"most notably is raymond peter in naples, florida, who's a renowned prosthetician.he's donating a prosthetic eye for her." the plan is to get victoria to florida for her new eye within the next week or two. down the line dr. stile said he'll likely perform cosmetic procedures on victoria and monitor her facial motor sensory loss. victoria's story went viral after her family said she was asked to leave a jackson kfc because of her scars. despite all she's been through victoria is still an average 3 year-old girl. "she loves high five's she loves dr. seuss books she likes to put her hand on her hip and say girlfriend." a girl facing a long road ahead, made shorter by the kindness of strangers. k-f-c reached out to the family. and is now giving the them 30 thousand dollars to help pay the little girl's medical bills. take a look at this. in texas, a father and his daughter take the law into their own hands. by going on this wild and dangerous chase! tim wetzel has the story of what prompted the action.and the dramatic footage they captured. it was usa versus portugal.

ellos aseguran que esta vez es aerodinamicamente perfecta blanca ---y les cuento que el zoolgico de napless felinos ms peligrosos del mundo, pero cuando los vea no me va a creer... take vo ... porque se trata de estos tiernos hermanitos nacidos hace apenas 2 meses... se llaman "baku" y "cleo", y son una belleza. --- ellos son de una especie cazadora de frica, que puede saltar hasta 12 pies de alto y tienen mucha precisn al atacar a sus presas. cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 6 y a las once cu --que descanse, buenas noches. end show ♪ ♪ >>> buenas noches, compadres, estamos en "titulares y mÁs" coors light. arranco la copa del mundo. y tenemos la previa del partido de mÉxico, asÍ es carnales, desde brasil. "titulares y mÁs" coors light. ♪ (aplausos) >>> llegÓ el momento. uno,

. ♪ >> the valley lies in the italian midlands 60 miles northwest of naples and 40 miles southeast ofome. a flight -- a flat court or enclosed between four walls -- a enclosed between four walls of mountains. with ancientoor vines, crops of wheat and corn, it is green the year around. it in normal times. last year was a bad year for grapes and olives and the fall planting was late. many fields lay sallow. or are two ways from the south into the valley. -- there are two ways from the south into the valley. they converge before the site of the agent village of -- ancient village of san pietro. it is the threshold of the valley. .he stones of its walls 2 at the last1 census. a farming community. patron saint -- peter. peter's,interest, st. 1438. from the end about tober 1943 until the middle of december, san pietro and the surrounding grounds were some of the scenes -- were the scenes of some of the most bitter fighting. the italian campaign had entered the second phase. to push forward again. our battle lines were a hazard of the terrain itself. it twisted back and forth against our lin

george in utah, the only eastern city, naples florida, and the fifth city, named greeley, colorado.comes from a new conference of mayors. a big -- among the big cities on the list, texas still leaves the way. austin includes -- included. four cities in the lone star state. none of them are in the north or northeast. driving the growth? resources in construction and mining. low-paying administrative and support services jobs are expected to be the fastest growing. may not be as great of a deal as it sounds. the priest low taxes and low regulation boosts your economy. >> does it cut both ways? >> it does cut both ways. unfortunately the slowest growing city still in the northeast. most of them, all but one, east of the mississippi. sadly, five of the 10 in upstate new york. something of an ironing. the biggest, most important that of thet twice number two city, which is los angeles. itnew york were a country, would be the 13th largest economy in the world. dealing with percentage changes in the law of large numbers. for new york, 2.4% growth rate on that which is what is forecast is a

i flew to naples and pick tomatoes and measured the temperature of its ovens.the got really into background and the history and the technique of every dish. in everyone, i developed my own little twist on it. this was the perfect opportunity. it was three years of development. it is called the perfectionist's cafÉ. the perfectionist -- perfection is not real. theidea is that we have wood oven. we managed to pump liquid nitrogen into the airport gam. really impressive because most airports don't even let you have a gas stove. how did you convince heathrow airport to let you open up a wood burning oven and let you pump in natural gas? >> when they got they head around the whole concept, it was a challenge. they accepted it as a challenge. the great thing is they were both committed about making it work. liquid nitrogen is not flammable. liquid oxygen is a different thing. it is just super cold. so it is amazing there is no gas. but we've got nitrogen and we have a pizza of an. >> and the canister and -- the canisters will be escorted across the tarmac with securi

about 150 people protested uber marching in downtown naples. paris about 1200 drivers prevented private cars from picking up passengers at two airports. >>> nasa has scrubbed its plans to test a flying saucer. the vehicle kind of looks like a ufa there, doesn't it? it could be used to land on mars! nasa says the weather is just not right today for a launch. they will use a balloon to get it into the air and a rocket to pro tell it. if things go right, it will slow itself down, a parachute pops open, the saucer will slash down in the water. the next possible launch date is saturday. >> very cool. >>> now to a story you will see only on 5. a 15-year-old boy from wisconsin is healthy now thanks to the hard work of bay area scientists. kpix 5's kiet do shows us how they used computer code to save him. >> reporter: something was killing joshua osborn and he was running out of options and time. >> they tested for everything they knew. they tested for viruses and bacterias, certainly wasn't for a lack of trying. >> reporter: last year in wisconsin, he

flew out there, found the best ones, and those are in naples right now. >> do either of you speak italiana little bit. i'm learning. it's really important to be able to speak the language not just to communicate, but to show them that you care. liz: tell me why i should pick these shoes over ferragamo or gucci loafers that a lot of guys on wall street would love to wear. >> we're targeting a younger generation of guys that are going to grow up with us as we mature. we're competing on style, convenience, quality and, obviously, price. we're half the price of all the name brands and all the big box retailer ors. liz: and tell me what your style is and how you decide what the style of the shoe should be. you obviously have a direct line to all your friends who are a little hipper, perhaps, than the 40-60-year-old wall street guys. >> that's the idea. forward thinking, aggressive, interesting colors, interesting cuts. we're looking for that younger customers. liz: guys this is all great, but where did you get money to start up? didn't you need a chunk of capital? >> so we launched with a smal

. >> kevin, do you own your home now and if you were buying a home and a nice vacation place in naples or rent? >> i own multiple homes, i'm not buying anymore. in fact, i'm going to be selling a few of them because i think they are at a high and on top of that i would rent in naples. >> that's a good trade, but, again, keep this in mind. young people and kevin, there's no capital gains on the profit from the sale of the house, and that's -- >> larry, don't lull them into a sense of security. >> got to go. >> you are hurting young people right now. shame on >> you buy stocks, buy real estate. things are better than you think and will be for the next 10, 11 years. >> don't buy real estee. don't to it. >> great to see you both. getting bruised and battered around here. the dow up 10 and s&p 500 in record territory and the nasdaq adding 16. >> nothing people gets people talking more than housing. gucci, if it's not the fed. gucci ceo up next. the health. luxury goods market, consumers. are they spending money like they were back in the 1980s? >> and later on the show, the co-founders of j

to move down to naples. -- >> avis is good. doing quite well. >> contrast here. many would say listen, the business is fine. but overall. >> business is fine. >> business is fine. go buy avis. this is worrisome to me. i didn't like that litany of things and when i hear accounting irregularities i say sell. stock would have been down on the fact that they didn't do the quarter. >> that is some list you just read. >> by the way, thank you. i didn't actually get to that. the company, of course, said its operating results will be likely below consensus, did cite costs associated with the accounting review. other unusual items. it also said certain anticipating operating results. are also contributing to below consensus number for first quarter. that's the quarter that ended with march 31st. so there you can see what they're talking about. >> ceo. >> in terms of material weakness and again the operating results are also perhaps contributing to what's going to be a lower than expected by the analyst that follow th

my name is john naples. i'm he a journey man union sheet metal worker. i take part in the makership project at techshop which helps people develop skills to place them in solid middle class jobs. i run a volunteer welding focus group on thursdays. anyway, my ultimate goal is to start my own business and i prefer to use organized labor because i know the level of our training and the pride that we take in our work and i want to know how you think becoming a union contractor and using union labor can help an upstart business or entrepreneur be successful and how can we make it easier for people like me to make the transition from union un worker to business owner? >> pittsburgh historically has been a union town. america was built by workers who over time through a lot of struggle got the right to bargain collectively. i don't think it's an exaggeration to say the middle class was built in part because unions were able to negotiate weekends and overtime and benefits, things that now non-union workers take for granted. well, you got those because unions wer

. >> also on the list, naples, florida. then st. george and provo, utah.s come from a new study by ihs. iny just put it out connection with their latest meeting. among the big cities, texas leads the way. austin tops a top 10 that includes three cities in the native states. none of them are in the north or the northeast. driving the growth is construction, mining and fracking. the report does warned that low-paying administrative and support services jobs are expected to be the fastest-growing. you may go west but not make a fortune. it does quantify what the people in texas have been arguing. -- low a right regulation state, you get growth. >> tech is moving to austin as well. >> that is why the california cities have the same thing going on. >> who are the slowest moving cities? probably don't want to be east of the mississippi and you don't want to be in upstate new york. five of the 10 worst are in upstate new york. it is something of an irony. the biggest and most important city in the country is new york city. it has a gross metropolitan product that

. >> reporter: dove charney built a reputation as one of the most successful naples and now the mostreated is forcing him out up. the board unanimously voted to vote him out. they add, we take no joy in this. dov charney created american apparel but the company has grown much larger than any one individual. charney built his empire with affordable clothing geared toward the younger generation and garnered plenty of attention with a steady stream of provocative ad campaigns. >> your company is very successful. >> some people think so. >> reporter: in 2006 he spoke with charlie rose about his view of the company. >> i think the company very much is a reflection of the sensibilities of the next -- you know, the next generation of adults that's coming upstream right now. >> reporter: but in recent years american apparel which prides itself on its kmidment to made in america has reported huge financial losses, a period in which the 45-year-old charney has been charged with misconduct. he was accused of sexual harassment and later charging someone. he's always had a history of eccentric be

this is from naples news. they say curt clawson, southwest florida's newest congressman said his best days are ahead. he received about 67% of the vote. e will fill the seat of trey ridele -- readle. we'll take you back to this morning's "washington journal" and military options in iraq. " continues. host: back at our table is congressman rob wittman, chairican of virginia and of the subcommittee on readiness. the me begin with the headlines on the front pages of the newspapers. you have "the washington times" reporting that the militarists , want an islamic state as a staging ground for a u.s. attack. disturbing, understanding what their focus is and what they want to achieve, obviously specifically going after the united states and the united states interests. that should be a sobering finding is how we combat isis. mean inat does that your opinion for what happens next in the rack -- iraq? guest: first of all, let's determine the exact extent of isis in iraq. we have 300 advisors on the ground also figuring