for example, he gave a greg smith, a local barber. >> abraham had a life of drama. >> reporter: moore convinced shakepseare she could help him with what was left of his winnings. but shortly after dee dee arrived, abe vanished. >> everybody in town seemed to think that, you know, abe has come to a bad way, but nobody had any evidence. >> reporter: the cops suspect dee dee. >> do you get tired of people asking you for money all the time, abe? >> they don't take no for an answer. >> reporter: but moore produced this video she did with shakespeare claiming he had been planning to skip town, an easy way to escape all those vultures. >> are you going to miss your home? >> yeah, i'm gonna miss it, but life goes on. >> yes, but life goes on. >> reporter: detective dave wallace wasn't buying it. you knew something was fishy, but it seemed like you didn't have enough evidence. >> correct. >> reporter: so he enlists shakespeare's friend, barber greg smith. >> i just told them i'll see what i can do. >> so i think what we should do is come up with a -- >> reporter: what he did was conversations

. >> reporter: so he enlists shakespeare's friend, barber greg smith. >> i just told them i'll see what i can do. >> so i think what we should do is come up with a -- >> reporter: what he did was record hour after hour of conversations with dee dee moore system straight out of james bond >> but an extremely delicate microphone, as well. >> that's brilliant. >> that's the dee dee moore catch can. >> reporter: he devised this "catch can" himself, a recording device inside a red bull can. >> i worked undercover narcotics for eight years and i wouldn't have come up with it. >> reporter: dee dee trusted smith because she had a deal with him, help her avoid the heat, and she'd help him avoid his $63,000 debt to abe. >> i'm so deep in this [ bleep ] now, if you go down, i go down right now. >> i'm not going to get caught. >> doing this type of [ bleep ] -- >> i got to find abraham. i just need time. >> reporter: she reveals a lot to greg, all caught on tape. but there's still no body, crucial to prove murder. that's exactly why in another case in chicago, authorities exhumed a man named urooj

smith. greg: yes, beautiful people. media professionals. b. smith is well suffering from alzheimer's. not long ago we were worried about her. she wents missing for a day. the book is called before i forget. good-bye. her husband is helping her along the way. they dropped by not long ago. >> >> thank you for having us. >> i feel there is misinformation out there about alzheimer's. >> most people don'ts realize two out of three people are women that have alzheimer's. it is a disease that particularly impacts women. african-americans are twice as likely to have the disease. it is also if you are over 85 and you are black, basically you have a 50/50 chance of getting the disease. every 60 seconds someone in the country is diagnosed. it is hidden because the people don't want to talk about brain person's dignity in the sense of health. greg: why is it more in the african-american community? >> stress, lack of exercise and health. greg: b, how do you characterize your health? >> i would characterize, think about it as being much easier than i thought

greg: that is outrage as well. rosanna: there are some movies out there. the lead actor in greed did not get nominated. will smith was fantastic in that role. greg: he played that nigerian actor. rosanna: he is like 8 million. you do forget that it is will greg: let's get to teresa. >> reporter: it picked up one nomination. it was for the white authors. these are movies that have critical claim this chair. you would not know it if you look at the nomination. >> the right to acknowledge. whoever they choose to invite. now i think that it is our responsibility. >> reporter: it is a message academy awards. >> i will not be at the academy awards. i will be watching. i cannot think of a better man to do the job then you my friend. good luck. >> reporter: hosted by katie and chris rock. so far he has not caved to the pressures he is reportedly facing. he is hoping he can make a difference. many in hollywood believes that this block: is more than deserving. among the answering, spike lee sang on instagram, 40 white actors in two years and no slave at all. we cannot act? not everyone appears to be on >> i find it ironic

. >> this man has come into a situation, greg smith, who i happen to like very much, a regular straightuy. frankly he's got a huge china exposure in otis. people don't realize -- greg hayes. what greg hays has done here, i'll get rid of sikorski. that's something that lockheed martin found out yet. i know this will sound like a better mousetrap, but hays has the best engine, a new fan engine that is terrific and taking share in an industry -- they have a lot of stuff on airbus. hayes decided let's take out costs throughout the world. he used to be the cfo. he's reenergized the company. the stock, as opposed to boeing, i think represents value here. otis is a service business. >> a recurring revenue stream. >> thank you. as much as the chinese may want to cut back, there's something about those unexamined elevators -- >> you need your elevator certificate signed. >> you want that guy to expect the elevator. i think hayes has got himself set up good here. the multiple shrunk dramatically. it's not as levered. they are the number one when it comes to safety and fire. that engine saves a hu

raheem moore, greg sciano and lovie smith. seven years of a losing record. who is jason looking at? some of the more popular names. tom coughlin, mike smith. the favorite is dirk cutter. we talked to rick stroud of the tampa bay times about the timeing for the hiring. >> i have seen these things last as long as 36 day when is they hired jon gruder and as short as one day when they hired raheem morris. within a week or so, you'll probably have a new head coach. >> last question, would you be surprised if they have not reached out to dirk cutter within a week of lovie being fired. i was surprised by that decision. you have to understand whether cutter wants to be the head coach. you imagine he would but you want to have a feel for him and his thoughts about places like miami where mike tank en balm is, who was his former agents. it may be difficult to lose bother dirk cutter and lovie smith within one year. i think they do have an idea. >> what does this mean for the current bucs? possibly a scheme change, maybe not on offense but on the defense. that means that players cannot spend t

mcnair,nair, -- ronald followed by mike smith and greg jarvis. 28,0 years ago on january the space shuttle challenger aftered 38 seconds liftoff. taking the lives of the crew members pictured here. conclusions of the presidential commission on the space shuttle accident released on june 6 of 1986. first, nasa's video of the launch followed by the remarks from president reagan about five hours after the accident. >> t -15 seconds. t -10. 6, main engine start, off of the and lift 25th special mission and it has clear the tower. roll, challenger. program confirmed, challenger heading down range. engine beginning throttling down at 94%, normal throttle for most of the flight at 104%. will throttle down to 65% shortly. 65%, three engines running normally. three good fuel cells, three good ipu's. velocity 257 feet per second. downrange distance three knock on miles. nautical miles. throttlenger, go at up. one minute 15 seconds, altitude 9 nautical miles. flight controllers looking carefully at the situation. obviously, a major malfunction. we have no down like. -- downlink. report from the fligh

mcnair,nair, -- ronald followed by mike smith and greg jarvis. 28,0 years ago on january the space shuttle challenger aftered 38 seconds liftoff. taking the lives of the crew members pictured here. conclusions

greg: jim smith has something, let's see, jim, what do we have here? what is this complex all about? >> we are over randall's island. the fire department training academy. greg: do you know what they call a firefighter that is going through the academy? rosanna: what do they call them when they go into the police academy? greg: could that. what else? what else? rosanna: what do you call them when they go through the ranks of fox5? greg: heroes. rosanna: let's talk about what is happening in maine. the government under fire for a very racist rant. greg: governor paul lepage. he has been in office since 2011. traffickers. listen to this. >> these are guys by the names -- these kinds of guys that come to connecticut and new york. their hair went and then they go back on. half the time they impregnate a leave. it is a real sad thing. now we have another issue that we have to deal with down the road. over-the-top racist comments. rosanna: apparently, hillary clinton quickly jumped on the comment. his comments were not about race, rather about the cost to sta

greg schiano, fired after 2013. and now lovie smith, gone after 2015. so, who will the glazer family hire as the next head coach? lots of chatter, they may promote this man, bucs offensive coordinator dirk koetter. he's had a ton of success with young quarterback jameis winston. and dirk koetter gets a vote of confidence from bucs tight end brandon meyers, whose latest tweet says: "dirk has been the man since he walked in the door." no big winner in wednesday's powerball drawing means the jackpot has now climbed to a record breaking high of 675 million dollars! you may not have won big, but you may have won some money! the numbers are 2-11-47-62-63 and powerball 17. at least 12 tickets won a million dollars, including one here in florida, so don't throw that ticket away just yet! have to win is saturday night. right now.. the payout would be 413 million. again this jackpot is the biggest ever in u.s lottery history! mega millions says its largest jackpot was 656 million dollars back in march of 20-12. next, was a 648 million dollar jackpot won in decemb

morris lasted three seasons and then greg schiano only two, and lovie smith fired after just two seasons. his record, 8-24, certainly not good enough in this win-now league. so who is to blame for all of the flame-outs? glazers. >> instability is a question glazers. because if you make smart hires you are not going to be looking for a coach every few years. they have jameis winston and pieces on offense and on defense, and a top-ten pick in the draft and lots of room for this is an attractive job. >> so two big questions now. one, who is the next guy and can han you heard about why this was a good job but will the next coach have to be worried about looking over his shoulder if things are not going well? the bucs say they want to move quickly but do want to do their homework and be methodical and thorough. let's hope it goes a lot better than it has. >> not exactly a position for job security, is it? josh cascio. >> coming up a florida community is in did believe after disbelieve after a high school soccer star dropped said dropped dead in the middle of a game. >> and is it going to get

smith intimately. we did our sitdown interviews with him. he had the best of intentions. very calm. introduced here. think about what was going on around here two years ago. greg had finished his tenure. was fired suddenly. this franchise looked like it was headed nowhere. then lovie smith and tony dungee assistant coach years ago. and we thought the bucks were headed on the right path. he came home to his nfl roots to restore not only faith in the bucks fan base, but a word he used often. >> and it is time as we go to the future. >> reporter: lovie smith, a tony dungee protege wanted to put the bucks back on the nfl map. it never materialized. but two and 14 season in 2014 earned the bucks the top pick in the nfl draft. all in only to see six wins this year. sure, it wasn't improvement, but another rebuild on the horizon. the bucks defense was thrashed by opponents all season. the panthers, a losing record themselves embarrassed the numbers by 28 points. smith finishes two seasons with four fewer losses than greg schiano accomplished during his two year tenure, but this could be a sign of a move once made to avoid using a coordinator. the bucks got rahim morr

seen pwhat this organization has done pto tony dungy to johnny gruden ptorah heem morris to greg now to plovie smith. pyou got to be a little leery pabout how quickly glazers are to preact to what's being talked pabout publicly with fans what's pbeing said in media. preally when you get lovie smith pjust two years to turn this porganization around you see ponly coach in last 35 firings to phave a four-game improvement and pto lose his job. p>> hmm. pkevin, what time are the bucs pdoing their press conference genera paddress media at 2 o'clock. pyou know, if they like dirk pkoetter that's direction i think pthey will definitely go in they pcan't make this move as of yet. pthey are going to have to listen pto the address the rooney rule pwhich is basically interview on pminority coaching candidate. pso they have to address that pfirst. pi think possibly they could do pthat pretty quickly today. p>> maybe move on to dirk pkoetter. pthey better act fast because if pmiami is very interested in him, pyou know there's going to battle phere. pbucs don't want to be left, you pknow out in dark on this one pbe

greg from 2012 to 2013. lovie smith lasted two seasons. that brings us to dirk cutter. >>> today the battle begins on both sides of the bay to find a in a 5-3 vote the st. pete city council approved the deal to look. if the rays stay through their contract they'll get half of the proceeds of anything raised at the trop. otherwise they have to pay the city. >> how do you expect the financing to play out? fall on taxpayers? this point. >> the rays must lay out for the city what they'll be looking for in a new site in 60 days. mayor kriseman will put together a campaign committee to make a pitch as to why the team should stay put in st. petersburg. >>> the sixth republican presidential debate is in the books. the gloves are off between donald trump and ted cruz. trump called into question the eligibility of cruz being able to run for president as a citizen of the united states because he was born in canada. >> if you become the nominee who the hell knows if you can even serve in office. you should go out and get a declaratory judgement and le

>> to the families of my personal friends, dick scobee, mike smith, judy resnick, ronald mcnair, ellison onizuka, christa mcauliffe and greg jarvis. grace and i extend to you our thoughts and prayers to your families, to your friends at the time of this our of your loss. .. loss and our shared grief the space program has been a marvelous program for america the to expand his knowledge and horizons and will continue to be so in the future as long as man has the thirst of knowledge and in the process there is risk that risk is taken by each one of us every day and that risk is understood by all the members that kleiman diluted station. my concluding remarks would be as we reflect upon this tragedy, a tragedy -- let's remember the remarks by one who knew some in about risk. a lady named helen keller she spoke of risk and security. this is what she said. security is mostly a superstition. it does not exist in nature, nor is their whole experience. avoiding the danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. listen to what she ends with. life is either a daring adventure or nothing. god bless and keep you in the palm

along a very special thank you to conley citrus, teller brothers and leroy smith as the proud of citrus for today's parade. i'm greg along with vanessa. we're glass to have you with us today. happy new year! >> our next band's name is yeah. let me explain. the pride of the california pinto pride band comes to us from california, missouri. they are finishing up their most successful band season in almost 30 years by winning eight trophies in various competitions. >> the pinto pride is let by taylor jones, jared mckey and matthew hurt. in addition to appearing in the florida citrus parade, they will be a part of the holiday parade at universal studio. let's give a listen to the pinto >> greg, our next float has a special message. that is send them sunshine. there is something amazing inside every specially-packaged florida citrus gift of fresh oranges, grapefruit and tangerines. a florida citrus gift is the perfect way to spread sunshine up north or spread a healthy hello to anywhere in the country. >> vitamin c never hurt anyone. florida citrus is picked at the peak of ripeness. you can make sure your citrus arrives

honorable mayor ed lee and president of the police commission suv's and greg suhr and the command staff the police department deputy smith and michael redman and gary tom and deputy chief ali and robert mows and o'sullivan and tom nolan chaplain and ann maddox and commander thank you and thank you for being here (clapping.) distinguished guests and family members and friends i'm the chief of staff and greg suhr i welcome you to the promotional ceremony between january 17th and september 26, 2015, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in >> thank you lieutenant o'connor will you rise for the posting of the colors. >> please remain stand for the national anthem present arms. >> oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? (clapping.

smith tonight. they won 8-4 in two seasons and despite progress made the team's performance was less thanmediocre. and greg is here to break it down. so maybe a surprise move but maybe we shouldn't be surprised. >> well you think about the progress and the momentum and losing the last four games you can see why they made a change. they're starting from scratch again but when you lose that 24 be that big of a change. >> one of players was extremely disappointed and said "it's stupid," "we can't even have a consistent coach in two years." >> well most nfl teams, the players will probably be upset. and you look at some of the players and it's a difficult thing and they've got to move past it. it's usually business, and they have to get used to another coach and defense and go from there. >> what are -- one of the things caught my hear was that players that didn't care enough to win. something about that, that's a direct reflection about the cope. did that have anything to do with that firing? >> well they have had a lot of play for and you didn't see that. you still heard quotes that he came out flat and didn

greg argos cbs3 eyewitness news. >> well plenty of folks took to social media to share photos. using hashtag cbs snow. here's a few. bobby smith us this lovely shot, beautiful hashtag medford lakes new jersey. #cbs3 snow thank you. this is hash tack cbs3 snow hashtag snow harbor new jersey. looks like a couple inches or so in stone harbor new jersey. and how, from delaware this is fran see, this is what she tweeted first snow in delaware the first state not too much accumulation at this point. but i'm certain it was still coming down when she was sending this photo. thank you all very much for you're shots. we do appreciate that. when winter weather does help you can help us tell the story from where you are. connect with us and share your snow photos on twitter and facebook #cbs3 snow. >>> sean penn sat down with charlie rose on 60 minutes to talk about his interview with drug lord joaquin guzman loera. his article ran in rolling stone magazine and quickly made headlines. and charlie rose challenged pen tonight and what he had what he hoped to accomplish by writing this article. >> you knew that the story, you knew that's a b

smith wildlife refuge. eric: she spotted this evil perched in a tree at lake greg brock at -- lake red rock. and a squirrel having a snack. metinka: it was nice and temperatures were pretty much where they were yesterday afternoon, 37 in des moines. 39 in knoxville and a touch cooler to the north. temperatures will be quickly warming this afternoon. and it will get to melt away more snow and ice but already by noon it will feel great with readings in the low 40's heading to 46 today. temperatures will be all over the place. this will be the nicest day of the next eight. a huge glass of cold air coming over the weekend. even next week is looking shaina: it is warming up in western new york. the cover -- car that was covered in ice we showed you is free. they towing company in hamburg, new york called them to help him get his vehicle back. the combination of salt and hot water was used to melt the car enough so it could be hoisted onto a flatbed. there's another lake advisory in the buffalo area. the developments in the flint water crisis. there has been an increasingly generous disease in the

greg argos cbs3 eyewitness news. >> well plenty of folks took to social media to share photos. using hashtag cbs snow. here's a few. bobby smith showing us this lovely shot, beautiful hashtag medford lakes new jersey. #cbs3 snow thank you. this is hash tack cbs3 snow hashtag snow harbor new jersey. looks like a couple inches or so in stone harbor new jersey. and how, from delaware this is fran see, this is what she tweeted first snow in delaware the first state not too much accumulation at this point. but i'm certain it was still coming down when she was sending this photo. thank you all very much for you're shots. we do appreciate that. when winter weather does help you can help us tell the story from where you are. connect with us and share your snow photos on twitter and facebook #cbs3 snow. >>> sean penn sat down with charlie rose on 60 minutes to talk about his interview with drug lord joaquin guzman loera. his article ran in rolling stone magazine and quickly made headlines. and charlie rose challenged pen tonight and what he had what he hoped to accomplish by writing this article. >> you knew that the story, you knew th

greg fox, wesh 2 news. adrian: a man now faces charges in a police-involved shooting where an innocent bystander was shot. sanford police tell us roshad smith fired a gun at officers last night along 17-92 near airport boulevard. somehow, a different person was injured. police aren' t saying who fired that shot. smith is charged with attempted homicide and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon. the bystander is expected to survive. covering orange county, a carjacking suspect remains in the hospital after being shot by orlando police officers. police tell us danielle evans will be charged with attempted murder and armed carjacking with a firearm. today, the opd also announced two men in the car with her yesterday were questioned and released. a surveillance camera near bumby avenue and south street captured the car trying to drive off as officers approached yesterday. police say evans, who was driving, crashed into multiple patrol cars. they say she carjacked a man at conway and curry ford roads. right now, traffic is returning to normal on i-4 in seminole county after a bizarre crash. a wesh 2 viewer sent us this photo, showing one c

greg: mc donald's in the bronx. staff there this morning. rosanna: jim smith is an sky fox. poor for that employee has died beard it happened that make donald's in the bronx. a little before 4:30 a.m. this morning. that person came back in step with the employee multiple times. it is not known what that dispute centered around. there is an investigation ongoing. police have blocked off part of right now, no arrests have been made. a mcdonald's employee stabbed in the bronx early this morning. they died as a result of those injuries. >> let's talk about the temperatures. boy, oh boy. it is called here at governor cuomo wants to make sure that everyone has a warm place to go to. greg: new rules from the governor. greg: they tried this before. it is not quite that simple. >> reporter: good morning. it is officially below the freezing mark. over the weekend, governor cuomo signed an executive order. all homeless people being moved from the streets into shelters. the governor said this is the way to deal with this issue of homelessness throughout the state. not everyone seems to

greg: we understand. rosanna: not happy, shannon, hang in there. >> coming up, b. smith and her did ya know? fresh step extreme lightweight litter isn't just light. it's also the best lightweight for eliminating odors. amazing, right? for superior odor elimination try fresh step extreme... rosanna: it is all about you. thank you for saying nice things about us on facebook. greg: we are not out of this yet, lots of clean up to as a small business owner, you know things have a way of moving fast. but if your network can't keep up, it can really slow you down. optic network of verizon you'll get 99.9% network reliability, and the fastest wi-fi available. for a network that moves as fast as your business. 50 meg or higher internet and phone and get $250 back. call or go online today. small business is better

smith tweeted out guess i may have to start running to get in shape. that's in reference to his fast pace, quick strike offense. i heard greg cosell, he was on the radio today and he said that, you know, he is one of these coaches where their offense works so fast, whether they score fast or go three and out, that the defense ends up playing up to two full games because the offense doesn't keep time of possession-wise, they don't keep the ball. he needs the right personnel to do what he does. 9er fans, i was listening to the radio, he is getting skewered, quite frankly. a lot of fans are not happy about this hire. i think one of the reasons why is flamed out so fast in philadelphia. if you believe what they were talking about, he didn't quite have the personnel moves that people wanted. he ran a couple of their key players out of town, either traded them or not. thing is with the 49ers, he is not going to have personnel control, it will be trent belke. maybe doing what he does as a head coach, he can be the guy that leads this team back to prominence. >> is that why they let him go from the eagles? he wasn't making the righ

greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> fire fighters battling a house fire in buckingham township bucks county. chopper three live over the scene in the 39 hundred block of smith road. flames were shooting out of that home when crews got there. no injuries were reported. we will continue to monitor this situation. >> lets look at the weather now. relief, but no where near where we saw in the last few days. kate bilo live on the sky deck with more, kate just because we're talking about a warm up does not mean short leaves and flip-flops as we did in december. it is where it should be. the lets look at is what happening light now. >> temperatures heading down to the freezing mark, clear night, we have light wind and that tend to help temperatures really tank, we are down to 33 in philadelphia, it is 24 in millville and 28 in mount pocono. we are in the middle of a mini warming trend. what we're used to with december when we say warming trend you may think 60's and 70's. we are talking 40's but closer to 50's, so we only hit 32 yesterday. today, around 40 and next couple days, temperatures rise. weekend is warmer. and, coming up in a few minutes when i join you y

we'd like to say good morning to you and ashley smith pan am center parc andre and lucy both have today off so let's get right over to meteorologist greg melissa greg temperatures on the rise yet we can look forward to warmer conditions not just today but over the next several days in ghana trend will be going up with those temperatures and the folks going to like it. we do although it is dry across syria today which should be too concerned with the clouds down to the south of these frugal showing up around the southern outer banks are just off the coast of hatteras and earlier this morning we had a couple very light sprinkles farther inland but nothing significant. and again the roads you drive the morning commute that is always good news right now winds are north northeast at twelve mph the pressure is falling thirty point two nine inches mid forties near the coast we do have cooler conditions thirties in line but it's not as cold as it has been that is a great thing for me to report temperatures will trend up a little bit highs today in the low fifties right around fifty two we could see fifty three but that's about it some of the o

mission commander, a test pilot, by mike smith, the pilot in nasa terminology, the copilot, a test pilot, christa mcauliffe, the schoolteacher from new hampshire, greg jarvis, a payload specialist, judy resnik, a mission specialist, ron mcnair , mission specialist, and ellison onizuka, a mission specialist. those seven souls perished as all of the explosion fell miles and miles down to the surface waters of the ocean and eventually the debris on the floor of the ocean. there is a dramatic presentation at the kennedy space center in the atlantis exhibit showing a part of the challenger, and anybody who goes to the kennedy space center i would urge them to go and see that. it's a very moving exhibit, and it's an exhibit about the crew. but, mr. president, that exhibit is not only about the challenger, which was 30 years ago, but that exhibit is about the next space shuttle that we lost. that was some 16, 17 years later, and it was on february 1 of 2003. and it was the space shuttle columbia, the one that had launched just previous to challenger, the one of which this senator was privileged to be a part of the crew. and this time it was destroyed but f

. >> to the families of my personal friends, dick scobee, mike smith, judy resnick, ron mcnair, l.onuzuka, christa mcauliffe and greg jarvis. grace and i extend to you our thoughts and prayers, to your families, to your friends at the time of this hour of your loss and our shared grief. the space program has been a marvellous program for america to expand its knowledge, its horizons. and it will continue to be so in the future. as long as man has the thirst for knowledge, we will continue to press outward. and in the process there is risk. that risk is taken by each one of us every day, and that risk is understood by all the members of a crew that climb into a loaded spaceship. my concluding remarks would be as we reflect upon this tragedy, a tragedy that this whole nation grieves in. let's remember the remarks by someone who knew something about risk, a gallant lady named helen keller when she spoke of risk and security. and this is what she said -- security is mostly a superstition. it does not exist in nature, nor do the children of men as a whole experience it. avoiding the danger is no safer in the long run tha