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her own arrest. do prosecutors have a case here? and what are your real rights when it comes to recording what the police do. let's get to it. good monday afternoon from the deck. the terror leader who is holding hundreds of kidnapped school girls has released a chilling hostage video. one that apparently shows the frightened teens praising the captors who threatened to sell then as sex slaves tell terror group boko haram put out the video, claiming these are some of the nearly 300 girls they kidnapped. shows the girls wearing traditional muslim clothes and praying in arabic. family members say the girls are christian but their captors required them to convert to islam. the video shows the group's leader with an assault rifle. according to an "associated press" traps layings a man asks a girl why she became a muslim. the teen says because, and i

quote, the path we're on is not the right path. we should enter the right path so that allah will be happy with us. the man asked a second girl if the group is hurting them. she says they witness node harassment except righteousness. that from terroris who tore the children from their families, torched their school and threatened to make them into child brides. the white house says the new video might help investigators bring some girls home. >> our intelligence experts are combing over every detail of it, for clues that might help in the efforts to secure the release of the girls. as you know, president obama has directed his team to do everything it can to support the nigerian government's efforts to fine and free these girls. >> more american teams are arriving to help with the rescue. that as the group's led are offers to set the girls free but there is a price. and jennifer griffin is live from the pentagon. u.s. officials think the video is authentic? >> just moments ago state

department spokesman was asked whether the video was in fact of the kidnapped girls. >> we have no reason to question its authenticity. our intelligence experts are combing through every detail of the video for clues. >> in terms of what, if anything, the u.s. military is doing to find the girls, the six additional u.s. military personnel who have been sent to nigeria are not armed, and are very limited in what they are authorized to do. they have to tread carefully so as not to offend the nigerian government. defense sect chuck hagel had this to say. >> going to be very difficult. it's a vast country. so this is not greg -- going to be on easy task but we're going to bring to bear every asset we can use to help the nigerian government. there's no intention at this point to be putting any american boots on the ground. >> no u.s. special operators

like the u.s. sent to hunt for joseph coni, and no u.s. drones. >> does it look as if the nigerian government would be able to do any negotiating here? >> well, it's not clear. so far the government has rejected calls for a prisoner release in exchange for the girls, and remember, the nigerians did not send their security forces to look for the girls for three weeks. this young girl who escaped says their teachers also ran away leaving the girls to fend for themselves. >> translator: when the gun start sounding in the town, the teacher were still with them and the teachers for small time run away. >> a very complicated situation for the u.s. military to try to resolve. >> complicated indeed. thank you. >> john buse is assistant managing editor at the "wall street journal" newspaper, which is owned by one of our corporate

cousins. >> this prisoner release is dependent upon a lot of things. they have a lot of prisoners but can they organize something to trade them for the girls. would the government do that? would it trust the boko haram to release the girls? boko haram is saying 100 have converted to islam. we're going to hold the others until they convert to islam, is that accept table? we're at the way earl stages. >> where can negotiating come in here? >> well, negotiating can come in if you understand who the other party and is where he is and what deal he's willing to strike. i think there's just a degree of chaos here, even within the nigerian government. this is not a government that is prepared to consolidate its efforts and its forces very quickly. it was weeks before the abduction was mentioned. they had a car bomb last month in the capital that killed 70 people. another attack last week that killed 300 people. so this has been an ongoing

insurgent generals si -- insurgencies and when the government talks about accepting help, it's a proud nation, the president doesn't want to show to the electorate it need the british or meshes or israelis to rescue these kids. >> there's been some shady reporting on this. last year, the united states declared this group a terrorist organization. there's a $7 million bounty on the leader's head but doesn't appear we have gotten a lot of progress made. we can't feigned the spot -- no one can where the girls are being hidin' the jungle. >> that's right. and there's even claims by officials in towns that have been attacked, and in this town that was attacked, that, well, the military is kind of in, out, not around, maybe local officials are on the take, are paid off by the terrorists to disappear, and even at the official level, this is a complicated business. a few years ago a united nations office was bombed.

mr. jonathan says we'll accept help from around the world. the british and the american defense agencies said, we're willing to offer it. and then it kind of never went anywhere. got lost in bureaucracy in nigeria, and those offers weren't accepted. >> here at home health officials just confirmed a second united states case of a deadly virus. one that is already infected hundreds of people in the middle east. medical experts say merz kills a third of people who get it. health officials say they patient in this latest case lives and works in saudi arabia on may 1 he travel to london, then to boston, on the atlanta, then to orlando, and it was there that doctors diagnosed him. they also say this case is not linked in any way to the first u.s. case which they confirmed last month.

officials say in the previous case, the patient traveled from saudi arabia to northwest indiana. medical experts say the lung disease begins with really flu-like symptoms and can eventually lead to a shortness of breath and pneumonia and in a third of cases death. malaysian airlines flight 370 vanished more than two months ago. no sign since. now a plan to try to prevent a mystery disappears from happening again thanks to technology already on more than 10,000 planes worldwide. so, how would this work? that's coming up. when jake and i first set out on our own,

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e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? >> a woman in massachusetts says she was running out of options after a fire broke out in her apartment building as she stood with her 18-month-old son on the third floor. she said there was no way to get out except through the window three stories up. so she grabbed her son in her arms, held him close, and she jumped. now beth mother and child are alive -- both mother and child are alive and recovering. this happened in massachusetts, about 35 miles north of boston. the mom reported by suffered serious injuries-broken vertebra among them. says says she opportunity know if she will walk but her baby got only a bruise on his forehead. >> she just had to make a decision to go. >> amazing. i wouldn't put it past her. i wouldn't put it past any mom.

>> mom in this case is still recovering from surgery. we don't know what caused the fire. >> crews searching for the missing malaysia airline jet are growing doubtful that the electronic signals calm from the flying recorders. that's a serb australian naval official said. night 370 went missing more than two months ago now. the jet was headed from beijing to kuala lampur when it disappear from radar with 239 people onboard. the investigation has taken a number of twists and turns and dead ends but experts were able to narrow done to the search area to the southern indian ocean. after weeks of searching without any physical sign of the missing 777, an australian ship detected pings that investigators say mey have come from the jet's black boxes. a few days later the ship picked up more pinnings but investigators are less and less

certain after looking at their data more closely. lea gabrielle is on the deck. >> they're saying that none of those pinnings were the exact same frequency that a black box transmits on. that equipment transmits at 37.5 kill la hertzes. on april 8th two, signals were detected at 27kilahurtz. experts say the april 5th april 5th signals are close enough that as the equipment gets older and the end of the shelf life, the signal can actually fade, put according to "the wall street journal" those april 8th signals are now potentially being discounted. >> i reported before the commercial break they're working on a plan and way to keep this from happening feign. what are they doing? >> this week international aviation experts are meeting at a conference to discuss flight tracking and a british satellite communications company calledden mar sat is now offering to

provide free tracking to all of its customers and that is nearly 100% of the world's long-haul commercial fleet. if you remember inmarsat led the search and they said that was based on handshakes between a satellite and the plane. now after more than two months of searching, a u.s. navy official is saying they're bring fog more experts from outside the company to take a look at the data and see what goes on. >> what a mess. thank you. it could be another big black eye for our secret service. accusations now that one of the secret service's top officials pulled agents from white house duty to check on an assistant. an assistant to happened to work for the agency's then-director. how the secret service is responding to these accusations. that's coming up. [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve.

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top secret service officials ored members of a special unit off the white house duty to help settle a problem involving the then-director's assistance. according to the reporting of the "washington post" newspaper which cites three unidentified sources. according to the reporting, operation moonlight lasted for a couple of months during the summer of 2011. the report claims officials instructed agents to monitor the home of the director's assistant because of reports a neighbor was harassing her. the agency's then director mark sullivan left the secret service in 2012, nearly a year after a different scandal. remember, back in 2012, about a dozen agents got caught partying with prostitutes in colombia. the agency has released a statement to fox news regarding the new accusation. it reads in part: the secret service is committed to investigating any incident of

alleged misconduct brought to their attention. the director and inspector general are committed to completing a full investigation into the allegations, peter has the rest of this story. tell us more. >> it consisted of twice daily visits to the home of the man who tangled with then-secret service director mark sullivan's assistance, and his girlfriend says it was miserable to live there to the point they didn't even barbecue anymore. his started when the boyfriend allegedly chased the directors a assistant with an atv while she was driving. she felt threatened and called the cops and her boss at the secret service, who dispatched a unit with the code name prowler out to maryland and this is how the scene is screened: there was always the cars down there for months. they parked everywhere.

it actually scared us. i wasn't sure if it was police or what. that man did later plead guilty to a misdemeanor assault for that atv episode that started this whole this will. >> what else are we hearing from the secret service. >> they said that prowler unit they sent out to the suburbs is not part of any kind of protective detail and when marine one takes off or lands on the south lawn nobody is wondering where the prowler unit is. and the service said welfare checks were made because over physical concerns of the safety of an employee. these checks ended once the employeeee was able to contact the local court. they say they didn't conduct surveillance on the neighbor and didn't off ever protection to the assistant, just a few drive-byes, that's it. >> peter in d.c., thank you. after decades of keeping their distance, people in china have finally started to hug each other. that's according to the

reporting of "the new york times" newspaper. may not seem like that big a deal but it's a major social development in china. anytime "new york times" reports chinese are hugging family, friends, and even foreigners. the communist government def couraged public to displays of affection under chairman mao, but after he died in 1976 the timeses reported everybody in china has started hugging it out. kennedy is the host of the independent on the fox business. they need to be careful. hugging i dangerous. >> it's a gateway drug, the hug. starts with a hug and ends with babies. >> oh, well. you can get a disease. >> but it's not about the fear of mine microbes for the chinese. there were signs all over beijing reminds citizens not to expectorate in the street. a lot of coughing and spitting. >> hugging is one of those things you have to know what

you're doing. you've have to know who it is on the other side of the hug. >> you really do. hugging is one of those things where you're crossing a very intimate physical boundary and people thing americans are touchy feely when actually we have become more emotionally frigid in this country trying to catch up in math and signs with the chinese. but now in china they have an emotional intelligence protocol in schools where they're teaching kids, they say your homework is to good home and hug your parents. >> seriously. >> yes. you have to be reminded to hug your parents. >> when they good to italy they'll find things interesting because my italian friends here, when you hug, there's a kiss on each cheek. >> and you don't know when to turn the head because you can actually end up kissing someone on the mouth and that can create all sorts of strive and physical problems on its open. but the opinion is, when you have hugged, can you go back to just shaking hands? >> after you have hugged a

particular person? >> yes. >> i think you can. >> brings up all sorts of questions. some people -- well, you know, the physical boundaries and when do you cross that line? some people are serial huges. the it maybe that's why i like visiting italy. they're so warm. they embrace you with thunder culture and line and leather goods. >> and their food certainly. there's always a lot of hugging. takes up extra time. i don't think new yorkerss have that much time. >> this is why people in the united states have followed china's lead. you look at italy, their economy is not in the best shape. if they spent more time balancing the books and less time hugging, they may not be in that extended financial crisis. >> i wish the chinese all the best in their hugging endeavours. >> i'm indicated for them but it's a little clumsy to have the government telling you when and where to hug people. >> that's what the government do in china.

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country. but russian media are now reporting -- reporting at this moment -- the rebel leaders in at least one area say they may hold another vote to join russia. all coming after pro-russian separatists held referendums in not one but two eastern ukrainian provinces. in one province, russian media reports more than 96% of voters chose independence. in the other region, donetsk, rebels say 90% voted for it. sal those who were eligible to vote did vote but ukrainian officials say the turnout was much lower. >> translator: the ratists call a referendum is nothing more than prop gap da hiding behind the awful crimes, killing, torture. and kidnapping they're caring out. >> russian officials say they respect the outcome. western officials cal the vote

illegal, which, by any standard on earth, it certainly is. meantime, more deadly violence broke out as folks went to the polls. gunfire gunfire -- begun mexico claiming to be member of ukrainian national guard open fire on a crowd outside a town hall. officials in kiev deny the shooters were national guard members. a lot of talking. greg is with us. greg? >> shep, flush with victory from the controversial self-rule referendum, separatist leaders in donetsk are declaring continued-tonight independence and they're asking for membership in the russian federation. now, if all this is sounding a. bit familiar, it is, the people in crimea did the same thing before they war afflecked by russia. -- annexed by russia. this time moscow is playing nor

camey. they saw the results of the vote should be implemented, saying the voice of the people was heard and people saying it is a suggest vote but there is fighting. we were at the aftermath today of the gun battle you just mentioned. we found a place that had not been the scene of any militant activity before that incident. now the folks there are recall -- a radicalized and not in a talking mood, and as for presidential elections planned in ukraine in less than two week, separatist leader are saying in beth of the rejobs there will not be any elections which would certainly disrupt efforts to get the west-leaning transitional government in kiev off the ground, which probably, shep, is what moscow had in mind all the time. >> greg live in eastern ukraine. whilian crane dealt with new

violence, the russian president vladimir putin was busy playing hockey in sochi. the game aired on russian television saturday night interrupting a newscast. president putin supposedly led a team of hockey stars, including former nhlers to a 24-1 win. hockey, 21-4, and i'll read this now. putin reportedly scored six goals and had five assists. he is so kim jong-un, isn't he? in the clip wes have seen the other team didn't play very much defense. officials say they fame was part of a hockey festival for an amateur league. of course, vladimir putin is known for taking part in a variety of sports and outdoor activities, including riding horses without a shirt, and he is a black belt in jude to. -- judo. a woman is now facing wire tapping charms after police say she recorded her own arrest on her own phone. it happened over the weekend mary springfield, massachusetts. in -- cops say the bomb -- woman

was drinking outside in the middle of the night, yelling and disturbing neighbors. police say when they approached her she gave them a hard time and refused to quiet down so they arrested for heir disorderly conduct. but before the police slapped the handcuffses on the lady she turn on her phone's voice recorder, put it in her purse and captureed the exchange. they found the device still recording everything while they were booking her and says that violates state laws fence wire tapping. fox news legal analyst joins us now. i seem to remember dash cams recording all kinds of people so the police can record the people but the peep can't record the police. >> there's a public interest when the police get involved. but the is some safety net for those who want to do these types of recordings. you can record it actively. you can basically put it outside, make it open that you have the recording device out and you're recording the entire

exchange. the other part is if there's excessive force being used and you want to do that recording you can do it even though it can be secret and done by someone else. so there's a safety net but the courts have gotten involved. the law is clear in massachusetts you can't record individuals secretly. end of story. >> it requires both parties' concept. >> exactly right you can do it, they consent and if you have the recording device open, it's not being done secretly. >> but if in fact it was later found that the person involved had received excessive force from the police, there's some legal instances where that -- >> that's the safety net but that's judicial activism afoot. the law is so clear you can't do it, but the judges feel there's a public interest, obviously because that recording harkens back to rod rodney king. with didn't have the tape recording when he was bet up in l.a., who would have known that

any of this had taken place. the cops were exonerated but there was that recording of it and california requires two parties consenting. >> what if you're in a jurisdiction who has had problems with police before. can you take out your phone while the police are dealing with you and earnings and i'm now recording? >> that's a great question. you can, it just says you can't do it secretly. so i can take out my recording. so let's say you have your recording device and you're saying to the cops i'm recording thissor, bering abusive. they're like, oh, really in but that down or we're going to arrest you for disorderly conduct because you're obstructing justice. there are other ways that the cops can be around that type of discussion that has been created by the courts. they can say you're disturbing the peace and, therefore, if you don't put it away we'll have to arrest you. >> people should know there are some jurisdictions in the country where you cannot record what police do. there are statth statutes and ordinances against such thing. whether they would stand the

test of appeal-doesn't matter. so before you record the police -- >> massachusetts being one. >> thank you. >> always a pleasure. >> iranian scientists say they have figured out how to build an american spy drone after one over the pentagon's high-tech drones actually crashed in iran. it carried technology that american officials say the iranians could never copy. did they? or is this all just a show? first, weather alert. tracking severe weather across several states. we could see thunderstorms, heavy hail, tornadoes in parts of the central united states. you can see the areas on the map. the yellow boxes are watch boxes. all coming as folks clean up the mess of a powerful system that brought both springtime snow and damaging twisters, snow and rain and hail and janice dean in the extreme. >> we have tornado warning. going -- in michigan livingston county in southeastern michigan

northern washtenaw, and that's good until 4:15'll time. we're seeing rotation on doppler radar and severe thunderstorm watches across the upper midwest and the great lakes, and this front continues to stretch southward. we're going to see the potential for severe weather from texas to the great lakes, that's where we could see the hail, tajing winds, and isolated towards thought the afternoon and overnight. slow-moving system and potential for heavy rain and flooding issues and one of the main ingredients is the cold front, the very warm unstable air mass in front of it, where temperatures in the 80s, close to 90, behind it, 20 to 30-degree temperature drop and look at denver, 34. areas of denver seeing several inches, maybe over a half a foot of snow. around the denver metro area, and in the higher el vagues we have seen over -- elevations we have seen over three feet of

snow, record-breaking snow. they see snow in may across the rockies but in the lower elevations, it's a little rare this late in the season, and look at some of the snow totals for colorado. say it isn't snow. it is. but it will melt as we get into the later part of the week as the temperatures rise. we'll be into the 70s by friday. so, we'll keep an eye on that. tomorrow's highs, we'll see the move eastward. potential for severe weather across the mississippi river valley. more news and breaking weather coming up when "shepard smith reporting" returns after the break. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses. if you have a buness idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy step-by-step guidance, we're here to help you turn your dream into a reali. start your business today with legalzoom.

a fox report now on more offer the headlines. crews in the texas panhandle are battling a wildfire that destroyed some 75 homes. this is the city of pritch, 30 miles north of amarillo. hundreds of people have left their homes. no reports or anybody hurt.

temperatures there are in the 40s with winds gusting up to 30 miles-per-hour. the washington monument is now open to visitors for the first time in the years after an earthquake forced officials to close it. we have a time lapse video of the restoressation process. crews say the monument had more than 150 structural cracks after the quake. and speaking of structural problems, officials in south co-ya say that build -- south korea say that building is in danger of collapse. the building is under construction but it apparently started leaning this morning. and not in a cool sort of leaning tower way. they cut off the gas and power to prevent too much damage. insure insure. >> the nation with the highest concentration of billionaires is not the united states but great britain. that's according to the new 2014 rich list published by britain's very own sunday times newspaper. it reports 1048/ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? bille in the uk with a combined net

worth of 508 billion u.s. dollars. that is equivalent to the mark value of the world's most valuable company, apple. in terms of economic size the billionaires would form the world's 30th largest country in the way of economy. only a third of billionaires who live in the uk were actually born british. jerri willis is here. i understand the u.s. comes in at number three. >> three. not just behind london. we're also behind moscow. so london has 72 billionaires, moscow 48, new york city has 43. and just fifth you a point of comparison here, if youer in london, there's one billionaire for every 607,000 people and in the u.s. one billionaire for almost every one million people. >> in the whole country. >> yes. >> we have fall son far behind in income desdesspirity that

we're running great risk now that the haves and have-nots will get so separated and things will get ugly. >> it's interesting you have seen people flock to maces like london where they dent have to pay taxes on their total way. london, you don't have british people. it's russian oil industrialist, brothers from india who have a huge conglomerate and selma hayak and her husband is going to move there as well, and they're always billionaires, and in tax policies driving these people there. >> so, their taxes are lower so they're moving there toy pay their taxes? >> here's what happen -- >> lower in london -- >> ow only get taxed on what you earn in that country. so if you have all kinds of businesses all over the world, you personally don't get taxed on that in that country. so that's what the is drawing people and attracting people and you may say that it's unfair but let me tell you, london is

benefiting from this in many ways them last time i was in london and it wasn't that long ago, really looks like it on the up and up. economists call it an -- people flock to the area. >> officials say the apartments are occupied by no one and phantom neighbor. >> aheard a fabsy car that was finished in suede on the outside. that's how rich people are. >> be very careful in the weather. >> one of the world roz most technically advanced submarines has disappeared deep inside a deep part of the world, and crews warn we may never see this submarine again. the dials on that next. it starts with little things. tiny changes in the brain.

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one of the world's most high-tech submarines has disappeared, maybe for good. it's a robotic sub lost contact north and east of new zealand while exploring one of the ocean's deepest spots. it's a trench that is more than six miles beneath the surface. searchers say they found debris in the water likely meaning the deep ocean's pressure crushed the sub. scientists say it's a huge loss for sea exploration, the $8 million submarine helped researchers reach areas of the ocean they have never before seen. iran is claiming it successfully copied an american spy drone. something u.s. officials say iran could not do. the country's supreme leader showed off the drone on government run television next to the american drone. that drone crashed in iran in 2011. u.s. officials say it had been conducting a spy mission of iran's nuclear site. the u.s. government demanded the craft back.

iran says that's not happening. at the time u.s. officials suggested iran did not have the technology to crack the drone's secrets but iran's leaders say they have done that and it will take a test flight soon. with us now is the director at the center for strategic and speier national studies. he writes about technology and security and used to work with the state department. nice to see you, sir. >> thank you for having me on the show. >> how can we tell if this is just all talk or they actually know the secret? >> we can't tell. probably mainly talk. it certainly looks like they copied the outside of the drone, but on these things it's the inside that counsels and, and they still had the bottom of the capture it drone sealed -- from public view. so looks good, don't know if it really works. >> if someone to drop a complicated computer into by lap i'm not sure i would know how to figure out what was going on. i'm guessing part of this is not

the computing but what the shell is. >> and it's sensors onboard, the software, electronics. these would all be things that would be difficult for the iranians to copy. now, if they got help from china, it's a different story, and they probably did get help from china, but until the dronefullies and can see what it can actually die, right now it's just a nice mockup. >> you mentioned right now. you wonder whenever something lick this happens, what the timing is all about. and i wonder this about this do you have a thought? >> it's probably more to do with domestic iranian politics. there's a lot of pressure from hardliners on the supreme leader and the new president. they dent like the fact that these people are negotiating about iran's nuclear program, and this was a way for the guys in charge to send message, we're still tough on the great state and we have copied its drone. a lot of this had to do with a domestic political audience more

than with the u.s. >> you mentioned they probably got help from china. i don know the details of iran's relationship with china and i can't find it out by looking it up, either. >> well, one way to look at it is to see the -- shortly after the drone crashed, not too long after the drone crashed in iran, the chinese were able to build their own copy looking very much like this so the assumption this iranians passed the technology to the chinese. we know that chinese have helped iran with other weapons programs. there's a relationship there that the chinese and and the iranians are partners and they probably helped each other out. if the drone has any real capability it probably came from china. iranians are good. let's not underestimate them. but they're not that good, and so i think they probably needed chinese help. >> jim lewis with us nice to see you. thank you. >> thanks again. >> did you hear about beyoncé's sister?

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on the fearsome warrior of vlad the impaler. >> gossip magazine web site tmz obtained surveillance video which has claims it shows beyoncé's younger sister attacks her husband, jay-z, and now officials say they're furious over the leak. it all happened inside an elevator to standard hotel near new york city. beyoncé's sister is a singer but is no beyoncé. the video starts with beyoncé walking in and standing over in corner. tmz reports her sister came in next with jay-z. at the a woman gets enclose to jay-z and says something and that's when she starts swinging her arms and hitting the rapper. it's a beautiful thing. the bodyguard pulls her become and beyoncé chills in the corner. the body guard holds beyoncé's sister in the bear hug while he

hits the elevator button. he was pressing the emergency stop to keep people from seeing the brawl but then velvettor doors opened the sister clockedy jay-z in the head with a hand bag you. can see beyoncé trying to calm things down. officials at the standard say they're shocked the video got out and they're investigating what they call a clear security breach. on this day in 1949, the soviet union lifted the berlin blockade which had cut off supplies to millions of people in west per lynn for nearly a year. after world war ii, the allied nations divided both germany and its capital into four sectors. the soviet union controlled the east, a divided berlin was located within, and the soviets soon split from the allies who then created a new currency for west germany in response the soviets cut off power and food to west berlin. the u.s. and britain flew in

supplies them soviets abandoned the berlin blockade 65 years ago. >> when news breaks out we'll breck in right now it's time for "your world." >> thank you, shepard. this time the dow has got company. thethe s&p 500 joining the part. stocks advancing on hopes this is the quart the economy springs to life. after almost nonexistent groat but renewed buying and more interest in merging firms the deals and dolmanners seem to be back. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. we add with this cautionary note. for all the whooping and hollering today, and the record-setting advances today, the major averages are, well, kind of back to where they ended 2013, which explains this