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seuss is like, slow down. >> totally agree. more on that later in the show. good morning.is is "way too early." thanks for being up with us this morning on this friday, may 10th. >>> did the intelligence community miss out when not sharing information? we'll hear testimony from congress. lawmakers move towards a compromise on immigration. while it could lead to a whole new tone in d.c. but first our top story, the man charged with kidnap iping three women and keeping them in captivity for nearly ten years may face the death penalty. ariel castro made his first appearance in court yesterday and we're getting a better idea of what charges may be on the way. >> reporter: for the first time since his arrest, the public saw 52-year-old ariel castro. the former school bus driver accused

as the great doctor seuss once said, quoted again and again at commencement speeches -- >> you have brainsr shoes -- >> you can steer yourself any direction you choose. >> reporter: it's up to you to steer yourself, especially if you feel like all the student debt wasn't worth it. >> it doesn't take an advanced degree to figure out that people that have more skills and more education are doing better and surviving better in this comeback than are people who do not. i mean, that screams out of the data. >> reporter: what the data show is nearly two-thirds of recent college grads say they need more training in order to get that dream job. but fewer than half say they got it in their first job after graduation. meaning, plan your next two or three career moves now, and figure how your first job out of college can help with those moves. finally, start planning for retirement now. does your company offer a 401(k) match? take it. start saving now and pay off your debt as soon as possible. call it a battle plan for grads, make your opening shot in the job market work for you. so how is it looking

seuss an film is an infection disease specialist with the san francisco health department. she says it takes a week or 2 maybe 3 for the symptoms to show up. >> most people who get in fixes may have relatively mild moderate symptoms but could include high fever. people could have weakness. >>reporter: she adds in some cases people get very sick if not treated. it coils a couple up,000 people a year in developing countries. shoppers we talked to were understandably surprised to hear the news. >> oh, my goodness. so what are they doing about it. >> nordstrom says it's going through credit card receipts to find customers who 80 cafe during that late april time frame. and if any of those customers are feeling ill, nordstrom has contracted with a couple of local clinic to provide free test. eat there often. >> do i yes. i eat in lots of weird places. >>reporter: how are you feel. >> i feel in great. >>reporter: sf state student johnson 80 cafe during the april time frame. less of appetite. stomach pain. >> haven't had any of those. so no. feeling fine. >>reporter: and again heal

seuss was like, "slow down, dude, that's a little crazy." [ laughter ] [ imitating reporter ] [ softonce the backers play the hackers and the hackers and cashers, but the cashers with the bankers, but the backers and the hackers." i just read about a new iphone app that can actually figure out how happy users are. although, if you need to download an app to tell you if you're happy, you're not. [ light laughter ] and finally, digiornos recalling two kinds of frozen pizzas because they may contain small pieces of plastic. which explains that new ad, "it's not delivery, but you should probably get delivery." we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tell me have you ever wanted someone so much it hurts ♪ ♪ your lips keep trying to speak but you just can't find the words ♪ ♪ i had this dream once i had it in my head she was the purest beauty but not the common kind ♪ ♪ she had a way about her that made you feel alive and for a moment it made the world ♪ ♪ stand still yeah we owned the night ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: a little ska! a littl

the seuss of criteria that never should have been used. signaling out groups like tea party or any other political group and i think the failure to keep us posted, i wasn't satisfied. and i think for all of those reasons, his departure was absolutely necessary. >> is it credible to you that the ig report was communicated to at certain levels, but was, that somehow the president didn't know about it? that the white house counsel learned of it? perhaps three weeks ago now and learned of the conclusions, not just the fact that there was an investigation going on. but that the white house chief of staff, that the president never learned? how do we know how contained that is? >> we'll have to find out. i think it is credible. the i.g. said there was no political interference, also, there was no outside interference. and three weeks ago, apparently there was information given to the white house, that a report was coming out. what would people want the white house to do? not interfere with the report, not try to influence it. but essentially to r

seuss is like slow down, dude. it's a little crazy. >> careful, careful. he broke this story, now on the front page of every newspaper. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up, prince harry is feeling the love on his american journey, but not showing nearly the same excitement as his fans that is by design. and we'll show you why. >> and the honeymoon cruise turns into a nightmare when a newlywed vanishes at sea. new evidence that could turn the case into a murder investigation, ahead. >>> warren buffett paid more than 3$3 million to buy 28 newspapers, but two other billionaires may look at buying some of the country's biggest papers and that is leading to local opposition. jan crawford in chicago. good morning. >> reporter: well good morning, charlie, norah. chicago is famously known as the city of big shoulders, but at the heart of this city always were the newspapers it was a great newspaper town. so reports that the billionaire koch brothers are talking about buying the chicago tribune and los angeles times has some worried it may be the end o

seuss was never allowed in my house. small kids -- you're reading a book with words that don't exist. thanks, mom, or parent 1 or parent 2 #. >>gretchen: parents do a lot of work. it's a lot of work to be raised kids. i don't think they want to be called a number. then they're going to start fighting about which one is 1 and which one is 2. >>steve: in some situations there could be a parent 3 or parent 4 if they're looking to the number of people contributing to the well-being of a child who is applying for aid. >>gretchen: that is above what i want to think about at 6:35 in the morning. let us know what you think about that. e-mail us or twitter us. >> sounds like a plot in a movie. a $45 million cyber heist hit banks. how safe is your money? anna kooiman joins us. >> the crew of the movie "oceans 11" would be shocked. the team starteden hackers stole information from two banks, the hackers took prepaid debit card information and changed the spending limits to unlimited and took the data and put them on pieces of plast