. >> look very, very closely in the fireplace. >> is it santa? >> no, but it does have a hairy face. we'll clear up some mysteries. >> and a golf pro shows some tricks that are not so good for the layman. >> that was lame. >> that's because it's close to his ♪ ♪. >> we're going to get things started right this minute with a rescue. take a look at this. this is from our good friends at wkyt in lexington, kentucky. what you see there is a little toddler named caitlin campbell stuck inside one of those video arcade games with the big claws. >> wait, wait, she's inside it? >> she is inside of that claw machine. >> caitlin went with her family to the commonwealth coin laundry to do some laundry and she was playing with some other kids in the laund row mat and crawled up inside. they tried several different methods to get her out. >> they were going to try to start picking the lock, but the mechanism on the lock wouldn't allow them to pick ut. and then they tried to unscrew the sides, they tried to up screw those. >> what you're sering here is them usi

i think it will make a nice fireplace. the sea mines picked up by come in can no longer sink ships the artist so-called military style doesn't mean his succumbs to fashion instead it's an attempt to create works of art using something that was it originally intended for destruction and murder. you don't see it these are you know you can make anything you like from these oval shaped mine it's you know you can rig sculptures out of them you can even make a race car. coming knows from news bulletins that missile defense components will soon be installed close to his country. he says nato missiles can easily be turned into beautiful sculptures. any writer with the amount of effort spent on making such weapons would be much better spent funding the arts. the people involved in this experiment testing their capacity for survival in a nuclear aftermath have finally reached their destination and abandoned military bunker now they need to take a breather and warm up near a camp fire. the coach knows that this kind of training is us

what a good fireplace. that tv ruin it is look up on the shelf.s a house you can get for $310,000. >> come on, kids, gather around the television set. >> that's how it happens. >> in hamilton, montana, a house with beautiful views. >> beautiful bones. it sits between two big mountain ranges. this is a log cabin in the sky that comes with elk, moose and deer if that's your thing. if you notice the front photo of the house it's color enhanced. the latest thing. it never works and shouldn't be done. makes people mistrust it to come have a look. inside there are cottonwood floors and the dining room has a bay window with dramatic views surrounding the entire house. there is a galley kitchen with breathtaking views and a schoolhouse black board counters. fits the style of the house. the loft has a cozy seating area that shows off the log construction of the house. that's throughout the entire rooms. the decking looks over the private canyon that makes this a bird lover's paradise. they have more birds there than any other spot of the country. >> ouit's

some will even feature fireplaces. the company will also reinterview all of its current employees keeping only the best. >> it's a bold move. here we have a company that's the bottom of this industry. it's an industry that's not particularly desired and they're saying if you want to work with us you have to be constantly learning. >> if this is successful look for other fast food places to adopt a similar strategy. >>> no doubt you have heard about facebook's planned ipo. it will make many people rich. 7 years ago david kho painted murals. he was paid in stock. when facebook goes public new york times reports he'll be worth about $200 million. it's not the first time we've heard of a deal like this. >> a lot of companies are going to offer you stock instead of a paycheck. how about some options and an okay paycheck. that's the formula. >> his pieces go for as much as $50,000. >> people in one part of bay area have long wondered just what is going on. trucks and trains leave the area, often in the middle of the night. t

wood burning fireplace on the far wall and it's really not a real fireplace.looks real. the bright kitchen has wood floors and a large island. the dining room is rather dignified. pretty formal. it has the fancy wainscoting and extra large windows. there is a secret door concealed in the bookcase to get to the media room. fully wired with surround sound. the back of the house is as pretty as the front with a luscious green lawn and a sunny patio. nice house. only $369,900. >> and a secret door. >> everybody wants one. >> wake forest, north carolina. >> wake forest is in a great spot. easy commute to raleigh, durham and chapel hill. only a few hours from the beach. i like the arched pane windows and the roofs which makes it look welcoming. the living room is like a chalet. the u-shaped kitchen has light wood cabinets, granite counter tops. the dining room is formal. moving along here, i love the bay window in the master bedroom. it's a knock out past the dining room. look at the window. there is a great view of the big colorful trees in the backyard. >> and jus

and loft style furniture. >> we want to create an inviting hub so we integrated fireplaces and very comfortable lounge seating which is, you know, fairly revolutionary for this category. >> reporter: they are upgrading something else, as well. their employees. the company will reinterview entire staffs including managers and keep only what they call five-star workers. >> it's a bold move. here we have a company that's the bottom of the industry, an industry that's not particularly, you know, desired, and they are saying if you want to work with us, you're going to have to be constantly learning. >> reporter: john sullivan teaches at san francisco state. but he also does strategy consulting for some of the biggest companies in the world. he says as our high-tech society accelerates, service will be key even in the fast food industry. >> facebook now makes it easy. you piss someone off, it just takes -- they don't even get out of their car. you are blasted by thousands of people. so no, that's why you need better quality five-star athletes. >> reporter: and with double- digit unemploy

and you have a beautiful 15-foot long all gas fireplace done in calcutta marble. the back wall is done in a calvin klein wool fabric. and then the last wall is done in a tab would ybowould ytaboo . >> this imaginative design has a dazzling center piece. >> there are great contrasts in the master bedroom. so you feel very insulated and comfortable inside the master bedroom, but you're also very exposed to the view and you feel that warmth of the outside coming into the room. >> the master bath offers a spa-like atmosphere and is outfitted with the foremost designer amenities and technology. >> it's very minimalist and spa-like simultaneously. the cabinetry is very clean. you can look out over the oak trees and grassy fields. you can go into the shower and you see one of the largest showers in the world and the shower head that creates a rain information recent type cent fo type of experience. and a lot of people can about privacy. well, first of all, you're on four acres. so nobody can see you anyway. but if you want additional privacy, there is a blind system hidd

the couple say they had a fire burn going the fireplace earlier in the evening.y expect it could take hours more to knock down hot spots. >>> three men facing charges after leading police on a high speed chase through the east bay last night. about a dozen police vehicles chaing the car on west -- chasing the car on westbound 80 10:00 last night. the chase ended at the didn't barton bridge in newark where officers arrested three people. two men in the car were armed and they robbed this shell station in martinez an hour earlier. >>> pg&e customers are not going to like this. after promising that they would pay for gas pipeline safety improvements utility officials are telling the state customers need to dig deep into their pockets. >> reporter: very deep. this payment proposal by pg&e is not likely go to sit well with customers. the first phase is expected to cost 2.2 billion dollars. it could reach five billion with interest. as of yesterday pg&e offered to pay 260 million of that. meaning customers would be left with 1.84 billion dollar balance. the utility com

tony came over to the apartment and hung them up over the fireplace. frank comes home from some trip and it's midnight or something. he pours the champagne, looks up, and sees it hanging over the fireplace, and he says, "what the hell is that?" and i go it's your valentine's present. he says, what is it? i said it's tony curtis. he says, who's that? then when i reminded him, he was fine. he said, oh, yeah, yeah, i didn't know him very well. i thought, you've been telling me these stories forever. i thought after that i'm not going there anymore. it bites me in the nose when i do that. >> we're going to do something special coming up. we're going to have an '80s day, which means everything from the '80s is coming up. the music. what was -- what was great in the '80s? ♪ >> is that cyndi lauper? >> "girls just want to have fun." sara is going to tell you how you can participate. >> it's going to be a blast. that's my favorite, favorite decade. >> you weren't even born then. >> oh, yes, i was. remember, i'm older than your shoes. if you're stuck in a rut,

. >> while laying a gas pipeline, workers can across a 10,000 year-old fireplace, and historic burialround, and pieces of pure gold from the bronze age. >> for archeologist, it is the find of a lifetime. >> it is one of the biggest treasures found not at the jewelers, but at the state office of preservation in hanover. almost two kilos of pure gold with the material value of 100,000 euros. the historical value is priceless. >> it is like a prehistoric star chart. it is an extremely important find that will raise interest far beyond our state supporters. >> it was discovered by accident during the discovery of a natural gas pipeline. a worker found metal just under the surface of the field. researchers quickly realized the magnitude of the discovery and had soil removed. for months, they have been restoring and cleaning the object. research when don. -- research went on. >> it suggests that instead being one person's jewelry, the person who entered the bay -- the bad was probably -- the person who interred the bag was probably a jeweler. >> authorities say these items could be on displ

>> no, i'm, look, i'm a brother looking for a cigar, book and a fireplace. >> aren't we all. let's talk about mitt romney's problem here, he won the main caucus and the c pac straw poll and ron paul is contesting it saying that the cpac poll was rigged. he cannot win here, how is he going forward we are looking at gallup tracking polls and showing romney at 34% santorum close behind. >> he has not been able to close the deal with the base of the party. you'll have states like florida and maybe, you know, arizona coming up that will show, you know, a cross section of the base supporti ining him, when y are breaking it down, he is lagging in the one area that he needs the most and that is that trust with the base that they will follow him into this fight. look, you can settle on anything, but at the end of the day, when you are called to march up that hill, to storm ththe castle and you have half your troops around, that is a recipe for losing. the reality is for them, how do we galvanize these folks. i do not see the formulation for these folks that is a big opening for santor

and loft style furniture. >> we want to create an inviting hub so we integrated fireplaces and very comfortable lounge seating which is, you know, fairly revolutionary for this category. >> reporter: they are upgrading something else, as well. their employees. the company will reinterview entire staffs including managers and keep only what they call five-star workers. >> it's a bold move. here we have a company that's the bottom of the industry, an industry that's not particularly, you know, desired, and they are saying if you want to work with us, you're going to have to be constantly learning. >> reporter: john sullivan teaches at san francisco state. but he also does strategy consulting for some of the biggest companies in the world. he says as our high-tech society accelerates, service will be key even in the fast food industry. >> facebook now makes it easy. you piss someone off, it just takes --they don't even get out of their car. you are blasted by thousands of people. so no, that's why you need better quality five-star athletes. >> reporter: and with double- digit unemploym

some will feature fireplaces.pany will reinterview all its current employees, keeping only the best. >> it's a bold move. here we have a company that is the bottom of this industry. it's an industry that is not particularly desired and they are saying if you want to work with us, you'll have to be constantly learning. >> some believe the quote, five star worker strategy will likely be imitated by other fast food chains. >>> if you have the choice, wold you take the cash or stock in an unknown startup as payment? >> kristen ayers on the graffiti artist that took a gamble on facebook. >> when facebook goes public, it will create hundreds of instant millionaires. including david cho. seven years ago, the graffiti artist turned down thousands of dollars in cash for painting pueriles in palo alto. up stead, he was paid in stock. the new york times reports he will be worth $200 million. now it's not entirely a rags to riches story. his pieces go for $50,000. when the directors of the movie, the social network, wanted to