please join me in welcoming jim jordan to the panel. [applause] >> don't clap, you have not heard me say anything yet. it is good to be with you. i had a coach in college, one of those coaches that always wanted to challenges student athletes with motivational statements. he always talks about commitment. commitment to excellence. he had one line that he liked -- commitment, by definition, is total and complete. if compromised, it is not commitment. the thing that i admire so much about heritage, the whole crew here, all of you who support it they are committed, totally and completely to the defense of freedom in the free market. they are uncompromising in their effort to make sure that liberty is defended. and that is important. think about where we are at today in america. there are serious attacks on fundamental liberty and freedom. actually, i think that they take two forms. there is the straight on direct assault that we see. think about obamacare and its attack on your first amendment religious liberty rights. think about the inte

jim: you beat pressure by passing the basketball over the top. you can't dribble through. >> gus: pointer going up high. now driving. obekpa! had it knocked out of his hands. jordan. and a foul! >> jim: st. john's once again being able to hide obekpa on the baseline. the defense by providence, unable to complete the defensive play with the rebound. st. john's just able to -- seemed like the 50/50 balls and little things are going their way this afternoon. >> gus: fourth foul on dunn, eighth team foul. pointer 4 for 4 at the line today. now make it 5 for 5. 18 points for sir'dominic pointer. make it 19. 71-60. 2:20 to go. dunn. and -- >> jim: that's another dimension to this game, hesitation off the pick-and-roll at the free-throw line. use that explosive first step to get to the basket. see the free throws right there. this is a providence team that would make 17 free throws a game. only at 9 right now. that impact of getting to the free-throw line. extra defense. >> gus: gets his second. pressure by providence. easily broken by the red storm. and harris the foul. >> jim: a good job of being patient breaking the press multiple passes in the press beat it over the

it will be led by jim jordan, a republican of ohio, popular conservative, and likely to be a very popular subcommittee. >> congressman chaffetz very ambitious. we'll see how different he is from darrell issa. molly? >> with attorney general eric holder leaving the position, lorre receipt lalynch the federal prosecutor from new york could be a flash point, a big battle. some republicans want to turn it into a referendum on immigration issues and others. they had a lot of problems with holder but the early signs are very good for loretta lynch. she impressed a lot of republicans in other meetings on the hill last month. senator grassley, the chairman, incomele chairman of the judiciary committee hasn't said anything negative about her. senior republican sources in the senate tell me they may think there may be drama but she's looking forward to nomination. >> one fight avoided or volume turned down. nia? >> we don't talk enough about north dakota so we can talk about it now. looks like there's chatter there about whether or not heidi hicm will run for governor in 2016. she's not up for gove

he had steve king, jim jordan. guenther gebel williams had an easier time, it you always kept her cool and were a gentleman. . . you have always been a way to everyone in congress. it is a testament to your character that even when people take different positions, you give them the opportunity to speak and treat them well. i thank you for being a mentor to me and treating me well. jan schakowsky said he is a tiger. is a detroit tiger and detroit lion. and he is a newt and he wore his jacket to memphis to the civil rights museum. people appreciated coming. i appreciate you coming. when i have a question about a vote and i am not sure, i look and see how john conyers voted and then i know how to vote. thank you for your service to the country and your friendship to me. [applause] >> thank you so much congressman cohen. we have been joined by congressman alan grayson of florida. congressman grayson has served florida's ninth district in the house of representatives since january 2013, a tireless advocate of campaign f

the honorable jim jordan of the state of ohio has received 2. ble jim cooper of the state of tennessee has received 1. the honorable peter a. de fazio of the state of oregon has received 1. the honorable jeff duncan of the state of south carolina has received one. the honorable trey gowdy of the state of south carolina has received 1. the honorable john lewis of the state of georgia has received one. the honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california has received one. the honorable rand paul of the commonwealth of ken has received one. the honorable jeff sessions of the state of alabama has received one. the honorable collin powell has received one. >> and that is the result folks. john boehner is in as expected. weave been watching this all day. joy reid is up next. we'll have more analysis of what just went down on the hill. thank you for your time. i appreciate it. u for calling colonial penn life insurance company. i'm glad i was able to help you today. hi, my name is diane tull, and i'm a customer service representative for colonial pen

ohio's jim jordan even rand paul got a vote for speaker of the house.t we checked, he's in the senate! it was a brave act that will serve as a warning to all establishment politicians in washington. people are sick of you. not just voters or

now they're trying to formulate their own group have a figurehead, most likely it will be jim jordanrom ohio and they're going to be a force that certainly will try to exert as much pressure as they can on those contentious issues you mentioned such as immigration. >> talk about that. the house expected to pass a bill in the next hour curtailing president obama's executive action on immigration. what can we expect in the senate and in the future? >> well this is fascinating. like i said on your program yesterday, this bill starts off from a position of very much to the conservative right. so much so that it's upset some moderate democrats. people like jeff dunham in california, mike hoffman in colorado, a little concerned with the language in this bill. one of the amendments specifically would rebeal doca, which we talked about back in the 2012 campaign essentially a lot, a lot of people who ordinarily would be deported children to stay here. some people think that goes too far. what boehner is really trying to do jose move this bill to the right out of the gate. appease those real c

and i'm going to begin now by introducing jim jordan.er everyone gets through with their pictures. >> we will breakaway here on c-span3, we're going to take you live to capitol hill for a markup session at the u.s. house -- the house of representatives rules committee. they're going to be working on a couple bills, specifically at the homeland security spending measure that could include amendments blocking the president's executive order on immigration. also marking up legislation dealing with the dodd-frank┌ty legislation. the financial regulations. the rules committee should get underway shortly. live coverage here on c-span 3. just a note about our coverage from heritage. we will have more tomorrow from heritage, so look at c-span.org for our coverage schedule. and the speeches that you saw today, be able to see those on c-span.org as well. the u.s. house is gaveling in at this moment, this afternoon, they will take up a bill that will ask the veterans affairs department to evaluate mental health care, and a program for psychiatrists

and jim jordan will wrap us up at the end talking about how conservatives can lead in this next congress see you all in ten minutes. thanks. [ applause ] >> on the next "washington journal," a discussion about the obama administration's call for more authority over international trade agreements. with linda dempsey at the national association of manufacturers and robert scott of the economic policy institute. then rob morrison, executive director of the national association of state alcohol and drug abuse directors on heroin use in the united states. and a look at the well-being of young adults today compared to the 1980s with jonathan vespa of the u.s. census bure yeh and aaron khawrier of the pugh general trust. and join the conversation with your phone calls and comments on facebook and twitter. washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> here are some of our featured programs for this weekend on the c-span networks. on c-span 2's book tv saturday night at 10:00, on "after words," white house correspondent for american urban radio april ryan on her more than 25 years i

we have senator cruz coming up, jim jordan many others, so we have a full afternoon. feel free to take 25 minutes or so if you need to run out of the building there's plenty of sandwich shops around here. otherwise, make yourselves at home on this floor, and we'll start back up in 25 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> today on c-span2, u.s. chamber of commerce president tom donohue on the state of u.s. business and the economy. then from the joint gop retreat a news briefing with house speaker john boehner and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. live at 9:30 a.m. eastern the u.s. senate returns for debate on amendments for the keystone xl pipeline bill. >>> fighting terrorist organizations is the topic today at the center for security policy. former military and defense department officials join security experts to discuss strategies for combating the global jihad movement. see it live at noon eastern on c-span3. >>> today a discussion on federal spending caps and ways to manage budgets that keep defense and social programs effective. we're live from the brooki

we have senator cruz coming up congressman rocita jim jordan many others. we have a full afternoon. feel free to take 25 minutes or so. if you need to run out of the building, there are plenty of sandwich shops. make yourselves at home on this floor. we will start back up at 25 minutes. >>> the deadline for the student cam video competition istudes. get your entriesk entries completed now. produce a 5 to 7 minute document on the three branches and you for your chand to win the grand prize of $5,000. for a list of the rules, go to student cam.org. >>> coming up this morning on c-span secretary of state, john kerry talking about the recent terror attacks in france and u.s./france relations at an event in paris. >> that's followed by president obama and british prime minister david cameron discussing counter terrortism tests and global security threats. then remarks from 20s 12 presidential candidate mitt rom glory spoke last night at the republican national winter meeting san diego and life at 7:00 a.m. "washington journal ". >> secretary of state, john kerry, was in paris yesterday m

congressman, jim jordan, many others. so we have a full afternoon. feel free to take 25 minutes or so. if you need to run out of the building, there's plenty of sandwich shops around here to grab something to eat. otherwise make yourself at home on this floor and we'll start back up in 25 minutes. [inaudible conversation] >> the heritage foundation is policies summit republican members. moreover will year from likely that you will hear from likely -- moral they will hear from likely and rand paul. >> senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and richard spoke on the senate floor last week. here is what they said. before proceeding to my remarks i would like to say a word about what's been happening in paris. we've seen some remarkable displace of support -- displays of support for the french people. we've seen defiant recommitments to the ideals of free expression and the french people should know that the u.s. senate stands in solidarity with them, as they work to recover from such awful terrorist atafntle attacks. they should also be assured that we a

that isis is now willing to swap him for a failed female suicide bomber being held in a prison in jordan. jim. >> axelrod: holly, thank you. five weeks into winter, the northeast got its first real taste of it today. while it was a few inches of snow and slush in the new york city area, parts of new england got a foot of snow and just as this system clears out a major winter storm may well be moving in. eric fisher is chief meteorologist at our cbs station in boston, wbz. and, eric, whatever people are dealing with in the northeast today is nothing compared to what's coming. >> just an appetizer event. it's been a nearly snowless winter for a lot of those northeast cities, things about to change in a big way. we're tracking an alberta clipper. it will slide on to the east through sunday spreading snow across the midatlantic. snow totals up to a half foot possible, even snow making its way to kentucky, tennessee maybe north carolina. as it moves towards the coast it really starts to crank and we're looking at potentially a major nor'easter, something we have is not not seen much of at all this

congressman, jim jordan many others. we have a full afternoon. feel free to take 25 minutes or so.if you need to run out of the building, there's plenty of sandwich shops around here to get something to eat. otherwise make yourself at home on this floor and we'll start back up in 25 minutes. >>> heritage is beginning their two-day conservative policy summit. speaker later this afternoon will include keynote address by texas senator ted cruz. we'll have all that coverage live for you. as you may have heard the organizers saying they are going to break here for 25 minutes, so that puts it about 2:00 eastern. whenever they begin we'll bring it live. we'll bring senate rules committee, keystone xl pipeline. we'll have that markup session for you on c-span3 as 8Ñen÷well. in the meantime we're going to show you comments this morning from the head of heritage action former senator jim demint. >> thank you, mike. thank all of you for being here. happy new year to everyone. it's great to have so many joins us. heritage is honored to have so many joining us leaders on the hill, thousands joi

and jim jordan will wrap us up at the end talking about how conservatives can lead in this next congress so we you all in ten minutes. thanks. >>> more now from the conservative policy summit. with remarks from texas senator ted cruz. he outlined proposals that he thinks the republican-led congress should take up in the new session. this is an hour. >>> good afternoon. i don't think i'll say anything else. i don't usually get applause after i speak. so it is good to get it over with before i start, i guess. it's been a great day. we got a chance to pick some of it up online. thanks. we're getting a lot of coverage around the country, good ideas, good discussion. but i can't think of anyone i'd rather introduce right now than ted cruz. there are very few people i know in any organization, especially in congress, who have the intellectual capability to understand complex problems, to actually come up with good solutions. but then to have the courage, the personal fortitude to actually push those ideas through and to stand up to incredible pressure, the kind of pressure i was talking about

jim fassel randall hill jordan shultz, thanks for your time. >> thank you. >>> coming up much more on the super bowl controversy and what it means for america's most popular sport. >>> also behind closed doors will they step down after the face-to-face meeting. >>> plus the white house responds to speaker boehner's historic snub of president obama. >>> and mike huckabee is confronted for his comments about beyonce by a member of destiny's child. it's all ahead in conversation nation. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ mom ] with life insurance, we're not just insuring our lives... we're helping protect his. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. >>> what are republicans focused on? jobs? education? health care? or none of the above. today they showed they were focused on taking away women's rights. we'll talk about that, next. better take something. theraflu severe cold won't treat your runny nose. really? alka-seltzer severe cold and flu relieves your wo

the honorable jim jordan of the state of ohio has received two. the honorable jim cooper of the state of tennessee has received one. the honorable peter a. defazio of the state of oregon has received one. the honorable jeff duncan of the state of south carolina has received one. the honorable trey gowdy of the state of south carolina has received one. the honorable john lewis of the state of georgia has received one. the honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california has received one. the honorable rand paul of the commonwealth of kentucky has received one. the honorable jeff sessions of the state of alabama has received one. the honorable colin powell has received one. with one recorded as present. therefore, the honorable john a. boehner of the state of ohio having received a majority of the votes cast is duly elected as speaker of the house of representatives for the 114th congress. the clerk appoints the following committee to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy. the gentlewoman from californ

as my good friend jim jordan congressman jim jordan from ohio often says right now the middle-class sees the rich getting bail outs bases before getting a handout and they feel like they are stuck in the middle paying for both. so who is advocating for working americans? as a party, as a movement, as a cause, the answer to that question needs to be us. we have two champion solutions that help working families succeed. so once again, they feel in control of their own destiny, and continue to believe in the american dream. that fundamental idea that your future will be determined by your ability and your integrity and your work ethic, not by your zip code. this is heavy lifting, and i am remember an old joke by yakov smirnoff. many people know he was a comedian in the 1980s. he was a russian who came to america in the air of the cold war and he was always as sort of amazing insights about the difference between life in the soviet world and life in america. he told a story of going to a grocery store. he walked down one aisle and he would see powdered iced tea just add water and poof, you k

prisoner swap between isis japan and jordan. jim sciutto has new information.ng? >> reporter: a new audio recording purporting to be the voice of kenji goto. no confer rags of that. purporting to be him speaking in english. he says that if sajida al rishawi is not ready for exchange at the border by thursday sunset tomorrow 5:30 p.m. local time about 9:30 our time -- 9:30 a.m. eastern time the pilot will be killed immediately. another recording making an ultimatum demanding the exchange that we have been talking about for most of this day be completed at the border by sunset tomorrow local time. >> the border between syria and turkey? >> that's right. >> bring this woman up to the turkish border? >> from the jordanian side to the turkish side of the border. this is -- this presents the difficulties we have been talking about all day. the first one being, there has been no proof of life submitted, the jordanians say the pilot is alive. they have said they will not present this failed suicide bomber miss al rishawi until they have proof of life. officials in a ve

jim sciutto. >>> officials in jordan and japan are trying to get information about the citizens held captive byey are dead or alive. what are you learning over there, will? >> reporter: it's frustrating right now, wolf for the japanese government and jordanian government the lack of a direct line of communication with isis. monitoring social media accounts for postings about this terror group's next move is one of the only ways that information is coming in. there are a number of unconfirmed reports. isis has had direct contact with the wife of one of the hostages kenji goto. their last threat was ominous saying that if she did not do her part to expose their propaganda to the world that they threatened to kill her husband. of course that's in addition to the threat to kill the jordanian pilot. the key issue here the key problem is that you have a world power like japan, a yeejregional power like jordan that are being forced to wait on a terror group like isis that appears to be trying to drag this out to elevate their own status. they have continued to dominate the headlines for more than a we

jim sciutto. so the big question is how far jordan and japan are willing to go to get their citizens back becauseline is this. the united states says don't do it. is the united states alone in saying it will not negotiate with terrorists? debraorah feyerick is outfront. >> reporter: she says she can see the fear in her son's face. >> translator: his eyes are telling the danger that is imminent. >> reporter: normally secret hostage negotiations are being played out very publicly by isis. the terror group seemingly executes a japanese citizen over the weekend after japan failed to pay a $200 million ransom. now jordan has agreed to swap a failed suicide bomber in exchange for a military pilot captured in syria, pending evidence he's still alive. >> if it's isis that has tied the fate of the two together. >> reporter: since the very public execution of james foley, a total of four western hostages have been executed. six other known hostages have been released. four french journalists and two italian aid workers, reportedly after millions in ransom were paid to either isis or the al qaeda faction, a

jim reporting there. well ice es's demand that jordan -- release female -- >> that has generally captured the imagine yags. >> the terror group wants jordan to release her for this japanese hostage. they want their pilot back who is recently captured by isis. a middle east official tells cnn isis is engaging in psychological warfare and it all swirls around this woman who until this moment had been largely forgotten for nine years languishing in a jordanian prison. november 2005. sa somewhere ita and her husband are part of a band of suicide bombers that attack three hotels in amman, jordan. by all accounts he had little or no romantic connection to her husband. they married just days before to make it ease wrer for them to get into jordan from iraq and sneak into a wedding celebration in amman. in a televised confession she described the mission. >> she took another one. there was a wedding in the hotel. there were women and children. my husband executed. i failed. >> al rashawi ran from the scene and was later captured. her husband and their cohorts killed nearly 60 people in three locations. sajita hav

. >> jim sciutto, thanks very much. jordan has already made it clear it is certainly prepared to carry out a swap with isis but it's sticking to its demand for proof that its captured f-16 fighter pilot is still alive. what's the latest over in jordan? >> reporter: wolf we have not heard anything from the jordanian governments in the last few hours, the last thing we heard what is they are saying publicly. they are saying they are still willing to make this exchange they are willing to release the female prisoner but they still want that proof of life. as you mentioned, this is critical for the jordanians. so far, they say they have not received it although they have been demanding this for some time now. they say it is critical and there will only be a release if that happens. until then this iraqi female prisoner remains in jordan and remains in jail. it's a very tense night here in jordan. not just for the government and the family but many jordanians are really concerned about this situation and what might happen next. >>

jim sciutto for us now. let's talk about the possible deal first with jordan and isis. where does that stand?hours past the most recent deadline which was sundown l

jim sciutto for us now. let's talk about the possible deal first with jordan and isis. where does that stand? >> reporter: we're nearly se hours past the most recent deadline which was sundown local time there and i'm told by officials in jordan that they've been keeping a nervous tense wait for any news either way and they haven't had any news since then either on the good side proof of life. they've been waiting for proof of life for the pilot, not had it through any stage of the negotiation but also haven't had the bad news that everyone is dreading another video showing that the pilot or perhaps the japanese journalist mr. goto have been killed. the more time passes hope dims but they'll keep hope to the final moment. >> jim, the jordanians have been told they need to bring the female terrorist, would-be suicide bomber to the border for some sort of swap. did they do that or are they waiting for proof of life? >> they said from the beginning, they would not make any move close to a deal until they had the proof of life any move including taking her to the border. what was interesting abou

jim. >> no question. we've learned as well that jordan's king abdullah to join tomorrow as well.ance to this sort of violence. we'll take a closer look shortly at the ties between to al qaeda on the arabian peninsula and isis. e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise major: ok fitness class! here's our new trainer ensure active heart health. heart: i'm going to focus on the heart. i minimize my sodium and fat... gotta keep it lean and mean. pear: uh-oh. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium... and phytosterols, which may help lower cholesterol. major: i'm feeling energized already. avo: new delicious ensure active heart health supports your heart and body, so you stay active and strong. ensure. take life in. sir, we're loaded and getting ready to go... ...we're going to need you on the runway. (vo) don't let a severe cold hold you back. sir? (vo) theraflu starts to get to work in your body in just 5 minutes. (vo) theraflu breaks you free from your worst cold and flu symptoms. (vo) theraflu. serious power. >>> welcome back. i'm jim sciutto in pari

jim axle record reporting. >>> his captored issued an ultimatum in a video released tuesday. his captors threatened to kill him along with a jordanian pilot also being held within 24 hours, unless jordan frees a woman who's on death row for her role in a terror attack. a group with ties to isis says it's responsible for the deadly siege of a hotel in libya. ten people died tuesday when gunmen stormed the building in the capital city of tripoli. fighting went on for hours. the total is popular with diplomats and businessmen. an american, a french citizen and three people from asia are among the dead. >>> president obama is back at the white house this morning. air force one landed at joint base andrews early today after an overseas trip to india and saudi arabia where the president met the new king. margaret brennan looks at the complicated u.s./saudi relationship. >> reporter: the president arrived in riyadh with a heavyweight bipartisan delegation. three secretaries of state, four national security advisers and the heads of the cia and military central command. in his meeting with the king, the president reiterated the u.s. need for saudi support in the fight against terrorism. james

jordan. thank you. >>> now to the pentagon and jim miklaszewski. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jose. >> start with reporting involving taliban detainees freed in exchange for soldier bowe bergdahl? an update? >> reporter: right. u.s. officials tell us at least one of those five taliban prisoners released in exchange for army sergeant bowe bergdahl at least attempted to reach out to his old taliban members. now, according to officials those five taliban members are being held essentially in semiconfinement in a villa in doha qatar. so one of those, two months ago, got on the telephone, made several phone calls to a relative in afghanistan who is either a member of the taliban or has close ties to the taliban. u.s. security intelligence monitored those phone calls, and according to officials, there was nothing in the phone calls themselves that posed any kind of imminent threat to u.s. personnel or forces there in afghanistan, but nevertheless the very fact that this prisoner who was released by the u.s. is now attempting apparently to at

prime minister the palestinian president, jordan's king leaders from all over europe will join many other world leaders at that rally. brianna? >> all right, jim. thank you so much. we'll be back to you in paris in a moment. but first, this female terror suspect who has been the object of so much attention personally knew the two brothers who massacred a dozen people at "charlie hebdo" magazine. she talked on the phone 500 times with the younger brother's wife last year. our atika shubert has brand-new details about the suspect's life in paris before she fled. >> when ahmadi kulcoulibaly suggested she had been alongside her husband for the attack. police said she was armed and dangerous. france's public prosecutor linked the couple to the attackers at "charlie hebdo." >> translator: it appears from the investigation, especially from phone taps that cherif kouachi's spouse had called 500 times his partner, hayat boumediene which shows permanent and strong links between the couples. >> this is where ahmadi and coulibaly and boumediene were living. 20 minutes from the kosher supermarket where he took hostages. police are still inside the apartmen

dan, as jim said obviously this would be a huge propaganda victory whether -- you know not only able to get this convicted terrorist out of jordan out of custody, but a huge propaganda victory to be seen, isis negotiating with a nation state. >> exactly that point. they're going one step further to not only establishing the islamic state ads ass the caliphate now recognize a western nation with japan in the mix. it has effects beyond just the prisoner swap. >> does it surprise you how public this seems to be? i mean not on isis' part but on jordan's part? >> absolutely. i'll be frank, this very woman of part of the ransom doemd one of the major -- demand on one of the major cases, one of the big kidnapping ring including the jill carroll kidnapping. this ring we've tracked and was ultimately dismantled after hard effort. they had this woman, this same woman, saija, offered as an exchange in one of the demands. we never let it out. it was not publicly released. ten years later, they're getting their wish. it's also drawing a linkage and connection between isis and back to the origin of the roots which is al qaeda. >> fran for the

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jordan, and isis. so far, isis hasn't provided concrete proof that the jordanian pilot is even still alive. >> what they're asking for. more from chief correspondent jim sciutto. >> reporter: a jordanian governed source tells me the exchange is not imminent. the key obstacle that isis has not yet presented so-called proof of life. that is evidence that their jordanian spotlight still alive. without that jordanian officials say, there will be no prisoner exchange. at the turkey-syria border a prisoner exchange that hasn't happened so far. today jordan made a bowl offer to release this woman, a failed suicide bomber from a devastating attack on amman hotels in 2005 that killed dozens. her release in exchange for the jordanian pilot captured by isis when his f-16 went down in syria last month. and it is hoped captured japanese journalist kenji goto. tuesday isis released a video showing an image of mr. goto handcuffed and holing a public of what appears to be the lieutenant warning that without al rishawi's freedom, they will both be killed within 24 hours. a deadline that's since passed with no word from isis. japan's deputy foreign minister is in jorda

jonathan, jordan and danny gave a preview to kelly and michael this morning, they will team up with nelly for 47 days they will be at the wells fargo center on june 14th. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. >>> tom wolf is sworn in as the next governor complete coverage at 6:00. >> for the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams have a nice evening. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and it's a guilty verdict in the racketeering trial of an iron worker union boss and tom wolf is sworn in as pennsylvania's 47th governor. but the big story tonight is the approach of snow tomorrow and the winter weather advisory is currently in place in the western portion of our viewing area and penndot has already started brining i-95 this video from chopper 6 hd over the corridor brine today and salt tomorrow. lets get the latest from adam joseph at the big board. adam welcome home. >> good to be back and i'm happy to say for the snow lovers you'll get some here tomorrow afternoon and even a little bit of light sno

jim acosta thanks. >>> that's it for "the lead." i am jake tapper in new york. i turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, isis hostage deal tense negotiations as jordanfemale bomber if if the terror group releases one of its pilots captured in syria. >>> border war brewing. israel hits back at hezbollah after a missile attack kills two of its soldiers and it issues a thinly veiled warning to iran as it beefs up its own defenses. >>> airline threats. a growing number of flights delayed or canceled because of bomb threats made on social media. who is behind it all and can it be stopped? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room."

jim cantloop come in charlie bell and his predecessor. i don't think that donald thompson was doing anything more than just running off of the fumes that these gentleman produced. that's my opinion. >> jordanthis goes back to a point josh brown was making on scott's show this afternoon. does mcdonald's simply have a reputation problem, especially with the millennials who are sorting their economic buying power here. and if so why do you think easterbrook will be able to change that? >> i think the issue has to do with mcdonald's being what mcdonald's is. it's not for everybody. there's a focus on value and on convenience here. and that has a place. i think that easterbrook can position that story with consumers, on the one hand. on the other hand there's a lot of financial moves that can be done here. and if the board pursues them in conjunction with some kind of a turn you can actually get a multiplier effect. and whether that's greater share repurchases, whether it's monetizing real estate and refranchising it in a more important way, there's a lot of benefits that can come from the financial side that will leverage the benefits from the turn on the operating side. >> scott, would you se