, within run and eight hits. forme

sorry to interrupt. >> that's okay, jake. and it's not that far from the scene.his happened at airline highway and old hammond highway which is, you know, not far from, you know, the hospital, which is not that big a city, by the way. they were saying it was at blue bonnet which is one or two streets over from the hospital which is our lady of the lake. all in short proximity. our lady of the lake hospital is a very good hospital. so hopefully they'll take care of all of these officers. i don't know now, jake. it could be up to as many as eight officers injured. i'm not exactly sure. i'm trying to make arrangements to get there. today is the day i'm supposed to go to the convention, but i'm trying to figure that out now. the initial reports were that there were more suspects because my source in the police department did not want it out there that there were other possible suspects they were looking for because that is investigative information and they don't want it out immediately so they can track down the suspects before the suspects have knowledge of it. dre

>> we don't at this time, jake. state department is not only trying to find out about all of their personnel, but also trying to fend out if any americans are involved. unfortunately this has been an all-too common occurrence for u.s. embassies around the world. issuing a security message for americans about the world. they're advised to shelter in place pending police announcements that the situation is under control. review your personal security plans. maintain a high level of vigilance and take appropriate steps to enhance your personal security. several times over the summer, the state department has been warning americans traveling abroad, particularly to europe, where the attack level is so high, to be careful at tourist areas where people could be congregating. there are a lot of threats againsts americans and westerners out there. >>> several world leaders met yesterday to discuss attacks like this. >> some 30 foreign ministers and defense ministers were in town. we don't know at this point if isis is invol

i don't know, jake. i think, you know, we're going to continue with the resolution plan process, which has occasioned changes in structure organization, liquidity practices of firms. we're going to make the changes in the stress test, which is as i say will some firms increase capital requirements. i think we're going to continue to pay attention to funding because when it comes right down to it, funding and the runability of funding is core to financial stability, the potential for runs and panics throughout the economy. and through our annual comprehensive liquidity asse assessment exercises, we're going to be paying more attention there. so there will be more -- there will be more changes. and obviously, our aim is to get to a point where we can say that the financial system is relatively speaking stable, safer, sounder, certainly more stable, safer, sounder than it was a decade ago. >> you mentioned funding in requestedt liquidity. rules on liquidity. those are an experiment. those didn't exist befor

nicole jake os. >> thanks very much. -- jake ox. >> thank -- jake sobs. >> thanks very much. >>> -- jacobs. >> thanks very much. >>> a inmate who broke out of prison is back in jail and facing a judge. anna my lar has arraignment -- meiler has more on the arraignment. anna. [ no audio ] >> reporter: we are learning kevin gearhart was behind bars for allegedly stealing a car. they were loading up prisoners to bring them to court when facing even more charges. >> one class b felony. >> reporter: this is the man accused of breaking free from a new hampshire jail. kevin gearhart appeared for a judge over skype friday to face charges for escape running from police and attempting to steal a woman's car at this gas station. >> it was a gentleman that was coming out of the woods. he tried to jump over the guardrail and kind of tripped and stumbled alodge because he was -- along because he wa >> reporter: melissa bolted into the convenience store to get help and when she came back out he was inside her car looking for her keys. >> yeah he kept telling me not to be afraid and there was nothing wrong

jake does have a little bit of movement though correct? >> yes. he has been making progress since he has been in the hospital now. when they say paralyzed from the chest down he's able to move his biceps and lately getting the wrist back. but what he does not have are his hands and like the finger is being able to move and that they will be hoping that they will be the first of the two- part special that we're doing tonight and their first part. tomorrow night we'll be talking about this experimental procedure involving millions of stem cells, giving them the the possibility to regain some use of his hands, that's what we're hoping for that it will take six months. >> jake is only the sixth person in the world to go through the extent of their qualifying process to meet their strict guidelines and to undergo all the tests to see what they could qualify as they did. now that he has gotten it, it's a critical study, but he is hoping that by going forward, putting their story up, maybe it will help them. >> we are both parents, we know as a dad of tw

. >> jake had the presence of mind to get out his camera, because he saw the sun setting and basically said good-bye. >> that's it. >> telling the camera good-bye. he had been drifting for six hours. he saw the one going down. he knew once the sun went down there would be no chance to be spotted by rescue crews. >> apparently he got carried eight miles from where they were initially diving. rescue crews did know that jake went missing and they are out searching for him. >> the first helicopter that came out probably at 2:00, it was circling 100 meters away from me and couldn't see me. >> so what happened? >> just before it got completely dark, one aerial rescue crew did happen to see that orange flotation device. if not for that he may have slipped away. >> when he surfaced it must have been heart stopping. >> jacob is a dive instructor and here he told abc news in australia exactly how he got left behind. >> i missed the rope, so i surfaced alongside the boat, and there was no tag along at the back of the boat for me to grab onto. >> they also say that strong currents pulled him away

i'm jake tapper. hours ago we saw donald trump getting his bearings on the big stage behind me for what will be, i think it's fair to say, the biggest speech of his life. will he be magnanimous? will he speak to inspire the undecided voters that are skeptical of him? will he. presidential. the man that a majority of americans want to entrust with their lives and their futures. or, will he choose door number two? critics say his convention has too often been derailed by missed opportunities and errors. and last night, when a boomerang shaped like texas senator ted cruz smacked trump on the head. the republican party, of course, they fear that all of this discord only further fuels those undecided voters skeptical of mr. trump. can he quell the concerns? what is he going to say tonight? joining me now to talk about this all is former republican presidential candidate dr. ben carson. good to see you as always. what do you think he is going to say? have you seen the speech? >> no, i have not. >> what do y

i'm jim acosta in for jake tapper.ewly married couples have honeymoons and newly hitched running mates have bus tours. hillary clinton and tim kaine hit the road this weekend for some quality time together that just happened to take them through some key swing states. jake tapper caught up with the would-be vp after he shared the stage with hillary clinton and a whole lot of balloons. >> first of all, congratulations. >> thank you, jake. it's been a great week. >> let me ask you a question. do you think you could be president? are you ready to make those kinds of decisions? because that's what the gig really is. >> yeah. that's what it ought to be. you ought to pick somebody for vp who can help you govern and, god forbid, something should happen could take over. i have been the lieutenant governor and governor and u.s. senator with foreign policy and armed services expertise. >> your son nat is a marine. he is deployed. how does his service weigh into how you look at the life or death situations. >> jake, i'll tell you

. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper at the democratic convention in beautiful philadelphia where the state of our union is exposed e-mails just published by wikileaks showing democratic party officials actively discussing possible ways to sabotage bernie sanders even as they were insisting publicly that they were staying neutral during the primaries. the leaked e-mails are dividing

. >> this is not a game, jake. and when we do that, jake -- >> wolf, wolf. >> wolf, i'm sorry.king at the side notes. >> you have confidence in the way -- >> look, jake, all i can tell you is -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: he's the boy who cried jake. everyone knows that story. [ light laughter ] meanwhile, bernie was like, "whatever, what kind of name is wolf anyway? [ light laughter ] wolves aren't even named wolf. [ light laughter ] if i had a wolf, i'd name it jake." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] "what else is going on in the news? what else we got? what else is going on the news? you ever wonder why they fixed the debt ceiling on the senate floor? [ light laughter ] that's my time, everybody." [ light laughter ] i saw that bill clinton was spotted here in new york city on saturday taking the family dog for a walk. apparently, bill became close to the family dog after spending the last two decades sleeping in their house. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh! hey! ho! >> jimmy: quit hogging the blanket. >> steve: hey! oh! >> jimmy: "quit hogging the blanket, cricket." [

visit pge.com/checkup and get started today. >>> welcome back, i'm jake tapper.seeing growing protests. let's go to march tvin savage ie thick of it. >> this started about 20 minutes ago. we're in public scare. probably a block and a half away from inside of the arena where the convention is taking place, and this was sort of a mixture of different groups that all seemed to coalesce on public square at the same time. and it was a couple agitatrs with blow horns that were starting to really stir things up. police are trying to move in and divide up this crowd into manageable herds. it appears there is a black lives matter group, and groups of all different backgrounds and causes that will here. authorities are trying to maintain order at this point if has not moved beyond anything more than shoving and shouting, but authorities are trying to make sure it doesn't progress into something more violent. they keep bringing in more and more officers, and they have a handle on the situation, but it is tense. >> martin savage keeping an eye on all of the activity out ther

i have my new friend, jake dixon from dixon farmstand meats. right here in chelsea market in the heart of manhattan. what do we have here? >> a few different things from chelsea market's new cookbook. a grilled hanger steak. with compound butter. grilled spare rib. dpriled romaine hearts. grilled sausages. >> while i greedily take the sausage, tell me how you prepare the ribs. >> we have a little bit of spanish smoked paprika rub on them. we also put some brown sugar in it. go heavy on it. i like to use the brown sugar because it will caramelize nicely. don't make as much of the mess as i did. >> if you have somebody in the house willing to clean, make a mess. >> over indirect heat. put the ribs on the other side of the grill that's not turned on. close the lid. they'll take about three hours. glaze them with the favorite barbecue sauce. put them on a high grill right before you serve them. >> they look ridiculously delicious. everybody knows that you can grill corn on the grill. you're grilling salad?