[ applause [ applause ] >> an amazing present just before mother's day for his mom. better than flowers, a card or candy. of course, the words always come. right? thanks for being part of the real story. i'm gretchen charl son. shepard's next. >> wasn't that inspiration? >> i love it. >> good to see all you moms out there. a terrorist group holding hundreds hostage has reportedly kidnapped more victims. president obama says he will do all he can before the group sells them into human slavery. is there anything he really can do. plus, the federal government once spent your tax dollars to study shrimp running on treadmills. the annual government waste report is out. as we do each year, we have the list of where those hundreds of millions of dollars are going. not to be outdone, toronto's crack smoking mayor, rob ford is

finally speaking from rehab. he says it's amazing and it's just like going to football camp. but he still won't say where he is. let's get to it. >> good wednesday afternoon to you and yours from the fox news net. president obama says the united states will do everything it can to save hundreds of kidnapped girls before terrorists can sell them into sex slavery. the president ordered a military team to nigeria to help that country track down the victims before it's too late. this move comes as we learn more about the terrifying abductions, straight from some of the teenage girls who escaped. it happened more than three weeks ago. the girls were taking final exams when gunmen raided the school and torched it. they forced those girls into trucks, drove them into a forest. some of the victims made a run for it and did escape. but nearly 300 little girls have been missing since.

nigerian officials said yesterday a second kidnapping took 11 more victims, all of them young girls. parents turned to the nigerian government to help. the lack of progress has led to protests stretching from nigeria to new york city. some family members went out searching the forest on their own. a member of one search party said they came close to an extremist camp and a local rancher warned they'd be killed. they went back and asked the military for help but the soldiers flat out excused. now, the united states military is getting involved and looks like time may be running out. here's the reason. the leader of the al qaeda linked group that has the girls threatened to sell them into slavery. they have done that before, selling child brides for $12 each. jennifer griffin with the rest of this developing story live at the pentagon. exactly what is the u.s. offering to do to help find these girls? >> so far the assistance offered by the u.s. government for

assistance to find these girls is symbolic at best. there are no military special operations seems s assigned to hunt the leader. there is no information on what resources the fbi is providing. the fbi's elite rescue team is not in play. here is what the president told "abc news." >> we've already sent in a team to nigeria. they've accepted our help, a combination of military, law enforcement and other agencies who are going in, trying to identify where in fact these girls might be and to provide them help. >> no u.s. drones are being sent at this time, we're told. this is a small unarmed team that's being sent, shepard. >> members of congress are demanding more, specifically members of the congressional brack caucus. explain what they're wanting. >> i was at the nigerian embassy where they met today and held a press conference. they stopped short at that press conference outside that nigerian

embassy to call for u.s. troops to be sent. and a leader held up $12 for the amount the leader said he would sell the girls for. >> this is what the children, the girls in nigeria are worth. so our first command and demand is to use all resources to bring the terrorists thug to justice. >> we have people on the ground right now that we have contributed military advice, police advice, phish, et cetera. maybe there's even the consideration, i don't know if this is this case, but there should be, a positive use of drones. >> secretary of state john kerry was on capitol hill today to meet these members of the congressional black caucus to figure out what the next step should be. >> all right. jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thanks. let's bring in robert young pelton, author of "the world's most dangerous places" and a

neighbor for a short time, of osama bin laden. boca haram. who are they and why don't we know more about them? sn>> they were active a small te and then they started fighting the al qaeda and when the french landed a lot of very experienced veterans came south and they had a deal with the nigerians they would look for westerners. that's how nigerians fund them. now, what they're doing is waving a red flag in the nose of the west. ultimately the goal of al qaeda is bring america right in the middle of the battlefield. this is a hot button issue and probably the worst thing you can do in a kidnap is start making threats and bring in all kinds of troops because they have no problem killing small children as they have in the past. >> i'm waiting to see video based on what they sent out with their threats. >> it's an inflammatory video,

come and get me, we will kill kill kill. >> we have to be careful. they're appeal ing ing to emoti. these poor girls came to a closed school system in this main center of this group to do an exam and were rousted by people in uniforms thinking they were being arrested or kept safe. this is a smart group in terms of kidnapping and we have to make sure we don't do something to inflame the death of these young girls >> how do they get the majority of funding? how does it work. snow they typically do kidnaps. don't target vips, target businessmen, get a quick $10,000. they have captured westerners, it didn't work out well. two were killed. they really are on the payroll of the algerians who made a lot of money, millions of dollars kidnapping oil workers up north. they will learn. they have battle hardened veterans against them. be careful when you watch this inflammatory pr, they're trying to bring america to nigeria and

inflame the islamic christian war that's going on there. >> 171 or so million people there. it will be the third or fourth largest country by population in the world by 2050 yet their military won't help out here. have these terrorists bought off the military or what's the deal? >> the nigerian military is actually pretty competent. what will you do when there's 200 young girls in a jungle encampment and you bring in helicopters or guns, that's the last thing you want to do. what you want to do is talk this thing out and work out whether it's a ransom or some kind of deal. inflaming the situation just increases the likelihood these girls will be killed. they killed over 60 schoolboys without batting an eyelash before. >> what you're saying is do anything except send people over to fight. >> let's separate the hot button issue of young girls being kidnapped at school which sounds very taliban in the northern part of nigeria and focus on tactics that deal with anything

from the school shooting to large groups of young people being kidnapped. there's a difference between the rhetoric and actual tactics that have to take place to rescue these young kids. >> robert pelton, if you'd like to know more about his work. he wrote an entire april issue of vice magazine, about his experience hunting down a rebel leader in south sudan. the article and documentary of his trip are posted on vice.com. police in pakistan have now arrested an phish agent and charged this american for violating anti-terrorism laws after he tried to bomb a commercial flight with a loaded gun clip. that's according to u.s. officials. they have not released his name. police led the man out of court yesterday. they arrested him at an airport in karachi, pakistan's largest city. the "washington post" newspaper reports that the man did not have a gun and apparently forgotten he left a loaded magazine in his bag.

the "post" reports it was for a 9 millimeter official. the agent was in pakistan as part of an anti-corruption task force. this is but the latest of an american worker detained in pakistan. officials paid more than $2 million for this cia contractor accused of killing two men in pakistan. the agent said he was defending himself after men tried to rob him. >> the defense say one of mexican's most powerful cartels targeted a couple of teens in minnesota all over a stash house that was right in the middle of st. paul. we'll break down the details and what this means for the cartel's reach inside america's heartland. vladimir putin said he has ordered his troops to pull back from ukraine's eastern border. the white house say there's no proof or evidence. presumably there are satellites and there are no pictures. coming up, the latest on the crisis in ukraine.

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stash house in st. paul. that's the spot right here on my back. it's the small house, the white home that's seen right here. state prosecutors say mexico's cartel was in control of it. authorities say there were dozens of pounds of methamphetamine there and hundreds of thousands in dollars in cash. the cartel claims a chunk of the drugs and money went missing. with hired members of the notorious ms 13 gang out of los angeles to find out who did it. police describe that gang as ruthless from crimes to kidnapping to murder and smuggling. the fed said the kidnappers brought the teens to the stash house, tried to get them to confess and reportedly even started to cut off one of the teenag teenager's fingers before releasing them. authorities have charged four people in this case. mike tobin is live and following it live in our newsroom this afternoon. this is a dramatic escalation in this cartel's reach, isn't it?

>> you see a few things about the cartels here. you see the brutality of the mexican cartels and you see the sophistication of them as a business. for starters, the fact they had this stash house, a distribution hub in the midwest, also, when there was a problem with inventory the missing meth and cash, they subcontracted a gang to go to minneapolis. >> to put an analogy to this, this is a situation where very valuable property was lost, a loss to the organization, the organized crime entity. what they did was they sent their loss prevention people out to find out exactly what occurred. >> the primary product for them in the midwest is heroin. when the u.s. cracked down on the precursor chemicals for meth amphetamine, that shut down the mom and pop labs and drove the

drugs to across the border of mexico where they can get them straight from asia. >> the cartel hired a gang to find the kids and now the cartel and the gang have a problem? >> they do. this is a screw-up for ms 13 and frankly a big find for agents. keep in mind your street level dealers usually don't know a lot about who they're working for so when they bust the street level guys it doesn't help them a lot. to get this stash house it creates potential for agents to find them much higher up the distribution network. this is a development the cartel higher ups are not going to be happy. >> someone's going to pay the piper that screwed this up. clearly, there's going to be some repercussions to that part of the organization. remember, that's the way they regulate themselves, through violenc violence. >> the cartel still haven't recovered that methamphetamine or missing cash. the down side here is any drug operatives that might have a loose connection with the stash

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research. thankfully none of those examples this year. $90 million to upgrade a single army tank one the pentagon claims it does not need and does not want because officials say they have more than enough tanks sitting idle in the california desert. thousands and thousands of tanks and yet we spent $90 million on ones they don't want and don't need. more than $2.5 million for the denali commission that provides economic support for alaska. the only thing is the own commission watchdog said i concluded my agency is an independent federal agency that has not worked out in practice and recommend congress put its money elsewhere. of course, congress did not. if you have money you spend money. maria bartiromolo, an amazing success. >> why do they spend money in

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no congressional hearings there and no business in this structure. again, wasteful spending and you wonder why the fighting goes on when we all agree so much of this is just a waste. >> if they can get it, they want to keep it. if they don't spend it they will lose it, isn't that the bottom line? >> if you don't spend it once you give it to someone, once they have something they will spend it forever. >> i'm surprised they didn't build a bridge. >> let me check. >> does anybody ever have to pay for this sort of thing? do congressman ever get held accountable for this stuff? >> i think that's the bottom line, there is no accountability for it. thankfully for this group for wasteful spending it is in the public eye so americans can make a big deal of it. but without that you are not scrutinizing the way this group is. >> they do, thankfully. i don't have time for that.

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he's missing. the crack smoking mayor of toronto, rob ford, says his supporters should not worry about him and he will be back in the city in time for his re-election. that and much more in an interview he gave from rehab, we're told, to the toronto sun newspaper. check out the headline here, "rehab is amazing". rob ford would not tell the newspaper where this alleged treatment facility is and where it's even in canada. in the interview, he says, and i quote, i will be on the ballot for mayor in october, guaranteed and i will do well. there will be no need to change the locks, there will be no need to clean out my office because i am coming back. the mayor also says he feels great and rehab reminds him of the washington redskins football camp he attended as a child. last week he announced he would seek professional help after

another video surfaced purportedly showing him smoking crack again. the newspaper publish ed stills and said it was shot the last weekend and a different videoio -- video merged showing him drinking crack before and he denied he was an addict. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. am i an addict? have i tried it? probably in one of my drunken stupors. >> one of them.says he is worki rehab. the critics say the people of toronto need to know where their mayor is. john roberts is from toronto and he spoke with mayor ford's brother. what did the first brother have to say there, eh? >> i talked to doug ford at length last evening, shep. he insisted the mayor is in rehab and loving every minute of it. like the mayor with the toronto

sun he wouldn't tell me where or what country he was in. he tried to go to rehab in chicago last week, after landing in the windy city withdrew his application to enter the united states. they wouldn't say why, but in the past the united states has denied entry to known drug users. the mayor's son said he has been working and getting call sheets from city hall and talking to constituents on the telephone has a lot of people scratching their head, wait a minute. isn't the first thing that happens in rehab when they take your cell phone away? is he getting the treatment he desperate desperately needs. joss he believes the mayor. >> it's not that unusual people want to check in and check back. i know people are trying to paint it it's a failure. it might be. it might very well be. >> he said he's keeping the location secret because he wants the mayor and other patients not

to be bothered by the media but has a lot of people wondering is the mayor really at rehab or at some spa somewhere because some people don't believe a word that comes out of his mouth. >> a spa is generous. some people are speculating he is calling from a crack-house. his numbers have gone down in toronto at least in the suburbs where he had big numbers. >> they have gone down but he still might be poplar enough to win if the vote is split enough. i talked to doug ford and his attorney, they said the mayor is not giving up his bid for re-election and told the toronto sun he will be back and in fighting form you can imagine has the other candidates for mayor in fits. >> their heads are exploding because they don't want to see anything at all positive about the guy, even a perception of him saying, look, i'm alive and will come back. it scares the hell out of them. it should scare them because he's still holding his own in the polls. >> don't forget rob ford was

seen in a bar outside toronto s saying homophile phobic things that would typically torpedo a candidate but as to rob ford, they don't apply. >> i'm looking at the mayor and you in the same place. he and your tie are the same color. i think his face is what it is. police in london say they've captured an escaped conduct, an infamous bank robber known as the skull cracker. it happened after authorities decided to let him out of jail. we have a picture of skull cracker here in 2002, during one of the armed raids. that same year, a court sentenced him to 13 life sentences, 13 of them. he apparently got his make name

from hitting his victims i over the head with his weapon. the so-called skull cracker has been serving his time in a low security prison 50 miles outside london. here's the prison. here is this prison, an island a lovely place. if they sell off the prison and real estate, they could make millions. a law there allows a daily release license, even if you have 13 life sentences, you can get out for day, allows prisoners to roam free just for 24 hours. police say he used his pass for the weekend but surprise surprise he's never returned. he has escaped twice before and each time staged robberies before cops could get them and shockingly a subject in a robbery near london. meanwhile, critics are calling for tighter rules on those day licenses. whoever would have thought anything would go wrong if you let a guy out for 24 hours?

the feds are cracking down with huge drug busts in nearly 30 states. they aren't going after cocaine or heroin, drugs people can easily buy, gas stations and corner shops. it announced it's going after synthetic drugs, like so-called bath salts and spice and can get people high like cocaine and spice causes a high like marijuana. the fed says these chemicals can be deadly and they're targeting the people who make and sell them. jonathan works in the southeast for us, in birmingham, alabama, the state with the largest single operation there. what happened there? >> reporter: state and local agents were certainly out in full force this morning. look at this amazing video, they were kicking indoors and using stun grenades to tart people

suspected of trafficking in synthetic drugs >> we saw them sending 30 to $40 million to yemen in a short period of time. that gives us a great deal of pause. >> that's because previous drug investigation have uncovered alle alleged links to funding of terror groups. so red flags for funding. >> and explains how these drugs can be so dangerous. >> he did. one drug in particular is growing in popularity. this type of drug is what agents believe they found while searching a suspect's storage unit earlier today. because these drugs are smoked, many teens mistakenly think they're a cheap alternative to pot. they're actually inert plant material laced with chemicals often smuggled in from china and the dosages vary so much from

package to package, you can't tell what's inside. it's blamed for more than 11,000 emergency room visits back in 2010. of those er visits, one-third of them involve youth between the ages of 12 and 17. very dangerous stuff, shep. >> jonathan in birmingham this aven afternoon. thank you. cops in florida trying to track down a group of ninjas. guys in ninja wear, bandits breaking into people's homes and holding them captive inside and ranning them. we're told they hit five -- and robbing them. we're told they had an incident in the orlando area one in which a millionaire thrill ride inventor became a hostage right in his own house. >> they put the guns right in our face and made it clear we had to obey every word. >> a particularly heart racing moment for the guy who came up with indoor skydiving, and invented the sky coaster swing.

>> they were hiding in the bushes alongside of the house. >> three men dressed like ninjas as he describes it. a surveillance image showing them tying him up as they ransacked the place. >> absolute terror because i never had a gun pointed at me in my life. >> he says they spent an hour before take off in his car and surveillance video captures similar invasions in south florida. investigators say victims have all survived with only minor injuries. >> anything that's in that house can be replaced except your lives and lives of your loved ones. >> the fbi is looking into this as part of a task force with state and local police in florida. our government has defended using drones to kill american terrorist suspects overseas. the government uses drones to ki people. but when journalists want to use drones to take simple pictures, the feds say, no way, we can

kill with these but you may not take pictures with these, you nasty journalists. now some big names in news are fighting back. to drone or not to drone.

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footage. that shows the aftermath of the tornado that ripped through that town. the feds are now looking into this to see if the drone operator violated any laws. let's take this to the judge. fox news judicial analyst andrew no p napolitano. >> i kan cannily. >> a helicopter to take pictures, but don't use a drone. >> it's repellent the government can use drones for anything. >> a killing machine. >> a killing machine. use it to snoop and in place of a search warrant but private individuals can't use it for perfectly lawful purposes. we are not talking about the news media to take a drone to fly outside somebody's bedroom window or watch them suntan at the pool or beach. not talking about the news media violating privacy, talking about the news media to take a drone to take a photograph where it is

nearly impossible or highly impractical for a photographer to go, a place a government drone could easily go. this is not a question of safety, a question of priority. the government giving priority to itself and not to private enterprise. >> don't make this argument, oh, if journalists could do this, they would. look, i was a chopper reporter for years in florida. we had a lens that could get right down into a license plate from 2000 feet. if we wanted to shoot whatever you're doing through your bedroom we could but that's against the law and we did not. we should be able to fly the drones in the same way. not to looking through your window but take pictures in public. >> the laws of privacy punish severely the media for invading privacy. i while some people in the media may want to invade privacy. i the institutional media here, we all know their names, fox is not among them but many of our competitors are interested in finding a practical way to bring

information to the public. guess what that's called? that's called the first amendment, a practical way for professional media to bring information to the public. guess what the government is doing? preventing that. that's called violating the first amendment especially when the government itself uses the drones for the very same and additional purposes. i think the government is going to lose. they lost the first round. this is actually a government appeal of its loss by a hearing officer. i think they're going to lose before the faa and they're ultimately going to lose when this gets before federal judges. >> there's nothing different here except the means by which the camera travels. >> yes. >> the camera has always beenibbeen able to travel there, and if you can use it to kill people, why can't we? >> the government wants to -- think about it, the government derives its powers from the consent of the government. if the governed don't have the ability to use drones, where does the government get the ability to use drones? they have their priorities

wrong. this one the government loses >> your mouth to god's ear. >> we'll see. if i'm right you'll have me here and if i'm wrong you'll have me here. >> good to see you. more on today's headlines. we're hearing the frantic calls to police now after cops say a 19-year-old shot up a fedex facility in georgia last week. one of the callers, a security guard who had just take an bullet to the chest. >> 911, what's the emergency? >> 1675 airport road. i've been shot. >> 1675 airport road? >> who did it, sir? >> i don't know. unknown gunman. he has a shotgun. i've been shot. i've been shot. >> stay on the line with me, okay? >> please tell my wife i love her. >> what's your name? >> [ inaudible ] parkman. >> thankfully he did survive. and so did five others who had gotten shot. cops say the suspect killed

himself after this rampage. there he is. they say he had explosives but did not use them. it is still not clear to us why he opened fire. overseas now, hundreds of rebel fires began evacuating syria's war torn city of homes, one of the first places the rebels rose up against the government more than three years ago. rebels took control early on and government forces pushed back in a series of attacks. thousands have died. both sides said they struck a deal last week allowing the people to exit while the government gets control of the city. remember the teenager who supposedly hid in a plane's landing gear for flight and somehow survived five hours. investigators say he was there all those hours. a lot of folks said it was impossible. now, we have surveillance video and we'll show it to you next.

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still only from progressive. eight minutes before the hour now. we now have surveillance video of that stowaway teen who investigators say hit in a jet's landing gear on a flight from california to hawaii. full disclosure here. i didn't believe a word of this. now we have this. the 15-year-old's legs dangling briefly from the belly of the plane. you'll be able to see it here before he lowers himself to the ground and walks to the front of the plane wobbling a little bit. see there in the spot shadow? there he is, a little wobbly. out of the engine he came. didn't believe it. remember this story was so incredible most aviation experts didn't believe it either. officials say the teen scaled a fence at the san jose airport last month and made it into that wheel well. then it took off and flew for five and a half hours to maui. so the temperature up there was like 50 below zero. now unlike the cabin where the passenger sits, the wheel well

is not protected from the deadly cold and high altitudes. it's not pressurized so there was hardly any oxygen, he could barely breathe. despite all of that, he survived. a doctor checked him out and said he was fine. he was actually in a wheel well at 50 degrees below zero for five hours. you didn't believe it either, trace gallagher. >> you didn't believe it and nor did a lot of skeptics, shep, because they thought he might have been hiding in the cargo area of that plane. clearly the video shows that he cropped down out of the wheel well. he stayed on the ground 13 seconds very disoriented and it took him an additional 40 seconds to make it from underneath the wing to the nose of the plane, he was staggering back and forth. he wandered around the nose and finally walked up to that airport employee and they sat and talked for two or three minutes before the airport employee finally called security. by the way, he was in that wheel well an hour after the plane landed. he told authorities that he had just woken up, shep.

but you didn't believe it, i was very skeptical. so were a lot of others. now it looks like he was legitimately in the wheel well. >> do not try that at home. to that end he faces some legal trouble, right? >> he's back in california. he could face criminal trespassing charges, which is a misdemeanor here in california. he is now in the custody of child protective services and it's unclear when he'll go back to the family. remember, the reason he stowed away in the first place was to find his mom in ethiopia. his father told him the mom had died and he just recently found out she was still alive. the mother is trying to make her way to the united states to reclaim her children. the 15-year-old still appears to be very healthy, but he did undergo some treatment for breathing difficulty in hawaii and we're told that he's still having a little bit of trouble hearing. shep. >> all right, trace gallagher in l.a. trace, thanks. final thought and closing bell on wall street and the top of the hour top of the news coming right up. [ female announcer ] who are we?

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an amazing image showing a tornado of fire. look at this. the person who took it said the wind whipped up the flames to form the tunnel that you see here. the whole thing was a bit scary to her but it only lasted a couple of minutes. it happened over the weekend north and east of kansas city. can't confirm whether anybody doctored the photo, but meteorologists say a fire tornado can form when strong winds hit the flames. on this day in 1915, a german u-boat sank the british ship leading more americans to support getting involved in world war i. the german had announced they would attack any ship sailing through the warship. after the ship entered the celtic sea a german submarine fired a torpedo into the ship. nearly 1200 people died, including 128 americans. two years later the u.s. entered the war. tensions rose when it sank 99 years ago today.

when news breaks out, we'll break in from the fox news desk because breaking news changes everything. some good news as the final bell rings. janet yellen says interest rates are staying low. they love that on a street called wall. just think about how excited we'll all be when we're seeing those results in november. >> that was then the sensation now. he is republicans latest rock star and today thom tillis is here saying what happened in north carolina ain't staying in north carolina. and doesn't marco rubio know it because when it comes to republicans taking the senate, he's here to explain exactly how they are going to do it. and then don rumsfeld with a message for democrats criticizing this special committee to investigate benghazi. deal with it. then the preacher with a message for both parties.