[sheep bleats] - baa! both: sheep! - baa! both: baa!bleating] - and in the northwest, there are more sheep than people. in fact, a traffic jam in these parts consists mainly of sheep. [irish bagpipe music] there's more to ireland's northwest corner than sheep alone. famine history runs deep here, and one of the main geographical features, croagh patrick, is a major pilgrimage point for the whole country. but the most interesting part of this region is its time capsule effect. much of the land seems untouched by modern life.

i think it goes baaing to what adam is talking about, when you are not giving so much to any one individual, but you are sort of being smart about it. i think that goes back to burning yourself out. you certainly want with to connect with someone move forward and i think that will come back in the end. >> yeah, it certainly does. so most people are matchers. they believe in this idea of reciprocity. and is the best way to resipry kate help is to give back. so one implication would be if you really want with to get a job, then you should try to help other people get jobs, and then other people start to think about well, how can i do the same for you. there eat a great example of this. who was looking to hire an administrative assist is want with with his strong giving personality. post add want ad and 22 people applied. he only has one job, and say ises i'm looking to hire the biggest givener this room, you all need jobs help each other find jobs and then i will hire the person that does tut best. 13 days later, there's one with person that has gotten three jobs for other people. and she is

seeing almost in every market that it opens up food, we're seeing incrementalty not only in core foods, baa because we have food -- >> lot of people worry we solved the problem of higher coffee prices. but, are you finding there are people who bought those cards for others, this is the gift of choice that you talked about in january, are indeed buying other things than coffee. >> we have seen incrementalty behind the face cards. in terms of reloads. this is a big piece. the majority of people who receive gift card, aren't everyday starbucks customers. >> okay, i want to ask you a question about natural and organic and you talked about some people don't really care, that's too much of a short answer, tell us how important that people find natural and organ organic? >> i think for so much -- here's the issue, starbucks has to be in the business of selling indulgent products as well as natural products, it's a fine balance and it can be fragile. the irony of the situation, when we have taken the step to bring highly natural products or gluten-free products to the store, more often than not, no

and who, as the "wall street journal," couldn't resist writing, will be the top baa man that in the industr. it is controlled by four companies. and two of them have announced they're merging. chiquta will take over the irish company. now only three companies. the largest combination will control the world banana market. compared to other industries, i'm not as concerned. it's the trend i'm worried about. the pervasive nature of now in the united states. big business is getting bigger and bigger than ever. it is true in almost every industry. for example, the largest cable company, comcast, wants to buy time warner cable which gives them a third of the national cable market. talk about economic concentration. how about smartphones? apple dominates in the american market almost 42%. samsung has about 27%. together, the two companies account for just about 70% of the market. powerful economic concentration is the new normal in the american economy, and i don't like it. not one bit. any more than i like big government whether technology or telecommunications, banks or bananas, crude oil or sea

bianco wore it all the time until she lost it as a jam baa juice store.nother woman found it and posted it on facebook hoping to find the owner and someone she saw that post and got her necklace back. >> good for her. that's not something you want to lose. >> certainly not. >>> thank you for joining us this morning. we'll be back tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. again, carry your umbrellas today. >> have a good time with jimmy carter too. >> i will. we'll have that tomorrow at 7 :30. in the meantime, have a great saturday. >> bye-bye. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer: when you see this symbol you know you're watching a show that's educational and informational. the cbs dream team& it's epic. narrator: today on lucky dog, brandon rescues kai, a sweet papillon mix used to being overlooked. brandon: he's going to be a lot different than most dogs i've ever trained because he's missing a vital element, which is an eye. narrator: but kai has a special mission he needs to train for. brandon: so, you want to make him into a therapy dog. ashley: yeah. narrator: kai proved that lo

. >>> south korea's defense ministry says north korea has test fired two baa listist missiles.t happened as they sat down for three-way talks at the hague. the u.s. state department called the latest missile test firings threatening. it's urging pyong to urge from further launches. >>> the search operation to find what's left of malaysia flight 370 have been facing big op s obstacles. australia's defense minister talked about the challenges of organizing what is a multi-national effort. >> it's a very, very difficult task. this deployment that you can see behind me and all the aircraft i've named is probably one of the largest you'll see in maritime survival and joint operations. >> another part of the search is taking place for away from the indian ocean in front of computer screens. there's also this criminal investigation by law enforcement officials there in malaysia. where does that stand right now? >> reporter: one of the frustrating things about reporting this story is the fact that authorities aren't sharing a lot of details with us. we have been trying to get to the bo

it is part of a program getting veterans baaing into the work force.hat that 145 reports. >> this marine says the images of war embedded in his mind are nothing compared to the images of child exploitation he has discovered on i-phones and hard drives. justin partner lost his legs during a touring in afghanistan, but he said he wasn't prepared into looking into the warped mind of a child predator. >> they are doing these heinous trials here back on the soil i was trying to protect. and the things that they are doing, are just absolutely disgusting. they are now waging an online bat toll take down as many child predators as possible, using computer forensics. they are unpaid interns working as a division of the department of homeland security, along with 13 others there's a first class of hero core. the program's mission is to provide disabled and injured veterans with training so they can find not just a job, but a career. it take as special person, and they have demonstrated their mental psychological and their physical toughness. so they make the per

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amazon, e pay and paypal rolled themselves into one company and added google search, that isally back baa, the consumer-to-consumer platform, they've got more than 760 million product listings from seven million different sell ors. so we went shopping for a little new living room furniture set today, and there's thousands of options at every single price point imaginable. and if you shift gears, their amazon equivalent is where you can purchase items straight from 70,000 name brand companies and stores. ally babb what, though, is a little different, it charges each brand an annual fee and a deposit as well as commission on each sale, so you can get top brands like disney, nike, barbie, we did a little barbie shopping earlier today, and you can actually buy stuff from apple. they opened up a t-mall store and the third main piece is like paypal where they handle all of these transactions and so much more. so, liz, here are the numbers you need to know. t mall transactions topped one trillion yen which is about $163 billion, that's more than amazon and ebay combined, and if you look at the s

am baas dor to the ukraine. a blunt answer to warnings from the west and president obama. it all unravelled quickly in the last 72 hours. >> this action constitute an act of aggression against the state of ukraine. >> reporter: that in response to russian president vladimir putin receiving the right to use military force in ukraine. mystery gunmen patrolling the streets. >> where are you from? >> from russia in >> from where in russia? >> it's not important. >> but it is important to nearly all of europe and the united states. president obama spoke to president putin calling on him to withdraw his troops. on sunday the situation seemed to get worse. the city, russian forces surrounded their naval operations base. asking the commander to hand over control. >> we've been ordered to defend the base he says, if anyone tries to force us to leave, we'll defend it and fight with our guns. >> in all some ten bases surround it. ukrainian troops inside the gates, what appear to be russian troops on the outside. the stand-offs have been tense, so far there's been no loss of life. rus

. >> baa you have water filling up the aquafor. >> not everyone reservoirs are created equal.e get snow melt. you won't see that until the springtime we like seeing them full. >> absolutely. how about that? >> reporter: cloudy day. looked like rainfall. no. didn't get it. what you're getting is an awesome shot of the key from the south bit. our san jose camera, gorgeous post-sunset picture there. our high running in the mid to upper 60s despite the lack of sunshine. san jose 68. oakland 67. san rafael you hit 65. concord 62. san francisco 61. couple sprinkles passing by in the far north bay up toward clear lake. we will stay rain free for about the next 24 hours. how does that draught look? this is average of the entire bay area. i have been updating this every week. on the right is the improvement or downward trend. everything pointing up. snow packs 39%. in a vacuum you would say wow, that is really bad. but we were down 15%. we're up 9% just in the past week. reservoirs, a 2% improvement over the past week. rainfall as the percentage for the water year is up 12%. we are doi

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above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a radio and telephone operator in company c first baaan air mobile 501st air infantry, 101st airborne division air mobile during search and clear missions near tam ky, republic of vietnam on may 21, 1969. after breaching a perimeter specialist 4 erevia was designated by his platoon leader to render aid to several casualties and the rest of the platoon move forward. as he was doing so he came under intense hostile fire from four bunkers to his left front. although he could have taken cover with the rest of the element, he chose a retaliatory course of action. with heavy enemy fire directed at him, he moved in full view of the hostile gunners as he proceeded to crawl from one wounded man to another, gathering ammunition. armed with two m-16 rifles and several hand grenades he charged toward the enemy position behind the suppressive fire of the two rifles. under very intense fire he continued to advance on the insurgents until he was near the first bunker. disregarding the enemy fire, he pulled the pin from a hand grenade and advanced on th

a big boston baa b-b-b- boo-yah to you. >> second boston today. what's up?caller: i'm looking at orex orexegen. >> this is another company that i think will cool off, and i would rather have it cool off without you in it than rather you be in it. let's go to derek in virginia. >> caller: a big boo-yah from virginia for you. >> i like that. an aircraft carrier boo-yah. >> caller: love your show, love your books. >> thank you! >> caller: yes, sir. my stock today is halozyme pharmaceutical. this has some reputable biotech ownership. >> you're absolutely right. it does have a very good pedigree and pedigree matters tremendously. remember, i'm a believer there's a little bit too much froth in that segment and that stock can come in, but better bloodlines than most and i'm in a agreement with you. let's go to james in new york. james? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, james. >> caller: my question is about sonne. they're continually moving slowly but surely regionally and nationally. and they're moving into new york now. and with the worm weather just around th

the p-3 will be returning to cadena air baas there in japan, and we will augment the search with a second p8 aircraft. there's no plans to send american warships to the search area. right now, we believe, and just importantly the malaysian government believes that the most important asset that we have that we can help them with are these long-range maritime patrol aircraft. >> so the pentagon has set aside $4 million for the search through april. three americans were onboard. at what point does the u.s. military start scaling back? >> that decision is going to be left up to the president, the secretary of the navy, the secretary of defense and the chief of naval operations will obviously assist as needed. but with other operational necessities looming, they're going to need to pull away from that and divert those assets to other areas. so it just depends. >> and matthew, because of what we've learned about the turns that the plane took during the flight, and the potential turning off or at least failing of the transponders, there's been speculation that the plane was taken off course inte

so, again, baaing to malaysia airlines. did you have a verbal hijack code, and was this it?don't want to know their hi jacke code. it's secret in most countries, and you should -- they really should be able to know at this point, because the pilots wool have known something was happening, and if they didn't and never trained for this what to do in this event, well, you know, it's just another reason to never set foot on malaysian airlines. very poor operational practice, but something they should have known before now. i don't see it as new information. it's new to us. we didn't know the transponder was turned off before these last spoken words, and it's very easy through voice identification analysis to find out if this is one of the two pilots and i would have assumed good law enfirst mrcment would have done already. not a game changer but important, clues and telling. >> a variation of safety nets if a plane were to go off the grid, to go off track of something terrible happened, whether it be deliberate or accidental from the verbal hijack code, possibly being used to us

. >> going baa to friday for just a second, democrats, are they likely to propose any sort of countermeasures, some motion to recommand, or a last chance to resolve the issue? did they want, for example, to provide pay-fors in their measure? >> yes. democrats have proposed a bill that was overseen, and that way the legislation will be paid for, and republicans, some have said that they would consider using that, and others call it funny money saying it's not real money, and shouldn't be used for anything else, and we see a handful of republicans appear to vote for the measure, but i would not expect it to get enough support to stop this here. >> jennifer, "politico" health care reporter, you can follow her reporting on pilitico.com, and @jenhab on twitter. >> thank you for having me. >> mr. president, i'm rising this afternoon to talk about the medicare program, which, of course, is a lifeline, a guarantee for 50 million older americans. in particular, what the senate wants to do is make sure those older people have access to primary care doctors, nurse practitioners, specialists, and other p

moody's has cut chicago's general obligation sales tax revenue rating by one notch to baa-1. this is the second downgrade in less than eight months. chicago faces a $600 million hike in payments through its requirements systems next year. the mayor has warned without release from lawmakers chicago may be forced to double property taxes or eliminate vital public services. >>> mrb's ceo jan chen faces a 50/50 chance his turn around plan will fail. but he remains optimistic. he tells the financial times the process will take time, but he hopes the company will become a dominant player in the mobile markets. china wou blackberry would like to be profitable by tend of 201115. shares this morning, 2% lower, so underperforming in the german market session. shareholders prefer odds a bit better than 50/50 at this stage. but that's what he said. bitcoin bank flexcoin shuts its doors after losing monies to hackers. all bitcoins were stored online and were stolen on sunday. bitcoins were stored jau line. flexcoin's closure comes days after mt. gox filed for bankruptcy. >>> benjamin neta

randy wildstein on the right and bill baa rowny on the left.s two days after the lane closures were under way. they are having a private conversation. you don't see any of the thousands. there's david samson hugging the governor. thousands of people aren't coming up for autographs. it's these guys joined by a couple other staffers. there's the three. if the governor doesn't remember that, that's fine. does randy mastro know about these photos? he says there was only a few seconds for him to mention it if wildstein is to be believed. >> this becomes the central question because chris christie has a lot riding on it never been established than anything more took place. >> let me go back. i want to make another point. if we can go back to the photos, the third person in those photos is bill baroni. bill baroni was not really thrown under the bus in this mastro report. yeah, he kind of sold them this traffic study, but they made it sound like baroni made it like a traffic study and it was wildstein's fault. if you get into my word versus his word,

the children's television act is now but, of course, embedded as another brick in the tower of baa bellt is the federal government bureaucracy. forcing television broadcasters the play mother, may i, with the fcc. once again in 2003, the second bush administration, bush 43, they made much of what they called compassionate conservativism. and one of their things, karl rove has written about this at length and very proudly, they campaigned on something called no child left behind because they wanted to get moderate suburban couples with kids. so they win. and as you recall, they won grandly with losing the vote to al gore, the popular vote to al gore, and i think there was this small matter of 537 votes in florida and five supreme court justices, but, hey. so in this budget a winning issue for them. they get there, they pass this legislation with the help of that great republican senator ted kennedy and an ohio republican congressman somewhat obscure at the time named john boehner. so this is now law and adding billions and billions and billions to the $17 trillion debt that george will w

is i'm very concerned about interest and interest rate, and i think all of us are sort of whistling baas the graveyard on that. if interest rates went back to 6% on the national debt which it was in the year 2000, just the interest on the debt would be 1.02 trillion. if that number rings a bell, it should, because that's the amount of the budget that we just passed. in other words, the interest on the debt would equal the entire discretionary budget that was just passed in this body. and i believe we have to really be worried about that pause we've within lull -- because we've been lulled by these low interest rates over the last few years. i would like to ask your reaction to a proposal that would do tax reform -- everybody's talking about tax reform and where to get it, chairman camp and everyone else is, the difference is what do we do with the money? and just like senator graham, i would invite my colleagues on the other side to talk about a tax reform package where the revenues were dedicated -- i hate to use the term lock box, i'm old enough to to remember that ill use of a phrase

well, we lowered our general obligation rating on chicago's debt to baa 1 from a3.g on it? i get different numbers. i don't mean to interrupt, but what number do you peg? >> we adjust these figures basically to put everything on an apples-to-apples comparison by using a common discount rate. so the number that we have in terms of chicago's unfunded pension liability is $32 billion. and that is eight times its operating revenue. now, that compares to an average for the municipalities that we rate of about one time. so a very distinct outliar from most of the entities we rate. >> all right. it's still not junk, and whether it's s&p or moody's, the reasons seem clear, they have a vibrant tax base to draw from. but in the end you underscore the problem they're either going to need to cut spending or raise revenues. what does that mean in english? raise taxes like essentially property taxes or deal with the underfunded pension liabilities. in your report you basically say they really don't seem to have the stomach for it. can you comment on that notion? >> well, you're r

baaing to you. >> thank you very much, mary thompson there. >>> could new york follow in its neighborsakers to ban the direct sale of tesla cars. a move that if it's successful here would make new york the sixth state to put the brakes on elan musk's emerging car company. good morning. >> hi, how are you? >> where do you stand on this? >> i believe in the franchise laws. they help product us as a dealer group. our investment that we have a lot of money invested in our facilities and infrastructure. and the franchise laws not only protect us but also protect manufacturers. it's a partnership that has worked extremely well between the manufacturers and dealer groups. and i don't know why it should be changed. >> what should be protected here? why should you as a group be protected? >> well, if you set a precedent for anybody, then it could leave, you know, anybody could come in and do the same thing. and so far, any manufacturer that's tried to come in with an automobile has not gone that route. they've always gone the route where they want to set up franchises and do a smart business pl

baa. >>> sonoma county lawmakers are trying to find the best way to extend a safe parking program for the homeless community. it allows homeless people who live in their cars to park overnight at the county fairground. it started in late january as an emergency response to freezing weather but the program is only scheduled to continue through the end of string. lawmakers are trying to find spots so the program can continue. >>> uber spent a record amount of money to upgrade its office. renovations for the company's market street office cost more than $12 million. according to the report, that's more than any other san francisco based tech company spent on renovations and remodeling last year. last july uber agree today a 10- year lease for the entire fourth floor of the building. >>> despite getting hundreds of complaints with a deadly problem with gm vehicles, a new report accuses the feds of failing to investigate. the national highway traffic safe safety administration received 267 excellents about the sudden vehicle shut downs between february of 2003 and march 6th march 6th of th