he had learned to ride and to skate. >> type. was not going to be a jake story. he was learning to communicate. and he was even speaking a few words. each one learned painstakingly by his own time in the chair. to his parents, lisa and craig, that was where hope came from. >> people asked that all the time, that oh, looking back was it worth giving up your law practice, moving your house, relocating again? and 90% of the words that he has we taught him. so how much is a word worth? how much is one word worth? every word is priceless. >> excellent. way to go. who says that? who says that? >> these are our seats. >> reporter: we kept up with andrew also. watching him go to a basketball game with his family in 2006 when he was 15. >> good night air. >> reporter: the other day we visited andrew pearls the man. >> want to put it away? want to go hole punch in. >> reporter: a 25-year-old living with a kind of autism television because it's so debilitating. >> can you fix your shoe for us? >> reporter: his parents tell the story. when andrew was 19 after years of progres

>> reporter: -- on the day jake and i said so long to each other, this kid was connected again. >> seetor. >> see you later, alligator. >> reporter: we checked in with jake five years later, when he was 9, and now he had real friends. and then just the other day, just before jake left for college, i went to see him again. >> hey. >> hey. >> hi. jake. >> john. >> you recognize me? you actually remember me? >> honestly, no. but i know who you are. >> reporter: it's been so long that jake hardly remembers having autism. >> my memories are pretty limited. i remember there would be story time. >> excellent. >> i would be read this story, and then i would have to tell them what the story was about. >> reporter: and they haven't let go of a certain reminder of how far he's come. >> this is the chair where jake was reborn. even -- >> hours and hours and hours and hours in this change learning. learning how to learn. >> reporter: together we watched a clip from that "nightline" show. >> moon, ball, star. >> i think that part of our lives was so intense and the therapy was so intensive and we we

: and they haven't let go of a certain reminder of how far he's come. >> this is the chair where jake was reborn. even -- >> hours and hours and hours and hours in this change learning. learning how to learn. >> reporter: together we watched a clip from that "nightline" show. >> moon, ball, star. lives was so intense and the therapy was so intensive and we were -- it was like we were living in this snow globe. that the rest of the world didn't exist. i mean, we barely -- i barely left the house during those two years. >> reporter: jake, what do you do with your autism? is it something that you talk about? is it something that you don't want to talk about? >> i don't say hi, i'm jake, i used to have autism when i was little. but if it comes up, i'm more than happy to tell them about my past. >> reporter: do you have moments anymore where you think back and say it could have turned out very differently? >> i have moments where i have what i would call gratitude attacks. >> reporter: gratitude attacks. >> gratitude attacks, where watching him get his diploma at graduation, it was -- you know

jake was taking part in a charity bike race.st control of his bicycle and collided with an oncoming car. you know know his wife mary katharine ham. and she knew she needed a way to honor her husband. he was a democrat. she was a republican. but their love of helping american service members is what initially drew them together. in 2011, during their first year of marriage, jake and mary katharine ran the marine corps marathon and this weekend she ran in the 10 k to help keep her husband's memory alive. griff jenkins spoke to her after the race. >> this is the finish line. a 10-kilometer tribute to fallen marines and for mary katharine ham an opportunity to honor her late husband. >> congratulations. you are 8 months pregnant and you just did a 10 k. >> thank you. >> on this great october day, nothing was going to stop mary katharine 8 month pregnant with their second baby from crossing the finish line. >> i did think this would be therapeutic and something that jake would appreciate. he was never one for anyone sitting on their

ray: i was just shocked at the way they did it. protestors: shame, shame, shame. jake was enough to bring the average millionaire out of his house and down to these streets to protest with us. it was that bad. russell: if you don't fight equally for the rights of others, then you're not so honorable, if you want them for yourself. if you take anything for granted, then you should give it to others. and that's the only way to protect it. if you're selfish and small, you better get out there and fight for the poor, because your day of reckoning is coming, too. lillian: they are allowed to conduct themselves absolutely outrageously in a democracy. total disregard of the bill of rights. [shouting and screaming] [explosion] man: what happened? what happened? protestor: he got shot! man: what's your name? what's your name? what's your name? jose: building criminal records on people, protestors, i was not aware of the system until i came out here to protest. he has a record. marking him as a criminal. but what's his record? peaceful protesting. jake: the law applies to everyo

russ: jake was sensational. he threw a complete game shutout. an incident happened in the 7th inning. he got hit by watson, and words were exchanged. then you see a big time scrum ensue after that. dugout. rodriguez of the pirates was taking out his frustration on the poor gatorade cooler. obviously he had a knock out of the cooler -- ernie: a boxing match. russ: he couldn't prevent his pirates from being knocked out. ernie: interesting to see. russ: in baseball this afternoon, alds game one in toronto. the visiting texas rangers are leading 5-3. that is going into the bottom of the 9th. ernie: thank you, russ. coming up, many of us use computers for our work. that's kind of your favorite thing to do? what about when you're online alone? we have your answers coming up next. keep it here. it's not about hugging trees. it's not about being wasteful either. you just gotta find that balance. where taking care of yourself takes care of more than just yourself. lease an mkz hybrid for $299 a month only at your lincoln dealer. it took the rockettes yea

no one was hurt. jake>> supporters of nebraska's death penalty are successful keeping the punishment from being repealed... at least for now. the confirmation is coming from the nebraska secretary of state's office. a petition drive to support of *keeping* the death penalty got more than 143 - thousand verified signatures. that's 30 thousand more than needed to block repeal of the death penalty until a vote next november. petitions were collected from more than five percent of the registered voters in 85 of nebraska's 93 counties. nebraska lawmakers had overcome ricketts to pass a bill repealing capital punishment in the state. jake>> a former coach... and director of a program for "at risk" students in sioux city... has been found guilty of having sex with a student. 30 - year - old erick deleon has of sexual exploitation by a school employee. deleon was part of a non profit program designed to help "at at west as well. prosecutors said deleon and a 16 - year - old girl student started exchanging inapprop

was made public. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. jake>> federal authorities say this is a criminal investigation... and they're trying to find the suspect for questioning. jake>> some relief for commuters along i - 29 in sioux city yesterday morning. the e anned closing of the southbhbnd interstate 29 offff ramp to floyd boulevard that was scheduled to s srt yesterday morning... has been *postponed* until later this week. the project will let a that'll be done on that interchange this winter. the d - o - t says a new date for that work... and the closing of that ramp... will be announced soon. jake>> it's a legal decision that's caught a lot of people off guard... and angered a lot of people... even the family of a victim. a judge has reduced the sentence for an orange city women who was sent to prison for the death of a child who was in her care. rochelle sapp was sentenced to 100 - years in prison after pleading guilty to involuntary endangerment resulting in the death of 3 - year - old autumn elgersma. she got 50 - years for each coun

and so that's what the conversation was about. jake: you have disagreed very sharply. nator warren: you bet. yeah, it was over bankruptcy laws that the credit card companies wanted to tighten so they could squeeze more profits out of working families, and senator biden was on one side in the fight, and i was on the other. you better believe, i did not hold back. jake: are you still on opposite sides of the issues? senator warren: of that issue? yeah. jake: speaking of the consumer financial protection bureau, there is a move in congress to replace the director with a five-person bipartisan panel. some of the democrats in the house that have expressed support for it say it will be protection for if a republican is ever in the white house. senator warren: that's what the president of the american bankers association came out with yesterday. he said he is so worried about this consumer agency that forced the largest financial institutions in the country to return more than $10 billion to families they cheated. he is so worried about keeping that agency up and strong, that

and there was another pro - clinton watch party down in blencoe in monona county. jake>> and this morning... hillary's campaign is holding *another* event here... with a big - name. former secretary of state madeleine albright... who had the job when *bill* clinton was in the white house... will speak at an organizing event for hillary here in sioux city. that's happening at the peirce mansion on jackson street at 8:45 this s rning. jake>> an old downtown sioux city bank will soon be on the move... literally. the building that once housed liberty national bank at second and pearl was closed months ago. the city wants the site for commercial development... and to add parking for the hard rock hotel and casino. ho - chunk incorporated bought the building frorothe city... withthlans to move it to winnebago. but it's too expensive to move it across the veterans bridge. so... ho - chunk sold the building for a dollar to bishop heelan catholic schools. it'll replace heelan's 100ear old administration building. a basement will be added... which will double the building's size.

so one of those gentleman sitting behind her was jake sullivan.was the guy i always went to when i needed to get something urgent to the secretary. you can see from all these e-mails he was in constant communication with her. >> did the questioning from particularly the republican members show how the state department functions? >> no, quite frankly, no. there's all those things i just described. two, i want to remind the viewers that ambassadors are appointed by the president of the united states. so you also have a channel to the president and to the national security staff. but third, remember, the state department and the u.s. government is a giant bureaucracy, and it wouldn't work if every ambassador was e-mailing the secretary every day. instead what you have is an interagency policy process. it starts with, i'm going to use a lot of acronyms here, the icp, the interagency policy committee. for me, that was russia. then the deputy's committee, the principal's committee. and you interact with your colleagues to formulate policy and deal with

leadership must be above reproach. >> reporter: now, jones also added that he was not trying to single anybody out and, jake, kevin mccarthy was asked point-blank about this letter whether it had anything to do with his dropping out of the race. and he responded, no. jake. >> so of course echoes of congressman bob livingston who was once supposed to be speaker but then there were some indiscretions in his private life that took him down from that. but looking more forward now, dana, what now? they need a speaker. >> reporter: they need a speaker. and that is the $64,000 question here. at this point there just doesn't seem to be anybody who can get not only the 218 votes but more importantly in the wake of mccarthy dropping out the goal here among all sides of the republican conference is to find somebody who can get the majority. the most conservative to the most moderate. and it is very, very difficult to do. it's going to take a lot of time searching to try to find that. there is some talk about kind of a caretaker person, somebody who can bridge the gap while john boehner is gone, who everybody can rely

so one of those gentleman sitting behind her was jake sullivan.to when i needed to get something urgent to the secretary. you can see from all these e-mails he was in constant communication. >> did the question from particularly the republican members show how the state department functions? >> no, quite frankly, no. there's all those things i just described. two, i want to remind the viewers that ambassadors are appointed by the president of the united states. so you also have a channel to the president and to the national security staff. but third, remember, the state department and the u.s. government is a giant bureaucracy, and it wouldn't work if every ambassador was e-mailing the secretary every day. instead what you have is an interagency policy process. it starts with, i'm going to use a lot of acronyms here, the icp, the interagency policy committee. for me, that was russia. then the deputy's committee, the principal's committee. and you interact with your colleagues to formulate policy and deal with issues, including diplomatic security

runs rate as one of the things terry collins talked about was the royals attacking the plate. >> it's exactly what people said and i told jake not everything has to be a strike. you've got to move it around and something to look at. duke: one of the things that happened in this game was jacob degrom gave up a walk and alex rios or excuse me alex scored in the fifth inning and leadoff walks baseball will kill you and about if debate whether or not he left degrom too long but degrom couldn't put anybody win the inning and terry collins warming up the bullpen. he could rot in moustakas and he didn't do it. the question was did he leave degrom into long? >> well you know this guy has been our ace. we have been sitting here raving the last two series that he has set to your favorite 10. russ: still to come on the fox 5 postgame show we will go back out to duke astutely on for more at kauffman stadium plus we will hear from terry collins again and are turning point of tonight's game all coming up layover. 24 hours. hello, reykjavik. oh, so that' s how you spell it. what are you looking at? oh, cool. hungry. fish, anyone? hello, se

. >> jake, this day was 17 months in the making. and clinton's appearance in that witness chair has been the top objective of this committee. but so far after hours of questioning and testimony there's much of a re-run of di visive arguments. republicans pressed clinton trying to make their case. she failed in her duty to secure the american diplomatic mission in benghazi, libya. democrats dismiss the entire episode as a partisan taxpayer-funded witch hunt. >> you know, i would imagine i've thought more about what happened than all of you put together. i've lost more sleep than all of you put together. >> hillary clinton stood her ground today before the congressional committee investigating the benghazi attacks from her time as secretary of state. her long-awaited testimony shed more fireworks than light on the 2012 assault on the u.s. consulate in libya that took the lives of the u.s. ambassador and three other americans. >> we're going to pursue the truth in a manner worthy of the memory of the four people who lost their lives. a

was a nice surprise, i didn't expect this at all." the muskies hope to start visiting patients in the hospital a few times each year. jake>> more than 100 local health care providers and professionals learned the latest in cardiology treatments yesterday morning. that was at the 31st annual cardiology conference in sioux city... covered new guidelines for treating high blood pressure and high cholesterol... as well as the challenges of treating young cardiac patientsts yesterday's evevt was co - sponsored by mercy medical center cardiovascular associates and unity point health saint luke's. jake>> america's military muscle was on display right down the river. yesterday... commanders a aoffutt air force base showed off *some* of what they do each day. reporter kevin boughton takes us to bellevue nebraska. 55th wing commander col. mar reynolds says balancing the old and new is a fact of life in today's air force. [take sot incue: "..." outcue: "... ." to: 36:56 duration:0:11] col. marty reynolds/55th wing commander

authorities do not believe this incident was malicious. jake>> and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and sports. jake>> and here is what the folks in studio 57 are working on that yu'll see in an hour on cbs "this morning". i'm gayle king. coming up, a victim of domestic violence evicted from her home because she called 9-1-1 too often. the local laws forcing survivors morning.. good morning everyone and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise. thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm jacob heller. cat>> and i'm meteorologist cat weather? temperatures will start to rebound again on sunday, though winds will be breezy with our next chance of rain starting monday and continuing into tuesday. jake/cat>> . jake>> tuesday... a jury ordered a milwaukee gun store to pay almost six million dollars to two police officers hurt by guns bought from the store. c - b - s news correspondent dean reynolds shows how other gun sellers are reacting to this. (heaton): i am surprised by how easy it i

jake was a strong moderator who tried to keep the timing fair but proportionate between frontrunners and people way back in the pack. two, everything was fact checked. cnn's fact checking overwhelmed me with data. we rehearsed and mark preston lived in my head for three weeks. i tlaerndlearned that cnn has ds 20 times. the candidates have to be careful. cnn delivered 23 million viewers, millions more online and millions more listening on the salem radio network. the candidates don't want to lose that audience. they can't ask for the opportunity to bore america to death with certain reports. >> i don't know if it sounds like they are arguing about that. they clearly must see the value in varying these debates except when you have donald trump that says, we want these debates to be time-managed and shorter. we want ben carson that says, there are too many. we want fewer debates. it is difficult to discern where the value is being placed. is it an issue of control of how these debates go. >> i don't think you are going to get an agreement. >> you are not going to get an agreement that th

when jake rudock was escorted by police out of the locker- room and jonathan parker throwing forward laterrals on special teams... a new coach seemed more realistic than 7-0. undefeated iowa hosts maryland saturday at 2:30. in ames, the new look cyclones host the resurgent longhorns. texas a 7 point favorite. gabby douglas trained in west des moines when she won all around olympic gold. douglas left chow's gymnastics, but she's not done competing. today, douglas just missed winning the world championship. team usa's simone biles, on the left, won the all-around gold. teammate gabby douglas takes silver. biles becomes the first gymnast to win three straight all-arounds. west des moines' shawn johnson, 2007 world champion, tweets, "holy cow! @simonebiles you're a beast! 3 back 2 back world titles & gabs @gabrielledoug with silver! so proud of you gals! " are you ready for some... hawks play tonight. it's true. i double-checked. iowa hosts sioux falls in an exhibition at carver-hawkwye arena. we'll have highlights at ten. hawkeye women crack the top 25. uconn a unanimous #1. baylor lead

and kyle schwarber provided all the offense they would need. 450 feet later, it was 3-0, chicago. but jake arrieta was the story. the right-hander was spectacular allowing just four hits while striking out 11 en route to a complete game shut-out. 4-0 the final. the cubs are headed to st. louis to face the cardinals. >>> the mets and the dodgers begin their series in los angeles on friday. today they went through one final workout before boarding a plane to the west coast. matt harvey was on hand. one day after missing the team's mandatory workout. manager terry collins says the team has moved on from that mess. now the focus is on jacob degrom, who gets the ball in game one against clayton kershaw. after winning 90 ball games and clinching the nl east title, the mets are enjoying the ride into baseball's second season. >> i think there is a lot of fun being had on this ball club. and no matter what level or what time of season you're playing this game at, you got to find a way to have fun with it. >> we sat down with some things last fall that said hey, it's time for us to win. we won. we

jake was holding a copy of powerball in his hand waving it in the courtroom there is a story about it. and i felt a natural affinity for ginsberg and kerouac. i was living on long island on the edge of suburbia and went to the bookstore to buy a copy and it was $0.75 for girl i could afford that. that made the difference in was a black and white paperback edition that fit in my back pocket. i went to school on monday morning and i said look what i have got. i have a copy of powerball this is the book they're trying to be and in san francisco. and some people look down at it. i don't a lot of people would look down at those people because there were street with regular jobs they went to the north beach in san francisco on the weekend day wore the turtleneck on the weekend and the dark glasses. so they were part time in the rebellion. they would rigo on a friday night and saturday then they went back home and go to the 95 jobs. people were critical about that but there were others who were more rebels and radicals that were that way more consistently. he definitely influenced my poetry

jake degrom was cruising in this game. and then that fifth inning happened. what happened? what adjustment did you make in facing him? >> he is a great pitcher. putting the ball in play all night. just wouldn't catch any breaks. we kept battling throughout the game. and, you know. caught a break. rio had a big hit. took off from there. kept that throughout the entire game. >> erin: kept battling the post season. why are you so loose, and thank god they didn't get us with the water, by the way. why are you so loose in that dugout? >> because we have been here before. we have been, our back up against the wall. -up know, against the astros in the wild card game. been in these situations. we are comfortable with where we're at. got to go out and continue to play good ball. we are confident. >> erin: comfortable going to new york city. and comfortable going up to new york city. up two games. >> absolutely. we still got to go out and find a way to beat a great team. the way they can play. we got to keep battling. keep putting pressure on them. >> erin: thanks. joe. >> the royals

danielle nottingham, cbs news. ### jake>> we don't know why the second motorcyclist was recording video of the ride. jake>> the nebraska court of appeals ruled that a man in prison for molesting his 6 - year - old daughter should *not* have his parental rights terminated. the girl's stepfather is looking to adopt her and her two younger brothers. the appeals court says the father's rights shouldn't have been terminated under a state adoption law that lets the termination of parental rights *if* the parent has abandoned the child for at least six months prior to the adoption filing. the appeals court says the imprisoned father had sent the children letters and cards in adoption request was filed. jake>> a former canton south dakota pastor is heading to prison for having sex with a minor. tony haglund pled guilty to a charge of felony child abuse... admitting to having sex with a then 15 - year - old girl while pastor at canton lutheran church between january of 20 - 11 and december of 20 - 13. he's now been sentenced to three years in prison... and also has to pay 10 - thousand dollars i

was a good call. who am i to argue? >> thanks, guys. >>> one more item from last night's game. >> things got a little weird in the seventh when chicago pitcher jake arietta was hit by a pitch, the benches cleared. nothing too serious here. but after being ejected for sean rodriguez, take a look, unloaded on a cooler. that gatorade cooler in the dugout because he wanted the orange gatorade, not the red one. >> i understand the rage. >> yes. >> gatorade ended on the floor. much like the pirates season. that's what happens when you unleash the man bun. money. from dead leaves. the company selling foliage. tradition. the sweater standing the test of time. well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formo

jake>> nebraska state senator dave bloomfield was with the nebraska chamber of commerce and industry yesterday for an annual legislative forum. this year it was at the marina inn in south sioux city. the chamber says these forums have been going on for more than three decades... and they're meananto get input to find out what they're worried about. senator bloomfield thinks the most pressing issue of 20 - 16 is property tax... specifically in agriculture. bloomfield says these meetings is important to the state of nebraska. jake>> twelve siouxland groups got a *financial* boost for special projects yesterday afternoon. they got money from missouri river histstical development.... the group gave out more than 1 - million dollars *it* got from the hard rock hotel and casino.

jake>> in hebron... where arabs outnumber jews... a young arab was shot and killed while trying to stab an israeli woman. reporter barry peterson has more from this neighborhood... where violence is becoming normal. 1) tzipi schlisel (sh-lee-sel) narrowly avoided being knifed by an arab on her way to morning prayers.... (cbs/bloodstains on street) 2) the street is still bloodstained... (youtube/video/guy in white and 3) the aftermath caught on video. the jewish man ininhite shot the arab to death. (cbs sot/outside/16;32;09;13 bp who may have killed you? 16;32;15;28 . // and i bless god that it's my enemy blood and not me. (:12) (stills/father holding her/older father with white beard) 4) it is not her first taste of violence...an arab stabbed her father to death in his bed 17 years ago in this same neighborhood. (cbs/area/kids/israeli soldiers on patrol) 5) she is among about 800 jews living in the midst of 170-thousand arabs in hebron...under constant watch. (cbs/general of soldiers/roadblocks/guy on guard) 6) this one place is so much what the arab

cubs pitcher jake arrieta was throwing a shutout, but he hit a couple of batters here. the pirates return the favor. the benches clear division rivals playing for the 20th time this season. that can happen. a complete game shutout for jake areata. cubs win 4-0. the cubs and cardinals series is going to be wild. there they are, this will remind you of boston back in 2004. the cubs finds outside wrigley field all out there celebrating. they have not won world series since 1908. the cubs team is red-hot. they are dancing to the first game against the cardinals. girls soccer. two of the best, hooking up at gill stadium londonderry at central. 1st half londonderrys laural goding to mckenzie donovan who shoots on net. the save is made. corner kick in the 79th minute centrals sara swetland corner . unh football, they have reached their bye week with a record of 3-2 this is the last time they will have a week off until their season ends. next up, the wildcats play at number 33 william and mary until then, the guys are trying to improve. >> we' ve gotten better in the last two w

it was a bench clearing fight after jake area was hit by a fastball.s are one of baseball's most betted on teams in las vegas. sporsts books give 40-1 odds for the worldo win series. i bet that has gone down a little bit. tom: to our international audience, this is part of the ballet. you can hit somebody accidentally throwing the ball. or sometimes you never go after the pitcher. and there is a ballet to what you just observed. waves of people coming out of the dugout. vonnie: feelings are getting heated as we approach friday -- the first game of the playoffs? tom: i don't know, but it is great to see some new teams, including kansas city royals. today we focus on international relations. tomorrow we turn back to the markets. russell -- will join us from blackrock. we are thrilled to bring you david harrell. harrell of chicago. we will talk to him about international investment, particularly with the challenges in emerging markets. vonnie quinn, jon ferro in london. i'm tom keene. this is bloomberg "surveillance" good morning. ♪ good evening to all of

i thought it was strange that jake tapper announced that decision. think they should have just done the debate and maybe after say our intention was to try to get something going in the conversation. i think when jake announced that, it helped drive viewers to the debate and i think if there is any sort of competition between the two moderators, someone will have the last laugh and it probably won't be tonight's moderator. >> this is almost like cnn so desperate for biden to show up, because anderson cooper just announced there's no news, no fireworks. >> who's going to get the last laugh? that's so perfect because anderson cooper has one of the weirdest laughs, he sounds like a drunk woodpecker. the only one with a laugh worse than anderson cooper is hillary, who sounds like laughing sal. >> she'll have the last cackle. >> if they start laughing, it could be amazing television. >> anderson is very, very nice. >> i get it he's sophisticated, he's a vanderbilt. like we're all supposed to say, never mind, he's a vanderbilt. >> i know he is, what are you

game two was supposed to be the game cubs ace jake arrieta shut down the mets but that didn't happen. bottom of the new york's daniel first, murphy smacked a homerun off area, -- off arrieta, putting the mets up 3-0 in the first. and things didn't get much better from there. the mets tacked on one more in the bottom of the third and the cubs didn't even get on the scoreboard until the 6th. mets win 4-1 and lead the series 2-0. we'll see if the cubs can do better in front of a home crowd as they move back to wrigley field for game 3. that is tomorrow night at 7:00 on tbs. elizabeth: meanwhile the royals are getting ready for game 3 of the alcs. right now they lead the series 2 to 0. game 3 is in toronto tonight at 7:00. you can watch it on fox sports one. eric: a new college football ap poll is out this morning and the iowa hawkeyes are still climbing. the hawks are now up to 12th in the nation. iowa is 7-0 right now alone in first place in the big ten west. a 3-0 conference record so far. on the road this year. they crushed northwestern 40-10 on saturday and took a win over wisconsin

i want to say, jake, i was talking once to some doctors at harvard who've been doing this exact kindarch. and they said when they looked at the evidence they decided not to eat processed meats hardly at all. one doctor said i might go to a ball game with my kids once a year in the summer, then i'll have a hot dog. but he said other than that i just avoid it. >> yikes. elizabeth cohen, thank you so much. >>> be sure to follow me on facebook and twitte twitter @jaketapper. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. please don't have any bacon or sausage this evening -- i'm just joking. turn you over now to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, in the fight stunning new video commandos battling isis on the ground in iraq as the pentagon hints at more ground combat. and as u.s. releases more images of an air strike against isis, does the iraqi government want russia to join in the bombing? death charges, russia's accused of constructing links carrying internet traffic and financial transactions. russia says it's not true. meantime, breaking tonight, halfway around the

was fired because he refused to focus on clinton. he is planning to ask a court to give him back his job with back pay. podliska tells jake that what was a broad probe into the attacks on the u.s. consulate in benghazi became a quote partisan investigation. >> what do you say to any viewers out there who think you have an axe to grind? >> i have a conscience. there's wrongdoing here. i think it needs to stop. i do not want the investigation to end. i want it to be refocused back to the purpose. the victims'families are owed the truth. we did not need to de-emphasize or drop the investigation on different agencies or organizations or individuals. >> reporter: on sunday, chairman trey gowdy said he never instructed podliska to focus on clinton. he has demanded money from the committee and the committee refused to pay him. he has now run to the press with the salacious allegations. a spokesperson for the committee said in a statement that podliska's claims are false. podlisk says he was terminated for cause including for putting together a hit piece on administration officials, including clinton. the statement said directly

>> now, it was obvious that jake tapper and cohorts wanted to provoke the republicans to attack each other and to some extent that happened. and tonight do you expect the cnn interrogators to do the same thing with the democrats? i don't. already we are hearing that anderson cooper and his cohorts are not that much interested in confrontation. if cnn doesn't handle the democratic debate the way it did with republicans that itself will become a big news story. there are plenty of differences between hillary clinton and bernie sanders the two top poll people. sanders solve the chart left and running a run trick campaign. telling system is rig ared and rich are taking advantage of everybody else. that's what bernie has. that's it. hillary clinton is a policy person. the problems is the policies of the democratic party and president obama are not working. if cnn wanted to, they can go to down on that as "60 minutes" did on sunday. again, i don't really expect many questions about president obama. he could be wrong. the other democratic candidates have no chance whatsoever and slow down t

>> i thought it was time to ride jake to get him out of the inning, through one more and get better matchups but the ground ball was perfectly those nights, and jake has gotten out of those situations a lot of times so far. >> and the dark knight couldn't get it done in game 1. they will turn to thor for game 3 at citi field to turn it around. the mets have three chances to do the same now at home. >> reporter: we will see you back here in new york. >>> tonight was the season opener for the knicks and the nets. hitting the courts next. the nets setting a franchise records for the fewest wins last year, and how did they we will see. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3,500 hospitals. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. cancercenter.com/eastern. i blew out my knee last year. just as college football programs began calling me. i didn't realize i'd get hooked on the pain pills the doctor gave me. i never thought my life could change so fast. for now at least, football

and it was -- >> jakes, overcome with emotion, refers to the victims as "our kids." chris mints, hailed as a hero for his quick actions last thursday, sent a message from his hospital bed. >> hello everyone, i'm doing well and i'm overwhelmed by the support that i've gotten from everybody. i just want to wish all the other families a safe and speedy recovery and i'll be talking to you guys soon. >> sabrina register, al jazeera, roseburg, oregon. >> justice department filed a settlement that requires bp to pay more than $20 billion for april explosion of its oil rig in the gulf of mexico. more than 100 million gallons of oil spilled onto the gufer gulfd gulf shores. the state must approve the deal. >> we have secured settlement totaling more than $20 billion making it the largest settlement with the single entity in american history. the resolution includes civil claims under the clean water act for which bp has agreed to pay a $5.5 billion penalty. the largest civil penalty in the history of environmental law. >> over 4 billion of that civil penalty will go to rejuve

was on television. so i will say that your ex, ex-wife? >> yes. we find out in the episode that airs tonight, or aired tonight, that jake is/was married to another b-613 agent. it was a great revelation for any character. one that i -- >> jimmy: you didn't know? >> i had no idea until we'd had the table read. you've got a wife! >> jimmy: and she said -- i saw she said, oh, jake is the name you're going by now? >> yeah, and i said -- her name was mia or something. and i said, you're going by that name? >> jimmy: it was something else other than mia. >> alise. thank you so much. alise. mia maestro is the actress. >> jimmy: i see, okay. >> good lord. >> jimmy: do you know what your character -- what jake's real name is now? >> i have no idea. you know, the writers throw things at us. along. by have no idea. >> jimmy: you play a character whose name you do not know? >> fake name. >> jimmy: you don't know the real name? >> no idea. >> jimmy: you're going to be directing an episode of "scandal." when are you doing that? >> the 15th or 16th episode of the season. >> jimmy: that's something you're excited about? >> it is, yeah. i've directed television be

that's what the conversation was about. jake: you have disagreed very sharply. ator warren: you bet. it was over bankruptcy laws that the credit card companies wanted to tighten so they could squeeze more profits out of working families, and senator biden was on one side in the fight, and i was on the other. you better believe, i did not hold back. jake: are you still on opposite sides of the issues? senator warren: of that issue? yeah. jake: speaking of the consumer financial protection bureau, there is a moving congress to replace the director with a five-person bipartisan panel. some of the democrats in the house that have expressed support for it a it will be protection for if a republican is ever in the white house. senator warren: that's what the president of the american bankers association came out with yesterday. he said he is so worried about this consumer agency that forced the largest financial institutions in the country to return more than $10 billion to families they cheated. he is so worried about keeping that agency up and strong, that he wants t