john mcafee is back in town.he has a new company, a new wife and critical words for the silicon valley. do you believe limb? tonight the interview with the controversial john mcafee. those beaches in belize, the murder of his neighbor, and the media frenzy that followed. john mcafee has turned his life willingly into a hollywood script. >> is this a story of a successful entrepreneur who went crazy and surrounded himself with girls and guns and became a murderer or the greatest [ bleep ] of all time? >> reporter: we caught up with mcafee earlier this year in portland, oregon, and he's back in silicon valley. >> i'm not down here looking for money but talent. >> reporter: in the shadows of the software security empire he created, the 68-year-old mcafee is starting a new company with old baggage. >> in portland when we met, you said you had nothing to do with the murder of your neighbor in belize. you said you were drug free and in contact with one of your teenage girlfriends. anything changed? >> nothing. >> all i

software pioneer john mcafee is back in town.e and some critical words for the silicon valley. but do you believe him? here's the controversial john mcafee. >> those beaches in belize, the murder of his neighbor and all that followed. john mcafee hassli willingly tud himself into a hollywood script. we last caught up with him earlier this year in portland, oregon. now he's back in the silicon valley. >> i'm not down here looking for money, i'm here looking for talent. >> in the shadow of the empire he created in 1987, he's starting a new company with some old baggage. >> back in portland, you said you had nothing to do with the murder of your neighbor in belize and said you were still in contact with one of your teenage girl friend. neg changed? >> nothing. all still true to this day. >> reporter: so what has changed in your life? >> well, i've become more ener et j -- energetic, i think. this product is something i've been thinking about for years. it's a great idea to me. >> reporter: how much of this is john mcafee hype and ho

>> mcafee: that's the $64,000 question.actually my best guide, because i think we are... in that time frame, going to be in a very weird, very different place. >> kroft: it brings to mind stanley kubrick's "2001: a space odyssey" and the rebellious computer robot, hal. technologically speaking, we are just about there. >> open the pod bay doors, hal. >> hal: i'm sorry, dave. this mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it. >> kroft: everyone agrees that it's impossible now to short- circuit technology. it has a life of its own, and the world is all in, for better or for worse. >> hal: stop, dave. >> kroft: we wanted to leave you on this positive note. >> brynjolfsson: one thing that andy and i agree on is that we're not super worried about robots becoming self-aware and challenging our authority. that part of science fiction, i think, is not very likely to happen. >> cbs money watch update sponsored by: >> good evening. ibm and time warner say they're moving medicare-eligible retirees off company health i

but apple co-founder wonders if mcafe ke.the security with existing internet. >> how do you modify existing infrom a structure? it's like saying we're going get rid of highways and cars and go to another under the ground transportation. where he to build it all. >> online commerce is a concern the founder of atari says hack tacks become more critical as more devices from booth brushes to coffee makers will be connected to the interneat those items may sound like they don't need security but they need knit a big way. there are some hacker can turn on my coffee pot on vacation. you know? things like that could be a problem. >> the escape from belize and crazy man image, engineers say brand him as an out of the box thinker. he rest left the company years ago, yet, silicon valley embraces people who keep coming up with fresh new ideas. >> john mcafee will be speaking here tomorrow afternoon. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> michael finney is just ahead with a warning about obama care scams. >> how scammers are taking advantage of conf

in an interview i asked mcafee about mcafee the anti-virus company he created, left and now mocks onthe software myself. i haven't used it for years. >> mcafee updates at horrible times. almost like the creators want you to die. >> i wouldn't say it's an embarrassment. when i ran the company it was one of the most well-respected pieces of software. we have 87% of the world market. my customers were satisfied people. now it has a reputation of being a memory hog, a resource hog. if you want protection you have to pay a price. mcafee, i think you have to pay a little more than you should. >> mcafee insists he did not murder his neighbor in belize, though the case is unsolved. >> who killed him? >> i have no clue. >> no clue at all? >> you know, belize is the murder capital of the world. if you look at statistics more are murdered per capita in belize than anyway. >> reporter: seen here with his new wife janice, would like breaking bad's brian cranston to play him where he faked a heart attack in guatemala to avoid extradition to belize. >> my lawyer had come in and said i have a stay u

neil: do not like mcafee software today? >> i do not use anti-virus software. i just practice safe computing p.ca neil: people havell call you the toadies stark character the iron man that the elaborate business titan, playboy, is that true ? >> they certainly called me that. they called me that tony stark of the cyberworld. if it is true or not, i am just two i am. s i live my life and say what i want to say and do what i want to do. neil: when it comes to the money issue at the risk of pushing this to extremes, tony stark loses asuma fortune coming gets a back, presumably the thought wasr you lost a fortune and got a lot of it back with thefe books and movies that could be if speethree knew in toee make the the subject. thank god i'm not doing that anymore.or money is very easy to make there is lots of money floating around keeping it is the problem. melissa: good stuff. that is not even half of it he also spoke to mcafee about edward snowden on what advice he could offer. listen to this. >> it staff -- sounds like what he did was good weather his intentions

but apple co-founder wonders if mcafe ke.reate the security with existing internet. >> how do you modify existing infrom a structure? it's like saying we're going get rid of highways and cars and go to another under the ground transportation. where he to build it all. >> online commerce is a concern the founder of atari says hack tacks become more critical as more devices from booth brushes to coffee makers will be connected to the interneat those items may sound like they don't need security but they need knit a big way. there are some hacker can turn on my coffee pot on vacation. you know? things like that could be a problem. >> the escape from belize and crazy man image, engineers say brand him as an out of the box thinker. he rest left the company years ago, yet, silicon valley embraces people who keep coming up with fresh new ideas. >> john mcafee will be speaking here tomorrow afternoon. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> michael finney is just ahead with a warning about obama care scams. >> how scammers are taking advantage o

the buzz john mcafee is generating over his claim that he can make the internet hack proof. >>> let'sam. sunrise at 7:03. lisa argen will have our unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> a silicon valley tech pioneer is claiming he can make the internet hack proof. mcafee escaped from belize where police still want to talk to him about a homicide, but now he's launched this new website and it's promising a solution to internet security called decentral. he plans to unveil it this afternoon. abc7 news business and technology reporter david louie looks at the buzz mcafee is now generating at a south bay tech conference. >> john mcafee was, and apparently s

he'll unveil details this weekend. >> sit going to be john mcafee or someone else?s going to be someone like that could jump pass the boundary autos internet security is important to online retailer who's reaped $225 billion in sales last year and to banks but apple co-founder wonders if he can create iron clad security with existing interneat how do you modify infrom a structure, almost like saying we're going get rid of highways and cars and go to another under the ground transportation. we have to build it all. >> while online commerce is a concern, the founder of atari says hack attacks become more critical as more devices from toothbrushes to coffee makers will be connected to the internet. >> those items may sound like they don't need security but thee need knit a big way. some hacker can turn on my coffee pot on vacation. you know? >> the he is zpraip belize and crazy man image, engineers say brand him as an out of the box thinker. he left the company that bears his name years ago. yet, silicon valley embraces people that come up with fresh new ideas. >> the

is it going to be john mcafee or someone else? elon musk? going to be somebody who has decided to jump past well past boundaries. >> reporter: internet security is important to online retailers who reaped over $225 billion in sales last year and to banks. but steve wozniak wonders if mcafee can create iron clad security with the existing internet. >> how do you modify the existing infrastructure that is so huge? it's almost like saying we're going to totally get rid of highways and cars and go to some other underground transportation. we'd have to build it all and destroy what we're used to. >> reporter: while online commerce is a concern the founder of atari says hack attacks become more critical as more devices from tooth brushes to coffee makers will be connected to the internet. >> those items that may sound like they don't need security but they really need it in a big way, some hacker turning on my coffee pot when i'm on vacation, you know, things like that could be a problem rncht mcafee's escape from belize and crazy man imoonlg bran

jane wells sitting down with software guru turned belizen fugitive john mcafee. you know it should be a one to watch. >> it is. happy friday. the dow at a session lows along the with the s&p and the dow has lost all its wednesday fed day gains. nonetheless it does look like the s&p and dow will be up for each of the first three quarters of this year and that, folks, is something that has not happened since 2007 for the s&p. for the dow not something that has happened since 2006. let's get straight down to the trading floors and join our friends, bob pisani and rick santelli. bob, you have a lot on your plate, ipos, heavier than normal volume, que drople witching and now the fed's saying the feds made a mistake on wednesday. how do we deal with this stuff in. >> that's confusing. put up the s&p because we've been drifting lower even before george made comments and all other things being equal the s&p 500 sitting near the lows for the day. the comments from bullard earlier on they might begin tapering in october, can we be confused enough? we don't though what fed

mcafee was in our newsroom this evening. he told us why he's back in the tech game. >> it's one of my strange, craziness, okay? i really want to retire and to fish, but the first morning i get up and i fish, while i'm fishing i'm thinking of new projects. when i went to belize, and i was in fact fishing one morning and i realized it's very difficult to get to town. i created a ferry service and it became a company. i just can't keep idle and i can't keep out of technology. >> you announced this product to the world tomorrow in the bay area. what can you tell me tonight? >> i can tell you it's fairly unique. it is i think the first local network, a solution to our problems of privacy and hackability that is completely influx. >> do you have an office here? will you have an office? >> of course. i don't have one now. >> what's the next stage or step? >> okay. i have a core team. >> how many people? >> seven people. one of them in -- i won't announce them yet. a very famous actor. probably the most -- >> hacker? >> hacker. prob

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in mountain view, abc 7 news. >>> tonight, anti-virus software creator john mcafee said his work will create new security. his new company is described as a place where you can exchange information that can't be accessed by the nsa or anyone else. mcafee also talked about his trouble with the belize government, and talked about the problems. >> one of them was sand, a little tiny box on top of that where i could put my head. then on top of that i found old wood, paint cans and garbage of every sort. i was there for five hours while the police were no more than five feet from my head. >> mcafee is still wanted as a person of interest in a fatal shooting in belize. >>> meanwhile, microsoft is offering owners of an iphone 5 or 4 s as a trade, to turn in your iphones for a minimum of $200 at microsoft stores. the company is counting on owners not being thrilled with the fingerprint scanner and the operating systems. >>> and today, in negotiations, representatives from the transit union showed up to the cal-trans building for talks this morning. one of the representatives said there was no

it's like trying to stop gun powder. >> later on "power lunch", mcafee on mcafee. karl? ground here, kelly, with the dow down now 69. we've still got to get through german elections. >> we've still got to get through the next hour of fed speak. >> the dow has lost 2/3 of that fed day balance, which we were all excited about on wednesday. good weekend to you. >> you, too. >> let's get back to headquarters. >> welcome to the halftime show. four hours to go until the close. let's take a look at where we stand on this friday on the sheet. the dow is down nearly 71 points. s&p and nasdaq are negative as well. here's what we're following on the half. view from the top. an adviser to some of ubs's wealthiest clients gives his outlook and where to invest right now. eye of the tiger. a julian robinson disciple is here with what he's buying, selling, and shorting. glen is our g

mcafee most recently made news for a string of bizarre behaviors. he buried himself in the sand and faked a heart attack in central america in order to escape questioning in the death his neighbor in belize. he remains a "person of interest" in that case. >> a panel of federal judges is extending the deadline for reducing the california prison population. california had until the end of the year to come up with a solution for overcrowding. that is january 27, when they have to find a long-term solution. this is a partial victory for governor brown fighting for early release of inmates. >> tonight a celebration if a woman who changed many lives, the 77-year-old has been helping the homeless if san francisco if 40 years. she founded the san francisco network ministries along with her late husband, scott, and is most proud of the residential treatment program created for women leaving prostitution. her organization has also built low-income housing for families and established a computer laboratory. >> what i do understand is, leaving the tenderloin, l

john mcafee's future vision.is solution to avoiding hackers on the internet. >>> here's an unusual request. why microsoft wants you to give >>> developing news out of nigeria where at least 50 students are dead after an attack at a college early this morning. school officials say islamic il mants gmilitants while the students slept. school officials say the militants torched classrooms. at least 1,000 students were able to escape. if we get more information about this during our newscast, we will will bring it to you. >>> this morning, kenyans and the military are paying their respects to the victims of the terrorist shopping center attack that happened last weekend. newly released video shows soldiers questioning and searching people inside the mall. gunfire can be heard as customers scrambled to safety. 67 people died in that attack by somali terror organization. 61 people remain unaccounted for. this morning officials announced another arrest. 12 people have now been arrested in connection with the attack. thr

mcafee spoke at the first annual c2sv conference.d as a place where you can exchange information that can't be accessed by the nsa or anyone else. mcafee also talked about his trouble, his legal troubles with the belize government and described one of the places where he hid from police. >> a little tiny box on top of that where i could put my head. on top of that, i filed a wood, paint cans, garbage of every sort. i was there for 24 hours while the police were no more than 25 feet from my head. >> mcafee is still wanted as a person of interest in a fatal shooting last year in belize. >>> microsoft has a deal for you. the company is offering owners of an apple iphone 4 or an apple iphone 4s a trade. the company is counting on owners not being thrilled with the iphone fingerprint scanner and the ios-7 operating system. this morning, bart will meet with one of two employee unions in their labor dispute. negotiations with seiu representatives are set to begin at 9:30. yesterday, representatives from the transit union met with bart offic

you can say like a virus, john mcafee is back.dition from guatemala. he landed in portland and then, well, he started making cheeky videos. >> reporter: mcafee updates at horrible times almost like the creators want you to die. >> this video mocking his own company, his old company, including bath salts and simulated debalkry. and last week there was a false report he died of a drug overdose. he took to twitter to show he was very much alive. this week we caught up with in an exclusive interview in the bay area with his wife janice. he's meeting potential technology partners about a new product. warner brothers has optioned a movie on his life. but first, we talked about that unsolved murder in belize. >> who killed him? >> i have no clue. >> no clue at all? >> you know, belize is the murder capital of the world. but it's a very violent, very dangerous place. >> did you murder your neighbor? >> absolutely not. >> were you manufacturing drugs? >> absolutely not. >> are you drug-free? i mean, who's john mcafee right now? >> do i loo

mcafee is still considered a person of interest for that criminal. >>> speaking up against violence.urn a blind eye to it. it is like it becomes normal. it's a plague. it's a disease. >> the efforts to put an end it to a growing problem. >>> but first, my favorite story of the night, proof it's never too late. happy couple staying i-do at 90 years old. >>> cloud cover the area and i will have your sunday forecast coming up. an 87-year-old bridge south of pittsburgh, pennsylvania is no more of the masontown bridge owe of the river. police from burbank say is it was horrific scene a car accident that killed five people. the car slammed into the concrete wall and burst moo flames this morning. an 18-year-old woman managed to crawl away with the broken leg, but five others were trapped inside and burned beyond recognition. police say speeds with a factor and trying to determine if alcohol or drugs were also involved. a louisiana pastors with shot and killed while preaching a revival service in front of about 60 people in lake charles. the sheriff's office says a man walked and shot pasto

. >> thompson: george mcafee had a remarkable life. in the 1940s and 50s, he was the star running back for the chicago bears. he won three nfl championships and was inducted into the pro football hall of fame. >> he didn't really talk about that that much. in fact, our mother wanted to place plaques of his in our den, and the only place he would let her put them was behind this door so that when the door was open, you couldn't see them. >> thompson: i see all these photos and he seems like he's just loving his later years. >> he enjoyed being around his family. he would just light up when he saw the grandkids, the great-grandkids. >> thompson: but in his 70s, george became one of the more than five million americans suffering from dementia. >> i guess we first started noticing that there were some changes in daddy's behavior. he would go to the bank and he could get there, but once he got there, he couldn't remember why he was there. >> thompson: his daughters began searching for a facility that could care for their father. they chose

mcafee made news for a string of bizarre behaviors.n the sand and faked a heart attack in central america in order to escape questioning in the death his neighbor in belize. he remains a "person of interest" in that case. >> a panel of federal judges is tending the deadline if reducing the california prison population. california has until the end of the year for a solution if overcrowding but it is now delayed until january hopefully to find a long-term solution, a partial victory for the governor fighting against the early release of inmates saying it would jeopardize public safety. >> 49ers day is almost here on abc7 news and well carry the nfl network broadcast of the 49ers and the ram game, and our coverage begins at 4:00. we will have special content at abc7news.com and on facebook and on twitter. 49er great, jerry right will take over before the show for pre-game show and after the show. i hope mike can get an autograph from jerry rice. >> for you? i thing he will only do one. leyla gulen will be part of that she. >> how about t

mcafee was devastating for all of us, and it was a situation, it was human error. we had a staff member that failed to secure a locked cupboard. mr. mcafee got access to this dishwashing liquid, drank it and had absolutely tragic results, and our heart goes out to the family. when you're dealing with this many residents, particularly a population that can have unpredictable behavior or is frail and is kind of a high-risk population to begin with, we will have situations from time to time, but they are the vast, you know, minority. i mean, it is really the exception to the rule. >> welcome to emeritus, where you'll find all the comforts of home. >> thompson: cobb heads a company that has long been at the forefront of the assisted living industry. >> you can teach the skills, but you can't teach the passion. you have to have a passion for seniors. >> thompson: assisted living was created to offer seniors who could no longer live on their own a more home-like environment than nursing homes. and since most facilities offered little or no medical care, they were loosely

john mcafee speaks to us. >> i'm no more crazy than i have been if i ever was. i'm quite a bit stronger now. i need them to pay close enough attention to hear what they have to say. >> you announce this product to the world tomorrow in the bay area. what can you tell me tonight? >> it's fairly unique. it is the first local network solution to our problems of privacy and hack blt that is completely influx. >> the company is called future tense. it is a place where you can exchange information that cannot be accessed by the nsa. he also talked about the lingering allegations of murder and his teenage girlfriend. >>> a dramatic rescue at sea. a passenger on a cruise ship needs to be rescued off the coast of san francisco. the video still ahead. >> president obama is speaking out today. the latest in a live report from the nation's capital. >> the foundation is laid for another new stadium in the south bay. we're going to take you to the construction site. >> we're enjoying a warm friday evening. 70s around san francisco and oakland. 70 degrees in san francisco bay.

. >>> a new and daring promise in john mcafee. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> welcome back. it is 5:11. one of san francisco's landmarks has been sold. an atlanta-based invest firm has purchased the retail portion of ge ghirdelli square for $50 million. they plan to revive the area and invest about $15 million for upgrades. >> as long as i can still get my sundae there. >>> john mcafee may be ready to stage a comeback. he is planning to launch a new cybersecurity company that he claims will make the internet impossible to hack. he is best known for founding the anti-virus company that bears his name. more recent

. >> mcafee says she poses a biggest risk of land lg a malicious site. >> i'll use the company computersee. thanks for watching. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight breaking news about the time bomb inside the mind of a gunman. a plea for someone to stop the voices in his head and the new stories of amazing things people did at the navy yard to survive. >>> s.o.s., a white x mark on a lawn leads a rescue team to move in and get a family to safety. ginger zee is there. >>> and a made in america excuse sieve, your simple invention that can make you a fortune. how about a hands-free umbrella. david muir on an all american chance of a lifetime. >>> and a good evening to all of you. we begin t

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speakers include apple cofounder steve wozniak, paul mcafee, who will give his first public interview since escaping belize. >>> 4:38 is the time. controversy over new crime- fighting tools in a south bay city. the concern that's prompted menlo park to keep new surveillance equipment on the shelf. >> and chilling new video released of the navy yard shooting. the confession we are learning about from the gunman. >> good morning. right now, traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area, including on the bay bridge, getting in and out of san francisco. we'll tell you more about the morning commute, straight ahead. >> well, the breeze has picked up, more of a northeasterly breeze. nothing outrageous yesterday. how windy? and does that mean warmer weather? goglossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪ . >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's now 4:42. take a look. this is new video showing the smoke still coming from the partially collapsed west gate shopping mall in nairobi, kenya. the collapse was caused by

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dropping stories some that are not even in the like neil cavuto unbelievable interview with john mcafeen also became a murder suspect he is like a car crash parker you cannot look the way. also our very own charlie gasparino. give him credit he always

the ceo was the old ceo of mcafee before he sold to intel for 60% premium. in a deal that closed in the first month of 2011. if we can repeat that performance with fire eye, he will make his shareholders some very happy campers. fire eye plans to sell 14 shares at the midpoint. that would put the valuation roughly 13 times sales over the last 12 months, far from cheap. we like earnings, not sales. 13 times earnings is good. 13 times sales is rich. as long as it's not north of 16, it's worth the pop. if you can't get in on the deal, hey, pass. play bridge. pass. you should get a piece of benefit focus. a platform for list under the symbol bnfd. this is in the cloud sweet spot. it's in the early stage of the growth. the company has 2% penetration with large employer market. but everything is being moved into the cloud these days. i think the stock could be a good way to play. the price range for benefit focus is 2150 to 2450. the mid point of that range, this would be a tiny $629 million company, trading at 6.7 times its sales over the last 12 months. that's n

thomas mcafee was walking in the national park and herds of up to 300 elephants and that's when it happened. he was set to begin the job as ceo of a new medical foundation this week. >>> a former senior epa advisor is expected to plead guilty in a 900,000 dollar pay fraud case. john c. beal is charged with receiving 100,000 dollars in pay in bonuses he did not deserve. went on long trips and frequently took off work. he claims he was doing top secret work with the cia. he faces up to 3 years in prison. serious concerns this morning after 13 people across the country were apparently exposed to a rare and deadly brain disease that has no cure. the patients were operated on between may and august who died of the disease. >> it was very shocking. >> that's the president of the catholic medical center talking. you can only image what it was like for 8 new hampshire residents who don't know if they have a fatal brain disease. it is called cjd. there's no treatment or cure. >> once symptoms occur the average time of death is about 4 months. there is no treatment there is no cure and there's no scr

mcafee founded the software that bares his name. he is now living in portland after fleeing from belize where he is wanted for suspicion of killing a neighbor. >>> and it's some of the best views of the prettiest area in the entire world. >>> a great view but not for the faint of heart. advice for anyone walking the pedestrian path of a new bay bridge. >>> but up úññólçzó: >>> only on 2 tonight, texts an emergency. a police department on the peninsula will soon update the technology that updates its emergency response system. ktvu's heather holmes here to tell us the opportunities and challenges for texting to 911. >> reporter: the department here just purchased this new system. and it will take about two months for it to be installed and once the state gives the go ahead, people will be able to text, send videos and photos to 911. >> reporter: when twin bombs exploded at the finish line of the boston marathon, people reached for their phones. so many that cell service was disrupted. but text messages still went through. a communica

mcafee founded the software that bares his name. he is now living in portland after fleeing from belize where he is wanted for suspicion of killing a neighbor. >>> and it's some of the best views of the prettiest area in the entire world. >>> a great view but not for the faint of heart. advice for anyone walking the pedestrian path of a new bay bridge. >>> but up first, text 911, even send photos and video. only on 2, a bay area city facing obstacles as it upgrades its 911 system. >>> only on 2 tonight, texts an emergency. a police department on the peninsula will soon update the technology that updates its emergency response system. ktvu's heather holmes here to tell us the opportunities and challenges for texting to 911. >> reporter: the department here just purchased this new system. and it will take about two months for it to be installed and once the state gives the go ahead, people will be able to text, send videos and photos to 911. >> reporter: when twin bombs exploded at the finish line of the boston marathon, people reache

sydney mcafee is president of the school and happens to be a former ncaa executive committee member.i picked up the phone. called a few folks. i said you really want to take a second hard look at this issue. >> reporter: they allowed him to play. it turns out that men and women in the military are normally excused from the rule. over time that exemption was forgotten. at the season opener in western carolina, rhoads put his first tackle in the record books. in the end, the blue raiders won. >> i made the sacrifice. do what i need to do. that's what i wanted to do. i was in the marine corps. i was determined to finish out my dream. kept my faith. kept praying. kept believing. here i am. >> steve osunsami, abc news, murfreesboro, tennessee >> go ahead. >> going to say good thing about the story. he didn't give up. kept fighting. it came his way. >> yeah, he had somebody at the school to look out for him. i feel like all around the ncaa need to look at their rule books. all kinds of things going on. >> the rule was there, they weren't adhering to it. they didn't know. s of things going

the ceo was the old ceo and president of mcafee before he sold the company to intel for a massive 60% premium. in a deal that closed in the first month of 2011. if we can repeat that performance with fire eye, he will make his shareholders some very happy campers. fire eye plans to sell 14 million shares. at the midpoint that would put the valuation roughly 13 times sales over the last 12 months which is far from cheap. we like it for earnings, not sales. 13 times earnings is good. 13 times sales is rich. as long as it's not north of 16, it will have a nice initial pop. you never buy these hot tech ipos in the aftermarket. if you can't get in on the deal, hey, pass. play bridge. pass. you should try to get a piece of benefit focus. it plans to list under the symbol bnfd. this is in the cloud sweet spot. an area where we've seen a host of smoking ipos this year. it's in the early stage of the growth. the company has 2% penetration of the large employer market. but everything is being moved into the cloud these days. i think the stock could be a good way to play. the price range for ben

speakers will close apple cofounder steer wozniak and john mcafteree -- mcafee giving his first interview since escaping problems in belize. >>> the reason police are now looking for a business owner in the area after a letter sent to a high school. >> addressing government surveillance. a plan by lawmakers to curb spying by the national security agency. >> a crash westbound in emmyville. we're -- emeryville. we're looking for it now. traffic moving slowly on the east shore freeway. >> skies are clear and for some it's definitely a little cool this morning. but it will warm up today. plus, how breezy will it get? >>> happening today, a hearing on capitol hill. a bipartisan group of senators will answer questions about new legislation to cut back the national security agency surveillance programs. the legislation would end the nsa's collection of americans' communication records. senators say putting restricts on the scope of surveillance program will not put national security at risk. >> the disclosures over the last hundred days have caused a change in the way the public views the survei

silicon valley will be buzzing over the next few days with founders from apple, atari and mcafee coming jose to talk tech. >> it's part of a convention called c2sv. it kicked off today. we get a first look from business and tech reporter scott budman. >> reporter: some are calling this south bay's version of a smaller south by southwest. the emphasis yet on smaller. there is an emphasis here on technology with music thrown in and, perhaps, a peek into the future. a peek today in the form of a seminar on robotics. drones and self-driving cars from the perspective of people from "wired" magazine and singulairty university. something of a peek into the future of what we consumers here in silicon valley, how we might get around. >> we talked about how that's going to happen, how the technologies go from the lab to people's hands to change the world. the process of adoption and how quickly that can happen. >> reporter: are consumers ready for these technologies? >> sometimes they are, sometimes they aren't. we always find consumers move more slowly than technology creation. sometimes it take

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university officials say that 58 year old thomas mcafee died in an accident while vacationing in tanzania. he also served as a dean of clinical affairs at uc san diego. he was to begin a ceo of the newly formed "keck medicin " of usc medical foundation today. >> james dimaggio is the man police say killed a mother and her son in san diego. he was killed last month during a shootout with police, and his sister, lora, has been defending her brother, that there must be more to the story. last week in a cnn interview, she said that she told our brother that had no was trouble. sightseeing the girls heavy i make of your day visit to her house last night, she explained what she meant. >> the family spokesman, sitting next to lora dimag gio went on to said there are still so many questions that are left unanswered. >> we will be right back. >> let's give an update on the weather and traffic. >> we are waking up to temperatures in the '60s. it is pretty much the outside. the downtown san francisco has a high of 61 degrees. we do have a sense of cloud cover but geese are tropical clouds especially