joining me now with the outcome, darin, thanks for joining us, i'd be pretty frustrated if i got rippedff 15 times in a three-month period. was it frustration or anger that lead you to say i'm calming out with a gun? >> you know, it was a little bit of both. you can imagine there was a lot of sleepless nights. up to the point of actually catching this guy, they had actually only been hitting in the far yard so it was just parts units. when we had noticed earlier in the day that day they had started cutting into the french that would be customer units and i'd have to write checks to cover those costs. >> mike: were the police helpful? i mean, you know, you'd call them every time you'd get a break-in during the night. what did they tell you hey, too bad, we can't help you? >> the original response from the police department wasn't very favorable, but then in talking to them in recurrences, you know, they had half the budget two years ago obviously they can't park a guy out my parking lot all night long. they've got bigger fish to fry than lawn mowers. you just got a gun and it's often the

bobby darin and i were close. are we goinghere to go from here.r the kids are going to go, and all we have to look at is the rat pack. i did not discover the beatles until a couple years later when i went over there. when you first met sinatra, you are in total awe. he was one of the best friends you could ever have. when he liked you, he liked you. you learn so much from him. a lot of things about him were very much and influence on me and everyone else. once you get around that, you get to experience something i do not think we will get to see again. there will never be anyone like francs sinatra. >> dean martin? >> he was a lovable guy. he played to the hilt. it was apple juice. he was the type of guy that would show up in the steam room. we would all walk around nude in front of each other. he would peel off. he liked to go to bed early. he would sit there and watch westerns, and he was just a gentle man, a fun-loving guy. frank adored him. he was easy to get along with. c.m.e.? >> c.m.e. is the most talented -- sammy? most talentede guy i hav

darin, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> guys, want to trade this amid the convincingmpelling arguments? >> i think the one name that stands out in talking about the ability to grow the smart phone and the tablet trade beyond the u.s. into the emerging market is sandisk. despite what we are seeing with apple, i would stay with that name going forward. >> murphy, real quick. >> facebook is a great opportunity. do you like home for facebook? >> we do. facebook, i don't know what we can discuss, but this is a recent addition of mine. >> we'll talk more about that next time we have you. coming up from tech to staples to retail, all the big movers on the street covered in the top three trades coming up. >>> plus, reality on crude. oil continues to slide falling 6% over the past week. we'll head to the futures pit to see how the smart money is bidding on oil's next move. we'll be right back. welcnew york state, where cutting taxes for families and businesses is our business. we've reduced taxes and lowered costs to save businesses more than two billion dollars to grow jobs,

he is like -- i don't know if you're old enough to remember a man named bobby darin.was like the consummate performer and showman and mike michael buble is that for this generation. >> we're packing our bags, going charleston, south carolina. >> college of charleston. >> indeed we are. so please arrive, come see us, 7:00 a.m. this is on thursday morning. >> right. outside the main gate, everybody, at porter's lodge on george street. >> we'll be live from there. we're going to be there thursday and friday. >> yes. >> and it's going to be fun. we're going to look for creative signs. so please come out and bring your signs. >> it's one of the most beautiful. you haven't been before, right? >> yes. >> and i haven't been in a long, long, time, i think it was 1892 when i went. it's the kind of town that doesn't change and you don't want it to. it's just beautiful. okay. >> let's talk about these, these are called shoes with soul. >> i am so excited about this. >> milk and honey asked us to design our own shoes. flats, heels, et cetera. >> you design them online. >> you pick

the white house informed congress that the chemical is used to believe a lethal nerve gas called darin. officials believe use originated from the regime of syrrian president bashar as assad. president obama has said in the past that the use of chemical weapons would be a red line that could trigger u.s. reaction. hagel says u.s. officials are still addressing the situation. >> of emergency workers are at the scene of a burned out psychiatric hospital outside moscow. at least 38 people have died. the fire appears to have been sparked by an electrical short. three people did manage to escape the fire. officials a heavy smoker is hampering efforts to recover bodies from the destroyed one story building. >> in bangladesh this morning rescuers is spending a third day looking for trapped survivors from a building collapse. at least 290 people have been confirmed dead but authorities say more than 60 were rescued since yesterday afternoon. the building held five guards factories employing around 2500 workers concern over a number of the crack in the building. factory on allegedly told he buil

i am darin jordan. this is "al jazeera" livedoha. the bloodshed continues in iraq. hundreds dead and 100 missing. the woman who survived the building collapse in bangladesh tells her horror story. the u.s. and the u.k. say there is growing evidence of chemical warfare being waged in syria. president obama was quick to say they will await the results of a u.n. investigation before taking action. even at the u.n. finds rock- solid proof of chemical attacks, international intervention is still far from assured. >> at the meeting with the king of jordan, president obama was asked that with the growing evidence of the possible use of chemical weapons, has his redline been crossed? >> it is obviously horrific as it is when orders are being used against civilian and people are being indiscriminately killed. to use potential weapons of mass destruction on civilian populations crosses another line, with respect to international norms and international law. >> similar words on the other side of the atlantic. the british prime minister david cameron describing the use of chemi