>> galvin's last kidnapping ended beyond that.ven before it got to the ransom stage, one of his victims managed to call his parents and give his location. >> when i was in the car with these two kids -- well, they weren't kids, they were over 18. i don't mess with, you know, kids under 18, you know. they called their parents. and the cops ended up following us, and the helicopter. so, you know, it ended kind of bad. that's how i got caught, you know. >> well, what happened? >> well, i cut the guy's neck. and the cops surrounded the car and pulled me out, you know what i mean? >> did he die? >> yeah. >> ironically, robert galvin is both a predator and a parent. he has four kids ranging from 8 to 16 years old. >> i let them know about the mistakes i made so they don't repeat them and don't end up in here. i do what i can for them money wise. you know, send them money and, you know, put it in the bank. hopefully, you know, college, you know. that's what i want. i want them to accomplish things that i wish i had. i want my sons to be

. >> i have obviously failed to galvinize and prod if not shame enough americans to be ever vigilantgo communist-raised, communist-educated, communist-nurtured subhuman mongrel like the community organizer gangster barack obama to weasel his way into the top office of authority of the united states of america. >> where was mr. nugent yesterday? campaigning for republican front runner for texas, greg abbott. nugent gave this rousing introduction. >> we don't have to question greg abbott's courage because he invited me here today. i am so proud to be here today in denton, texas, to introduce the next governor that will make sure america knows what freedom looks like. and it looks like greg abbott, my friend, greg abbott. >> what sort of republican is greg abbott trying to forge here. it wasn't until the word acorn was used. >> i knew where he was headed all along. >> let's talk politics and not the fact that some people in the country don't like different kinds of people. why would a front runner hang out with this guy? show up with him a couple of times yesterday after he just said th

. >> i have obviously failed to galvinize and prod if not shame enough americans to be ever vigilantago communist-raised, communist-educated, communist-nurtured subhuman mongrel like the a corn community organizer gangster barack obama to weasel his way into the top office of authority of the united states of america. >> subhuman mongrel? that's disgusting. that is no way to talk about anybody, much less the president of the united states. why should we care what ted nugent thinks? well, because republicans care. this is the type of man some party leaders are embracing. right now the texas attorney general greg abbott is using ted nugent supporting his campaign for governor. they appeared at a campaign eevent just yesterday and abbottt actually praise him. >> thank you, ted nugent, a fighter for freedom in this country. >> so the man who called our president a subhuman mongrel is a fighter for freedom. too many republicans are embracing it. nugent was also a prominent backup of current texas governor rick perry. in fact, nugent even performed at the governor's inaugural ball wearing

workers like welder valerie galvin, whose skills are much needed at a company giving her a much appreciatedortunity. >> i know more about what i'm doing, you know. i can take -- go places with that. it's not like i'm stuck. i don't feel stuck anymore. >> reporter: 19-year-old torres hughes sees upside as well. he's a graduate of chicago's austin polytechnic academy. he works the brake press now but sees sales in his future. >> i feel like i was introduced to something that can change my life in the future as well, can really mean something to me and my family. i love what i do. >> reporter: words any employer would love to hear. for more on where the jobs are, go to cnbc.com. back to you. >> mary, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, the latte and gamer edition of street talk plus a big announcement from nascar. you will hear it here first. >>> plus, more than $1 billion of chocolate will be sold on valentine's day just in the united states alone. we will tell you about one thing that is leaving some candy makers with a bitter taste in their mouths. with scottrade's i can quickly understan

we need to help galvinize the european union to provide assistance so that what is in place is a peacefulcontinue to feel cross pressure between joining the russian effort and/or becoming part of europe and the free world. they are stable from imf funds or a combination to ensure there is a period of transition that is stable and sustainable. >> do you trust putin? >> no. of course not. i think vladimir putin's goals are to re-establish russia as a world power and recapture what he feels they lost after the fall to the soviet union. his efforts to thwart us whether in syria or iran or venezuela. russian made jets are flying to try to intimidate the population. anything bad for the united states is bad for them. >> was mitt romney right when he said russia was america's number one geopolitical foe? >> i think he is right in that russia is an emerging foe. that is a change in direction from what you found in russia 20 years ago. that has grown as putin came into power and re-emerged again. >> the administration makes the point the u.s. needs to work with russia not only in areas like ukrain

galvin who are leading this effort at csis to do this report. jim invited us over. i can't remember if that was before or after we had run into each other at our kids' school, you know? but we also add that in common. had that in common. i went back, i just pulled it up when we were back there and kind of looked at the recommendations. it's amazing how these things come around. first recommendation was white house oversight. well, since then i think there's been at least three presidential memos on spectrum and a new spectrum policy team established within the white house. another recommendation was a spectrum advisory board at ntia we have a commerce spectrum management advisory committee. one of the members sitting here in the front row, jennifer, you know? so i think that serves the bill. there's also an interagency group called the ppsg, policy, plan steering group, i believe it's called. jenna wheeler participates in that with the cia from dod and all the other federal agencies with spectrum. so there's lots of interagency collaboration. reinforce the internati

galvin, who were leading this effort. jim invited us over. i can't remember before or after we had run into each other at our kids' school. we also had that in common. but i went back and just pulled it up where the back there kind of looked at the recommendations and it's amazing how these things come around. first recommendation is white house oversite. sense then they're been at least three presidential memos on spectrum, and a new spectrum policy team established within the white house. another recommendation was a spectrum advisory board, and at ntia we have a commerce spectrum management advisory committee, a member in the front row, jennifer. that serves the bill. there's also an interagency group called the ppsg, policy planning steering brown. jenna participated in that with the cio from dod and the other federal agencies with spectrum. so there's a lot of interagency collaboration. reinforcing the international functions is not one we had a little discussion about, how that is still in the works. but we'll go into that. research to

galvin who are leading this effort at csis to do this report. jim invited us over. i can't remember if that was before or after we had run into each other at our kids' school, you know? but we also add that in common. had that in common. i went back, i just pulled it up when we were back there and kind of looked at the recommendations. it's amazing how these things come around. first recommendation was white house oversight. well, since then i think there's been at least three presidential memos on spectrum and a new spectrum policy team established within the white house. another recommendation was a spectrum advisory board at ntia we have a commerce spectrum management advisory committee. one of the members sitting here in the front row, jennifer, you know? so i think that serves the bill. there's also an interagency group called the ppsg, policy, plan steering group, i believe it's called. jenna wheeler participates in that with the cia from dod and all the other federal agencies with spectrum. so there's lots of interagency collaboration. reinforce the internati