major garrett is at the white house for us, major? >> reporter: maurice, critics like republican senator lindsay graham of south carolina accused president obama of releasing the taliban dream team from guantanamo, cuba. top advisors don't deny the five detainees traded for bowe bergdahl were not hardened taliban killers, but the white house argues, their release does not undermine u.s. national security. all five detainees were active taliban fighters and planners. three held leadership posts in the taliban government. mohammed fazl was a former deputy minister of defense and founding taliban member. abdul haq wasiq was a former deputy intelligence minister and confidante of top leader mullah omar. mullah-norullah nori was a senior taliban commander in northern afghanistan and one of the highest ranking taliban held at guantanamo. all five are now in qatar unable to leave for one year. their activities will be monitored by authorities there. today white house press secretary jay carney said there were sufficient safeguards in place.

garrett: i thank the chair. it is with great sadness and a heavy heart that i rise today to honor the life and legacy of one of new jersey's sons. staff sergeant joseph d'augustine of waldwick, new jersey. staff sergeant d'augustine was killed more than two years ago on march 27, 2012, while conducting combat operations in afghanistan. in the greatest act of sacrifice possible, staff sergeant d'augustine gave his life while protecting his fellow men and women in uniform. he was just 29 years old. today this house will honor staff sergeant d'augustine's ultimate sacrifice of passing h.r. 1458. this legislation will designate the united states postal service located in 1 walter ham understand place in waldwick, new jersey, as the staff sergeant joseph d'augustine post office building. truly, while no action by this congress could ever repay his sacrifice, this bill will create a permanent and visible memory of his heroism. it was just one day after graduating from waldwick high school back in 2001 that staff serge

hi, garrett. >> reporter: hey, eric. yes. this unveiling just wrapped up here.ill see the crowd behind me. this is the unveiling of this memorial to honor the survivors of the holocaust, as well as the veterans who fought to rescue them from auschwitz and other nazi prison camps that were there. a lot of those here in the crowd are amongst those, veterans and survivors of the holocaust that came out for this. you see the memorial, a 1,000-square foot memorial. it features two bronze walls and along is etched the story of a young boy who survived the holocaust. the walls meet in the middle to form the star of david. ohio's governor john kasich said at the unveiling he hopes it will remind others of what happens when we allow evil to exist. >> this is going to be a living lesson, not just about the past but it is also about the future. it is just -- i can't even describe the day, how wonderful it is and what it is going to mean for future generations. >> reporter: in that star of david was a big source of controversy for a lots of people. some atheist groups prote

. >>> then garrett jones called out looking. casey mcgee, first thing here. struck out seven. he would get his first major league win. this helped lucas duda. we look at the n.l. east standings, which keep flip-flopping. the marlins a game and a half back and the phillies and mets, they don't look like playoff teams on paper. >> they can be spoilers. you never know. philly is capable with key veterans to get back in this race. >> the n.l. east is wide open. next saturday on fox, baseball night in america featuring the red sox against those surging yankees. the cardinals takes on the dodgers. braves against the phillies and nationals against cubs. next on fox, your late local news followed by a double episode of "animation dom dommination." we are! fox sports! oh, i had to go to the bank. if you look legit they give you special treatment. seriously? seriously, yeah. the banker dude set up my checking account so if i make one deposit a month, no monthly maintenance fee. special treatment! citizens bank, right? yep. you know they do that one deposit checking thing for everyone, r

major garrett is at the white house. major, what do they mean by that? >> reporter: scott, the whois wants to defeat the insurgency, and the iraqi government has asked for u.s. air support to stem the advancing threat. at a meeting late today here at the white house, the president was presented with a range of bombing options. >> i don't rule out anything because we do have a stake in making sure that these jihadists are not getting a permanent foothold in either iraq or syria, for the that matter. >> reporter: the president is reluctant to throw u.s. air power behind iraqi security forces that refuse to fight. the u.s. will not send ground forces to iraq, even though advisers acknowledge baghdad is in jeopardy. for now, scott, the u.s. will continue providing humanitarian aid and military assistance to the iraqi government. >> pelley: major, thank you. congressional correspondent nancy cordes spoke to the speaker of the house, republican john boehner bthe crisis. >> reporter: do you think the u.s. should be launching air strikes? and if not what, should

reports from major garrett, clarissa ward, and holly williams in iraq. violent weather hits the midwest, including floods and tornadoes. >> it just hit something. oh, no! >> alfonsi: dr. jon lapook reports dozens of government scientists may have been exposed to live anthrax bacteria. and david martin with a humble hero. kyle carpenter risked his life to save a fellow marine. >> ien if you put a thousand marines in that situation, they would all do the exact same thing for me. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> alfonsi: good evening. scott is on assignment for "60 minutes." i'm sharyn alfonsi. u.s. military forces are going back to iraq two and a half years after president obama pulled the last troops out, he announced today he's sending as many as 300 special forces back in. the president said the u.s. will be prepared for what he called targeted military strikes, but he vowed u.s. troops are not going back into combat. the president said he is taking these actions in the interest of america's national secur

right at my person garrett o'connor with us in the now thanks for that. thank you. well london's mayor boris johnson is also apparently a man with an iron fist when it comes to street protests he's going to give a new president to police of the u.k.'s capital three water cannons. how would you like being sprayed by one of those monsters mr mayor. certainly prepared to do anything to show that there's a within within reason i know i'm not quite sure whether whether whether i want to stand up for what can i look like i'm doesn't exist to deserve it of course you would never deserve such treatment unlike your very own citizens but the idea of soaking boris johnson with a water cannon hasn't dried up it was soaked up in fact by max kaiser he is raising money to buy his very own water cannon and wants to aim it at london's mayor joins us live in the now from london max why did you decide to step it. i know it's a nice to be at the again well boris johnson is very nervous because the u.k. has become the most unequal country in the world the spread between the top and the

major garrett is at the white house for us tonight. major? >> scott, white house officials insist this is not a signal of mission creep in iraq. they do acknowledge this means more forces with combat capability will be in baghdad but argue their only mission will be to protect u.s. embassy personnel, secure baghdad's airport and if necessary beef up military escorts in the event that the security situation in baghdad worsens to the point where large scale evacuations of u.s. personnel are required. these news fors, we are told, scott, will not participate in any way in the intelligence gathering or battlefield advising that the 300 green barretts the president ordered to iraq are now providing. >> pelley: we mentioned 121-- 11 days ago the president said we were sending in 300 advisors, now that number is doubling to troops equipped for combat. what has changed in that period of time? >> well, those 11 days ago the white house was concerned whether or not baghdad would fall completely to these insurgents. that's no longer the concern but ther

garrett? look at blair and mrs. garrett. all right? her name's lisa wellchell and charlotte ray.hey put it on instagram. anyway. >> is this going to air? >> i hope so. >> next month lisa is starring with kim fields, who played tooty, i loved tooty, in a movie on hallmark. "facts of life" '79 to -- >> i remember watching the halloween special and we were scared. it was a comedy but they were 5. so anything, there was a ghost or something in the dorm, barbara and i could not sleep. >> terrified. >> i don't have the belly -- >> exactly. here's one of those great fell-good pieces of video. pope francis was driving through italy on this country road. looked out of his window and he saw signs asking him to bless an angel. so he got out of the car and he found this young disabled woman named roberta, take a look. >> i love this. >> oh my gosh. that's one of the things that just makes you want to cry. >> especially, you know what, he's so unique in that way. >> i love this pope. >> look at the car he's riding in. he pulled over on a country road when he saw signs. i mean, that tells you

in 2009, garrett lyeonard left his job to go travel for a year.a plan to be in brazil at the world cup. >> my name is garrett from new york in the united states of america. so in 2009 i decided it was time for me to step away from a job i had and start following my own passion. i had a real strong urge to explore and see the world. i left and bought a one way ticket to argentina. i knew five years down the road i really wanted to be in brazil. i laid out a five year plan for guatemala, columbia. i said at the end of those five years i'm going to be in brazil to work at the world cup. i started tourist.com. when i first left and bought the one way ticket, last month and a half i've been traveling around brazil getting to know different locations before the world cup hit. i've been in rio three months. i really wanted to see outside of rio and see different cultures within the country. the most unique experience was definitely my time in the amazon. i spent five days with a local guide. every moment you're on edge. you understand there's a certain t

if every 2011, humans rights watch report identified failures by garrett gold to identify to respond and address mining related health and environmental concerns. -- barrick gold to identify to respond and address mining related health and environmental concerns. >> papa new guinea is beautiful, much of it very sparsely populated. natural resources form the backbone of the economy, especially mining, timber, and oil. and now, an enormous liquid natural gas project is being headed up by exxon mobil. >> up until a couple of decades ago, this area was incredibly isolated. with the discovery of a gold deposit, the place has become home to one of the world's most successful gold mines. >> papa new guinea is probably one of the best examples of the really cruel ironies that often go hand-in-hand with these big extractive industries. they're supposed to lead to development, uplifting people from poverty, and yet paradoxically things only seem to get worse. barrick has its private security force in order basically because there aren't nearly enough police there to do the job. the permanent p

i want to go to garrett tenney, standing by in chicago as well.rett, are the fans taking it as well because we're still alive? was there a lost disappointment? rich makes it sound like nobody was disappointed? >> well, no, these fans are certainly not disappointed. [cheers and applause] you can hear it. we still won and going on. soccer fever is catching on here and across the country for the first world cup match. there was 10,000 people that showed up. on sunday there was 20,000. today, during a work day, middle of the day, more than 20,000 people showed up for this soccer match. red, white and blue all over the crowd. you got the hats, the flags, and america's most viral soccer fan. franklin roosevelt. his sign was all over the place. melissa: we lost! >> back to you. melissa: i think they're all drunk. we lost. they're all screaming. guys, thank you so much. thanks to both of you. have a good time. all right. talk about something coming back to bite you. uruguay's luis suarez was suspended nine games and banned from any soccer related activity

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garrett: thank you. i thank the gentleman from georgia for his support and i yield the remainder of my time to the chairman of the committee and congratulate him for his great work on the legislation. mr. lucas: cftc, when finalizing the rules for registered investment companies deferred almost entirely to the s.e.c. to regulate them system of this amendment iin

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. >>> then garrett jones called out looking. casey mcgee, first thing here. struck out seven. he would get his first major league win. this helped lucas duda. we look at the n.l. east standings, which keep flip-flopping. the marlins a game and a half back and the phillies and mets, they don't look like playoff teams on paper. >> they can be spoilers. you never know. philly is capable with key veterans to get back in this race. >> the n.l. east is wide open. next saturday on fox, baseball night in america featuring the red sox against those surging yankees. the cardinals takes on the dodgers. braves against the phillies and nationals against cubs. next on fox, your late local news followed by a double episode of "animation dom dommination." we are! fox sports! >>> breaking news right now where one person has died in a plane crash. we're talking to emergency crews trying to determine just what went wrong. >>> this decoration is one of very few things left recognizable after this home burned up yesterday afternoon. how close other homes came to being total losses. >>> the colors

the base hit left center field by garrett jones look at the throw to the plate.los is called out. they did tag him right there before his land got on the plate. incredible right there. however a big five run six inning for miami and the beau ahead run delivered by jeff baker rbi single so late in the game and the as find themselves down 5-4 so team u.s.a. kind of on hold until tuesday when they tale on bell gum. following the one fill loss to germany. nice try taking to get a good job of producing scoring opportunities. might get some help. he may return. meanwhile their goalie tim howard has been top notch in front of the net deserves a lot of credit. he was asked if he's feeling like he's in the zone. >> the zone isn't sports specific. i think it's when you are a competitor and the game starts to slow down and you read things quicker. i think you feel like you are in the zone. i felt like you may season i've been in good rhythm with my club team and i feel like it's carried over so hopefully it can last a few games longer. >> true to his word tiger said he was

. >> reporter: reports from holly williams in iraq, elizabeth palmer in syria, and major garrett at thehouse. former p.o.w. bowe bergdahl is coming home tonight. manual bojorquez on what happens next. what does facebook know about you? anthony mason on what the social network is sharing. up in the sky, it's a former president of the united states. and we'll remember actress ruby dee. >> don't do that. captioning sponsored by cbs

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garrett adding she gave me good some good advice just like old times. i loved that show. remember that show? >> i don't. >> let's talk about "first buzzbuz buzz." >> where is bill? >> he'll be coming up. >>> homeless folks are buzzing about what happened in central park. so there is this chinese millionaire who wanted to do something very nice. hosted this fancy smancy lunch for people in new york city at a boat house in central park but word was getting out not only was he giving them a free lunch but he was going to pass out $300 to each of them. some of the shelters said, hold up. >> really? >> probably not a good idea for fearing that it may be used for things other than good, if you will? >> right. >> so he decided not to give the 300 bucks and that made many of the -- >> they got a meal and able to talk to each other? >> but they didn't get the money a lot of them came there for. another interesting thing that might not have been making the crowd very happy. he is saying we are the world to them. don't ask me why. >> i likes karaoke. >> it was still a good deed. giv

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major garrett is at the white house where the president gathered top advisor.major. >> in the fifth time in as many days president obama met with his national security team at the white house and toot secretary of state john kerry confirmed the united states would confer with iran which shares america's disire to defeat sunni insurgents. >> i think we are open to any constructive process that could minimize the violence, hold iraq together, the integrity of the country and eliminate the presence of outside terrorist forces that are ripping it apart. >> u.s. and iranian diplomats met in vienna about yong going negotiations with iran about ending its nuclear weapon perhaps. the white house say it has no interest in joint military operation with iran and focused on other ways to turn back sunni insurgency. >> the capture today of talifar in northern iraq. the goal is to form islamist state ruled by sma rhea law in parts of iraq and syria and just miles from baghdad. clarissa ward is there. >> reporter: ice a -- as isis captured another city in north, they started

. >>> number two back to miami, garrett jones is knocking. you would think that the book would be out. but don't run on him. stanton does and he's out at home. >>> and number one this was unreal. mike trout, 489 feet gone, the longest home run by an american league player since they began tracking those distances in 2006. 489. >> that's almost at at&t. >> it would have been like 12 feet shy of the glove. >> wow, that's crazy. >> thank you, scott. >> you got it. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon. right now at sleep train, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot... they're explosive! sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> we are just minutes away from your weekend. good evening everybody, take a look at today's high temperatures topping off at 85 degrees on friday. tomorrow w

garrett on oil and gas subsidies that he mentioned. in response to mr. garrett's claim that the government should not be subsidizing -- >> i'm sure there are many members on your side of the aisle that would be happy to yield more time to mr. wilburn, the chair now represents the member from massachusetts, the rank, mr. capuano for five minutes. >> thank mr. chairman, and thank the panel for being here. i want to thank you for your common-sense approach i regret that approach. >> i think you race interesting and very good points on a similar issue, just in massachusetts, using taxpayer dollars to help encourage -- i am more than happy to look at this if every country in the world would legitimately want to shut down their xm bank or comparable, i would consider it. i don't disagree, this should be unnecessary, but i don't live in that world. i live in the real world of fair competition. when france has 4600 people working for their xm bank and we have 400, if we want to compete, we need to do this. with that i would like to yield the rest of my time. mr.

first, major garrett with more on that white house meeting tomorrow. >> reporter: jeff, administration officials tell us the president will make the case for sending a limited number of special forces troops to iraq. the president had insisted he did not want to put boots on the ground in this newly flaring conflict, but now believes special forces are necessary to develop better intelligence on the sunni insurgents, should air strikes be ordered. the president also wants an up- close assessment of the fighting strength and will of iraqi security forces in and around baghdad. now, the president will not, we were told, present a prepackaged decision to congressional leaders, but seek consensus for as white house aides here readily acknowledge, the president will need political backing for this and any subsequent move he makes in iraq. >> glor: in iraq, sunni and shiite political leaders made a joint call for national unity in the battle against sunni militants. last week, the militants seized iraq's second largest city, mosul. clarissa ward has the aftermath. >> reporter: on the road in

major garrett is at the white house tonight. major? >> reporter: scott, the president met with his military advisers again this morning. he was presented with a range of military and political options. no clear strategy emerged. >> we want to make sure that we've gathered all the intelligence that's necessary so that if in fact i do direct and order any actions there, that they're targeted, they're precise, and they're going to have an effect. >> reporter: mr. obama said any military action is at least several days away. and he delivered a warning to iraqi prime minister nouri al- maliki-- work with your sunni political opponents or risk losing your country and the support of the u.s. >> this should be a wake-up call. the united states is not simply going to involve itself in a military action in the absence of a political plan by the iraqis that gives us some assurance that they're prepared to work together. >> reporter: top white house advisers tell us, scott, there is no scenario that imagines the insurgents taking baghdad. presiden

. >> pelley: reports from holly williams in iraq, elizabeth palmer in syria, and major garrett at thehite house. former p.o.w. bowe bergdahl is coming home tonight. manual bojorquez on what happens next. what does facebook know about you? anthony mason on what the social network is sharing. up in the sky, it's a former president of the united states. and we'll remember actress ruby de >> don't do that. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

reports from major garrett, clarissa ward and holly williams in iraq.ent weather hits the midwest, including floods and tornadoes. >> it just hit something. oh, no! >> alfonsi: dr. jon lapook reports dozens of government scientists may have been exposed to live anthrax bacteria. and david martin with a humble hero. kyle carpenter risked his life to save a fellow marine. >> i know if you put a thousand marines in that situation, they would all do the exact s

reports from david martin, major garrett and bigad shaban. john blackstone is following the nationwide manhunt for ryan chamberlain after the f.b.i. found explosives in his san francisco apartment. n pook on a promising new treatment for women with advanced cervical cancer. and living history, dean reynolds with one of the americans who helped liberate europe 70 years ago this week. >> did you ever think you were going to die? >> sure, every day. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> dubois: good evening, scott

major garrett is at the white house where the president gathered his top advisors. major? >> reporter: jeff, for the fifth time in as many days president obama met with his national security team at the white house. earlier today, secretary of state john kerry confirmed the united states would confer with iran which shares america's desire to defeat sunni insurgents. >> i think we are open to any constructive process that could minimize the violence, hold iraq together, the integrity of the country, and eliminate the presence of outside terrorist forces that are ripping it apart. >> reporter: u.s. and iranian diplomats met in vienna today on the sidelines of ongoing negotiations with iran about ending its nuclear weapons. the white house, jeff, says it has no interest in joint military operation with iran and focused on other ways to turn back sunni insurgency. >> glor: major garret at the white house. increasing pressure for u.s. action follows the capture today of tal afar in northern iraq. tal afar is highway linking mosul, captured last week, to syria. these are the ar

reports from major garrett, clarissa ward and holly williams in iraq. violent weather hits the midwest, including floods and tornadoes. >> it just hit something. oh, no! >> alfonsi: dr. jon lapook reports dozens of government scientists may have been exposed to live anthrax bacteria. and david martin with a humble hero. kyle carpenter risked his life to save a fellow marine. >> i know if you put a thousand marines in that situation, they would all do the exact s o civil war. >> reporter: the prospect of u.s. airstrikes remains real but will not be limited to iraq. sharyn, senior officials say if u.s. interests are threatened, u.s. military actions could target the same sunni insurgents now operating in nerighboring syria. >> alfonsi: cbs news correspondent clarissa ward is in baghdad tonight. clarissa, the president seemed to raise the question whether prime minister maliki can solve this crisis or not. what do people think there? >> reporter: well, sharyn, obviously, it depends who you talk to, but it has been striking to see a lot of top shiite politi

. >>> number two back to miami, garrett jones is knocking.ould think that the book would be out. but don't run on him. stanton does and he's out at home. >>> and number one this was unreal. mike trout, 489 feet gone, the longest home run by an american league player since they began tracking those distances in 2006. 489. >> that's almost at at&t. >> it would have been like 12 feet shy of the glove. >> wow, that's crazy. >> thank you, scott. >> you got it,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we are just minutes away from your weekend. good evening everybody, take a look at today's high temperatures topping off at 85 degrees on friday. tomorrow will beat that by a good three degrees. on sunday we will be warming up. >> sunday, fun day. >> 95 degrees in your outline areas. then on monday, that will be the hottest day coming up in trim digits. we'll have the air quality compromised, we'll have elevated dangers as far as fire concerns are out there. then 95 degrees on friday for the 4th of july. >> yes, dave letterman ,, female announcer: time is running out to get th

garrett. >> and i thank the chairman. there's a number of areas that we can talk about here, i think the gentlelady to the right of me may go into this in more detail. but just as a beginning, i'll just do the highlight. and that is the fact although there's a statement saying that xm has never lost money, i think we have some documents to show that has not been the case over its somewhat sordid history of mismanagement, severe losses and past history of having to bail out and recapitalize in the past i'll led the gentlelady address that issue later. secondly, to a technical point, as to accounting, gaap accounting under fasb rules, i think it's 157. we've been in here hearings before. fair value accounting, right? that's part of it, parse and parcel of your process, isn't it? >> that's correct. i think a lot of businesses in america would love to have the government's accounting system. >> exactly. >> the next point is on reform. maybe i'll throw it it back to mr. anderson and anybody else. the captain as well. maybe we

it doesn't -- it doesn't make me wake up and get scared like garrett. >> in terms of the communication the president has a little bit of a problem on a lot of sound saying the economy is getting better. however, it doesn't necessarily bear true with numbers. if you're advising him how do you tell him to handle this so he still has credibility with the american people and at the same time is able to perhaps pump up confidence. >> one of the things i would try to do is provide logic. they will say last year companies built up their inventories over the winter which was a difficult winter and also drawing down on inventories, therefore, that actually that message while it might be true does not penetrate to people who think that important number, does the president care about the things i care about. is the president able to lead the country. the majority of all the polls say the answer is no. the other interesting thing the economy is growing. it's limping along. the president said that wasn't good enough. the consequences of his policies this is the result of the economy we have. this i

it just decided to do it one day and it started out of the side of the story see my friend there garrett he stays behind the camera he's filming me now for the troops our set base through the news every day you like doing that i said all right then but don't make it be hard for me because if something's hard you know i'll give up so we made it very effortless just a spontaneous response to the news and what in a way max is like hey you know because you know less about money markets and that your education plus your intuition is going to be more valuable than the main flow of. information so the same with me. because i've looked at him papers all my life because now if spend some time waking up different bits of the old brain books every time i look at the news or listen to it i see a subset it see i see a subset is take sorry for me hair and funny the whole concept i'm a visitor in this country so i get to observe a little bit the culture it's an english person going to do it that where a nice guy can be an english person by being similarly to slowly i have developed a taste for marmite

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major garrett is at the white house. major?s, one adviser tells me are bleak. the president is reluctant to put u.s. air power behind iraqi security forces either unwilling or incapable of fighting against these insurgents. also there is a concern about pouring more u.s. military equipment into iraq because of those security forces representing the iraqi government overrun. that very u.s. owe equipment could fall into the hands of the insurgents the u.s. wants to defeat in iraq. the situation is bleak. the president was briefed this morning that baghdad is indeed in jeopardy and that capital city is under threat. not that it will fall but it could fall to insurgents all this on the president's plate as he contemplates what the u.s. can do to repair the situation, and beat back the insurgents with an iraqi security force the president isn't sure he believes in. >> major garrett, thank you very much. we are looking at a picture of the south lawn of the white house, as the president is walking from the oval office toward his helic

in chicago, garrett tenn ey fox news. >> people hurt in a scloin.d the world in 80 seconds. pakistan, throw hundred people were inside of a ceremony honoring the life of a local saint. the homemade bomb went off in the courtyard. it was built with low intensity explosives. thus saving lives. construction crows blowing off the top of the mountain. scientist plan to build the largest telescope and study black holes and galaxies in space. england, stone henge monoument to mark the summer solstice. it draws huge crowds to the mysterious standing stones that were erected 3500 yearsing on. the reason they are there is unclear to this day. >> china, an avrnient bronze vessel is back where it belongs after a century overseas. the vessel dating back to 1600 bc was discovered in 1919. it was bought and solid several times before being returned by christie's auction house in new york. that is a wrap on the trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> pretty cool. >>> team usa goring up for a match. and a win would guarantee the usa a spot in the next round of the t

let's ask garrett. the morning. this is an interesting ipo.e haven't seen a big tech ipo in berlin in about a decade. do you think this is the right time to go public? do you think rocket is really worth $4 billion? >> i think in terms of timing, we are in a sweet spot for the european ipo market. there is a lot of talk about the amount of capacity in terms of deals that are coming. context is important and we are nowhere near the levels we were at in 2006, 2007. the timing is definitely a good one. you can bring a differentiated equity starry to the market and you will find a good audience. >> why should i go through the hassle of listing my business when i can sell it to corporate's? >> it is a question of options. we only have to go back to the second half of 2012 when the european ipo market reopened that you brought the ipo option back onto the table. it is a case-by-case decision. we are in a good -- >> is it 50-50 or is it ipo slightly edging out? ipo is slightly edging out. partly because the market is functioning again. we weren't in