cramer with a big boise state. >> my third boise caller. how can i help? are your thoughts on boulder brand. >> when we speak of organic we speak of white waive and sles shl and whole foods. those are my players. let's go to billy in arizona. billy. >> caller: hey, jim. first 55 and then 20 -- should i buy, hold or sell? >> which one? informatica. that's a good company. it's a very good company. i don't want you to sell. oracle should buy them they'll get mad at me but i think they should buy them. let's go to fred in florida. fred. >> caller: jim, my question is about ge. the stock is the same place it was october of '13. >> well yeah but the phillies are the same place they were october -- i still like them. it's got a 3% yield. it's you know waiting for the next season. and when the next season starts it's going to be a good season. let's go to matthew in illinois. matthew. >> caller: hi jim, boo ya. >> boo ya. >> caller: calling about true car. >> what the heck with truecar. this stock is horrendous. i was told maybe it's a good one. i got to tell you

boise was still there.person be? in december we found out that i have cervical cancer. this was devastating news as i felt like i have fought all my life to live. why is this happening to me? through this process boise has been my guardian angel. i'm deathly scared about what is to come for the future but he's by my side showing no fear. he's a hard working, loving dedicated compassionate human being. he cares more about me than anything else in the world. >> see why we fell in love with them? and here they are. ashley and her amazing fiance. >> you guys are an inspiration. how are you feeling? tell us how you're doing right now? >> i'm in my fourth -- third week of chemo and radiation. so it's been very difficult. >> yeah. >> you know we're going to get through it. >> of course you are. did you have any idea that your fiancee was sending us a letter? >> i had no idea. she never told me. >> she wanted to surprise you. >> she's keeping secrets from you. >> she waited until the tail end of it. >> what did you

bet wiser bought a rom of film in boise with pictures of a young girl and puppy.d he responded bree gurtson and he said whoa that's my dad. these days you're almost guaranteed to find bet wiser hunting for more film. inside a thrift store in bois or at the flee market just outside town. are you making money doing this? >> no. the rescue film project is always personally funded on the side by myself. i have a full-time job and on the evening and weekends is when i work on it. >> your girlfriend says you don't stop working on it. >> it ooh's hobby that's turned into an addiction. >> people all over the world are sending bet wiser film rolls they rescued hoping he can finally reveal these untold stories. >> we feel it's really important to rescue these rolls of film and prosper the images. >> for "cbs this morning: saturday," david begnaud, boise idaho. >> there's so many stories on-on-those rolls of film. it seems like he needs assistance. >> i know. it seems like his girlfriend doesn't want to be the assistant or be a part. >> now here's a look at the weather for y

look at the boise girls in his room. they only have one chance to grow up.ould invite anyone who opposes school choice to tell them why. the sale most important thing that we did -- you can give a-s f grades allow operators to have more than one school. have a longer approval practice, have online schools, like we have done. the most important thing, it is not that complicated, you let the dollar's fall of the child and not the child follow the dollars. [applause] i'm here to tell you that charter schools are great but that does not mean that every child should be in a charter school. every child is different and the people who know us are the moms and dads. maybe a private school, dual enrollment programs, a catholic school, an independent school. the point is the power of parents. today we have that, but only for the wealthy. if you're wealthy, you can move to a neighborhood with great schools. if you are wealthy, you can send your kids to a private school. if you do not have resources, you're more likely to be trapped in a failing school. that is exactly

el paso texas, wichita, kansas and boise, idaho, are among the cities that set record highs yesterday it was the fourth day of consecutive highs for salt lake city utah and spokane, washington. if all that weather is not wild enough for you, meet the pineapple express storm. it has been lashing the west coast. another several inches of rain is expecting today in areas that have already seen severe flooding, mud slides and power outages. the day's long deluge is not enough to alleviate the drought conditions in 40% of california. if only boston could ship precipitation out west because it has snow in spades. we hear that you are at what is being called a snow farm which i think a lot of us didn't realize existed. what is a snow farm and how is it being used in boston? >> reporter: good afternoon to you. 73 inches of snow here in boston. what to do with it all? that's the biggest challenge for them. they bring it here. this one 40 feet and higher. snow being trucked in here all day. they bring it here to the middle. then these tractors bring it over to the snow melter that you see over

year we prayed together for pastor said abidini detained in iran since 2012 and i was recently in boise, idaho, and had a chance to meet with his beautiful wife and children and to convey to them that our country has not forgotten brother said and that we're doing everything we can to bring him home. and then i received an extraordinary letter from pastor abidini, and in it he describes his captivity and expressed his gratitude for my visit with his family and thanked us all for standing in solidarity with him during his captivity. and pastor abidini wrote, nothing is more valuable to the body of christ than to see how the lord is in control and moves ahead of countries and leadership through united prayer. and he closed his letter by describing himself as prisoner for christ who is proud to be part of this great nation the united states of america, that cares for religious freedom around the world. [ applause ] >> president obama speaking at the annual prayer breakfast. in the audience 3600 international and national leaders listening to his message of faith. also in the oughtaudience

about the mumps outbreak at the university of idaho. 21 reports possible cases, including six no the boise area and as of february 6th two cases in the moscow area. do we have to worry about that too? >> it is. it is easier to catch, and the vaccines go together and there is a good reason to vaccine against all of those. mumps is difficult as an adult male, it could cause impotence and as a pregnant female. i think we are failing to engage and understand and community about the vaccine. >> and hopefully some friends were listening and can pass this on. thank you dr. alexander van actual ken. >>> and new details released from the new book by david axelrod syrian campaign adviser to president obama. the rule views on the president saiz same-sex marriage marriage were not reviewed and he was always in favor the samz. opposition to gay marriage was marley strong in the black church and he ran for higher office he accepted the council of pragmatic votes like me of a sacred union. >> and netanyahu is not backing down from his plans to deliver a controversial speech to congress next month. he sai

and i was recently in boise idaho, and have the opportunity to meet with pastor abedini's beautiful wifeountry has not forgotten him and we're doing everything we can to bring him home. [applause] and then i received an extraordinary letter from pastor abedini. and in it he describes his captivity and expressed his gratitude for my visit with his family. .. we are going to keep up this work. all those around the world that are unjustly held or persecuted because of their faith and we are grateful to the new ambassador for international religious freedom who has hit the ground running and is heading to iraq in a few days to help communities address challenges. where is david, i know she's here somewhere. thank you for the great work you're doing. [applause] humility, suspicion of government getting between us and our faith. we are trying to dictate our faith, elevates one over another. and finally let's remember if there is one law we can be most certain of that seems to bind people of all faiths and people who are still finding their way towards faith that have a sense of ethics and mora

and i was recently in boise, idaho, and have the opportunity -- had the opportunity to meet with pastor abedini's beautiful wife and wonderful children, and to convey to them that our country has not forgotten him and we're doing everything we can to bring him home. [applause] and then i received an extraordinary letter from pastor abedini. and in it he describes his captivity and expressed his gratitude for my visit with his family. and thanked us all for standing and solitary -- solidarity with him. he wrote nothing is more valuable to the body of christ than to see how the lord is in control and moves ahead of countries and leadership through united prayer. and he closed his letter by describing himself as a prisoner for christ, who is proud to be a part of this great nation, the united states of america, that cares for religious freedom around the world. [applause] we are going to keep up this work. for all those around the world that are unjustly held or persecuted because of their faith and we are grateful to the new ambassador for international religious freedom who has hit the g

and i was recently in boise, idaho, and had the opportunity to meet with pastor abdini's beautiful wife and wonderful children and to convey to them that our country has not forgotten brother sigh yeed and that we are doing everything we can to bring him home. and -- [applause] -- and then i received an extraordinary letter from pastor abdini and in it he described his captivity and expressed his gratitude for my visit with his family and thanked us all tor standing in solidarity with him during his captivity. and he wrote, nothing is more valuable to the body of christ than to see how the lord is in control and moves ahead of countries and leadership through united prayer. and he closed his letter by describing himself as prisoner for christ. who is proud to be part of this great nation the united states of america that cares for religious freedom around the world. [applause] so we're going to keep up this work for pastor abdini and all those around the world who are held or persecuted because of their faith. we are grateful to rabbi david sapperstein who is hit the ground running and

i was recently in boise, idaho and had the opportunity to meet his beautiful wife and children.onveyed to them that our country has not forgot about brother said and will do everything we can to bring him home. [applause] then i received an extraordinary letter from him. in it, he describes his captivity and expresses attitude gratitude for my visit with his family. he thanks us for standing in solidarity with him during his captivity. the pastor wrote, nothing is more valuable to the the body of christ moves ahead of countries and leadership's through united prayer. he closed his letter by describing himself as " a prisoner for christ was proud to be part of this great nation the united states of america that cares for religious freedom around the world." [applause] we are going to keep this work. for the pastor and all of those around the world who are unjustly held or persecuted because of their faith. we are grateful to our new and ambassador who has hit the ground running and is headed to iraq to help religious communities there. where is david, i know he is here somewhere?

year we prayed together for a pastor siad abadini, detained in iran since 2012 and i was recently in boiseaho and had the opportunity to meet with pastor abadini's beautiful wife and wonderful children and convey to them that our country has not forgotten brother siad and we're doing everything we can do bring him home, and -- [ applause ] -- then i received an extraordinary letter from pastor abdini and in it he describes his captivity and describes his thankfulness for visiting with his family and thanked him for standing with him during his captivity, and the pastor wrote, nothing is more valuable to the body of christ than to see how the lord is in control and moves ahead of countries and leadership through united prayer. and he closed his letter by describing himself as prisoner for christ who is proud to be part of this great nation the united states of america, that cares for religious freedom around the world. [ applause ] and we're going to keep up this work for pastor abadini and all theories around the world unjustly held because of their faith and great to our new ambassador fo

. >> boise, did you know she had written in to us? >> when she told me, i couldn't believe it.u. >> thank you. >> bye-bye. it's an amazing story about what real love -- we hear so much about lust and sex. we hear a lot of that. but real love, the kind that holds your hand through the tough times. >> i cannot wait to meet those two. >> you were busy thursday night walking for the red dress collection 2015. you looked beautiful. >> the best part about the whole thing was the song they played. it was the go red for women thing so it was all about heart disease. listen to the song they played when i walked out. ♪ >> by the way -- >> that was perfect! it gave you something to do. >> it reminded me of being in the makeup room like i do in the mornings. but the best part of that night had nothing to do with that. there's a little girl named leah still, she was in the truly brave video. >> precious. >> she's battling cancer. that's her dad, devon. and she walked in a fashion show that was amazing. she stole the place, there was a standing ovation -- >> amazing little girl. we send our

before the established law practice in boise. holds a law degree from the university of washington. taking your calls and questions. kevin is up next, pennsylvania. our line for republicans. good morning kevin. >> caller: yes good morning. good morning congressman. pleasure to speak to you. i will tell you when you started off, talking about politicians supporting positions that donors contribute to, for was music to my ears but it seems that the oligarchs the billionaires, are really determining the direction of our country. you know i'm a republican, a reliable republican. my family is. most of my friends, and to be honest with you when we talk, many people vote for republicans because you are not democrats. neither party appears to really represent the american people. if i could, i have a comment that you have a question. and i think one of the things you reference was the fact that the president's position with respect to the immigration, i don't leave he has the constitutional right to just legalize 4 million people. but in any event to tell you the truth, many republicans see

in fact, the number of people who hunt each year in idaho will -- would fill boise state stadium. it is the only stadium with blue turf. most everyone has seen that. for those of us who hunt and fish, it is difficult to put into words why this is so important. i asked everyone i talked to about these issues and encourage and teach youngsters about hunting and fishing. in idaho this last year 14,000 kids purchased a junior fishing license and approximately 14,000 purchased a junior hunting license. these numbers could be higher, and they should be higher. it is important to teach and mentor these future generations those coming behind us, about hunting and fishing and to hand down this culture for them. hunting and fishing give us a great reason to be in the great outdoors a great reason to hand down traditions, and a great reason to support the bipartisan sports's act of 2014. i ucialg all urge all of my colleagues to work with this bipartisan coalition we've put together to cosponsor and to work with us to pass this legislation. thank you mr. president. i yield the floor and i wo