the award was given to bock's cousin, who petitioned on his behalf after bock died four years ago.believes bock earned his bronze star in the battle of the bulge, but official records were destroyed in a fire at the pentagon in the 19-60's. bock worked as an aeronautical engineer, after the war. pope francis speaking out about sexual abuse say he plans to meet with victims next month. he made his comments on a flight back to rome from the middle east say he's calling for a zero tolerance for sexual abuse saying that it betrays the body of the lord. three bishops are under investigation but not clear if they are accused of abuse or cover-up. he is inviting victims from several countries to a meeting in june. but survivors network group says the pope's comments didn't go far enough. >>chicago's divvy bike-sharing program set two new records. nearly 13-thousand rides were logged on saturday, setting a new single-day record. then, that record was quickly shattered with 16-thousand rides logged the next day. city officials credit the annual bike the drive event on sunday for that big bo

reporter: after applying a tourniquet, white ran through a storm of enemy fire to sergeant phillip bocksho had also been hit. >> i saw him out there, that he was exposed and i said, you know, basically, "screw it." and i got up and ran out to him. >> he ran out there multiple times. i remember watching him go out there, and you could see sparks from the bullets hit, and the rocky shale, it would light up all around him. >> reporter: bocks was too badly wounded to save. white grabbed his radio to call for help. >> i was bringing it to my face to talk, and an enemy round went right through the hand mic and blew it out of my hand. and i just remember, at that moment, i was like, "really?!" >> reporter: by now, it had been four hours. schilling had been shot again, and night was falling. >> i could feel that fear coming just because you realize, "i'm in the middle of a war zone. i'm pretty much by myself. like, nobody else is able to fire their weapon here." >> it was pretty terrifying. we were the only americans l >> finally, gunships arrived to suppress the enemy fire, and 16 hours after t

then he saw phillip bocks wuned. he survived a hail of bullets four times using himself as a decoy in order to drag bocks to safety. unfortunately, bocks would not survive. white then spotted his platoon leader lieutenant matthew ferrara lying face down and motionless. white crawled through enemy fire to reach him only to realize his leader was dead. white then returned to schilling's side and radioed for help. u.s. forces then used mortars, artillery, and air strikes to hold off the taliban. white suffered another concussion then after nightfall. he helped land the medivac and refused to leave until all were evacuated. five soldiers and one marine were killed, but white says that day america gained six heroes. comrades he told jim miklawieski, he will never forget. s. >> when you are in that situation, you have these people that you care about that, you served with like your brothers, and they're wounded and they're hurt, and they need your help. you're not fwog stop at anything until you get them that help. orrure

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guy like larnie bock (sounds like) set up huge, motor driven harp.o explain it. 40 foot of motors that he had running over strings and wires. and then played each string individually with the mixer. there is a feeling of euphoria when somebody's really good at what they do. experiencing a buffer, pushing your bowels out your rear. different. a lot of noise. you don't play clubs with a cleaning schedule, a guy coming in the morning emptying the beer bottles. you play the warehouse. if you travel around you will see the exact same kind of weirdos doing their own thing. it is like in the bay area it's even more absurd. there seems to be more people that in a place like new york or tokyo. we did a show in new york, i didn't think that anyone was at hardly, and people come up and said i saw the show. i wish they had some kind of breakfast noise going on over there. i think a lot of people were being, walking out of the shows. that was incredible. i can't believe it's over already, after two hours. if you are reluctant to enjoy something like this it will

will lazlo bock, why publicize this now? >> well, gwen, to be honest, we kind of felt we had toll. know, we hadn't shared the information in the past because we were worried about how it would look and maybe people would look at google dichbly and quite francly we didn't think we would look good and were worried about litigation. and what we after much discussion kind of realized a number of months ago was that the right thing to do would be to share this information. because we have an issue. our industry has an issue. and the only way to have an honest conversation about this is to start by actually sharing the facts. >> ifill: you have said in the past this was a competitive reason why you didn't disclose it. there are other companies have said the same thing too. as you began to compile these number does get to the bottom of why they exist like this in item numbers were so bad? >> yeah, you know there are a number of things explaining why the numbers are actually so bad. >> part of it is if you look at women. women aren't taking loft computer science courses and the culture of

google's head of personnel, lazlo bock says "there is an absolute pipeline problem" affecting the number of women, blacks and hispanics entering the computer science field. on its blog, google says it's "miles from where we want to be." google was recently named the world's most valuable brand. a major component of that brand is the ever popular youtube. ky sisson reports, on how google is enterprising on the rush to create video content. youtube has become the platform that millions across the world use to post videos online, but it would be nothing without all of the content creators that feed this massive medium. that's why google built youtube space los angeles. this forty one thousand square foot facility houses sets, green screens, cameras, control rooms, and post production equipment... all at no cost to the user. at youtube we do everything we can to support our creator community. we want to help creators get to the next level and this is one of the many ways that we do that. built on howard hughes' former helicopter hanger, youtube space la hosts events and workshops that encour

joining me is host of the lou dobbs and the author of a brand new bock called border war.lou dobbes. >> i am stunned by the chairman of the fed. historeccally the fed chairman is careful about what they say. why does it matter that janet yellen said it on capitol hill? >> it matters i think because we are not used to as we said a fed chair speaking truth to the congress and american people and straightforwardedly. second it underlines and underscores what has dpn wrong in this country and that means looking at the issue of income inquality. and going beyond the normal patter of the left and looking to what is happening to a free enterprise capitalist economy and entrepreneurs are pushed back rather than being supported and that is the heart of the income inquality. when we look at constant stress that is in the economy, we are going back wards to orth 2008 model. >> we are not looking at a bubble as much as people are suggesting that and interpreting that. what we have to do is look quarly and absolutely straightforwardly at the problems is faces. the chamber of commerce w

the va is under fire over claims of multiple facilities and cooking the bocks. trying to hide a massive backlog of patients. 26 are under surveillance so far. a whistle blower who worked there claimed that 40 veterans may have died waiting for treatment. and change must begin at the top. and that is the inspector general that finished the report on the va system. and that report was supposed to be released in a month from now. >> pressure mounted on the obama administration to do something now. and today, this announcement from the department of vet rap a fares saying our facilities are enhancing the clinic capacity to help veterans get care sooner or not increase capacity and through none va affair. it has take know more than a month in the facilities first surfaced and jeff miller said this actions coming too late and they had offered it to veterans. it is a welcome change from the department's previous approach to wait months for a investigation in a problem that we already know exists. in his weeklyro address today. taking care of veterans and their families

the doctor is from the university of the pittsburg and author of bock up.positive outlook transform aging. and along with the sleep medicine doctor and neurologist. >> what does the study show? >> what you said. thinnish older dults around the age of 70 if they have cynical distrust or mistrust of other people had a three years risk more of dementia. >> dr. winter, how do you change this. first of all, i don't any of. it i am kidding, that was my attempt at cynicism. >> i believe it whole heartedly. >> they are completely voluntary and looking at it and distress our lives and positive outlooks have positive health benefits. >> does it always doctor, it may not always work but you are positive when you deal with life? >> and i get asked the question all of the time in my practice and i think about it because of the research i do. there is no 12 step program or therapy to bring down high levels of distrust. but intuitively, we all know that simple steps to take for healthier behaviors and making a decision to live more positively makes sense and getting good

. >> joining me is the president and ceo and family leader and author of the new bock bon bender grass. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> national day of prayer was this week. this event has gone on from the earliest days of american history. presidents democrats and republicans have participated. has president obama given a short shrift to the national day of prayer. instead of focus on the indifference, we need to go back to the wisdom of the founding fathers and early president who believed that blessed is it a nation whose god at this time lord. as a matter of fact presidents and founders they would call for days of fasting and humiliation and prayer so we would be dependent on him for blessings. >> i don't think people know. i read the prayers of franklin roosevelt. they were explicit prayers and create a uproar if anybody were to say them. how we lost our sense of spiritual direction as a nation? >> i believe we have. and what is interesting, any time we encounter a crisis point we go back to what matters. that is after 9/11 republicans and democrats, they filled the step

timothy geithener wrote a bock called "stress test". ed henry is live in the north lawn with more. why are the eyebrows raised? >> reporter: it is a tumultuous time when he was in charge of the financial department in the crisis. they are going to get attention and the political antidotes such as one where the secretary talks about a meeting he had with one of the top political advisors here and white house aides prepare him for sunday morning talk show appearances. he specifically writes "i remember in one roosevelt room prep session i objected when dan ph ieffer wanted me to not say social security contributed to the deficit." there you can see the secretary suggesting that he was told to say one thing he was not comfortable saying on the sunday shoes. i spoke to one of his advisors who tells me, he is not alleging in the book he was told to mislead the public in the sunday show appearances. instead he is saying what he wrote in the book and meant advisors prepping him for the sunday shoes wanted giethener to send a signal to the left that social security would not be touched. th

meem vocalizing their opinions and i am happy to support them and i am giving over the rights to the bock the mu assume so they can use royalties to support the programming and co-editors including you have a part in that because you want to give back. we want to make a meaning of that day. >> it is so fresh 13 years later. alisyn gilbert good to have you in. >> the government going to bat for airline passengers. proposing new rules that make airline companies to show the foes for the add ones. i can't wait to hear, tracey. >> reporter: we are seeing the information. transportation department details the information including how much for the first and second checked bag. that is always a surprise. this has to be provided with passengers whether on line or phone or gate. right now it is not the case. the information is out there. most airlines believe it or not charge $25 a bag. and airline bag fees and air watch dog and the airlines don't have to give the exact price. we'll charge but don't tell you. the government wants you to know immediately. and other stuff like the share fee informa

he wrote 30 bocks. one of the famous.n wake forest university and no cause of death was immediately announced this morning. maya angelo dead at the age of 86. >> it is with conservative causes. but the evafrjelical movement rose to political prom neps by electing a democrat, jimmy carter. when did they make a move to the right and to the republican party? joining us now, the author of the new book called redeemer. the life of jimmy carter. & professor of darmouth college. the name of the book "redeemer" what did you mean by that. >> i wanted it to be "redeemer president". but in the accepts that i didn't meany carter came along after watergate and redeemed the country from the sins of watergate and a southern baptist sunday school teacher and promising the american people he would never knowingly lie to them. and redeemer in the second sense. after his presidency which was not successful by most measures, he redeemed himself in the eyes of the country and world through humanitarianests. >> he harnessed the votes of evafrj

we will have her bock book appearance on her sixth bock set in between the assassination of malcolm-x and martin luther king junior. and then debates on several issues. the first on gun control and the second on charity. that is tonight starting at 9:30 eastern. >> the problem now is future peace. that is your job in germany. by your conduct and attitude while on guard inside germany you could lay the groundwork of a piece that could last forever or just the opposite. you could lay the groundwork for a few war to come. and just as american soldiers had to do this 26 years ago, so other soldiers, your sons might have do it another 20-odd years from now. germany today appears to be beaten. hitler out. swasticas gone. and nazis propaganda off the air. concentration camps empty. you will see ruins. you will see flowers and pretty scenery. don't let it fool you. you are in enemy country. be alert and suspicious of ev y everyo everyone. you are up against more than scenery of tourist. you are up against german history. >> in the first look at hollywood directors who made u.s. government fil

he is the author of many books including the bock race and democracy matters and his memoir. he has moved from princeton to new york becomes a professor at union theological seminary. he speak truth to power on television, radio and wherever he is needed. what a pub liication they are both brought back to princeton and they may return often -- publication -- if you think looking at this it is a small book you are deceived. this is a biography of one of the giants of african-american history. a man who lived from the reconstruction to the watch on washington and it is book that fits du bois' stature and faces the question he asked who am i as a black man and an american and what is nation and a race and what is africa in the history and collective imagination and how is it possible to form and sustain a meaningful collectivety and what is the specifically black contribution to culture even to humanity. you may remember one answer he gives regarding the black contribution to the souls of black folks. he writes to make their living loving and doing precious to all human hearts.

if i may cam bock to the story in odessa, it started with a large pro-ukrainian rally, and then pro-russian people started to kill them. that was the beginning of the tragedy. so it's important to remember, the police, i would agree with mr. yatsenyuk who is the prime minister, because the problem with the police is the former president was totally corrupt, and the police was corrupt. it was infiltrated by russian special services. both political and security services. so now we have a huge problem, how to restore actually ukrainian police. >> the whole point is that ukrainians security forces seem to be losing the battle, don't they? they failed to stop the gradual take-over of the eastern and southern regions by the separatists. >> no, no. okay, okay. first of all, let's start -- let's talk first about remember crimea. we were telling that we know people who have nothing to do with the russian army. finally it feared it was the russian army. what we have now in eastern ukraine, its not easy. it's so-called anti-terrorist operation, but we should be clear about them. these are armed people

there is this unfetter constitutional right that people have to a firearm, even though you say in the bocks much more complicated than all of that. anyway, thank you for writing, i thought it was a good read and informative read, as well. >> thank you. >>> remember that headline, and your book is titled the second amendment, a biography. want to point that out. the headline we began with. 1,000 rounds of ammo, what i would have written, the second amendment. every word matters. so, let me ask you this. how much are we able to blame the deadly shooting in california on hollywood? that's right. i said we and you'll understand in just a moment. [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. you wouldn't have it she any other way.our toes. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps yo

>> bock was supposedly setting fire to his mill so he could get money for the insurance.eaching the girls how to become he --oyants, and then they were run out of town. the citizens in this little town didn't take kindly to someone who was fleecing them to get money for the fire that he had started. he was always a con man. , he they got out of there had been the post office manager and they found all of these envelopes that said, money and closed. the money was gone. worldtarted this caravan of just going all over the country. spiritualism had become enormously popular. --re were something like various groups in the united states at that time were really spirit will this -- spiritualists. it is not much different from a lot of religions, the idea that there is a life after death. he glommed onto that and said, i have got to wonderful good-looking girls. he touted them as spiritualists. he made up fake medicine. he called himself the king of cancers. all things healed by little tennie. he was a real piece of work. back to life, came haunt the sisters in a very sad way for

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a grit day to grab a bock or your tablet and sit out there on the dock of the bay. going to be really, really nice. temperatures in the city 70s and that fog returns as of tonight and you're going to lose the warmth as of tomorrow. so, enjoy it while it lasts. meanwhi meanwhile, hot inland for today and microclimates starting to really work themselves out making big appearances as we get into the summer months. 70 degrees at the coast and meanwhile 105 inland. as we head throughout the day, pretty good separation between your inland valleys and what we're expecting at the coast. for the best weather today, the pick city is san francisco. getting into this weekend, i want to show you where we're headed. you might want to make those plans. it is thursday. getting into that time of year where you can easily hit the beach on saturday and temperatures still comfortable there and sunday looking for the warm sxth the sunshine and comfortable day out there at the beach. 65 degrees in downtown san francisco and the north bay about 84 degrees. today the warmest of the week an

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the government has, in the past tried to negotiate with bock you haram for a cease-fire and the president that he declared all-out war and boku haram must be punished for the person i spoke with today was saying this is not the way to help release these girls while we're trying to negotiate and mediate. you have to have a more diplomatic stance. >> and michelle, we are watching video of the march that was held yesterday where countless women and men joined forces here in the states and nationally, the social media response to this has been tremendous. do these parents know now that they are not alone? i know there has been great frustration and they believe no one cared and no one is listening and are they aware that this story is now getting international attention? >> not in chibok. i spoke with a mother there today. she had me in tears. she was crying about her 16-year-old daughter, and she said, you know, our government doesn't care about them. our military doesn't seem to care about them. all i can do is pray to god to help my daughter and to keep her safe. >> do you get the sense at

bock, john, scott, you guys arer is risk -- terrific. thanks for coming on. >> thank you, david.e welcome. david: liz has another great exclusive from omaha, nebraska, with two long time buffett associates and friend. his broker, john freund and andy kilpatrick, wrote the book literally on the millionaire. one of the biggest books ever written. >>> it might be worth asking which tech titan will be remembered most 20 years for job creation. we'll ask rich karlgaard, who is right in the middle of silicon valley. that's coming up. ♪ i ys say be thman with the plan but with less ergy, moodiness, i had to do something. i saw mdoctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the onlynderarm low t treaent that can restore t vels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especlly those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoidt where axirons applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or incased acne

bullets to get to his platoon leader, first lieutenant matthew ferrara, and marine sergeant phillip bocks. both men ultimately died of their wounds. and even after the shooting stopped, white kept going. >> kyle stayed with specialist schilling as night fell. kain was too badly to move. kyle was starting to feel the fog on his own concussion set in. but he knew that he was kain's best chance to get out alive, so kyle took charge and ordered the afghan soldiers to form a security perimeter. he called in a medevac and made sure kain and the other injured were safely onboard. and only then did kyle finally allow himself to be lifted out. as the helicopter pulled away, kyle looked out the window, watching the darkness as they pulled away from that single tree on the cliff. when you're deployed, he later said, those people become your family. what you really care about is, i want to get this guy to the left and to the right home. >> woodruff: afterward, white spoke briefly outside the white house. >> battles are not won by men. if that was true the taliban would have won on that trail in afgha

. >> the seizure of these young women by this radical extremist group bock ko haram, is a bomb y bombitiable, it's an act of terrorism and it fully merits the response possible first and foremost from the government of nigeria. >> in nigeria they've been calling on the government to do more to rescue those kidnapped girls. >> i wish, i hope, i'm praying, please, asking them, please, try more. try more. and get these girls out. >> and those same islamic militants responsible for the kidnapping are blamed for a rampage, killing as many as 300 people. joining me now, democratic congresswoman barbara lee of california. congresswoman, good morning. >> good morning. i know that you and four of your democratic leagues went to a meeting at the nigerian embassiy. what can you tell us? >> it was a productive meeting. congresswoman sheila jackson-lee, and congresswoman karen bass and our ranking member on the africa subcommittee, congresswoman janice hahn and myself, we sat down with the nigerian officials and we actually talked about what we need to do to bring our girls back. it was a productive meet

now our friend bock beckel who is on "the five" on fox and i co-wrote this beak and do a column for "usa today" called common ground, acknowledges that many of the social programs were begun in good faith in the lyndon johnson administration. the so-called great society, but he acknowledges now that we didn't take into consideration human nature. giving people a check that providing women with checks when they have babies out of wedlock was not only not good for them, it wasn't good for the country. we moved along way from john kennedy's great inaugural admonition, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your count criminal. >> host: you think people should be engaged with government and politics? >> guest: absolutely are or i wouldn't be writing my syndicated column last 30 years. you shouldn't expect more out of government than it can deliver and less out of yourself you can deliver. things like character, virtue, integrity can not be instilled by government. those are moral and spiritual issues, like table manners. you have to be taught not to interrupt ad

that youn the bock admire some of her ideas, but this was no perfect plan that put forward. was that a missed opportunity to clear up an area of the financial system that would to haunt us,ck could you have embraced that? >> it would. record, and i do write about this in my book, but i my time at treasury before was second i worked on the international side of treasury. i wasn't in those fights about fiscal reform at that time, i no experience the those things. i was doing emergency emerging markets, currency marketings. and her instinct was right. what's happening a cross the financial system, there were change of innovation and and risk that were growing up outside of these basic that systems need. and it was hard for people to wereciate what those risks and was hard to find solutions requiredhey legislation. it was hard because again they by a severetested crisis for a long type, so people had too much confidence the stability and the coolness of our system before crisis. >> there's an editorial in the "wall street journal" today, geithner's missing memoir where they talk

does it include like the oxnard sea bock in my district? does it go down to that level? and -- >> it is my understanding that the audit has now been extended to all v.a. health care facilities. >> very good. and then if the v.a. could provide us with a time line of every single facility and when this audit is going to take place and when it will be completed and what are the results of that so that we have a time line that we can report back to our districts obbut that we can also monitor and watch to make sure that we're covering every single if a stilt across the country. phoenix has brought a lot to our attention but i'm concerned about so many other facilities across the country and if i could get your commitment today that you will provide us with that information i would be very appreciative. >> i will do my best to get you that information. i think it is available. i think our process has been well tracked. and i think we should be able to basically show you when each facility was audited and when the report is finished to give you information about the dauts at e

look how much rain they picked up in texas, over five inches in luck bock, dallas, almost two inchesf rain. they need the rain but not that much. round two happens today. >> i work at the pizza hut down the road. never seen it like that. >> the rain trapped drivers in their cars in flash floods. >> i would not go out anywhere looking like this. pretty bad. >> look at it all moving. >> o>> one storm near beasley, texas, a funnel cloud. in northwest north dakota three separate tornado were reported, including a large violent twister that destroyed eight trailer homes, nine reported injuries, one critical, eight people treated and released from the hospital overnight. while so many had to battle rain, flood waters and tornado, residents near denver topped off the weekend in snow capped mountains. the rain is going to be moving into louisiana. rainfall amounts from two to five inches of rain over the next 72 hours and we've got the risk of severe weather again in central and southern texas on into louisiana and this may go into the weekend for these folks. it's fa east feast ore famine.