josh lipton, cnbc, silicon valley. >> and sherry atwood joins us from san jose.ations on your success. >> thank you so much. >> i know it was hard fought. first of all, i found it hard to believe that no one had come up with this idea before, given how many people in this country and elsewhere go through the same issues you had to deal with, but you were the smart one who figured it out. >> exactly. it's amazing this hasn't been out there before, but just shows how much opportunity there is to solve problems of people my age that's not out there. >> tell me what it was like trying to raise funds to get this start-up. you are in a neck of at the woods which a lot of people feel is difficult for women just on the surface of it, but you're a woman who is, as you said, not 20 years old, and you didn't just graduate from stanford. so how did you go about getting the funding for it? >> i'll tell you, it wasn't easy. it was hard. i heard no 100 times or more and a bunch of other things that can't even be repeated, but i used that as a mechanism to motivate myself and pr

>> that's the case with roman atwood and his latest prank. guys, this is nuts. >> [ bleep ].de. >> see that. [ bleep ]. i'm going to break your [ bleep ] arm. >> why wouldn't the camera guy come to his aid? >> that's what they're to do. this is money. the guys filming this are thinking this is so good. >> you might be thinking this is one extreme reaction, right? they put it at the beginning of the prank to get your attention. oh, no. this is par for the course. >> [ bleep ]. >> hey. >> bro, bro. >> what are you doing to my car? >> it's a joke. >> no one believes him when he says it's a prank. they just keep trying to beat his behind. >> [ bleep ]. >> man. >> you're stealing from people or they think you're stealing from them. >> it's a lot of money. gas is so expensive, people work hard for their money, they don't need somebody to steal from them. >> people are willing to drive down another couple miles just to save three cents a gallon. >> yeah. >> my family. >> get out of here, man. >> just getting gas for my family. >> what the [ bleep ] are you doing? >> all right, guys.

>> that's the case with roman atwood and his latest prank. is nuts. >> [ bleep ]. >> see that? >> [ bleep ]. >> this is money right now. the guys are filming this, thinking this is so good. >> you might be thinking this is one really extreme reaction, right? they put it at the beginning of the prank to get your attention. oh, no. this is pretty much par for the course. >> what are you doing to my car? [ bleep ]. >> no one believes him when he says it is a prank. they just keep trying to beat his behind. >> get that [ bleep ]. >> stealing from people. or at least they think you're stealing from them. >> it is a lot of money. gas is so expensive. people work very hard for their money. they don't need some hoodlum to come and steal from them. >> people are willing to drive down another couple of miles to save three cents a gallon. >> just getting gas for my family. i'm getting -- >> what the [ bleep ] are you doing? >> it is a joke. >> there is water in the bucket, dude. not fun, dude. it is not fun. i'm done. i'm done. i'm done. >> that's it fo

. >> in her forward to your book, "the legacy," margaret atwood says you have lived the life of the great prophets, "those whose messages go unheeded because they tell us things we find uncomfortable." but there was a time when your messages were heeded. and you helped win some very important battles back there in the '70s, and the '80s. now you're -- seems to me, you're fighting those same battles all over again. what does that tell us? >> that was the shock to me. we celebrated great victories in the 1970s and '80s, stopping clear cutting of these forests or drilling for oil off the coast of british columbia, stopping big dams that were to be built in brazil and northern british columbia, stopped supertankers from alaska going down to seattle. and here we are 30, 35 years later and we're fighting the same battles. and what i've said is that this is a signal that we as environmentalists have fundamentally failed. we've failed to shift the perceptual lenses through which we see our place on the planet. you see, we thought if we stop that dam -- whoa, we've won, that's it. and we didn't po

her brorp active duty marine daniel atwood who had been deployed surprised his sister sara minutes beforehe was set to walk down the aisle. [sobbing] what happened? >> last minute it worked out. >> thank you. >> you need a little touching up. oh boy. >> there goes the makeup. we love those kickers. if you have one, send it in. who knows maybe we will air it that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced and you unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert. the obama administration finally talking to mexico about the detention of our u.s. marines sergeant andrew tahmooressi. today the state department confirming secretary of state john kerry raised the issue of the jailed marine during this week's meetings in mexico city. "on the record" has been investigating this case from the start from here in the united states and on the ground in mexico. because we want to know what but the state department has not told us what secretary kerry said in mexico, to whom he said it, and what demands, if any that he made. former u.n. ambassador john bolton joins us. go

the ruling in january, it took until yesterday rulesft a proposed set of and all of the questions atwoodld want to ask and think about. -- it would want to ask and think about. it is hard to imagine they would be able to draft a final order in much less time than four months. two month with incredible speed for normal fcc action. towards the very end of 2014, before we could even expect to see anything. actionhat was comcast' -- comcast's reaction to yesterday? support openay we internet but we provide open internet, we are happy to cooperate with the proceedings. host: but behind the scenes? guest: there are other groups present the stronger view, and there are a lot of criticisms that the fcc should not be regulating the internet. the shorthand that people use for internet access regulation. that the two things fcc says isg -=- all pondered together. there's is the speed back and forth, and then all of the services you want to be of the get. proposing to put some regulations on the provision of that connection from your house to theirobile device internet backbone. public knowledge is

anthony atwood, who served in the navy for over 20 years and today works to preserve the history of miamieterans as executive director of the miami military museum and memorial. cliffton riley, an army veteran who served during desert storm and started his own business where he strives to hire veterans. carlos, anthony and cliffton are three examples of the many veterans who remind us of the responsibility to uphold promises we made to our veterans as they have upheld their promises to us. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte, seek recognition? mr. goodlatte: pursuant to house resolution 590, i call up h.r. 3361, the usa freedom act and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 334, h.r. 3361, a bill to reform the authorities of the federal government to require the production of certain business records, conduct electronic surveillance, u

her name is sarah atwood. her brother daniel who's a deployed marine surprises her at her wedding.ther heartwarming reunion coming up a little bit later on. >> that's a great story as well. >>> but first, let's get a check on the weather from dylan dreyer in for al this morning. hey, dylan. >> good morning, guys. good morning, everyone. for your memorial day, we are looking at pretty nice weather, especially across the northeast with an area of high pressure keeping things high and dry. we do have thunderstorms down across parts of texas. and all in green here stretching into wisconsin and southern texas, that's where we could see scattered showers and isolated storms. but it's in red where we could get some damaging wind gusts and some hail, perhaps as big as two inches in diameter, tomorrow, we're still going to see the chance of stronger storms, especially down into texas, but still looking at isolated showers and storms all the way up into the great lakes and even stretching back into the northeast. also a slight risk of those stronger storms up across parts of north dakota. it