. >> but if you think his job is hard, meet francesca cottingham. the most endangered species in galapagos, the mangrove finch. >> there's an abandoned nest up here. >> it's kind of bird that hides deep in these swampy mangrove jungle gyms on isabella. how can you tell it's abandoned from here? >> the binoculars. >> okay. i thought you had some kind of bird sense. >> oh, did you hear that in tut, tut, tut? >> that's a good sign. they stay completely hidden during our hike, but here's some footage captured by francesca's team. not only are these birds threatened by rats, but sometime in the late 1950s, a random cargo brought a certain kind of fly to the galapagos, a fly that feeds on the beaks of baby finches. >> it's like a horror story. the adult fly lays its eggs in the nest, and the first lar val stage enters the ear and nasal cavities of the nestlings. and it ththey are a lot smaller they should be. >> that is a horror story. >> and it's to put the papaya juice to attract them. >> so she lives out here, trying to save birds she can hardly see fr

but here's footage from francesca's team. threatened by rats but in the 1950s a random load of cargo brought a certain kind of fly to the galapagos, a fly that feeds on the little beaks of baby finches. >> it's sort of like a horror story really, that the fly lies its eggs in the nest, then the first larval stage enters the nasal cavities of the nestlings, so a lot of the birds die. it causes huge mortality. and other ones, you know, they fledge a lot lighter and smaller than they ought to be. >> that is a horror story. >> in the papaya use to attract them. >> so she lives out here trying to save birds she can barely see from flies she can barely catch. what do you say to someone who things, well, there are 13 other kinds of finches in the galapagos and maybe there's others we haven't discovered and this saul pais all part of the cycle, some survive and some don't. why is it worth all your time and money to save this one little bird? >> because it's sort of humanity's problem that's up to us to solve. >> we broke it, we shoul

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francesca's and men's warehouse are among those experiencing only a minimal impact. and there could be a silver lining for shoppers. while there has been less inventory to pick from in early spring once the merchandise does come in retailers will likely have to discount it to catch up. for "nightly business report," i'm courtney regan. >>> from fed chief to blogger, former federal reserve chairman ben bernanke is writing about economics and finance on the brookings institute website. he's a senior fellow at brookings. he defended his actions as the head of the central bank to keep interest rates low. not only did he post his first blog but he also made a rare public speech saying rates may not remain this low fo >> the downward pressure on global interest rates will probably moderate somewhat over time. the pressures for the trade deficit of the united states will probably moderate somewhat over time. i think those are positive factors that need to be taken into account thinking about growth. >> until today mr. bernanke has only made limited comments on the economy s

we're still waiting -- talking to francesca. bondholders will want their money back. a 72% chance that greece reneges on its debt, how does this end up? guest: it is a hard question. i wouldn't be able to say how exactly. i think any restructuring within the euro makes the euro stronger. we have seen that happen once before. we had a huge amount of spillover effects and a response from policymakers. this could be a template going forward. there could be a hard one agreement to push more cash into greece, within the framework covering subsequent years and eventually some restructuring of the stock of liabilities on the official side. anna: so any sign of a deal in done any kind of agreement could be seen as positive? guest: i think so. the deal is now focused on the lows are you the flows and have cover the greek funding needs. we know there is a hot in redemptions -- hump in redemptions this year but as the cash flow that greece owes to collectors fizzles out quickly. it is really a matter of finding an agreement now covering the next couple years and letting things e

francesca pops the safety cap on acetaminophen. the number one drug.the list. >> you opened that one too? >> yes. >> was that easy to open? >> yes. >> reporter: the boys are doing it too. mark here opens the cough syrup. the dangerous painkillers. remember this could be poison for a child. there is brayden opening bottles. no problem. in fact every single child in our group opened one bottle. olivia opened two within minutes. >> how do you open that? >> i opened it myself. >> really fast. >> i am really fast. because i'm a big girl. >> reporter: her mom watched in horror. >> i was frightened. you buy these items expecting them to be child proof. my 4-year-old sat there and opened it. >> one after the other after the other. >> easily. >> reporter: what you may not know under federal law, these caps don't have to be child proof, just child resistant. >> are the regulations tight enough? >> i think they are. we don't want to make it impossible to open. we want to make sure kids don't get to medicine. >> reporter: it comes down to us as adults. we leave me

let me ask you francesca your reaction to netanyahu's speech and your assessment?raise the bar for the president with the negotiations to sell the american public? >> no doubt mr. netanyahu's gave a very strong speech for anyone who listened to that but the effect of the negotiations said on november will change much as he has been giving any public speeches as he prepares for the next election but as far as congress is concerned it will change their mind. the democrats were against the deal already. lou: 84% of the most recent polls say what would result in possibly iran having the ball within a decade 84 absolutely oppose it. >> they are right we have fled from being in a position we would not let them get nuclear weapons to of we will make sure they are one year away from being able to do which. lou: was a reaction in israel? there is an election in two weeks of what was the impact ? >> the party picked up one tusis but people think that will go away and there is every reason to believe it is a 50/50 contest that could go against the prime minister. lou: unbelie

express is owned by francesca. these companies that have gotten new ceos. >> who is most likely to see a good turnaround? >> where will we see them make a difference? target and gap are the two most cited where the new leaders are starting to make changes and will turn things around. brian cornell is the new ceo at target. he is making moves to do other things. the cap ceo is from the web side. he is from the innovation business within cap. he is unique. that trend within retail, not necessarily promoting the merchants but looking to other businesses for future leaders. >> anybody out there who is just too big? >> there were not that many listed. if anybody it's jcpenney. there are two things that make a retail brown unsalvageable. -- brand unsalvageable. one is the cash. the other is if it's been taken down market in its distribution. if you have devalued the brand too much. most of these don't fall into those categories. >> i thought there was a good print campaign for jcpenney. >> julie hyman, thank you so much.

if you've got relationship questions, who doesn't, the team of matthew hussey and francesca hogi haveon. remember when he said that? >> yeah. makes sense when he said it. it wasn't out of context. >>> if your legs are dry from being covered up all winter bobbie thomas has some products that will make your skin look bronze and beautiful. >>> plus cute and comfortable easter fashions for your cute bunnies at home. we have some cute little kids in the wings. >>> yes, we do. why on earth do we have whoppers hon our desk? >> why not? because i want to smell like one. >> burger king thought that that might be the case. so they announced that they are making a limited edition of fragrance of whopper grilled beef burger cologne. >> cologne. for men. now it is a joke a bit of sorts, will be available april 1st, which we know is april fools' day. no, already i'm out. >> onions? i love onions. how do you not -- just so you know the bad news is it is only in japan. all right? and it's $40. let me just see. if i was -- i would like that. >> you wouldn't want to smell -- the dogs were would maul yo

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and the founder of madetomeasurematching.com, francesca hogge. girls do grow up from when they're little waiting for the prince claurming ingcharming to come rescue them from the tower. is that harmful for little girls? >> yes. yes. you can't be rescued and you can't rescue someone so the whole idea of the rescuing is wrong from the start. no one wants to rescue someone, either. >> well, if you're in a burning house you like it. >> not in love. you can't rescue someone from their own personal problems. >> yeah. if you set up -- if someone is attracted to you because of that need to rescue you, then you're going to always have to be in distress for that dynamic to work. >> good point. >> men want to be the hero but they don't want to rescue. it is nice to be the hero it is nice to be able to provide and protect in some way but rescuing implies that you wouldn't be okay without me. that's too much responsibility. no one wants that. >> the whole concept of happily ever after is ridiculous unless you live for three more days on your honeymoon. and th