can't we make kobe a forward maybe? >> yeah, why not (laughter) >> charlie: kobe's small.d we'll put me as the power forward and then shaq. >> charlie: put the big guy in the middle. you could win some games. >> and you're coach. >> charlie: there we go. we got it! who would you choose as a coach? >> you're going to be a general manager. >> charlie: exactly. the coach, we're going to pick -- >> charlie: i want to be the dannyçó ferry. we growth went to duke. this could work. >> the coach -- i mean, with that team, we could have anyone. >> charlie: maybe we don't need a coach. yes, we do. tell me why we need a coach. >> because i feel like the coach sets the players up to go out and execute the game plan. you have to have a captain of the ship. >> charlie: right. you have to have soldiers, but you have to have the cap tin to make sure those guys are going the right direction. >> charlie: all-time historical team. we clearly want magic. >> my all-time historical team is -- see, i'm going to change spots again because i feel like these players can play any position. magic joh

you can come back once, kobe. to me about what you had to endure and the love that, apparently, i assume it was the love that kept bringing you back? >> yes, i have definitely suffered from devastating injuries. mainly cartilage tears. and the discovery that i had an auto immune disorder that makes inflammation in my body. so for a dancer, that, that can be very difficult. so the first time i left i was 21 years old. i was at the peak of getting to the peak of my career. and dancing in harlem. when i was injured. not able to come back. i was completely devastated. i ended up studying at columbia university, trying to make career transition, a life for myself. figure out what i was good at. and i realized that, really, i'm a dancer. that's what i want to do. that's what i have been brought here on this earth to do. i believe that it is my calling. in a way. and -- actually, kind of feel like a story where carmen delabala saw alvin ailey pulled him into the world of dance. actually she saw me during a rehearsal, she

. >> that's kobe, got through the football, but she couldn't get out on the other end.stuck on her head. >> just started barking so hard. i turned around and see what i saw. >> you see her nose just peeking out of the other end. >> that's a lesson for everybody that does not know that helmets used to be lettather. >> exactly. >> it takes the wind -- >> but not without a cost. >> going from bad to disaster. >> oh! >> and curious pete picks up fast food. >> going to put it all together in his blender. >> oh! >> see how his special shake goes down. >>> fourth annual diamond national 2014 in missouri. you have speed sports on the left against whisky river. you see the struggle? see that right there loses a blower belt so whisky river takes the win, but not without a cost. watch what happens next. >> oh! >> an issue with the rudder, could not avoid the shoreline and said the shoot did not come out. you know, the shoots slow them down, and what's remarkable is he was at a high rate of speed, saw the dirt fly and the boat shatters, but that capsule he's in, you do notice it's

el kobe no les pidiÓ que no revelaron el secuestro de su hijo.l gobierno, que ellos se encargarÍan de solucionar el caso. dice diane foley que el gobierno tambiÉn le dijo que no se fuera ocurrir pagar rescate por su hijo porque eso iba contra la ley y ella podrÍa terminar enjuiciada. nos dijeron que no podÍamos reunir dinero para el rescate porque era ilegal de hacerlo nos caerÍa el peso de la ley cuenta que viajÓ muchas veces europa se entrevistÓ con vÍctimas que fueron liberadas por isis para tratado ubicar el lugar donde tenÍan secuestrado a su hijo asegura que el fbi la contactaba no para darle informaciÓn, sino para obtenerla de ella. parecÍa que nosotros sabÍamos todo antes que el fbi. nos usaban para tener informaciÓn el gobierno de ee.uu. su poder durante un aÑo el lugar dÓnde mantuvieron a jim pero cuando decidiÓ rescatarlo ya era demasiado tarde. >> es asesora de su urea nacional de la casa blanca dijo respuesta las declaraciones de foley que el gobierno de estados unidos trabajÓ fuertemente para tratar de liberar a su hijo y que inclus

is it kobe bryant? >> reporter: you guys are good. that's why they pay you a lot of money. >> there you go, all right. way to go, doug. >> reporter: no, doug uses siri. >> no, no, no. >> reporter: only to find out kobe's age. 37. well, he actually hurt it when he was 37. guys, so we know the redskins lost to the eagles yesterday. deangelo hall tore his achilles. today we talked to him. he said he did not expect it to be this severe. he says he is done for the season. for now, all he can do is wait and hope to get back on the field. >> you know, it's very disappointing. you know, it's very disappointing. it i was like there is no way i'm staying in this locker room while we're out there in the dog fight. so you know, it happened. so many coaches, you know, the owner, bruce, everybody is kind of consoling me like i'm dying. you know, i feel good about it. i'm optimistic. so i'm just ready to get to work. >> reporter: welcome into the cooley report. tell me one thing that needs to change on this washington redskins team in order for them

same thing with kobe bryant in 2003 when there was allegations of sexual assault with kobe bryant.y stood by him. at the end of the day, nike does not want these athletes to go to other companies. so they'd rather stick by them in turbulent times if they are superstar athletes and if there's a lot of money on the line. >> thank you so much. >>> when we come back, she didn't exactly announce her candida candidacy. but hillary clinton did finally discuss her presidential aspirations in iowa this week. >>> plus, almost 50 years after he fought and killed as many as 175 enemy troops, this heroic vietnam veteran received the medal of honor. but will brave vets from iraq and afghanistan have to wait as long as he did? how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40, $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years, that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ sea captain: there's a n

be on the court and actually playing. >> reporter: a player on the come back trail is laker score kobeng off serious injury and the lakers had the worst season since moving to l.a. since 1960. >> it's a mixture of things and mixture of excitement and mixture of nervousness and a little rage. it's a mixture of a lot of things. >> reporter: three-time nascar champion tony stewart has been speaking publically for the first time since being cleared of charges of the death of kevin ward junior during a race last month and he got out of his car and walked on to the track where he was clipped by stewart fatally injuring him. >> this is a process that is day-to-day. you take it one day at a time and, you know, before the accident happened, i mean, a day would fly by and now a day seems like two, three days. the clock seems and feels like the batteries are running low on the clock. but, you know, i honestly think that everyday it will get better, it will get easier and i think it will for kevin's family as well. >> reporter: that is your port and i'll have more later. >> thank you very much ind

i think that it is accurate that as if a jayvee team puts on laker uniforms that doesn't make them kobe bryant. what part of this is the president missing, mr. vice president? >> i keep wrestling with this question, sean. whether it's naivete or lack of experience or because that's the way he wants things to work. i've just about reached the point where i've concluded what he is discovering fairly late in his administration is that his basic world view is fundamentally flawed, that the world is a mean, nasty place on occasion. that you need a very strong america. you need superior american military forces to deal with it. and i think every single day that goes by he's finding that there's a bigger and bigger gulf between his hoped for view of the world and reality. he's not up to speed. and does not want to believe all that's going on out there. but every day we find new evidence that he'd rather be on the golf course than he would be dealing with a crisis that's developing rapidly in the middle east. >> how was your reaction today when the president minutes after he gave that three-min

here sometimes and i think is accurate is if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms that doesn't make them kobe bryant. question has president obama been underestimating isis for eight months? or will isis be proven to be a jv team? mort? >> if he had ten sentences in his career that he would like to withdraw, that would be one of them. it is ridiculous to put it in those terms. >> that was eight months ago. who was thinking the way we are today? >> a lot of people were. >> were you? >> i was against bombing assad last summer and thank goodness we didn't. >> so what is the point of talking about this now? >> from a sense, it reflects, on some levels, a misjudgement as to what was going on. >> weren't we all making it? >> if i may say so? he is the president of the united states he has a level of intelligence slightly better than we have. not totally. but to make those casual statements when you are dealing with something that is so critical to the whole middle east region and to the united states. >> maybe he should be talking to somebody over at the state department. maybe he should be talking

we have a variety of hot dogs like our kobe beef hot dog. liz: stop there. a kobe beef hot dog.ally bringing in people who want a better experience. i would imagine that the per ticket is probably a little more expensive on the price point. when somebody walks in, how much poorer do they walk out of burgerfi? >> our price point is between eight and $12 for a meal. but what people are getting is fresh, clean, quality food. you know, when you go to a fast-food restaurant these days, you're sacrificing quality in the name of speed. what burgerfi does it combines the best of quick service and casual dining to create a better experience that bring best of both worlds. liz: your growth has doubled. here is how popular it has become. it is in 21 states. it will be in 27 states next year. you have about 57 restaurants. who is buying these franchises? because they're not cheap. anywhere from half a million to million dollars to get it up and running. who are your franchisees? >> our franchisees amazing operators. comprise people with restaurant experience. we have professional athletes.

our report tonight from kelly kobe aia in edin burg. >> reporter: scotland, land of bagpipes and "brave heart" -- >> they'll never take our freedom. >> reporter: now in another epic battle over its future. to leave the united kingdom, or not. with polls saying it's too close to call, british politicians have resorted to begging. >> we want you to stay. head, heart and soul we want you to stay. >> reporter: the scottish flag was even raised over 10 downing street. that doesn't go well. you might think of scotland as independent, but it's not. it's been part of great britain for centuries. and many people here say it's been too long. they're tired of taking orders from a central government far away. but what would a split really mean? would the union jack lose its scottish blue? would scotland still pay bills with a british pound? what about all the uk oil pumped from scottish waters? or the uk's nuclear arsenal on submarines based in scotland? big banks are threatening to move if scotland breaks away. even the queen who has a castle in scotland weighed in this weekend saying, i hope peop

sometimes -- and i think is accurate -- is if the jv team puts on lakers uniform, that doesn't make him kobe bryant, unquote. >> as president obama been underestimating isis for 8 months or will they prove to be a jv team? mark zuckerman? >> let me put it this way. if he had 10 sentences in his career that he would like to withdraw, that would be one of them. it's ridiculous to put them in those terms. >> it was 8 months ago. who was thinking this. >> i was. >> loot of people were. >> i was against bombing asad last summer, and thank goodness we didn't. >> what's the point of talking about this now? >> well, in the sense, it reflects on some levels a misjudgment as to what was going on. >> did you see him out of line. >> it's a level of intelligence, slightly better than we have. not totally but to make those kinds of casual statements, when we're dealing with something that's so critical to the whole region of the -- to the middle east region and to the united states -- >> maybe he should be talking to somebody at the state department. maybe he should be talk about somebody in his inner cir

the director of the fbi james kobe says the bureau has identified the masked killer who beheaded twomerican journalists and one british aid worker, but he will not release his name. abcmore, as woke with correspondent p air thomas who was in the meeting at the fbi. it's interesting this information came from washington and not london. why did the fbi decide to reveal this? >> the fbi director has regular meetings with a small number of reporters. we get to ask him pretty much whatever we want. he chose to go there, he chose to give an answer of the question, has the person been identified who killed the two americans. i think because he was speaking solely about the two americans that is the fbi's prerogative and jurisdiction, he felt comfortable giving the information. >> did you get an understanding of how they identified him? >> he would not give specifics on the identity of the person other than they had made a determination as to who it was. -- our sources say they have analyze the voice, analyzed his eyes, his hands, the terrain. they have used computers to basically try to des

. >> reporter: only two eagles are listed out and that is tackle matt kobe inn and wide receiver joshuff. in indianapolis with the birds i'm ducis rodgers. >>> we are teaming up with phl17 to bring you the action. the first up, pregame show, count down to kick off filled by the game. eagles/colts. coverage kicks off monday at 8:00 on phl17. >>> it will be a short week for eagles. head skins are here next sunday in what is supposed to be desean jackson's special return to the link but jackson may not return at all now. both desean jackson and washington redskins cornerback robert griffin the third, knocked out of the 41 -ten win over jacksonville. how about this rg3, wow, dislocates his left ankle throwing the the pass to jackson in the first quarter. rg3 is carted off, out indefinite thely. we will know more information tomorrow after an mri. minutes later jackson goes down with the left shoulder strain. jackson is listed as day to day. former eagles claims he is not in that much pain right now. he is hoping to face the eagles next sunday. >> i have been in pain before, ac sprain. it

police in kobe city deployed hundreds of officers to look for her. investigators found her body on tuesday. her remains have been cut into pieces. and stuffed into bags. the bags were found in a wooded area just 150 meters from her home. >> translator: people who live in the area almost never go there, because the trees are so thick. >> reporter: mirei left school with a friend on the day she disappeared. she returned home, and then went out again. >> translator: we had plans to play together. but she wasn't at home when i got there. >> reporter: mirei was spotted on a security camera at a convenience store at around 3:15 p.m. witnesses say they saw her walking alone, 700 meters from her home, at around 5:30 p.m. that's the last report of anyone seeing her. investigators have arrested a suspect. he is 47 years old, and lives in the same neighborhood. one of his i.d. cards was found with the remains. police have arrested him for abandoning mirei's body. the case has sent a chill through the community. some parents are afraid to let their children walk

i kobe know what happened out there. >> you -- i don't know what happened out there. >> you all right? that's the last one of them we're doing. >> reporter: youtube is filled with clips like these showing bullets ricocheting back hitting the shooter. deputies say it appears the same thing may have happened to the 7-year-old boy. they've been told the metal fragment was found in his chest. >> the patrolman looked into it when they got out there and spoke to the family. it looks like they were doing everything responsibly like they should have been doing and nobody was getting guns pointed at them in any way, shape or form. >> just a week ago a 9-year-old girl with an uzi accidentally shot and killed her instructor at a gun range in arizona. >>> a bay area grandmother is home safe tonight thanks to a dog named ammo. 77-year-old luva lucarovich of san ramone went missing last wednesday after going for a walk. by saturday nearly 200 people from nine counties had joined the search, but it was the yellow lab ammo who finally tracked her down near a creek a mile from her home. >> it was a li

you,uestion i need to ask they're kobe some of fines, what does it mean for the bottom line?> for apple specifically? i thinke specifically, that does not to the issue. they issue is of tax policy generally. moving to be a strategic issue and has connotations to it. if a company could damage his ,eputation by is tax policy it's probably needs to think again. webster not only in tech sector haveealth care -- and we seen and not only in the tech sector but health care. do you want to the company to minimize the tax deal? and giving a better overall reputation to be stakeholders. google is a company you like and wrapped up the same issue that apple is a right now. why do you like google? >> a because of the growth of online advertising and is growing double-digit in a world where we are talking about europe, struggling to find anything that is growing and single digits. it has great, great potential. it has high margins. it can do what it wants to do with the margins. what it wants to do is develop. it has been an extraordinary market. >> microsoft was a similar story and the 19

using an analogy, he says if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms, that doesn't make them kobe bryant.e is criticized for the remark. june 2014, i.s.i.l. forces swept through northern and central iraq, storing a string of victories in a matter of weeks. the american trained iraqi army is overwhelmed. i.s.i.l. fights its way to baghdad. >> i.s.i.l. gained more than territory. as the iraqi army units melted away. soldiers deserted, leaving quaept behind. all of it. >> in i.s.i.l.'s wake, mass executions, the imposition of sharia law and forced conversions. by june i.s.i.l. changes its name to the islamic state, its leader declares itself the caliph, the emir of muslims everywhere. august 2014, after i.s.i.l. seizes a town of sinjar, thousands of yazidi, members of a minority that islamists believe are herra ticks flea flee to the mount a. president obama orders food troops and air strikes to protect them. in iraq it's not just yazidi, but christians that worry. >> our life is in danger. >> reporter: what are you telling people that live here that are afraid? >> to stay on their land. we

just because you're wearing kobe bryant's jersey doesn't mean you're kobe bryant.e actually better than kobe bryant. >> good morning, i have a disturbing story out of the south. an out-of-control teenage mob brutally beats three people in a parking lot in a store and it is caught on camera. it is pretty difficult to watch. a 25-year-old man was attacked by a group as he left a memphis kroger grocery store to walk to his car. two employees ran out to help but they were hit in the head with 20-pound pumpkins and knocked unconscience by that. the police director issuing a strong warning to parents. listen to this. >> we're going to sit down and try to craft a plan where we can hold parents accountable. we can do a lot but we can't do everything. and i certainly cannot raise every single kid. >> it makes a lot of sense there. the three victims were treated on the scene for their injuries. >>> a six-year-old boy was very close to becoming the prey of a mountain lie yn. the animal attacked a chiel on a california hiking trail in the middle of the afternoon drags the six-

. >> it's been a relatively quiet day, i say relatively, on saturday four shells were fired on kob kobe kobani. a couple of really loud explosions. the ypg are protecting tks residents froprotecting theresi. advances. 12 kilometers to the south also around 10 to 12 to the east. it is a very fluid battle and humanitarian impact has been enormous. over 150,000 people have had to flee into turkey. they will say it is an incredibly difficult situation. they are terrified over these advances. at the moment the turkish forces have been able to keep i.s.i.l. back from reaching the town. >> nato has been capitalizing on sectarian divisions. as sue turton reports. i.s.i.l. sleele sleeper cells ae operating wit with relative impunity. >> reportedly just moved to kirkuk, had boasted to the officers that they were i.s.i.l. the men and the evidence were handed over to the local iraqi police to be processed and sent to the courts. but the kurdish security officers had lim hope that the suspects would be convicted. >> translator: many judges of the courts told us their houses are in the south and are

when he dismissed some terrorists in the "the new yorker" magazine, as the jv quad trying to put on kobeuniform. what is interesting, o'lit fact has gone back to the new "new yr magazine" and got the transcript of the interview, and the "the new yorker" magazine says the interview took place on january 7th and that the editor and the president in the interview were referring specifically could what happened four days earlier when islamic state militants took over the iraqi city of fallujah. i appreciated josh earnest about the details. listen. >> that sounds like a direct -- whether you used the name, isis, isil, he is referring to an event from four days before where islamic state took over fallujah. >> what the president was referring to was jihadists engaged in various local power struggles and disputes, often sectarian. the president was not singling out a specific group. he described jihadists, plural, power struggles, plural, disputes-pleasure. the wide variety of groups. >> the "washington post"ú5 fact checker looked at this and what josh earn necessary previously said in defense

. >>> an albino kobe bra that attacked a dog is no longer slithering the streets. from where it bit this dog. the dog is fine, the snake is called a white monday ago elled cob cobra, illegal to own in california. also a permit is required for that snake. officials believe the highly venomous snake got away from its owner, nobody has come forward to claim it. >>> ucfs opened its doors to give you a first look at its campus. the 289 bed state of the art complex features three separate hospitals, specializing in serving children, women and cancer patients. one of those -- it's new building was designed with their patients in mind, there are special playrooms for kids and their development and lounge areas for teens. >>> looks great. >> yeah, it does. >>> a whole new group of celebrities from a mixed martial arts will be putting on their dancing shoes for this season's dancing with the stars. >> the new cast announced today. marcy gonzalez talked with their stars and partners. >> the new dancing with the stars cast already shaking it. >> yeah, that's how you do it. >>

dismissed to "the new yorker" saying, quote, if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms that doesn't make them kobet. the threat from isis or isil may be even worse than the threat of al qaeda because of its financing and western memberses. >> they are tremendously well funded. >> oh, this is beyond anything that we've seen. >> the white house is still today trying to insist that there was nothing inaccurate about that january j.v. quote. the president was not singling out isil. he was talking about the the very different threat that is posed by a range of extremists around the globe. >> "the washington post" fact-checked that statement from josh earnest looking at the transcript of the new yorker and saying that the was very specifically about isis and today ernest was awarded four pin be onni pinocchios for a whopper of a falsehood. >> good to see you, as always. maybe you can help clear this up for me. president obama said today that the u.s. objective is to degrade and destroy isis or isil and just 17 minutes later he talked about making isis a, quote, manageable problem. those seem to be two d

charles: tracy, what if they cut, bryant, kobe bryant? >> that is the thing.y didn't cut him. they didn't cut him because he was still good and still social support for the guy. charles: we did know ray rice knocked his wife out. we didn't sigh how it happened. >> that matt made the point yesterday. unfortunately what happens off the field stays off the field. this unfortunately came to a head. they had no choice. pulling off team. my son just brought the other day. i think there will be a lot of people out there, are going to be disappointed because -- >> recent history, charles. nike is not known for pulling. three big ones. michael vick, dogfighting, lance armstrong and the sprinter. charles: took a lot. >> big names in the news. >> it was bitter end. armstrong i felt like that went on forever. charles: danny, so funny, we've been applauding on this show underarmor, and their efforts. would that make a difference to you? you go into a store. nike product. underarmor product. you see all the things underarmor has doneness concerted effort to go after women a

. >>: kobe bryant is making $30 million for year. >> reporter: he left jail in 2009 after participatinggfighting. >>: >> pam:and again -- the insider airs tonight at 7:00. followed by entertainment tonight at 7:30, and then. kron 4 news at 8:00. i'll explain in the next edition of people became valley 29 a. >>: all the life i hotspots in the world will be on mobile networks. bill automatically pick of the wife died and use it for free all ltd. phone calls and texas as is. here's what about this using why fire on the phone was a people a lot of money on the dead plant. the life by everything will be free. this is overall a better signal service. maybe you're basically office all your friends out as long as is why presence in the area used all get a good signal for calls and fax messages. another thing immensely called texas's from other countries back to the united states on free as long as you are in the life i hotspot. that's right when traveling abroad. >> reporter: it will put it arise in atc is for that. the blending of by five with additional self all signal level we need for the f

president obama did, to make the analogy to the junior varsity, jv, that say not every terrorist is koberyant making another indicate analogy, correct? >> he d. it was a shallow, dismissal remark. if you're comparing a rabid type of islamist, jihadist, murderous organization to basketball. >> house biobviously the presid wasn't taking isis seriously in january. right? >> that is clear from the interview because he says it's something that we do not necessarily have to wade into. >> we don't have to worry about these guys even if they are causing trouble in iraq. a lot of people cause trouble a lot of places. the "washington post" gave him pinocchio, they did this thing whether you're telling the truth. like we ripped this off from the "washington post," "teeth serum," -- "truth serum," they do the pinocchios. they said the president wasn't telling the truth. josh earnest. >> exactly. hats off to glen kessler, reporter at the "washington post." >> gave him four pinocchios. >> four. >> and five is like the worst you can be. >> you don't want to get five. >> no. you don't want to get four e

. >> kobe bryant?thlete. >> michael jordan. >> jimmy: exactly right. >> so, you're jordan. >> i'm jordan. >> jimmy: you're keegan. >> yes. >> jimmy: it's confusing. you should be jordan with the bald head and you should be keegan. really, it's not too late to change around. >> you're trying to put us in a black people box. >> jimmy: right. [ laughter ] they have those now? >> they have them. they've had them for quite a long time. >> jimmy: can you get them on amazon? >> they find you. >> jimmy: do they come to your house, like, oh, there are black people! wow, no, i wasn't, it was the bald thing. but we'll try to move past it. >> we have to do it this way because i can't get enough hair on my head to not be bald. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, nothing's going on right here. >> jimmy: i see. >> i mean, nothing. it's a barren wasteland. >> when i first met him, he had long hair on the sides. >> bozo thing going on. why did i want that hair? >> jimmy: is that -- did you guys -- did you fall right in l

if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms, that doesn't make them kobe bryant.stinction between the capacity and reach of a bin laden and a network that's actively planning major terrorist plots against the homeland versus jihadist who are engaged in various local power struggles and disputes often sectarian. now let's be clear. the president says he wasn't referring specifically to the islamic state but the president's jv clarification on "meet the press" false saying it's clear this is the group that was being referenced in the conversation. so what was the president trying to do there? >> well, i think that obviously he regrets that mistake. i will give her credit. people needed more persuading including the vast majority of the american people. do we want to get involved in a shooting war over there? i will say this. we might be missing something. this is actually rare moment in national unity. everyone from the far left to rand paul to president to most republicans say we have to do something about isis. i think we can pick apart the say something he might

here and i think it's accurate is if a jayvee team puts on a lakers uniform that doesn't make him koberyant. that's what he said. >> now, sean, this is a time for the country to come together. this is a 9/11 moment. this is a serious threat. i think we to be bipartisan, that congress should be brought in, there should be congressional action. giving the president the support and the administration that they need, but it should be republicans and democrats. you're a conservative leader in this country. i think what we need to do is come together, get the politics out of it. >> governor, i'll tell you what, i'll take the politics out of it in this way. you know what? i'm mad when i see my president on a golf course. i'm mad that he didn't convene his national security team in the strategy room, in the white house. and that he's not dealing with problems. he seems more concerned about golf, more concerned about vacations. the world is burning. we've got russia invading the ukraine. we've got the israelis needing our support in their battle against hamas. we've got what's happening with is

i think what this shows, especially given what is going on in kobe ani now, the real limitations of thedent's strategy. when you don't have the u.s. special forces teams or any forward air controllers on the ground. air strikes are a very limited tool and they're not changing the complexity of the battle. isis is still making gains there. >> what do you make of the fact that isis fighter chose to talk to her? to get the approval. he said of his amir and to go a place where he could get an internet connection to talk to her on skype. >> it's i think as we've seen, the shislamic, thas booking pag have been shut down so they may have seen this as an opportunity to get out their message. they're very adem at understanding what analysts want to hear. how to get their message out. how to speak to their followers. >> ironic that they are talking to journalists. do you believe that the argument that they're making that they haven't found all of their locations? also, that they're advancing. now, she is recording they are two miles from kobani. they have been pushed back in other places. do you

team puts on lakers' uniforms, that doesn't make them kobe bryant.ll know, isis is big time varsity in capital letters, not j.v. the biggest terrorist threat to america since before 9/11. also it's these remarks still etched in americans' minds that the president may also have to overcome. >> we're leaving behind a sole reign, stable and self reliable iraq. let there be no doubt, the tide of war is receding. >> we have been very apparent to the asad regime and other players on the ground that a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. that would change my calculus. that would change my equation. >> katie, by sovereign, perhaps the president meant to say overrun with terrorists that we didn't see coming? >> right, even though he's known about the isis threat since 2012. secretary just came out and said during her time in the administration, isis was on the radar which means they were longing at it as a domestic problem. president obama has two problems here. first is he's never been willing

nbc's kelly kobe yaya has the latest from london. >> reporter: will it be a little girl this time forhe prince and duchess kate? >> it's been a tricky few days. obviously, we're thrilled. it's great news. early days. >> reporter: the bookies are already taking bets. boy or girl, brown eyes or blue. and it seems everyone is chiming in. >> i'd like to see her have another boy. >> even prince harry has a reference. >> i would love to see a girl. >> the gene queen taking a more neutral approach, delighted with the announcement. the couple made it known from the start they wanted more than one child. >> obviously, we want a family. >> i think the heir and the spare is always what's wanted. she may go on and have three or four. >> reporter: the youngest future king, bouncing baby george, is only 1 year old and has charmed the world with prince george's younger brother or sister, the royal parents will be giving the monday arrestee monarchy another heir to the throne. there is an eventuality scheduled for tomorrow evening, but a decision will be made closer to the time. kelly kobiaya, nbc ne

the analogy we use is if a jv team putting on lakers uniforms, that doesn't make them kobe bryant". >t speaking specifically to isis, there were a whole series focused on locally. >> reporter: the president dismissed arming the moderate syrian rebels, the same step he orders as unlikely to being the ultimate outcome in syria. >> it has always been a fantasy, the idea that we could provide light arms or more sophisticated arms to what was essentially an opposition made up of former doctors, pharmacists. >> reporter: in iraq, the ease with which isis took on the iraqi's military is calling into mr. obama's confidence in pulling the u.s. troops out. >> we're leaving behind a sovereign and stable iraq, with a representative government. >> reporter: it is the government's gross alienation that helped fuel isis on the ground. the time is is exactly a year ago today, the same hour that president obama stood in front of the nation to call for airstrikes against bashar assad. military action that he would back away from just days later. the former diplomat aaron david miller, author of "the en

basketball players in the business and always have, going back to jordan through lebron through carmelo and kobend all the big names. they didn't want to give away owning that industry. keep in mind, between nike and jordan brand, they have 90 to 95% of the basketball shoe industry, and they have no intent on giving that up. the numbers might be a little odd, because i think this is really a 10-year deal worth around 300 million with the royalties. a $50 million retirement package appears to be tacked on and i think that's why royalties are a $20 million deal on the table. golden state warriors, seth curry, a big name, but they need someone beyond seth curry, a big name. companies are not going to want their guys to test the market. leverage is everything. and under armor created a ton of leverage for k. d. in this market and were willing to double those numbers. they locked it up because his deal was sunday. >> thanks, dave. >> any time. >> dave briggs, nbc sports. they want sl they want gisele 61% over 39% of kevin durant to sell their shoe. >> if they want to get into basketball, they will, a

>> right now in the hood, there's some kid out there right now, he's going to be the next kobe bryantis going to be awesome. maybe the next jay-z. there's that guy in the hood right now. but there's nobody preparing to be the next steve jobs in the hood or bill gates. and it's not hard. because they all have iphones. they all have laptops. so that should be, like, the thing that we're all focused on to turn these kids in the hood, both men and women, every guy and every girl in the hood has the same opportunity to be the next bill gate, the next michael dell, the next, you know, steve jobs, all americans. these people are american. right? and they built big huge companies. and dr. dre, let dr. dre and beats be a sign of just how big you can make it. >> science and technology education. >> yeah, that should be the new hustle. it's the new language. i encourage kids in the hood to take a computer science course, aim to want to create apps. aim to be a part of this conversation. it's not just in the hood where there's a drought for education around science and technology, engineering and