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certainly shane smith did when he was in vegas the last month. it wasn't just all about technology. >> thank you. coming up, the bigger threat to debt markets. we will look at what is calling bond managers increasing concern. my colleague joins me when bottom line continues in just a moment. >> went switzerland decided to scrap its policy of capping the frank, echoes were heard around the world. brokerages had to close. it was just a snapshot of how disruptive volatility can be. lisa brummel it's joins me now with more on this story. how much concern on volatility versus rate hike. >> what i'm hearing from investors and analysts is that ball iteris -- volatility is increasing in the debt market. that could be a bigger threat than a sustained, gradual rate increase. volatility is a bigger threat than rates rising. it's partly because there is a complacency that is setting in in the markets that rates will remain low, that inflation will not pick up over a meaningful time. people are planning into longer-term bonds, going back to the that's -- that

actually shane's mom karen who specifically asked the councilman to please help.he doesn't think the cameras would have changed the ultimate out come with shane's death but she does think they would have shortened that agonizing time the family simply did not know where he was. shane montgomery of course disappeared on thanksgiving morning without a trace when he left that bar in manayunk and was never seen alive again. kildare' doctors not have working cameras outside which made it difficult for police to figure out what happened. the councilman would like small businesses that sell and serve alcohol to have he can tear your cameras whether they're bars or fine dining restaurants or even neighborhood stop and goes. he says there's a correlation between alcohol and the commission of crimes and cameras will help to make the city safer for everybody. >> cameras are documents of crime but prevents of crime and they are force multipliers for boots on the ground such as police. so for all of those reasons we need to create networks of vigilance through cameras. >> repo

shawnette. >> reporter: iain councilwoman curtis jones says that shane montgomery's mother asked himo sponsor this resolution. she says she doesn't think it would have changed what happened to her son, but she feels more cameras could have lessened the time it took to find him. >> we look back on occasionally whenever there's an incident in the area or either the police ask us to do it, an employee asks. >> reporter: frank battista owns four fathers pub in old city. he says they spent about $7,000 on a security system for the business. >> safety of the customers. the employees and the keep the building safe. >> reporter: cameras are both inside and out. but city officials say not all bars and places that serve and sell alcohol have them. councilman curtis jones wants bars and establishments to install cameras outside. proposal comes on the heels of shane montgomery the college student who disappeared after leaving a bar in manayunk. officials say some bars along the strip did not have cameras. it took weeks to find shane's body. >> i don't want to mandate but particularly i have an i

shane smith: i am just saying i'm not there to report, i'm just there to [indiscernible] david carr: for those who work in media, it is not sheet cakes and champagne, we feel like we are on the island of misfit toys. john: mark, david carr just pass, obviously it was a shocking thing he did have cancer, and this just came out of nowhere and people in the industry are kind of reeling from the loss. mark: this is a reporter, and not a public leader or a celebrity, but he really did touch on a lot of people in our business and out. one of the things is that david was bigger than life, and he talked to these larger-than-life people, and they are usually take people, but david was not a take person, and he was so charismatic in what he wrote about. our business is seen as insider but really, he wrote about our business in a bigger way. john: he had three things that were marked to me, he had no b ull, everything he wrote and it sounded like him and that is why he became such a brand and he was so grateful for what he was, and to land at the new york times were he always wanted to become a

we're joined now by shane harris of the daily beast joined by phone.ne, what do we know about the jordanian pilot who we now now today was executed some weeks ago? >> well we're hearing tonight that he probably was killed possibly as early as january 3rd. maybe around the 8th of this month, as well. there have been reports coming out both from intelligence and national security sources that we have as well as people who were on the ground and that were tweeting around january 8th that isis was bragging about having killed a jordanian pilot and, in fact, having burned him alive. we're finding out that he may, in fact, have been dead for quite some time before this video was put on the internet today. >> and the methodology, as we've been talking about today new for the islamic state, burning to death, what is the most reasonable interpretation of why they changed this notology? >> one interpret is that in the muslim faith, burning the body is -- it is not the way to dispose of the dead. the dead have to be buried. by burning him, it is possible that the

shane, what do we know about the jordanian pilot who we now know today was executed some weeks ago?> well we're hearing tonight he probably was killed possibly as early as january 3rd, maybe around the eighth of this month, as well. there have been reports of intelligence that we have as well as people on the ground and were tweeting around january 8th that isis bragging about having killed a jordanian pilot and having burned him alive. he may have been dead for quite sometime before the video was put on the internet today. >> the methodology is new for the islamic state. burning to death. what is the most reasonable interpretation of why they changed this methodology? >> one interpretation is that in the muslim faith burning the body is a -- not the way to dispose of the dead and that by burning him it is possible to send a message he was not going to be given a proper burial almost sort of a sacrilege to do it in this way. the other is given the beheading videos attracted a lot of attention a lot of them and perhaps isis felt they had to do something more dramatic and more horrifi

also joining me is bob baer and shane harris correspondent for "the daily beast."hose war is this? >> everyone involved in the middle east is involved in this car, like it or not. jordan has a problem with radicalization within their own borders and are absolutely terrified about blow back retaliation including spectacular terrorist attacks which could strike inside jordanian. i think the interior minister is quite right. in the short term there's a very robust sort of response. jordan has blood lust for revenge. is that going to carry in the long term? >> and that's the question. >> yes. and society is not necessarily united behind the idea. >> they are reinvigorated. will this last? to you, bob baer when you look at jordan as a strategic ally of the united states, i wonder if you could tell me how strong jordan is militarily and also i have read that they are pretty strong in terms of their intelligence gathering capability where the u.s. is not as strong. >> possibleppy, jordan has the best intelligence bar none. they understand iraq and syria. the united states

>> are just joins us -- our guest joins us from -- we have leo mcshane -- leo shane and craig whitlock. >> it seems there is new momentum to consider supplying weapons to the government of ukraine, although that is something the obama administration and its european allies have resisted for a while. where do you stand on this? craig:rep. smight: -- smith: it is pretty clear the strategy russia has employed. they are going to try to militarily engage in companies underneath the surface, so it doesn't appear they are actually engaged. they will use third parties, bring their soldiers in in ways that we cannot see. certainly, they did that in crimea. now they are doing that in eastern ukraine. we want crane to be independent. if this works for russia and ukraine, there are a lot of russian speaking people in other countries around there. estonia, poland. where does russia stop? when you read the rhetoric coming out of the highest levels of government in russia, it is not encouraging. we have to help ukraine stop this before it spreads. we have to show russia there will be a high price to

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the winner was fisa ceo shane smith -- vice ceo shane smith. two of the hottest tech startups around -- snapchat raising more money -- they've been talking about raising funding revenue for a month. they are talking about $2.8 billion. heavy interest in this. snapchat has a valuation of between $16 billion in $19 billion. how can a photo disappearing at have such a whopping valuation? what does it tell us about what snapchat actually is? >> you know it as the smartphone app that lets you send photos to friends but then self-destruct within 10 seconds. founding in -- founded in 2011 -- at the start of this year snapchat is pushing the on those snaps. that is a team between cnn, vice and comedy central. the content is packaged in a cooler, hipper way that lists for 24 hours. facebook tried to buy snapchat for $3 billion in snapchat said no and raised $10 billion from investors all by itself. now snapchat seeks a new round of funding and the company could be a valued as high as $19 billion says one person with knowledge of the matter, making it th

. >>> let's bring in shane harris and from the brookings institution, kenneth pollack, a former persian gulf military analyst. ken, i'll start with you. you just came back from iraq and wrote a piece saying that isis is losing on the battlefield in iraq but where they have the most power is induceing fear and overreaction not on the battlefield but in videos and by killing our people. is this what is going on here? >> this is part of it. and we need to recognize while there is a military piece to this campaign the military campaign is more important. and this is what i talked about in my piece. look at the name. it uses terror for its purposes. it is trying to frighten other countries to deter them and it is trying to speak to the disenfranchised youth of the arab world, people angry and frustrated and looking to strike a blow against the powers that they think oppress them. for these people these actions by isis help in their recruiting. so they are trying to frighten up and reach out to people who they think will be receptive to their message. >> shane, we got confirmation with kayla

shane harris, welcome. first of all, who was kayla mueller and what was she doing?yria. >> an aid worker from prescott, arizona, who spent most of her life after college working in the region and particularly on the border of turkey and syria to help refugees displaced which the civil war. especially working with children, she worked with children in camps, lost from their homes. she had done art therapy and other things with them. she was drawn to the plight of the refugees, and went into syria where she was working with a hospital associated with doctors without borders and it was that time in 2013 when she was kidnapped by i.s.i.s. >> woodruff: is there any question it was i.s.i.s. that kidnapped her? has there been evidence? >> there was evidence. there niece question it was i.s.i.s. last year, kayla's family received proof of life from her kidnappers. they demanded a ransom payment as well. so i.s.i.s. had identified themselves as her captors but no known communication since that time last year between the family or u.s. officials and i.s.i.s. >> woodruff: how

this comes one month after the body of shane montgomery was pulled from the schuylkill river, the 21-year-old montgomery disappeared after a night out with friends during the thanksgiving holiday and was last seen at the irish pub camera was have helped in the search for montgomery and any leads would have been critical. >> probably the camera would not have solved or prevented his death but it would have given closure in a quicker way as to where he went and was he with company. so talking to his mother at least we can do is help the future kids that go into those establishments. >> montgomery's mother karen suggested the legislation saying they searched for shane for 36 days and she doesn't wants this to happen to anyone again. it would reimburse businesses half of the cost of the cameras, up to $3000. >>> a rescue dog is on it's mend in new jersey after being lost in the bitter cold for six days. "action news" anchor, monica malpass is live with the details on this story today. >> hi brian the german shepherd escaped from his house almost a week ago the owner looked everywhere and

. >>> and the death of shane montgomery prompted a new security proposal for restaurants and bars in philadelphia. searchers found the college student's body in the schuylkill river last month more than a month after he vanished. and investigators believe he drowned. montgomery was last seen early thanksgiving morning at the irish pub in antioch. the bar did not have working cameras outside. the law proposed by the city councilman addressed the business surveillance camera problem. it would require all establishments to have at least one outside surveillance camera at all establishments with a liquor license. and they believe a properly placed camera could have made a difference in the search for montgomery. >> probably it never would have changed the outcome of shane's death, but it could have shortened the six-week time on discovering where he went and how he wound up missing. >> councilman jones is expected to introduce the new legislation next week. >>> and it's one of the coldest mornings of the season so far. a frigid start. single digits and teens. we will see lots of sunshine

. >>> the death of college student shane montgomery is prompting a new security proposal for restaurants and bars in philadelphia. searchers found his body in the river last month. five weeks after he vanished. he had drowned. montgomery was last seen on thanksgiving morning at the irish pub. the pub didn't have working cameras outside. a new proposal for philadelphia city councilmen curtis jones, jr. addresses business surveillance cameras. it would require one camera to be installed and applying to all establishments with liquor license throughout philadelphia. the city's program could reimburse some of the money to make it happen. councilman believes a properly placed camera could have made a big difference in the montgomery case. >> probably would have never changed the outcome of shane's death, but it could have shortened the six-week team in discovers where he went and how he wound up missing. >> councilman jones expected to introduce the proposal next thursday. >>> to south jersey now. we take a live look right now at camden camden. camden tops the list of the most dangerous citie

shane. brace the knicks within 5. four minutes to go. seth curry then the answer, shake and bake three. curry with 19 points didn't record an assist for the first time since 2012 but the warriors win 106-92 your final. like playing close games. buzzer beater on thursday hosting ucla. led the bears with 16. he made two late three-pointers to cut the bruins lead to win. 23 seconds the corner, put the bears on top. one last shot. the buzzer off the rim. cowboys at 62. pac-12 play. hosting number 6 arizona. sun devils shot. 18 from downtown. nothing but net. commonwealth. facing saint boni venture. drying beats the buzzer and fans storm the court. had 18 the upset 73-71 the final. the win tonight, head coach todd mclellan second coach in history. last in metropolitan division. need to be ready for opponent. carolina with the point goes off. and didn't feel the post with the skate 1-0. 2-0 trailed in the second. wins the battle. finds turtle to carolina. sharks play shorthanded in the screen allowing to snap at home. 3-1 hurricanes. right now

host: leo shane covers congress for "the military times." how is he regarded? >> a lot of members of the armed services committee said they did not see this as a focus on his credentials. they see this hearing is more of a chance to criticize obama on a number of national security issues. >> it sounded like chairman mccain and ashton carter, the nominee, were in agreement and terms of getting rid of the sequester, the pentagon spending caps. how will they go about doing that? >> that is the big question. you heard senator mccain. they said they will hammer that this year, the mandatory spending cuts expected to go into effect in fiscal 2016. they are concerned that that can cripple the military. but as of now, we haven't seen much of an alternative land, just a bunch of thomas is that they need to get rid of this. the military absolutely needs to have that money. we heard more of that today. carter thinks it will harm national security. we heard senator mccain's are the same thing. but still no alternative. >> on arming the ukrainian rebels, what did he say? >>

. ♪ ♪ deirdre: a $300,000 dinner in las vegas, rice media's shane smith paid for ant, well -- for about $15,000. ♪ >> and now, it's time for "upon further review." deirdre: $300,000, that can get you a pretty nice house in many states, but that is how much vice media's ceo shane smith spent on one dinner or last month. prime steakhouse in las vegas, he invited more than a dozen people, friends, other vice employees, picked up the tab for everyone. so reportedly he was very lucky on a vegas streak, apparently won more than a million dollars. those at dipper say the liquor flowed freely. some bottles of wine costing more than $15,000. and if you were wondering, the most expensive dish listed on the menu, 28-ounce ribeye for $85. so, scotty, i know you are a fellow foodie. of what do you think? >> i think this is fantastic. you know this guyen didn't get government -- guy didn't get government bailout funds to pay more this din canner. that's what's great about america, we can earn it and we can spend it. shame on the prime who actually let this go. granted, maybe they were told to leak it

shane larkin lays it in. the warriors lead cut to five. up eight. the crossover. and the dagger. years win, 106-92. >> our guys. celebrating the victory. what i like about our team and player. that they always respond. when we are either. not playing well. or lose a game or whatever. i expect. a much better effort in philadelphia. >> let's get over to the sharks. hurricanes. mcclellan. career victory. in the third. and, scores on the deflection. hurdle. second of the game. 88 second. low gain. turr. the game is tied. late in the third. and, well he catches a break as it goes off of a skate. and, yes. goes in the net. take the lead for good. 5-4 is your final. also today. the chance to meet the champ. 40,000 fans showed up. at & t park. 22nd year of the fan fest. the event never gets old. fun day for the players and fans. best of luck to the giants. fan fest for the as begins tomorrow. terry and peggy they're coming right back after the break. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home

mother of shane montgomery who went missing after leaving i bar in manayunk wants to make sure in family endures what she went through, what she's asking all bars to install outside of their businesses. >>> some good news for flyers, lets go fly guys, one of their players is getting ready to return to the ice welcome back kimmo. >>> what we can expect from kimmo who has been out all season with blood clots. good to have you back. >>> good morning i'm howard eskin. flyers defenseman kimmo timonen out all season with blood clots will skate today and try to come back. >>> flyers blew a a two to nothing lead and lost in the shoot-out. lets go to the wells fargo center. chris vanner vealed gives them that two to nothing lead. you think okay he makes tonight goal, no. islander scored twice in two minutes. sean couturier need to score and he does not. flyers lose three -two. what about the shoot-out loss. >> it should never have got there. we have a two to nothing lead. we have to pick our game up. we didn't. we didn't execute with the publishing publishing good enough that is the big thing for

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shane lowery with a fine 68 today, and again we'll stay on cbs out west.r the rest of you. please switch over. in the meantime, for nick faldo and all the crew, jim nantz saying so long from torrey pines. continuing coverage coming up and we'll see you as well next week from pebble. hey, honey? huh? oh, you caught me daydreaming. dreaming about a salt water bedroom aquarium? i am, actually. with exotic fish? yeah! and a giant star fish? how can you tell? you've been staring at the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. right. $300,000 buried treasure. with 10 top prizes of $300,000. (announcer) want to see your dream come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. captioning funded by cbs and ford >> stahl: how common are attacks, cyber attacks against the u.s. military? >> it's common. >> stahl: a lot? every day? >> every day. >> stahl: dan kaufman has within monitoring the rise of cyber crime as the man in charge of inventing new ways for the department of defense the fight it. th

sells alcohol to have a surveillance camera outside of its store front of one month after the body of shane montgomery was pulled from the schuylkill river, he disappeared after a night out with friends and councilman curtis jones jr. says the cameras would have given them a point of reference for the search for montgomery. and it could reimburse businesses half the cost of the cameras, he is set to introduce the plan next week. >>> delaware county authorities arrested a man in a disturbing case of child abuse shawn whitaker is charged with aggravated assault for placing her girlfriend's son in scalding hot water. he says he was just bathing the boy but the youngster was forcibly held down in the 140 degree water and the boy spent time in the hospital and faces future surgeries. >>> and now investigators are sifting through the debris in the train crash in new york six people were killed instantly tuesday on the commute home from work about 20 miles north of new york city, witnesses say that an suv got stuck between the crossing gate and the train could not stop in time and pushed the explo

for public art moving son 0 transbay i want to pause and introduce our new transbay project manager shane has joined us as the project sponsor once he gets up to speed you'll start to see him here in transbay a major change you might see many this as compared to the landfills precedes as we you know as we transfer those last private investment and the procedures go for the cost of the term in the past we had them on the rocks thinking they go to the tjpa through 9 closing of grow but it was more accurate to show a large number of the rocks i wanted to adjust is we have an error to accommodate 4 blocks selling this year actually, one is not pledged in tjpa that was desperately it is $287 million in precedes that will run through our agency to the tjpa as we sell each of those blocks one them block 9 is scheduled to close next week but we had not put that on the rocks we feel it was more accurate to put it on the 2015-2016 to create the rock authority and show the rest of the blocks 8 and 5 we anticipate closing it is not an actual expenditure we're transferring the funds we have expenses u

shane smith was not afraid to spend dough.employees are up in arms over his $300,000 feast. ♪ betty: world news headlines this morning. the u.s. is not at war with islam, but those with perverted islam. that is what president obama told representatives of 60 countries at a conference on combating extremism. the president also said those leading groups like the islamic state are not religious leaders but terrorists. two cyclones expected to hit the coast on friday. hundreds of people have been evacuated from the island off the coast. ships have been ordered to deeper waters until the storm passes. herbert haner had been facing calls from investors to step down. adidas shares have gained on that news. that is the latest world news at this hour. jenna bush gave hisjeb bush made it a point to assert that he is his own man and it knowledged certain mistakes made under his brother's leadership. >> the intelligence capability that everyone embraced turns out not to be accurate. not creating an environment of security after the succes

. >> construction code sdpeshllist shane mcnawlty met us at the house. >> we're homeless pretty much right now because of the situation. we need help. we need to be released. >> l & i issued a violation. legally, l & i must give the absentee homeowner a month to pro sowed and got a judge to have them look at the products and find something. >> they put the -- >> the city's legal point should compel the sum city. >> you're doing everything you can to sxetd diet the matter. >> yes. >> this family is not back in their home yet. >> i feel beder that they're following through. >> thank you very much. >> we'll follow up on this one. now, if desserted home is causing problems in your neighborhood go to troubleshooter's page on 6abc.com to a link where you can get help. there you can e-mail troubleshooters about any issue and issue the call for action hot line 1-866-wpvi-cfa. >> another rodent is making news in pennsylvania. you may have heard the mary mack police department issued an arrest warrant for punch tawny phil. that's right. they were not happy with the forecast of six more weeks o

the jones says the request came directly from the mother of shane montgomery as alex and mike said. he was a west chester university student who disappeared leaving a bar in manayunk very early. councilman jones says so far to the camera idea is mixed. >> i don't want to mandate it but particularly i have an interest in those establishments that sell alcohol. whether it is a fine restaurant or fine dining or whether it is a stop and go in the neighborhood is there a correlation between the conn sums of alcohol and other narcotics and the commission of crimes. >> just don't want to be responsible for other things that might happen and that is what usually happens. if there was an incident where there was a fatality or something under their camera when they were closed they might they that they could be liable for something. >> it is definitely a big expense but i don't know that it should be mandated, but all bars should have it. for liability reasons that, they should already been a aware of. >> so those are the two sides of the story there. where does this go from here. councilman

sponsor representatives charles gibson from tmj partners and also jeff, the housing program manager and shane hart both from ocii and i believe tim keller from keyser marsden and we appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you at the groundbreaking. that completes the presentation and we're happy to answer any questions that you have. >> okay. supervisor kim. at this time, we will open the hearing up to public comment. if there are any members of the public who would like to provide public comment on this hearing at this time, please come forward. seeing none public comment is closed. okay. we will move forward with item no. 26, madame clerk, can you please call the roll. >> >> why we move forward, colleagues, i would like to reopen public comment. unfortunately i did not see the individual who is coming forward. >> thank you, tom gilberty. when there are presentations in the chamber requiring blocks of land, it would be interesting to see in the chamber on the screen what we are talking about. you know, this subject yes, and other ones, too. i would like in the presentation, if the

next thursday and in response to the the disappearance and death of west chester university student shane montgomery last november. jones says that karen montgomery montgomery's mom reached out to suggest that legislation, in order to help authorities if a patron goes missing. >> we want to try to look at how we can connect in a volume will try matter, but, in cases where, businesses have violations even mandate cameras outside of the business, so that people don't have to go through what miss montgomery went through. >> kildares irish pub that bar where montgomery was last seen alive did not have working cameras outside the night montgomery disappeared. kildares had no comment on the the new proposed legislation. other bars in manayunk like goat's beard have already embraced cameras. >> they make for a responsible establishment as far as i'm concern. >> "eyewitness news" reached out to the montgomery family for comment but we have not heard back. >>> still ahead here we are getting new information bay visit from pope plan cyst historic dress he plans to make when he is in the the you had

how this could have made a difference for shane montgomery. >>> plus flying ice and shattered glass. how a wintertime danger to drivers occurred that this man saw firsthand. >>> a frigid morning this morning. the wind has died down but temperatures are going even lower. right now it's 15 degrees here at nbc 10. it's 5:36. we'll go through it hour by hour with the future weather when i come back. ♪ with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region you have the power to do more. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> one of the three coldest mornings of the season with temperatures in the single digits. for philadelphia 16 degrees. the numbers are still falling with the skies completely clear and the air is very dry. much colder than yesterday. 20 degrees colder in philadelphia. look at allentown, almost 30 degrees colder this morning. allentown is at 3 degrees while it's 15 in wilmington and dover. trenton is at 11. the coldest morning all around. but it's a dry morning, too. don't have to worery about anything falling from the sky. bright sunshine today. but it will be a sl

truck driver shane says it saved him points on his driving record. >> i'm very happy with their service reporter: but 12 hours after paying the site, rick got cold feet and asked for a refund. after all, in his case, he knew he was in the wrong. >> i would just like to have my money back because i think i'm guilty. >> reporter: now, initially the company denied his refund but has now agreed to credit him the $249. and if you don't win in court or have your ticket reduced, ticket bust says it will refund you that $100 of that fee. now, the company's website no longer says it's helped more people than any other company. >> kind of interesting. and we have no idea of their track record. >> reporter: no, but clearly the gentleman in the story says it works for him. >> okay. one happy customer. we'll go with that. julie, thank you. >>> in tonight's jobs report, jill schlesinger says there's a big demand for private detectives. >> reporter: a career as a private detective may not be as glamorous as it appears on tv. while you may not look as good as magnum pi, being a private investigator can

shane larkin on the layup. cut the warriors lead to five. 16-0 run.rison barnes. andre iguodala had his back. warriors eke it out. 106-92 for their 40th win for the year. >>> sharks, and the little one. baby baby. second period. hosting the hurricanes. goal. 3-1. sharks come back. in the first four minutes of the third, logan couture, excuse me. tied the game up at 3-3. still tied. five minutes left. canes on the attack. andreas sacara got the game winner. sharks have lost three of four. wow. i'm not done. time-out on the floor. i'm coming back with up tempo pictures. you just got to see them. >> local college basketball and a lot of it. cal, got a little lightning in the bottle. just in time to host ucla. tyrone wallace left the superman cape at home. powell said here is my back, climb on. he gave ucla a four-point lead. but the bears. jamari bird. next possession. a clutch shot. that was big. cal within one. 25 seconds left. cal needed some magic. wallace. tar attainer the corner. and he hits with 18 seconds left. cal up. they have to sweat that out

shane and brittany if you hadn't done this, those people wouldn't have survived.ritan? huh? the good samaritan goes all the way, transcends history you're great, good samaritans. you could have driven by. but you didn't. you stopped and risked your own life for somebody else. god bless you. come and get a courage award. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> the final courage award this year is actually not an ohioan but someone whose story and touched and inspired many in our state and across the nation. she was a student at mountain st. joseph university in cincinnati. but can't go anymore because she's too sick. she has incurable, inoperable brain cancer. let's watch the video. ♪ sflifs told that it was inoperable brain tumor. she said two years at best. i remember it hitting home like, wow, two years. two christmases. today means something so much bigger than what i can even understand. to me it means my first college game, not my last one. my first college game. [ applause ] >> 5'11" freshman, from indiana number 22. lauren -- [ applause ] >> lauren sets high. the scre

this in response to the death of west chester university student shane montgomery. jones says montgomery's mother suggested the legislation to help authorities if a patron goes missing. kildare's irish pub that bar where mon was last seen alive in november did not have working cameras outside the night he disappear. kildare's had no comment on the new proposed legislation. radio shack filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. it plans to sell 2400 of its stores and close 4,000 others. radio shack struggled to fine its place in recent years with the big box electronic stores and oh and line retailers. a a company called general wireless has agreed to buy up to 2400 of the company stores and the wireless carrier sprint may open up many shops in almost 1800 of those. sprint would be the primary brand on those stores. >>> on the cbs3 health watch tonight, the one thing you do at night that could derail your diet. health reporter instead of know stall has the latest on the sweet connection. >> reporter: melinda says she was doing everything she could to lose weight but the scale

this is the 12th year that this school has participated, and it all started with the help of dana a shaneant to thank out of our volunteers. >> reporter: in order to qualify a participant's hair must be 10 inches long and it cannot be damage. despite the requirements lots of students were eager to help out. >> doing stuff for a good cause. >> reporter: after the event everyone who donated went downstairs and got brand new hair styles. some were sad to see their long hair go but were offered rhea assurance. >> your hair will grow back as we are's talking right now. >> wow. >> reporter: they all looked great. the event is not over by the the way. salon le vogue in southampton is offering a complimentary haircut and style to anyone who wants to donate from now valentines day. >> mcdonald's pay with love today. happy day. you will be a winner. that. >> that is a happy dance. the next time you head to the mcdonald's you may want to keep your monday tonight wallet just like this woman d she got the her meal for free with a happy dance. mcdonald's on city avenue rolled out the company's new pay

justin bibb drives the lane, dishes to shane henry for the slam. virginia tech starts off with a 6-0 lead. 2nd half under the seven minute mark charles mitchell who just transferred from maryland gets the putback, georgia tech up six. malik muller makes a huge three- pointer, assisted by jalen hudson, virginia tech pulls off the victory. >>> super slow motion replay, blooper reels and recordings of pregame speeches, all things we take for granted now while watching football. ed sable brought all this to our tv sets, the founder of nfl films died today at his arizona home. he was 98 years old. sable created nfl films in 1962. his son steve by his side. he revolutionized the way we watch the game of football bringing us into the locker room allowing us to come up close and personal to the game and the players. since the '60s the organization has won over 100 emmy awards. sable was elected into the pro football hall of fame in 2011. >>> belief it or not, spring training -- believe it or not, spring training begins in 10 days. the washington national l

that person is a vice ceo shane smith, he said he has been on a lucky gambling run.agio's prime steakhouse for the consumer electronic show. it might not be the bastion of social responsibility but here is the rage. making money isn't enough tech companies have to do good, as well. it starts with the social media impact statements -- before the business plan. is it good business, or pr? is it something more. mission driven companies, we spoke to the ceo. >> a group of people getting together to say it might be cool if ... if this sort of positive change occurred. >> wouldn't it be cool if my database work better? >> i think it's better if we create positive change in the world. it is significant trend occurring not only in the valley , but across the world. people can use a thing called the company to create good in the world. large companies like facebook, google, and others are leading the way. a lot of the founders are getting in the way -- getting in the game. >> i think right after i left your garage -- i see this clip on silicon valley. the opening show. take a