now, when duke won the men's ncaa championship game monday 12-year-old sam holtz also won.ackett beat over 11 million others to win the espn brackett challenge. holtz explained his methodology on espn. >> during the regular season i really don't watch that much basketball. >> of course not. >> well i like notre dame. like, that's my favorite team and i do watch a couple of their games, but that's really it. and i came to the bracket -- i normally just picked whoever i liked, whoever had the highest seeds, and i did study a little bit before. >> he just didn't study for the test and he hit a home run. holtz is ineligible to claim espn's top prize, a $20,000 gift and a trip to maui's international basketball tournament because he's under 18. i say give the kid the trip and the money. now, let's go across the pond to london, where critics pounced on british prime minister david cameron this week after cameron was caught using a knife and fork to eat a hot dog on the campaign trail. cameron cameron's critics also claim the photo was taken at an easter barbecue. it's further evi

ties holtz and spieth. spieth needed this par put to join the playoffs. he got it but was eliminated on the first playoff hole. second, holmes needs a short put. lips out. jb holmes wins the shell houston open. >>> stacey lewis came into the round three strokes back birdie on seven. two under, 70. nine under for the tournament. kim, a double bogey on 14 dropped her out. 13 foot birdie on 18. lewis hit it. she misses. sudden death. lewis miss as 12 foot par put for the win. listened comb who won this event in 2009 her second major victory. gets to jump into poppy's ponds pond, a tradition. >>> to the pits earthquakes hosting salt lake. quakes called to the foul despite their protest. allowing morales a free kick. initially hits the wall. comes back to him. doesn't miss. salt lake wins 1-0. san jose now 2-3 on the year. >> they grindsed out a victory. sometimes you have to do that. that's what they do. they defended their box pretty well. and at times desperate defending goes a long way. that's what worked for them. >> tomorrow's opener, down in arizona. a'

. >> but because sam holtz is not an adult he does not qualify for the $25,000 gift card and a trip to the maui invitational basketball tournament. instead espn said sam will have to settle for a gift basket. >> it was cool going on espn and everything, but i still think i should get a little more than a goodie bag. >> that's pretty shystery, espn. sam was hoping his dad could claim the prize since he used his dad's e-mail address. espn said oh, no. we're taking the chance to get out of that money. >> that's just wrong. let me be on the record. he used his dad's e-mail address. he had a great bracket. what's the deal? what are they going to do with the money? >> pay him off. >>> we're talking playoffs right around the corner as the capitals try and solidify home ice advantage at >>> now wusa9 game on sports brought to you by xfinity. >> it's good to see the capitals back in the playoffs after the rare miss last season, caps just three games left in the regular season but a lot to play for. a chance to get home ice for the opening round of the playoffs, always important. caps getting th

sam holtz' bracket was the best among more than 11 1/2 million filed on espn's ncaa bracket challenge. the 12-year-old picked all final four teams and he picked duke to win the national championship. sam said it only took him five minutes to fill out his bracket. and he won the $20,000 prize but has to be 18 to collect it. we don't know what he's going to walk away with. autria: bragging right. starbucks is offering its employees a great new benefit. four years of college for free! the coffee chain announced that baristas who do not already have a four year degree will be available for full tuition with the on-line program. 70% of its workers do not have bachelor's degrees. jummy: all right. the wet weather continues this week and doug is back with storms that could be headed our way. that's next. autria: raining? doug: not here. kind of cloudy. next seven days, take a look at the graphic here. 80% chance some areas will see showers and isolated thunderstorms this afternoon. might get into the 70's. but much cooler with chances of showers and drizzle tomorrow and thursday. much warmer

. >>> if you wanted to know who was going to win the tournament you should have asked sam holtz.inois sixth graders ncaa basketball bracket is nearly perfect. sam accurately predicted all four teams in the final four. he said he just did his homework on the team. the youngster tied for first place in espn's bracket challenge however our sister network requires those who enter to be at least 18 years old so he will not share the prize. >> ♪♪ >>> and now for your first look at business a new york judge issued a landmark ruling allowing a brooklyn woman to divorce her husband on facebook. the woman says she tried for years to divorce her husband who had no steady job or address so she sent the papers through a facebook message. the judge called it the next frontier of divorce. if the husband doesn't respond, the judge will grant a divorce by default. >>> starbucks is doubling its free college tuition plan for employees. the coffee chain will now cover four full years at arizona state university's online program. baristas who do not already have a four year degree will be eligible. >

. >> reporter: she's a digital puppet designed by hans holtz and his colleagues at this child protectiontion in the netherlands to catch pedophiles. >> in the 10 weeks' time that we were active on the internet, we were hit by more than 20,000 people 20,000 men mainly, who were trying to get in contact with us to engage us in sexual activities. >> reporter: but guijt told us many hard-core pedophiles can't be so easily caught because they're using a separate, hidden internet known as the darknet. originally developed by the u.s. military, the darknet is only accessible have a a browser that masks users' identities by encryption. the darknet's millions of users and thousands of web sites operate on a network of servers that re-route signals to hide users' locations. it's still partly funded by the u.s. government in order to help disdents in china russia, and iran evade censorship. but the layers of security protecting users' anonymity, have also made the darknet a haven for pedophiles. >> it's just an awful realization discovering that there were tens of thousands of people who were not o

. >> 12-year-old sam holtz, sixth grader from the chicago area.the best among more than 11.5 million who filed on espn's bracket challenge. sam picked all the final four teams and he picked duke to win the national championship. >> good going little guy. >> beautiful familiar face. magazine covers looks different this morning. >> supermodel christie brinkley is sporting a black eye. she suffered it on vacation posting these pictures on instagram. the 61-year-old looking fabulous even with a shiner explained that she got it while trying to save a bird in the turks and caicos. >> had to be flown to miami for c.a.t. scans and returned to her vacation and finished it up. ♪ uptown girl you know i can't afford to buy her pearls ♪ >> i love that song. >> by all means. sing. >> i was not going to sing. >>> lane bryant is taking on victoria secret's new lingerie ad focuses on being sexy at any size and features the # #i'mnoangel. >> positive reaction has been flooding social media. you'll hear more about that i'm sure. >>> reading things on facebook that m

both were number one seeds their appearance in the title game busted a lot of brackets but not sam holtz'sgrader from illinois accurately predicted all of the final four contenders. and is in a tie for first place in espn's bracket challenge. however, he cannot claim the prize because espn requires participants to be 18. picking basketball, bad at following directions. >> 5:47. actress carry fisher describes playing princess leia is in rare lost interview. >> celebrities dance down memory lane in pursuit of a mirrorball trophy. for one couple the quest is over this morning. david. >> we're arming the kids with umbrellas in some neighborhoods. this afternoon it will be mild enough for shorts and t's. not quite as good looking an afternoon as yesterday. we'll be back with your day planner forecast. doug, we have the results, but first, we have a very special guest. come on out, flo! [house band playing] you have anything to say to flo? nah, i'll just let the results do the talking. [crowd booing] well, he can do that. we show our progressive direct rate and the rates of our competitors even

twelve year old sam holtz. >> how old? >> twelve.ad near perfect bracket in espn bracket challenge. the sixth grader win a $20,000 gift card and trip to hawaii. however, espn's rules say you have to be 18 or older to play. espn is investigating, but win or not of course, sam had some breaking rights, hopefully, you know, worth a price to his parent or something so they can invest the money but 12? >> out done by a 12 year old. just saying. all the rest of us? >> the madness. >> are you smarter than a sixth grader? apparently not no, no. >> getting close to 6:00. coming up in the next hour, new surveillance video released in the kidnapping after woman who works on jewelers row we're live with the clues police are hoping will help lead to the suspect. >>> and talk about a jackpot? how airline passengers unknowingly paid the tsa half million dollars last year. we have that story for you coming up at 6:00. we >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> you might want to grab your umbrella before

last night the bracket was tied for first place on espn's national website, but holtz signed up using he is not eligible for the $20,000 grand prize after all, because he is too young but the anchors did offer the younger one a goody bag and a tour of the espn studios instead. ♪♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. >>> how would you like to be dealing with this right now it's all thanks to an unusually late snow storm that could bring snow to the sierra mountains the snow will bring much needed relief for an area in severe drought. >> we have the start of chilly rain that is not snow. >> no but it's winter like with temperatures it will be february like for the next two days, we'll get our own winter feeling here double scan live radar the showers are moving into philadelp

winner of the espn bracket challenge is being denied his rightful hard won prize. 12-year-old sam holtz missed only six. he predicted all, including duke. sam is only 12 years old. and espn rules stipulate he must be at least 18 to claim his rightful prize. the $20,000 prize that he won rightfully. along with a trip to the maui invitational next year. espn has decided to send sam what they are calling a gift bag full of goodies, instead. espn you do so many things so well. you show such class. you're being called upon to replicate your past behavior. do so. >>> modern family star sefia vergara -- i don't understand how i could stumble over that name. making a stunning revelation. she told vanity fair magazine that her assets are indeed real although she says she's gotten too much of a good thing in her judgment. her career is in conflict with her view. she is the highest paid television actress in all the land. making a reported $37 million last year for her very modern family role. and a multitude of endorsements. >>> up next, president obama panned as a one term senator with no experi

how about this kid, 12-year-old sam holtz tied for first place, but he won the tiebreaker. the little fella from lake zurich illinois you have to be at least 18 to claim the grand prize. that would have been $20,000 gift card and a trip to the 2015 maui invitational. man! >>> orlando hawks' coach made a huge announcement that the team's pregame news conference yesterday before their matchup with the suns. he said that the hawks signed 8-year-old lake bozman to a contract. now, lake is fighting leukemia. in february he was scheduled to go to disney world with the burt show and burt's big adventure. he was too sick to made the trip, but the bufrtrt show made it up to him in a big way. they signed him to a one-day contract and sat courtside for the game. check him out on twitter, hanging out with some of the guys from the team. he even got to hang out with the cheerleaders. the coach said quote, we look for very very special people to add to our team who are brave and strong. and it was a great night for atlanta. bozman and the hawks, they crushed the suns 96-69 and broke a fr

one guy 12 year old sam holtz 12 year old. perfect bracket to espn bracket challenge. he watched duke win last night, a game that field his own championship. however, espn rules say winners must be 18. espn is reported looking into this, because they are the cash prize, a trip to hawaii. >> right. >> but bragging rights at the very least. but i hope they bend the rules for him. >> twelve years old sixth grade. did i hear you won our bracket? >> perhaps that's what youer? >> how did that happen? >> dumb luck. blind squirrel finds nuts. >> at least i had kentucky losing in the semifinals. >> there you go. >> take that home. >> you won? >> i didn't win but i lost the least i guess? >> okay, ukee. we'll be right back. >> first what's coming up tonight. i'm salty, that's right. >> were you a sports anchor? i forget. >> in a past life. we'll be right back. >> we want to go back and bottle it up. none like it, in the very near future, but let's just about back in time. why not? 75 degrees, 75 degrees was what we hit. both in allentow

sam holtz.all four teams accurately in the final four from 11.5 million people who picked out brackets. he's now tied for first place. they are going to have a tie breaker. and if he loses he will get $20,000 as a gift card to best buy. >> oh, wow. >> pretty good, huh. >> if everybody -- if they are a tie, both get a little something. >> i would hope so. >> but a sixth grader got the final four -- >> a lot of people say it is luck but he did a lot of studying to make sure he got it right. >> say that now. well-played, sixth grader. >> i'm going to call him next year. >> well-played. we love the dog video. let's -- we talked about yesterday. didn't get to it. a little guy playing ping-pong. how's he doing? >> i don't see a ball. oh, good. >> good. >> better than i do, yeah. great. >> this is -- we don't know a lot about this little guy and where this video came from. it is on-line and people thought it was interesting. this is a border collie which i'm told is a pretty smart dog. >> sure seems li

alison: barbara holtz was going for a walk with the 7 and 11-year-old boys when she fell off a 20 foot ridge towards river rapids. one of the boys called up the ledge and pulled out his cell phone and called for help. >> i'm happy that he's 9 and followed directions like that. i'll never go up that cliff again. i'll never walk around that. alison: rescuers were able to bring barbara down to the river bank in a basket and load her on to a boat. she is now there, as you can see, recovering in a hospital. what a story. leon: new apple watch comes with a minimum price of $350. you may have heard about that by now. you may not have heard about that. there's a loophole possibly here. zack kidd is an entrepreneur and created the apple watch lease. the company bought more than a dozen of devices and didn't lease the specifics of the rental terms he's offering but the rates will likely be less than $50 a month. you can, however, expect to pay a security deposit that kidd is describing as "significant." if you can afford the security deposit, buy the watch. alison: that's what i was thinking. an

20 flights on private jets or in first class airline seats, a $5,000 three-night stay at a luxury holtzominican republic and $750,000 in campaign contributions. so there's a lot he has to deal with here. it's quite a story. his next court date april 22nd. the trial is set for july. >> it's so washington. you know a friend with a private jet is a friend indeed i guess you could say. athena jones, thank you so much. >>> that is it for me. i'll be back at 5:00 p.m. eastern for "the situation room." "newsroom" with brook baldwin starts right now. >>> thank you very much. great to be with you on this friday. i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn here. now we have it. it might be the biggest clue into what happened in those final moments aboard germanwings flight 9525 and it's coming from this burned-up black box. it's the flight data recorder already telling investigators something pretty huge. that this co-pilot 27-year-old andreas lubitz didn't just intentionally fly this plane into the french alps but that he sped up while doing it. specifically quote, he used the auto pilot to put the

both were number one seeds, their appearance in the title game busted a lot of brackets but not sam holtz'sis accurately predicted all of the final four contenders and that puts him in a tie for first place in espn's bracket challenge. however, he cannot claim the prize because espn requires participants to be 18 years old. >> as they probably should be. 6:47. up next new details in the case of that local family poisoned while on vacation. the family has released a statement and we'll get the story from "good morning america" ahead. david. >> some of you might want to arm the kids with umbrellas this morning as there are some showers. mainly concentrate in there south jersey and delaware clipping a little bit of southeastern pa. this afternoon clouds, maybe a couple of sunny breaks still could be a little damp but i don't think they're going to need gear and t-shirts work 'cause it's still mild. i'll have your day planner forecast coming up next. >> ♪♪ we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients

josh brown is the ceo of ridge holtz wealth management. pete and jon najarian, the co-founders of options monster. michael block chief strategist at rhino trading partners. paul richards head of fx and credit distribution at ubs. and dan greenhouse is btig's chief strategist. our game plan of the day looks like this. all bark no bite? do activist investors really get the big returns, do you think? some scathing criticism today from one person who says the numbers tell a different story. triad's nelson peltz begs to differ and joins us exclusively to respond. microsoft at 40. as the company marks the milestone are its best days ahead or is the software giant going gray a little too soon? we begin with stocks pushing higher, at least trying to ahead of the jobs report. made even more so by the fact the fed's getting closer to raising interest rates we think. and earnings season is just around the corner we know. sets up a good debate over which is more important to investors right now as the next catalyst for stocks. josh, what do you think?

josh brown is the ceo of ridge holtz wealth management.n najarian, the co-founders of options monster. michael block chief strategist at rhino trading partners. paul richards head of fx and credit distribution at ubs. and dan greenhouse is btig's chief strategist. our game plan of the day looks like this. all bark no bite? do activist investors really get the big returns, do you think? some scathing criticism today from one person who says the numbers tell a

sam holtz had had that top bracket. he joins us with his dad butch holtz.me. my son is also in sixth grade. how many points did you get, sam? 150? >> i got 1,830. >> okay. that's your ranking. my son was 18,000. but he got 145 points. the winner of our pool here got 150 but for tv news. my son had duke and wisconsin. all the way down. how did you -- was it a feeling? or did you watch enough basketball to actually have a good feel for who was going to win each game? >> well i watched a little bit of basketball during the season. not a lot. but just a little bit. a lot of notre dame games. and right before the brackets came out, i went on espn and was just studying a little bit on them the teams and stuff like that. and looking at all the stats and players on each team. >> let me ask you, sam, i had had notre dame going a long way. and if that last three three-pointer would have gone in they would have beaten kentucky. if you're a fan of notre dame why didn't you stick with them? or did you stick with them? >> well i like notre dame a lot. but kentucky is bet

sam holtz, he beat everybody, i mean everybody. experts experts, the adults.hallenge out of 11.5 million brackets entered. he's number one out of 11.5 million. he missed only six games out of the 67. he got everything right since the sweet 16 but there is a problem. >> what? >> espn says holtz is not eligible for the grand prize of $20,000 and a trip to maui because you need to be 18 to enter the bracket challenge. >> oh, no. >> that's low. >> so who wins the prize? >> some dude. 18-year-old guy. this kid's good. >> mitt romney. >> he finished 6,000th in the thing. >> should he get the prize, that's the question? >> there's a guy that tied him technically. that guy gets it all alone. >> we'll make it right somehow. >> impressive. >> indeed. >>> back to our top story, another controversial police shooting involving a white police officer and a blackman but this one is different. we'll show you how. >>> plus campaign 2016 already underway. rand paul now in. cruz in. rubio getting close. what about the other side? could a surprise name be in the wings? we have an

sam holtz from illinois tied for first place out of nearly 12 million entries.wrong. but rules state that con at the test ants have to be 18 to play. he used his dad's email address. espn is working on prize for him. bill: as they should. martha: say he submitted it. bill: come on espn. let's go. making all that money. martha: exactly. we're coming up on kilmeade right? bill: we are. martha: will invite us this week? bill: i think he did. we have to pay him too. martha: see you tonight on o'reilly. bye, everybody, have a great day. jenna: in south carolina where a white police officer is charged with murder in the shooting death of a black man. now there is big question about that officer's version of the encounter before anyone knew a video captured the whole thing. we're seeing that video today. good morning everybody, welcome to "happening now." i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. it is a very disturbing story. officer michael slager, north charleston, south carolina, pulled over pulled the victim over while he was driving his car. police say the officer hit 5

devils won the big game and now take a look at this celebration in the middle of all those kids is sam holtzs scored a slam dunk tying for first place in espn's tournament challenge with an almost bracket out of 11.5 million entries. we talked to sam last night after his big win. let's hear from the bracket champ. >> it feels really like exciting and it feels -- i feel like pretty cool you know, for winning it because it's a really hard thing to do. >> yeah pretty cool. what does sam get for the win? the prize from our sister network is a $20,000 best buy gift card and a trip to the maui international basketball tournament but there is a hitch. it's only for players 18 and over. he's 12 so no word on what sam will win for his big score yet. we want to tell you what's scoring in your teed with the #socialsquare. guy, there's a pretty big quote. the odds of a perfect bracket, 1 in 128 billion. >> billion? >> billion. >> with a "b." >> oh my gosh. to have a perfect bracket. how did everybody do? >> less than perfect. >> on the other side of the stat. >> a whole lot are feeling that way. >> loui