. >> even though the past six months in the crans household felt like a nightmare, libby and tony crans were able to see past their suffering and look at others they may be able to help. it's tonight's bay area proud. this home on gilroy's yorktown drive is the place where libby and tony cranst also thought they would raise their children, never the place where they would have to watch one of them slowly die. six-year-old jennifer lynn, the oldest of the cranst' oldest children, has a brain tumor. dipg is what it's called. always fatal is what it is. now close to the end, libby and tony spend their waking hours keeping jennifer comfortable, letting her know she is loved and that her pain will not be in vein. >> if i can stop another mom or another grandma or another aunt from feeling the way i feel right now, then i will. >> reporter: six months ago, jennifer was a totally typical princess-loving kindergartner. until one day her left eye started turning inward. a trip to the optometrist led to an mri which led to a meeting with a team of doctors. >> that's when they told us -- the words

u cran is describing it as an invasion. the country's parliament is calling for extradition of the leader. >> the french president in the central african republic this friday some three months in into a mission aimed at halting deadly sectarian violence. >> and in a rare move, the world bank has frozen some $90 billion worth of aid to u gan ga over a signing of a law that toughens punishment for offenders. >> first, to the ukraine crash the general has demanded the extradition of the ousted leader. he is believed to be in russia. the president is expected to hold al news conference rater this friday and the first time he will be seen in public since ousted. as well, the u crun's parliament has been calling for a special session of the u.n. security council to discuss the worsening crisis. >> and the group of our men, in the meantime, in paramilitary uniforms, have entered the two main airports in the ukrainian region. the ukrainian prime minister has described it as an armed in vaguesment the parliament has been urging mosc

u cran is describing it as an invasion. the country's parliament is calling for extradition of the leader. >> the french president in the central african republic this friday some three months in into a mission aimed at halting deadly sectarian violence. >> and in a rare move, the world bank has frozen some $90 billion worth of aid to u gan ga over a signing of

guy, in for attempted murder, doing 10 years, they let him out in 4, he then kill a cop and a civil crand in process of escaping. is it fair? no. kozlowski went to prison because he made money, he was successful, that is what the focus was 92 tonight, sandra on berndty, talking about dennis, talking about those two spent time stewing in jail. whether they could do manage more productive. either in jail or like jail. sandra, he is saying more or less, is, you know it's uneven. >> very much so. he is saying no one has experienced like i do. has been in jail, and experienced from this perspective, he says, i love he said, if i can't get a job, after being convicted and doing my time, what about the other folks, he pointed to 18 year old kids in for drug charges in for many years they come out in 30s. and so, to use these words, punishment don't fit the crime, this is too long, collateral damage, that stayed with me, how can we put these people in our world and expect them to be useful additions to our kenry and economy, if we're punishing them. the and puppishments don't fit the crime, the

you'll take growth wherever it comes, depending on what the europe cran central banks do next.cracking run sterling has had. this is the euro declining today and gaining in strength, .8199. it's when you begin to look at dollar sterling, and we're up a third of 1% right now. there you go. touch it gently, it works. we've had the best week, the best week since june of last year. dollar-sterling, the momentum is touching levels we haven't seen since may 2011. construction numbers pretty good relative to what we saw in the g.d.p. report, the momentum behind sterling is the 1.6703. the other day i said 1.70 is where you see it. good old sterling. back to you. >> manus, thank you very much indeed, working our way through the markets. let's get today's valentine's day pulse number. $230. >> that's how much money men expect their partner to spend on them for valentine's day. that's according to a recent study by chase card services. women, guy, on the other hand, aren't quite as demanding. >> they only expect $190 to be spent on them. that's quite a lot of money. >> yeah, but what the