but beau's wife is a veterinarian. she, of course, springs into action and if you look really closely at this adorable little fox, she has a wound on her neck, looks as though another animal had gotten a bite out of her. >> i'm glad she survived it, though. she's so little. >> so tiny. you can see she's almost asking for help, coming toward the humans. >> i want to keep it. >> i know. >> it has nick wanting. >> we want to take you home, little buddy. >> beau's wife takes her jacket and is able to just pull this little fox into her arms like a little baby. >> it's okay. we'll get you something to eat. >> of course, because beau and his wife are awesome people, they took this little fox home. >> oh. >> and look at this as they're feeding this fox. getting her back to health. look how amazing she looks just after a few days. >> already better. she's got her color back. >> yeah. >> hi. >> of course, this fox, she stole their hearts in just a matter of days as they were helping her get healthy. >> rub your tummy. >> she act

released a statement that says the american people are pleased that will be able to welcome home sergeant beau burgdall. on behalf of the american people, i was honored to call his parents who expressed our joy that they can expect his safe return. remember the many troops held captive and to remain missing or unaccounted for in past wars. his release was part of a negotiation between the u.s. and the taliban to release eyes afghan detainees held at guantÁnamo bay. that news is from the associated press. includes's new book and applebaum on the fall of the soviet union. contained the seeds of their own distraction. many of the problems we saw at the end began at the very beginning. i spoke about the attempt to control all institutions and control all parts of the economy and political life. one of the problems is that when you do that, when you try to control everything, you create opposition and potential dissidents everywhere. if you tell all artists they have to pay the same way and once as they do not want to, you have just made him into a political dissident, someone who may have been a p

terms of the positions we're the people are working there we expect them to continue working there and beau their services from us if there's a change in the future we'll adapt to the future change but for now their ocii positions and the port will be able to pay us to continue to paying those people at the harbor after the transfer. >> all right. >> just in this case, the budget allows us to continue to be spending for all the harbor operations for another entire year but if we get this done we'll not spend the money. >> then supervisors question the budget a that's in the mo h and mou for the services for various categories that's reflected here i don't see it. >> yes. it is. >> you thank you very much any other questions. commissioner ellington. the 2011 excess bonds are those restricted bonds >> those are pre2011 their subject to the indeferences the bonds covenants when we sold the bonds we promised they'll be used for broad purposes in the project areas so we're anticipating they will be used in those areas. for the broad purposes in the bonds and for the extent their tax exempt so th

. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," recalls by ford and gm and reading rain beau is a hit at kickstarter.s at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, marlie. ford is recalling more than a million vehicles because of power steering failures. the recall includes 2008 to 2011 ford escapes and mercury mariners. also explores from 2011 to 2013. the company says the government has received several reports of crashes linked to the problem. >>> another controversy over a general motors recall. gm recalled some pontiac gm mid size cars to fix a faultyrake light system back in 2009 but the company waited more than five years to call back over 2 million newer cars with the same system. gm says the problem caused 13 accidents and two injuries. >>> asian stocks were mixed amid a strong rise in consumer prices in japan. tokyo's nikkei lost half a percent, hong kong's hang seng added half a percent. here on wall street investors are focusing on better growth prospects in the second quarter after first quarter drop because of bad winter weather. the dow rose 6

. ♪ >> the two-day beaued their duet something bad. >> they look incredible. >> it will be cold if youst. frost and freeze advisory. good morning maria. >> good morning heather and ainsley. we are talking frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect all because of chili temperatures this morning on the i 85 corridor. it is sections of the northeast looking at a number of advisories due to the chilly temperatures this morning. further to the west are heating up claims across texas oklahoma and into kansas and parts of the southwest. we have warm temperatures in place along with gusty winds. across northern rockies into the northern plains. some areas of heavy rain with a couple inches expected that will be moving on to the great lakes. those areas coming up today and tomorrow the northern plains and into the great lakes. >> 41 minutes after the top of the hour. outrage over souvenirs being sold at the 9-11 museum shop. is this inappropriate? we are live with reactions. >> here is luke ryan. you, my friend are a master of diversification. who would have thought three cheese lasagna wou

that's the case across the southeast and in the northeast low 60s in care beau maine, 70s in minneapolishead over to you in the studios. couple blocks from here. >> i am sure it is fun down here. i am sure the sailors appreciate you being there. >> thanks maria. >> millions of ebay customers are changtold to change their p words. >> what you need to know. >> if you have an ebay account log in and change your pass word. hackers broke into ebay about two months ago they stole names pass words, e-mails physical addresses phone numbers and birth dates. there is no evidence of unauthorized activity at this point. also no evidence any financial information was stolen. the pay approximately unit with information about your credit cards that was unaffected. the ads they are coming. google say they plan to put ads on everything from your car dash board to your wrist watch to refrigerator. google made the judgment and the statement to help justify why it should not disclose revenue generated by mobile devices. google argued it didn't make sense to break out mobile revenue since the definition of m

. >> james bam beau a journalist whose writings on the nsa include the puzzle palace and the shadow factorythe army navy model wasn't working. >> the military was pulling against each other. that's why they created the nsa in 1952. >> it had unusual beginnings. >> the cia and every other agency was created congress through legzation there were hearings and debates. it was open. the nsa didn't go through any of that. the nsa was created a top secret memorandum signed true man. >> the nsa activities were so secret insiders joked the initials stood for no such agency. for a generation the nsa operated behind the scenes. for instance, the nsa provided the first evidence of questionable soviet activity during the cube man missile crisis. >> the president has nothing to lied. >> then in the 1970s came the watergate scandal. suddenly americans wanted to know all about washington's secret activities. this led to the church committee in 1975 chaired by idaho senator frank church it was charged with investigating the american ill tell against community. >> the first time general allen was screaming a

clinton declined to designate beau boko haram, the group that claims the kidnappings a terrorist organization. that was left for kerry to do last november and his spokeswoman won't explain why. >> two years ago we did designate certain individual leaders but i don't have any other insight to provide on that. >> critics say valuable time was lost pressuring a group blamed for killing 1500 people this year alone in an effort to end western influences like the education of women and girls. idaho republican senator james rish says, quote, the failure to act swiftly has had consequences. sources say nigerian president jonathan who visited the white house in 2012 opposed the boko haram terrorist designation at the time. two months later, two dozen people were killed. in remarks to steven spielberg's holocaust remembrance foundation wednesday night, president obama seemed frustrated at not being able to do more. >> there are times in which i want to reach out and save those kids and having to think through what levers, what power do we have at any given moment. >> reporter: his can critics say mr. o

some of it is paid with the gas tax, and the rest is left for some nebraska beau loui nebulou. >> it's an additive process. it always has been. you take a walk around the halls of congress and you realize the entire structure of the place, each committee was designed to difficulty up the fruits of prosperity i in this country. it used to be a tit-for-tat system. i give you this, you give me that. no longer can congress operate that way. part of the up shot is that there is no question they are not going to get this done before midterm elections. they'll kick the can down the road to keep a bariatrickel of money just to keep things going. and then tackle it in the fall after the november elections. >> is it also felt among republicans who want to keep the jobs going. >> yes, but this is more than an ideal project right now. you still have the waxing and waning that goes on in terms of political factions. you have tea parties who are calling the shots on the issues of spending and the issue of taxes. if you're going to try oh find another mechanism, it's not going to happen either, sure,

the beau contracts can set the table for, but the leaders need to agree for it.s there a chance that president obama will move the needle of supporting tougher sanctions on russia. it's their economies. u.s. will not be touched by the further sanctions on russia but european countries will. >> reporter: right, two years ago do you recall when the president convened the meeting at the hague when he got them to commit to tougher sanctions if russia were to continue. they were talking about the inning sectorrer now they're talking abou the between tier one and tier two sanctions and president obama will be talking tier three sanctions. >> thank you for joining us. >>> reports that a bank could be on the hook for a huge fine. the bank is in negotiations with the justice department for allegedly violating sanctions against iran. the fine could be as large as $10 billion. the journal said that the bank could be temporarily prohibited transferring money into and out of the united states. analysts say that could be a big financial blow. more than the $10 billion, by the

the current june rising of the steelworkers is not beau that's weakening the separatists who are hisand maybe working for him. >> exactly. but given that, that they want greater independence for the eastern region that play into putin's agenda so this is a mixed development for him. >> and still very dicey. >> exactly. >> jonathan, thank you. >>> a former marine has been locked up in mexico for more than a month for bringing guns across the border. he claims it was mistake. now wear hearing his call to police and the 9-1-1 operator said she could not help. >> the former vegas dancer charged with killing his ex and chopping up her body, back on the stand and crying in court. that's next. your mom could do anything. even make rainbows appear. now she could use a hand, comfort keepers provides a variety of in-home services while truly connecting. comfort keepers. keeping the comforts of home. call comfort keepers now to learn more. -hit the beach in florida. -and a reunion in seattle. we can afford to take more trips this year. [man] when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fi

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. >> in all the years you've been a detective beau, any parent hire you to spy on kids at spring break. >> not spring break. my company has been hired. >> you pass that off to the younger kids. >> what i'll looking at here, you can go to any college on a thursday and friday night and see the same thing. i'm still under that investigation with the girl that disappeared, indiana university and when i went there on a thursday and friday night when i saw the over drinking, drug using, overdosing, it's like every weekend. they prep themselves up all year long and when they hit spring break it's worse. it's very prevalent in our colleges and this is a real issue and i have a son in college and i believe it or not they got word the other day, i drove up there four and a half hours and knocked on the door and hooka is the new thing. they smoke hooka. >> tobacco but it worries you. >> i went to auburn university in the south and spring break was huge for us, as i'm sure if many of you here. your parents, once you're 18 you go off to college, they can't be there holding your hand. what is next?

we have breaking news this hour. 28-year-old sergeant beau bergdahl has been released by the talibanfor medical treatment. we're told he's in good health and able to walk having been recovered by u.s. special forests in eastern afghanistan along the border in exchange for four detainees. a defense official

they are going to ask countries and beauing oeing and others to contribute. for us. thank you. ac 360 starts right now. >>> good evening. tonight breaking news on disturbing allegations that veterans died waiting for care at va hospitals. first veterans groups, now isn't senators say veterans affairs secretary should lose his job, should resign. >>> also tonight monica lewinsky breaking her silence about her relationship with president bill clinton. why she says it's finally time to bury the blue dress. we begin with another breaking news story. new video that seems to prove a story that sounded unbelievable at the time. that a teenage boy somehow managedo

we have breaking news this hour. 28-year-old sergeant beau bergdahl has been released by the taliban after nearly five years in captivity. he's just arrived for medical treatment. we're told he's in good health and able to walk having been recovered by u.s. special forests in eastern afghanistan along the border in exchange for four detainees. a defense official says he wrote, sf? to ask if he was among u.s. special forces troops. the operators replied to him, yes, we have been looking for you for a long time. at which point the young man broke down in tears. president obama announced the release this afternoon following the call to his parents saying in a statement sergeant bergdahl's recovery is a reminder of a commitment to leave no man or woman in uniform behind on the battlefield. both president obama and secretary of defense hagel praised qatar for aassisting in the release. kristen welker joins me now. we're starting to get some details about the nature of the negotiations, which only restarted just a little while ago. >> that's right. they have been going on in theory for a c

but back home, increasingly violence attacks linked to beau co hah ram are on the rise. chuck hagel says the united states has some information but no solid evidence where they are. the u.s. sent 80 military personal to help search in neighboring chad. some ordinary nigerians are forming vigilante groups to provide security they say is lacking. and we are arkanswa. >> reporter: it's after curfew. anyone out is suspect. armed with no more than rusty machetes and swords, they stare down the headlights. they are not police or military, they are vigilantes, and even the local government admits they have been more effective than the authorities. boko haram was among us, killing us, he says. we are going to get rid of the plague and chase them out of town. the birthplace of the group is no longer its him. vigilante emerging in full force succeeded where others failed. even the military says they need the vigilante support. they are not armed with much, but these volunteers have something that the security forces largely lack, and that is motivation. it's their relatives, it's

heavy artillery, they have machine guns and these guys were trying to protect their families with beaus and arrows and machetes. i can't imagine what it's been like to do that every single night since april 14th when that abduction happened. >> it sounds absolutely terrifying for you and certainly for them as well, anyone there. did you see any sign of boko haram in that town or evidence even that they had been there? >> well, we saw the burned-out marketplace and we saw the school, but it's very difficult because this is their terrain. this is their hometown. and it's very easy for them to disappear until they're not, until they're riding through their town shooting their machine guns in the air. that's what makes them so terrifying. they melt back into the forest bordering a lot of these towns and they disappear as the undergrowth until they strike. >> just a fascinating report. and to see that girl speak to you with such fear still just certainly terrifying. stay with us because we want to talk more about how far you and your team went to cover this story. >>> it's been checkpoint af

the leader of that group, beau oe haram, made this horrific claim today. >> relatives say those girls could be sold for $12 a piece. they were taken by members of boko haram. the name of that group means western education is sinful. that was back on april 14th in a school in nigeria. we have been reporting on the story as it has gained the world's attention. crowds rallied today from washington, d.c. to london and the #bringbackourgirls has been trending around the world. barack obama has been briefed on the situation but has not spoken out publicly. today, the white house spokesman jay carney was the one to do so, saying the united states is offering its support. >> this is an outrage and a tragedy, and we are doing what we can to assist the nigerian government to support its efforts to find and free the young women who were abducted. >> american officials, though, also tell cnn it's up to the nigerian government to take the lead in any rescue operations. sources at the pentagon tell "outfront" there is no plan right now to send american troops or assets into the country because the

they are going to ask countries and beauing oeing and others to contribute. we'll see. >> that does it for us. thank you. ac 360 starts right now. >>> good evening. tonight breaking news on disturbing allegations that veterans died waiting for care at va hospitals. first veterans groups, now isn't senators say veterans affairs secretary should lose his job, should resign. >>> also tonight monica lewinsky breaking her silence about her relationship with president bill clinton. why she says it's finally time to bury the blue dress. we begin with another breaking news story. new video that seems to prove a story that sounded unbelievable at the time. that a teenage boy somehow managed to travel from san jose to hawaii, a five-hour flight in below freezing weather in the wheel well of an aircraft. here is the video just released by the hawaiian department of transportation. its surveillance video at the airport showing what seems to be the boy getting out of the wheel well of the aircraft. this happened on sunday, april 20th. hawaii's transportation department sa

rapist would not fare well in prison and the judge was later defended by delaware attorney general beaut joe biden because it, quote, was not a strong case. but this month a judge in indiana sentenced a man convicted of repeatedly drugging and raping his wife to house arrest. at the sentencing, the judge reportedly told the victim she needed to forgive her attacker. >> all the women at the table are like, oh. >> deep sigh. >> when it's that institutionalized, when women judges see survivors as somehow complicit in their own victimization. >> so we have classes of women within our society upon whom we think that we can and should inflict violence. one of the most disturbing portions of this case for me in terms of santa barbara has been the number of people weighing in saying, well, if he had only visited a prostitute. all of those other girls, those pretty blonde girls, those sorority girls would have been saved, as if it's okay to inflict violence upon the bodies of sex workers, the people who are on the margins of society. but no, no, no, not the sorority girls. >> go work it out over

the next closest gas station is beau gas. and now we're hearing that's almost out of gas. the other nearby station is on highway 1 in bedaga bay more than 30 miles away. chp is putting up signs warning drivers and asking a aaa to be prepared with tow trucks. >>> it is 7:10. a 4-year-old girl attacked with a crowbar inside a south bay walmart store. at 7:30, how security guards stepped in to help capture the woman suspected of this shocking crime. >>> this there is former new york mayor michael bloomberg. president obama is expected to be speaking any minute now. we are at the dedication ceremony for the 9/11 memorial in new york. we will show you some of the moments today. >>> another tough commute out there. especially in the east bay as we look at the drive on northbound 280 in san jose. that traffic is also slow. we are going to run it all down for you straight ahead. >>> some fog is filling in on the mendocino coast. fairly warm temperatures in san francisco. we will give you the timing on where we think the sea breeze will kick in. a broader mix of energies, world nee

our family experienced this first-hand when my son beau deployed to iraq for a year. that year was very tough and i certainly don't need to tell anybody in this audience what that feels like. it was tough for me and joe but it was especially tough on his wife hallie and their two small children. i learned how much it means when members after community reach out to support a family with loved ones overseas. sometimes it is the littlest things that matter most, like a neighbor shoveling your driveway, a friend dropping off a warm meal or your church putting your name in the bulletin and, members of the church praying for your family. that's what joining forces is all about. commitments that might reach thousands of veterans to single acts of kindness, to make all the difference to a military family. as we continue to wind down these wars and more and more of our troops return home, many have served multiple deployments. i'm sure many of you have, dealing with wound, both seen and unseen. we have and will continue to have much more work to do in the years to come. in my

the fact that the minority will allude to word searches to see how many of some application beau the ere is not inappropriate targeting -- about the inappropriate targeting and systemic holding and mistreating groups. that's what happened. that's what evidence is beginning to show lois lerner was at the heart of. but we're here today about contempt for somebody pleading a number of cases of what was right and what they did or didn't do, followed by answering -- taking the fifth, then followed by answering questions, having once waived and thus essentially waiving her rights. now, you can after the fact get 39 people to say one thing and somebody else can get 39 to say another. today we are trying to move contempt to the court system where an impartial judge can evaluate whether or not lois lerner should be ordered back to testify so the american people can know the truth about why she did what she did, what she did was target conservative groups, that's not in doubt, and don't want people using words like circus in order to confuse people. conservatives were targeted, that is clear,

but when jason beaus retired two years ago, he had to leave his military dog behind and this is the nicee wants to be with me. maybe it's my inflection or personalities. >> how sweet is that? they're now headed back to the army sergeant's home in michigan. congratulations. those are your headlines. >> they never forget. they just never forgets. >> they don't. >>> coming up, the monthly jobs report just released. nicole petallides live in the new york stock exchange to analyze. >> that's her live. plus, she's a world class hacker who has taken down terrorists on the hit show "24". the show is coming back and khloe is here with a preview. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] 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. we're here to help you turn your dream into a reali. ♪ make every day, her day with a full menu of appetizers and entrées crafted with care and designed to delight. fa

put mike castle and a guy so strong and powerful that i don't care what the bidens say, that's why beauerybody says he was scared by castle would have won. and he would have beat anybody in delaware. instead we get a lady who says i am not a witch. you get the georgia primary, you had paul broun who said some really, really stupid demeaning things that hurt the republican brand. he got like 9%. you had phil gingrey who tried to redefine rape. he got 8% or 9%. these guys would have won in 2010. you see in 2012 you got jack kingston, the chamber of commerce endorsement. and whoever ended up winning, i'm sorry, i'll have to learn his name because he might be senator. there. thank you so much. david perdue. the party has changed. and there is a difference between the republican party in '10 and in '14 has changed. i personally believe. whether gene does not. >> there's no doubt the history in these past races that you've been pointing to, past cycles you talked about, republicans have shot themselves in the foot se sequentially in many cases by having far right candidates win primaries in s

and piteny beaus. >> one of the best performers in the market and i flagged that. why do we need postage meters. they've got a great software business i think is doing well. digital business. zebra is something i said this is interesting, bought the motorola business, simple technology. they own rfid. and i think it's a really good x company. combination has not blossomed into a higher stock price. >> see you tonight. >> thank you. >> check in with simon. >> coming to you, david kostin, goldman's chief u.s. equity strategy withing with us next on the show. we're going to look at apple $600 a share. all roads lead to june 2nd. also ahead, what this country's 10 million million airs are spends their money on. hour two of "squawk on the street." street." tall the building is, or how ornate the halls are. it doesn't matter if there are granite statues, or big mahogany desks. when working with an investment firm, what's really important is whether the people behind the desks actually stand behind what they say. introducing the schwab accountability guarantee. if you're