>> bo wants more. look. >> there he goes. >> spinning a basketball. >> you can't figure out how he's able to do it. this happened in york, england. our editor jack who shot this video, his best friend is this guy bruce and when he saw this, he's like i got to get this on camera. >> people i think will have a mixed reaction. bo seems to love it. doesn't seem to be terrified. >> how is it that dad can do this? is he really a pizza man? >> bruce is not a pizza guy. he just loves to have fun with his son bo. bo not the only baby who loves adventure. this is a little 10-month-old, his name is ralph. >> are you serious? >> game of thrones character? >> he loves to swing. you're watching rasmus love the swinging motion. seems like so much fun. we are pointed at his drooling happy face. >> he's having the time of his life and i love he is wearing a little helmet. it's cute. it adds to the cute factor. >> this trip right here on many people's bucket list. the road to machu picchu in peru. the ancient civilizati

>> reporter: he appeared alongsi alongside bo's parents. >> while bo was gone he was never forgoodnight. his parents prayed for him every day. as did his sister skye who prayed for his safe return. he was not forgotten by the community in iddaho or the military. and he was not forgot ep by his country, because the united states of america does not ever leave our men and women in uniform behind. >> we'll stay strong for bo while he recovers. >> right now bo is having trouble speaking english. i am your father, bo. >> bo father was learning the language spoken in that part of afghanistan and pakistan. >> how did the transfer go down. >> reporter: it is it a deal that was in the works to trade five gitmofor america's only living prison of war. the helicopter landed near pakistan border in eastern afghanistan with seals on board and met by 18 armed taliban. and today bergdahl was a bit disoriented and confused and took a pen and writing because it is so loud. sf, special forces and seals with bergdahl responded loudly said yes, we have looked for you a long time. he broke down crying. accor

five years ago, bo bergdahl was a private first class. he had only been in afghanistan about two months when he was captured in june, 2009, by taliban forces. freedom came at 10:30 eastern time this morning. the u.s. military official says a few dozen special operations forces with support from multiple helicopters and overhead certain vail he knew and intelligence executed the operation. 19 taliban were present, but there was no confrontation, no gunfire. while he was in captivity, be bergdahl was promoted to sergeant today, defense department officials say he was able to walk to u.s. forces and communicate with them. he was taken by helicopter to bagram air force base outside kabul where he is receiving medical care and his initial debriefing. u.s. official say the new emir of qatar negotiated his release in exchange for the transfer of five taliban detainees from the u.s. guantanamo prison facility to the custody of qatar. during his captivity, taliban forces released several videos of bergdahl. in most, he was apparently fo forsed to

combat theing to threat of bo boko haram. this will require a regional response.hey hosted a number of regional leaders in paris and i think that we will need to have a regional response and we will need to brace for a long-term strategy. the can understand outpouring of frustration about these girls. is it really america's problem? bo boko haram has not posed a threat to the international community and certainly not the west. >> this is correct. this is one of my strongest allies. it is beginning to impact the whole region as we saw. situations can rapidly get out of hand if they are not appropriately responded to in a timely fashion. preventionounce of is worth a pound of cure in this particular instance. by providing critical strategic theurces we can help nigerian government to tackle this long-standing challenge. >> thank you for joining the program on this issue. >> it took a decade to make this deal but russia and china signed an energy agreement worth 400 billion dollars. once finalized, it will link russia's huge gas fields to asia's booming market for th

frightens bo.away. she's driving. bo is to her right. she points it at his head, bang. she shoots him. >> prosecutors said today during opening statements that she later wrote in her journal, "i offed bo on the way to practice." the defense says the defendant is not guilty due to insanity but prosecutors say julie ignored pleas from her husband to get help for her mental illness. the colonel was deployed overseas at the time of the killings. he has since divorced his wife. if convicted of first degree murder, she faces life in prison. three weeks of this trial. it is going to be tough for jurors. >> you feel so sorry for that colonel. man. thank you. >>> it was a night to remember. coming up, the olympic star who made one team's dream come true when he showed up as her prom date. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your do

i understand bo's story and bo was a very popular player coming out of loyola and a fan favorite. the reality of this situation is that this is all just a death rattle. because there is no way that adam silver, kevin johnson, the union are going to allow this to drag on. they will force the issue very quickly. this firestorm is not going away. this is the most vilified public figure in sports since michael vick and dog fighting. this issue has engaged the entire country. there is not a being in the united states who has followed the news that does not have an opinion on all of this. >> speaking of opinion, when we come back, oil share polling data with you. thank you, now that donald sterling has broken his silence what will it mean for a possible sale for the clippers? and v. stiviano has seemed to avoid an investigation into a secret recording. how come? well, we'll ask gloria allred next. defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. calcium citrate plus d. highly soluble, easily absorbed. and i'm his mom at the dog park. the kids get trail mix, and here

while bo was gone, he was never forgotten. his parents thought about him and prayed for him every single day as did his sister sky who prayed for his safe return. he was not forgotten by his community in idaho or the military which rallied to support them through thick and thin. he was not forgotten by his country because the united states of america does not ever leave our men and women in uniform behind. as commander in chief, i am proud of the service members who recovered the sergeant and brought him safely out of harm's way. they performed with extraordinary courage and professionalism and they have made their nation proud. right now, our top priority is making sure bo gets the care and support he needs and that he can be reunited with his family as soon as possible. i am also grateful for the tireless work of our diplomats and for the cooperation of the government of qatar in helping to secure bo's release. we have worked for several years to achieve this goal and earlier this week, is able to personally thank his leader

but basketballwise, very poor. >> bo -- i have to get my bos straight. bomani, there's a lot of talk about what may happen next. do you think any members of the sterling family should be allowed to carry on with the clippers' organization? >> i think shellie sterling is going down door to door and knocking down ethnicities of those that rent that building, it was stag dwering the way she was there and doc rivers said he feels bad for shellie those two it seems it would be impossible for them to be in charge of that team. a fellow housing discriminate for is not somebody that you put there. >> bo kimble, bomani jones, thank you. >>> when we come back, we'll talk more about donald sterling and paula deen. public figures pay a price for racism. but does that solve the problem? when does your work end? does it end after you've expanded your business? after your company's gone public? and the capital's been invested? or when your company's bought another? is it over after you've given back? you never stop achieving. that's why, at barclays, our ambition is to

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. >> we're looking at a time line on bo birgdal's life.month later, at the end of june. kristen, is there any time line in which the white house has expressed the details? was the release today? was it this morning the president spoke with the family? >> we actually don't have those details yet, alex. this information all just coming out right now. in term, of the time line for bringing him home, i anticipate that will happen as quicklies an possible. based on the statement that i just read it seems as though that happened either today or late last night. as soon as we get those details, we will bring that to you. this coming as the united states just announced the new troop levelings avvels in afghanistan. you would assume this would be part of the revelations coming abo about. >> with regard to qatar's potential involvement. you can bet this is not something that just happened since the president did that. so how difficult is it to bring in a third party like another government? just a moment. kristin's obviously got something. >> i just

but basketballwise, very poor. >> bo -- i have to get my bos straight. bomani, there's a lot of talk about what may happen next. do you think any members of the sterling family should be allowed to carry on with the clippers' organization? >> i would say, the argument, if they're getting rid of donald for his rabid racism, then shelly is going down door to door and marking down the ethnicities of the people that rent the building, then she can't own the team. it was staggering the way she was there and doc rivers said he feels bad for shelly those two it seems it would be impossible for them to be in charge of that team, unless this nba penalty is a little more than public relations. a fellow housing discriminate for is not somebody that you put there. >> bo kimble, bomani jones, thank you, and stick around. >>> when we come back, we'll talk more about donald sterling and paula deen. public figures pay a price for racism. but does that solve the problem? life's an adventure when you're with her. and it always has been. but your erectile dysfunction - it

the best weapon against bo boko haram is to get more girls in schools. to get the educated women into the formal labor force and that would change northern nigeria. that's why the taliban shot him in the head and why the afghan taliban are throwing acid at girls going to school there and that's why boko haram are killing the girls. it's extremism. >> the threats are water off the back these days. nobody listens to his latest whatever. do you think the freshness of this,s that this is a novel new group that's so offensive will cause that international scrutiny to come to form? >> i hope so. i think the way it would have an effect is by embarrassing the president. and so far the nigerian authorities have been very focused on boko haram. they haven't really cared about violence in the provinces in the north. >> so it's out in the country. >> it's hoout in the country. it's low on their priorities. and you know, this is a case where international community can actually begin to shine a light on that and perhaps make president jonathan and the military change

. >> boing, boing, boing. >> something tells me they practice a lot. [ laughter ] >> something tell usthey weren't from the class of 1944. [ laughter ] >> that's a good point. >> that, too. yes. >> thanks, paul. >>> welsh they say breaking up is hard to -- well, they say breaking up is hard to do. tonight we have proof. look at all that paperwork. we discover why it's taking forever for many bay area couples to get divorced. >> anything that they didn't want is they just burned it. >> hundreds of war veterans like this bay area woman are coming home and they are getting sick. and tonight, you will see why. some call this black smoke the new agent orange. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, new "agent orange" .. hundrs of veterans coming back froe wars in iraq and >>> tonight some people are calling it the new agent orange. hundreds of veterans coming back from the wars in iraq and afghanistan and they are falling ill and many are dying. there's no proven cause. but vets and their families say they know why. >> that's the meritorious service medal. >> reporter: lieutenant-colonel gwen here is monte is proud

bo boehner is still the speaker of the house.nd i can go down the list of the members in the party. they might be utilizing this confirmation and put out politics and have cab oaky theater. >> i like that answer, cab oaky theater. david. >> they are trying to steal the show or the stage, but with such a qualified nominee for the secretary of hhs that you will find that they will be on the faith for a moment and that is about it. she will be confirmed and we ca care to cover more individuals and millions more. >> kelly, i just have one thing to add. >> final word, please. >> when you have a broken car and you get a new driver, it doesn't mean the car will be fixed so this lady has a big job in front of her and obama care is the problem and it is broken. >> well i think you would have 8 million people and more that would disagree with you that now have access to health care and not think it is a broken car and have insurance should that car -- >> is it qualify care. >> and as we talk about cars, i hope you're insured by your cars.

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it is good of you to join us, am bo ambassador. secretary kerry says the u.s. will not recognize the results. what if russia decides the votes are valid? >> no one will support the results of this referendum because we had experience with the same referendum in crimea. so because the figures have been falsified and there is no legal background to organize this with legislation. so they are play with dangerous things which will bring further escalation of the conflict. >> that's why all of the efforts are aimed for this referendum to be held, the majority of that population in that region according to the poll recently undertaken gives different figures that over 70% are for united ukraine. in donetsk, 72%. >> that's why if the government en can you managed to encourage the population of these regions not to support this referendum, place. >> we have seen what happened in crimea and ironically, forbes is reporting today that putin's own civil society and human rights council said the crimea vote in effect was a farce, that instead of a huge turnout which was cla

. >> boing. >>> guys, i have a video for you that is absolutely blowing up the web. it's going viral. it's on vine. >> boom. >> wow. >> wait. she finishes with a flair too? >> looked like he was flinging a towel in the air and nailed it. >> amazing. she lands in that victory pose up in her dad's hand. that's 2 1/2-year-old emmerson decker and her dad andrew andrew is a cheer coach. he's a cheer coach at a place called cheer city united and he has been tumbling and doing gymnastics since he was 4 years old. and he started pretty early as you can tell with his daughter emerson. here's another video when she was 17 months old. this is from his facebook page. >> got a binky doing this stuff. >> unbelievable. >> as you can imagine the video is getting all kinds of attention, positive and negative, but to tell us the story behind it we have andrew decker and little emmerson via skype. dad, talk to us about this process. >> ellerson is a showoff. she loves doing it and i love showing her off. >> you've been getting all kinds of attention. what do you have to say to the peop

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. >> but they indicated that bo ko haram could become a potential target. >> the world will have to deal with organizations like this who cause such havoc in day-to-day lives. >> stressing the u.s. plans to help as much as possible but saying first and foremost they believe it is up to the nigerian government to secure the safety of their own citizens. >> it is against that violent and controversial backdrop that thousands of businesses and global businesses are meeting. nigeria is africa's largest economy. >>> there are mixed signals surrounding the crisis in ukraine at this hour. vladimir putin said he has now pulled back russian troops along the border, but n.a.t.o. saying there is no evidence that troops are leaving and reporting that things are getting worse. >> reporter: they say the donetsk region remains the terrorism using weapons and explosives. the most attention districts are slovyansk where anti-terrorist operations are continuing. there are clashes with armed forces. >> they're trying to find a way out of the conflict. as many as 200 people have been killed and those clashe

. >> there is another strongman on this cover, laurent about bo -- laurent gbagbo. >> he is the formervory coast president who rejected alassane 's victory. there was a massive standoff which ended with the u.n. and french under meaning -- french intervening. the international court is due to decide on the verdict for him in terms of crimes against humanity charges. why are they going with this this week? asre is a whole movement, we've seen with nigeria, to bring back -- the bring back our girls campaign -- we know well of that campaign to bring back the of the dead girls, but there is also #brin gbackourgbagbo, which is his supporters saying they want him back. >> let's come back again to -- ce with one magazine says the french aren't getting enough sleep. i think i can relate. >> me, too. -- whene, this is to do you read it, it is a very long piece, about 20 pages. it is saying that modern life is interfering with going to bed, our mobiles, texting in the middle of the night, too much street lighting. that affects bedrooms. we've lost the art of making the bed for ourselves. that 70

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that appear ed to me something that could be used to accelerate the damage it the bo-- damage t bodyn a fire. >> patterns in the concrete floor around the body were also suspicious. >> these patterns right here. absolutely nothing else on the planet makes these marks, nothing. this is what it leaves basically in concrete when an accelerant such as gasoline is poured on something. you know what i mean? >> jean also said she called the fire department from a phone in the house. investigators found the outside door was locked. if jean locked it on her way out, police saw this as evidence that she was in no hurry to save her husband. >> her husband is on fire, burning in this building. she runs outside, but she locks the door behind her. see, to me, that's very important. you think a jury's going to buy this? i can tell you right now they won't. >> major overbey asked jean to take a polygraph test, and she agreed. >> she was asked pointblank if she poured gasoline and set her husband on fire. she failed that question and failed whether she was present when he was murdered. >> investigato

a paint bo m thmb that exploded to a trip wire. fashioned out of an air bag from a car and permanent paint. lee roy has paint all over his glasses, hunting gear and rifle. he thought he had been shot. >> why are they doing this? >> the property owner felt that lee roy was trespassing. lee roy says i was trespassing eight feet on to this property but wasn't planning on hunting this property. he was using the same route he's used for 61 deer seasons to get to his ground. lee roy said he run into the landowner once before and the guy made a passing comment about him getting a little close to his property line but that was it according to lee roy. >> who's recording this? the landowner that recorded this? >> the landowner set the trap and also set up this game camera as well. lee roy was ticketed for trespassing but in another twist the landowner was also ticketed for criminal mischief and harassment. it's expected that both of those tickets will be dropped. >> these guys need to sit down and have a beer and talk this out. >> yep. >> h

she's been having a great time playing with her new pal bo, but she got a little too excited for her white house. don't worry, though, everyone was okay. sunny and bo even got dressed up for the big state dinner earlier this year, and they stole the show at the white house easter egg roll. looks to me like sunny is having a great first year at the white house, and it's going to be a great summer, too. just be sure to drink up. tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking control of your retirement? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron i

sergeant bo bergdahl is coming back to the united states. we're live in the united states. randall, remind us about sergeant boberg doll's case. >> well, he was captured when he was a private back in june o of 2009. a month later the taliban released a video and it was confirmed that it was mr. bergdahl. he was held captive. we're not sure if it was afghanistan, pakistan, but between the two countries, but the taliban have held him. they have released several videos, it turns out not only in 2009, but they used them as a propaganda tool through the years in 2010 and in 2011 in his initial videos. he only gave his place of birth, which is idaho. his deployment to afghanistan, and the fact that he was captured in all of those videos is asked for the release of taliban detainees. bergdahl also talked about the fact that he didn't think that the u.s. needed to be in the war. of course, he was a prisoner of war, and obviously he was being subjected to coercion for any of the statements he was making. but it was always believed as analysts aj green pointed out that he would be us

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. >> stephen: well, the movie, these x-men are about people bo don't fit into society.y think they should either be cured or, you know know,-- it's not a metaphor or anything, is it? (laughter) it's not a-- i don't want to take the sats, i just want to go see some quality kills. >> some would argue that it is. i would argue it is what makes the franchise so successful is that despite the spectacle and extremity of the experience and fantasy of it all it is really deeply human and something we can all relate to. something i know i relate to because of the canadian thing and-- . >> stephen: yeah. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: let's take a look at it. a little clip right here. >> okay, great. >> let's go. >> wow. >> stephen: you know what, you're right that is deeply human and everyone correlate to that. >> yeah. >> stephen: i apologize am i apologize ellen page. >> checkmate. >> stephen: all right, all right. now you also recently came out as being a thespian. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: was that hard, was that hard to do have you been accepted? >> is that a metaphor? >> s

th after islamist group bo boko haram kidnapped 200 schoolgirls in nigeria, the government there has still been unable to free them or even track them down. we will take a closer look at -- atr nine nigerian whether the nigerian army is up to the task. more of theding any dozens of miners still trapped underground in turkey are fading fast. the death toll now stands at 282, making it the country's worst mining disaster ever. thousands of protests have turned out around the country, clashing with police in ankara and istanbul. the turkish president has also just gotten to the mine, as has the prime minister. what can you tell us about those visits? at ae president arrived town about 50 kilometers away. when he went to the hospital there, he said through the window of his car to the waiting crowd, "i wish patience, perseverance. in dealing with your grief, may you not go through such pain again." and he was well received. this contrasted sharply with the hostile reaction that prime minister recep tayyip erdogan received in a town much closer soma, mind, =-- mine, yesterday. he was heck

. - bo is a very special little girl.he traitor, i'll make them beg for mercy, but i will not grant it. - that machine can pinpoint her location. this chip has to be inserted directly in the machine. - at orchestra? winter, i'm blown. they know i'm here. - ms. channing, so nice to see you again. - if she can't master this beautiful ability, she won't be able to take on orchestra. - bo, it's time to practice. pyramid. - we can identify and locate any telekinetic or telepathic emanation anywhere. - [screams] can i help you? - who are you? - dani. [classical music] - i just want her to be the best version of herself. - she can't practice all the time. - the only way to get better is practice.

meanwhile, the nigerian military says it is now known where the local girls kidnapped by bo boko haram are. they claim they could be endangered in an armed rescue. more than 200 girls were up acted from their school in april, prompting international outrage. >> the news made front-page headlines on tuesday -- the country's military say they know the location of more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by boko haram. the problem now is getting them out alive. >> we want our girls back. we can do it. i know we can do it. >> the military argue that a raid on the site would be too dangerous. in the capital come many nigerians approved of the army's restraints. >> find the will to not start shooting. we don't want those girls to be hurt. >> if the girls get killed, the whole thing is useless. >> goodluck jonathan has come under fire for failing to rescue the girls will stop mediators agreed to a prisoner exchange, only for goodluck jonathan to rule out the swap. he was slow to request international help, only accepting support from the u.s., britain, and france last week. neighboring cameroon an

what can they take to help stop -- to stop bo boko haram?for pirates who are hosting -- for paris to post this conference, is decisive, it should have an influence among the countries that surround nigeria, chad, cameroon, and he nigeria republic because they are former colonies to france. so by using the influence in particular those countries who broke bread with nigeria, it is helping the relationship that went back between nigeria, especially because of the nigerians and boko haram. >> ok, uwais idris, we have to leave it there. thank you for joining us from abuja. italy's prime minister has admitted his resignation following the defeat of his party in the general election. thousands gathered to celebrate the man who will succeed him, narendra modi. won an absolute majority of parliament and will be able to govern without coalition partners. colombian rebel groups have announced a cease-fire during the country's presidential elections scheduled for may 25. a joint declaration by farc and the mla said there will be no operations in the da

. >>> talk about drug deals, biotech bo fan za with valiant, pfizer tikeing to take astro seneca, whatan be the federal government big deal? >> thanks, melissa. what we are seeing is eventually a return to these smaller biotech names. the runups are gone up. the valuations got really high, in the bigger buyers, they have a becker scale. they want to potentially reincorporate overseas. now, there is industry trends driving it. reimbursement challenges. there is a positive market reaction to these deals. so who could be next? i talked to some analysts today, they are pecking namt, insight, a valuation of about $8.7 billion. biomarin, working in rare diseases, another is shire, it has that coveted tax base and another one is puma if breast cancer. it's built to be sold. their founder sold the last company cougar to j & j. they got a jungle cat name play. vertek pharmaceuticals has a huge binary event. that's another one people say could be a potential buy. so what dealer options traders are betting on? to answer that question, we go to one man to david caruso. mike. >> it's pretty interes

. >> at the time, she told the bo boston globe about her decision. >> if there's a possibility and i feel that it is worth it, then i'll do it. >> you waited 14 months, tell me about when you got the call saying that they had a match? >> doctor told me it wasn't a perfect match, she was a little older. i didn't want to wait any longer, and i said yes. >> carman's 15 hours of surgery, at brigham and women's hospital began with a team to recover the donor's face. a 56-year-old woman, who died of a stroke. with only four hours before the donor's face would no longer be viable, carman's surgical team connected the donor's nerves, blood vessels and muscles on to car man's face. then reconnected bones to make the face and neck fit properly. >> before doctors even made a sing eight incision, considerman was warned of a potentially life threatening complication. she had had so many skin grafts from unknown donors doctors feared that her immune system would launch a full scare attack on her new face. and it actually did. for weeks afterwards they muched her with every drug they could think of

. >> it kept growing and growing and turned into half a bo the tell of hard liquor a day turned intoottle of hard locker a day. >> he tried a mere y'all of -- myriad of programs. finally he turned to a program called start fresh. it combines an anti-addiction drug delivered in a unique way. >> i could not have been more skeptical when i first heard about the program. the idea a magic pill would make this all go away was unfathomable. >> rather than a pill, the drug is delivered as an i'm plant. in a short procedure doctors placed the time released dosage beneath the skin on the lower right hand side of the stomach. he is a physician with the program which has a treatment center in walnut creek. >> there are particular receptors in the brain and the cravings anthe urges and the compulsive desire to drink is mediated by the pathway. >> once in place the implant is designed to disrupt the receptor pathway of a period six months to a year. now they have been available for more than two decades for alcohol treatment. but until recently it was mainly in pill form. a hurdle for many struggl

. >> it kept growing and growing and turned into half a bo the tell of hard liquor a day turned into a bottle of hard locker a day. >> he tried a mere y'all of -- a myriad of programs. finally he turned to a program called start fresh. it combines an anti-addiction drug delivered in a unique way. >> i could not have been more skeptical when i first heard about the program. the idea a magic pill would make this all go away was unfathomable. >> rather than a pill, the drug is delivered as an i'm plant. in a short procedure doctors placed the time released dosage beneath the skin on the lower right hand side of the stomach. he is a physician with the program which has a treatment center in walnut creek. >> there are particular receptors in the brain and the cravings and the urges and the compulsive desire to drink is mediated by the pathway. >> once in place the implant is designed to disrupt the receptor pathway of a period six months to a year. now they have been available for more than two decades for alcohol treatment. but until recently it was mainly in pill form. a hurdle for many