commander of the most decorated special ops unit during the iraq war and in a brand new book that comes out todayful, he is using everything he learned overseas to inspire young children to become more confident. ainsley: joining us with more about the motivational story is former navy seal and author of way of the warrior kid jack co-willink. thank you sjack jocko for beh us. tell us about your new book. well, you know, being a seal team i learned a lot of stuff and having four children. you know, actually three girls, one boy. and i learned a lot there, too. at some point i realized i should take the lessons that i learned in the seal teams and teach those to my kids as they were trying to overcome challenges and it was effective for them. so, eventually i said you know what? maybe i should try to teach some other kids some of these lessons. brian: were you born strong, courageous and bold? certainly was not. you know, i was born weak and wimpy like all children.
as they were storming the police. the was stro reportedly gave workers food and a day s pay to show up to line the streets as the pope arrived. the pope in cuba headed the united states. first steve harrigan is in havana. hello, steve. reporter: it s clear this pope likes to get off the beaten trail and is doing that todayful left havana for the city of holguín, where no pope has been before and drawing large crowds. the pope told the people in the outdoor mass to not be afraid to change. jesus wants you to keep an open mind. big crowd for the first latin american pope and he pope, was 62 years ago, as a 16-year-old boy in argentina, that pope francis walked into a church, into a confessional and decided to become a priest. 62 years ago today. that boy is now on the world stage, the first latin american pope and widely credited as
dan simon, living the collective dream in san francisco. cnn newsroom continues right now. hello, everyone, president obama is just about to land in columbus, ohio, to campaign for the jobs bill that republican leaders of congress are openly rejecting. barely 24 hours ago the president showed off his american jobs act and demanded congress pass it with, and i quote, no games, no politics, no delays. but then came the details of how the $447 billion package would be paid for. two words. tax hikes. and you could hear the opposition digging in. the biggest hike by far would be a cap on itemized deductions for high earners. the white house estimates that would raise $400 billion over four years. the bill would also close loopholes enjoyed by oil and gas companies, raising an estimated $40 billion. it would raise taxes on investment fund managers and scale back depreciation rules for corporate jets and suddenly republicans who had been promising to hear the president out had h