yes david brown what would you think a bit of what that french officer said whoa. perhaps by taking on the seneca militiamen who are committing atrocities. we unwittingly unleashed the fury of a tip the balance in favor of these vigilante groups these anti bauer gets i was sitting in this interior. series of events that it's important that you scan sanders forces appear to be professional and balanced in their reaction. i think it was very welcome. the strong statement that was made but it's under its commander. as well as presidents of the ponds in recent days about the strong actions that are going to take against the odds about. as the other it is noted much of what is going on. it is simply criminal behavior opportunistic criminal behavior by unemployed youths b yes they're certainly very important elements of desire for revenge. things like that and that speaks to the issue of transitional justice mechanisms to have to get to the justice and penal systems don't work and then a simple effort so that the citizenry in the belief that the government will take acti

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>> reporter: david martin, cbs news, chicago. >> brown: that's the "cbs evening news." hollywood producers have persuaded thousands of americans to invest in movies, promising big returns but producing big losses, i'm james brown, scott pelley is back tomorrow. thanks for joining us. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs give me your jewelry' he just finished sunday service.. then a bay area pastor finds himself tangled in terror. >> they had the gun down like this with his hand on top of the gun and said give me your money and your jewelry. >>> he just finished sunday's service. then, a bay area pastor finds himself tangled in terror. i am elizabeth cook. >> i am ken bastida. the oakland pastor was robbed of all his jewelry and cash. tonight he says he isn't going to stand by and let that go. kpix5's ann notarangelo on how this preacher's message has moved from the pulpit to the streets in a story you'll see only on 5. >> they could be grieving today. >> pastor wheeler is counting his blessings. he is out 8,000 dollars in jewelry. and $300 in cash. but as he poupts i

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at first we had some brown water but it went away. david: you did have the brown water?ot that bad. i felt very safe and our accomodations were awesome. i got to room with my good friend and teammate. that made up for it. liz: your mom, who hadn't flown in many years decided to make that trip. yet she kept her back to the competition. she couldn't watch. covered her eyes? >> she can never watch us. she was way more nervous than i was. it is funny. i have to fly all the way to russia even see you. it was great having her there she hasn't seen me ski in a long time since being injured. having her there are to the support and moment after i won, giving her a big hug and water works happened. david: oh god. i went to college in vermont and you did most of your early training in mount snowy is couple miles from where i use to hang out. east coast skiers are taught by west coast skiers like liz claman, come on, have we done, have you done a lot to kind of bury that old myth that if you live on the east coast you can't learn to ski properly? >> i think you learn to ski better,

judith browne dianis, david weinstein thank you both very much. >> thanks. >> thank you. >> woodruff: ever since the supreme court ruled that states do not have to expand medicaid as part of the affordable care act, there have been big battles over that issue. one bipartisan alternative has emerged in arkansas that appeals to some other red states as well, most recently virginia. it allows medicaid dollars to be used to buy private insurance for low-income residents. but now the arkansas program is facing a crucial vote in the state senate this week and its fate may be jeopardized. hari sreenivasan has our story. >> it's not bad. >> okay. >> it's been a while since mary francis perkins last visited the green bins on the family farm. >> what's it made out of grass. >> this is grass. >> seems to help out with almost everything on this strip 06 land in carlyle arkansas but after a recent diagnosis of parkinson's even basic cures became too much. >> get awe hold of him. >> like many family farmers he didn't have access to health insurance. and a preexisting condition meant he was denied r

reports from terrell brown and mark strassmann. davidartin takes you aboard the most expensive weapons system ever, the f-35. >> the old adage in this business is you should fly before you buy. >> pelley: and "on the road," steve hartman exposes the tender heart hidden inside one tough teacher. >> you're not a tough guy at all. >> i know. but don't tell my students. (laughs) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

brown hair. dental records confirmed it was david nixon. >> looked like at some point, someone may have tried to stuff the body down the drainage ditch. the body wouldn't fit. >> if david's body had actually gone all the way down into that 8-foot drain pipe, he might have never been found. >> friends and family were shocked by his murder. >> it's such a cruel way to die. to light someone on fire? >> there was no blood or any sign of a struggle, which meant david had likely been killed elsewhere. >> but it was clear that where the body was found was not the primary scene, that this was a dumping site and that the body had been set on fire to destroy potential evidence. >> and david's body had been wrapped in a blanket, a possible clue to the murder site. >> there was a group of filamentous wires, meaning very fine wires, from the charred remnants of the blanket. your typical blanket does not include metal fibers, unless it's a heat-generating blanket, such as an electric blanket. >> a fractured rib alerted the medical examiner to a bullet pathway that led from david's left side through his heart.

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> governor jerry brown issues a call to action to help california get through drought crisis. ktvu's julie haener is in the news room with more. >> reporter: governor jerry brown and democrats offered a plan that will not raise taxes or fees but will often immediate relief. >> providing money for drinking water, for housing, for food and water conserving technologies. >> reporter: in all the governor prosed spending $687 million on projects to hit hard hit communities, which could run out of drinking water in 100 days. >> we worked through a grant to put a pipeline in place to deliver water from where it was located to where it was needed and we will do that throughout the state as the community comes up. >> reporter: $549 million will come from bonds. 25million from the general fund for food aid to struggling communities. other examples the money could be used for, recycled water and storm water capture projects. more technologicals for water agencies, funding -- technologies for wateragies and funding for cleari

those things need to be put in place enter foster professor at brown university thank you you're welcome and that does it for now i'm on your david stay tuned the best is next. you know the name. the limbic spirit travels with the flame from its birthplace in greece. joining james brown for an elemental and epic journey around russia and beyond. where i suppose because. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question for. which. has their i marinate this is boom bust and these are the stories we're tracking for you today. prolific businessman investor and author jim rogers is on today's show you won't want to miss that he's giving us his views on everything from trade agreements to emerging markets to farming you definitely don't want to miss that then plus do you think business in europe is squeaky squeaky clean think again we'll tell you why coming up and finally in today's big deal ed harris and i discussed what those pieces of paper in your wallet what they're actually worth you know the things as do

brown and education expert david banks, president and ceo of the eagle academy foundation. arily the government's job to create another government program whereby we are fixing things or forcing things upon people. government can, in fact, help people help themselves. that is what i need to hear in this initiative. i need to hear individual responsibility and personal accountability. it is a two-way street. if we are saying these young people don't know we care about them and value them we also need to hear that these young people care about being a part of society and value the opportunities that are available in society. it is a two-way street. >> david, a large component of failure has to do with failure at the family level. you have to involve the family. there has to be family. >> families are essential to any change to happen. i agree with the fact that the president said personal responsibility and accountability is a huge part. this is really the president doing what he is supposed to do. it is a call to action to people around the community, business community, phil

david beckham's latest venture. that's next. >>> and at a hotel room reports of missing door knobs and brown water in sochi. >> welcome back. occer world's biggest stars celebrities announced today he is forming a new major league soccer team in miami. david beckham said he will buy an expansion team for a cool $25 million. natasha, is that a good deal? >> reporter: well, some are saying it's a really good deal. i want to say before we get into the numbers david beckham despite the millions of dollars involved in bringing a team into the major league soccer said his team will be a people's team. he did pay $25 million for the team. it was a discounted rate meant to lure him to the l.a. galaxy. in comparison the owners of the new york city team paid $100 million, but beckham is going to pay a hefty fee for the stadium. they will not be getting a cent of taxpayer funding. there is no name for the team yet. they don't even have a site although they would like to ultimately build a stadium on thon--in downtown miami. beckham said this is a dream, and he plans to make this passion project among his top priorities. >> it's somethi

brown on where it's worse. dean reynolds looks at the harm to the economy. cory remsburg was the star of the state of the union. davidn that has story on the long road back for a remarkable american hero. then, 50 years ago it was television history. anthony mason on the stroke of luck that put andrea tebbets in front of 73 million americans. >> the usher said no, you can't sit there, that's for the screamers. >> reporter: the screamers. >> yes, sc

brown on where it's worse. dean reynolds looks at the harm to the economy. cory remsburg was the star of the state of the union. david martin that has story on the long road back for a remarkable american hero. then, 50 years ago it was television history. anthony mason on the stroke of luck that put andrea tebbets in front of 73 million americans. >> the usher said no, you can't sit there, that's for the screamers. >> reporter: the screamers. >> yes, the screamers. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. there's a growing sense of urgency tonight about a possible terror attack aimedded at the sochi olympics. today we learned that the russians are banning liquids of any kind or size from carry-on luggage on airplanes. also today u.s. intelligence warned that terrorists may have homeland security correspondent bob orr has this late-breaking story. bob. >> reporter: scott, this is a warning directed to airlines flying overseas from airports and bound for russia. intelligence now is picking up increasing chatter that terrorists m

ofore we announce the winner the david lynch award, i would like to recognize two honorable mentions. a reporter from the las vegas sun. brown of " newsday." judges loved tom's work. they said atop them a lot of new things. andwork was well written covered a wide variety of stories. the judges were impressed by the ability to make the story about a bird compelling and the judicial process seem relevant. congratulations to you both. [applause] davidnner of this year's is deirdre. i should tell you this is her third time winning this award. .retty amazing her ability to explain how decisions made in washington affect local people caught attention yet again. they said that her work exemplifies the award and that she found great angles for local stories. congratulations to deirdre. [applause] congratulations again. >> thank you so much. thank you. great. thank you very much. >> next i would like to recognize someone who is very dear to the white house press gals and particularly the in the press corps. and compton is a national correspondent for nbc news radio. [applause] she is this year's recipient of the washington press club

david martin that has pictures. will a near-certain draft pick for the n.f.l. become thrst to test the tolerance of pro sports? >> i'm a college graduate, i'm african american, and i'm gay. >> pelley: james browne n.f.l. today on michael sam. and a trip to wonderland. jamie yuccas takes where the sight of ice is a pleasure. >> i won't forget this. it's too special. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the e

david martin that has pictures. will a near-certain draft pick for the n.f.l. become thrst to test the tolerance of pro sports? >> i'm a college graduate, i'm african american, and i'm gay. >> pelley: james brown of the n.f.l. today on michael sam. and a trip to wonderland. jamie yuccas takes where the sight of ice is a pleasure. >> i won't forget this. it's too special. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. today, water managers in california were taking a look at the historic drought trying to figure out how much relief the state got from a weekend storm. a weather phenomenon known as the pineapple express brought moisture from hawaii. in some places, more moisture than they can handle. john blackstone is by the river side in marin county. john? >> reporter: scott, after 14 months of virtually no rain here, the pineapple express turned out to be the perfect storm. the rain is gone now, but the runoff is still flowing into this reservoir in ma rib county north of san francisco. the reservoirs on marin county's mount tamalpais was getting low at the end of last week. that changed when the rain started

ofore we announce the winner the david lynch award, i would like to recognize two honorable mentions. a reporter from the las vegas sun. brownk. they said atop them a lot of new things. andwork was well written covered a wide variety of stories. the judges were impressed by the ability to make the story about a bird compelling and the judicial process seem relevant. congratulations to you both. [applause] davidnner of this year's is deirdre. i should tell you this is her third time winning this award. .retty amazing her ability to explain how decisions made in washington affect local people caught attention yet again. they said that her work exemplifies the award and that she found great angles for local stories. congratulations to deirdre. [applause] congratulations again. >> thank you so much. thank you. great. thank you very much. >> next i would like to recognize someone who is very dear to the white house press gals and particularly the in the press corps. and compton is a national correspondent for nbc news radio. [applause] she is this year's recipient of the washington press club foundation's lifetime achievement awa

david, you're shaking you head. you don't think so. >> we're painting too black and white a picture of reality in america. >> you have to mention brownn there. we're painting too simple a picture. first of all, conservatism is a movement. republican is the party. social issues matter to some but not all voters. more and more, the youth, and i'm doing down a train of thought that happened in the '80. it was cool to have a black friend, a girl who was a friend and a gay friend. now nobody cares who your friend is. this is american culture. doesn't make it bad or good. we have to have some form of more torium on giving our opponent weapons to use against us. >> hold on. here's what the reality is. of the 80 million people who self-identify as evangelical christians in the country, 50% of them didn't even register to vote. ose of the who did, only 50% of the registered voted. if 10% of the evangelicals would have voted for romney, we would have talked for president romney. when you give them no reason to go and take their motivation away -- >> the only reason isn't the social issues. >> let me throw one. every conservative in congress vo

david louie abc 7 news. >> well bay area sports fans are buzzing tonight over reports that the 49ers nearly traded head coach jim harbaugh to the cleveland browns last month. in exchange for some draft picks. the browns don't deny it but the 49ers owner says it's not true. rick kwan is here with the story. you talk about coming out of left field i'll mix my sports met for. >> sure woke up the local sports day. according to pro football talk.com the browns were ready to trade multiple draft pick for 49ers head coach harbaugh. but he turned done the deal reportedly because his wife did not weren't to move to cleveland. harbaugh has 2 years left on 5 year, 25 million dollar contract. during the time as head coach the frainers have made it to 3 nfc championship and one superbowl. despite that i am press i have record there have been rumors of friction between him an general manager. the niners not issued a statement but ceo york tweeted back to pro football talk and rap sheet this afternoon saying is this on the record? report isn't true. for the browns did not deny the story out right. here's what 2 espn instancesers had to say about it. >> well t

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david crab for the put back. wallace lays it in. he had 20. cobb, 26 his 18. cal winning big, 72-59, improving to 8-4 in pac-12 play. >> stanford facing washington state. and anthony brown 10 shooting, including four 3s. he had a career high 30 points. stanford led at the half. few times brown missed, his teammates had his back. the put-back slam and stanford wins 69-56. well, it's rare when a college athlete gets his or her jersey retire, especially only a year removed from the school. last night in we had just that in meraga. st. mary's hosting byu he got his number retired. only the second men's basketball jersey retired in school history. well-deserved. gaels led by as many as 14 in the first half. byu rallied. collins, 2 of his 14. cougars outscored st. mary's in the second half. they sweep the season series with the 60-57 victory. santa clara hosting usf. apparently there weren't enough shirts in the gift shop. the freshman lays it in for 2 of 14. ties the game at 58. and the career night for him. he tips it in. 26 points. 6 boards. he ices it with the monster two-handed jam. 21 seconds left. usf wins it 69-62. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. se

david crab for the put back. example led at the half. wallace lays it in. he had 20. 26 his 18. cal winning big, 72-59, improving to 8-4 in pac-12 play. and anthony brownn a show. >> and stanford. a career high 30 points. stanford led by the second half. one of the few times brown missed his teammate had his back. the put-back slam and stanford wins 69-56. well, it's rare when a college athlete gets his or her jersey retire, especially only a year removed from the school. last night in we had just that in meraga. only the second men's basketball jersey retired in school history. well-deserved. gaels led by as many as 14 in the first half. byu rallied. collins, 2 of his 14. cougars outscored in the second half. they sweep the season series with a 60-57 victory. santa clara hosting usf. apparently there weren't enough shirts in the gift shop. the freshman lays it in for 2 of 14. ties the game at 58. and the career night for him. he tips it in. 26 points. 6 boards. he ices it with the monster two-handed jam. 21 seconds left. usf wins it 69-62. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again tonight at five. have a great day. >> up next, a

david brooks on the week's news. >> woodruff: this week's storms in the south and the northeast were the latest punch to businesses, retailers, government offices and employees coping with a tough winter. jeffrey brown looks at the economic impact. >> woodruff: it's just the middle of february and many states have seen more than their usual share of snow days. even in the midwest and plain states, where harsh winters are normal, there've been weeks where sub-zero temperatures have frozen activity. mark zandi is watching and assessing the fallout as chief economist of moody's analytics. mark, generally, first, what kind of negative economic impact is the bad winter having so far? >> well, it's been really cold since early december, and now we're getting a string of storms that are really disrupting economic activity. you can see it best in the job market. we lost roughly 50,000 jobs in the month of december because of the atypical weather, not quite that in january, and given what happened this last week, i expect we'll lose 75,000 to 100,000 jobs in the month of february. it's really hurting the economy at this point. >> brown: and this goes beyond what's normally accounted for already, the so-calle

david elliot got out. after he broke out of a correctional institute, terrell brown looks at how the 150-mile long manhunt nally ended in indiana. >> reporter: officers captured michael david elliot on monday in laporte, indiana. >> an officer and myself were able to pull him out from the vehicle. and cuffed him up. >> reporter: the 40-year-old suspect escaped from a michigan prison sunday night. police say he used his bare hands to climb through two fences. >> it's not every day that a convicted killer escapes prison and makes their way to smalltown, usa. >> reporter: elliot reportedly escaped kidnapping a driver. >> 911. >> i'm being held i'm hostage to an escaped convict from ionia, correctional facility. >> is that him? >> yes. >> he's knocking on the bathroom door saying let's go. i don't want you to talk, i don't want you to hear him talking. stay in the bathroom, okay. >> reporter: elliot was able to flee before police arrived leading to the dramatic manhunt. >> we're going to continue to move this way. >> reporter: police searched door to door. schools were locked down and residents were advised to