a new twist on the take away pizza in naples. there have been shocking headlines in britain, stories of underage girls groomed by gangs and forced into sex rings. the men involved are of muslim origin. the victims white and non- muslim. there are 50 such child grooming rings under investigation. one of the worst was discovered in oxford, where the complex issues of race and religion have deeply to start the local community. >> oxford evokes images of halls of learning, the bastion of british tradition. now it is also the scene of depravity and unspeakable crimes. specifically on cowardly road, where a getting used and abused dozens of underage girls. the game members were muslim, most of pakistani origin -- gang members were muslim, many of them pakistani origin. the youngest of the girls was 11. she had suffered years of abuse, living in state homes with foster parents or on the streets. the gang found her among the snack bars on the road. they would ply the girls with small gifts, alcohol, and then drugs until they were depende

a new twist on the take away pizza in naples. there have been shocking headlines in britain, stories of underage girls groomed by gangs and forced into sex rings. the men involved are of muslim origin. the victims white and non- muslim. there are 50 such child grooming rings under investigation. one of the worst was discovered in oxford, where the complex issues of race and religion have deeply to start the local community. >> oxford evokes images of halls of learning, the bastion of british tradition. now it is also the scene of depravity and unspeakable crimes. specifically on cowardly road, where a getting used and abused dozens of underage girls. the game members were muslim, most of pakistani origin -- gang members were muslim, many of them pakistani origin. the youngest of the girls was 11. she had suffered years of abuse, living in state homes with foster parents or on the streets. the gang found her among the snack bars on the road. they would ply the girls with small gifts, alcohol, and then drugs until they were depende

the crisis has brought it back. >> naples is known for its great cuisine. restaurants at the foot of mount vesuvius mainly attract foreign tourists now. italians cannot afford to eat out. in naples's historic district, many of the 30 to 40-year-olds can't afford to move out of their parents' house, unless you work for an organized crime syndicate.chances of finding a job are slim. this is probably why one of the oldest crimes is reemerging on these streets, stealing food. an increasing number of pizza delivery men are mugged and have their delivery taken from them. the young pizza baker decided to reintroduce an old tradition. >> if we have a customer who can't afford to pay for a pizza, we give him a pizza that has already been paid for by another customer. i simply cross it off the board. >> more and more customers are beginning to pay for an extra pizza. >> i feel better about eating my pizza, because i know i have treated someone else to one. >> a dashing sophia loren already deployed pizza as a means to combat hard times. the free pizzas only come in a

the crisis has brought it back. >> naples is known for its great cuisine. restaurants at the foot of mount vesuvius mainly attract foreign tourists now. italians cannot afford to eat out. in naples's historic district, many of the 30 to 40-year-olds can't afford to move out of their parents' house, unless you work for an organized crime syndicate.chances of finding a job are slim. this is probably why one of the oldest crimes is reemerging on these streets, stealing food. an increasing number of pizza delivery men are mugged and have their delivery taken from them. the young pizza baker decided to reintroduce an old tradition. >> if we have a customer who can't afford to pay for a pizza, we give him a pizza that has already been paid for by another customer. i simply cross it off the board. >> more and more customers are beginning to pay for an extra pizza. >> i feel better about eating my pizza, because i know i have treated someone else to one. >> a dashing sophia loren already deployed pizza as a means to combat hard times. the free pizzas only come in a

home video of a bear taking a nap in naples.uite a shock for people inside this, video wasn't great. he was on the lounge chair you know? the bear tore a hole in the screen and wander wade before authorities arrived. police say it's not the only brazen bear around. several others have been spotted in the naples area. just hanging out. just monthsying along. >> he's got to cool off. >> women give birth at hospitals every day, but not usually in the lobby. >> that is what happened in a miami, florida hospital. she just arrived at the dmek when the baby decided it was time. >> yes. her husband helped her to the floor. a nurse was just arriving for his shift and it was a good thing he was/wnl there. >> i noticed the baby was with the cord around the neck. i had to maneuver the baby. i started cleaning the eyes and mouth and then, little boss. so baby started crying and we were happy. >> mom and baby appeared before cameras today. the little girl weighed in at six pounds, eight ounces. impatient but she is just fine. >> they'll be te

rumors conspiracy theories andad even moreys movies, we reveal tt about area 51. 5 >>> a bear in naples decided the best place to would be the porch of a florida family. fami the bear yawning and lounging, sleeping and then left thend t enclosed area through the door it created in the screen door. >>> area 51 has been the stuffs of legends. now for firsbet time newly revealed papers have acknowledged the existence of es the area 51 and what it didd contain. >> reporter: area 51, that th secret nevada base that sparkedd stories of alien autopsies, au little green men in outer space ufsfos but now the curtain is finally being pulled back. >> acknowledge. >> jerry of the nationalf security archives says after eight years he has finally gotten cia maps and papers undes the freedom of information act that confirm area 51 is real.rel >> the government has notnot declassed the fact of the area 51 anymore. >> reporter: it turns out ufos may not have been the the reason the government wouldn't o acknowledge area 51, but in fact, it was this. a you tw u-2 spy plane which wae heart of the cold war

it's surveillance video from naples florida. a strange glow.like a web-shaped saucer appearing to hover above the pool. a security guard watched it. she said it was too far away to be a bug on the lens. so far, veteran ufo watchers who have take an preliminary look say it is no hoax. we'll keep you posted. >>> when we come back, in the news this week, the founder of amaz amazon, jeff besos, sharing his information tonight. ♪ [ male announcer ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking advair. ask your doctor if including advai

. >> reporter: it was a heart-stopping discovery in naples, florida. a black bear who had torn into a screened-in porch sleeping on the tile floor. >> i couldn't believe my eyes. i had never seen a bear that big. >> reporter: fortunately the bear woke up and left. but across the country, bears have attacked nearly 7 people in the past week. in northern alaska, a national guard helicopter had to rescue a hunter on saturday who survived 36 hours after being mauled by a bear. in wyoming, two hikers suffered minor injuries after being attacked by a grizzly and her can you be. -- cub. a camper in colorado was taektd last week. in idaho, two hikers survived, one bitten by the leg. and in the past week, a 12-year-old girl was bitten by a bear while jogging. >> this is it. i'm not going to see my family ever again, i'm not going to see my soccer team or any of my friends. i'm a goner. >> reporter: she tried to run away but the bear caught her. then she said she played dead and the bear walked away. contrary to conventional wisdom, many bear attacks aren't abou

and, again, there's a spate, a rash of black bear sightings in naples, florida. >> naples is lovely this time of year. it's a great place for a nap. >> i report to inform. >> thanks. >>> we get to those new details now in the kidnapping of hannah anderson. newly-released search warrants reveal what was going on before she was abducted and raise new questions about how and why it all happened. abc's ryan owens has the latest. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. these are the search warrants. they reveal gruesome details about what dimaggio allegedly did to hannah's mother and brother. and the frantic effort to find the teenager before something awful happened to her, too. on the day james dimaggio allegedly set his house on fire and kidnapped 16-year-old hannah anderson, firefighters found the bodies of hannah's mother, christina, and 8-year-old brother, ethan. according to newly-obtained search warrants, they had been tortured. this morning, those warrants are also raising questions about what happened in the hours before that fire. in court documents, investiga

one school in naples. religion is really hard to define. just about every paper and book begins with some sort of definition of what we're talking about. it seems that the definition you are working from his of functional definition, right? >> in this instance, yes. >> did you talk a little bit more about why you think that is the best way to approach the definition of religion? >> that is a great question. first of all, i will say something really surprising. the very notion of religion was actually invented the modern secularism in an attempt to demote christianity to be one more species of the genus, no better or worse than any others. there is actually a long history on the notion of religion having been invented. i wish i could go into it. i will pretend that that vast complexity design exist and answer the second part. we talk about religion today because we've been taught to talk about it in class. fine. that is the home turf. what do you mean by religion? scholars have had a really difficult time explaining. stamp collecting, a grea

we're already watching rain moving into south florida so from miami to naples, sarasota, ft.rs you have to deal with on and off rain probably the next three days in a row. we could see heavy rain in north florida, southern georgia and areas of mississippi and alabama, too, especially the southern portions near the gulf as much as six to ten inches of rain over the next couple of days. by far the southeast is a travel trouble spot in the northeast if you left the windows open last night you may have had to close them in the middle of the night. we're in the mid-50s in the city, 40s in some of the suburbs. feels like fall but it will be a beautiful afternoon, thomas, we showed you d.c. there, i mean, you do vacations in d.c. mid-august, you're prepared for like heat, humidity, gross. 80 and low humidity enjoy it. >> i grew up in baltimore so i know all about gross, i do. bill thanks so much. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe" we'll take you live to egypt as the military continues its crackdown on the muslim brotherhood protest. we'll discuss the options that

and then this fourth one down here, that's actually in naples. see vesuvius there, and it's by an italian artist. and also, i think it's actually naval rather than a commercial fishing boat. so this is the one that sticks out as not belonging quite so much. but it's quite interesting to see how the italians did it. again, very formalized, and that is much, much earlier. that's very early 19th century, yes. what's the most you ever spent on one? oh, i'd say about 600. 600? which one? one of these? yes, this one. yes. this one. i think it's the best of them, you know, really. it's got drama and a story. i think that's probably worth about £2,000 or 3,000 now. yes, yes. really? i really do. it's that good. and this one also by burwood, i think that might be worth as much as that, although i don't prefer it. and this artist, tench, who's maybe a generation later, i'd have to say that he's probably a little bit less, something like £800 to 1,200. that's great. yes, well, and this neapolitan one is probably worth about £400 to 600. oh, my word. absolut

. >> reporter: it was a heart-stopping discovery in naples, florida, a black bear who had torn into a screened-in porch, sleeping on the tile floor. >> i couldn't believe my eyes. lining i never seen a bear that big. >> reporter: fortunately, the bear woke up and left, but across the country, bears have attacked at least seven people over the past week. in northern alaska, a national guard hell couldn't her to rescue a hunter on saturday who survived 36 hours after being mauled by a bear n wyoming two high suffered minor injuries after being attacked by a grizzly and her cub. a camper in colorado was slightly injured last week n idaho, two researchers were attacked by a grizzly, one bitten on the leg. and in cadillac, michigan, thursday, a 12-year-old girl was attacked by a black bear while jogging. she thought she was going to die. >> this is it. i'm not gonna see my family ever again. not going to see my soccer team or any of my friends. i'm gone per. >> reporter: she tried run away, but the be caught her. but then she says she played dead and the bear walked awaty. 2011 university

after which is the governor it's because of all of the qualities that it's going to get which is naples i.e. in addition there are clashes in alexandria as well as tom to who is seeing this kind of violence spreading everywhere as supporters of mostly either an altercation is with the with the police all with residents of the area so really what this is coming off the back of is of course wednesday's very bloody crackdown by the security forces on two sittings in cairo it's quite a serious situation here we're not sure how it's going to go particularly as the ministry of interior set the statement that they are going to allow their offices to fire live ammunition on anyone that was attacking them and also state buildings so we could see these conscious escalate further and more fatalities as the days go on at the moment that makes this the make shift be a toss because they're almost rushed the limit as these people are coming in in the in this capital. we're coming from if you want to access what true is. online she's updating developments from the heart of egypt's deadly turmoil you ca

delta and yet that which is the governor as we've also heard at the top of these spending which is naples sayit in addition there are conscious in alexandria as well as tom says who is seeing this kind of violence spreading everywhere as the supporters of mostly either an altercation is with the with the police all with residents of the area so really what this is coming off the back of is of course wednesday's very bloody crackdown by the security forces on two sittings in cairo it's quite a serious situation here we're not sure how it's going to go particularly as the ministry of interior set the stating that they are going to now their offices to fire live ammunition on anyone that was attacking them and also state buildings so we could see these conscious escalate further and more fatalities as the day go on that was archies bill true reporting from egypt meanwhile the united states struggles to figure out its role in this quickly deteriorating situation as one point three billion dollars in aid is handed over to egypt every single year and considering that aid is now going into the h

us what we end up with almost two years and were born in italy where i was born in naples italy what age i'm here seven i was seven years old. and you not at all you don't know and you believe generational skipping gene absolutely her mom is a great chef my mom's the best my mom inspired the restaurant that's how we got into the restaurant business we wanted to open a little forty seater for my mom called mama depending on our show and she's beloved and people people watch the show to see mamma dependent and she's a great great chef so it's kept right over me you do the fashion police with my friend joan rivers i do. if you keep a straight face i don't. i do it and if you ever watch the show you know it's funny joan will say this show consists like a joke that's out of this world and then they cut to me or kelly was for it and were laughing and of course we're guilty by association because they laughing but we can't help it a lot of people say they tune n. because for number one reason they love joan rivers their words a reason not even to hear what we're going to say but to his see

us what we can open almost two years and were born in italy where i was born in naples italy would come here seven i was seven years old . do you not at all you don't know if you believe generational skipping gene absolutely her mom is a great chef my mom's the best my mom inspired the restaurant that's how we got into the restaurant business we wanted to open a little forty seater for my mom called mama depending on our show and she's beloved and people people watch the show to see mama dependent and she's a great great chef so it's skips right over me you do the fashion police and my friend joan rivers i do keep a straight face i don't. i do it and if you ever watch the show you know it's funny joan will say this joke and it's just like a joke that's out of this world and then they cut to me or kelly was for it and were laughing and of course we're guilty by association because they laughing but we can't help it a lot of people say they to ned because for number one reason they love joan rivers the words the reason that even to hear what we're going to say but to his see are expressio

it's surveillance video from naples florida. a strange glow.e a web-shaped saucer appearing to hover above the pool. a security guard watched it. she said it was too far away to be a bug on the lens. so far, veteran ufo watchers who have take an preliminary look say it is no hoax. we'll keep you posted. >>> when we come back, in the news this week, the founder of amaz amazon, jeff besos, sharing his information tonight. ♪ [ male announcer ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking advair. ask your doctor if including advair c

>> caller: hello, jim, this is english frank in naples, florida. >> excellent. >> caller: i'm callingbout, i know central africa very well and there's a fine outfit which is called rand gold resources which is one of the top -- maybe the best gold miner in the area. american analysts don't seem to know much about it but you've got chinese and you've got middle eastern wealth -- sovereign wealth funds which is sniffing around. and i wonder what you thought about it. >> this is mark bristo, we've had him on, he's a great ceo. i don't like the gold stocks and it's been -- i like gold. if you have to own a gold stock right now, he's delivered the best of the other companies. he's done better than that, gg, he's done better than that. agnico, done better than that. the problem is, the gold stocks have not been as good as the precious metal and i like the precious metal. can i go to jason in louisiana, please, jason? >> caller: jim, big boo-yah, got a quick question for you, buddy. i've made 20% this year due to all your information, and i'm kind of scared about the pullback. i'm wondering

your home and seeing this, a black bear sleeping on the back patio, a frightening sight for mason in naples> you don't really think when you see something like that, so we were all just freaking out. >> reporter: the kids were with a babysitter. mason quickly texted his mom who rushed home. >> this is the closest i've ever come to a bear let alone a seven to eight foot bear sitting on my back porch. >> reporter: the bear eventually wandered off and the family was fine but others haven't been so lucky. on friday northern alaska, air rescue crews reached a hunter in a remote area near the gates of the arctic national park. officials say he'd been mauled by a brown bear similar to one like this. and in michigan earlier this week, a bear attacked 12-year-old abby while she was out for a run. >> she had suffered two deep lacerations to her thigh. >> reporter: experts say there could be several factors for the recent attacks. first, we're living closer to their natural space. >> you really want to exhibit a lot of respect around bears. sometimes bears bring the wild into their own homes. >> repor

themselves disillusioned with the republican party backed according to a recent article published in the naples dealing news many tea partiers plan to sit out high profile races and some important swing states next year so do you all think mark you're probably the closest to the tea party here you think the tea party folks are going to be sent out the race i don't know i think that's hopefully an empty threat i can. imagine the idea that you would be passive in that you would stay out of because you're really not happy with the way things are going to stay home that seems to me that doesn't make any sense to me i would think they'd be more likely if they're not happy with the republican party to form their own party and be a third party if they really don't think that they can integrate into the republican party is going to end with a lot of people and you know soraya do you think that it's possible that they're saying this because they see a defeat coming and they're trying to say when the defeat happened see that was because we didn't show up. i think that they're just in an untenable positio

one of him selling his packed onto his uniform in naples evader one of three celebrations he missed ony of drawing a cake of wishing him well. the other monuments officer was a budding parts scholar named fred hartt and was 29 years old much younger than most one of its officers and he had visited the eurobond a number of occasions and he loved art. it was his dream to save the things in this country that have meant so much to him as a youth growing up. as the war and advanced beyond the of valley north, through rome and siena to reach the tuscan hills outside the city of florence, the monuments officers arrived to a terrific discovery that horrified them with the news that this castle, right outside florence house works of art from the museums in florence that were there leaning up against the wall, not in crates and led to believe by italian officials when they arrived in rome that the works of art had been moved back and into the city out of the way of oncoming ground combat but they found quickly this was not the case. it set the alarm bells off so the handful of officers maybe 20

. >> reporter: naples says it's her right to know the truth. >> i guess i'm speaking on behalf of allnything. it's an unknown factor of our lives and we feel we need to know. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," jeff pegues greenville north carolina. >> so lovely to see them together. >> it is indeed. >> yeah. >> and also to understand they kept saying it's the missing piece, it's the missing piece to know. >> i understand some parents may want some privacy if they were forced to give up a child for adoption, but to see a brother and sister reconnected or a sibling, i think that's incredible. >> and they look a lot alike. >> they do. so happy to be together. >>> and developers are creating mobile apps for kids and even babies but now a children's advocacy groups. elaine quijano is with us. good morning. >> good morning to you, norah. there's an app for ♪ one, two, three lie on rks two rks tlee, two, three. >> this app is for lions. complaints filed last week with the federal trade commission against app maker fisher-price and open solution say there's no evidence that the products hav

that mom is named rebecca sights and joins us from naples, florida.morning, rebecca. >> good morning. thank you so much for having me. >> thank you for being here. so, you're sitting there in the morning with your kids and this ad appears and what do you do? >> i panicked first because i quickly turned and i saw that my son's eyes had gone wide. and i quickly got him out of the room and i rewound it because i thought there is simply no way we saw what we just saw. i will rewind and see what it actually is and then i'll be able to explain he didn't see what he thinks he just saw and then i rewound and saw and i saw, no, no, it was exactly what we thought it was. >> you don't object to this being on television, you object to this being on television at 8:00 in the morning. >> exactly. i object to the idea that i see this over corn flakes and coffee with my kids nearby. that's what i object to. >> you post this image on your facebook, just to generate conversation about it and facebook removes it. >> it did. i got a notice within 30 minutes of it that sa

i am a small business person in naples, florida. i am 59. i am a cancer survivor. when i had the opportunity to care pre- the obama existing insurance, i gave up my insurance with a $10,000 adaptable that was very isked goingnd r without insurance to qualify for the program. i was entered into the program last year given an opportunity to have insurance for $375 a month, with the normal co-pay and a normal adaptable of $2500 for the year. in january i received a letter that said, a pre-existing condition program was no longer affordable for the government, enrollees.ad 100,000 my rate increased to $450, my co -pay has increased and my deductible increased to $6500. host: this is a private health insurance program or through the state of florida and? caller: the government's pre- existing, this is president obama's pre-existing health care plan. 100,000 of the few privileged people who are allowed to enter this program, which is now being closed because the government can no longer afford the program. we have been told, and i have a letter i can show you that says t

. ♪ >>> quÉ bueno que nos acompaÑe, pobladores de naples vieron un misterioso objeto. choque automovilÍstico, en virginia, varias personas llevadas al hospital, las tareas de limpieza duraron toda la noche, porque habÍa camiones de 18 ruedas y hasta casas mÓviles. tuvo una milla de distancia. y comenzamos las semanas con excelente noticias para su bolsillo, el precio de la gasolina estÁ bajo y asÍ se mantendrÁ. vamos con marÍa eugenio que nos tiene mÁs detalles. >>> aunque no lo crea el precio del combustible estÁ bajando, el precio es de 3.56. casi 5 centavos que la semana pasada. y lo mejor es que esta tendencia se mantendrÁ. se espera que en otoÑo baje mÁs hasta un promedio de 3. 40 por galÓn. incluso para el prÓximo aÑo. luego de tres aÑos de alza se espera que el precio promedio sea de tres dÓlares con 37 centavos. los mÁs privilegiados son los residentes de charleston, pagan 3.27 por cada galÓn. pero no se emocione mucho. >>> el director de la asociaciÓn de conductores dijo que el precio de la gasolina por debajo de los 3 dÓlares son casa del pasado. el motivo pr

. >>> a family from naples, florida, surprised to find this uninvited guest sleeping on their back porchng through the screen and really, i mean, dug in for a nap. animal control officials are concerned that this bear could come back. that it seems a little too comfortable in human environment and it might not go as well next time. so, they're going to set a trap. i can't even imagine walking in on that. >> that would be terrifying. thanks so much. >>> here's an intriguing mystery for you. there's been a string of recent burglaries at one of the richiest apartment buildings. to some it's starting to look like an inside job. cnn's alina cho has more on the story. a lot of intrigue and mystery. >> starting to smell like an inside job. when you look at this building, kate. a real who's who of new york. imagine having neighbors like vera wang, 740 park avenue is just that kind of building. the new york city address that says you've arrived. now imagine a string of robberies in that building and no sign of who did it. it sounds like fiction, but it's real. the story has hints of the ones you

it is a cosmopolitan journey. >> a call from naples, florida. caller: hi. i grew up in the 1930's and 1940's. my last recollection of it it was an abandoned home in total disrepair. the grounds were totally wild. any evidence was totally absent. at what point did the property get improved? a man of wealth about the property and started to repair it and then the government took it over. did you tell that part of the story? >> it basically became a large and ornate farmhouse. it had gone through several reiterations. they try to make a teahouse out of it. and basically had never been owned again by anyone who had enough money to do anything great for it, but also never had money to ruin it either. the gentleman you mentioned purchased the house and try to restore it. actually did, at least saved it from complete ruin and then legislation was passed to make it as part of the national park service. >> next is a call from marilyn. caller: hi there. i'm enjoying your program. i'm wondering what abraham did while angelica was acting as host is in the white house.

we will go now to naples, florida. >> hello.thank you for your time. >> sure. >> i am a small business person. i am 59 years old. i am a cancer survivor. when i had the opportunity to re pre-or the obamaca existing insurance, i gave up my insurance with a 10,000 dollars deductible, which was very i went without insurance for a long period of time to qualify for coverage. i i went into the program last , giving it opportunity to have insurance for $375 per a low and there was deductible of $2500 for the year. was said that the pre- existing condition program was no longer affordable, that we , and it,000 enrollees went up to $450 per month, and my copayment went up, and my deductible has changed. through a health insurance program or through the state of florida? >> this is president obama's existing health insurance plan. i am one of the few privileged people who are allowed to enter the program, which is being closed because they cannot program, and the program is being closed, and as of october, i have to go to the public, and