moe texted this back, come and pick me up. we are suppose to grow old together. he has been on the run for a week now, a retired fbi profiler doesn't think that moe is headed for the santa cruz mountains, the yosemite, or the sierra, but looking for amenity. >> the only best chance is to find a big crowd to blend into and try not to stand out. >> reporter: they think that he is headed to l.a. or mexico and probably already sporting a new hairdo. while the 55-year-old man with obviously dyed hair might be odd, it's not as strange as the final text from moe to his wife, time stamped after sarah douglas' time of death. you should have came and picked me up. that thought, punctuated with a sad face. and now that former fbi agent believes that one of his friends will eventually rat him out whether or not it is before he leaves the country is anyone's guess. live in the newsroom, kpix 5. >> moe has the keys to every cal fire gate and building in the state. they say that it is impossible to change all of them. >> just about 20 minutes ago the emergency crews at san jose

>> this is moe. moe also has had a flavor named after him. the molasses is now called slow moe. heh heh! >> so from the rat race of hollywood to the world of goat milk ice cream in sonoma, farmers and city slickers are just plain giddy for goats. >> and once you tpy her product, it's not what you have expected at all. it's an amazing thing. >> i get to drive around a lot and just be around happ people. you know, ice cream makes people happy, so how can you go wrong, you know? heh! i'm pretty lucky that way. >> so laura tells me that they're now selling the goat milk products in more than 1,400 stores nationwide. way to go, laura. that's great. coming up next, we're giving you all the tips on picking the best produce the next time you're at the supermarket. that's next. >> welcome back to "california country." >> ah, flors. whatever the reason, whatever the season, flowers are big business in california. surveys show the golden state sells about 500 million stems of flowers in a given year. but it takes much more than slipping a bloom int@ a vase to get a fresh bouquet to you. do

one woman in the confederacy who practiced charlottesville, but moe people who could claim to be doctors, acted as nurses, even though they may have been doing doctoring kinds of behaviors. >> host: do you know what the picture-on-the fronts of the book? >> guest: it is a hospital in washington, dc. i believe it's herwood hospital. and what you see there is one long ward, as so often the wards were. they were long, narrow rooms, stove in the middle. mosquito netting hanging up there. in washington, dc, they called that one part of time foggy bottom for good reason. it was very boggy, mosquitoey, and the men got relief with the mosquito netting, and you can see -- this is a series of pictures shot at christmastime. you don't see it in this picture. and there are women visiting and it was sort of a festive day. there's also -- although it doesn't -- you can barely see it in the front, that thing there, my editor thought it might be a water bowl for an animal or maybe -- i forget. i said, it's a spitoon. and every bed hat one. emphasizing that cigarettes and cigars -- most men used chewing

>> i would echo michael moe's opinion that some of these have network effects. the valuations are based upon optimistic assumptions, but google has demonstrated just how profitable targeted search advertising can be. pinterest has the potential to make a lot of money with that targeted search advertising. >> why do these venture capitalists want to put so much money into these companies at such a high valuation? pinterest is just starting to make money. uber we know makes good money. >> who knew of there even close to turning a profit. what's interesting is one of the dynamics i notice, and mike you spoke of this, you see different kinds of investors in these late round, mezzanine e or f round. these are investors you would not normally see in things, fidelity, t rowe. they play all rounds, but i think you see a lot of these that would have gotten into the public marketplace at fidelity getting involved now. you have a very interesting business that plays in this as well. >> fidelity, t. rowe price, blackrock's of the world are getting involved in companies that

orville flemming known as moe is a rugged outdoors man. there is a warning for people to be on the lookout for a man who is considered armed and dangerous. he killed his wife and his abandoned pickup is just two miles away from that home. >> we are looking for that person to come forward and talk to you after they drove him away from the scene. >> he holds the keys to fire gates across the state and this gives us more time. >>> and a man accused of the drive willing drunk is -- driving drunk is due back in court this morning. his attorney asked for more time to go over 1,000 pages of the document documents. this shows quinn hitting a motorcyclist with a motorcycle last june. quinn has been inn secluded on former charges. >>> she is using a 300 cash reward, to find those abducted from the school last month. the leader said he will sell the girls and they are trying to stop any rescue effort. they spoke out during a foreign policy speech last night in new york. >> i am heart broken thinking about those school girls and their families. the gi

whether or not they were asked to do it by something, that's a point we may never moe. think however it's almost impossible to imagine the situation where the general made this kind of move without at least the approval of senior figures in the palace. he's such a royalist himself. the military in thailand swears allegiance to king and country. not the government people. i can't imagine he would do this if he thought the palace would days prove. >> how serious is this in the scheme of things. there have been several attempted unsuccessful coups? >> there are persistent rumors of coups and speculation about coups in thailand. it's been a constant background refrain. with justification when you've had so many, there will be that atmosphere. the general all the time in command has made the statement that he didn't want to stage a coup, understood intention of sta -- had no intention of a coup. he thinks that point has come. i don't think he wanted to be in this position. i don't think he wants the responsibility of trying to chart a political court. that's the position he

currently, wal-mart has some 550 moes providing online services.s no surprise for anybody looking for a home that it takes a big chunk of your paycheck to avoid real estate in the bay area. a new survey finds it takes more than $137,000 in annual salary to afford aped yan- priced home in the bay area. one homeowner we shopped with say she made offers on four houses all over the asking price only to be outbid. >> if we didn't have some equity in our home there, it might be hard to come up with a down payment, and i'm sure it's hard for many families. >> some realtors say suspective buyers where having to offer 10 to 20% above the asking price to be competitive. >>> the ongoing drought could have a big impact in livermore. agencies are expected to draw more water than usual. if the water gets too low that beach access and activities such as swimming, firing, and boating could be cut short. they say if the lake gets really low, the park won't have water for drinking or bathrooms and that campgrounds will also have to close. >>> tracking a few showers.

which one are the moe credible one -- the more credible ones? its veries. i would put my money mostly -- i think the carter center does come out on top in terms of the most reliable. ose does a good job. not the parliamentary assembly of to the ose but the democracy and human rights arm. ironically, several different monitoring organizations coming sometimes out of the same organization, that sometimes contradict each other. the european union -- i had initially thought the european union would be a great monitoring organization, and i'm a european -- citizen of the european union myself, and the european union has a lot of political clout and a lot of political tentacles and a lot of ties and constraints on what it can and cannot say, and it's observers are people who work for the european union tell me they get criticized if they don't follow the line of the european union, what they're supposed to be saying after the election. so, it's not that they're not critical. they're critical when they want to be, but when they don't want to be, it's a good exampl

nearly 4:30 on your tuesdayful kind of feels like a monday to moe.y. >> i wonder why? >> yeah. >> welcome back. hey you know we got some fog along the coastline this morning. just some patchy fog right now but the winds will be kicking up and temperatures likely to be much cooler and talk about that coming up. >>> southbound 280 reopened to traffic. so you can use 280 or 101 now. leaving san francisco. we also have an overturned accident in pleasanton and going to tell you about that coming up as well. >>> all right thank you. today is the day of mourning at uc santa barbara. classes are canceled and a memorial is planned for the -- planned for the six students killed friday night. the parents of victim george chen from san jose joined other mowners in ayla sis -- isla vista. >> we don't want our kids to get hurt. it's just -- it shouldn't happen to any family. [ inaudible ] >> should have taken what happened in that story and steps to stop i

. >> the real question is who is moe -- motivated to get to the polls today. some of the contests could be decided on just who is showing up. >> the republicans not the only ones duking it out, talk about the governor's race in pennsylvania. >> yes, tom corebet is unpopular and in is a hot race. the congresswoman of pennsylvania looked to have an early lead and getting a challenge from a businessman, worked in state government and he got out early with the advertisements and blanketed the air waves and he's in the lead in that race. they used to counter him but not making enough of an impact and watch the pennsylvania race today. >> thank you, libby. >> another hot topic on capitol hill is net neutrality. tom wheeler is testifying because a house committee and the lawmakers are asking the questions the proposed changes resulting in charging more money to deliver the products faster to consumers. >> at a time when the chinese relations are strained, china and russia are growing closer, this is a day after the united states accused chinese officers of spying. >>

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as you can see below the district average of 94 percent is our say moe wan families, latino families, african american families and our american indian families. not only that, we looked at education level as an approximation of socioeconomic income. this corresponds with our lunch program data and as advised by rpa, asking people for their highest level of education was much less sensitive than their level of income. as i previously noted, all rerespondents for the district have about 94 percent internet access. i'm sure it's not that surprising to found out that internet access declined slightly with the level of education completed, but even with households with less than a high school education, about 86 percent of them report having internet access. we asked parents what their primary device was. as you can see for the district, most people do tend to use computer to access the internet, with the second being mobile phone, the third being tablets. the number for tablets was actually a little higher than we thought so the average is about 20 percent or so or 23 percent of tablet u

. >> i moe it doesn't in the grand scheme of things it doesn't add up to billions of dollars but people's trust in government is at a minimum right now. it's a matter of degree about how much they do. something like this would at least kind of reign them in a little. >> absolutely. it suggests to the american people that they don't take their job so lightly that they could be wasteful. there are some good representatives out there. i sat on a plane with representative collins from maine and she was in coach with me. >> do we talk you into this? >> no more statutes. save me from the lawyers. >> it is true, we have enough laws as it is? this is something that maybe we just shame them the way you did with charlie rangel. >> bill has an excellent point. if they're spending our money i want a law against them spending our money so that they can live well. no thanks. >> steve, i don't know if you can shame these guys. >> charlie rangel is beyond shame and harry reid as well. it ain't going to work. >> coming up, a new report out saying more in the middle class can't afford to buy homes right he

her us isscousin said she is moe a sister. >> i can't explain how heart broken i am. >> an all-star soccer player who loved to dance. her family said she had plans to become a cosmetologist. >> she was just a breath of fresh air and bright star to everybody. she just brought laughter and joy. she loved it dance. she was always lansiughing and dancing and joking. >> she loves to dance. since she was a baby. she hears music, she's got to shake. >> the boy driving the car suffered critical injuries but his condition is improving p. police don't think drugs or alcohol played a role but say the car was traveling at a high rate of speed and may have ran a red light before colliding into another car and then slamming into the pole. >> only thuing i would tell everybody out there, anybody young or old, anybody behind the wheel, think about what you're doing. there are a lot of consequences and we are dealing with it right now. >> and the family says a viewing is planned for thursday and funeral friday at the family mortuary in santa clara. monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> an ext

i think that i will make a lot of notes while we have the public comment moe. important is to improve the data collection on the lgbtq population and ten percent of the dem graphic and age and so force and we want to have it as the city department and particular holders to impose the relevant houses and services including for the aging lgbtq population and for the aging population with hiv aids. a lot of the services are in the programs and the different kinds of funding and the ems slots. everyone wants to track it. and if you have questions i am happy to tell you about the lgbtq data or anything else that you would like to hear about. and you also have it on the slides. >> thank you. >> colleagues any other questions for dph? >> this was the last hearing that we held for now and i want to thank you for all of your time, and margo, and joyce in particular, and so at this point, we are going to open it up to public comment and there are a number of speaker cards that i have and if you have not filled out a speaker card, and you want to speak do so up here and i

this picture was posted on instagram by moe williams. luckily, no one was hurt. a security guard did trap that snake in a trash can and released it from the locker room. after the scare, though, the blazers lost game two 114-97. game three is on saturday in portland. christina, they don't tell us here, but one of the players said, you know what, he was pretty darned scared. >> yeah, just depends on what you're afraid of. myself, it's people. it's people that scare me, peggy. 63 degrees in oakland right now. 64 in san jose. 55 degrees in half moon bay. and a gorgeous, just absolutely spectacular day shaping up, especially in san francisco. but, hey, we're not too shabby here in the south bay. let me show you san jose at this hour. a mix of sun and clouds overhead. over the east bay, just a little haze, but nice, clear sky and then we'll take you into san francisco, where we have a few beautiful cumulus clouds. and that's about it. nice day on the bay. almost glassy out there. really no wind to get that chop up. as we head throughout the day today, these are your t

the battalion chief moe flemming is an avid outdoors man who visit is the vision considered armed androus. he has abandoned cal fire pick up trimp it was found two miles away from that home. >> somebody had to pick him up and drive him away from that scene. >> he has also the scene to fire gates and that gives him ability essential. and for not cop tend and find the 276 girls who were kidnapped from a school last month. the leader said he will sell those girls and they are trying stop any rescue markets and they have attacked a ever an outdoor what march the the i am heart broken thinking about those girls taken by begin point and -- gunpoint and held in unmannable conditions. >> they are trying to help find the girls from the united states up language and cheap into. doubt and claims often rise and fall during april because of the eastern and fall spring break. janet told them that the u.s. jock market remains far from u.s. saturday factory and they did not -- she did not talk about interest rates and amazon started making deliveries on sunday in new york and los angeles in november

fromchael moe and j ritter the university of florida, thank you all. the liberating its public debut on the nasdaq, we talked to the ceo about why he made the decision in the public market right now in this environment. that's next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. toh valuations and deciding stay private during a volatile tech market, one company turning to the public market is true car , the auto buying website opening on the nasdaq. marketedbelow the range of $12-14 dollars per share. cory johnson is still with me and the ceo and founder is with us now from the nasdaq. the stock is up 17% since the open. why did you decide to go out now versus waiting a little while? >> obviously, it's a choppy market. the decision to go public is premised on where we are at in terms of building the brand, awareness, and the size of the company. we've gotten really good at predict ng and forecasting the business at this point. we have a lot of confidence that we do prioritize profitability along with growth and we have the ability to balance t

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. >> well, those are some thoughts we've already had and hindu nationalist bjp party led by moe modiit's headed for a resounding victory in the indian elections. the party and its allies won over 300 seats which gives them a coffee-mate margin for the 242 needed for a simple majority. the ruling congress party has been taking a beating barely managing 60 seats, it is said, over $16 billion has been poured into indian bonds an stocks over the last six months and indian shares up fresh record highs. the market on the low for the session up a percent up around 4% first thing when those initial results came in but we have been hitting successive record highs in anticipation of this result. >>> now, also time to go whale watching. america's biggest fund managers have revealed their latest buys and sells in the first quarter s.e.c. filings. figures show big investors reacting to the huge recalls by general motors. neal cooperman and david einhorn completely dissolved their stakes and warren buffett's company took a new $11 million stake in verizon or 11-million share and while adding to hi

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. >> reporter: orville "moe" fleming is charged with murder, becoming a wanted man of his 26-year-oldfriend of two years, was found strangled and stabbed to death in their home. >> we certainly knew that he was dangerous. >> reporter: police say the two met through a website with reported ties to escort services. detectives feared the chief could be as far away as mexico. but he was hiding just a few miles from his abandoned fire department vehicle. >> he only ventured out a couple of times in order to get food and water. >> reporter: but eagle-eyed cops spotted him and swooped in. >> he was taken into custody without incident. >> reporter: police say he was disheveled but unarmed. now, his future will rest in the hands of the court. >> if the authorities can demonstrate that he fled from justice, they could try to introduce that in the trial to say the reason he left is because he knew he was guilty. >> the family of the victim tell police they are relieved that he's off the street. fleming was booked on a no-bail warrant for murder. >> i can imagine the family is very relieved. reen

tonight, a wanted poster for orville "moe" fleming. they say he murdered his 26 year old girlfriend at their home last week. he is an experienced outdoorsman. now because of his high rank he has access to remote areas, including remote fire towers which are stocked with supplies. >> there is a potential that he does have keys to fire gates and some of our facilities. that's why we're being proactive, making sure all our employees are on alert and reporting anything suspicious. >> police are on site and access codes have been changed. >>> bay area students are joining an international campaign demanding return of hundreds of schoolgirls kidnapped in nigerian. you can see the girls have a message there that says bring back our girls. it's a message echoed all over the world on social media. authorities say the militant group boko haram kidnapped more than 300 girls. the u.s., france and britain are now helping the nigerian government with a rescue operation. tomorrow first lady michelle obama will deliver the president's weekly address.

it was from that money and that support that boko haram was able to turn itself a around a moe localroup to one with now a transregional effect. >> yeah, jason, your video, i think was so powerful, the kony 2012. you're an amazing story teller. you have this beautiful son and it pushed so many emotional butto buttons. when you watch and see the folks holding up signs of bring back our girls, what goes through your mind? can you add to that fight? can you officer advice to people who want to duplicate what you did? >> i think a hashtag is a tool. it's a powerful tool that should start a real conversation. and that conversation should manifest into answers that the international community and everyone in between should be coming up with. we shouldn't allow any abductions of any children, no matter where they are in the world. and these are dark, complicated, sad issues that people don't want to face or realize. it inspires me to wake up and see tens of thousands of people talking about these abductions in nigeria. and you know, we believe that it's not about what we start. it's how we

check out the tweet from point guard moe williams admitting that the blazers were pretty darned scared released safely back into the wild. >>> shepard smith reporting from his southern news desk in mississippi. >> it's 3:00 in the east coast, 2:00 p.m. here in oxford. the russian president vladimir putin with a new move ticking off the world, visiting crimea and getting self-righteous. the reaction from ukraine on how the united states plays all of this. >>> plus, the cimurder case. why did his lawyers call that self-defense? let's get to it.

as long as moe americans don't see their lives getting better, they will have nor appetite for making the lives of syrians better. it means china will grow more powerful, russia will be emboldened, russia will continue its reign of terror. but persuading americans we should be more active around the world requires showing them how their lives will be improving and soon at home. in other words, we need to rebuild american confidence. that means we need politicians who focus more on what is good for america, our people, our economy, our future, and less on what helps their own re-election. and that's the memo. and now on to the top story. >> the latest efforts to get some answers finally on benghazi. as we said earlier, speaker john boehner announced the house will vote to establish a select committee to investigate what has happened and they have subpoenas secretary of state john kerry to testify about the benghazi terror attack at a hearing later this month. here's how the state department responded. >> i am confident that what the republicans allege, that there was some attempt by th

change something that had been in the law as long as past practices, but they have in fact for the moe part gone along with the change, again, over dissents of some in the court. >> host: you mentioned one area where your colleagues embraced the neutrality rule but other courts rejected it, and you were particularly vigorous on the part of partisan gerrymandering where districts are drawn to favor one party over other. i heard below gates who was asked what is the one thing congress can do to reduce political polarization, and he said eliminate partisan gerrymandering and this was a conversation with david brooks. he responded, congress won't do that because the incumbents want to protect themselves. you describe that although all of your colleagues agree that extreme partisan gerrymandering violates the constitution, the court tended to hold it's not-the-courts are not able to entertain the challenges. why have they held that and what do you propose to do to solve that problem. >> guest: well, first of all, think it's important that no judge, as far as i know, has ever defended the pr

investigators are searching the vast california wildlands, where 55-year-old orville moe fleming hasecades of experience, and special access. the keys to gated roads and trails. >> we know that he's educated man. he is -- people have characterized him as intelligent. >> reporter: fleming might also have help. investigators allege he was in contact with many escorts through a website and may have called one after abandoning his work truck. >> the most likely scenario is that somebody picked him up in a vehicle. >> reporter: chilling details are emerging about the night that 26-year-old sarah douglas was stabbed and strangled. stephanie douglas recalls the final phone conversation with her sister, which ended like a scream. >> she said the house smelt like gas fumes. she was crying because he wasn't home. >> reporter: douglas' family says they disapproved of sarah's much older fiance. and fleming's estranged wife told our affiliate, he sent text messages begging to reunite two days before the murder. >> he was saying i want my family back. come get me. >> reporter: megan fleming says t

check out the tweet from point guard moe williams admitting that the blazers were pretty darned scared. the snake got released safely back into the wild. >>> shepard smith reporting from his southern news desk in mississippi. >> it's 3:00 in the east coast, 2:00 p.m. here in oxford. the russian president vladimir putin with a new move ticking off the world, visiting crimea and getting self-righteous. the reaction from ukraine on how the united states plays all of this. >>> plus, the cimurder case. why did his lawyers call that self-defense? let's get to it. >>> now, live on fox news, shepard smith reporting. >>> a huge act of defiance from the russian president, vladimir putin. president putin making his first visit to crimea to show that he and he alone controls that territory. president putin arrived to celebrate victory day which marks the soviet union's defeat of nazi germany. western leaders called the move illegal which by law it is. the secretary general of nato says president putin's visit is inappropriate. the russian leader seems confident the territory is firmly in his grasp

. >> sure enough, that night larry, moe, and curly get into the dumpster and can't get out. >> there's for them to crawl back out. >> in the light of day shirley and her family have a plan of attack. grabbing a ladder, she climbs into the back of a pickup truck. her husband is at the wheel, and their daughter records from the house. as they approach, myrtle retreats behind nearby trees. shirley is just feet away from a protective mother bear. just as shirley drops the ladder into the dumpster, she sees myrtle coming in. >> she appeared on the right side of the dumpster. >> there was only one thing left to do. >> drive fast. my husband calls himself a getaway driver. >> they beat a retreat as myrtle moves in. >> she was bigger than i thought she would be up close. i did want things to move a bit quicker. though i was still up close when the first baby came up to the top and i could have cried. they're just adorable. they're beautiful. i would have done that a hundred more times. >> one by one the cubs appear at the rim of the dumpster. and drop to the ground. the cubs rejoin their mom a

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. >>> and the somali parliament in moe guy deshoe. attackers detonated a car bomb at the opening of the impound. they were wearing suicide belts. we will watch that developing story for you. >>> more now on the top story, sunday's vote in ukraine. it's stretching parts of ukraine to the breaking point. jim shuto looks at the troubles in the don etsing region. >> it's a new explosion of violence in eastern ukraine that has the united states on edge. this is the bloody after math of several clashes between the military and pro-russian militants, the new flash point between the west and moscow. more than 30 people killed. witnesses here expressing fear and confusion. sfw >> translator: what is happening here? for a person who understands politics, i can't believe it. >> reporter: the responses to the presidential vote are growing more severe. here, the self-declared people's republic destroyed ballot boxes. and traveling east, we saw even worse. this is an election headquarters that was meant to be running sunday's vote in the area, but

if a group wants to hold something with the profit of moe h -- mohammed? >> i agree.here is a double standard it's okay to hock christianity, we're demanding more and more from society, society is demanding that christians be toll tolerant and hostile towards christianity but increasingly, there is little sensitivity given to those things held dear to christians. >> speaking of which, there is a controversial over this football player michael sam who is drafted to go into the nfl to the rams, he was almost the last draft pick and the cameras were there at these nfl draft picks, they tell me and he was seventh from last. he was very happy and he and his boyfriend. he's the first openly gay nfl player. he and his boyfriend shared a kiss and it's caused controversy by some and there is a backlash. do you see a difference in the way michael sam has been treated and the attention given to him and what we saw with tim tebow and the expressions of his faith condemned in a lot of sickles. >> the situations are different. michael some is deserving of praise because why? he's t

in fact, moe of the accusations issa has been making, such as the fact that al qaeda was somehow involvedthis, have been thoroughly shown to be false and misleading. i don't think it's surprising that congressman boehner, for example, gave issa the cold shoulder in picking gowdy to lead the committee because -- >> uh-oh, boehner better look out. he better look out if you're taking his side in the way he handled this. john boehner is in trouble. >> i think it's great. the question, though -- >> in the state department, remember, 19:45 a.m. the next morning, beth jones, assistant secretary of state, wrote in an e-mail that ansar al sharia, al qaeda affiliate, likely responsible for this attack, no me memgz of a protest or a video. the fact the narrative continued to get pumped by the president on shows like "the view" is quite curious, but it was a presidential season as well. we're out of time. >>> on deck, lynn cheney enters the no spin zone. the wife of dick cheney weighs in on hillary's presidential chances. >> the condi rice rutgers controversy. the factor will be right back. ♪ [ male

. >> reporter: that's actor jack black playing the role of bernie tiede in a moe called "bernie", a darkved east texas mortician who killed his dear friend marjorie nugent in the 1990s. type de hid her body in a deep freezer after shooting her, and for nine months he kept up the charade that nothing was wrong in the small town of carthage, texas, until investigators uncovered his morbid secret. >> is that too much for me to ask for you to be a man for once in your life? >> reporter: skip hollingsworth wrote the story and could wrote the movie screenplay. normally someone who commits a horrific murder is a villain. but in this case, bernie is still a saint. there. >> are people that talk about bernie as if he is a saint, and that he just made one little mistake with mrs. nugent, just one. >> >> reporter: one mistake. >> but there is lots of christian men in carthage these people will say who make two, three, four or more mistakes. we forgive them. why can't we forgive bernie the mistake of shooting a lady in the back four times. >> reporter: you quoted people as saying mrs. nugent was so

barbara, of course, referred to the release of the five detainees from began tan moe.lear though that this is a little bit of a political issue. we've been seeing some traffic from conservatives who while they are thrilled that bowe bergdahl is now safe and in u.s. military hands, they're concerned about the precedent that it's setting. and as you know, senator john mccain was a prisoner of war himself in vietnam for roughly the same period, for about five years. this was an issue that he discussed when he was running for president in 2008 and we got a statement from him a little bit ago and i want to read part of that to you because he expresses concern about this very thing. he said, these particular individuals are hardened terrorists who have the blood of americans and countless afghanss on their hands. i am eager to learn what precise steps are being taken to ensure that these vicious and violent taliban extremists never return to the fight against the united states and our partners are engaged in any tivtss that can threaten the prospects for peace and security i