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joining us is mike baker. so, mike, why did they wait so long to get this guy?at people keep asking. he was talking to reporters. he was sitting out in the open. were they trying to get information from him? did they not have enough evidence to try to -- please give me a good excuse for this. >> and you're right, there's been a lot of heat, in a very quick period of time, since picking him up. first there was the news, okay, we picked him up, and almost immediately, people were saying, but, yeah, we waited all this time. it's not fair to speculate, because we don't know the detail as to why, the operational reasons, and often times there are very solid operational reasons not to move immediately on a target like this. and as you've always mentioned -- >> give me some of them. >> as you've already mentioned, what are you trying to do, you're trying to learn more about his associates, you're trying to have him or his associates that you then start to catalog, lead you to others, you're trying to widen the net and have a full understanding. because right now, easte

mike baker, just first to you, when you watch all of this.re are so many layers what jumps out to you as item number one. >> they understand the importance of social media. they understand the important of marketing and public relations. this is a script, a prop began ta piece for them. they controlled the environment. they show strength to warriors and reporters. >> they got what they wanted. they have got five of their own back. it really is a remarkable moment, particularly that one on screen right now. >> up to his chest there, an afghan sign of respect. just for that moment, an interesting truce. you handed bergdahl off. the other thing that sticks in my mind is the demeanor. the blinking eyes and awkward stumbling walk towards the helicopter. what a moment for him as well. >> i talked to a number of people and read a lot about how different people are reading into the eye blinking. what do you see? one thought is that he went through hell for a couple of years. maybe he was blindfolded in darkness. what do you see when you see the blink

stuart: that was former cia officer mike baker. the president did speak earlier this hour.ns. looking at the situation closely. that is exactly what he said. he also said it is pretty much up to the iraq needs to figure out for themselves how they go forward. he put the price of oil back up again. that is it for me. deirdre bolton, take it away. deirdre: thank you very much and happy father's day. i hope you enjoy it. more managers are moving away from stocks and bonds. we will ask what he is telling his clients about alternatives. you will be able to book your flight. your hotel. your dinner reservation with hotline.com. danny meyer took a big risk 10 years ago. he opened up a hotdog and a burger stand. that was the beginning of shake shack. more from my one-on-one with

a criminal as is the plan right now, so let's bring in doug schoen, a fox news contributor, and mike bakerer cia covert operations officer and the president of diligence, a global intelligence and security firm. gentlemen, welcome. >> thank you. martha: good to have both of you here. doug, you know, what do you think's going on at the white house with all of this? because he's in sort of a purgatory zone right now. he can be investigated while he's on this ship, so they have a limited amount of time, ostensibly, to talk to him, to get what intelligence they need, and then they want to bring him to a criminal court. >> right. i think they are treating him as a criminal because they are trying to negotiate with him to get more information. it's the only thing, martha, that i can logically conclude because i think it's pretty clear he is an enemy combatant. he engaged in acts of terror, and why shouldn't he be treated as much unless we think we can get some information from him about other terrorists in the region that will help our cause? that's the only thing i can think of. martha: yeah. w

we have wade baker from verizon. we have mike allen. mike later, and bob butler from the center of new american security, add ju security. so gentlemen, to start. i think it's safe to say that the past year has not been a great one for cyber security at large. we had target, e bay, snap chat, what accounts for what seems like a surge in malicious online activity of all kinds recently. >> i would say it's a combination of things. some that are a change in the threat and environment. there is an increase in attacks that comes through an increasing move online. we use a huge number of devices, we access more things in more places at all times, and that increases the surface area overtime. and -- over time. so i think they're not just happening at a higher frequency, but we're seeing a higher proportion of them because of accountability and all kinds of other disclosures and things like that. >> i don't think it's particularly a rise, i think it's more awareness of what's happening. i think 2013 was the year of the retailer attack. they're

we have wade baker, managing principal research and intelligence from verizon. with mike allen, founder and managing director of the beacon global strategies. mike leitner -- michael leiter, and bob butler on the center for a new american security, adjunct senior fellow with technology and the national script program. gentlemen, to start i think it's safe to say that the past year has not been a great one for cybersecurity writ large. we a target, ebay, neiman marcus, snapchat, chinese workers -- hackers, iranian hackers. what the council it seems like a surge in malicious online activity of all kinds recently? wade, let's start with you. >> i would actually say it's a commendation of things, some which is a change in the threat environment. in other words, there is an increase in attacks that comes through increasing move online. we as a huge number of devices and access more things for more places at all times. so that just increases the surface area over time and keeps doing that. what i also think that the mechanisms on which we come to know those things are also incr

baker sneak in as one of the top two. further down we have the race of all races in the 17th congressional district where two democrats, mikend ro khana are battling. the exchanges between the two camps have been contentious. opening the possibility for a republican to sneak into the top two. >> what do you see in santa clara county? >> the big race here is for san jose mayor. you have five major candidates trying to get into a two-person runoff. someone's going to have to give. the issues are pension reform, escalating crime, and deterioration of infrastructure. lots of folks will be watching that one. there are so many other interesting races, but these will surely stand out among all the others. >> it will be interesting to see how that mayoral race plays out tomorrow when we start getting some of the numbers back in. >>> speaking of the election, free marijuana in san jose tomorrow. nearly a dozen pot clubs will take part in the weed for votes campaign. ten dispensaries are planning to give out free or discounted pot to members who prove they voted. while critics continue to question the ethics of this. depending on how

mike honda had 49 percent in the south bay double the number received by fellow democrat channa who ended one 27 percent. >> in district ten, after pleading no contest to shop lifting charges won third. baker 37 percent and a democrat sbranti had 37 percent got the top two votes in district 13 beating out glazer who ran on a campaign of banning strikes. >> a proposition setting a high limit was passed by 4-1 and now developers have to get approval to build at new heights on the waterfront. >> and the secretary of state in november was a close match but listen to this, suspended stated senator yee of san francisco finished third despite suspending the campaign after being indicted on federal corruption charges. >> our coverage continues online where you can fine results for every county. >> a san francisco police officer was injured while trying to take down a suspect. an ambulance was called to evaluate the officer around 10 :30 last night responding to an argument near powell street up the block from central station. the officer broke his arm while making an arrest of a suspect who resisted. >> also ahead new video of the disturbing security guard attack against an oakland student with ce

baker. you'll also hear from president clinton and president obama. you're going to hear from mikeent, parachuted with him. you'll hear from secret service agents, butlers at the white house. you'll see the real george h.w. bush who was a consummate gentleman, a real noble public servant and a wonderful person who cares. >> 41 people on 41. brent and andy, thank you to both of you. can watch it as well, "41 on 41." it will feature interviews with andy and brent and 39 other people who knew george h.w. bush, it airs sunday at 9:00 p.m. >> on his 90th birthday, he jumped out of a plane and looked great doing it. >>> coming up on "new day," the last chip will set sail on your tv soon, about saving humanity from a virus that threatens our extension. how far fetched is the plot really? we'll tell you coming up. are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in the world. but systems policed by hp's cyber security team are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps neutralize more intrusions than anyone... in the world. i