chairman craig smith is wondering why al sharpton gets to meet behind closed doors, but business guyshim get locked out. craig, i have to be honest. i think he much more easily identifies with the al sharptons of the world than he does with the craig smiths of the world. >> no doubt about that, david. we know one thing for sure they're not doing is creating jobs because small businesses create 70% of all the jobs coming out of recessions. you know that. and i suspect -- and actually, quite frankly, i was shocked to see that al sharpton even went to the white house because after we elected an african-american president, quite frankly, david, i thought men like sharpton and jesse jackson would be looking for jobs. david: have you ever heard of a job being created in the private sector by al sharpton? >> never. quite to the contrary. i've seen a lot of jobs lost. and, david, i know the nation has to be heartbroken when we hear chants like what do we want? dead cops. when do we want them? now. then to see al sharpton totally silent until he has to say something. the same thing with de bla

raider defensive line man antonio smith was given the craig long pride and poise award for his congenialtionship with the press. frankly, he is just a funny dude. >> i'm really just being myself, you know. i'm naturally funny, cool ... relaxed, you know. i could take about anything. so feel free to come talk to me any time you want to. >> i have never seen an award acceptance speech like that. on the college hardwood, the stanford men up against texas. oh, bloody battle. the cardinals in overtime. stanford holding onto a lead and jason randall, big moment, big shot. cardinals by three. texas now with a chance at the buzzer. demarcus holland shot, no good. time runs out. stanford holds on. pretty nice resume win. for the cardinals. look at him work. on the sidelines for santa clara. the broncos playing cal poly. santa clara. 69-58. >>> and now, a holiday story that is certainly living up to its name. if it is this time of year, one thing you can count on is a holiday hero's party at at&t park. benefiting undeserved children. and it doesn't happen without the winter weiss foundation. >> ke

smith to you that joyce is home. >> reporter: in a final moment of triumph, mayor michael nutter gave the fire fighter what she lived to achieve, and died to obtained. >> joyce michelle craigw posthumously promoted to the rank of lieutenant. >> reporter: now for weeks to come the mayor declaring 30 days of mourning all across this city, including and maybe perhaps especially here at a place now lieutenant joyce craig calls a home away from home. reporting from philadelphia's engine 64, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, fire fighters union established a memorial fund for joyce craigs two children. find more information on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> there is much more ahead on "eyewitness news" including an attempt to break a world record, for the the most christmas carolers. we will show you holiday cheer coming up next. >>> so will carol have something to cheer about in her forecast? live look down the shore. it has been a wild week of weather but things where to get calm. we will have carol's forecast next. which means it's timeson for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the h

smith to you that joyce is home. >> reporter: in a final moment of try um, mayor michael nutter gave the fire fighter what she lived to achieve and died to obtain. >> joyce michelle craig is now posthumously promoted to the rang of lieutenant. >> reporter: now for weeks to come the mayor, declaring 30 days of mourning all across this city, including and maybe perhaps especially here at a place now lieutenant joyce craig called a home, a away from home, reporting from philadelphia, engine 64, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and new fire fighters union has establish a memorial fund for joyce craig's two children, you'll find more information on that on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> demonstrators keep pushing for an end to police killings, from one part of america to the other, protesters demanding just advertise. andy rose picks up the story. >> reporter: thousands of protesters gathered in cities across the the nation saturday participating in the justice for all march, demonstrations are in response to grand jury decisions not to indict white police officers in the deaths of two black men, michael brown in ferguson, missouri and eric again inn