-anthony: no, i'm the owner. -todd: what's your name? -anthony: anthony. todd: anthony. todd. how are you? anthony: this is my card, too. lemonis: you would never do that. todd: is your private cellphone on here? anthony: i can put it on there. kris, do you have a marker, please? lemonis: how do you get the guy to want to come in, other than just giving him a business card? anthony: i can offer some, you know, free business cards if he signs a sign with us. that's one of the things -- lemonis: no, no, no, no. like, he came in to get what? anthony: a re-face on a sign. lemonis: okay, so, what could you do right now that would get the guy to realize you're serious? anthony: i'm thinking. i don't know. lemonis: his business is a mile down the road. kristen: i would go there. lemonis: why are you not going there? anthony: i don't know, marcus. -lemonis: this isn't a test. -anthony: no, i know. we usually would follow it up tomorrow or the next day. lemonis: i wasn't asking you to change your process, i was asking you to tell me what your process was. anthony: i think we have a goo

-anthony: no, i'm the owner. -todd: what's your name? -anthony: anthony. todd: anthony. todd. how are you? anthony: this is my card, too. lemonis: you would never do that. todd: is your private cellphone on here? anthony: i can put it on there. kris, do you have a marker, please? lemonis: how do you get the guy to want to come in, other than just giving him a business card? anthony: i can offer some, you know, free business cards if he signs a sign with us. that's one of the things -- lemonis: no, no, no, no. like, he came in to get what? anthony: a re-face on a sign. lemonis: okay, so, what could you do right now that would get the guy to realize you're serious? anthony: i'm thinking. i don't know. lemonis: his business is a mile down the road. kristen: i would go there. lemonis: why are you not going there? anthony: i don't know, marcus. -lemonis: this isn't a test. -anthony: no, i know. we usually would follow it up tomorrow or the next day. lemonis: i wasn't asking you to change your process, i was asking you to tell me what your process was. anthony: i think we have a goo

sarah is anthony's life long friend and middle school sweetheart. she says nina was like a sister. >> it was nike that nina still looked up to me as an older figure to come and talk to you. >> reporter: eight friends trying to make sense of all this by does what what makes since to them. >> a lot. >> anthony remains in the hospital tonight. we will put a link to that go fund me page on our web site at cbs philly.com. 100 percent of the proceeds go to helping anthony when he comes home. more from the vigil will or later a additions tonight. live from souderton i'm steve paterson for cws3 "eyewitness news". >>> steve, thanks very much. two of the flick children did attend souderton area high school. today that school's principal samuel issued a statement. he wrote we are all very saddened by this unfathomable situation. please keep all of the victims of the yesterday's events and families in their thoughts. he went on to write i believe thement that of tragedy may be unprecedented in our community, we are a very strong, positive, and caring family, an

father john piterit and father anthony john pietro.ve been talking about the development of the archdiocese and really, all of this is for the sake of the mission of the gospel of jesus christ. that mission of the love of jesus christ and there is a lot going on always in the church to help foster that mission. for example, folks, you may have seen on the news recently about the sinnod on the family in -- synod on the family in rome it is a series of meetings and a couple of major meetings to talk about how can we evangelize a family in a more vibrant way. so let's talk about that. i would like to have each of you just kind of, your thoughts about the synod. >> i'll say a few things. the two things i would emphasize is that the pope, who is a jesuit had said he wanted to shake things up. he certainly has done with the extraordinary synod. he really got all of these cardinals talking and some what disagreeing with one of another. we have to see how that shakes out and it has some people upset. but he has shaken things up. the other thin

anthony's. merry christmas. talk to me about what's happening. >> you can see the chefs are getting ready. this is the first year we'll be serving in this brand-new dining room. it's a lovely space. i think -- one of the things we always say at st. anthony's. we call this a dining room, not a soup kitchen. you go home to a dining room. in addition to this love live meal and a gift bag everybody will get, i think one of the most important things we can do as a community is always have an open place for folks to go. here are people excited to come to, they feel comfortable, welcome. >> reporter: this is the 65th year that is impressive. year after year, this being in the new dining room, not soup kitchen, talk to me about the excitement to be able to bring people in and serve this christmas meal. >> you know, they've always called st. anthony's the miracle on jones street. one of the reasons is exactly what you said. it's been 65 years. we've never missed a meal. i think for us on christmas day, it's just one of t

thank you very much, anthony. >>> it's 5:11.os gatos-based company behind one of the hottest gift thz season. >>> bringing you holiday join from the east bay. the man known as mr. christmas, bruce mertz, says this will be his final christmas lights display. for the past 36 years he has wowed the young and old alike with this elaborate light show. if you'd like to check it out, it ae's on olive drive in conco. we'll be right back. >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >>> from kandahar, afghanistan, wanting to wish my family and friends in sunnyvale, california, a merry christmas, happy new year. >> this is sergeant vargas in the united koing.com. i want to wish my mom in san jose, california, a merry christmas. >> holidays are a great time to appreciate the troops abroad and all they do for us. 5:15 right now. >>> los gatos-based netflix is the source of one of the hottest gifts. gift cards are selling out all over new york city. the cards are apparently all snatched up at a number of stores, including staples and ga

and anthony slaughter is here for christina loren.

. >> anthony's fear loyalty to his gang almost cost him his life. >> when i was booked into the countyock with some of the guys i got into it with on the street. i'm banging in the county trying to survive and got stabbed in the eye with an ink pen. >> i call him the pirate. >> this patch, it's not me, you know what i'm saying? it may look like, damn, you're tough [ bleep ] but we're good guys. i've got to be real, whatever it is. >> you know what i'm saying? talking about my home girl. i've been writing about it in this song. >> she was a cripette but she was on cocaine and she was supposed to turn a trick with a guy for $20. and she walked. and she refused to do it and he cut her throat. [ bleep ]. so i gave it some deep thought and i came up with the song, "baby butterfly." it's going to be a masterpiece. hopefully we can continue to stay focused and positive, we can make it happen when we get home. >> the harsh reality that anthony is serving life without parole hasn't dampered his dream to record his music. >> i'm going to make you scream tonight, boy. you're going to like it toni

anthony elonis made threats against his ex wife on facebook years ago. he was sentenced to 44 years in prison. >> it ais the harm that causes. >> after his ex wife tooblg children and left him, he wrote, i'm not going to rest until your body is a mess soaked in blood and dying from all the little cuts. hurry up and die. then a week later he published another post. fold up your protective order and put it in your pocket, is it thick enough to stop a bullet? elonis argued he was exercising his freedom of speech in the post, at trial, those arguments didn't hold up. elonis was convicted of making threats in integrate communications. >> a threat is a threat, if i leave the message on your windshield or on your door, however i communicate, whatever medium i use, doesn't make it any less than a threat. >> elonis lawyer said his online comments were misinterpreted. >> the purpose of threatening somebody if they don't know they're being threatened, it's much more common to say, i'm not joking or you better believe in this. >> it's what constitutes a true threat.

good morning, anthony. >> good morning to you both. what you saw was better images of what you can make out from the skycams, because dense fog is impeding the view. and you try to look at some of the skycams, completely black this morning. while we have skycams, some of them inoperable because of how thick the fog is. it's the thickist from the north bay from vacaville from santa rosa, salsa lito. just updated as 6:00 hour hit. dense fog across the south bay. san mateo bridge, completely fogged in this morning. visibility down to less than a quarter of an hour. san jose yesterday, we couldn't see anything. you can make it out perfectly fine, this monthing christmas in the park. cloud yoevz head. the next storm system making its way. time line, by 11:00ing 12:00, we'll see the first showers across the north bay, by 1:00 k 2:00, they'll push into the golden gate bridge area, san francisco, oakland, east bay tri-valley. by 3:00, 4:00, south bay towards santa cruz mountains. yes, rain to deal with and then the wind will move through this

man, you bake a mean cookie, anthony. >> i know. people really know if they are getting something made with love. >> aww >> you know, you can't fool people. they know if you are taking shortcuts here and there. they can eat something and tell the care that went into it. they get what they expect. >> uh-huh. >> system development and things like that. >> sounds so technical. >> i'm an engineer. >> that's right, that's right. cookies are so good, drove all other thoughts out of my head. thank you for taking time out it talk to us about what you do and the love with which you do it. we appreciate your time here on quick bites. i hope you've enjoyed our delicious tale of defendant 93 and dessert. as for me, my search is over. those reviews did not lie. in fact, i'm thinking of one of my very own. some things you just have it experience for yourself. to learn more about anthony's cookies, visit him on the web at anthoniescookies.com. if you want to watch some of our other episodes at sfquickbites/tumbler.com. see >> good morning. welcome

anthony is in serious condition but is expected to survive.een in the house, quite seriously injured for a long time. >> he needs to realize we support him and we love him and care for him. you know, anything we can and will do, we will. >> reporter: his friends from souderton area high school and the north montco technical career center are springing into action. they started a go fund me page which raised thousands of dollars in funeral costs and anything else he might need. he's going to need some things money can't buy, though. his friends say they'll provide it. >> we'll be here for him. we are his family now. that's all he has left. we'll be his family. >> very sad. that's tim furlong reporting for us. want to go live to eagleville, montgomery county authorities are beginning their news conference, we understand to bring us up to date. >> which gives you some summary of the investigation to date. but our most immediate news is that approximately 1:38 this afternoon, the body of brad stone was found. was found in a wooded area in new hano

david: adam, i love anthony's comment.back to in your face, we don't give a damn. >> here is why north koreans threatened by film. front line did a great piece what is going on in north korea. films like this get smuggled in. they get into north koreans. a film making fun of the leadership. it is threatening to them. that he wills you something about the stability what is going on in north korea and how much longer can they really hold out. david: great stuff, guys. adam shapiro, rob frost, anthony randazzo. good to see you all. liz? liz: having a hard time finding the right talent for your company or keeping talent once you get great employees? you are not alone. up next we'll talk to one expert who will tell you who to avoid very common and costly mistakes. >>> jeff flock talking concern in illinois, speaking with some very sophisticated farmers, who have outsmarted wall street. jeff? >> liz, can you hear this? >> yeah. >> that's the sound of main street outsmarting wall street by holding on to their corn and not selling

he killed nina flick anthony's sister and nicole's niece. trish flick nicole's sister and aaron john flick nicole's brother-in-law. we couldn't to follow all of the developments in this story and we have live team three coverage tonight. we begin with todd quinones at a vigil in souderton, montgomery county where those victims were remembered tonight. todd? >> reporter: and jess cash the mr. immediate thoughts and prayers here tonight of course are with annie flick who remains hospitalized in serious condition. ♪ >> reporter: the devastating loss being felt here is heart to calculate. there were tears, hugs and questions. the murder of 14-year-old nina flick and the stabbing of her 17 year old brother anthony who fought to protect her more than some can take. >> our hearts are broken. our communities are broken. >> after my lunch i would go upstairs and see nina there and we'd sit there and talk. but now that's not going to happen. just depressing. >> reporter: outside nina and anthony's souderton home more gathered to light candles and lay

i'm anthony mason. the f.b.i. confirmed today that the communist north korean government was behind the hack attack against sony pictures entertainment. at his year-end news conference, the president promised the u.s. will respond. he did not say how or when. he did say sony should not have pulled the movie "the interview" in response to the hackers' terror threat, suggesting it set a bad precedent. major garrett at the white house begins our coverage. >> we cannot have a society in which some dictator someplace can start imposing censorship here in the united states. >> reporter: the president said he understood sony faced serious financial and liability issues but said the company should not have caved. >> i am sympathetic to the concerns that they faced. having said all that, yes, i think they made a mistake. i wish they had spoken to me first. >> reporter: in an interview with cnn, sony pictures schettino michael linton said sony had been in direct contact with white house officials and the company did everyth

my goodness, talking 70 degrees there, anthony?yeah already 67 in palo alto, if you're there, you are loving it if you are outside. i want to start you off with these delays, even though we are seeing the sunshine, it is a little deceptive, doing any traveling, because there is a massive storm system across the eastern seaboard, causing major delays across new york, newark, even boston right now, reporting die lace anywhere from a half hour up to an hour and a half. everywhere else, looking good, here is the deal, this system these out east, it is going to continue to make the bay up the eastern seaboard, producing lots of heavy rain from florida all the way up toward maine and that includes those mid-atlantic states, including new york city and boston, the major hubs much the other thing, tomorrow, we will continue to see the clouds stream on in as our next storm system takes shape and that is going to linger all the way through about 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. right now, beautiful blue skies, oh, it's been such a long tim since we

let's bring in anthony slaughter.guy here, with a -- >> he's complex but simple when it comes to the forecast, giving us what we need. >> at 5:30, you can call me simple. come on, so early, especially, trying to wrap your mind around the holiday festivities that you've got going on. of course up late last night, trying to get the turkeys done, maybe opening gifts like we did yesterday evening. i want to start you off with the fog. what we've been seeing all morning. you can see the thickest in the north bay. we have patchy fog across the inner bay, oakland to mountain view. in spots you'll see the fog. in other spots clear conditions like the south bay. later this afternoon, rain arrives in the north bay first around 10:00. and spreading south. i'll time that up for you. futurecast, mainly dry conditions by 10:00. as we head through 11:00, 12:00, showers spread into the north bay. then, san francisco, oakland, peninsula, east bay, tri-valley, expecting to see showers 2:00, 3:00, activity into the south bay by 3:00 and

anthony mason is here to talk about that.ello, anthony. >> reporter: j.b., it was the best quarter since the summer of 2003, led by strong consumer spending and an upswing in business investment. that kicked off a rally on wall street. the dow closed above 18,000 for the first time ever, its second major milestone of the year. it crossed 17,000 just back in july. wall street has been setting one record after another. the dow has had 36 record closes this year. the s&p 500 has had 51. for the year, the dow supnearly 9%, the s&p nearly 13%. so six years into the recovery, the u.s. economy looks to have finally hit the gas. hiring is accelerating, wages are starting to pick up. and gas prices are tumbling down. and with the fed promising not to raise rates too soon, wall street, j.b., is making mary. >> brown: a marapatettic anthony mason, thank you. on the subject of gas prices they have dropped 89 straight days and average $2.38 a gallon. that means drivers have a lot more to spend on other things. here is manuel bojorquez. >>

. >> este niÑo a quien llamaremos anthony has sido vÍctima de acoso escolar. >> por quÉ no te gusta irla escuela de niÑos conocida por casos de abuso sexual. >> los maestros veÍan que te pegaban y no 100 nada? >> no hacÍan nada. >> con frecuencia lo golpeaban, lo maltrataban, lo ignoraban cuando iba a dar sus quejas al oficina. >> anthony pasÓ a formar parte del 30% de los estudiantes entre el tercer y el 12 grado que experimentan acoso escolar. >> bullying es cuando le llama apodos a los demÁs y dicen me caes mal y los empujan o tambiÉn con los golpes no me gusta les dan un golpe. >> el sitio oficial del gobierno contra el acoso tambiÉn documenta que siete de cada 10 estudiantes ahora enfrentan el llamado cyber acoso. >> unos niÑos que hasta se quieren matar porque creen que se miran muy feos. por eso yo digo que bullying no es algo agradable. >> josefina, la madre de anthony entiende las terribles secuelas de estas vejaciones. >> mi hijo viviÓ acoso sexual, emocional llegÓ al extremo de decir que se querÍa morir que no querÍa ver a nadie. >> quÉ pasÓ en el baÑo? >> me lavaba las mano

and anthony jackson.these guys have been instrumental in helping us identify some of the key players here in the state of illinois. >> illinois is going to be a massive state. i mean, think of -- you know, december 6th, 1933, which is the first day americans took the first legal drink or the day before, who's going to have a license? how are we going to sell beer? >> you're right. >> just like alcohol, it's an inspiration to me, because dynastys have been formed. i'm not suggesting it's me, but somebody is going to be a billionaire, and i guarantee you, i'm going to know who they are. today, it may seem bullish, i just watched a 12 minute segment, the dark side of marijuana, edibles. and guess whose logo was on the screen? ? just like alcohol, tobacco products, opiates, and then just like firearms, i mean, you as an adult have a responsibility to those around you. we as an industry will take a responsible able. we are evolving our labelling platforms. and then the dosing, what was previously 100 milligram

i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter in for christina loren. >> cold and clear. looking live you can see the city in the distance. freezing at that el situation. what do you need to know for your new year's day plan? this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us. laura garcia-cannon is of off, sfrch. >> you know, i don't think it's going to be that cold on new year's eve. today, the weekend and the first half of next week. by wednesday and thursday we'll start to moderate a little bit. >> even you guys reich to dress up. >> you know the livermore temperature is a little more deceiving. so it is cold out there this morning. definitely want to make sure you paying attention on those roads. we're going to warm up near 60 this afternoon. >> then we take a break. enjoy the rest of the newscast and then hit the road. >> enjoy those new toys. >> thank you, anthony. >> early this morning, the pakistani government reported a militant was killed in a ray of grs forces federal government -- towns and villages in five malaysian states

i'm anthony slaughter in for christina loren. >> and a brook it the bay bridge. a school start to this morning. it's friday, december 26th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. and anthony slaughter is here for christina loren. >> a warning for the black ice you may be seeing. not looking at freezing conditions here, but in ukiah they're freezing and even trucky. 6:00 and 7:00 are usually the coldest times. as temperatures continue to fall, we'll that. temperatures very cold. >> new this morning, a pakistani official says the alleged mastermind behind a recent massacre at a school is dead. the attack killed 148 people, many of them children. at the same time at least seven isis toldiers were in returni returning -- soldiers were returning. >> deaths have triggered ongoing protests across the country, including here in the bay area. the damage is still apparent. protesters said they specifically chose to act on christmas might. >> reporter: they did. good morning and merry christmas to you, kris. the destructio

let's check in with anthony who is figuring out what's going on outside. it was a bit foggy for everybody. >> i got it all figured out. that's why i get in early. the fog is thick and dangerous across the south bay. you may say it's not that bad but in the south bay, that's where it's the worst. san francisco and places around the south bay not looking all that bad. later on this afternoon, it is going to be nice. 70 degrees for the south bay, 67 for the peninsula. the east bay, you'll be at 68. san francisco right at 65 in the north bay. low 70s with plenty of sunshine for everybody. let's talk to mike right now. maybe he's got fog to show us. >> december 23rd, let me call my cousin in chicago and let him know it's going to be 70 today. this is over the shoulder in fremont. we're seeing denser fog on our system by san jose. by the time you get to the mountains, visibility is just fine. the golden gate bridge with patchy fog. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> and your time now 5:27. arson investigators are trying to figure out what caused two cars to

anthony trying to save his 14 year-old sister nina shot and killed with their mom and dad, anthony'sped out not just at home but in the other two scenes, his aunt, grandmother and great grandmother, all six people killed, anthony was flown to jefferson hospital. he and his familiar liz first attack but last found nine hours later, alex and mike he may be the only one besides stone who may have an answer to that ever constant unanswered question in these kind of shooting rampagees and that is why. >> yes, my god. >> a lot of people are wondering that this morning. >> 7:36. lets get to some other stuff here. what did you google most in 2014. we will tell you most google willed stories of year. think about what you can think about, isis,e bowl, ferguson protests, another story that touched our hearts came in as google's most searched topic of the year. try and guess what it is, what do you think we have googled over last 12 months. >>> look at this, this is pretty, we want to see holiday lights. send us pictures or video using hash tag fox 29 lights and we will show you have beautiful d

at souderton high school to remember 14 year old nina flick and pray for her 17 year old brother anthonys he fights for his life in a local hospital. >> we're here to what was that, we're here to mourn, we're here to embrace. >> reporter: it's been one week since police say 35 year old bradley stone went on a murderous rampage killing his ex-wife and five others. 17 year old anthony flick is the only survivor and monday night his friends prayed for him. >> i went to preschool with him and we've been friends ever since then and we stayed friends to this day. >> reporter: flick's sister nina, just 14 years old, also top of mind. her friends say nina was outgoing, the kind of friend you would want to have. her close friend, francesca told the crowd how much she'll miss nina and told "eyewitness news" that talking about nina will help all of her friends heal. >> we're all here for each other and that -- we're just going to stay strong. >> reporter: stone's motive still not clear but court records show he and his ex-wife were in a custody battle much police found his body in a wooded area not

stone attacked stone's nephew anthony flick who survived but he killed nina flick, a niece, eric johnlick nicole's brother-in-law. tonight todd quinones is at a vigil in souderton where they're all being remembered. todd. >> reporter: chris, here tonight the immediate thoughts and prayers of course are with anthony flick who remains hospitalized this evening in serious condition. >> ♪ >> reporter: the devastating loss being felt here is hard to calculate. there were tears hugs and questions. the murder of 14-year-old nina flick and stabbing of her 17-year-old brother anthony who fought to protect her are more than some can take. >> our hearts are broken. our communities are broken. >> after lunch i would go upstairs and i would see nina there and we would always sit there and talk but now that's not going to happen. just depressing. >> reporter: outside nina and anthony's home more gathered to light candles and lay flowers down on the front porch. early monday morning 35-year-old accused killer bradley stone entered the flick's home murders their father and mother. >> very hard to gra

in the wings two healing saints-- sebastian and anthony-- stand like living statues. because the panels of this altarpiece had to be separated, we need to look at a model to understand how it unfolded. mary reads the prophecy of isaiah-- "behold, a virgin shall conceive," as she is interrupted by the archangel gabriel's annunciation. an angelic orchestra in the temple of solomon celebrates this mystical union of heaven and earth by its harmonious celestial music. these happy sounds may also refer to musical therapy practiced in medieval hospitals. shown as if defined by light alone this is the most convincing resurrection ever painted. prophet of the atomic age, grunewald conveys a sense of weightlessness as christ rises. for the final opening, painted wings contrast with a sculpted centerpiece. saint anthony is enthroned in triumph at the center and show again at the left meeting paul the hermit in his forest retreat. for this scene of saint anthony's torment and trial in the wilderness, the artist brings back all the irrational-- the images of monsters he saw in med

anthony mcintyre: terrific. -helping us out on this rescue we have our general contractor jeff silverberg, and our designer, anthony passanante. guys, welcome to the mcintyres' house. -thank you. -thank you for having us. -now, if you look up at the ceiling, you'll see we have a giant hole right there. -what's above that hole, george? -it's actually a bathroom above that hole. as you can probably see, there's a pipe right there. -so let's go upstairs and take a better look at it. george oliphant: great. right up here. yeah. so this is the bathroom, right above the kitchen. and it's the only full bathroom in the entire house. we've got to figure out somehow to make it bigger. jeff silverberg: this tile has to go. george oliphant: all right. and we also have to figure out where that leak's coming from, so i got an idea. if you guys go downstairs, tell me if you see any water dripping through the ceiling. k. [water running] -oop. aah. spray on. anything? -it's coming right through. keep the water on. -you want me t

nbc 10's vai sikahema introduces us to anthony. >> hi, marcy. >> anthony. >> hi. >> we're excited to see and meet you. >> reporter: 17-year-old anthony has a curious mind, mixed with an outgoing spirit. he has a variety of interests and loves learning new things. so we went to the place that combines all that, the mutter museum in west philadelphia. >> this is a wax model of a woman who lived in paris, france. >> reporter: anthony is an intelligent and personable teen. he has a positive outlook in life and does well in school. he knows what he wants to do in the future. >> i want to be able to help people the way i was helped. >> these gentlemen. >> reporter: he has a big heart and is ready to share it with a forever family. >> it would mean the world to me to have a family because i never had a family. i never had anyone to actually call a family. it would mean a lot. it would mean structure, stability and care. >> reporter: and he knows what that forever family would feel like. >> it would be acceptance and just knowing that, like, even if i do something wrong, they'll always be th

i pulled anthony klann's file.red that he indeed had witnessed a rape and that the rape victim was a young man by the name of christopher longenecker. you don't really hear about male on male rape all that often. and to me that suggests a whole other degree of violence. but then it went a step further because it was that the man who had been arrested for the rape was stoney lewis. >> the same stoney lewis who had first tipped off police that joe, keenan and espinoza might be the ones responsible for tony's murder. >> my heart just dropped into the pit of my stomach. and i'm thinking, oh, my god, the deceased in this case has witnessed a rape. and the rapist is the man who's pointing his finger at other men. >> but if neil was able to connect these two cases in an afternoon, why hadn't police and prosecutors done the same? >> the prosecutor of joe's case was carmen marino. and it turned out that the prosecutor of the rape case was carmen marino. at the same time. so it doesn't take too much to ask that you put two a

. >> ♪ a change will come >> brown: and anthony mason looks back at a civil rights anthem released 50ears ago elis week. >> it's the kind of song as a songwriter you want to write. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> brown: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm james brown. this is our western edition. on a night when millions are heading out for the holidays, severe thunderstorms are lashing some parts of the country. at least one tornado was reported in southern mississippi. our cbs affiliate in huntsville, alabama, whnt, is reporting at least two deaths. cars, and in this case, a ambulance flipped over in high winds. this system is expected to cause problems through christmas. eric fisher, the chief meteorologist at wbz, our cbs station in boston, is following this. eric? >> j.b., a rough night of weather here across the southeast. tornado watches in yellow, and we've already had several tornadoes touch down. you can see some of the video, in particular, around marion county in mississippi. columbia community very hard hit. we saw wide

-anthony: all day long. lemonis: backlit, non-lit, front-lit? anthony: i sell a lot of stuff.'t be satisfied until he's the biggest vendor in the state. anthony: i want to deal with a lot of national companies. i don't want to deal with mom-and-pops anymore. lemonis: he's incredibly ambitious... anthony: i'm a go-getter. i'm a go-go guy. lemonis: ...but overly confident. todd: how long does this take? josh: probably about three weeks. anthony: we can definitely knock this sign out in a week. lemonis: you guys got to get your story straight. if i can figure out how to check his ego, get him to listen... as a potential customer, i have to worry that you're gonna sue me.

sales were up 27%. >> pelley: anthony mason. thank you, anthony. the f.b.i. is investigating that destructive cyber attack at sony pictures. the bureau is now warning other companies they could be next. justice correspondent bob orr has the latest. >> reporter: sources say the cyber attack on sony pictures used an especially aggressive malware, capable of erasing hard drives and crashing computer networks. hackers calling themselves the guardians of peace stole the personal information of more than 6,000 sony employees and four unreleased sony films were posted to the internet. now investigators are wonder pentagon attack might be retaliation forno ather upcoming sony movie, "the interview," a comedy in which tv reporters are recruited to assassinate northern korean leader kim jung un. >> you want us to kill the leader of north korea? >> yes. >> what! >> reporter: now, investigators wonder if the plot of that movie may have triggered retaliation against sony. sources say the malware code is written in korea and north korean hackers have used a similar cyber w

the survivor, 17-year-old anthony flick remains in the hospital with cut wuns to his head and hands. >> they were significant cutting injuries so it appears to us they were defensive in nature and that he was fighting off his attacker. >> an ongoing custody battle with his ex-wife certainly played a role in this case but when asked for a motive she was at a bit of a loss for words. >> this is a horrific tragedy our community has had to endure, we are numb stands here today. >> meanwhile, a survivors funds is established for the stone's young children and they remain in protective custody and the courts will decide with whom they will stay. >>> bradley stone's picture still hangs on the wall tonight inside of the landsdale american legion, where he was a member, those that knew him there paint a different picture. >> he was always doing things to help the club, the members and the service men, he was always helping us out which never led to to believe he would do anything against the law let alone that. >> he completed his service in 2011 with the rank of sergeant. kenneth moton is li

thank you so much anthony roman for your expertise on this. we would like to bring you in and get more of your expert opinion. appreciate it. >>> now with us on the phone mikey kay a former correspondent and pilot of jets and helicopters. from the facts you've been able to take in this morning, what is your take? >> caller: good morning. the investigation such as this concentrate on three main pillars. it's the where, what and the why. at the moment what investigation authorities search and rescue authorities are trying to do -- what is important about this that hasn't been established is they're trying to establish the where. at the moment it looks ominous but we are hopefully starting now, the procedure of understanding the where. the debris field has yet to be 100% confirmed or linked to 8501. it is in the vicinity of the last contact, and the indication indications lead to the proximity and the amount of debris and -- it is leading authorities down that part and sad and tragic as it is air accident accidents are never easy especially for t

. >>> anthony slaughter, we had a lot of wind this morning, probably didn't help firefighters very much. >> that's an excellent point you make. the other thing through the next few mornings, while we are not going to have the wind, we are going to have temperatures below freezing. in fact, starting tomorrow, most of the inland valleys into the 30s. some of the coldest will get below freezing. ice will be possible on the roads and saturday morning, temperatures go even colder, so the warning here is be alert, especially on some of those bridges and overpasses. we could be looking at slick roads with black ice possible, especially in our inland valleys. that's the news this morning, christmas morning, quiet, peaceful across the weather front on the west coast, mountain snow, but no delays from the rain across the east coast. still cold this morning, temperatures climbing out of the 50s and snow in tahoe, otherwise a cold christmas day across the bay area. lots of sunshine, temperatures near 50. rain chances for next week and the white christmas i promised you in tahoe coming up. >> thank

anthony flick. we have learned in court papers that flick apparently tried to fight off his attacker. he tried to fight off stone, even though his mother and father and sister were killed according to investigators by stone. he managed to ward him off. and get to a third floor room of his home in souderton where he stayed until at least noon yesterday. that attack, investigators believe happened first, around 3:30 in the morning. they believe the 17-year-old was able to get himself hidden where he survived until the s.w.a.t. team found him and took him to a hospital. investigators say this he are still numb from the discovery of those six bodies and one survivor. >> this is just a horrific tragedy our community has had to endure. as we're all standing here today, we're really numb from what we've had to go through over the past two days. >> let's talk about the two children that apparently stone and his estranged wife were fighting over, the two little girls we're told that he took from their mother

this occurred with anthony baez several years ago. and from that point forward, chokeholds are illegal. and that was a chokehold. and something else that disturbs me and may come into play when talking about these other allegations that exist, is the lack of supervision. the lack of punishment. there's no penalty effective and quick penalty for when officers are committing offenses against civilians. that's problematic. you can't move forward without there being a penalty. has to be a carrot and then the stuck. someone has to be willing to use that stick. >> i'm out of time, but we talked there needs to be more transparency. all the officers were given immunity but pantaleo. >> we still don't know the raeb reason for that. >> that's unusual. >> all those officers stood by and some of them actually participated and the rest of them stood by. his supervisor was there. yrp they given immunity? especially now that this officer wasn't indicted with this evidence. >> i feel the system is broken. we need to fix it. faith jenkins, dr. lawrenc

original reports had anthony hot in the head. it turns out he may not have been shot in the head just struck in the head and in the found until after authorities set off that flash bang around nun in his house thinking for a while had stone was the one in the house. anthony was flown to jefferson hospital in philadelphia, where authorities hope despite his devastating injuries he continues to somehow show strength and on how tell them how all this started and what was the killer saying, if anything, as he began his deadly attacking on to kill anthony's aunt, anthony's grandmother and great grandmother his entire family of six wiped out. as for wanted man mr. stone, well, he is still in the found. twenty-seven hours after the attack on the family here. a man with a knife, again, in army fatigues as authorities described stone might be since he is an iraq war marine veteran. well, he shows up 25 miles away in montgomery county shooting scenes up here in bucks county around 7:00 last night tries to steel car keys from the guy walkin