. >> and quickly, the books at bok. this was a little sort of tempest-in-a-teapot-type thing it sounded to me -- a bunch of books stored at one of our schools, bok, that's really being warehoused until you have time to get through them, but you have gone through them once already and used many of the ones that were usable to the tune of $2 million worth of books. is that right? >> absolutely, and i'm glad you brought that up because the books at bok are the result of 31 schools that are closed, and we went through those materials. we were able to redistribute those materials before they actually went into bok, and then once in bok, we had a series of weeks where we invited individuals to come in and go through those materials. >> teachers, principals. >> teachers, principals. >> right. >> anyone who could use those materials. in fact, that's still going on. >> right. >> now, it is no secret that all of those materials are there. they have been there. when you close 31 schools, there's a lot of material. some are useful,

. >> because the sound, bok, bok, bok, means it's ready. >> it's good. pasta, yeah. >> so the story of misrata, the story of libya, seems to be ordinary people suddenly called upon to do extraordinary things. where were you when war broke out? >> i was in canada, montreal. >> studying medicine. >> yes. >> dr. jihan put her medical studies on hold to help tend all manner of horrible war injuries. what kind of procedures were you doing on a regular basis? >> oh, everything, everything, without prior practice and knowledge. so, you just, like, kind of in the situation try to pick up things. >> how many patients did you treat a day? >> 60, 70. >> 60 or 70? >> it was a lot. like, the whole hospital was full. >> when you heard he had been killed, what did you feel, relief? >> i felt relieved. i was, like, realizing that, okay, it's over. i'm trying to heal my own wounds, because in the middle of it, you just go, go, go, and you never realize how much injuries and trauma you get inside yourself. >> right. >> because we probably never think, like, we're going to

bok or haram grew stronger. it's becoming difficult for the forces in nigeria and neighbors to deal with the situation. there in abuju. thank you. as you have heard, that announcement to pledge allegiance came hours after three suicide bombers killed more 3 people in a series of coordinated attacks against the 23450e69 earn city of maiduguri. more from the capital, abuja. >> another bloody day in northern nigeria. these are victims of the latest attacks by suspected boko haram fighters. medical workers struggle to save those they can, a seen that has become a routine in the north. dozens have been killed in three coordinated attacks in a city now home to more than a million people displaced by boko haram violence. the dead are in the morgue. the injured are being treated. there are reports it was the work of male and female suicide bombers. it is possible but i can't kong firm it now. the attack the leader of boko haram pledged loyalty to is isil. boko haram had hinted at joining forces with is isil before but t

been taken over, yet saying it was an accident we have no evidence of where the plane is the black bok recorders orbox recordersor any wreckage so how can the statement be made? >> declarations of accident that is important. because unit under oip ipo requirement we have to announce the plane is lost and the declaration of accident is the way forward. >> there may be a probability now that the australians will wind down their involvement in the search and recovery operation, when will you take over and how long will you be willing to search for mh 370? >> i would like to reiterate that the expert team has advised us this is the place we should search. and the expert team is professional bodies from all over the world ntsb from u.s., atsb from australia we have talent from boeing, all that we need and it is a big such team and all the data that we require and woo analyze the data shows that the plane is in the south indian ocean. >> u.s. president barack obama has defended the position not to charge a ferguson police officer for the killing of unarmed teenager michael brown. >> we may n

. >> is one of the largest assaults against bok or haram.t's a reflex of the fact that fire year i can't has not contained boko haram. boko haram has largely attacked within tie year i can't, it is against nigeria. obviously we saw the reference to is isil but the evidence is the nigeria that boko haram is focused on nigeria and only in the last few months expanded into these countries because military and society hasn't tackled it. so, therefore, we see the african union. therefore, we see niger, chad going in to nigeria with the help i should mention, a lot of training that has been going on between the u.s. forces and the british forces and the local armies as well. >> you interest nigerian society there. you have been on the ground for two weeks in northeastern nigeria. you are not far, of course from maiduguri where is boko haram was born. kuala do people on the ground make of this new offensive, appreciative of it? do they believe boko haram can be defeated? >> i think most people here will tell you that boko haram is largely void of i

the blilt black bok is a brimpbl between old and new technology. eventually it won't be needed. they're busy making deals to connect directly. and they've just gotten a big round of funding to make that happen. >> we raised $16.5 million which is a testament to the early outcomes. >> they can include their self management skills and minimize the glucose. >> he used it to teach patients the signs of blood sugar. >> once she started using the app, she started to recognize that she was feeling cold. >> as it integrates with pumps they'll seek approval to let doctors give smart prescriptions. >> and it prompts them at 6:00, take you took more than 6,000 steps. you're going to take less insulin. >> and jeff change went to work for gluco in regular affair ls. jonathan bloom abc 7 news. m. >>> and turning to other news of the day. two mass shootings in arizona and africa. >> always great to see you. we'll have more on the breaking news. the man hunt the american city on lockdown. and we're right there tonight. the museum terror attack targeting tourists, and the question many people ar

from back in the 1980's and he has become the voice of anticorruption and the strong arm of tackling bok. the road started out when the party split cost because the leader did not hand over leadership of the party to the north. nigeria is a country where there is a delicate balance between north and south. roles are switched between the north and south and the leadership is no different from that. the second point is when the former central banker challenged the government over corruption. the third point was oil's collapse, which had a major effect on nigeria which relies on oil for 90% of its export revenue. the worsening situation with boko haram. to an extent, we are already seeing the risks before our eyes. there has been a master in -- massive investor exodus from nigeria. it was one of the favorites of emerging markets a few years ago and now you are seeing investors another money this pulling out their money because -- seeing investors pulling out their money. mark: coming up, petrobras makes its first asset sale following management overhaul. that story in the latin america repo

in jan bok bob mcdonald, secretary of veterans affairs. unsafe practices in main management and psychiatric care. the prescribing of high doses of opiates as two and a half times the national average and a culture of fear that compromised patient care. for simkakoskis that realization came too late. christof putzel, al jazeera wisconsin. >> the future of mafn space travel took a big leap forward today. it came in the form of a rocket that did not leave the ground. nasa says it launched the next nexting level of rocket system. engineers described the two minute burn as a significant milestone towards their goal of putting astronauts on mars. a test launch is slated at 2018. now to mon op li. monopoly. it's more than a board game it's an institution. it was introduced back in 1935 or was it? well tonight the truth about monopoly as you see it. it was really created by a woman, she was an anti-capitalist and she wanted to show the world what the evils of money can do. mary palan joins us now. she helped uncover the true history of her game th

anrde bok tat cld ki. >>5 tillnn 20 ear at'sust e nmber. 5rillion r them to split with airbus.d business to get into. being in the market means managing your portfolio. not buying one stock or two. we keep talking about a basket of stocks. how do you manage it? i'll share with you my current portfolio allocations. tweet me. i'm @cvpayne. >> all right, guys. i get this all the time. allocation. how many stocks should i buy? how much should i put in? here's the thing, ideally, in your core portfolio, not the trading stuff, but core portfolio buy and hold, you don't want any single position to be more than 5% of the total portfolio. now, of course, there will be allowances. they would have to be special situations. now, one way to take advantage of economic trends, you can be overweight in certain areas. now, my current model portfolio for my hotline subscribers is this. i'm in agriculture one way. that's, again, 5%. it's an old legacy position. wouldn't add to it yet. david talked about consumer discretionary. two stocks there. consumer staples, one there. one in energy. it will

also we want to talk to the owner, you're telling just addition to what people drop in the donation bok additional donation? >> yes, we are donating a dollar for item for the whole day today along with all of the cones that we sell. so, for example, if you buy a conan a hotdog, we will donate $2 for those items along with dollar that we will hopefully collect from the customers. >> that's great. >> so hoping for big donation today. >> that's wonderful. matt you're with children's miracle network. can you talk about the benefit, so this will benefit children at chop. >> yes so, our funds will go directly toward child life services which that will go through art therapy music they are. >> i oh, that's wonderful. and julia ' you're ambassador for children's miracle network, also life-long patient at chop. so you see the benefit first snapped. >> i am. i am assist particular fibrosis patient, and i know first-hand these donations make huge difference, not only in the physical well-being, but the psycho social well-being, does great job on focusing on child life therapy and music life they a

. >> what went wrong in officials little end to the black bok recovered from the plane crash site in the alms. what they heard was shocking, why one of the pilots was trying to knock down the cockpit door and get in. >> nothing good going on in that plane. i think this guy is feeling better, his father sent him a get well card while recovering from surgery what was in that that definately brightened up his day. well made his crime. >> oh, the pain from sane. heart break for young girls everywhere. sane from one direction head in the his own new direction simon cowell's message about the future of the ban, a lot of people wondering now what is it going to be like without zane? >> can they go on with just four of the boys left? >> i don't know. >> i say yes. because, what's the alternative? six? >> good day everybody, it is march 26, 2015. >> i think a lot of young girls everywhere sue were so upset. >> tough start for many of us this morning to just go on with our lives really. but, smiling through the pain, this bus stop buddy through the fog for that matter. yes, we've got foggy sta

. >> thank you bok. 05:00, okay, it is time to do it again. grab the shovel, and the salt. because more snow is on the on the way. >> jennifer joyce live in berlin with more, jen how is it looking now? >> well, right now for the moment, the rain has stopped falling. but i just took a look at the radar t looks like there is a big whopper coming our way. so we won't be dry for that much longer. we're live here, at the wal-mart where we expect that people will be stopping by to pick up the essentials, rain today, then another batch of snow tomorrow. and this is all after what we dealt with just yesterday with the nasty mix of snow, sleet ice, driving conditions were really really terrible yesterday. chris o'connell is out talking with people on back roads who say it is take being 45 minutes just to go 2 miles. they had their scrapers, they had their shovels out. it was a whole mix of nastiness out there. people just tell us that they're just tired. i think we just heard bob kelly say we're more than 20 storms in this season. people are just red foyer some sunshine some flowers

save your spot, bok cents chairs, trash cans yes and they know not to touch it. live on midvale lots of parking spaces available. trying to show you how nice and easy cars are taking this curve here on the till, a slick hill, too actually, so that's the right thing to do. but also, before you get out the roads it makes it easier for everyone else, live here in east falls justin finch cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> justin, thanks so much. >> thank you. now, there are few delays and concellations still lingering at philadelphia philadelphia international airport. after yesterday's big storm. right now last count was about 45 flights that are canceled and 13 are experiencing delays. but far cry from where things were yesterday. you still want to go ahead and check with your airline before you leave home. the plows are busy all day yesterday over at newark liberty international airport in new jersey. they work in tandem to get all of the snow removed from the runways so planes could take off and land safely. you got to think of all of the roads out there including the

his little brain and he decided to stop the bill from passing by adding in whole sections from the bokguage saying, sure south carolina may have a wooly mammoth fossil but the wooly mammoth was created on the sixth day with the beasts of the field and that must be in the law. olivia's bill got waylayed for a long time and she stuck with it and said she would stick with it forever, until she was 23 maybe or maybe even until she was 40 but she did not have to stick with it until she was 40. south carolina eventually came around in part because of her perseverance and olivia wants to be a scientist but i prefer her to be governor orlet least legislator to get things done. now more cynicism. the giant salamander cute. it's from idaho. in 2012 an idaho fourth grader wrote to her state legislator to see about getting it designated as the state amphibian. that was 2012. 2013 she tried again. bill got printed. couldn't get a hearing. 2014 got a hearing couldn't get it passed. this is her fifth trip to the legislative session in the state trying to get this passed and when they brought it up in

the tsarnaev brothers allegedly packed the boks that were designed to maim and kill.: a man running count street after allegedly snatching a 22-month-old child carrying him in his arms in broad daylight. the victim's brother and sister, very brave children, chased after him. police say eventually the suspect put the baby down and ran off. authority say the alleged kidnapper is 15 years old. what is going on here? jonathon hunt live in our west coast newsroom. what do we know about this guy? >> reporter: we don't know much at this point. he's not being identified because he is as you mentioned according to cops just 15 years old. but officials say he is indeed the person you see in that surveillance video carrying the 22-month-old toddler away. they say that he has lived in the small town of sprague washington for some years and the sheriff says they are glad they got him off the streets. >> based on a search warrant that we applied for and served. as well as one of the siblings involved at the very beginning they were able to pick out the suspect in a photo montage. >

largely due to these areas in north dakota like the bok and region and the shale region.xan, the permian -- in texas, the permian basin. you've seen an increase in production in those areas. you see u.s. production climbed to levels you have not seen in decades. production is now like 9.4 million barrels a day. largely driven by these regions. at the same time, the u.s. is an importer of crude. the u.s. is still importing especially canadian crude. u.s. imports of canadian crude are at a record high. i believe it is around 3.3 billion barrels a day. while refiners have been backing out from imports -- as you get more crude from canada and locally, you will start backing out. non-canadian imports. you still have more supply on the market. when you look at total supply it is a lot higher than it used to be. host: here is a graph from the wall street journal talking about crude oil prices. the changes in crude oil prices since 2004. the line toward the end at $43 -- less than $44 per barrel as of march 19. as these prices are falling would we not expect opec to cut productio

host: "the christian science monitor" -- can john boehner survive the dhs the bok -- after the dhs debaclethat is the headline. frequently rot tears to his eyes but it has largely been a slog, he has had to fight off democrats, tea partiers, members of his own party. in fact, republicans voted for someone else last month, the largest rebellion since the civil war. our next caller joining us from george r. -- georgia. caller: i am 64 years old and a black man. you know what, when have they ever govern? statistics showed and him preach -- and impeach president, you know what, i have not seen them govern never. another thing. about the prime minister. it's an insult to every voter in america who voted as president in office. all of them need to sit down. the democrats need to sit up and let them know, when do you let an out sider -- it is an insult to the president of the united states. any ally, they should come in. host: thank you for the call. another viewer saying, trying hard to put the blame on the gop. that is a tweet. you can join in, @cspanwj. our next caller from maine. caller: i be

by the way, you are launching a new face bok page. >> exciting day.ewers, we have it up now. there is my team, josh, charlie and jovon. we're getting story tips, if you like something we did, if you don't like something, let us know. you feel like you've been ripped off tell us. go to facebook.com -- there it is. rossen reports. you'll see a blue verified check mark next to me. bring it on. >> let us know how you feel about jeff's new haircut. >> go ahead, make your jokes. >> no jokes. >> thank you for that. >> coming up, what has madonna's stomach in knots, she opens up to carson. >> and you've got to see what's happened on last night's episode of too many stars right after this. i am a lot of things. i am his sunshine. i am his advocate. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment like aricept® it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. vo: namenda xr doesn't change h