luna was born on the full moon, but now, the buffalo zoo is hosting a naming contest on facebook to determine what the three-month old polar bear cub's name will be permanently. luna is a face the zoo's push to raise 4 million to finish the zoo's arctic exhibit. starting on monday, the zoo is going to have a remote camera with links for people to watch her every move, every afternoon. she's absolutely adorable! okay. well, as we told you, south dakota has become the first state to enact a law allowing teachers to carry guns in schools. we've been asking us to share your thoughts on the controversial move. many responses pouring in today. ken says he thinks it's fine if the teachers are carefully screened and trained. and sharon says if it protect the school. not every viewer agrees. why can't with we use the retired police officers and thank you for for sharing. kelly wright and jamie colby standing by with more in new york. don't miss tomorrow's fox news sunday with chris wallace's interview with paul ryan. make it a great day, everybody. everybody. >> fox news alert, we're getting a look at

. >> there are more communities that want to host spring training than there are major league baseball teams. the teams can ask for the moone a community that gives it to them. >> well, the twins here haven't asked for the moon but they have asked for $40 million for a face lift for hammond stadium which they are going to get from the county, shepard. >> shepard: who has the edge here, florida or arizona, steve? >> right now it's an even split. each state has 15 teams but arizona is luring more and more away every year. something florida's governor says he vows to stop. arizona does have the advantage. most of the teams are around phoenix. in florida you have east coast and west coast teams. for the minor leaguers that could mean a four hour bus ride each way for some games, shepard. >> shepard: steve harrigan. luxury yacht at great price. but the real challenge is getting it home. he says he purchased the thing in alabama. and the plan was to drive it to southeast, missouri. >> it all started because it cost too much money to haul one from florida or the state of washington to missouri. and when i saw this one down here j

host the big sailing event. >>> a group of surfers going to court. they want to have access again to a popular san mateo county beach. now, this involves martins beach south of half moonrs ago but since then, the new owner has blocked the public from using the private road to get to the beach. the lawsuit claims that gated road is a violation of california's coastal act. >>> two closed down rohnert park schools are reopening as completely new schools. last night, the school board voted to turn mountain shadows middle school into technology middle school. and the "press democrat" reports that la fayette will change names it's in partner ship with sonoma state university. those schools were forced to close because of budget cuts. >>> foreclosure radar reports fewer and fewer homes are being foreclosed on because of an increase in short sales and loan modification. a shortage of homes for sales is creating bidding wars for some properties. just 366 homes were sold at foreclosure in san mateo, contra costa, alameda and santa clara counties during february. that's down from more than 1,000 a year earlier. >>> business owners in a san francisco neighborhood are trying to pr

host the big sailing event. >>> a group of surfers going to court. they want to have access again to a popular san mateo county beach. now, this involves martins beach south of half moonsold several years ago but since then, the new owner has blocked the public from using the private road to get to the beach. the lawsuit claims that gated road is a violation of california's coastal act. >>> two closed down rohnert park schools are reopening as completely new schools. last night, the school board voted to turn mountain shadows middle school into technology middle school. and the "press democrat" reports that la fayette will change names it's in partner ship with sonoma state university. those schools were forced to close because of budget cuts. >>> foreclosure radar reports fewer and fewer homes are being foreclosed on because of an increase in short sales and loan modification. a shortage of homes for sales is creating bidding wars for some properties. just 366 homes were sold at foreclosure in san mateo, contra costa, alameda and santa clara counties during february. that's down from more than 1,000 a year earlier. >>> business owners in a san francisco neighborhood

progress is hosting a forum titled the end of cash with the deputy assistant secretary for consumer policy. live coverage starting at 12 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. ♪ ♪ >> today a new moonin the sky, a 23-inch mettle sphere placed in orbit by a russian rocket. you are hearing the actual signals transmitted by the satellite, one of the great scientific feats of the age. >> so there was a very rapid galvanization or mobilization of resources in the united states to catch up. we could have put the first satellite up, but we weren't in a rush until the soviets did it. and thereafter for the next few years there was a real race going on with the united states attempting to put a man in space. the russians did it first. then to put two people in space, the russians did it first. the russians put a woman in space first. they had a succession of missions in the early 1960s, and it took about five years before the united states caught up to the feats that the soviet union was performing in space and began to take the lead. and the ultimate goal of the race was to go to the moon. >> from the dawn of the space age through the space shuttle discovery, from smithsonian's national ai

but guest host robert wolf's 32 advisers and former ubs chairman gives us his perspective on financials, the cyprus situation and what it means for the global banking sector. >> is there a bad moon europe? we talk cyprus and the fate of the eurozone with financial times chief editorial commentator michael wolf. >>> we're hunting for big deals in the big easy at the biggest mergers and acquisitions conference of the year. we'll talk to mark of citigroup about targets, tactics and strategy as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ werewolves of london >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm decky quick with joe kernan. andrew will join us about mergers and acquisitions. there have been some red arrows. dow futures have paired their losses 13 points below fair value. s&p futures are down by less than 4 points below fair value s. stocks finished higher and wiped out most of last week's after the fed reaffirmed bond purchases and record-low interest rates. >>> fed chairman ben bernanke saying central bank might slow the pace of bond buying but only after the labor marked shows sustained improvement over a number of months. >> we are se

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