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so the opportunity zones will allow cities like detroit to qualify for additional exemptions relative to the first nine. right now in the first nine you can deduct purchases if youre a business. you can deduct capital expenditures and net exports. but for those cities that qualify as opportunity zones, you will also be able to deduct a certain amount of your payroll expenses. so you will be insented to put people to work. the other thing about the opportunity zone, is that it just does...

Take a look, were going to roll video of that. do we have a shot of this, guys? listen to this. >> translator: yes, it was long years. i was thinking i was going to stay for many more years. >> what do you do while in captivity? >> translator: i missed my family and i missed my friends. i want to talk to them and tell them about my life in captivity. vy a lot to tell. >> eric: while we talk about this, juan, one of the conditions for his release is that interview. but there were pictures that we...

They get nervous. were talking about animals confined for long periods. does that mean that these animals are more likely to be aggressive? >> veronica, people out there should be nervous. they should be incredibly aware of their surroundings. we need to remember that while these are wild creatures, theyve never spent any of their lives living in a wilderness. theyve been born in captivity. were talking about animals weighing from 150 pounds like a mountain lion to maybe 400 or 500 pounds like a...

you get 60 seconds and you get 30 seconds to respond. would you please wait? are you just going to keep talking. let me finish what im saying. >> boy, you know what it was? it was illegal immigration that sparked that conversation. rick perrys numbers dropped. the governor tried to throw the issue back at mitt romney last night. >> mitt, you lose all of your standing from my perspective because you hired illegals, in your home, and you knew about it for a year. and the idea that you st...

wild animal preserve. deputies shot and killed at least two dozen them overnight. >> i had deputies that had to shoot animals with their side arms at close range. thats how volatile this situation was. when we got here, obviously, po public safety way my number one concern bp i gave the order if animals looked like they going out they were going down. we could not have wild animals. also, the man who other thanned the animal preserve, terry thompson, was found dead outside his home. ...

They saw the first picture, a pail, 25-year-old boy, possibly not in great health, but certainly, okay, and at long last, free. he gave an interview before they turned him over to israeli authorities and you could tell this was a young man, happy to be going home. >> yes, it was long years. i was thinking im going to stay for many more years. >> what have you missed most while in captivity? >> i missed my family, i missed my friends, i want to meet people and talk to them, to tell them about my ...

Shalit. >> reporter: one of the palestinian prisoners released was a creator of the hamas military wing in the 1980s. he called for more israeli soldiers to be kidnapped to security release of more palestinian prisoners. hamas says multiple armed con voice were certain out this morning so israeli intelligence surveilling the skies wouldnt be able to decipher gilad shalits exact location. when he was asked about his fir moments out of captivity. this was his response. sight was long years. i was ...

Israel. that is right. >> leland is live outside the home of the israeli soldier just released in northern israel. with a happy homecoming. >>reporter: good morning to you, we can tell you that five years in captivity inside the gaza strip, a dungeon, and a number of smiling faces and the commentators feel like their own son is coming home, and we have video that was just put out by egyptian television as he scale across the border and given from hamas to the egyptians, and, now, to the israelis...

Television. take a look, were going to roll video of that. do we have a shot of this, guys? listen to this. >> translator: yes, it was long years. i was thinking i was going to stay for many more years. >> what do you do while in captivity? >> translator: i missed my family and i missed my friends. i want to talk to them and tell them about my life in captivity. vy a lot to tell. >> eric: while we talk about this, juan, one of the conditions for his release is that interview. but there were pict...

Expecting to see gilead shalif arrive home. he is back on israeli soil after five years in captivity. the 25-year-old soldier exchanged for hundreds of palestinian prisoners in. i believe to the left is that the live shot we have? that is the live shot outside of his home. reena nine anyone in gaza. we have fox news coverage. leland vittert is at the home of shalif and his family. leland? >> reporter: good morning. he is just moments away. police motorcycles coming up into the driveway for gilea...