well, james valentine says he only needs about a week to recuperate and he should be released from the in the next 24 hours. in pittsburgh, i'm lynn hayes freeland for "cbs morning news". >> i think he deserves a little more than a week off. that was unbelievable. >>> well, the lead over atlanta's catholic community is apologizing for his lavish new home. the 6,000-square-foot mansion cost the diocese $2.2 million to build. that upset some local catholics who claim the price tag was outlandish. archbishop will on the gregory now says he will consider selling the new home. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the latest on the massive earthquake in chile. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." wow, this hotel is amazing. oh no. who are you? who are you? wrong answer. wait, daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton. yeah, i didn't have to bid and i got everything i wanted. oh good. i always do. oh good. he seemed nice. express deals. priceline savings without the bidding. watch. dentist. [ popping ] now you have to figure out wh

. >> james valentine, who was a tree cutter in pennsylvania. this is an x-ray.hain saw kicks back, gets into his neck. it enters about two inches into his neck. you can see he's okay there. it missed just by secentimeterse left it in there. >> it's smart to do that. >> it's a good thing he left it there. they have 30 stitches and he's talking. amazing stuff. >> figure he was close to being the headless horseman. >> we're hearing from him though, here. >> i shut the saw off because it was in me, it was still running. then i saw blood and i was like oh, my gosh. >> what in the world is he survived. >> the instijts to turn it off. the first thing would be to pull it off. he turns it off. >> big bang theory huge hit. now she's on cosmo saying this is the best decision she ever made. can you guess? >> going on the show. >> nope. getting breast implants at the age of 18. the best decision she ever made. fast forward to today she's making half a million. >> she's attributing to her implants to the success in the life. >> if it's an investment -- >> the best choice she

james valentine was in a tree harness when he was struck by a chainsaw that lodged in his neck. valentine didn't lose consciousness. he was able to turn off the saw, climb down the tree. surgeons had to remove the saw piece by piece while it was still in his neck. >> it was just a freak accident. just could happen to anybody climbing a tree. chainsaw just come out and just chip right back at me. got stuck in my neck. >> unbelievable. valentine has stitches in his neck. he should make a full recovery. >>> everyone has had those mornings when you can't stop hitting the snooze button but would the smell of a great breakfast get you out of bed? as alfonso van marsh reports, there's an app for that. >> wake up. >>> reporter: imagine waking up to the smell of bacon coming out of your cell phone. british researchers developed a digital smell technology behind the app for that. a professor came up with the device that spits out smells like food, flowers and spices. >> you can send someone a message but instead of putting you're feeling happy you'll have a flower smell. >> reporter: they

james valentine was trimming a tree along a busy highway when the saw kicked back and dug two inchesnto his shoulder. first responders had to disassemble the saw without moving that blade. valentine says at first he barely even felt anything. >> there was about that much more to cut, and i put it back in, and then it was like about -- the tree was about that wide and the saw was in about that far and then i revved it out and it kicked out on me. >> chain saw just missed a major artery. doctors expect for him to make a full recovery. the kickback is one of the most common causes of serious chain saw injuries. >> wow. >> lucky to be alive. >> got that right. >>> a man in northern california has finally claimed his $425 million powerball lottery jackpot. there is his name anyway, raymond buxton. he picked up that big check yesterday. >> he was the only winner of the jackpot back on february 19th. buxton waited to claim his winnings while consulting with a legal and financial team. he says he's going to use that money to travel and set up a charity. good for him. >> good for him. >>> som

coworkers saved the day, detaching them over and leaving the blade and james valentine' shoulder, itssed an artery. he is recovering from a very near miss. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on bloomberg television. also streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and your smartphone. i am adam johnson. media, aereo is tunneling broadcasters all the way to the supreme court. broadcasters want aereo to pay for content they are retransmitted. not have tot should pay and it legally. barry diller is backing the start up and plans to expand it into every major city. but, this is a big but, only if aereo wins the case in the supreme court. down withzker sat barry diller. this is exclusive. >> there is some salvage but aereo would probably, i cannot see any path for it. it probably would not be able to continue in business. >> why is that? you have a platform, you would be ruled, a multi-video programming distributor. you would be like a cable company. could you not compete for content? >> we could probably pay retransmission consent. a deal withmake broadcasters, we probably could. but the value

. >> reporter: james valentine feels the pain along his shoulder. >> definitely right there. >> reporterbut he didn't picture it until now. take a close look. this x-ray captures the chainsaw blade that dug 2 inches into valentine's skin while he trimmed a tree off perry highway. >> there is about that much more to cut. i put it back in and it was like, about the -- the tree was about that wide. and the saw was about that far. i just revved it up. it kicked up on me. nicked me right here. >> reporter: first responders call the effort name power intensive. >> we were disassembling the saw. not moving that blade was very challenging. >> reporter: but necessary for trauma surgeons who prepped for chainsaw removal. >> he was extraordinarily lucky and blessed. >> reporter: while it hit his shoulder, it missed a major artery. the hospital operates on a few chainsaws injuries each year. in valentine's case, they expect a full recovery. >> i have to keep calm. >> reporter: he said he's worked tree trimming for six years but this time, remembers an unforgettable life lesson. >> respect what you h

james valentine trims trees for a living, in ross township, pennsylvania. he turned his saw at an odd angle, to avoid hitting a power line monday... and it kicked back on him. the moving blade went through his left shoulder, and into his neck. >> i shut it off because it was in me and it was still running and i saw blood and i said all my gosh. doctors had to leave the chainsaw stuck in james' neck until they could stop the bleeding. they say it missed some vital arteries by just an inch or two. james is expected to survive... and he says he's eager to get back to work. some days are better than others? i don't even know what to say. >> move it on. >> the sole winner of the 425- million dollar powerball jackpot from february has finally come forward to claim his prize. but, you're not going to get a very good look at him. i like him already. this is b. raymond buxton. he told lottery officials in california he purposely chose april fool's day to turn in his ticket. the retiree wore a star wars t- shirt with yoda on it for his picture ... and the words, "luc

james valentine was in a tree harnessed when he was struck by a chainsaw.chainsaw lodged into his neck. as soon as the accident happened valentine did not lose consciousness, in fact he was able to turn off the saw, climb down the tree. surgeons had to remove the saw piece by piece while it was still stuck in his neck. >> it was a freak accident. it could happen to anybody climbing a tree, the chainsaw just come out and chip right back at me got stuck in my neck. >> incredible. look at the x-ray. valentine has stitches in his neck. should make a full recovery and, yes, he says he will go back to trimming trees. >>> there is a new device that can turn your smartphone into a smellphone. british researchers have developed the device that attaches to your phone and works with various apps to spray out a variety of scents. doctors think the technology could help alzheimer's patients. >> because memory is such a powerful trigger of emotion it can be used as a way to remind them to do things, for example take medicine or even eat. >> researchers say they are worki

schhannon wooten laiura christi james valentine >> massive fire in atlanta in the buckhead section of the city. crews had to use caution of the size and the intense heat of the fire. luckily, this time, no injuries reported. >>> the gm's ceo mary barra is set to be back on the hot seat for a second day facing a grilling from congress on the house side on a defective ignition switch that led to a dozen deaths and thousands of accidents. she apologized to family members and many were present >> i cannot turn back the clock, but as soon as i learned about the problem, we acted without hesitation and told the world we had a problem that needed to be fixed. we did so because whatever mistakes were made in the past, we will not stray from your responsibilities. >> laura christian is here with us and her daughter was killed in a wreck. any satisfaction from the testimony yesterday? >> no, unfortunately, not. i didn't expect to hear anything. she refused to answer my questions the night before. >> you met with her the night before? >> all of us did. we sat down and told her the stories of wha

. >>> yeah, that is a chain saw imbedded in james valentine's neck. a tree when he says somehow the saw came back at him when the power was on. he and a co-worker were able to get him off the tree. they held the blade in place in his neck. keeping it in his neck doctors say is what kept him from bleeding to death. 30 stitches, an hour of surgery, it was a quarter inch from his carotid artery. >> stop it. amazing. i have goose bumps. >> only 30 stitches? >> 30 stitches. you had a chain saw in your neck. >> because he survived, he has a phenomenal tough guy story. >> you can't out tough him. >> nope. who me? i had a chain saw in my neck. you can't beat that. >> yep. >> right? >> yep. the only person i know who had something tougher than that happen to them is probably our meteorologist indra petersons. didn't you fight off a pit bull or something like that using nothing but a high-heel shoe. >> unbelievable. i do want to quickly change subjects. we are going to be slowly ramping up to moderate risk for severe weather. that's not slight, but a moderate r

james valentine was pruning a tree on monday when his chain saw kicked back.issed a major artery by 2 inches. valentine plans to get back to tree trimming in a few weeks because he says, that is what i do. brave man, though. >>> well, now we know why they give lottery winners those big checks. the sole winner of february's $425 million jackpot. the northern california man accepted his prize on tuesday, but he hid his face behind the check. he would not reveal his age, address or what he did for a living. he'll use his lump sum payment of $242 million to help set up a charity for children. doing some good with that money. 8:06 right now. let's get a check of the weather right now with dylan in for al. >> "today's weather" is brought to you by taco bell breakfast. wake up, live mas. >> thanks, natalie. good morning, everyone. we have a budding meteorologist here. this is beth. do you know what the weather's going to be like for new york city today? >> cold. >> it is cold right now. and just when you thought al roker took the day off, there he is in the crowd han

but two of them, james dean and gary valentine are locked up in security segregation as the jail continueso investigate who's responsible for the shank recently discovered among boxes in the kitchen. >> it happened to be a piece of wood that fell off a pallet that was modified. once they change it by wrapping shrink wraparound it for the purpose of holding it it becomes a weapon. things like this is not tolerated. this could be sticking in one of my officer's neck and i'm not tolerating that. >> now it's up to officer may, one of the investigators to find answers. she will interview both suspects, starting with james dean. >> hey, mr. dean. >> dean is only two weeks away from completing his sentence. but his release will be jeopardized if the jail discovers he's responsible for the shank and choose to file new criminal charges. >> what do you know about the weapon? >> i didn't know anything about it. >> why were you back there opening boxes? >> i wasn't back there opening boxes the only time i went back down when i was stocking freezer and i was asked to go help. >> who asked you? >> a c.o