and the next day, o'hara tried to give meaning to hall's death. >> o'hara: just understand we're doingk, we're making a difference here, we're here fighting for the people of afghanistan, we're here ultimately fighting for our country. should we have been in afghanistan? i don't know. maybe the answer's yes, maybe it's no. and so, when i run into people who say, "tell me about afghanistan. what were our goals there? should we have been there?" i think i'm in the same boat where i would say, "you know, to be honest with you, i don't know." >> pelley: after two tours and a lot of questions, o'hara's been recruited into general electric's program for returning vets. he's a project manager for ge oil and gas. and sometimes, he thinks about running for office. >> o'hara: i had done what i wanted to do in the marine corps. i could say i deployed twice in the defense of my nation, so that was something i was proud of. there's certainly part of you that says, "i'm glad that that's over with." >> pelley: goodbye to all that. >> o'hara: yeah. goodbye to afghanistan. i won't be seeing you again.

with the wind" ] >>> and finally tonight, it's one of hollywood's most enduring scenes, scarlett o'haraly coming home in "gone with the wind." w least coming back into the public eye, the actual set of o'hara's iconic southern mansion used in that 1939 film. and it's not the only movie treasure resurfacing from the past. some are coming from a galaxy far, far away. here's abc's john donvan. >> reporter: every now and then, one of these shows up. forgotten until it's remembered again, a sort of cultural attic moment where the leftover stuff lying around as in this cow shed in georgia, it turns out we've seen it efore. where? best picture, 1939, "gone with the wind." see that mansion house? it was (p&led tara. ♪ >> i'm a history guy. i love history. i love the tales. >> reporter: historian peter bonner is a "gone with the wind" expert whr)áh$oping to get this put back together again so people can come see it. >> this is that front window we see in the opening scenes, fred crane, who is brett over here is one of the big windows like hatty mcdaniel stuck $er head out of. >> reporter: tara

--en las imgenes se muestra a "shane o'hara" el gerente de una tienda de deportes segundos antes de lasataba el caos --en su declaracin "o'hara" confes haber sufrido momentos de terror seÑalando que nunca pens vivir algo as en carne propia. --el sospechoso "dzho-kar tsarna-ev" enfrenta 30 cargos tras el atentado en el que tres personas perdieron la vida y otras 260 resultaran heridas. pause for nats juanfra - take vo --en modesto una mujer y su hija intentan desesperadamen te escapar de las llamas durante un incendio. --en medio del caos, ambas decidieron salvar a sus mascotas lanzndolas por la ventana para que despus las mujeres terminaran rescatadas por los bomberos.. ---el incendio ocurri el mes pasado durante el da de san valentn... pero no fue sino hasta ayer que el video captado por las cmaras de los agentes se hiciera pblico... --cabe mencionar que los miembros del cuerpo de rescate fueron reconocidos por su labor. ===weather open=== live bug fb lucrecia live bug lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicion

catherine o'hara, it's a really great show. >> steve: oh, chris elliott is on that show. >> jimmy: chrislk about him, what his name is later. it's really great. he's the mayor of -- and then we got -- i just hope i'm holding it up correctly. i love this band so much. i'm so happy they're here tonight. this is a hot show. modest mouse is here! [ cheers and applause ] modest mouse. hey guys, it's time to take a a look at the stories making headlines today and weigh the good with the bad, it's time for "pros and cons." here we go. ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight, we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of celebrating st. patrick's day. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] today's the day. everyone's out having fun. they're partying it up. i love it. nevertheless, lets take a look at the pros and cons of celebrating st. patrick's day. here we go. pro, it's a day to celebrate the life of the irish. con, and the death of the liver. [ laughter ] it's very interesting, yeah. the liver's overrated. >> steve: liver, you don't need it. >> j

it is nice to have that relief from saint tommy moore. >> reporter: o'hara's sheen an has received ahman sophomore and now junior years. >> it is thousand dollars off of my tuition each year. it helps mize family a lot. >> reporter: tommy moore alumni keep going strong, despite helling few fundraisers and receiving no corporate help they expect to surpass the the one million-dollar mark in giving since april. raising a million-dollar is an extraordinary accomplish; how has it been done. >> mostly the mom and pop individuals with the small checks. >> reporter: it is a remarkable legacy for a school that is more than just a memory. >> the school may be gone but the spirit of tommy moore is alive and strong and it will continue. it is unbelievable. very inspiring story. >> look for tommy moore during the the st. patrick's day parade this sunday. join me, kathy orr and kate by low for the broadcast that kicks off at 1:00 o'clock on the cw philly. watch it streaming on cbs philly.com. if you missed the parade sunday we will have have an encore broadcast on st. patrick's day at 9:00 o'cloc

. >> cardinal o'hara high school in springfield, delaware county, 1,110 student strong.uition with the help of financial aid. >> i think it is critical. i mean, you are probably talking right now between, you know 30, 40% of the student couldn't come here if it wasn't for some agree of aid. >> comes from variety of sources perhaps none more unique than the alum my association every saint thomas more catholic boys high school. tommy moore as it is known stood for 39 years at the corner of 47th and we lewesing in west philadelphia. from 1936 to 1975, 5,000 boys roamed its hauls. >> it was a mixture of irish italian, african-american, german students, we all were treated equally. and it was just a special place. >> once left of tommy moore now in the bear layer at cardinal o'hare a, a room where tommy moore alumni get together a mid the school's rich history. their loyal bunch. for 40 years devoted financial resource toss help provide for catholic students. >> we have already given away $905,000 toward catholic education. >> that money is award in the annual scholarships, f

an emotional o'hara testified he didn't know which to help first. survivors listened to the testimony. this man who lost a leg in the bombing, left on crutches without comment. kris van cleave, boston. >>> coming up, fire storm in ferguson, missouri. the justice department comes down hard on the police force for years of alleged racial bias. >>> later, mcnugget make over. what's changing about mcdonald's chicken. this is the "cbs morning news." what's changing about mcdonald's chicken. this is the "cbs morning news." if your bladder is calling the shots ... you may have a medical condition called overactive bladder ... ...or oab you've got to be kidding me. i've had enough! it's time to talk to the doctor. ask your doctor how myrbetriq may help treat... ...oab symptoms of urgency frequency, and leakage. which may mean fewer trips to the bathroom. myrbetriq (mirabegron) may increase your blood pressure. myrbetriq may increase your chances... ...of not being able to empty your bladder. tell your doctor right away if you have... ...trouble emptying you

our first question comes from thomas o'hara. will netanyahu's visit help or hurt the republicans? don't know. i know this. i believe that president obama is going down the right road trying to get some kind of agreement with the iranians. we have to exhaust every effort we possibly can. it's unfortunate that netanyahu and the white house are at odds on how to get there. netanyahu doesn't seem like he wants to trust anybody. we have gone down that road and we haven't had fruitful discussions in the past. the question is are we having fruitful discussions now and are we close at making sure the iranians never have a nuclear bomb? put the security of the world before whether republicans or democrats end up getting any kind of political gain. i have no problem with netanyahu speaking to any group in the united states or how he was asked. it's what he says that is so critical. netanyahu has to give the united states the opportunity to go as far as we possibly can in the negotiations with iranians. stick around. >>> stocks end at new highs today. the dow jumps 155 points. the s&p climbs

while store manager shane o'hara grabs clothing from the racks to take outside to use as tourniquets tourniquets. his voice choked with emotion as he testified what haunts me making decisions on who needed help first, who needed it more. the young mom rebecca gregory sat less than five feet away from the accused bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. she later wrote on her facebook page quote, today i looked at you right in the face and realized i wasn't afraid anymore. deborah feyerick, cnn, boston. >>> up next he's a southern democrat who says hillary clinton's e-mail controversy will be part of what kills her presidential aspirations. death by a thousand cuts. does he really think this will derail her potential campaign? i will ask him next. the lexus command performance sales event has begun. come experience what's made lexus the fastest-growing automotive luxury brand on the road. featuring the stylish es sporty ct hybrid and versatile rx. with more new models than ever there's never been a better time to drive a lexus. during the command performance sales event. get great offers on your fav

shane o'hara the manager of marathon sports near the site of the explosions recalls hearing what sounded like a loud cannon and then a cloud of smoke covering the store's windows. he and his employees helped victims into the store pulling t-shirts off of hangers to use as tourniquets. both the prosecution and defense agree dzhokhar tsarnaev helped carry out the april 15th 2013 attack at the finish line at the birth -- at the boston marathon. his defense attorney going as far as saying it was him who took part in the blasts. his team says the real question is why he did it, saying he was heavily influenced boy his brother, brother,. prosecutors made annish emotional plea to the the injury. laying -- the jury. laying out the events in graphic detail painting tsarnaev as a terrorist whose goal to have kill as many people as possible. the prosecution says the motive for the attacks can be found in the boat that ultimately became tsarnaev's hideout before his arrest. there tsarnaev allegedly wrote messages explains that he believed the u.s. government is an enemy of islam. now 12 jurors will

. >> dubai chicago, o'hara, this has been a huge success for emirates. 82 miles away, they have abreu real money. are we going to have to chicago o'hare's best two chicago o'hare's in the persian gulf? >> qatar is also getting into the mix. they need access to u.s. markets and european markets. that's why this lobbying fight is so important. tim clark is heading your way. he's going to washington. they will be pressing their case to officials there. >> i do not get it. i cannot see how these activities of emirates in the u.s. market has done anything else but add to the u.s. consumers the entities we work with and the state governments and airports and chambers of commerce and the consumers themselves who fly on our airplanes at a reasonable fair. >> pub quiz for you. of the three gulf state carriers, which is the one you can't take a shower on? olivia knows the answer. >> i like the stars on the ceiling of the emirates airlines. >> it is fabulous. >> you can see the big dipper. there it is. >> i did an interview with the ceo of qatar airlines. the new boeing dreamliner's have a littl

. >> katherine o'hara bill i can't.which is nice. i mean that is home for me. >> uh-huh. >> do we have time to play the game? >> it's called guess the eyebrows. do you want to play? >> all right, good. >> here we go. >> okay. here is our first eyebrow. who's are those? >> i want to say the pope, but i'm not going to. >> you've got it. >> eyebrows, please. oh. >> it's that little, unibrow, somebody from my big fat greek wedding. oh. >> burt. >> yeah. one of the puppets. >> one last one. >> oh. that could be i know it, he's a leading man -- >> here it is. >> charles oh man. give me a hint. >> i'm going to see him today. >> yes. >> broadway musical, you don't know and you're looking at him. you know, it remind of a game show we did on tv where, you know, the contestants come out, and they're blindfolded and they're supposed to guess who it is. it's a famous canadian personality, and i say, hey, let's take off your blindfolds and turn around and look at the guy, and then continue the questioning. >> gallagher. >> gallagher,