shephard? how has everything been since you've been up here? >> it's all right. mean, it's solitary confinement, really, but if that's what i got to deal with until i go home, that's what i'm going to do. because i'm up on 900 days. and if it takes me staying in that cell until i go home to avoid all the craziness going on out there, do this or do that or get this or end up having this done to you, all that, they can keep all that. i'm going home. >> okay. i will get with internal affairs. make sure we follow up and make sure all the paperwork is done appropriately. we'll work on making sure you get adjusted to what you need. if you need anything or something happens up here, you let me know right away. >> all right. >> thanks. he has a legitimate concern, i would say almost 100% he'll be granted protective custody. and he'll probably do the rest of the time on protective custody inside the prison. >> some people can say, oh, you're soft. you're a coward. oh, you punked [ bleep ]. whatever they want to say. hey, i don't care, you know? those are words. i don't ca

the family's german shephard chased the lion down the tree. the lion eventually took off into the wild. >> i called all of my neighbors who were home and called and we alerted everybody around, and went out and checked my goats again. i'm planning to put them in their barn tonight. i have a locked barn for them. >> reporter: that's what he did. he thinks the mountain lion attacked and killed two goats two years ago, that's why tonight he's taking extra precautions. >>> pension reform has been at center stage after an nbc bay area investigation that revealed city officials may have used inflated retirement costs it sell a fiscal disaster. the manager's office is recommending the city council soften some of the language in the ballot measure scheduled to go before voters in june. council members will take up the issue during their march 6th meeting. proposed revised ballot measure is a critical step towards reducing retirement costs. >>> the mardi gras celebration has a chaperon. there are temporary no-parking rules in place and tow trucks are p

>>shepard: i am shephard smith and this is "studio b" at the bottom of the hour and time for the top of the news. rick santorum got a triple win yesterday. and a lot of people say he may have shaken up the republican race. but did it really? he claims he had the momentum and there are three more contests this in for him to get a chance to prove it: maine, arizona, and michigan. and then super tuesday. when ten states hold primaries or caucuses. and now like from washington, dc, this afternoon. james? >>reporter: rick santorum said the great gift of his political career has been that no one ever thinks he can win anything. this morning, found santorum at the chapel in texas not of dallas where worshipers engulfed him in prayer and the former pennsylvania senator is campaigning in the lone star state whose primary is still two months away shows his eye is on the long term. his rhetoric shows he aims to broaden his appeal. >> people say you are the social conservative candidate in this race and i say, no, i'm the candidate who understands how america works. and what america is all about

shephard smith had that baby face, too. who were the first voices on that morning, 6:00 a.m.? >>megyn: people i have never heard of before. >>shepard: louie and allison, and she went off to have a family and babies. >>megyn: i interviewed for my job in 2003 and the number two guy said, everyone wants to be here now we are number one and i was only in news for nine months and i said, they are number one? this is a big interview. i didn't know anything about the status. >>shepard: the news begins anew, on "studio b" today. the president unveiling a plan to help americans refinance their mortgages. great. right? will the multibillion dollar effort get beyond congress? a florida businessman legally adopted his girlfriend. he is 47. and she is 42. now he is his daughter. why? well, wait until you hear why. and an attempt to protect assets from a wrongful death lawsuits. can he get away with that. the official nfl quaterback joins us, live, to discuss injuries, addiction, recovery, and his plan to help other athletes. it is all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. this is

. >> i'm preparing myself to see a german shephard, rottweiler, the top of dogs i have seen in americat allowed to go near. here comes this happy cocker spaniel, right out of a disney movie. >> that was the drug dog. not intimidating, just a lap dog. so excited went in that cell and did its job and the handler was excited and working together as a team. >> the rapport the officer had with the dog was almost like somebody with a pet. after the search was completed, the officer then started playing with it, putting the ball in the mouth and spinning it around, this dog was just all floppy ear and happy. >> how often do you -- >> translator: at the beginning she was finding more, now the inmates are more careful. >> narrator: this man has been especially careful. >> translator: get packing. >> narrator: after serving one year for theft, we were there on the day of his release. >> translator: well, i lost 12 months you could say, 12 months doesn't seem like a lot but it is a lot because this time has been very stressful. i feel amazing but i still don't quite feel the freedom. i think when