if there was an uas there, they would have seen it. >> you wrote a piece called learn to stop worryingnd love the drones. >> yes, if you think about the economic benefits, we're talking about creating a whole other industry which will be helpful -- 2015. >> there are different estimates out there, lisa, but we're at least talking in the billions, so that is safe to say. we're also talking abc -- about efficiencies in other areas. secondly, you have to look at the public interest benefit. search and rescue for instance, disaster relief, for instance, these drones can go places that humans and helicopters can't go. so those are two of the reasons i'm excited. >> i read with regard to the floods that just happened in colorado that a private company with a private drone volunteered its use, and they were able to map the communities and then hand the maps over to the authorities. that's pretty amazing. >> it is. it is similar to what we do in the military when we chart areas. the old maps you have on google earth and other sources are outdated. and you need an accurate visual that takes int

ua e did what they want they want to go with a u.s.ads and not behind. >> a former college professor of mine and experience in washington. and understands the way someone privately supports the efforts that go on around the world and he is critical of the job done by the president. >> kevin, thank you. >> you bet. >> we told you about the administration's reluctance to say just what it might do if the u.s. supreme court tosses out federal subsidies that it help millions of americans purchase health insurance under obama care. how can it affect the affordable care act. robert joins us now. and jay act is a criminal defense attorney as well. jay, let me start with you. i looked up the statute again. subsidies go to individuals "enrolled through an exchange established by the state". 37 states didn't do it. arguably 7 million people are not eligible for subsidies. do you think that the supreme court will follow the plain language of what congress wrote or do something else? >> no. i don't think they can follow just by interpreting the sta

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you might remember in december the ua ex-actually suspended flying with the coalition.at was around the same time that the jordanian air pilot was actually shot down over enemy lines. since then the uae hasn't been flying missions but does now seem it is resuming and this is very important, to the coalition, to see another arab ally participating in these strikes, and jordan has said since the murder of that jordanian air pilot it sees itself as the spearhead in the war against isis and with the uae basing its fighter jets out of here it very much seems to support jordan in that role. atika shubert, cnn, amman, jordan. >> thanks for that report. joining me to talk about it michael weiss, co-author of "isis: inside the army of terror." first your take on how significant it is that the uae has jumped back in because in december they pulled back and didn't do any more strikes saying we feel like the search-and-rescue abilities over syria especially are not strong enough right now wishgs not going to risk it. now they're back in. >> they had a series of complaints. they fee

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mainly in the form of antitank and ua v's and secure communication and humvees and that kind of things a very low threshold that the united states can cross to provide the loathal defensive equipment that the ukrainians need to hold the line on their territory. >> those weapons are used kill russian backed rebels and even the official military members from russia. there is sketchy reports coming from inside of the country of military members moved to ukraine and not hidden as rebels but they are the russian military. if we are doing that and our weapons will kill russia are we in a proxy war with russia and what are the results that. >> the trouble here, russia has consistently escalated the crisis without us intervening in security terms. the russians are fighting an active war and if the united states provides the assistance that a bipartisan collection of congress put forward that will not necessarily tip the apple cart if you will. and so what it will do it will raise the costs on russia for its aggression and allow the ukrainians to hold their line on their own territory. it would

>> reporter: analysts see this will have a real mobilizing affect on arab partners feeling that the ua suspension of air strikes will be only temporary that they be pressure to do more. it will increase the air strikes but intelligence getting into the tribes across the boardrder. erin. >> thank you very much. they did have excellent intelligence. they figured out when the pilot had been killed. southern western intelligence could not do. robert o'neil along with general spider marx. >> they're saying there weren't adequate procedures in place to rescue personnel. it's a serious issue. maybe a fair point. i'm confused by it. it seems if you're going to war you're part of a coalition. you're going to accept that some of your fighting force may die, will risk their life. you can't say i'm only going to go in if no one will get hurt. >> what you do is do your risk assessment and mitigate that risk and make a determination as to whether you can exkutsecute the tasks as defined. isis achieved it objectsive. isis right now is checking a block saying that's one less coalition part nerner. how

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the ua which had dropped out in terms of the air campaign has re maintained efforts and they're now participating in the air campaign. we're also hearing other air countries are beginning to evaluate and step up their participation in this campaign against isis. secretary kerry saying isis has lost about 1700 square kilometers of territory but most of that is in iraq and not syria where the battle with isis and syria is far worse. in iraq you have kurdish and shiite forces. in syria, it's a very different situation. the battle there against isis guys not going near as well. >> isis has actually gained ground inside syria. we're live inside jordan. >> reporter: saying at this moment after all these years that we do not have a coherent strategy, full 360 degrees, to combat islamic terrorists. >> i think what i'm saying is the strategies we've had is clearly not working. >> that was former defense intelligence agency director lieutenant michael flynn, questioning president obama's plan to defeat isis. you want to ask you first about the administration last week rolled out its new national security s

. >> and the ua e had stopped carrying out strikes against isis late last year. >> and mother of four appearing in court on terrorism charges. she has been sending money to isis in the middle east. she could get 15 years in prison. >> how did the bosnian immigrants reach terrorist overseas? >> reporter: they used western union and pay pal and facebook and point people to supply terrorist with cash and weapons since may 2013. yesterday police arrested a 34-year-old illinois mother for conspiring to support isis in syria and iraq. she appeared in court. they collected cash among themselves and donations from others in the u.s. and either sent it directly to terrorist or used it to purchase military equipment like u.s. military uniforms and tactical gear and firearms and accessories. and the gear was purchased and shipped to contacts in turkey and saudi arabia who sent it to terrorist in syria and iraq. she is specifically accused of transferring $3,700. they posted videos and images and discussing travel plans and use coded language and described iraq and syria the beach. >> interesting

we talk about ua iran, all of these category 1s. >> and many of them housing criminals and everyone else across the globe. look, i think what hillary has set up is a situation where she is going to have to disclose every single foreign government that has given money to the united states. and more that have since given money to the clinton foundation. so i would think about who is disqualified to run from the left media to everything somebody else says, she couldn't possibly run without disclosing -- >> you called for that. it made a lot of news. here is what i want to know. if republicans mitt romney has women's resume? how about well in saudi arabia, they can't drive or be seen in public. if you accept jesus in your heart, the penalty is death. >> taking millions of dollars from these people how will it compromise her ability to be president if she should become president. what does this money do? the thing about women hillary clinton was also in the news the last couple of days because she is not fairing women their fair share in their own office. she thinks 75 cents on the dollar, an

if you were going to put it together, is it nike or ua? >> put a gun to my head. take the gun away. those are two great stocks. nike is great stocks of all time and underarmor has more risk than nike but if you're younger i think underarmour is the one you want to say i'll key up with it but this guy, he has ambition. let's go to glenn in south carolina, glenn. >> caller: hey jim, a big booyah from the palmetto. >> what's going on. >> they just had monster earnings the other day but guidance was not so spectacular. is it time to unload? >> i felt the same way. i said you know what they're going to tell a good story and they didn't. and you know what that reminds me of fort net. they did the same thing. but rather than buy vasco i would prefer fort net. will you guys cut it out. i turned positive on fireeye in the 30s. so just focus. david. >> caller: hey, mr. cramer. greetings from buffalo, new york. >> oh man. my friend is going to love this phone call. what's up. >> caller: before i say i wanted to give a quick shout out to my son benjamin and his buddies serving overseas. >> yes,

was down because they feel there isn't enough forward-based search and rescue by the americans, the uae6789e, aggressive leaders in the coalition. are you hearing also that the united states is just not doing enough? >> i haven't really been hearing that feeling, frankly. the uae is a particular case and i think the problem of air rescue is one that they can address and resolve and i think they are working hard to do that. i think right now at least, the reaction is one of anger and let's find a way to doke >> they are already part of coalition along with six arab countries, four of which are doing air÷" trikes three of which now with the uae. so i think they will continue to step that up and commit more resources to it. they haven't said. they are talking about what they are going to do. they have been having security meetings all evening. but it is widely expected that they will take some further action against some of their prisoners. there's at least three other prisoners on death row, already convicted, sentenced to death for terrorist offenses and i think the next step might well

was not even a discussion and that he has been let down slightly and that is the general secretary of ua there is no ideal solution and know that by now and everyone has to give up something to make this work and i don't think it will stay quiet even when this is absolutely confirmed next month and still think there there be complaints from europe. >> and criticism around the fact it has been held in qatar and heard from the head of the organizing committee for 2022 that this is not about qatar but being held in the middle east. >> yes he absolutely maintained this for a long period of time because of the way of the process of bidding of 2018 and 2022 caused corruption and travesty a world cup for the middle east is a positive thing and it's really only in places like the continent of europe where actually there is that level of disquiet about a world cup taking place there because it doesn't suit him. >> lee is live for us in london. cricket world cup witnessed a new record on tuesday thanks to the west indies and in history hitting 200 of 138 balls in their match against zimbabwe way a

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>> by ua should are rich in the u.s.. even more so in europe -- valuations are rich in the u.s.. even more so in europe. spain was one of the standouts. that is one of the only two countries that dealt with structural reform in the labor market. i would like to see other countries do the same. >> the greece situation has proven immensely volatile. on monday, we had the stock exchange rise 4%. tuesday, falling 3%. are they going to have their tails between their legs? >> there is a big speech do sunday. we have -- we will get a that are sent then. -- get a better sense than. -- since then. it is all political posturing. from an economic perspective, europe can deal with greece leaving the euro. but it is the president it sets for spain and italy and other countries like that. spain is a big country as his italy -- as is italy. >> you can find out more on the story and a complete guide to the u.s. jobs. go to bloomberg.com. >> let's look at some of the other stories we are following to read the australian prime minister saying he will oppose a motion seeking a vote on his leadershi

one of the highest the ua should's for a closely held technology start up. -- the highest valuationsd technology startup. a condo is being put on the market for $150 million by a developer. the highest price paid previously is $100 million in a deal completed in december for a duplex penthouse. you are looking at a live shot of the city of london. futures indicating stocks will open like this. yesterday, we had the ftse inch towards the all-time record high. it is about 20 points shy. futures indicating stocks will open lower. stay with us. ♪ >> the biggest food company in the world posted sales growth. they sounded more upbeat for 2015. caroline hyde has been looking over the numbers. what was your take? >> china stood out. the fact that they said they have to adapt to changing consumer demands. we saw for nestlÉ the slowest growth in five years. below the long-term target. they are saying, we need to adapt. we connect -- reconnect with the changing expectations of the consumer. have launches. china is a focus for them. america's doing well. in this cafÉ -- netstcafe doing well. rel

million workouts logged into one of our four applications between my fitness pal and you a record -- ua record. >> nobody is paying for those. >> we want to drive a value. monetization -- there is an advertising model in place. we don't know what it is yet. there is a subscription model available. the ability for us to push content. last year, we had 13 million youtube views. we have one or 20 million registered users, 72 million of which are women. -- we have 120 million registered users. there voluntarily giving us this data. >> does that mean you are becoming a media/content company? >> our goal with these acquisitions was to sell more shirts and shoes. everything we do must come back to the core. we think if we can help athletes and help humans and help everyone find ways to make it easy for them to understand the information and track their progress, we think they will buy more shirts and shoes. >> are you getting out of the team sport business and into the health wellness lifestyle? >> we are never going to depart sports. growth driver women's apparel and men's apparel and footwea

workouts log into one of our four applications between my fitness pal and you a record which we -- uad, which we launch last week. stephanie: but no one is paying for those. kevin: the model that people have in place right now, whether it is the right place for them to be or not, we don't know what it is yet. there's a subscription model that is available. there is the ability to push content. we have 13 million youtube views, extraordinary the reaction it did for our business. we have 122 million viewers come many of which are women. it gives the opportunity to speak to the athlete. the more we know who is exercising, they are voluntarily giving us help to make them better, that is what we do. stephanie: does that mean you are becoming a media/content company like go pro wants to do? kevin: selling shirts and shoes is our core business so everything we do must come back to the core. helping athletes, helping humans come helping everyone find ways and making it easy for them to understand the information they are doing and track the progress of how they are getting better. stephanie:

the real question is if you can get the ten or 20,000 arabs on the ground the turks, the ua, whetherhey are prepared to take these guys on the ground. militarily you need to have a sunni based force to do this. we can help them. >> if it's the united states and the shia fighting the sunnis. >> it's a to go. we have jeremy peters who has reported and witnessed in the "times" the use of force on the front page jeremy what have you learned? >> there will be three major issues as congress debates what president obama asks for, the first of which is that the president wants to leave in place this post--9-11 authorization to pursue the perpetrators of the 9-11 attack. a lot of people want to get rid of it. the second is this no limits on the geographical boundaries of the conflicts. what lawmakers are concerned about is that this could turn into a sprawling borderless war t. white house has asked for that. that shows this conflict could spread into jordan and they feel being constrained by borders would hampen their efforts. the third sticking point is probably the biggest one that is this

we'll get to him about tom brady who signed with ua. take a look at the futures.sdaq up by 10. "squawk box" will be right back. do y ou like to travel? i'm all about "free" travel babe. that's what i do. [ female announcer ] fortunately, there's an easier way, with creditcards.com. compare hundreds of cards from every major bank and find the one that's right for you. creditcards.com. it's simple. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," everybody. tom brady celebrating his fourth super bowl championship yesterday. this was their welcome home parade, their congratulations parade. brady signed a partnership deal with under armour in 2010 for an undisclosed equity stake in the company. we don't nope what that stake was, but shares are up about 500% since he made the deal so sounds like it was a good payoff. >> we know a guy that might know about that deal. >> in fact let's get back to our guest today. kevin plank is the chairman and ceo of under armour. wow. you sign him in 2010. he did well by getting the stock deal. but you did well by getting this guy too. >> and not jus

we're working to bring the ua back into the effort as one of the most reliable allies in the region and that's why jordan backed down on its commitment after the aftermath of the horrific murder of captain senespa. obviously we're not out of the woods. i want to start by talking about the aumf. the president put his language as a starting point on the aumf, so i'd like to hear from our witnesses what their thoughts are. should this aumf be limited to a certain geographic area? should it limit u.s. combat troops on the ground? should we consider a sunset clause for an aumf? why don't we start with ambassador jeffrey. >> i would urge the committee to give as much latitude as possible to the administration particularly on timing. i'm very concerned about the three years, because having been in the administration it's going to be very difficult, as the next administration comes into office and they're just getting their people confirmed in may or june of 2017 to have to think about a resolution while also thinking about what their overall strategy is going to be. if there has to be a time l

we sat around the table every morning this summer and talked about how staunchly egypt and the ua andes stood with israel. this is a low point in u.s./israeli relations. >> of course it's an important event to hear from him and have him come here. that's not the question. the question is the politics of inviting him and who invited him and was it the right thing to do? >> i think sometimes the substance and the moment of what's going on in the world truchs the politics. i think this is one of them. >> i'm asking you, though do you think it was a smart thing on boehner's part to invite him? >> absolutely. i think the politics of the white house and the secretary of state and democrats now snubbing the prime minister of israel are terrible for them. i think hillary clinton will have to answer for them if she's the democratic nominee. >> i personally -- i wish it could have happened a bit more smoothly. but if you're bejamin netanyahu and you are running a country and basically spokesman for jews worldwide that are getting slaughtered in the streets of paris, that are facing unprecedente