>> the box. >> you're a box guy. >> first thing you see is the box.s than 60 cents a box pizza locations big and small are able to market themselves using graphics created by people like holly delray a designer at freeport paper. she's crafted over 10,000 different pizza box designs. >> it's silly, even driving around i see them sticking out of garbage cans i'm like, there's my knocks. that makes me feel good. i hope that people enjoy the product that's in the box and outside of the box, too. >> scott wiener sure does. he holds the guiness world record for largest pizza box selection and has written a book about his passion. do people say he's nuts. >> not to my face. i know when i tell somebody that i collect pizza boxes there's almost a moment where i have to take a deep breath prepare myself for the look i'm going to get. >> are you hungry for pizza now? >> yes. absolutely. i haven't had a slice in a day. ♪ >> osgood: next. these folks really know the score. later -- >> osgood: to watch the big game you need a big picture. i mean really big tickete

. >> dirty, dusty old box. like, wow. i don't know what it is. >> a discovery that will make the baseball world flip. >> you've got honus wagner. cy young. christie matthew son. >> i'm thinking to myself, oh, my god. i have a million dollars sitting in a chair. >> but is it almost too much of a good thing? >> it certainly changes the market in a negative way. (?) ♪ jamie: i'm jamie colby. i'm in northwest ohio. called the great black swamp. this is a family who has lived here for more than 100 years. when they unearth their "strange inheritance," they give it a code name: the "black swamp find." >> i'm karl kissner, in 2011, my cousins and i inherited the home from our aunts. we would find things in this home that we never knew existed. >> karl, a 54-year-old restaurant owner has invited me to the family home in the small town of defiance, ohio. karl, hi. i'm jamie. how are you? >> pleasure to meet you. jamie: nice to meet you too. is this the family home? >> this is grandma's home. come on in. i'll show you around. jamie

what makes box unique? what makes you guys different?> when you play trumpet with your cofounder at the right age -- at the ripe age of 11, you have a rooted friendship that bickering and frustration from building a company cannot break. >> has keeping the team together been a priority? >> yes. we spend a lot of time together. still. once a year, for instance, we do our own off-site. >> have any of you had a moment where you thought, i do not know if i want to keep doing this, i might want to move on? it has been 10 years. >> it has been 10 years. i have no idea if my cofounders have had those moments, but none that i have been told about. >> what is it like becoming a ceo at 19 years old, when your peers are in college, studying, partying? certainly not starting businesses. >> it is worse than what your peers are going through. it's not very illustrious to be a ceo of a two-person company. it got me excluded from parties. at the time. people, from a distance, look like they were having a lot more fun. it is generally more fun to go out

there was a bunch of boxes in this hut. my box -- there was three boxes. they were outside the hut and a lean-to with a straw mat in front. >> what? >> straw mat in front to cover the box. well, they brought an englishman in. one was empty in the middle and he was in the -- the guards decided to have a little sport. they wanted to play around to amuse themselves. they started working us over, me and this englishman. after a couple hours of this nonsense, then we went back in the box. then they took derek kenny out. the guy who was in charge of the guys was a mean son of a gun. we called him the crab because he walked sideways. they're kicking him. he wouldn't stand at attention. between the separation of the straw mats, i couldn't see him anymore. i could hear him, but i couldn't see him. he was only about ten feet away. then i heard a shot go off. i figured they shot derek kenny. the next thing i know derek kenny is brought back into the box. i said what happened. he said the grease gun had a wire handle. it fires on a forward motion. the slide is always

emily: tell me how box began. aaron: if you go back about 10 years ago, not a lot of innovation happening. it was really hard to do basic things like, how do you share your files and access data from anywhere, and how do you collaborate and work with other people. i was in college at the time. the original idea was what if you could have these sort of hard drives in the cloud that would let you put all your files in these hard drives and access it from the internet and the device you wanted to work from. emily: tell me about those early days. fondest memories. aaron: one was mark cuban was an angel investor in box. and that was just done by a cold e-mail we sent to mark back in 2005. he sent us a $350,000 check to people he had never met. that gave dylan and myself the idea that maybe we should pursue this full-time. it led to us putting the idea to our parents that we're going to drop out of college. they got freaked out. we had to do it and pursue this mission. we dropped out. and then we convinced our other two

for these men and women, hope comes in the form of a box. a sex box, to be precise.e's abc's gloria riviera. >> hi. >> reporter: meet anita. >> put olive oil in there. >> reporter: busy mother of four, hoply married to her high school sweetheartal ton. >> how is it? >> amazing. >> good. >> reporter: she's enjoying what seems like a perfect suburban life in phoenix, arizona. >> always on the go in my little suv with my little people. >> reporter: but there's more to her story. >> bye-bye, have a good practice. >> reporter: once we're out of the house she makes a shocking confession to me. >> okay, we're away from husband, we can talk girl to girl. how bad did it get? in the bedroom? >> it was -- it was bad. >> reporter: a secret so many american couples are afraid to admit. she was living in a sexless marriage. >> how long was the dry spell? >> four years. >> four years where you thought, this is not the sex life i want? >> this is a red flag. like, what happened? >> that's a big red flag. >> absolutely. it's unacceptable. >> reporter: even though she adores her husba

>> hundreds. >> and you can see the box and take them out. what do you and carla say. >> we sat them on a dresser in the hallway and dove back in the a ttic >> was it something that she collected out of a cereal box or back to his grandfather? >> he is a german imdprant and worked his way down through chicago and in to the ohio valley. >> he's chasing the american dream to it own a home and start a business. carl's a butcher by trade and 190 foif, he scraped enough to open his own shop. and the carl inch meet market. he sells candies and other grocery items. >> was he successful? >> very successful. he was well known. >> and in 1909. he marries his love jenny and starts a family and buy a dream home. by now baseball is the national past time and decades, various companies used baseball card cans to sell their products. >> it came in packages of tobacco and one of the first opportunities for the average citizen to own a real photo. >> candy companies jump in the game. carmel card helps to sell the sweets and top players of the day. wagner. and

the box? mr. conte: it depended on the guard. sometimes you could stay a minute longer, maybe two minutes longer. if you were lucky, you could catch a new guard. one time i was finding chinese cigarette butts to save the tobacco. i was able to roll a cigarette. but i had no matches, so we got a new guard. i got the cigarette and i put it on my ear like it was supposed to be there. when he let me out of the box, i said -- i went to the chinese guard do you have a match? , he goes into his pocket. he takes out matches and he lights my cigarette. so i took a couple of puffs on it. when i did was, we had these small little bamboo things that we slept on. then we had the coat they had issued us. i put a couple of them together and i put the cigarette butt at the end of that thing for the guys in the other room. there's this cigarette butt sticking in midair. the chinese guard was looking all around the room. he never spotted the cigarette butt while it was smoking. professor han: how did you endure

side of the hill, the underbrush had been tamped down indicating the box had slid down. >> the box had slid after the dew had settled and had been wiped off after the passage of the box, and that was important in developing a timeline of this case. >> investigators noticed a grease stained puncture hole in the box, and in the grease was small pieces of styrofoam. >> whoever pulled that out of the trunk, when they were lifting it out, caught the box on the latch. that's what i believed it was from. >> someone had gone to great lengths to conceal the victim's identity by removing the head, arms, and legs. to do this, the killer needed time and privacy. >> the part that didn't make sense to me about that was if someone could make a person's head, arms, and legs disappear from that day until this day, they could easily make the rest of the body disappear. so there was some reason for the body to be discovered. >> the body had three large moles and a scar on the abdomen. blue jeans and a belt with a zodiac buckle were the only other keys to the victim's identity. at the autopsy, the patholo

i open the box. pull out a large plastic holder.there's the holy [bleep] >> i was just floored because i had no idea what a 100-year baseball card looked real. >> at that moment, i pretty much know, yeah, these are real. >> karl has one more bombshell. >> so his next question is: do you have anymore? >> yes. hundreds. >> i would have been happy if it was just the eight cards. that's when you realize, this is the find of a lifetime. ♪ jamie: karl dubs the cards the black swam"black swamp find." they're quickly shipped to dallas on an armored truck and locked in a vault. the next step is to get each card officially graded on a scale of one to ten. karl goes with professional sports authenticator. i meet up with joe orlando, president of psa at the national sports collector convention for a crash course in grading baseball cards. why is this one only a one? babe ruth can't be just a one. >> if you look at the card, you can see all the defects. multiple creases throughout the card. this is about as low as it can get. >> this one is high

you take off the box lid. inside you'll see an inventory of the objects in this box and you'll see that the artifacts have been individually wrapped and -- in a very stable material. the white is a tissue paper. and we have a plastic bubble type wrap to preserve and protect the object. this is the acronym for ford's theater and this is the catalogue number. so a researcher if they were looking for a particular type of object we could search through the catalogue number or object name in the data base. these sets of tiers are associated with ford's theater. the vast majority of the material is on exhibit in the ford's theater in the basement. we have a large exhibit hall there. we also have a number of loans out right now. we have a loan in saint petersburg in russia of material from the ford's theater associated with a czar who -- the linkage is it's the czar that freed the people roughly the same time as lincoln freed the slaves. so the russians wanted to create an exhibit that linked lincoln to their czar. >

he is there that night in the box office counting the money. it's her benefit night. he meets her when she comes down the stairs, takes her down to the dressing room chews her out because she left her jewelry with her diamonds out on the dressing room table. but there's nothing more than the shipboard romance. i forgot your second question. >> about booth break his leg. >> he landed off balance, was hobbling in pain i decided not to come down on one side or the other of that. i'm not really telling booth's story or lincoln's story. terry alford, writing the oxford press version definitive version of john wil kechlt s booth's life will take a definitive position. it's called "fortune's fool." people went back and forth so many times on that. he was in pain, landed off balance. it's quite a jump, 11 feet, 6 inches. my instinct is yes, he did break it. i know there's some disagreement. mike kaufman and others feel he fell off the horse. and, clearly, it was broken by the time he gets to dr. mudd's house. but i'll stay away from that issue since i'm telling the story of t

as well as the property owners new arborist report has a condition that replacement tries be 36 inch box size along the frontages that permit approval was appealed we're here to represent that the argument for the removal of those two ficus trees we're advocates of the healthy and gifted urban foresty streetscape we're all in argument like the appellant court we're not questioning the benefits nor the goals by the city of san francisco it is those reasons we're asking for the removal upon the recommendations of our firm and i arborist this is do trees important structure as a relative to structural or suckle soil it's age and years of neglect and years of structural pruning the assessment of the trees is bookend not only my professional experienced but supported by an independent consulting arborist the ficus trees in san francisco are not loud for replanting we've seen this last storm assault weapon numerous flurlz causing dame the property owners don't accept the risk or the responsibility in essence their inheriting trees in poor condition and the yearly pruning of the knapp can occur

below the president's box. >> that was open that night. which was fortunate because two women fainted quickly, and ed fanned them with his wig and helped them into the lowered box to get them away from the panicked crowd. there was no one in it. >> that was my question thank you. >> that was one of the questions raised in the johnson impeachment questions why was that box left unsold? no one knows for sure, but it wasn't part of a conspiracy, just the fact they didn't sell that one. >> two questions. one, i visited the grave of laura keene up in brooklyn, greenwood cemetary and the tour guide said i believe that laura keene was at the time the mistress of edwin booth. number two i noticed when he told the story about the booths jumping down onto the stage, you did not say, as is properly believed i know most people believed it and later when his horse fell on him in the escape. >> on laura keene, in 1858, she traveled to australia. she had been married and her husband was a military officer in britain. he was sent to the australian penal c

you just can't get in there and start boxing.xer. >> as they wait for the bus that will transport them to a rival prison, the inmates are anxious to show off their talents. >> they have everything that is needed to win. >> derek rayborn has been waiting a long time to get in the ring. >> outlaw. fast hands, fast feet. he's going to be mighty hard to beat. with his speed and endurance the opponent is going to need life insurance. tell him what i say. >> they're going to need it. >> tell them what i say, son. what are we going to do tonight? >> we're going to smash something. >> what are we going to do tonight? >> we're going to smash something. >> there you heard it. live. >> smash something. >> from the hunt correctional center. >> i'm the outlaw. i'm going to bring it and bring it and bring the pain. >> i'm ready to beat somebody up. i mean, i ain't fight in a while so i'm ready to go fight now. >> anticipating his own fight, inmate curtis merrells is more reserved. >> the guy i'm supposed to fight, he's pretty good. he's been h

there was a bunch of boxes in this hut. my box -- there was three boxes. they were outside the hut and a lean-to with a straw mat in front. >> what? >> straw mat in front to cover the box. well, they brought an englishman in. one was empty in the middle and he was in the -- the guards decided to have a little sport. they wanted to play around to amuse themselves. they started working us over, me and this englishman. after a couple hours of this nonsense, then we went back in the box. then they took derek kenny out. the guy who was in charge of the guys was a mean son of a gun. we called him the crab because he walked sideways. they're kicking him. he wouldn't stand at attention. between the separation of the straw mats, i couldn't see him anymore. i could hear him, but i couldn't see him. he was only about ten feet away. then i heard a shot go off. i figured they shot derek kenny. the next thing i know derek kenny is brought back into the box. i said what happened. he said the grease gun had a wire handle. it fires on a forward motion. the slide is always

the new trees we're experiencing potentially a leaguer sidewalk then i also thought if you put a 48 box it's a better situations but after hearing tonight you're not recommending. >> it's recommended too when the public the level of public protest and opposition it is a measure to try to show the public we're trying to go restore the tree but canopy wise the smaller plant size you plant it is established to its location i'm not attended to 48 inch boxes it's a 2 year jump on a 36 inch but i've seen them they're trying to get used to they're new locates they're just sitting there getting used to the space they are not putting out a lot of new growth. >> my ultimate concern resale it is good we have housing but the developers will be gone in two or three years once the project is sold so maybe having that it is substantial to get the canopy back to its spates is a good idea. >> one idea 48 inches as large as possible to beef up want cap that i and the planning code requires the planning department of trees on the other frontage as well. >> one more question i'm struggling with its not urb

"sex box" premiered last night. it involving couples with relationship problems and a box and sex. much for cable tv? just ahead, we'll look at the controversy surrounding the latest relationship reality show. >> oh boy. we are back on this saturday morning. february 28th, 2015. hard to believe that march starts tomorrow. we are going to head out in a few minutes to spend time with our chilly friends on the plaza. still to come this half hour a rossen reports investigation as well. when you buy a clothing item billed as having fake fur, is it really fake? we'll discuss this one. >> this one shocked me. it is such a great story. >>> also ahead this mo the debate turning friend and family against one another. craig melvin really fired up on this one. when you look at a picture of this dress, which color do you see, a white dress with gold or blue dress with black? coming up a science expert explains why so many people see it as white and gold. >> it's not. it is just black and blue. >> i'm with you. >> i feel the picture is different. i see one picture. i thought it was blue. now i s

new york, this is squawk box. >> good morning everybody. welcome to squawk box here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin. boston getting slammed. six feet of snow over the last 30 days and another storm is blanketing parts of the region. historic amounts of snow on the ground and not enough space to put it all. they use flame burners to dissolve the snow and can't keep up with the amount reigningaining down. you don't want salt and sand and all of that stuff dumped into the harbor but they don't have a lot of choice. all of my complaints about my morning commute ring hollow when you look at these pictures. >> they're expecked to get another snow on thursday. boston we're with you but only in spirit. this is why people should not live in the northeast. i grew up in southern california and now i realize why people live there. >> why do we live in the northeast? it makes no sense. >> because of jobs. >> good morning, g-20 finance ministers are gathering in istanbul turkey. here at home the employment market front and center. the labor department will release it

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box has continued to propagate on the enterprise level.n has its own solution at the enterprise and consumer level and microsoft trying to go more into that area. i think you're right in the long term over 36 months, i think there are consolidation that will happen and margin erosion will occur. >> are you seeing startups across your portfolio, tech, clean tech, life sciences shifting toward the enterprise ditching the consumer focus? seems like companies have more money to spend, more lucrative space to be in, is that happening across the board? >> when you look at sustainability of your revenue models the consumer, we have a lot of things with security going on in the world. cyber security concerns. the consumer applications will be given away for free so with privacy issues people don't want their personal data being monitored. you can't have free and not have privacy concerns. there will be a conflict and that conflict is happening. that's where you're seeing a convergence of focusing towards an enterprise application or solutions. if

box here on cnbc. i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. welcome to the year of the sheep. most major markets in asia are closed for celebrations today and here's one piece of trivia for you. the lunar new year falls on february 19th in japan and china but it's the year of the goat in japan this year. >> we have a couple of top stories to follow this morning. greece desperately tried to avoid running out of cash so athens asked for a six month extension today to its euro zone loan agreement. it's boosting hopes for a last minute compromise. we'll see where that all goes. unlikely, i think at the moment at least. in the meantime corporate news walmart is set to post quarterly result bfrss before the opening bell. they're set to earn $1.53 a share. the numbers cover the critically important holiday shopping season. so we'll see those numbers as well. a programming note because you don't want to miss it we have an exclusive interview with walmart ceo at 11:00 eastern time this morning. th

requester was rejected the requester remove two trees a condition of removal included with a 36 inch box tree it's our position the orderly trees the recommendations are insufficient we have already presented many benefits of the trees the corridor and the line shops is a thriving business district the benefits to wildlife habitat and pollutants from the air and reduced incur xhoumgsz the trees might office those but in the meantime it will be observed bits the merchant and visitor the replacement find new trees please consider the carbon monoxide removed from the atmosphere and stored in those trees according to the research the project urban trees are maintained and larger trees store this year carbon and when we plant trees and replant a small trees we've shift did carbon in terms of storage a larger older try will concert carbon to one hundred and one hundred 50 pound of carbon monoxide per year and the new 36 box tree only a fraction over the next 15 years over the next 15 years the difference of 75 to one hundred and a plus is measurable as well as quantifyable the scraper hosts th

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squawk box begins right now. >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is squawk box. >>> good morning everybody. welcome to squawk box here on cnbc. i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. it's another fridged morning in the big apple. if you're in bed. stay there. trust me. manhattan with temperatures around 2 degrees. add in the wind chill and it feels about negative six but not just new york is feeling this. the latest winter storm is expected to spread snow and ice from the rockies to parts of the south today. there could be snow on the beach in part of the southeast. keith carson will be joining us with today's national forecast in just a bit. but first the big stories we're watching this morning. crude oil prices falling. this is all coming as traders question reports that opec might meet for the meeting in june. some people questioning those sources but it's been something the oil market has been watching closely. in other global news positive developments on the on going greek saga. athens sending economic reform plans to the euro zone overnigh

does it ever really leave you, being get near that box? -- being near that box? >> i did not know if i would have the same kind of haunted feeling being in the theater sitting there, but in this case, "the widow lincoln" incorporates the theater into the play. there is a double experience going on. you are watching mary lincoln remembering that night in ford's theater and we are in the audience remembering that night with her in ford's theater. that is a very unique experience for me as a writer. sometimes at ford's theater, they, if i can speak for them, they have to almost deny the box, in a way. if you are doing a play that has nothing to do with lincoln, yet you can't cover it up. you can't not light it. it is they are, always present. in "the widow lincoln," what is wonderful and difficult in a certain way is it is meant to be present. it is meant to be part of the play. i think sitting in the audience, realizing there was a night on april 14 in 1865 that a president and his wife sat in that box and were watching a play just like we are going to be watching

in is "squawk box." >>> good morning everybody. welcome to squawk box. i'm becky quick. it is hollywood's biggest night but if you went to sleep early, here is what you missed. birdman wins the oscar for best picture. the best actress goes to jewelulian moore. and eddy redmayne takes home best actor in "the theory of everything kwths everything." we'll have more hollywood coming up in the next half hour. >>> a couple of big stories. here is what is happening. greece facing another critical deadline as part of the deal with e.u. lenders to extend a rescue package. athens must outline the policy measures during the rest of the bailout. >>> and then back in the u.s. good news west coast ports are working to clear a huge backlog of cargo. a labor deal was reached late friday to end a month long dispute between dock workers union and shippers. we think we have good news with greece. it seems like it's sort of good. who knows. thomas perez was part of the talks. he's going to join us at 8:30 eastern and drivers they're paying more at the pump. gas prices jumping 13 cents in th

anything to add thank you i'm support of upholding the permit not sure i'm in concurrence with the box. >> i'll make a motion first to deny the appeal and approve the permit on the condition that the street trees on hayes be replaced by the 48 box rather than the 36 nchdz. >> do you want to state a basis that the department on as the department didn't error regarding the urban forestry recommendations. >> i'll make one further .48 boxes are not necessarily as ireland's available especially certain species. >> especially, since their widening the street the rest of the block is all ficus and that canopy will be a notable e noticeable difference on the block. >> okay mr. pacheco when you're ready. >> this year's a motion on the floor from commissioner honda to uphold this permit on conditions that the replacement trees on hayes street be of a 48 inch box size on the dbi didn't error in issuing that permit is that. >> that's correct. >> so on that motion to uphold the 48 box size condition commissioner fung commissioner president lazarus no commissioner wilson no vote is 2 to 2 3 votes ar

and i think that about that when i look at that box. i think about making him -- make him an idol and of course you know it's an easy -- it's just that we have participated in that generation. if that makes any sense. >> you have been -- you worked with the theater for a while. you're accustomed to it. but does it ever really leave you, being near that box? >> no. i didn't know coming back this time if i would have that same kind of haunted feeling being in the theater, sitting there. but in this case the widow lincoln actually incorporates ford's theater into the play. and so there's sort of a double experience going on. you're watching mary lincoln remembering that night in ford's theater and we're in the audience remembering that night with her in ford's theater. so that's a very unique experience for me as a writer. i think sometimes at ford's theater they -- if i can speak for them they have to almost deny the box in a way. if you're doing a play to have nothing do to do with lincoln and yet you can't cover it up you can't not ligh

size i think that placing 38 inch box size on sidewalks is problematic in terms of existing utility and smaller sized trees the faster is will grow so sometimes those larger box replacements you don't actually you know 5 years later they've caught up so 36 is a reasonable replacement size. >> thank you. >> thank you are we're going to take public comment i want to remind somebody someone from the hayes valley officer your time is the same time as at appellant other than those people are there public comment let me see a show of hands let me have the first person step forward and if you can fill a speaker card it will help us in the preparation of the minutes. >> hello, i am here to speak in favor of upholding the approval so in favor of the removal permit had he that's because i want to talk about what was on the sort of like what maybe is at stake which is the 29 unit they will eventually be built anyway, i guess the thing is in making decisions about those kinds of things we're in a housing crisis and difficult for like a general matter of renter; right? to find apartment at all s

you love boxed mac and cheese. anything that comes in a box you happen to like. >> that's true: i don't love the powder kind. the gooey cheese in the packet is where it is at. >> can you chop something into a goo? >> with my chopping skills we can. the obamas are very unamerican. kraft sold it to the government during the first berld war and dehydrated cheese was developed for the army, god bless our troops. >> thank you. >> i am going to steal that. >> let me tell you what this is. this is a war on lactose intall intall -- on lactose intolerant. they are telling people to use real cheese and real milk. this is shameful and reprehensible and outrageous and she should be impeached. >> even though she is the first lady she can be impeached. i talked to jeremy and he is on top of. it mac and cheese is great -- college students one box a day and then what you do is cut up hot dogs. did you ever cut up the hot dogs dogs and cook them? that can feed you for 79 cents. >> this is really a war on the poor. >> it is a war on

this is of fight with boxing needed in a long time. since that - - heavyweight division has been nonresistance this is really big. with a big enough hype to justify the numbers with the hotels and in philadelphia they are excited so i am looking for this to break a lot of records for what it will be that is a really good exciting fight to cap off to get people interested in the next big fight whenever that comes 2015. neil: that could be you. but the vendor you moved up to the heavyweight to start the multiple division and champion. but do you ever look at a field where there is one budget .7 pounds? that is your arm and you say why didn't i get those types of deals? >> i realize time changes and sometimes it is for the better. i wish shot was in this time now because i could have ruled the heavyweight division but boxing has to grow. but the weather created the money-making machine that he is in. he created that by talking and making people like kim and love him. i am so happy that the fight is coming up with the date that we can talk

roll stinger take 2 box ---damian trujillo...Ña desde la calle "story" en san jose, donde han ocurrido varios robos... damian, buenas tardes. take damian live damian live vo los robos de auto suceden en toda la ciudad. pero en los ultimos 3 dias se han registrado 5 carros robados aqu en la carretera story. vo hoy estuvimos en la avenida camden donde la policia arresto a un sospechoso. se le acusa de haberse robado un carro marca honda el viernes pasado. la policia se comunic con el dueÑo del auto patra que lo recogiera el propietario dice que fue alarmante levantarse por la manana y no ver su auto estacionado en su casa. se lo habian robado. investigadores dicen que este tipo de crmenes esta incrementando y en la mayoria de los casos usan los autos robados para cometer otros crimenes como robo de casas. despues de invadir propiedades y robar viviendas los delincuentes abandonan los autos yse roban otro. varias personas fueron testigos del arresto de hoy. eusebio ponce/testigo sot/21:11 trt: :15 eusebio dice: "sabemos que estas co

sensing something wasn't right she kept her hand on the box. he made a go for it and in spite of her best efforts he was too strong, overpowered her hand and was able to steal the box and the money, 23-year-old cody gintz allegedly returned to the scene to drive off in his car after allegedly stealing money. he and his mom jotted down the lbs plate number and he was arrested a short time later for strongarm robbery. >> i didn't know a guy would do that. i didn't know there were people around here that would do such a thing and it just made me feel bad. >> san jose police say they found $300 on gintz when they arrested him. a k9 officer helped find the cash box ditched in a nearby creek. the responding officers pitched in $60 for the girl scout troop and bought the remaining cookies valued at $240. gintz expected to make his first court appearance this upcoming wednesday. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay" >> that was nice of the police officers as well. the little girl should get a special badge, bob. thanks. >>> 6:04. c

box. >> good morning welcome to squawk box here on cnbc.'m becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. the ecb is taking a hard line on the country's debt. they'll no longer let banks use greek government debt for collateral for loans. some lost up to a fifth of their data out of the gate this morning. the other big story, oil prices swinging wildly in the last few days. the saudi finance minister saying the kingdom is okay with cheap crude for some time. >> we have been preparing for such a period. we have learned from the past. we have been through this in the past. with obviously the oil market. everybody knows goes through ups and downs and peaks and valleys and so in the last few years we have the resources. we build the resources. we build the buffers to help us in sustaining our policies and not disrupting them. so i'm comfortable we'll be able to continue that. >> he's comfortable but a lot of other people aren't. oil prices are now down about 60% since mid june but that doesn't tell the story of the last week. over the hast

this is "squawk box." >>> welcome back to "squawk box." right here on cnbc.n business world, i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick. we have terrifying pictures after a jet crashed into a river in taipei after takeoff. the images i'll warn you in advance. you'll see them in a second here. 58 passengers and crew aboard. authorities say the plane clipped a bridge and crashed into the water. the airplane belongs to transasia. an unbelievable image to watch. >>> meantime, back here in the united states a horrible train crash, a crowded commuter train slammed into an suv on the tracks. it happened at rush hour. seven people were killed. at least 12 people were killed. setting the front of the train abraise and the ntsb is now investigating. >>> we do have breaking news when it comes to business news as well staples is buying office depot. among the other stories that we're watching just an hour away from an early read. joe, do you have something? >> no if you want to know it's $11, office depot. it's cashing in stock. i don't know if you have any other deta

take 2 box ---damian trujillo nos acompaÑa desde esa tienda con los detalles...s tardes. take damian live damian/live el video de vigilancia de esta tienda ayudo a la policia identificar a una mujer en este crimen. la policia dice 2 mujers usaron una tarjeta de credito de la victima aqui despues del homicidio. vo y esta es un a de las sospechosas. se llama gabriela bernice ortiz de san jose, y se la acusa de homicidio. la policia dice que ortiz tambien es la mujer que aparece en el video de vigilancia de la tienda en san jose. ella es la mujer en la mano derecha. el cadaver de robert heiser fue encontrado la semana pasada en su casa de gilroy. y despues de ser robado y golpeado, la policia acusa a ortiz de homicidio. la policia tambien ha identificado a 4 mas sospechosos a la policia nos indica que podria haber mas victimas de ortiz. sgt. pedro espoinoza/gilroy pd sot pedro says: ":se supone que hay mas victimas.. en el area de la bahia.." vo la polcia de gilroy tambien ha identificado a ortiz como la la polcia de gilroy tambien ha identificado a ortiz como la so

inside the box, investigators found several short black and white hairs.icroscopic analysis confirmed that the hairs were from an animal, but there were no roots attached, so nuclear dna testing was impossible. but they were able to extract mitochondrial dna from the hair. mitochondrial dna is passed to animals and humans only from the mother. joy halverson, a california veterinarian, specializes in animal dna. >> it will not be as unique a profile as i might get from blood or saliva or hair with a root, but it will still allow me to say, yes, this sample matches the reference dog or it doesn't match the reference dog. >> halverson performed a pcr test, which stands for polymerase chain reaction. >> it's basically like taking one page out of a book and ignoring the rest of the book and xeroxing that page a million times. and now you have that page in so much quantity that you can see it. >> then the sample was sequenced to get a visual representation of the dna type. when she compared the dna from the hair in the ammunition box to a sample of keisha's hair

boxing's golden boy, oscar de la hoya's latest fight is outside of the ring, taking boxing and martialados behind the scenes. oscar de la hoya is with us now with an exclusive look into your channel. hi, oscar, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. liz: this is interesting, and it's not going to be easy because watching a channel in a very crowded arena is something that takes guts, which we know you have, but talk about what's going to be on the channel. >> absolutely. de la hoya tv is another business venture that i'm obviously, no pun intended, you know, facing with gloves on. i'm really excited about this because, you know, over the years i've had a career that spans over 20 years inside the circle, and we were able to generate more than 19 million pay-per-view buys. we generated roughly close to 700 million dollars in pay-per-view income. liz: wow. >> and so, what we -- what we-- the idea behind de la hoya tv, boxing right now with mma is so popular when it comes to the hispanic consumer, as you know, we have 50 million plus hispanics living in the u.s. and so we n