that's what perseverance is. you can have the confidence you can have the courage, you can have the boldness, but if you don't have the perseverance you're not going to be a champion for christ and country. because think about this faith that you have accepted. the christian faith. that has been so persecuted throughout history and still today it is being persecuted. but yet somehow, this faith continues on. yet somehow another generation steps up to say that, i will follow the man who went to the cross on calvary who died for my sins. the ultimate story of service, of sacrifice and commitment. it is that perseverance that you will not not just as you are being trained as a champion for christ but to go out and truly be a champion for christ. but even with the perseverance there's something else you need and god recognized you needed. and paul recognized you needed. and he wrote about it. that's called assurance. even with perseverance, you still have to believe that there's an assurance that is there. so when yo

that something else is called perseverance. when i think about perseverance, i go to the book of john and in the book of john i read these words, 16 and 33. these things i've spoken to you. so that in me you may have peace. in the world you'll have tribulation, but take courage. i have overcome the world. think about how you are sitting here right now all dressed up looking nice beautiful campus, probably going to go out and have some pizza or tacos, chili, whatever. even though it's cold outside you're going to go to a place, a room that is warm. you have peace. think about your christian brothers and sisters who used to live in mosul iraq. one day someone came and knocked on the door and gave them three choices. you convert you submit, or you die. the oldest christian communities and civilizations being driven out. and about how just a couple of weeks ago a young pakistani couple christians some of the that the advert pages out of a koran. a mob attacks and to the wife who was pregnant they're both thrown into a kiln and set

the third is perseverance. there have been some product services that have been overnight successes snapshot being the most recent example in the next wave will require more perseverance. it will require more partnerships or engagement on the policy level and more perseverance. >> it reminds me of a line i contribute to you, agent without execution is hallucination. you always contributed to thomas edison but i search for a. -- for it. >> i said for 25 years that thomas edison said that but another idea is a african proverb, if you want to go quickly you can go long but if you want to go far you must go together. that's different competitors working with government and not often -- that will drive the next wave. >> we have a few minutes left but let me ask you, as you sit on the board and look at the internet, what gives you the most excitement or the most worry about what may happen to the internet? >> one of each -- the excitement of dramatic expansion, by some measures half the people in the world are using

. >> perseverance, perseverance. we knew that eventually all of this would come to fruition and it would have to be stopped. >> reporter: you knew that. >> i knew that long time ago. nobody asked. >> the men are considered pioneers for refusing to be released on bail known as the jail no bail strategy during the civil rights movement. get this. the lawyer who represented the men in the case was there for today's court proceeding. the judge who reversed the decision is the nephew of the judge who convicted the men. >>> coming up if you are looking for some cute and cuddly companionship that won't land you in jail, uber may have just the thing for you. >> so was it a fashion statement, a political statement or maybe nothing? coming up why some are making a big deal about the first lady bearing her hair in saudi arabia. >> good news, winds dying down, bad news, very cold night ahead, mid-teens in the suburbs, 18 in rockville and bowie. tracking a clipper tomo >>> the washington post journalist tells us a reporter has be

the third is going to be perseverance. there have been some products, services that have essentially been overnight successes in this last wave. snap set being the most recent example. if you really want to revolutionize some of these sectors, it's going to require more partnerships, more engagement on the policy level, and more perseverance. i think it creates enormous opportunities, because these things really do matter to us. health care has 1/6 f to our economy. so there's a big opportunity for entrepreneurs to create great iconic companies, but it's going to require a little bit different skill set. >> it reminds me of a line that i attribute to you, which is that vision without execution is hallucination. i spent three days certain. i don't think edison ever said that. >> 25 years, i said thomas edison said it so i'm sticking with it. but the other one that really will be a key idea that really kind of drives this third wave is an african proverb that if you want to go quickly, you can go alone. but if you want to go

is perseverance inherent or something you can teach and learn? >> are well research shows you can teach it and learn it. and this is really to kind of make the culture of the bay area one of perseverance, grit growth, mind set. and learning. >> what are you learning from it? >> well we've always been virtual. but we're here in the bay area. can we celebrate what schools are doing? what teachers are doing. and then convene them together? so people can register right now. and then february 9th the work they do on con academy. they'll get credit for it. it goes towards their school and city. and in april we're going to have a big celebration where we convene everyone in the bay area. we really celebrate what they're doing. >> so we talked about it being online. but now you have a brick and mortar addition to your office. what is that. and how is that different, or are you using what you use online in the class? what are you doing with that? >> part of the narrative wasn't just to access us online but maybe we could start to reimagine what a physical

. >> i want to thank you for your perseverance and patience with us today. i hope it wasn't anything i said that cleared the room for you. i hope you're doing well. >> i hope it wasn't anything i said. >> thank you so much for again your perseverance. i just want to join my colleagues in welcoming you before the judiciary committee and also thank you for your years of public service, as we talked the other day. am very impressed with your career and thank you for upholding the law in your career. i congratulate you on this nomination. you spoke about, this morning, your oath and the required commitment to the constitution. i applaud that. you've demonstrated that in your career. you were just talking about mandatory minimums if i'm correct. i just have a quick question. relative to a case that you had in your jurisdiction recently, i want to ask about a defendant who was convicted by your office in the late 1990's, his name was francois holloway, i believe i hope you remember him. there was a lot of press coverage on this case during your current tenure as u

is perseverance something you can inherit or something you can teach and learn. >> research shows that it's something that you can teach and learn. this learn storm program is really the kind of make the culture of the bay area one of% feerns growth mind set. >> can we celebrate what teachers students and staff are doing? and then february ninth they will get raet for it. and then in april we will have a big celebration google is a major sponsor here and really accept brat what they're doing. >> we talked about it being online but now you have a brick and mortar edition to your office. what is that? and how is that different or are you using what you use online in this class? what are you doing with that? >> you know as soon as this existed, part was not just that you could access us online but maybe we could reimagine what a physical classroom is all about? could you have mixed age? year round? students learning at their own pace? we started a very small lab school down stairs from our offices in mountain view. >> how is it different than what you would see in a traditional classroom.

>> perseverance. perseverance.all of this would come to fruition and we would have to be exonerated. >>reporter: you knee that. >> i knew that a long time ago. nobody asked. >>reporter: adding to the emotion in the courtroom the same lawyer who represented the friendship 9 back in 1961 was by their side and the judge who cleared their names is the nephew of the judge who originally convicted them. michele miller cbs news, rock hill, south carolina. >>> talk about courage, tall way around. that lawyer -- all the way around. earnest inny went on to become the chief justice of south carolina. his uncle was a good man and would be elated with today's proceedings. >>> well, still ahead you know saturn for its rings but this may have the planet beat. the astronomical discovery we're now learning about. >>> plus this week's jefferson award winner has dedicated himself to saving music in the schools, the big time help that he's getting to make it happen. female announcer: don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mat

terrible challenges together, the united states and france will always be side-by-side and will persevere side-by-side will win, will vanquish over the days that have passed since january 5. some people say it was one of the most painful hours experienced by france. but we must not forget the history of the country and people who over the decades over the centuries, have become, as another american who loved france and new france very well, he knew the price of conflict. the french became stronger, have become stronger. my mother is the source of my special affection for france and the source of my knowledge of its history. she participated in the historical events of world war ii. an american lady born in paris she became a nurse and she cared for the wounded. on the eve of the occupation of paris by the nazis, she fled with her sister on a bicycle. they cycled across france. they fled under the bullets of the occupiers. they ended up in portugal where they managed to get onto a ship which took them to the united states. one of the most vivid memories i have of my youth was that of my fi

prayer, persistence and perseveranc perseverance. going to run steady race and i know i'm going to get there. very excited. >> still to come, our continued push to get more minorities on boards of the chevrolet malibu. respected. efficient. safe. smart. malibu from chevrolet. the most awarded car company of the year. find new roads. >>> welcome back. black enterprises annual report reveals a lack of minorities on corporate boards. another inside look with the director with a unique perspective. >> bruce gordon serves on three corporate boards. cbs, grum and northrop and adt. he's also one of a small group of people impacting corporations that affect every day americans. >> the average person in my opinion definitely doesn't recognize that corporate boards exist or if they've heard about boards, they don't fully understand what boards do. boards set policy for corporations. so if you believe that corporate america is one of the major sources of power and influence in this country, i believe that, the average person may not know what h

>> perseverance. perseverance. we knew that eventually all of this wofruition and we would have to be exonerated. >> reporter: you knew that. >> i knew that long time ago. nobody asked. >> reporter: adding to the emotion in the courtroom, this same lawyer who represented the friendship nine back in 1961 was by ththe judge who cleared their name is the nephew of the judge who originally convicted them. michelle miller, cbs news, rock hill, south carolina. >> the moral arc of the universe bends towards justice. that lawyer earnest finney went on to become chief justice of south carolina and judge mark hayes said his uncle was a good man and would have been elated with what happened today. >>> we are just getting started here on wusa9 news at 5:00. at 5:30 an emergency bill suddenly yanked from maryland lawmakers. we'll explain what free range parenting had to do with it. >> plus the pope's message to dads. he admits this is a tough one. >> lots of reaction on social media today to first lady's michelle obama's decisi

. >> perseverance jaime apody has found a better definition of the word, a local athlete, matthew rich matthew rich nothing has been easy. >> the glassboro native was born at 29 weeks with cerebral palsy and he decided to prove them all wrong after being told he would never walk. >> felt like the heavy weight champion of the world like i competed in a title fight and when i got to my mom my exact words were, it took me 28 years but i finally did it. i accomplished the biggest goal i ever wanted to achieve in my life. i wanted to walk on my own two feet since i was a little boy and i thought what would i do next. >> matt decided to sign up for a 5-k race, my brother andrew said to me you want to walk the last ten yards without your crunches i said yes lets do it. >> he has competed in several races and improved his time. on this day, matt decided to wear the jersey of raven's quarterback, joe flacco matt is trying to land on a national tv show and the native has take and to twitter to support him. >> how does it make you feel that a super bowl winning quarterback is taking up your cause

. >> he refused to leave him behind and perseverance paid off. >> what he did is super human. >> despite fingers shredded by the dime size holds, they scaled the summit this afternoon. >> this is something he never thought would happen. >> the local climbers followed the partners' progress closely. >> you can tell they are exhausted, but elated. >> this will not be his last climb, but it certifies the legacy and gives onlookers inspiration to dream. >> this story is telling people it is worth struggling. >> worth it for the end result. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> what an accomplishment. senator dianne feinstein said kevin jorgenson show that task is impossible. climbing yosemite's el capitan what an achievement. even president obama has been watching tweeting this late today, so proud of tommy caldwell and kevin jorgenson for conquering el el capitan. you remind us that anything is possible, the president tweeted today. >>> taking down a potential terrorist. next on abc7 news, the plot to attempt the united states capitol and the man the fbi says is behind it. >> plus

for well over a decade and a half, so we know what it takes to win, it is going to take a lot of perseverance. >> have we entered a new phase here? is that what this attack in paris is signaling? >> the threat keeps morphing because it is the same fundamental problem extremist islamist terror, the threat has changed and altered but still based on the fundamental problem of a poisonous death cult narrative which is the per version of one of the world's major religions and that is the thing we are up against. >> the french president says we are at war. do you call this a war? >> it has many similar aspects but my way of expressing this, this is just a huge challenge our society faces, what i don't want to do is try and posit that there is some class some clash of civilizations going on because that is what the terrorists want. they want this to be seen as a war between what they see is the true islam and the rest and that is not the case. what these terrorists represent is the perversion of a major religion and not its true adherents, they are fanatics who attach themselves to a death cult so w

scott made one of his final appearances at the jimmy v perseverance award. >> when you die, it does notan you lose to cancer. you beat cancer by how you live, why you live and the manner in which you live. [ applause ] so live. live! fight like hell. and when you get too tired to fight, then lay down and rest and let somebody else fight for you. >> that just gave my chills. stewart scott was 49 years old. he'll be missed. >>> which foreign leader does president obama call bro? did christie kiss 16 electoral votes goodbye? scrambled politics is next. she inspires you. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pa

he accepted the perseverance award last year. >> when you die, it does not mean that you lose to cancer. you beat cancer by how you live why you live and in the manner in which you live. [ applause ] >> so live. live. fight like hell. and when you get too tired to fight, lay down and rest and let somebody else fight for you. >> a few months ago stu was honored here in d.c. with the 2014 nfl players association georgetown lombardi award. his friend and fellow anchor accepted that award for him. stu was 49 years old. he had two teenage daughters. >>> an emotional day in new york city as about 20,000 police officers said good-bye to an officer killed in the line of duty. wenjian liu's widow cried and clutched a picture of her late husband. officer liu died in an ambush a couple months after they got married and his widow called him a hero at work and at home. >> his spirit will continue to look to us. he will keep an eye on us. >> some officers staged another show of disrespect to mayor bill de blasio turning his backs on him as he spokes. police union leaders accused the mayor of fosterin

in july accepting an award for perseverance scott spoke movingly about his mortality and said his twodaughters are why he could not stop fighting. >> when you die, it does not mean that you lose cancer. you beat cancer by how you live why you live and in the manner in which you live. >> and in that scott signed off as the champ. mark albert cbs news washington. >> well, when we return drawing the battle lines. we'll see how the gop congress plans to take on the obama administration as lawmakers reconvene this week. but daily eating and drinking can leave enamel rough and weak. introducing new colgate enamel health toothpaste its unique formula replenishes weak spots with natural calcium... ...and gently polishes... ...for strong, healthy enamel. strengthen the enamel that protects your teeth. introducing new colgate enamel health toothpaste. replenish and polish for healthy enamel. colgate. #1 brand recommended by dentists. i love the holidays! but after all the shopping cooking and heavy foods... sometimes i feel bloated or gassy with rumbling uncomfortable. i feel less motivated and

perseverance award to stuart scott. >> when you die, it does not mean that you lose to cancer. you beat cancer. by how you live why you live and in the manner in which you live. . >>> and our thanks to robin roberts tonight. the tributes coming in tonight. from lebron james, can't believe you are gone from you. and president obama says i will miss stuart scott. over the years he entertained us and inspired us with courage and love. >> we have much more ahead on "world news tonight." when a thrill ride turns terrifying. what you need to grab before you check that zip line and take that leap. >>> and taking a leap of their own. welcome v wait until you see what a pride of lions does to this drone. alka-seltzer plus presents the cold truth. i have a cold, with terrible chest congestion. better take something. i'll catch up later. awww... truth is, theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. oh, what a relief it is. here we go! woooo! woooo! and now, alka-seltzer plus

of iraq and syria it is going to take a very long time to deal with this, we will have to say perseverance, we can't do this on our own as western countries we need functioning governments in iraq, functioning government in syria to be the legitimate authorities that with us help to stamp out this perversion of the islamic religion. >> do you think that the fact that a lot of the west sort of stood back for a while in the early stages of the syrian war may have set the stage for what we are seeing now? >> well, i would put it a straight slightly different way which i do think that two of the greatest recruiting sergeants for isil in iraq and syria, one was the fact that there was a very sectarian government in iraq, it was only looking after some of the people and obviously in syria, you had a brutal, you still have a brutal regime that has murdered maimed and bombed so many citizens what i say is the what the west now has to do is make sure we are doing what we can to support the legitimate syrian opposition, an opposition that should be able to represent all of the syrian people and in t

cub symbolized the hopes and perseverance of generations of long suffering chicago fans. we get more tonight from nbc's janet shamlian. >> reporter: the name synonymous with the team he played for, ernie banks and the chicago cubs. a windy city institution, a power slugger who belted in 512 homers over a 19-year run. >> he did it! ernie banks got number 500! >> sunshine. fresh air. we got the team behind us. so let's play too. >> reporter: that line, let's play too, became his signature. an expression of the eternal optimism one must have to cheer for the cubs. despite the awards, hall of famer, 11-time all-star and the national league's mvp two years running, ernie banks never played one game in the post season. the cubs infamous championship drought is the longest in major league baseball. after starting in the negro league, number 14 came to chicago in 1953 as a shortstop in the team's first african-american player. he never suited up for anyone but the cubs. two years ago banks received the nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. and today

ocean service that they can recover, and that recovers -- requires very good eyeballs and a lot of perseverancecontinuing to move east as things get moved by the current but the other piece is the search on the ocean bottom, so so far what they have been doing is using sonar systems to find things that could be aircraft. they found a number of very promising targets, that they have to get down there with robotic cameras or divers to confirm what they think they have found. >> how does this search compared to the air france crash or the malaysian airlines? >> there are some similarities but a vague he difference. the biggest difference is that this is in very shallow water. normally, that would really help speed up the operation. unfortunately because it has been so stormy, that has also slowed down the operation. equipment that you would be able to operate in deeper water with rougher conditions you really cannot operate in shallow water. it is shallow, and they have positively identified debris on the surface. that is similar in some cases to the air france 447, and i think it really will prov

. >>> we've chosen to end the broadcast tonight with a story of perseverance. quite literally the story of man versus mountain. in this case, two men attempting to free-climb the famously steep face of el capitan, a massive chunk of rock in yosemite. the ropes you're going to see in this next story aren't being used to climb the mountain. they are there in case the climbers fall. here, right about there, is where the climbers are right now tonight. they are climbing with their hands and feet, and it's a feat that requires tremendous courage and heart and brains. we get their story tonight from nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: most of us experience yosemite's wall from the bottom where we look at it. tommy caldwell and kevin jorgenson are living on it. >> piece of cake. >> right, tommy? >> no problem. we got this. >> reporter: the two friends, now on day nine of their attempt to be first to finish the hardest free-climb in the world. ropes only there in case they fall, which they do, as they inch up the wall's granite face, as high as two empire state building

. >> he refused to leave him behind and perseverance paid off. >> what he did is super human. >> despite fingers shredded by the dime size holds, they scaled the summit this afternoon. >> this is something he never thought would happen. >> the local climbers followed the partners' progress closely. >> you can tell they are exhausted, but elated. >> this will not be his last climb, but it certifies the legacy and gives onlookers inspiration to dream. >> this story is telling people it is worth struggling. >> worth it for the end result. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> what an accomplishment. senator dianne feinstein said kevin jorgenson show that task is impossible. climbing yosemite's el capitan what an achievement. even president obama has been watching tweeting this late today, so proud of tommy caldwell and kevin jorgenson for conquering el el capitan. you remind us that anything is possible, the president tweeted today. >>> taking down a potential terrorist. next on abc7 news, the plot to attempt the united states capitol and the man the fbi says is behind it. >> plus

. >> persevere ens and a positive attitude keep those in the front of my mind as values i wanted to show to my son. >> reporter: they're planning their next climbs already daring to dream big, daring others to do the same. >> i hope people find their own dawn wall and use it as an example of what you can do. >> reporter: the end of one adventure means the start of another, always reaching for the impossible. sometimes achieving it. hallie jackson, nbc news, yosemite national park. >>> that's our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> i've got to thank all the coaches and people that have taken a chance on jim tomsula. >> right now at 6:00 we hear from the new coach and his game plan for the san francisco 49ers. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. by his own admission, his coaching pedigree is not the norm. in fact, at one point he was a sales rep for a food company. but now he is a head coach of

>> perseverance. don't allow anybody to stop you from doing the right thing. >> reporter: scott, the lawyer who represented these men backhing. in 1961, he was inside the court today, standing right by their side, and the judge who cleared them this morning, he is the nephew of the judge who originally sente originally sentenced them. >> dr. king said the arc of the moral universe is long but bends towards justice. michelle miller reporting for us tonight, thanks. some notes on the economy today. the federal reserve says it won't raise interest rates because inflation is still below 2%. the government also told us that 20% of american kids depend on food stamps. that's 60 million.on before the great recession, it was 9 million. and with sales at mcdonald's slipping, don thompson is stepping down as c.e.o. to be replaced by a senior executive vice president steve easterbrooke. russia's economy is sinking, and today, the u.s. and europe said it could face even more tougher economic sanction for whipping

bruce gordon is just back from radnor with the incredible story of love and perseverance. bruce? >> reporter: this was unbelievable. kara is a 3.5-year-old retriever mix basically an ban donned mut saved from certain death in the country of turkey when a university of pennsylvania archaeologist and her husband rescued the pooch and brought him home to west philadelphia in the fall of 2012. kara got loose. ran off a couple of months later. hadn't been seen since. that is until now. >> kara! kara! do you recognize me? >> reporter: what do you think? is that your dog? >> that is my dog. i know that. >> reporter: hen he was tentative but isa was certain her dog kara is back. >> i can't believe what's happening right now. >> reporter: he had run off in december 2012. vanished. but last november, a volunteer at the francis veil home for smaller animals century old know no kill shelter in radnor noticed a pooch roaming the streets several miles away. the folks at francis veil drag the dog then safely trapped it. then went to work online. >> started going online and googling googling, go

so we know what it takes to win but it will take a lot of perseverance.threat keeps morphing because it's the same fundamental problem extremist islamist terror and the threat has changed and altered but it is still faced on the fundamental problem of a poisonous death cult narrative which is the perversion of one of the world's major religions and that's what we're up against. >> tensions are on the rise after five members were killed in hezbollah and among them the son of the late military leader who was assassinated back in 2008. sunday's strike happened in syrian territory near the israeli occupied golan heights. it comes days after the hezbollah leader threatened retaliation for the repeated strikes in syria. >>> officials say 80 people mostly children were abducted from villages in cameroon. four others were killed in nigerian where dozens were injured. troops from chad were deployed to try and slow the militants and their momentum, and boko haram has widespread chaos and destruction. the militants already controlled some villages in the area and is

perseverance award to stuart scott. >> when you die, it does not mean that you lose to cancer.ou beat cancer by how you live, why you live and in the manner in which you live. >> they replayed that speech yesterday a lot on espn. a tough morning. you knew he'd been sick. just didn't expect the news. >> he said he didn't want to know. he didn't want to know. and just what a courageous battle, courageous fight with cancer and his just -- the honesty he brought to every broadcast. he was really himself. >> one of his co-anchors said it was difficult. people didn't realize, he turned it on when it was time for the show. in commercial breaks, he was trying to get a nap in. he was hurting and a lot of us didn't realize it. this was a guy, news journalism is one thing. it's the stuff we do here. people think he's in his own category. sports journalist. he inspired a lot of young cats like me who are in broadcasting and wanted to be like this guy. he could be himself on tv. and that's something that sometimes we're not encouraged to do. so he was somebody certainly to look up to for a

in july, accepting an award for perseverance, he said his two daughters are why he couldn't stop fighting >> when you die, it does not mean you lose to cancer. you beat cancer by how you live, why you live, and in the manner in which you live. >> reporter: and in that, scott o signed off as the champ. mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> glor: up next, preventing plane strikes, bird chasers, on the job. and an explosion at a fireworks factory sends a cameraman flying. when the "cbs evening news" continues. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it ... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. save $300 on the final close-out of the c3 queen mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store find the lowest prices of the season, with the c3 queen mattress set only $1199.98. plus 24 month special financing on all beds. know better sleep with sleep number. i have the worst cold with this

perseverance award. >> when you die, it does not mean that you lose to cancer. beat cancer by how you live why you live and in the manner which you live. so live. live. fight like hell. and when you get too tired to fight, lay down and rest and let somebody else fight for you. >> stuart scott was only 49 years old. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning. >> stocks rebound after a mostly negative start to the new year. the dow eeking out a gain on friday. the s&p 500 and nasdaq ending in the red. the second straight year they started out on a down note. the big items for investors this week the latest snapshot of the labor market with friday's employment numbers. >>> gm wants to help make it easier to shop from your car. the automaker will unveil new concierge features for the on star service this week at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. gm is partnering with dunkin' donuts and priceline to offer drivers special deals on the road. >>> this is no joke. a japanese restaurant paid more than $37,000 for 400 pound bluefin tuna

triumph more than 900 meters of pain and perseverance high. cnn. >> i love that. continue to push and try you can achieve the, you know unachievable. or what we thought was unachievable. now they have written their names into the history books. what's next? jorgenson says he plans to dial it back a bit now. >> i'm looking forward to stress-free, pure fun climbing. this was an emotional roller coaster and i feel a lot lighter now that we're back down on the ground. i'm looking forward to doing some light duty bouldering or deep water soloing. something a little more mellow and fun until the next inspiration for a project strikes. >> that's okay. mellow is cool. you can find cnn's interview with jorgenson and caldwell at cnn.com. we are still following breaking news out of belgium where police say they have foiled a major terror plot. >>> plus the president of nigeria made a surprise visit to survivors of the devastating boko haram attack. we will get you more after this. what makes thermacare different? two words: it heals. how? with heat. unlike creams and rubs th

his legacy was cemented last summer when he accepted the jimmy v perseverance award. >> when you die, that does not mean that you lose to cancer. you beat cancer by how you live why you live and in the manner in which you live. [ applause ] [ applause ]. so live. live. fight like hell. and when you get too tired to fight, then lay down and rest and let somebody else fight for you. >> a few months ago, scott was honored here in d.c. with the 2014 nfl player's association georgetown lombardi award. his friend and fellow anchor jay heir harris had to accept the award for him. he was 49 years old and had two teenage daughters. >>> today the nypd buried one of its own. they came to honor a fallen officer. but as we see, once again, there was controversy. ♪ >> reporter: on the streets of new york thousands of police officers paid tribute to a fallen brother wenjian liu. this was a show of solidarity representing departments from coast to coast. and a sign of solidarity for liu's grieving family. his young widow said he only wanted to serve his community. >> he is my hero. we can always coun

so we know what it takes to win but it's going to take a lot of perseverance. >> reporter: well, have we enteredded a new phase here? is that what this attack in paris has signaled? >> what i would say is this threat ceeps morphing because it's the same fundamental program-- extremist islamist terror-- but whereas the majority of it was coming from the afghanistan, pakistan area, now you see much more of it coming out of iraq and syria and the threat posed by isil. added to that you've got the so-called self-starter or lone wolf terrorists, people who have been radicalized because of what they've seen on the internet, who may not be connected to some plot that is being hatched in iraq or syria. so the threat has changed and altered buit's still based on the fundamental problem of a poisonous death cult narrative, which is the perversion of one of the world's major religions. and that's the thing we're still up against. >> reporter: cameron said that he returns home feeling there is a coordinated coherent strategy, but he said we have to realize this is going to take, charlie, a long t

perform it suggests either that he's kind of tone deaf to what is going on here or simply chosen to persevere in hopes perhaps he could beat this by just hanging in there. >> reporter: cosby has not smnded publicly to the accusations. none have been proven and his attorney says they're not true. this week, 24-year-old model chloe goins was interviewed by police in los angeles. she claims cosby sexually assaulted her at the playboy mansion in 2008. on friday's the comedian's attorney says he can prove cosby was in new york when the alleged assault occurred. what if these allegations aren't true? >> that would be positively tragic for bill cosby. on the other hand, in the court of public opinion, it almost doesn't matter. it's as if there's been so much smoke, it's the same thing as fire. >> reporter: and some of cosby's hollywood peers are fanning the flames. director judd apatow has lashed out on twitter. this week he explained why: >> people who commit these acts should be in prison. i'm not comfortable with him running around the country doing stand-up like nothing's happening. >> reporter:

the super bowl central is about to open up this afternoon, but next a story about perseverance from parking cars to stacking quarterbacks a valet driver may soon suit up for the seahawks in the super bowl. that story is next. >>> a florida man facing attempted murder charges for hitting his pregnant girlfriend with his car and then driving away. nearby home security camera captured the incident. you can see up there at the top of your screen the 7 months pregnant woman walking across the street then her boyfriend runs her down. we're stopping the video short of her getting hit. police say she was luckily not seriously hurt. >>> in san francisco, police are looking for crooks who stole gold nuggets from a history museum. here's what happened. police say an suv smashed into the front of the building yesterday. three men wearing ski masks jumped out, held the security guard at gunpoint and took 10 ounces of gold nuggets from a display case. the gold valued at about $10,000. >>> a form volunteer at a montgomery county elementary school arrested in connection with an internet child sex sting. au

. >> persevere and positive attitude, keep in mind as values i wanted to show to my son. >> reporter:e planning their next climbs already daring to dream big, daring others to do the same. >> i hope people find their own dawn wall and use it as an example of what you can do. >> reporter: the end of one adventure means the start of another, always reaching for the impossible. sometimes achieving it. hallie jackson, nbc news, yosemite national park. >>> that's our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> lights, camera, access. >>> i said wake up. and is there a fire? >> what would an oscar nomination mean for you, for this film? >> no jennifer aniston. but she's far from alone when it comes to oscar's cold shoulder.

. >> he refused to leave him behind and perseverance paid off. >> what he did is super human. >> despitegers shredded by the dime size holds, they scaled the summit this afternoon. >> this is something he never thought would happen. >> the local climbers followed the partners' progress closely. >> you can tell they are exhausted, but elated. >> this will not be his last climb, but it certifies the legacy and gives onlookers inspiration to dream. >> this story is telling people it is worth struggling. >> worth it for the end result. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> what an accomplishment. senator dianne feinstein said kevin jorgenson show that task is impossible. climbing yosemite's el capitan what an achievement. even president obama has been watching tweeting this late today, so proud of tommy caldwell and kevin jorgenson for conquering el el capitan. you remind us that anything is possible, the president tweeted today. >>> taking down a potential terrorist. next on abc7 news, the plot to attempt the united states capitol and the man the fbi says is behind it. >> plus, a