matt smith is live >> reporter: a new agreement means new employees will not have the same pension. they reached a deal on a second-tier pension. it won't affect the current ones on duty, but all future hires. they will be able to collect a pension of up to 65%t a age 60 at 32.5 and a half years on the force compared to 90%. >> we don't expect these officers that we hire in the next few years to stay long. >> reporter: the police officer association says the department has been hit hard with people resigning and mayor chuck reed said without the measure there would have been severe lay offs and the mayor says the saving from the pension reform will help future officers. union members believe it will hurt the city. >> for the next year and a half we will seem like we are our head above water, but then we will see exits. >> reporter: they are hoping it will be wiped out and mayor reed plans to offer bonuses and raises to keep the officers here in san jose. >>> warmer weather for the weekend in six minutes. >> only 17 and an award winning cancer researcher. the break-through treatment

one of the people hovering over sydney in this picture is matt smith, a total stranger who rushes toer side. while kevin doesn't know anything about his daughter's fate, he hurries to the hospital with his wife celeste whose injuries are so severe, doctors need to amputate both legs below the knees. an hour after the explosions, the family discovers sydney is being treated in the same hospital as her mom. about the time officials confirm the cause of the devastation, small homemade bombs. it's not until kevin speaks to the surgeon that he realizes how seriously his daughter is injured. >> so i ask him in no uncertain terms, i needed to know just myself, what's your opinion, how bad was this? and he said this was a mortal wound. and if the people did not get to her when they did, she would have bled to death. >> those people saved her life. >> i'll never forget those words. >> matt smith who helped save sydney's life, visits her in the hospital. >> i spoke with him first and thanked him. we both cried together. you couldn't meet a nicer guy. i just got so lucky that these people were

one of the people hovering over sydney in this picture is matt smith, a total stranger who rushes toer side. while kevin doesn't know anything about his daughter's fate, he hurries to the hospital with his wife celeste whose injuries are so severe, doctors need to amputate both legs below the knees. an hour after the explosions, the family discovers sydney is being treated in the same hospital as her mom. about the time officials confirm the cause of the devastation, small homemade bombs. it's not until kevin speaks to the surgeon that he realizes how seriously his daughter is injured. >> so i ask him in no uncertain terms, i needed to know just myself, what's your opinion, how bad was this? and he said this was a mortal wound. and if the people did not get to her when they did, she would have bled to death. >> those people saved her life. >> i'll never forget those words. >> reporter: matt smith who helped save sydney's life, visits her in the hospital. >> i spoke with him first and thanked him. we both cried together. you couldn't meet a nicer guy. i just got so lucky that these pe

. >> reporter: one of those people was matt smith.e helped stop the bleeding. >> he kept her calm. >> he kept her calm. >> reporter: meanwhile, at the finish line carmen was looking for her family amid the chaos. you were just right there near the finish line. your own family, too. your husband, your kids, your three kids were there too. >> they were at the finish waiting for me. and i was terrified that my family was all gone. everyone that i loved was there. >> reporter: carmen finally found them and then rushed to the hospital to be with her sister, celeste, and kevin. celeste's injuries were so severe doctors had to amputate both her legs below the knees. an hour after the bombing, the family discovered sydney was being treated in the same hospital. but it wasn't until kevin spoke to her doctor that he realized how seriously sidney was injured. >> so i asked him in no uncertain terms because i needed to know just myself, what's your opinion? how bad was this? and he said this was a mortal wound and if the people did not get to her

. >> reporter: one of those people was matt smith. he helped to stop the bleeding. >> he kept her calm. >> he kept her calm. >> reporter: meanwhile, at the finish line carmen was looking for her family amid the chaos. you were right near the finish line. your husband, three kids were there, too. >> they were at the finish waiting for me. i was terrified my family was all gone. everyone that i loved was there. >> reporter: carmen finally found them and then rushed to the hospital to be with her sister and kevin. celeste's injuries were so severe, doctors had to amputate both of her legs below the knees. an hour after the bombing, the family discovered that sydney was treated in the same hospital. it wasn't until kevin spoke to her doctor that he realized how seriously she was injured. >> so i asked in no uncertain terms because i needed to know, just myself, what's your opinion? how bad was this? and he said this was a mortal wound and if they did not get to her when they did she would have bled to death. i'll never forget those words.

. >> one of those people was matt smith. he helped stop the bleeding. >> he kept her calm. >> he kept her calm. >> meanwhile at the finish line, carmen was looking for her family amid the chaos. you were there near the finish line. your husband, your three kids were there too. >> they were there waiting for me. i was terrified that my family was all gone. everyone that i loved was there. >> carmen finally found them and then rushed to the hospital to be with her sister and kevin. the injuries were so severe doctors had to amputate both her legs below the knees. an hour after the bombing, the family discovered sidney was being treated in the same hospital but it wasn't until kevin spoke to her doctor that he realized how seriously sidney was injured. >> i asked him on no uncertain terms because i needed to know just myself, what's your opinion? how bad was this? he said this was a mortal wound and if the people did not get to her when they did, she would have bled to death. >> those people saved her life. >> i'll never frorge

. >> reporter: one of those people was matt smith.e helped stop the bleeding. >> he kept her calm. >> he kept her calm. >> reporter: meanwhile, at the finish line carmen was looking for her family amid the chaos. you were just right there near the finish line. your own family, too, your husband, your kids, your three kids were there, too. >> they were at the finish waiting for me. i was terrified my family was all gone. everyone that i loved was there. >> reporter: carmen finally found them and then rushed to the hospital to be with her sister celeste, and kevin. celeste's injuries were so severe, doctors had to amputate both of her legs below the knees. an hour after the bombing, the family discovered that sydney was being treated in the same hospital. but it wasn't until kevin spoke to her doctor that he realized how seriously sydney was injured. >> so i asked in no uncertain terms because i needed to know, just myself, what's your opinion? how bad was this? and he said this was a mortal wound and if the people did not get to her wh

. >> matt smith, thank you so much for coming on the show.ate your time. >> thank you. >> so, the french government is making good on revamped push for a super tax on the wealthy. the president is targeting businesses that pay high salaries rather than individuals, and no company is spared. the government says they will impose a 75% tax on soccer clubs with players making more than one million euros. the chairman says the move is bad for french soccer, and in a statement, francis futbol league called it crazy and will lose the best players, as a result. no dpowt. that's crazy. >> giving the thumb's up to social media and broader implications on what can and cannot be tweeted by public ceos ahead. >> with a disappointing adp jobs report and stock sell off, people race in treasuries today. the ten-year yielding back down 1.81%, the long end, the 30-year down as people brace up the paper, 3.05%. we're back after this. ♪ this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they did

and a gentleman, matt smith, who you recently met. >> i wanted to find him and meet him and thank himtime. he was getting right up in my face. he kept saying, i was going to be okay. and just to stay with him and keep my eyes open. it was really difficult just feeling so tired, because all of the blood was leaving my body, like i turned white, my lips turned blue. so everything was tingly. i just felt like i was fading. >> reporter: what was that reunion like when he came here and you got to meet him for the first time? >> the moment i saw him walk through that door and just -- i just looked at him, and i knew it was him. i just started crying. and he got teary-eyed and he came over and hugged me, grabbing my hand. >> so many people have been so supportive and have come to, you know, offer their support. other fellow amputees, a couple of marines. one of the gentleman, i believe is gabriel, he has the same exact injury as mine. and he came in here with his legs. and i was just amazed. he goes rock climbing. sounds like there's nothing he can't do. granted, a few years younger than i a

matt cain takes the mound. of coco crisp. jed lowrie and seth smithomered to lead the a's over their new division rivals the houston astros six-to-three. this is the second straight game that crisp has homered -- putting the a's up one- to-nothing in the fourth. bartolo colon pitched a solid six-innings in his first appearance since he got a 50-game suspension for violating the leagues substance abuse policy. next up the a's finish their series with the astros tomorrow. wichita state did everything right for nearly the whole game until louisville saw their hopes for a away as the turnovers started to mount and the this was the first time wichita state had advanced this far since 1965. now louisville turns their attention to the national championship on monday. and louisville's opponent in the championship game will be michigan. defense with a barrage of three-pointers in the first a-p player of the year trey this is the first time michigan will have a shot at 1989. after a sloppy second half michigan hung on for the win and will now face louisville on

matt cain takes the mound. first pitch is at 1-05 coco crisp. jed lowrie and seth smithheir new division rivals the houston astros six-to-three. this is the second straight game that crisp has homered -- putting the a's up one- to-nothing in the fourth. bartolo colon pitched a solid six-innings in his first appearance since he got a 50-game suspension for violating the leagues substance abuse policy. the a's are looking for a sweep today as they finish their series with the astros later today. >> now to the latest on men's college hoops. wichita state did everything right for nearly the whole game until louisville battled back. eventually winning 72-to-68. the ninth-seeded shockers saw their hopes for a national tittle slowly slip away as the turnovers started to mount and the shots stopped falling. this was the first time wichita state had advanced this far since 1965. now louisville turns its attention to the national championship game tomorrow. and louisville's will face the university of michigan. the wolverines attacked syracuse's zone defense with a barrage of thre