eating, the things that you would expect a normal 5 to 6-year-old young man to do. he s very brave, he s very lucky, and the success story is that he is out safe and doing great. jenna: amy howard is a clinical psychologist at the child mind institute, has worked with children over the years of the same age, and, doctor, i m just curious, after hear what the special agent said there, his description of the little boy, what goes through your mind as a professional? he s doing well right now, and that s so terrific. he s reunited with his parents, and this is to be expected that this is an initial phase where it s exciting and comforting and reassuring to be back with his loved ones. jenna: what s the next phase you ll watch for? so it s really for kids and grown ups to experience symptoms after they have a trauma like this, so clinginess, worries about separating from mom and dad, tummy aches, difficulty
good morning, i m jon scott. jenna: hi, everybody. glad you re with us today. i m jenna lee. these reports are surfacing of a confidential justice department memo that authorizes the killing of american citizens overseas in drone strikes. now there s a caveat. the killing is allowed if they re leaders of al qaeda or a associated terror group. this alone considered an imminent threat, even if there is it no clear evidence that a specific attack on the united states will take place in the immediate future. and the whole controversial issue sure to come up when the president s pick to head the cia john brennan, testifies at his confirmation hearings later this week. timing matters. chief intelligence correspondent herridge shirge is live in washington with more on this. reporter: this is clash between executive powers and congressional oversight. at center of this is the assertion by the obama white house it has the right to target american citizens for death without judicial