good girl. >> sharon's been riding for 14 years.this day, she won't be able to escape the cares of everyday life. >> come on. come on. >> she can't possibly imagine what lies ahead as she ventures out into her favorite valley with her son-in-law. >> i left here probably about 3:30. my daughter and son-in-law came and picked me up, went out to the stable and got the horses ready. i got to ride twister. >> twister is a lovely arabian mare with a lot of so-called personality. but an easy ride overall. >> started the trail like normal and it looked fine. i knew that there was some water damage from the rains before but the trail looked final. we came around a curve and the trail kind of trapped me and disappeared. >> sharon senses danger, but tries to adapt. she's experienced and confident. >> so i start to take it to another part of the trail that was wider. at that point she stepped back and the ground just gave way. and i ended up upside down and she was on top of me. >> her son-in-law calls for help. after some tense moments, help a

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>> reporter: this woman's name is sharon osgoode. the way i see it, she is about 300 miles closer to new orleans this afternoon than this afternoon when i interviewed her in dublin. she is a 49er fanatic, and like the 49ers in the game against the falcons, she had to overcome a lot to make to it the super bowl. >> go niners! >> reporter: you can call sharon osgood the comeback kid, not unlike her beloved 49ers. remember when atlanta took a 17-0 lead against san francisco in the nfc championship game? well, that's just how sharon felt a few days ago. >> my heart was literally in my stomach, and i thought i was going to throw up. >> reporter: she had bought super bowl tickets from a guy on craigslist for $5900. she had a name, phone numbers. she trusted this guy. >> after four days of conversation, four and a half days, we didn't think that this was a hoax. who would go through all that? i mean, really, if you were trying to scam somebody, would you continue text messaging, e-mailing, phone calling? >> reporter: she wired the money, bu

sharon calling the pop star a bully. and hundreds of gaga's fans pile on to protect their icon. >>> and at this hour, painting kate. her first official portrait, once in the making, unveiled. she sat for it twice. and she's finally seeing it finished. does it really look like her? you be the judge, when we reveal it this morning. 14 and good morning, america. happy friday to robin at home. josh is off today. great to have amy robach in and dan harris this morning. we have breaking news, about the plane of the future, the boeing dreamliner. the faa just announced a comprehensive review of the plane, after two new incidents overnight. there's a brand-new investigation of the plane's power system this morning. boeing insists the planes are safe to fly. >>> plus, the million-dollar history about who poisoned the lottery winner. investigators questioning his wife for more than four hours. what court documents are revealing this morning. >>> we're going to show you a man being called mr. perfect. 9,000 women weighing in on eve

. >> reporter: her name is sharon osgood. she is a 49ers fanatic. when she saw the 49ers were going to the super bowl, she had to go, too. she put up thousands of dollars right into the hands of a con man. looked like she was going to be dropped for a major financial loss. then some fellow fanatics stepped up and, let's just say sharon is going to the super bowl. >> i was driving in my work truck and i had to pull over on the side of the freeway and my heart was literally in my stomach and i thought i was going to throw up. >> reporter: that was sharon osgood's reaction when she first learned she was a victim of a super bowl scam. she was out $5,900 to the man she had met on craigslist, a man she had grown to trust. >> now after four days of conversation, four and a half days, we didn't think that this was a hoax. who would go through all that? you know? i mean, really, if you were trying to scam somebody, would you continue text messaging, e-mailing, phone calling? >> reporter: she wired the nearly $6,000 to a credit union and expected an envelope.

silva also offered sharon free valet parking and a restaurant gift card.a statement to nbc news, the ceo of the company says he spoke to sharon to apologize, and the employees who wrote that description on the ticket has been disciplined. >> i hope and pray that doesn't happen to anyone else. >> reporter: but apparently it does happen elsewhere. across the internet people have posted their own version. it notes the to-go order is for in other words. another receipt, 315, is apparently for an asian customer. at this chicken restaurant, two drumtick and six wins appear to be for a guy, no hair. >> if there's anything possibility that something you may say or do could hurt a cuss action could hurt your business, your relationship with your employer, it's best not to do it. >> as for sharon the actress, she says she hopes people learn, words hurt. >> i think that knowledge is power. at this point i think that people should know what happened to me, and maybe, maybe this will change something. >>> busted. i hope she didn't tip that valet. >> i hope not. >>> whe

cbs-5 reporter sharon chin went to to meet this >>> for more than 50 years an east bay woman has been making waves to protect the san francisco bay. cbs 5 reporter sharon chin went to the shoreline to meet this week's jefferson award winner. >>> reporter: along san francisco bay you can hear birds chirp, kites suffer and enjoy the waves because of 96- year-old sylvia mclaughlin. >> i think it's just beautiful. >> reporter: she spent more than 50 years leading the charge to protect the bay. >> it's very gratifying to me to see so many people enjoying our beautiful bay. >> reporter: to guard the bay against sprawl and pollution, sylvia cofounded save the bay in 1961 with two friends. today she is the last survivor the pioneering trio. david lewis save the bay's executive director. >> the fact that we still have a bay today is due in large part to sylvia's leadership in a time when there weren't environmental leaders and there certainly weren't women leading that kind of an effort. >> reporter: sylvia and her friends' first victory was to stop berkeley's plan to double the size of the ci

sharon chin is in the newsroom with more on what's next. sharon. >> reporter: next president obama will sign the bill. this was a lot of pressure today. if there was no agreement before a new congress takes office thursday negotiations would have had to start all over. after closed door meetings this was a vote on the fiscal cliff compromise a by partisan senate overwhelmingly passed last night. >> we have listened to the american people, we have heeded their call once again to work together in a by partisan way. >> reporter: president obama spoke minutes after the vote. one thing i think hopefully in the new year we can focus on is seeing if we can put a package like this together with less drama, a little less brinksmanship, not scare the heck out of folks quite so much. >> reporter: eric cantor voted no on the compromise. he dropped efforts to amanned the bill to add more spending cuts after failing to get enough fellow republicans to agree. >> the senate bill failed in cutting spending. >> this is unacceptable. >> reporter: the compromi

all right sharon, thank you. >>> we'll have live team coverage from new orleans all week long. dennis and michelle, plus vern glenn, all in new orleans. >>> in other news tonight, oakland police are looking for the suspects who shot and injured an 8-year-old girl in a drive by. it happened outside a house at 2:30 this afternoon. the girl was hit in her leg and in the hospital tonight. police say from the looks of it, she was caught in the cross fire and not targeted. the house and an suv in the driveway were riddled with bullet holes. >>> the chp is looking for the drivers who did this. this is a youtube video posted over the weekend of a side show. cars doing donuts in the middle of the freeway near the oakland coliseum. and cbs 5 reporter is in oakland tonight. joe. >> reporter: this is bizarre, even by oakland standards. you know how crowded this freeway gets on a saturday afternoon. imagine having to stop while these souped up cars start to do donuts around you. >> that is not okay to put people's lives in danger like that. >> look closely today and you can still see the ci

. >> plus julie chen and sharon osborne are here.e halftime show featuring beyonce. >> first it's time to show you this morning's headlines. the "los angeles times" says the last of the andrews sisters died yesterday. patty seen in the middle was the group's lead singer. patty andrews was 94. >>> "the wall street journal" says "argo" is a hit in iran. boot legers call it their best-selling years selling more than 100,000 copies. >> it's interesting. "the new york times" says there are super bowl tickets available through licensed brokers. it's their biggest event of the year. brokers are buying as many tickets as they can to sell at a profit. one broker bought a super bowl ticket for $1,200 and then resold it for $1,800. >>> three years ago saints' drew brees was the mvp of super bowl xliv. this year he'll be watching from the stands and working as a spokesperson for tide. good morning. >> good morning. >> we want you to size up the game. two quarterbacks are going up against each other. >> colin kaepernick. both teams -- i guess it'

just like i learned from sharon. profoundly second the nomination of sharon day. >> thank you, peter. the nomination of sharon day has been moved and seconded. since there are no other nominations that qualify under rule 51 b, the nations are close. we now move to a vote. the question is on the election of sharon day. those of you in favor, please stand and remain standing. all those can sit down. all those opposed, please stand and remain standing. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. in the opinion of the chair, sharon da -- this will come sharon day as the co-chair of the republican national committee. [applause] i would like to invite co- chairman dya to make a brief remark. congratulations. >> thank you. my team has smiley faces with roses in their mouth. first, i want to congratulate again the chairman. he has been an unbelievable partner to work with. my successes and your successes have been with him as a true partner. for all those that come after us, ithey will see that the chairman and co-chairma

doctors say this does not mean sharon is conscious or will emerge from his coma. he's been n in a vegetative coma since 2006. >>> darren swain will be sworn in as the new member othe house of delegas.te he will fill the seat former delegate tiffany -- she was ousted from the office. swain served in the house from 1999 to 2003. he's an assistant vice president for alumni relations at bowie state university. >>> parents, listen up. for the first time ever, the american academy of pediatrics released a set of guidelines to curb the growing number of children with type two diabetes. experts say kids with blood sugar so low that it can't be determined whether it's type 1 or type 2 diabetes should be put on insulin therapy. everyone else should be treated with the diabetes drug met form inand talk to a doctor will changing their diet and exercise routines. doctors say the increase in diabetes is directly linked to spikes in childhood obesity. >>> it's 4:18. public hearings begin in the wake of the tragic shooting in newtown, connecticut. the hearings are being led by a

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>>> in israel, doctors say they have detected significant brain activity during tests on ariel sharon6, the former prime minister of israel suffered a massive stroke. he has remained at a university medical center in what everybody has described as a vegetative state since. last week, when scientists showed sharon pictures of his family and had him listen to his son's face and employed tactile stimulate, they did all those things and tested him and showed his brain was processing the stimuli appropriate. so doctors agree despite the comfort those results may offer to his family, he wil almost certainly remain in a vegetative state forever. it's not like this is part of a recovery, which brings me to tonight's number. 30%. that's the percent of american whose have a living will. it's much lower than it should be because more than 70% of americans say they have made the decision of about end of life treatment. but only 30% of them have put it down on paper. not doing it can create confusion and conflict for your loved ones if you're ever in that state, like ariel sharon.

sharon epperson is tracking the action. sharon? >> we are closing down about 25 pucks here sue right below the 1650 an ounce level and with no inflation in sight, a lot of traders are reallocating assets from gold to other commodities. and other assets. we are looking at gold prices severely under pressure earlier. the fmoc minutes yesterday definitely helped to send prices even further down. but this is a sell off happening for the past six weeks. in fact this six-week streak of losses is the worst week we've seen since may 2004. the key levels to watch here will be whether or not gold is able to recover toward that 200 day moving average, 1685 is that level. if it is unable to do so, traders say we will see more funds selling. 1600 is a key level here in this options ring. a lot of options at that strike price. a lot of open interest there. so that a key level to watch as well. and keep your eye next week on the rebalancing in those major commodity ind seees. that could impact gold and silver as well. some say that could be posit

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sharon epperson is cnbc's financial consultant.uple of days it was essentially avoided. >> yes. >> there could be some changes for folks. what do we need to look for? >> the payroll tax holiday they enjoyed is now over. they'll see a 2% jump in the y payroll tax. that will impact the typical american family that makes $55,000 a year by about $1,000. you'll see less in your take home pay. >> that could be yet another reason why some people may be looking for a little extra income in 2013. >> exactly. >> you have five great ideas for us, cashing in those gift cards you got for christmas. >> it's a great gift but what if you don't really want to shop anymore? you can cash in these gift cards, up to 92% of the value of the gift card at sites like cardpool.com. plasticjungle.com. it's worth looking to see if you're not going to get anything from these retailers, you can get cash back and a quick way to make a few extra dollars. >> part-time job could also be -- >> working a couple of extra hours at a part-time job. sn snagajob.com, grea

it's -- it happens. >> so sharon got down to work on donna addressing those areas. first apply concealer under the eyes using your ring finger. >> this is the finger that has the least amount of pressure in it. we don't want to damage any more skin around the eye area because we want to always look as beautiful as possible. >> put on your foundation and blend, blend and then blend some more. then, on to eyebrows. >> for me one of the things is filling in the brows because of course they frame your face. >> and don't forget that lip liner. >> i'll line the lips and then i'll go in and shade it in a little bit. when you shade it in a little bit you get your longevity out of it. you want your lips to last forever. >> just for fun some lashes and mascara of course. remember donna before? well here's donna after. talk about a wow factor. and i got to say, donna is also a makeup artist so sharon had her work cut out for her yesterday. she was watching another trick for you. sharon recommends using acne cream on wrinkles products with benzoyl peroxide and she says that hel

this new add ons and why house republicans are so opposed to them with sharon stapel executive director of the new york city gay and lesbian antiviolence project had their share and so we know that people there's people that say that this violence against women act is redundant because like violent crimes you know assault and battery and whatnot they're already illegal regardless of the gender of the victim so what's the point of this bill and is this a misguided understanding of the law well i think absolutely the violence against women act is the nation's response to intimate partner and sexual violence across the country and these are matters that we used to treat as private matters between family members since the violence against women act we've now been able to see these as social and health crises across the country that need a specific response and violence against women act does just that now i do want to take some time to break down pretty quickly added protections in the senate version that passed the senate in april so let's look at some of the details that house or conserva

sharon is live in what still is the 451. hello sharon? >> reporter: hello liz? >> hello liz.his phone is a 415 and 92% of those prefixes have been used up this could be a 628. this san francisco store turned 415 into a brand is blaze but the area code for some parts is expected to run out of numbers by october 2015. >> i don't think the 415 will fully go away. everybody will still want that piece of 415. >> reporter: they held their first meetings to ask the public what it thinks of the new area code. it has two options it can split the region so one part keeps 415 and the rest, even current 415 phones would change to 628. no one knows where the split would happen or go to an overlay and add it in the 415 region. even local calls in area codes would require you to dial 1 plus the 10 digit number. long time san franciscans want to keep 415 and would prefer to hang up on the idea of hanging up on their number or dialing more. >> no one wants to dial more numbers they want it the same. if you make a mistake and have to dial the first number and then the next and so forth then yo

let's bring in mike toue and sharon epperson. great to have you with us today. i would like it ask you what is at stake here. >> thank you, for the opportunity to be here opinion what's at stake right now, this month, are 8,000 jobs, $54 million in payroll, a 7 million tons of commodities valued at $2.8 billion. vital for our national economy. >> sharon, which do you think would be is talking to a number of energy traders today, this wasn't even on their radar, and it could have a significant impact on diesel demand without the barge traffic. we're going to see a lot of these commodities trucked or gone by railroad so that is going to impact diesel demand. that could be significant at a time when difficulty latt fuel supplies are about 15% below the five-year average, so we could see definitely an impact in the price of heating oil. that's something that some traders may not have factored in for the next couple of weeks. >> mike, is there anything we can do about this to mitigate this situation? >> yes. we've asked for two things. one is expedited rock removal w

. >> thank you, sharon. so incredibly much. a perfect life, by far the most popular rockefeller and west virginia. -- wife, by far, the most popular rockefeller in west virginia. i will get right to them. i have decided not to run again at the conclusion of this term. not now, but in 2014. i hope each of you can understand that this is an entirely personal decision. it is not a political decision and it is not easy. as i approached 50 years of nonstop public service, precluding time with the children and sharon. i consider the ways for travel in life. there are many other ways, and i know deep within me that in 2014, it is the right time for me to recalibrate and find a new balance. i came as an untrained social worker back in 1964. i actually begun my public service for years before that, working for the peace corps and the department of state. frankly, i was in search of a clear and powerful purpose. i wanted something that was so compelling and obsessive that it would fill me out completely. i did not necessarily wanted to b

go ahead, sharon. >> yes. >> >> reporter: i'm sharon epperson here at the nymex, and we're looking at has had a reaction here to the cold weather. half of the country is fueled by natural gas heating their homes so the heating demand definitely ticking up with temperatures in the single digits here along the east coast in the middle the part of the country. these cold temperatures expected to remain for the next four to five days and the other key factor that's going to impact where natural gas and heating oil futures stand is what's happens with the energy department reports tomorrow. we do have the petroleum inventory report as well as natural gas stores report. both of those key to the energy trade in the session ahead. back to you. >> all right. sharon epperson minus an ear piece, apparently, but a good report. thank you very much. >> the winning streak for the equity markets just keeps on going. it's green across the board again for all three major averages in today's session. our own jeff cox points out this is the longest streak since 1990. a bull market with no correction. >>

>> sharon -- sharon, are you going to stop interrupting my press conference? this is neil lennon here. [ laughter ] >> once he tells her who this is on the phone, i think she hung up. i think she realized she's interrupting something and then neil has wise words for reporter michael. >> you're not -- >> this will teach him. turn that phone off next time. >>> the diver who's 60 to 70 feet off the cape in okinawa, japan, and watch what strolls by. maybe a sunken ship? possibly a coral reef? nope. that is a humpback whale. listen to his bit of excitement, although you can't get too excited when you have gear in your mouth. trying to say, whale, whale, whale! >> you're down there. it's not terribly clear and all of a sudden, this just -- i'd be a little nervous. >> that's why i think that's nervous laughter at the end there, he's like -- [ nervous laughter ] >> now, this is something entirely differ. you've got three cats. the clearly obvious which one is the head cat in charge. >> meow! [ laughter ] >> what the heck? >> this one is the one in charge, because when

but cbs-5 sharon chin shows >>> talk about a sweet deal. >> try the bay area teenager who is still a years away from going to stanford. sharon chin caught up and found out he has already cooked up a clever plan to pay for college. >> reporter: 13-year-old tucker fish, came up with a recipe to finance his higher education. >> why can't i do this. >> reporter: he cooked up the idea two years ago when he sold home made snacks today the aspiring ceo has perfected his toffee candy bar. >> you want to have a good life, you have to get good grades to go to college you need a good job and have a good life. >> reporter: he expects college bound bar sales to help pay for his education and others. >> i have always thought how much promise there is in someone who continually surprises you. that is my feeling about this kid. what next. >> reporter: with one more week left on the fundraising site kick starter he has collected almost $4,000 to pay for equipment and ingredients he even got a celebrity chef to help him find a kitchen but a new state law means he can cook in his family kitchen. he can

back to you. >> sharon, thank you very much. the big stock story of the day down here at the new york stock exchange is morgan stanley. shares are up over 7% on a very solid earnings report. the stock has been a juggernaut like many bank stocks up 60% over the past six months. ceo of morgan stanley is on squawk box this morning. mary thompson is live in the newsroom. mary in. >> with 6,000 fewer employees, the brokerage unit on track and credit downgrade behind the bank. ceo james gorman sounding optimistic about the firm's prospects on squawk this morning. >> we think of all the digging and shoveling and cleaning up that we've done the last few years, that's done. now we get back to the fun stuff which is running the business. and that's what we are excited about. >> turn on equity and measure profitability. gorman saying on the conference call, it can reach 9% without big improvement in the macro economy. thanks so additional 1.6 billion in expense cuts planned by year end 2014 and improving profits at its broke yaj business.

sharon chen, cbs 5. >> yes, we do. >>> still ahead, more than 3000- calorie meal. the restaurant with the highest caloric count in all the country. we'll share it with you, when we come back. the coun . >>> well, they call it extreme eating. and you may be doing it and you don't have a clue. the country's most unhealthy restaurants might shock you. it's more than desserts you need to worry about. ihop's country fried steak, for example, and steak and eggs has 1700 calories. actually more than that. the cheesecake factory's bistro shrimp pasta has 3120 calories. and maggiano's veal porter house steak has more than 1900. that's before you even add side dishes to it! can you imagine! >> add the potatoes and all the other stuff. you're done. >> i would still eat it! >> bet you would! >> looks good. >>> let's hope tony tantillo's three-cheese tort leany isn't on the list. >> here's tony table. >>> this is spinach tort leany, which i love the spinach noodles, gives a nice flavor to it, stuffing it with cheese. we add the pasta water, because the cheese will thicken it up

sharon. and the scan showed significant brain activity in response to external stimuli. mr. the hospital for seven years after suffering is a brain hemorrhage in 2006. now, for year, the public has been under the impression that the storied israeli political powerhouse was in a coma or vegetative state. i spoke with the doctor who said sharon actually has had a low level or intermediate level of consciousness throughout the years which means he was not on life support or comatose all this time but somewhere in between consciousness and comatose and doctors don't know where exactly on the spectrum. when the new test was performed, everyone in the room went silent with astonishment because the brain imaging shows it is possible he can hear and understand what's going on around him. when his son spoke, his brain scan showed high activity in the proper location and was different than when he heard a stranger's voice. now, this all came about partly because in 2011 mr. sharon's sons who have been by his side, taking shifts visiting him at the hospital through these year, believed

. >>> reports out of israel say ariel sharon is exhibiting signs of significant brain activity.he news came as a surprise, as sharon has been in what's been described as a persistent vegetative state since suffering a stroke back in '06. his doctors say he now responds to family photos, his son's voice, among other things. former israeli leader is 84 years old. >>> trouble on the mississippi river tonight. after two tanker barges struck a bridge near vicksburg this weekend. one of the barges carrying 80,000 gallons of crude oil, and it's leaking. a sheen has been spotted three miles down river. as the clean-up progresses, river traffic is closed. 400 different barges are awaiting passage. >>> a bizarre scene in australia, where severe weather along the coastline has left some towns under four feet of sea foam. it was caused by huge offshore waves and high winds injecting air into the water. for the local kids, or for that matter, any vehicles trying to get through, it's like living with shaving cream. there is a serious side to this storm. four deaths so far. at least one dramat

let's take a look at the bonus round question: name the latest business venture for sharon osbourne, the wife of rocker ozzy osbourne. her latest business venture. > > i know, with the kardashians, i'd say she's going to be a manager? > > it is a spoon for ozzy's mouth so he doesn't drool. > very close. she is going to be representing atkins diet. good to have you guys on the show. > > thank you. > we will be right back. joining us now for some chart talk, scott bauer of trading advantage. good morning scott. > > good morning angie. > we are talking microsoft and starbucks both came out with earnings after the close. let's start with microsoft. what do you think about this stock? it was trading lower last night after the close. > > we saw earnings per share right in line. the whisper number was 77, estimates were 75, came out 75. right in line. revenues were just a tad short. they were about $150 million short or so. the big thing for microsoft right now is how is this windows 8? how is this integrating into their entire macro... lets call it "product base?" that is what their basic

california the new health exchange program that may not work well for everybody, but cbs5 reporter sharon chin tells us once it kicks in, it will certainly work for many. >> and i just came from the free clinic to get some dental work. i would really appreciate that. >> cover california is for small businesses and five million uninsured people that make too much for medical can shop for cheaper medicare. >> think of it as a one-stop shop for affordable health insurance. >> reporter: state organizers also want buying insurance to be as simple as possible. as easy as buying a book online. >> well you can go on their website and get an easy to understand display of what the plan provides, what it doesn't cover, how much it costs. >> reporter: when you log on to cover california, it is expected to tell you if you qualify for help to pay your premium. for example a family of four that makes $9 be ,000 a year -- $93,000 a year will be eligible for federal subsidies. right now they are firming up the insurance companies that will participate and details of their lance. and the teachers and the a

sharon chin, cbs 5. >> that is well deserved. nominate your local heroes for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com. click the "connect" button at the top of the page, then jefferson awards to find the email nomination form. >>> coming up next, it's all in the eyes but which is more trustworthy? blue eyes or brown? we're going to tell you. >> and we know all eyes are to the skies right now. and these cold temperatures are really expecting in the overnight hours we have the freeze warnings posted. how low are we going to go? we'll tell you coming up. >>> we have lots of blue skies out there. it looks gorgeous. looks like a lovely spring day. don't let this picture deceive you. it's definitely winter. check the current temperatures right now. this is actually the view from mount vaca. you can see the golden gate bridge from mount vaca out there now. temperatures we are seeing a lot of mid- to upper 40s. oakland 50, san jose 51. these temperatures are going to continue to plunge in the overnight hours. we are tracking the latest rain

it's a long list and sharon chin tells us that they are charging customers extra, but not giving all that extra money to the employees who deserve it. >> reporter: when you dine out at san francisco you pay a little extra to help fund the workers health care. but the city attorneys say that dozens of restaurants are not using all that money for their employees. some people find it hard to swallow. >> i think it's terrible. the waiters and staff are living off tips and don't normally get full benefits. >> they can start charging 4.5% on my bill if it is not going to the right place. >> they are telling 50 restaurants to clean up their acts in three months. >> by doing so they could avoid litigation at my office for consumer fraud. >> reporter: we don't know which of the thousands of restaurants are under investigation, but we have obtained a list of 100 who reported they have taken far more money than they have paid out in employee health costs. in 2011 they collected more than $500,000, but actually spent about $200,000 for the employee's health care. for a profit of $327,000. the pa

and cb s 5 reporter sharon chin has the details for you. >> reporter: lawmakers postponed the automaticpending cuts that would have hit the pentagon and other federal agencies this week. they did strike a deal on taxes. three hours before the midnight deadline, mitch mcconnell and vice president joe biden emerged with a compromise in taxes, agreeing to wait on flashing spending. >> this is a mini cliff. the big cliff still lies in front of us. the big cliff on all spending cuts. >> reporter: president obama had scolded congress for waiting so long. >> one thing we can count on with respect to this congress is that if there is even one second left before you have to do what you're suppose to do, they will use that last second. >> reporter: the bush era tax cuts remain in place for individuals earning as much as $400,000 a year and families $450,000 a year. for above the $250,000 level on which president obama campaigned on. but those making more will see higher income taxes, capitol gains, and dividend rates, plus a new health care reform surtax. san francisco tax attorney rob wood says

early sharon found the paper in a book after a stranger kidnapped the little girl from a hayward store. >> there was just a sense of foreknowledge that something was going to happen. >> now, after almost a quarter of a century of searching of heartbreak, sharon still does not know if mckayla took that trip to heaven. >> i don't know how much more i can take. >> last october, learned that a small bone found in a well in san joaquin county, a dumping sight of the so-called speed freak killers might be her daughters. she's still waiting for dna analysis. she's glad the fbi, not the sheriff, now is in charge and that they're searching a nearby well. >> if this bone is mckayla it's a three-inch fragmented bone, and there was a lot more to mckayla than a 3-inch fragmented bone that would need to be found. >> she has a message for the surviving member of the speed freak killers who sent me this letter saying he does not know what happened to the little girl. >> i am just calling on his compassion if he knows anything about mckayla to tell us. >> she says for the first time she's taking antide

sharon brought us inventory numbers about 30 minutes ago. sharon? >> we're seeing reaction to that.nical selling here in gold and silver with gold below a key technical level, below 1675 an ounce and silver below $32 an ounce . some folks pointed to what is happening in washington for the pullback. but more traders say more technical selling below the key levels that they're watching. we're also looking at copper prices that are only positive metal here, positive in metal territory after that flash pmi data. continuing to watch to see if copper has more gains. but as you mentioned, it is oil that is definitely the story here of the last few minutes. and that is after the inventory report from the department of energy and the big surprise there, what traders are most focused on, is the fact that we saw a withdraw of supply from kushing, oklahoma, we saw an overall build in crude supplies, but withdraw supplies from kushing, oklahoma. this has happened as the sea way pipeline has been expanded to a capacity of 400,000 barrels per day, which happened on january 11th. we're continuing t

ariel sharon the former israeli prime minister has shown signs of brain activity after being in a coma for seven years the eighty four year old suffered a stroke in two thousand and six during recent scans his responses were heightened after being shown pictures of his family and hearing recordings of his son's whoever the response was don't indicate sharon is likely to fully recover he remains in a deep coma. economists in the u.k. have warned that recent heavy snowfall has heightened the risk of britain heading into a triple dip recession that with the country's independent retailers under constant pressure from supermarket chains archies probably boyko want to see how one small business has managed to turn the tide and even thrive. it's older than buckingham palace and tower bridge and it's been a local store in the heart of rural easting land for three hundred and seventy years visitors who stumble across the village shop in this remote region of norfolk say that it's like an oasis in the middle of the desert. it was faced with going out of business and till twenty five villages st

ariel sharon the former israeli prime minister has shown signs of brain activity after being in a coma for seven years the eighty four year old suffered a stroke in two thousand and six during recent scans his responses were heightened after being shown pictures of his family and hearing recordings of his sons over the responses don't indicate sharon is likely to fully recover and he remains in a deep coma. will. be pulling. over one hundred thousand people flooded the streets of paris in support of a bill allowing gay marriage and adoption by same sex couples demonstrators wave banners proclaiming a quality is not a threat the draft of a law marriage for everyone has been high on president francois long's agenda ever since his election the issue has bitterly divided the nation the french government will start to baiting the bill on tuesday and it's predicted to easily pass the socialist dominated parliament. in the search for survivors of sunday's russian fishing boat accident in the sea of japan is still ongoing with at least eight crew members confirmed dead at the vessel named chan