garth, who feared the worst, suddenly spots movement. >> is he moving? he's moving. >> yes, he is. >> he's moving. holy crap. >> the rider, 21-year-old student brandon wright is waving his arms seemingly communicating with the man who's treating him. >> he's moving. no freaking way. >> he went under the car. >> no freaking way. >> within minutes, firefighters and paramedics arrive on scene where they continue to work on wright. he's loaded onto a stretcher and into a waiting ambulance. although he suffers minor burns, a broken pelvis, and leg, wright is lucky to escape with his life. just a few days later, he's well enough to address the media. >> i just wanted to thank all the heroes that put their lives on the line to save mine. i'm forever in debt. i can't thank them enough. i just hope they know how much they mean to me. >> for his part, james o'day doesn't think of himself as a hero. >> anybody would give a helping hand to anybody who is in need. that's exactly what i did. i didn't do anything extraordinary. >> kelsey alder doesn't like the label ei

. >> i'm garth. this is the "cbs morning news" for monday february 16th, 2015. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. this morning a strong winter storm is targeting the south as the northeast prepares for more snow and shivers and dangerous record-breaking temperatures. there are winter storm warnings stretching from oklahoma to north carolina. in the northeast subzero air temperatures have triggered windchill warnings. this fountain froze solid in new york where the windchill is expected to 20 degrees below zero today and another round of snow is expected tomorrow. in north carolina tonight's expect snow and ice was preceded by winds that snapped trees. at least one fell on top of a home but no one injured. >>> and the salt trucks are out up to 9 inches of snow forecast for tennessee, arkansas and missouri. up to 4 inches of snow is possible in georgia. but nothing compares to massachusetts where there's so much snow folks don't know what to do. in boston another foot fell yesterday on top of the six feet that's

he'll help kids through garth brooks camp. despite his popularity he says the camp is most important thing he'll do all weekend. >> what you do between chalk heinz is important and what you do outside of them makes you somebody you know worth looking up to. >>> brooks's wife country singer trisha year hewood was on hand. kids got to learn the ropes from the pros such as quarterback ben roethlisberger pass hd 8 ust released dashcam video shows a driver trapped inside open the side of the road. they risked lives to pull the man through window of burning vehicle. he was treated and released from the hospitalch the two brave men that made the rescue were since honored with a met medal ofmer sglit so far no confirmation from the health department that a teenage boy in montgomery county rt asked measles. they have not said where the 15-year-old lives. montgomery county health officials say the teen is isolated at his home while his condition is evaluated. specimen have been sdlivrd to the state laboratory. they have encouraged anyon

you want patsy cline, you want the judds, you want garth brooks? >> jimmy: really? okay. very good.itchen ♪ ♪ pour myself a cup of ambition and yawn and stretch and try to come to life ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love garth brooks. ♪ and the blood starts pumpin' out on the street ♪ ♪ the traffic starts jumpin' the folks like me on the job from 9 to 5 ♪ ♪ workin' 9 to 5 what a way to make a livin' ♪ >> jimmy: jazz hands, honey! honey, jazz hands! give me sass! give me sass! [ laughter ] my god, you did the honey boo boo face. i love that you do that. so you have that. what if you have -- do you have like an r & b jam? >> oh. ♪ on the wings of love only the two of us together, flying high ♪ ♪ flying high above the wings of love ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh that's a great one. josh, do you have a go-to karaoke song? >> josh: yes. >> jimmy: it's not "my humps," is it? >> josh: tom jones. tom jones. >> oh. >> jimmy: it is? >> that's a a good one. >> josh: what is it? what's the song? ♪ it's not unusual to be loved by anyone ♪ >> jimmy: oh yeah! ♪ it's not unusual ♪

before the apparent confirming a of their deaths families garth in other words cairo to demand theiregyptian president has called an emergency meeting with the national defense council and seven days of mourning has been announced. >> translator: egyptian does not only defend itself but its whole region. egypt will where he react this the right time. we'll keep falling the situation and discuss how we will react in due time. egyptians will not ab loud to go to libya. and we'll do our best toy vac wait egyptians living there. i have asked the foreign minister to immediately fly to new york to discuss these issues and to hold the international community responsible for what is happening in libya. >> the 21 egyptian workers were cease seized inseized in the egyptian town earlier. we have more from the families families and the government to try to secure that i release. >> reporter: there had been appeals for any kind of help. this demonstration took place outside the coptic orthodox cathedral in cairo last week. relatives of the 21 egyptian christian workers kidnapped in libya were des

. >> reporter: in the eastern city of kharkiv not far from ukraine's conflict zone, people garth fordmarch. then. a bomb blast more lives lost. the authorities are treating it as an act of terrorism they say instructed by russia. some will fear that the war in the east may spread further in to the country. in kiev, another march remembering the street protests a year ago and their victims. president poroshenko was joined at the head of the march by some european leaders and other lower level guests. it wasn't the turn out he may have hoped for after promising the crowds on friday that presidents and prime ministers would attend. that the doors of the european union remain wide open to ukraine. and that there will be victory in the east. president poroshenko is under immense pressure, domestically the state of the economy and huge losses in the east demand a response internationally he's expected to hold the line in a shaky ceasefire despite repeated transgressions by the other side. for now many believe the president is doing all he can. >> i think he does his best. and of course ther

. >> reporter: many are garthing to mourn the victims -- gather to mourn the victims. they say it was comforting to see so much support from the community. >> there were extremely -- shocked to see how many people came. all the flowers overwhelmed them. difficult time for everyone. >> the government is taking action to protect jewish strikes. they were attacked last month. >> 10s of thousands of troops are deployed around all the important institutions. thousands of police and security forces are protecting jewish sites and schools. >> the prime minister says there is no indication the suspect was a member of a terror cell. police are holding two men they suspect may have helped with the deadly attacks. fox news. >>> a new look at prison statistics shows california inmates are killed by other inmates at a rate that is double the national average and most of those are sex offenders. the records show male sex offenders make up 15% of the state prison population but 30% of the homicide victims. 78 inmates have been killed since 2007 in california. 23 were sex offenders. t

. >> county music star gargt brooks is -- garth brooks is in the pits burg. not about being on the stage belting out his popular tunes. he will be sponsors the teen kids program. he said it is the most important thing he'll do all weekend. >> what you do outside of the job is what makes you somebody to look up. ment kids got to learnment roams from the pros such as steelers quarterback. d i don't care. >> no i'll be dvr'ing. >>> now that >> it is the latest video from mexico of the volcano that continues to spew large gas and ash into the sky. residents are preparing to be evacuated. it's one of the most active in mexico. >>> this dash cam video shows dramatic rescue in florida. police found the car engulfed in flames on the side of the road. two sheriff deputies risk their lives to pull the man through the through of the burning vehicle. the two men who made the rescue have been honored with a medal of him or merit. >>> the director of bird man has won top prize of the director guild's award. it is among the favorite of the up coming oscar. the 87th annual o

. >>> texas opening statements in the trial of eddie ray ralph he's accused of kill garth kyle, american sniper. >> he knew when awhat he had done right from wrong when he kit chris kyle. ralph allegedly turned his gun against the other two. those facts are not being disputed not even the defense. what is to be argued is whether ralph was sane. >> eddie ray ralph was admitted to a mental institution three times before killing chris kyle and a companion. >> he took their lives when he took their lives he was in the grip of a psychosis. a psychosis so severe thoopt at that point in time he did not know what he was doing was wrong. >> kyle and littlefield had inviteralph, to shoot targets. this was the first time they met ralph. the three drove to the range with ralph in the back seat. >> chris kyle was sitting in the driver's seat on his cell phone and he text chad littlefield sitting right next to him he texted him this dude is straight-up nuts. >> ralph had been released from the dallas va hospital just eight days earlier. there he had been prescribed medications for psychosis. he was tr

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but i was a huge fan of garth brooks and george strait. i grew up listening to country music. then after those ten years of the white house years where i didn't listen to anything but national public radio, i started listening and i found dirks bentley. and so who do i listen to besides him? dirks bentley tribute bands. >> wow. >> what would you do at dirks bentley induction? >> i like zac brown, i like randy how -- i like levi -- >> you're a big fan of g.g. alan. >> i don't know who that is. >> it's an excellent documentary. don't watch before you eat dinner. greg from jerry without insulting you, what is with the shirts and sweaters? i think that's an insult. >> i have no idea. it just happened. you know how you develop a weird obsession. you start collecting things and all of a sudden the people come in to boom your door because you've got 6,000 egg mcmuffins. >> or unicorn dogs. >> you know what it was? >> it's cold in here. >> it's cold in here. >> who's sweaters are they? >> my sweaters. since hemmer moved out all his stuff is in storage. and come get your jerseys whenev

it's down to matt foley who lives in a van down by the river and wayne and garth. you can vote right now on nbcwashington.com. >>> a developing story in the shadow of the chapel hill, north carolina, university. this afternoon, police say a dispute over parking is behind the murders of three people there. craig hicks is accused of shooting three members of the same family, all college students, at a condo complex. the victims are muslim. the violence has triggered a nationwide response with some questioning the motive behind the murder. nbc's brian mooar is in north carolina and will join us with the latest in just a few minutes. >>> we're learning new details now about a deadly stabbing in an upscale hotel in downtown d.c. this afternoon family friends and business associates identified the victim there you saw earlier as david messersh messerschmidt found stabbed to death at the donovan at thomas circle yesterday. messerschmidt lived in the district and worked as an attorney. ahead in our next hour, news4's pat collins will have reaction from those who knew him.

. >> here is the thing too karen, we used to take naps in kin err garth end when four and five years i think all the way up through four and five years old. the challenge, i did set my kid up, challenge younger kids, see the old he err ones up. that's the the challenge but i think kids need it, that study shrewd absolutely bogus. >> they used to try and run from my parent, like no, please. and then now i'm always begging for naps. >> oh, man best part of our day. >> yes. i can't wait. >> the bold and beautiful at 1:30, sometimes don't make it through that, asleep. >> exactly. >> the thing is if you go past like 3:00 i think for us, too late. >> you were telling me, that i was telling lauren, i would take a nap, won't wake up for hours later. no alex, you got to wait. you can't do it after 3:00. the best time like around noon or so. >> you have to get -- >> yesterday afternoon i took nap because i was meeting you at about 7:00. so i set my alarm for six. i took late nap. i woke up at 6:00 and thought it was this morning. >> oh, i hate that. >> oh, no. >> what did you do? >> oh, i pan

. >>> garth brooks delighted fans last night with a secret show at a nashville club. >> still got it after all these years. about 1,000 lucky fans were in attendance for the hour long show. most of the people who showed up heard about the performance through a local radio station. >> see, radio stations are still very relevant, find out about all kind of cool stuff. >>> we are by no means advocating this, but billionaire investor warren buffett said the key to staying young is eating like a child. i would live forever. >> the 84-year-old tells fortune.com he drinks five cokes a day. you don't do that. >> i don't. >> including one for breakfast, but he likes potato sticks, a bowl of ice cream in the morning. when asked to explain his diet rich in salt and sugar, buffett said the lowest death rate is among 6-year-olds, so that's how he decided to eat. if your 6-year-old is eating like that, it is time for some changes. >>> now i challenge you not to smile while you watch this video. [ baby sound ] >> that's 11-month-old tripp and the family dog indy and it is just clear that indy does

but after three rounds it all came down to wayne and garth from wayne's world versus the church lady and the winner is drum roll the church lady. dana carvey right there. incredible. >> and unforgettable expression. >> so many to pick from. >> first at 4:00 taking action to keep you safe. >> the president says he has a plan and as the number of security breaches continue to climb, we'll tell you what it is. >>> it's what everyone's talking about that afternoon, a chilly friday night and it's only going to get colder. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. for a limited time, get a fios triple play online at an amazing $79.99 a month guaranteed for two years. plus, a $400 bonus with a two-year agreement hurry, deal ends february 21st. call th

chris rock, toby keit, garth brooks you're like, i'm in. [ laughter ] >> seth: and there is a great - was like sugarland. one of the biggest touring groups ever. i do truck stops. >> seth: you'll do a truck stop, yeah. there's nothing i won't do. >> i'll bang a guy at a truck stop, i'm one of those. [ laughter and applause ] you don't know me. >> seth: that was the name of your last tour, "i'll bang a guy at a truck stop." >> it sold out, yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: congratulations. and thank you so much for being here, i can't wait for fashion police, oscars edition. [ cheers and applause ] high stakes. >> best dressed. >> seth: best dressed, you. kathy griffin everyone. fashion police monday nights on "e!." we'll be right back with peter sarsgaard. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] wow, i've been claritin clear for 10 days! when your allergies start, doctors recommend taking one non-drowsy claritin every day during your allergy season for continuous relief. 18 days! 12 days! 24 days of continuous relief. live claritin clear. every day. theat devry university we to fican help...e. by maximiz

. >> and they all live -- like garth and kat live over there but they're never around because they'rend there's this weird update gated community. >> seth: i like that. it's very sweet. >> so i'll be waiting for your call, ladies. [ laughter ] >> seth: to tell you more about this. we talk a lot on this show about second chance theater. i feel like you have some -- you have some first chances that could use a second chance. >> i have a couple of characters that i would love to do on that. but i also like have -- there was a sketch you wrote a "lost" sketch. >> seth: i don't even -- >> you don't even remember it. because i think you didn't want to write it and you only wrote it for me. >> seth: okay, got you. >> because i still have it. i'm a huge "lost" fan and it was when "lost" ended and you wrote a sketch with alec baldwin hosting. i was hurley. >> seth: oh, right. >> it was the week "lost" was ending and it was just alec baldwin coming out of the jungle in full regalia, like "hey i've been having a great time. i've been here the whole time." and he had a coconut drink in his hand.

facebook, google, a lot of other companies want to garth every piece of information. >> i think they -- people who provide cybersecurity technology aren't interested in privacy information. they're interested in protecting the information from being taken. when they conflate cybersecurity with the privacy issue i think it devalues what we're trying to do in the cybersecurity world. >> charlie: what more does the president think he should do in terms of prioritizing this issue? >> part of this new order is establishing another collection agency for the dissemination of information gathering and dissemination of this information. i think he believes that you can go only so far, which is i'm going to insent people to contribute information, i want to make sure the government provides the best and brightles information it can back out to the critical infrastructure so we end up with a good public-private partnership going on, but realize i'm not going to overstep my bounds and think the federal government will protect all the private networks, but i will tell you there are agencies insid

. >> it's about garth, right?th. >> we just launched a new mascot yesterday, the blue dog. >> you did? >> and as a thank you to our fans, we agreed to freeze prices for this coming year and the following year. >> can you afford to do that? >> yes. what does that mean, can we afford to do that? >> at the end of the day, you need to make money. >> did you just asked that guy how much money he has? >> yeah, isn't that what i do for a living? >> it's part of the evolution of a business. this is in the early stage of a long-standing business, a turnaround. and you have to make sure you get a nice volume. and we have to ensure we keep the fans we have. >> you have guys from the most aggressive private equity backgrounds there are. >> yes. >> how patient are they in terms of this turnaround? >> they are very aggressive and very successful and don't miss much. they are patient is that they want to see progress along the plan. in my estimation, i have been in this business for 20 years, i have never worked with more smart,

with me as always is garth. >> party on wayne. >> party on, garth. excellent. okay.ody doing? doing all right? yeah yeah. excellent. it's great to be here at snl 40. it's hard to believe this show has been going on for 40 years. >> do you mean this show right now has been going on for 40 years? because it really feels like it. >> yeah pretty much. >> about. >> yeah. right. >> about. >> how about more like -- >> try. >> okay. >> next question. yes, tina? >> no it's sarah. sarah palin. >> i'm sorry. yes. sorry. oh my god. of course. governor palin, welcome. >> just curious. jerry, how much do you think lauren mike yals would pay me if i were to run in 2016. >> run for president sarah, i don't think there's a number too big. >> okay. just hypothetically then. what if i were to choose donald trump as my running mate. >> sarah, you're teasing us. that's not nice. >> really? >> yeah mika mika she said she wanted to be here tonight just so she could see you in black tie. >> really? >> yeah. >> what do you think? >> i think you clean up pretty nicely. >> mika, brand new, the

and we would be out on the road and people would come up to us and say are you familiar with this garthld say not really. well he's this new country artist and likes you guys and in a lot of the interviews back then he would mention the band kansas so we kept him in mind and invited him to be on the documentary and he accepted. he's very gracious in the documentary and does a great job. >> i won't ask you guys about groupie stories like joe. but two things the words free beer and was there really a fight with steven tileyler at one point. >> free beer was a employ we used. we had to make an impression and we had to put some people in the seats so we rented a place in western kansas and gave away free beer to fill the place. they didn't know it of course. so it was a very enthusiastic crowd and it impressed them. so yes we did do that. >> smart marketing. steven tyler, what happened. >> steven crossed a line with us and it's in the documentary. >> did he steal a groupie from one of you guys. he had a lot of groupies. >> he needed a shower. ice cold. >> what do you want to come back as in

philip garth. welcome and look forward to cower your comments. >> thank you co-chair and to the task force and those working behind their scenes. it is my honor to be here and particularly on this panel of distinguished individuals. my work as a research and president of the center for policing equitty has sought to bridge gaps for the citizens and law enforcement bridge daily. i want to talk about stronger evidence base in policing and using that to ensure criminal justice particularly in the area of race. social science can set the table for forces to come together and move toward the future. so as a scientist both in my full time job and spare time it bothers me no end where there is an important question that lacks an answer and i have never been more bothered by that tendency than i was late one night in september of 2008. as the son of a reference librarian i am good at finding things. at least i thought i was. i started at 10 a clock and ten and a half hours later i had to take a break. i ha

. >> garth kept, world net daily. with the current administration releasing u.s. enemies from get mow and trying to put general petraeus in jail is it too provocative to ask which side are we on? >> you know, i would frame it a little differently. which is this administration has a very difficult time differentiating good guys from bad guys. you know, one of the striking things zhu travel the world is our friends and allies quite consistently will pull you aside aside, defense minister, heads of state, foreign ministers and in hush tones they will say, where is america? what has happened? look, we saw this just yesterday in paris quite literally where is america? for six years we have abandoned our friends and allies. and at the same time and that has been true across the globe by the way, whether it is france whether it is canada, our largest trading partner where this administration has for example blocked the keystone pipeline for years despite the thousands of jobs it would generate both in canada and the united states, whether it is the united kingdom exempli

one garth shift to the other, they would use the ho chi minh polls. the things, mr. artunez talked about designed by sadists to extract the worst possible pain on women and men. of course sexual abuses visited upon people as well. dr. business set -- bisset talked about punched his teeth. major, major problems beatings and more beatings. i honestly believe castro and those who have committed these atrocities ought to be held to account by the world for crimes against humanity. rather than, invited in as partners. yes you've got to deal with dictators as a country. ours does as do many others but to have human rights as you know, an issue, maybe an issue, not the issue, is a serious mistake. and, again the embargo i would just say for the record and perhaps, some of our witnesses want to speak to this, there has been robust trade with the european union canada and other countries of the world with cuba for decade. and there has been no diminution whatsoever in torture child sex trafficking. if anything, the trade has facilitated, particularly with conv

. >> i'm garth. this is the "cbs morning news" for monday february 16th, 2015.captioning funded by cbs

. >> i'm garth. this is the