> reporter: you just got the kale here. you added some citrus juice to it. >> and salt. let it sit to marinate and then we'll dress the salad. we add the rest of the same orange or same type of orange. then bosc pear. the sweetness of that. almonds are great in salads. dressed simply with good extra virgin olive oil and you have salt so you don't have to add that again. add a little pepper. it can sit for a little while. it's not like lettuce where it wilts down after a while. >> there we go. a nice big beautiful healthy salad. loaded with flavor. thank you, bella. >> you made a mess with that. >> i'll clean it up. ciao. >> we'll be right back. but first today's jobs report. jill schlesinger highlights a fast growing field that just might be a good thing. >> reporter: professionals in the social service industry often describe their careers less as a job and more as a calling through which they can positively impact someone's life. it encompasses counseling, social work and psychology. many of these professions require adva

you sound great in my hydroponic kale garden. reception's great in subterranean petting zoo.rystal clear from my trophy room. all clear in my figure skating basement. sounds great from my underground delivery room. sorry. it's a boy. well, i'm under my house... with a rabbit. and applause ). >> larry: thank you very much. we're back talking about gay marriage. joining me on the panel tonight, his wedding will be featured in the special "lance loves michael: lance bass wedding," lance bass, everybody. cnn political commentator, and "daily beast" columnist, sally kohn. thank you. comedian jessica kirson. ( cheers and applause ) and pastor of the new horizon church in new york reverend michael faulkner. scheerp( cheers and applause ) let's get started. i was saying they feel that the gay marriage movement is one of those inevitable time things. that's what it feels like to me. >> i hope you're right. >> larry: it feels like that's where it's going. even though something feels inevitable, people are-- like "roe v. wade" people thought that was a decide issue but at any moment peo

. -- kale. did you. >> did you he had it that story. >> i saw worst commercial at super bowl, supposed to hug your mother. i thought that was terrible. >> from a mcdonald's executive. >> former mcdonald's executive talked about how mcdonald's should go back to its roots. melissa: embrace its fattiness. >> we're not healthy alternative. we're disgusting. >> put a lot of fries on them. drink our coke. melissa: so true. i eat healthy all the time all week long. watch my weight. when i go to mcdonald's i want mcdonald's. i will have a cheeseburger french fries, they're there for a reason. not supposed to be good for you. i'm celebrating. >> cale is made by a bunch of commies. >> kale is for commies. melissa: wow. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg apparently no stranger to pregame boozing. the 81-year-old admitting she wasn't 100% sober for this year's state of the union address. who was. you can't watch that thing sober. lest you she was putting gin in ginsberg. that really good wine had her

kale, fiery red chorizo, kidney beans, potatoes. oh, i missed you. i missed you bad.at i loved about the food here. the portuguese thing, dishes like this stuffed cod crusted with ground portuguese sausage, bread crumbs, stuffed with scallop and crab. some sherry, red sauce. i hadn't been working for a while, i was a deadbeat. i mean, i was just just scarfing off everybody else. and he comes from work and says our dishwasher didn't show up today. you are our new dishwasher. and i said, oh, really. and the next day i put on the apron and didn't take it off for 30 years. i'd wake up, all of us go to the beach, hang out on the beach until like 2:00, 3:00. >> yeah, it was fun. >> roll into work. work all night. drinking, getting high, drilling out food. you have all the food you wanted, all the liquor you wanted. >> all the sex you wanted. >> all the sex you wanted. >> it was true, it was fun. we had a good time. >> and yet you still were an essential part of the economy. >> it was a lot of fun, believe me, i remember. >> the flagship, it's where my cooking career started

gerri: people will order a kale salad and go have a piece of cake. they're mixing it up.e behind starbucks savvy enough behind that? >> they're looking for healthy options and to indulge. they'll order a salad and they want something with bacon. why is wedge salad so popular since the '60s? it's salad and blue cheese and bacon. everything you love, gerri, little caesars has a pizza where they wrap bacon around the edges of it. is this going to works? >> that product is a limited time only option. they just launched. a little bit of news. people will get excited. the bacon lovers will love it. it will drive pr for them and added revenue. it won't be a mainstay product. gerri: you look at these offerings and think maybe that health craze is diminishing. do you believe that? >> it's actually the opposite. they do a survey of 1500 chefs across the u.s. surveying them and what dishes will be coming out this year. what are the biggest trends for 2015? health local sustainable, natural vegetable-focused, gluten-free. growing. here to stay. people want to continue to be healthier

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you sound great in my hydroponic kale garden. reception's great in subterranean petting zoo.m. all clear in my figure skating basement. sounds great from my underground delivery room. sorry. it's a boy. well, i'm under my house... with a rabbit. >> okay. that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panelist. thank you common joe, mike and charles. thank you for keeping it a hundred. i hold myself to the same standard. i don't have a chance to ski see the question until right now. okay. give me the question. >> if you knew a friend of your's was going to walk out on his family, would you interfere. >> yes. i would. if it was a close friend i would interfere. if i knew he was doing the wrong thing, sure i would interfere. i have no problem with that. [ applause ] >> that's keeping it real. that's what friends are for. you have to be there for your boy. that's what friends are for right. tomorrow's show is about designer babies. let me explain this. should we be able to pick and choose the genetic traits of our kids. keep it a hundred. i don't know what our panel

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for a firsthand account of kale ark's time in captivity, we encourage people to read the letter written by kayla in captivity which was released by kayla's parents earlier this week. chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell spoke with nbc's rachel maddow on the motivation behind the white house statement. >> they have been on other networks. we have not published these reports that kayla during her captivity was under the protection of an isis commander, implications. normally they would not deny these things because it would involve intelligence. what they are saying this is too important. the family has suffered enough. the reports simply aren't true. >> meanwhile white house officials are trying to determine how the 26-year-old aid worker died. >>> a triple murder possibly over a parking spot. a candlelight vigil held at the university of carolina chapel hill for three muslims all shot by a neighbor on tuesday. 46-year-old craig stephen hicks charged with three counts of first degree murder. the question what was the motive. police say the shooting was likely the tragic en

you sound great in my hydroponic kale garden. reception's great in subterranean petting zoo.r in my figure skating basement. sounds great from my underground delivery room. sorry. it's a boy. well, i'm under my house... with a rabbit. ♪ (cheers and applause) >> larry: welcome back to the show! we're talking about our relationship with war. joining us on our panel tonight -- one of the stars of the new amc show "better call saul," michael mckean; cnn global affairs analyst and "daily beast" contributor kimberly dozier; comedian and filmmaker negin farsad; and author of the new book, "the work, my search for a life that matters," wes moore. thank you guys. i made jokes at brian williams' expense, but i want to go with "fog of war" which i think is an interesting analogy. i feel like we're in a fog of war right now. as a veteran who served in afghanistan, do you think americans are connect to this fight at all? what is your assessment of that? >> yeah, i think americans haven't really fully been connected to this fight since it began. you know, we're talking about a nation of --

kale, fresh car rotsd. and stloa in some ginger. >> what does ginger do? how do it help the body?shots and it helps like clear your sinuses. instead of taking that every day. >> all right. >> give it a pour. >> so, this is the tropical greens and this is rich in vitamins a and c. >> what would it cost. >> five to $6. okay. >> that is good. i liepg it. needs a little bit more ice and it is very good. someone is juicing, it has to taste good. >> this is a great way. >> this is a great way to add more friewth and vegetables into your diet without compromising the taste: tell us about the juice cleanse. >> this time of year. >> that is very popular. >> what do you know about it. we provided this three day jiewsessing routine and thank you can get the brochure at the stores or also check out the website the jam bay area juice.com. >> it is a three day juicing. and a meal plan for whole foods and our cold pressed juices. >> they are jom bay area juice uses a high pressure processing. it is never heated. because it maintains the nutrient consist and the flavors. we have four different. >

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you sound great in my hydroponic kale garden. reception's great in subterranean petting zoo.rystal clear from my trophy room. all clear in my figure skating basement. sounds great from my underground delivery room. sorry. it's a boy. well, i'm under my house... with a rabbit. vo: 85 percent of people who travel will go someplace they've already been. where's the fun in that? it's time to find someplace new. book the hotel you want with the flight you want and we'll find the savings to get you there. [ aniston ] when people ask me what i'm wearing, i tell them aveeno®. because beautiful skin goes with everything. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients naturally found in healthy skin. where do i wear aveeno®? everywhere. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion.. and try the body wash too. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results™. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: welcome back. okay we're talking about designer babies. joining us onor panel are the star of "being mary jane," gabrielle union. and he's one of the most amazi

>> as i said in my letter whole foods is out of kale which is problematic. we have a lot of icecycles. >> organic icecicles. >> whole foods is out of kale? >> it's out of kale. >> that could be a mob scene in certain markets. >> thank you for coming out. i would say stay warm but it's impossible. have a good weekend. >> bye-bye. >> hi how are you doing? you having a good time? where are you from? >> ireland. >> hi. >> can i have that hat? coming up after -- coming up after the break, more from our friends, and we'll talk to car dealers about how they're managing. more on small business, a co-owner of the boston celtics, and danica patrick and denny hamlin getting into it a little bit last night at mass car daytona qualifiers. we'll give you the story behind this incredible video coming up. say, you're watching cnbc. more after this. >> watching cnbc. more after this. tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have b

we eat kale we drink kale we go to spin class, we hire tutors for our kids save for retirement, and missu feel safer, and it's the ultimate empowerment tool. i'm trying to get people clued in. >> you're trying to give us the ultimate power tool. go ahead. >> tell what you say women should do. >> well there are many areas where the law and women's lives intersect. certainly marriage and divorce. prenups and something called a no-nup. beyond that. when you go to work when you have kids if your teen is arrested, parents are getting on in years and you want to protect them. these are all areas where a little bit of knowledge ahead can save you a lot of grief. >> i think it's interesting, you say prenups are an insurance for marriage, i don't have a prenup seems like the weirdest thing to think of when you're getting married to have a prenup. >> it's not necessarily -- >> i can't believe you said that. >> because they start out -- >> i'm not at that income level. >> it's not about income level, they start out in your life and responded. >> that's right. >> this goes into a marriage thinking,

to ashley and kale kaley, whether this recovery is real or people aren't feeling it. >> i don't think people feel a recovery at all. i talk to my friends and parents and family members. everyone is saying, while gas prices have gone down, that hasn't led to an increase in savings. so any money that they do have, they are putting into savings. and i think that's why we're seeing a slip in sales here because of the fact people won't spend money that they can now save as a result of cheaper gas prices. while things might start to look up, i don't think the economy will be better off for it because i think many americans will put themselves first and finally get into a financial stability. which i think is important in this economy right now. >> yeah, and kaley this has surprised a lot of people. oh boy oh, boy the gas prices are going down. that will lead to pick up and spending. you have money in your pocket. it hasn't happened. where do you think the money is going? >> there are huge structural problems that need to be addressed. the president is going on this cheerleading tour saying

. >> reporter: safety is one of the reasons that iraqi refugee faisal ali says he's happy to kale kohl there place home. >> i can leave my family alone crimes, there are a lot of crimes in united states but maine we don't have. >> if maine can capitalize on its assets it stands a good chance of reversing its reputation being tom ackerman al jazeera maine. >> sana is with us. >> we start with the new african champions, ivory coast celebrated their victory over the equatorial guinea. the elephants beat ga ghana celebration that's over 20 years in making. their only prior success came back in 1992. with this being the third final appearance in 9 years. >> you have to understand that things take time. and the time has finally come for us. to be honest in the beginning no one believed in us but today's the day when critics have been siedgessed. silenced. >> over to brazil, sao paulo police clashed with fans, football federation's decision to allow away fans to attend the game. banned for safety reasons. police used tear gas and made arrests with a number of fans throwing bottles and rockets

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. >> we're sending your kale salad up immediately. >>> the new cancer, a silicon valley exec thinks thatthe case. >>> and a city getting snarky with its street signs. how it may get peelople to follow the law. >>> the u.s. government is poised to withdraw long-standing rules about cholesterol. >> the nation's top nutrition advisory panel has decided to drop decades of advice about cholesterol food. it could undo about 40 years of warnings about it. there's been an evolution of thinking among nutritionists that eating foods high in cholesterol may not effect the level of cholesterol in the blood. butter and cheese may not be so bad for you after all. there was no difference in heart disease between the subjects that controlled their fat intake than those who didn't. >>> chronic fatigue syndrome is getting a new name. systemic exertion intolerance disease. the institute of medicine says the new name more accurately describes the key feature of the illness, which is the inability to tolerate cognitive exertion. about a million people in the u.s. are believed to have the syndrome. >>> and si

you can at kale city. also hearing we have green line delayso bra avenue.e tweeting about that. maryland 95 north at 198, do have a disabled vehicle there. sounds like it's off to the right shoulder. wider look at things overall no major problems as you're taking a big look at the beltway, 270 at montgomery village avenue, everyt flowing just fine. 124 at moyer road, closed both the ways. alternate is 27. >>> it's 5:54. millions of peop who do not have anthem insurance may still had their records comprod whee company was hacked earlier this month. landon dowdy has more now on what other customers may have been impacting. >> repor good morning. health insurer anthem reported earlier this mon it was hit by a major data breach says hackers accessed personal informn nearly 79 million peopl and that includes 60 million to 70 million of its own current and former customers and employees. the rest of the people enrolled in blue cross and blue shield plans bu use their coverage in states anthem is the plan operator. anthem says the attacks exposed names, birth date

boiled eggs and some kale. >> jimmy: because i'm irish, right? everything boiled. i'm irish.ks. 'cause everything is boiled. what is a boiler? corned beef, boil it. cabbage, boil it. oatmeal, boil it. everything's boiled. >> and we only drink that little juice on the top of the yogurt. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so healthy. >> stay healthy, yeah. >> jimmy: that's how you look so good. how is the family? how is everyone doing? >> everybody is great, man. >> jimmy: we just saw jada. she was just on the show. >> oh, yeah. awesome. yeah. you have two -- you have daughters, right? >> jimmy: i got two little girls. >> that's fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so cute. >> yeah. well, my daughter is 14 years old now. >> jimmy: is that tough? >> no, 14-year-old girl is tough because you -- you know, you like lose your authority. you know? >> jimmy: they don't care? >> yeah. you know, it's like -- about two weeks ago, i was very upset with her about something. and this, for other parents out there, this is really important. i need you to listen closely. there's no successful pare

significant development, for the first time we're hearing from the parents of the slain american aid worker kale erer kayla mueller. she was helping syrian refugees in aleppo. two weeks ago her parents and the rest of the country received confirmation she was dead. in breaks their silence, they took aim at the long-standing poole policy of not paying -- >> we understand the policy but other than the, any parents out there would understand that you would want anything and everything done to bring your child home. we tried, and we asked, but they put policy in front of american citizens' lives. we didn't get it changed. there's something they're going to work on. i'm sure it's in the works. >> do you think the government want did enough to help you? >> i think they wanted to but again the policy and i don't think anyone had any idea this group would be as powerful as they were. >> well kayla mueller's parents are obviously grieving for the loss of their daughter. talking about the policy this country has. kayla mueller's deep desire to help syrian refugees was understandable. she wanted to go and

. >> president obama spoke to kale amueller's family to express his condolences and in a statement vowed to bring to justice those responsible for her captivity and her death. karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you karen. >>> 56 people from a flight from philadelphia to texas had to get out quickly during an emergency landing, sparks flew after the u.s. airways plan landed without their nose gear, they braced for impact but it was not as bad as they feared. >> we touched down it was smooth and we came to a stop and there were sparks and things flying out the window and smoke and you could smell kind of burning rubber. but we slid to a stop. >> foam was applied and everyone was forced off on inflatable slides and one person had minor injuries, investigators are trying to figure out why the nose gear would not deploy. >>> we have new information on a deadly crash in bear, a total of six cars were involved in the crash this morning, police say it all began when the honda accord was speeding on northbound route 13 just north of red lion road, the driver joseph keys swerved to a

kale will has touched the heart of the world. bolder believes with us the world mourns with us the world wants to be more like kayla, and as sad as her legacy and the footprints she leads than that is a wonderful thing. in her letter to marshawn karl she wrote. i have come to see there is good in every situation sometimes we just have to look for it and right now that's what we are all trying to do. >> so a very emotional prez conference taken there in arizona. in the united states, with the friends and family of kayla mueller the american aid worker who was held hostage by isil and whose confirmation of her death came from the white house today. that was lori leon, kayla's aunt. again, paying tribute to a young aid worker who went to syria, she said to help the people of syria and would do whatever she could to help those in need. back to greece, and the state of greece as it approaches a vote on the new prime minister's economic policy, that's happening in about an hour and greece's finances do remain extremely precarious. the

they are usually buying cale kale at whole foods. i do yoga in the park. cutoffs and white high knee socks they call me the curvey cream sickle. i don't need yoga pants. i think they are ogle pants. it's disgusting the things you see in parks. it's why i no longer walk my imaginary dog. >> thank god we have no visuals of gutfeld in central park. here in helena, montana the capital, there may be a bill introduced to ban yoga pants and i'm happy to hear what that you gentlemen would both vote against it. >> it's not like out in hollywood, where you are, bill roller blading with jesse watters on venice beach where many people who wear yoga pants look good. i don't want to see melissa mccarthy's butt crack. >> perhaps if you make that case in the montana state legislature they will pass it gentlemen, thank you. watters world on deck. the ethnic edition. hide the kids but don't miss this report. right back from los angeles. i have the flu with a runny nose. [coughs] better take something. theraflu severe cold won't treat your runny nose. really? alka-seltzer se

mueller's family organized a canned food drive saying it would be consistent with kale why's ia's mission to help those in need. >>> new developments in the crisis in ukraine. government forces are retreating from a town in eastern ukraine where ukrainian troops have not been able to stop the advance of pro russian rebels. ukraine's president is calling it a tactical withdrawal. but observers say it is one of the worst defeats of the war for ukraine. >>> chairs flew and lawmakers traded punches during a brawl at turkey's parliament. five people were hurt yesterday. the fight started when some legislators tried to delay a debate on a new security bill. the bill would expand police powers to break up demonstrations. >>> happening today, police in washington state will update their investigation into a deadly shooting that is sparking outrage in the community. the incident caught on video last week appears to show the man throwing rocks at officers in the town of pascual, washington. moments later, the police shot and killed that man. some people are questioning the use of deadly force in th

i love others where celebrities made fun of themselves, like kim kardashian and mindy kaling. >> aftereated like she was invisible, it occurred to mindy, she might actually be invisible. ♪ ♪ ♪ pretty woman walkin' down the street ♪ >> but mindy was actually not invisible. >> whoa, excuse me. >> did you see me? >> she had just always been treated that way. >> yes, yes, ma'am. >> you don't want to kiss, just to make sure? >> absolutely not. >> no, i didn't want to kiss you either, matt damon, so. >> nationwide is on your side. >> she is so brilliant, and that's kind of a snatch of her show, too. her show behaves an awful lot like that commercial. >> it does. and this is also a young writer and creator who made her first break by playing ben affleck and matt damon in an off, off, off-broadway play that got her where she is today. >> what else? >> the puppy. >> the budweiser puppy ad. >> there's a puppy lab in it. you write, there's a horse who's going to save a lab. >> no need to describe it. here it is. ♪ ♪ [ horse neighing ] ♪ when i wake up, when i know i'm going to be ♪ [ growling ] ♪

would be in that group's advantage to be able to claim not only that female american hostage had been kaled but killed by jordanian air strikes, which have been launched in advanceing numbers in the last few days and hugely supported by the public here. >> we do not at the present have any evidence to corroborate isil's claims. >> reporter: there have been thousands on the streets. now it looks as if isis thinks this might swing the public back towards its favor, but the simple reality is that they the claim by isis cannot be confirmed, has not been confirmed b nbc news. back to you. >>> secretary of state john kerry is chuck todd's guest on "meet the press" this week. you can watch that sunday morning at 10:30. >>> the january jobs report is out today and it shows employers hired at a stellar pace last month. the economy gained 257,000 jobs. hourly wages made their biggest gains since september of 2008. average pay jumped 12 cents to $24.75 an hour. but the unemployment rate actually ticked up a little to 5.7% from 5.6%. even that's not all bad. analysts say more americans began looking fo

i thought it was my kale drink. i thought i had bad kale. there is no such thing as good kale.h natalie. i believe someone else that mentioned they are not feeling well. maybe a bug. >> i feel good. >> or it can be the winter blues. take it away. winter blues. and you go. >> why am i still being looking at you? >> captivated by my bruno mars hair? >> wow. we are a nation at least in the eastern half of the country under a state of emergency with the snow. at least five states have of emergency. 325,000 people lost their power across 14 states and the district of columbia. this is from our station waby in hampton. the crew just set up live to start talking about the winter storm and they missed a disaster by inches. the first car misses them and the second suv just shopped short. >> was that stationed? was there someone behind the camera? >> i think they were not right behind the camera. my gosh. either way, it's really crazy. >> you guys have talked about this, but i'm just joining us. i was a little surprised about all the snow. >> what? he said it like four times yesterday. >

we have baby kale spinach, touch of parmesan touch of milk some fresh eggs. because we have our chickens. we used to have them in l.a. >> i love, too, the part -- because it looks so fancy but it is actually fairly easy to make. >> it is so easy to make. you put it right in the pan, it settles. you don't flip it. >> it's not browned on top. then obviously, if you're celebrating valentine's, you have got to drink! >> this is not just your -- >> blood orange. >> this is an italian prosecco and blood orange. >> company! >> would you like some eggs? >> why frittata? >> it's bigger and i also love the color. it just has this great flavor. you tell me. >> usually tradition in italy the look of your mimosa is usually on the yellow pale side. i just like bright blood color of this orange juice. cheers! >> happy valentine's day. thanks for sharing all your secrets. >> absolutely. absolutely. keep drinking the coffee and leave the alcohol until the it's a big world out there. so why do some cash back cards limit where you can earn bonus cash back? one month, it's only

you can't cure an infectious disease with kale. a jahoba oil is not going to do the trick.ave erradicated already. this is ridiculous. >> reverend this is really a high-class problem. you have countries all over the world, third world countries that mother also walk miles to get their kids vaccinated and high-five to kristen bell. it's exactly the conversation that we need to have and the leadership that we don't have normally coming out of washington, we're not having that leadership. we're having it out of hollywood. >> that's an excellent point of others walking -- stay with me. we'll be right back with jimmy fallon changing late night one year after taking over "the tonight show." what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus for a

. >> jim, the mueller family received a forecast of kale kayla's body. is isis trying to avoid responsibility for her death? >> they are absolutely trying to avote responsibility. the importance thing for us all for remember is they are 100% responsible for it. they took her hostage. so it's heartbreaking to hear her friends and family talk about what a special person she was, and if there's any doubt in their minds that somehow she got wrapped up in this entire thing and that blame should be laid at the feet of anyone other than isis it's simply not true. they are the ones who kidnapped her and held her hostage, and that's the end of the story. >> congressman, we don't have all details of what president obama will ask for, but in his authorization for the use of military force, that is -- but the associated press says it's expected to be a three-year authorization authorization, so the next president would need to get it renewed. it will have no restrictions on geographic location and it would be limited to fighting isis or a future group that evolves f

now the group claims 26-year-old american aid worker kale la mueller, the last known american hostage was killed in a retaliatory air strike by the jordanians. would you call this a tipping point? >> it's an important point for our arab alice. it will be a moment that creates additional unity. >> reporter: the man behind the unified fight against isis is retired marine corps general john allen, appointing as president obama's special envoy. >> we'll degrade and ultimately destroy isil. >> reporter: the appalling events of this week underscore the urgency of the fight. on tuesday, isis released video showing the jordanian pilot burned alive while trapped in a cage, triggering outrage around the world. do you believe the murder of the lieutenant backfired on isis? >> absolutely it did. >> reporter: jordan's king abdullah urging his people to fight back against isis. the first move the execution of two al qaeda prisoners on jordan's death row. then on thursday a wave of crushing jordan yan air strikes. a video released to drive home the point. the missiles with inscriptions calling isis

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she signed the letter all my everything, kale la. >> the letter was written under duress and at the samebe surprised if a lot of that was true. my guess is that she was such an incredible strong spiritual, respectful person that she actually caused them to treat her the same way that she treated them. >> reporter: pamela brown, cnn, washington. >> another story we're following out of the middle east israeli prime minister netanyahu says he has a pro-found disagreement with the u.s. on nuclear talks with iran. the speech is controversial, because a top republican leader issued the invitation without the knowledge of the white house. >> i'm going to the united states not because i seek a confrontation with the president, but because i must fulfill my obligation to speak up on a matter that affect it is very survival of my country. >> netanyahu says congress might have a role in the nuclear deal. some lawmakers favor imposing more sanctions on iran a move president obama opposes. >>> police in sydney australia have arrested two men for planning terror attacks for incidents overseas. anna co

it sounds great in my hydroponic kale garden. >> crystal clear from my trophy room. >> all clear in mying basement. >> sounds great from my underground delivery room. sorry, it's a boy. >> well i'm under my house with a rabbit. >> funny stuff there. what you see in this is a social media connection. >> two of the funniest comedians out there today and also they premiered one with kim kardashian on monday. they are being loo being at their following. kim kardashian 25 million twitter viewers. now that it's gotten 10 million views online they are looking at these two, both of them next to 6 million followers as well. not only are they funny and add some social currency to the brand, also they are hoping their followers are really push it out there. >> this is obviously cost-effective for the advertiser. we've seen these consumer generatesed dorito ads. this one, new castle beer does a playoff on that. >> honey, have you seen my [ bleep ] brand tortilla chips. >> try cleaning the fridge. >> nope nothing here. >> try check being the basement babe. >> i cleaned the whole basement. didn't fi

marijuana after police noticed a green leafy substance all over his sweater, but then they realized it was kaley shot him. ladies and gentlemen, this is the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are we doing, 8g band? so, lovely to see you. great to see you fred. everything good? >> fred: great. >> seth: are you getting excited for the snl 40th? >> fred: yeah, i can't wait. >> seth: that's sunday night, you're going to be there, yeah? >> fred: huh? yes. >> seth: okay, good. i'm gonna be there too. it'll be really fun. and you know it's amazing, you know i see you all the time. i'm going to see you on sunday. so this weekend i'll get to see you as well. but, yet even in the little time that we don't see each other, you manage to accomplish all these amazing things. and i do worry sometimes that people who watch at home, might think you're coming up with the answers to these questions off the top of your head. that you're just making up lies and presenting them as truths. i know you wouldn't do that, because we're too good a friend for you to do that to me, you know? [ laughter ] but an

closer shave. [ laughter ] even when someone threw a a 300 one time. [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, kaleofah. [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it's interesting. >> steve: yup. >> jimmy: it's in the loofah family. yeah. >> steve: inside loofah. >> jimmy: yeah. thank you, cleveland browns, for debuting a new logo this week that's virtually identical to your old logo. but more importantly, it's still not brown. [ cheers and applause ] too easy. too easy. >> steve: why are they brown? >> jimmy: i know we're the red sox, but make them socks purple. [ laughter ] >> steve: i know we're the number two team. that's why we're the browns. [ audience oohs ] ♪ couldn't help it. >> jimmy: can we show the picture of the cleveland -- can we show that logo again or no? at this point i don't know what color is anything anymore. [ laughter ] they might be the same color and nothing changed at all. i don't know who to trust anymore. >> steve: people going what color is this? i'm going, "of course it's gold and white." people are going, "no, it's black and blue." >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: what did you