that adult eagle swoomed down from the stratosphere and said to the confused biffered, boy, you ain't no chicken. you're an eagle. your mighty talents weren't meant to scrape on the ground for cat er pillars. he said boy, you ain't no chicken, you're an eagle. your eagle eye was not meant to be limited to the narrow confines of the barn yard but to seek out your unfulfilled potential and spread your wings. you ain't no chicken. this is the message to each of us today. i don't care what you've done up to this point in your life. i don't care if you've had chicken parents, attended chicken school, even if you had chicken teachers, chicken assignments and even some of you have some chicken jobs with chicken managers arpped -- and supervisors. don't think chicken thoughts and don't dream chicken dreams. think like an eagle. ok? all right. all right. [applause] wasted time and potential we will never be able to recover the time wasted. i repeat, the greatest tragedy in life is wasted time and wasted potential. even at my age i wake up every day with this notion of discovery, wanting to kno

this is eight-year-old zoe thompson and she's playing "str "stratosphere" by strativarius. ♪ >> it'sncredible, right? >> i want to be in her band. >> it looks like the video is in fast forward. >> eight years old, she started taking guitar lessons at the age of six. so she's only been taking lessons for two years. >> i'm jealous. >> i'm very jealous of her. she's not from the mini band, is she? >> that's a good eye, yes. she's a guitar player from the mini band. we've seen her on this show here before. and she's even amazing without the mini band with her. so joining us right this minute from newbury, berkshire, england, we have zoe thompson. >> hi. >> this video is incredible. your talent is amazing. how do you do it? >> i sit down and practice a half an hour every day. >> what guitar do you use? >> a papuchi. >> i'm a van halen fan. can you give me a little van halen? >> i can do something. ♪ >> oh, man, she's awesome. >> that, of course, was "guns a and roses, "sweet child of mine." >> this might be crazy, but what do you want to be when you grow up? >>> take one. >> oh, oh! >>> m

his canadian flag floated 30,000 feet into the stratosphere. equipped with four boxes and a gps.n lego man came back down to earth, took the amazing video of the legoman's ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up next on the late night show with david letterman. wjz 13, maryland's news station. have a good night and have a good weekend.

he's in the stratosphere in new hampshire. if the other candidates, even if he wins, which i think is probably likely, but he comes down from the stratosphere to a level that is more like what he's been getting say 25% to 30%. then he will be perceived as very vulnerable. but if he has a lot of momentum, you know, there is this old adage, democrats fall in love with their candidates, republicans fall in line. right? and at a certain point, the republicans may decide they fall in line. but here's the problem for mitt romney. tea partiers don't like him very much. and that will dog him in south carolina. >> all right. thanks very much to both of you. we appreciate it. and we're going to -- thanks to you, joe johns. we're going, to of course, be speaking with mitt romney's top adviser late iron in our show and put those questions to him. that's coming up in a few minutes. the next president obama announced sweeping changes to america's military. today as everyone focuses on the campaigning of big story. and did you know we have 2

. >> teenagers have planted their flag by sending an legoman into the stratosphere. it was equipped with a camera. it traveled 15 miles above cards before the balloon's popped. the man was found 75 miles from his home. that brings today's show to a close. you can find constant updates on our website. for all of us act bbc world news america, and you for watching. have a great weekend. funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business, offering specialized solutions in capital to help you meet your growth objectives. we offer expertise and tailored solutions for small businesses and major corporations. what can we do for you?

. >> a canadian teenagers have planted it there flag by sending a lego man into the stratosphere.re homemade spacecraft was fitted with a camera so it could record every minute. what happened to the spaceship? that is what i want to know. that brings the show to a close. you can find constant updates on our website. to see what we're working on, simply visit our facebook page. for all of us that "bbc world news america" thank you for watching and have a good weekend. >> make sense of international news. bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu newman's own foundation and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business, offering specialized solutions in capital to help you meet your growth objectives. we offer expertise and tailored solutions for small businesses and major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles.

he's in the stratosphere in new hampshire. if the other candidates, even if he wins, which i think is probably likely, but he comes down from the stratosphere to a level that is more like what he's been getting say 25% to 30%. then he will be perceived as very vulnerable. but if he has a lot of momentum, you know, there is this old adage, democrats fall in love with their candidates, republicans fall in line. right? and at a certain point, the republicans may decide they fall in line. but here's the problem for mitt romney. tea partiers don't like him very much. and that will dog him in south carolina. >> all right. thanks very much to both of you. we appreciate it. and we're going to -- thanks to you, joe johns. we're going, to of course, be speaking with mitt romney's top adviser late iron in our show and put those questions to him. that's coming up in a few minutes. the next president obama announced sweeping changes to america's military. today as everyone focuses on the campaigning of big story. and did you know we have 2

i mean stratospherically.nese man spent $16,000 on a virtual sword. $16,000 on a virtual sword. i'm sorry, i just must live in another century. for the game of wulin. it is not even being released in china until the spring. now, of course, not every gamer is that crazy. sorry if i'm offending some of you who are that rich. but some of the thriftier gamers purchased things for $2500 and the hook of departure sheath for a paltry $1600. well, even if you aren't that into gaming, you'd be surprised just how much people spend on casual games, which brings us to tonight's number. 680,000. that's how many people are estimated to pay more than $1,100 a year to play virtual games on zynga like farmville and mafia wars. they found that the average paying user spends about $280 on zynga's games. >>> still "outfront," the "outfront" five. a parent's plea. >> i miss her so much and i want her home. >> santorum strikes back. >> oh, i'll take on mitt romney, rest assured. i'll take him in on the issues. >> all this "outfront

i mean stratospherically.a chinese man spent $16,000 on a virtual sword. $16,000 on a virtual sword. i'm sorry, i just must live in another century. for the game of wulin. it is not even being released in china until the spring. now, of course, not every gamer is that crazy. sorry if i'm offending some of you who are that rich. but some of the thriftier gamers purchased things for $2500 and the hook of departure sheath for a paltry $1600. well, even if you aren't that into gaming, you'd be surprised just how much people spend on casual games, which brings us to tonight's number. 680,000. that's how many people are estimated to pay more than $1,100 a year to play virtual games on zynga like farmville and mafia wars. they found that the average paying user spends about $280 on zynga's games. >>> still "outfront," the "outfront" five. a parent's plea. >> i miss her so much and i want her home. >> santorum strikes back. >> oh, i'll take on mitt romney, rest assured. i'll take him in on the issues. >> all this "out

. >>> two canadian teenagers have sent a lego man into the stratosphere. it was fitted with cameras that recorded every minute of the 90- minute trip. 15 miles high traveled above the earth, then a landing safely back on solid ground. -- and landing safely back on solid ground. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business, offering specialized solutions in capital to help you meet your growth objectives. we offer expertise and tailored solutions for small businesses and major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. 

look at this digital cameras that took snap pictures like these high up in the stratosphere. it was a personal project for the two college students. two years in the making of a budget of just 400 dollars. the on board video capra captured the moment the weather balloon burst and homemade parachute floating the capsule back to earth. wow. they had a lot of time on their hands. >> now, "good morning maryland." >>> the fight to legalize same sex marriage is heating up. i am linda so. how first lady katy o'malley is joining the fight. >>> i am corinne redman and i will tell you why down loading could cost you more money in the state if lawmakers have their way. >>> president obama will make a stop in maryland. find out where he is scheduled to address voters. >>> i am sherrie johnson in for charley crowson. let's start with lynette. >> we need the umbrella but we are watching fog so we have reduced visibility and my tip to you as you head out the door, when you get in the car, put the low beams on instead of the high beams because you want to see more road and less fog. we can s

. >>> with sales of smart phones and ipads in the stratosphere, the market for apps have exploded.y of the company's developing them are true small businesses. working out of their home offices and even their parents' houses. ♪ >> you no longer need a studio of or or 300 people. >> you have a friend of a friend. >> these intrapreneurs are referring to the gold rush that is the app industry. programmers are downloading software development kits, designing apps and releasing them by the thousands, hoping to grab the attention of smart phone users. this is office heroes, a social gaming app where people create office spaces and share them with friends. it's the creation of high school buddies turned business partners. after working onchung, will fong. they decided to go eight full time. they quit their jobs and set up shop in will's parents house. >> the inception of the idea to the actual time of the store was about 7 to 8 months. every day has been an experience. >> they diseyeded to use a premium business model. office here society free to download but special office items such as

it will promote the bay area to be different stratosphere. it will make as a culture capital.have a fund raiser. it will come from a beautiful combination of san francisco families and a new generation of finding their philanthropic muscle. >> you have already raised $75,000. >> if people want to go to the web site causes.,, >>henry: those drivers who are stuck on the bridge >> it is on the outside of the cables facing towards the ferry building. >>henry: this is an amazing bay area worldwide fascinating projects. >>ysabel: welcome back. 49ers fans are waking up to dreams of a 49ers super bowl. costs >>marty: the san francisco are mopping up a fire that could have spelled disaster for neighbors. 51 expected in half moon bay. 56 for santa rosa. 56 expected for santa rosa. this is we also have a crane on high. ahead on >>ysabel: we are starting this morning with a developing story in san francisco. this three story home went up in flames overnight. at least one person was sent to the hospital. this is a video from the scene overnight. the phone call came in just before 2:30 a.m.

. >> the expectations game has reached a different stratospheres, from a probably second place finish too a possibly victory. given mitt romney a way to lock in. gentlemen, it's nice to have you here. chad, i want to start with you. we saw in iowa, new hampshire now south carolina that last-minute surge, do you think newt gingrich can pull it out, or even rick santorum. >> i've been saying for weeks, don't think that yesterday's polls or what happened in iowa or new hampshire is going to lock this down. voters are fiercely independent, they want to make their decision, they're tailing a good hard look, and of course we're being inundated with tv ads, mail and robo-calls. i think people were tuning in last night, and certainly the one monday night as well, and those things are helping them to mare their decision. >> we're talking about $12 million, who is winning this adt the ads, and i watched a bunch this morning and last night, clearly the antiromney or non-romney forces are dominating the air waves right now. he's been offmessage all week long, especially on his taxes. he said he m

>> i think oprah has risen to a level in the stratosphere unknown to all of us. it's a wonderful, wonderful story. she is a unparalleled success in our business. >> why, do you think? >> she's a compelling personality and i think you know, she e lis. >> i've never met her before she walked through door for my first interview. she's genuine. oprah winfrey, beneath the billions, the tabloid headlines, is a genuine woman. >> i don't think she could get to where she has without that. >> is that the secret do you think of broadcasting? particularly when you're in people's lives, a country like america every day, week in, month in. it finds you out, doesn't it? there's no point pretending to be something. >> i always said, it is not realistic to expect me to walk down the center of every issue, a mechanical man, never revealing how he feels. i think if you watch my show enough, you pretty much guess. i never felt i had to be in the closet about my political views. i do think it's possible to talk too much and become an evangelical host. that's not a good thing. but i d

. >>> and we have to get this lego man in the stratosphere. what are they doing?lloon. they went to the party store and bought $160 worth of helium just to blow up like happy birthday balloons, but they blew up an entire weather balloon. it went up 80,000 feet. the balloon popped. it was 7,000 miles away. how did they find it? they had a gps phone attached to this guy, and when it landed, they drove back to it and found all the parts and now they have 97 minutes of video of this thing going all the way up into the stratosphere. you can see the black sky. i'm thinking like the guy from virgin. branson? richard branson has to be interested in this. >> i love that story. one of my favorites of the day. chad meyer, thank you so much. >>> now to the race for the white house. we are now four days here from the florida primary. we're going to go live to florida with the big debate moderato moderators, did a fantastic job last night. wolf blitzer talking to me next. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. lord of the carry-on. sovereign of the security line. you never

he traveled 80,000 feed into the stratosphere before coming back down to earth as a hero. >> that's amazingat's impressive. all right. >> or come apart. >>> that's it for us tonight. i'm kai jackson. thanks for watching. much more ahead on the cbs evening news with scott pelley. we now take you to economy starts picking up steam. but is it growing enough to get unemployment down? anthony mason on the fragile recovery. profits are up, so we asked the man in the driver's seat why not hire? with businesses holding on to a trillion dollars worth of cash, what are you waiting for? jim axelrod is on cape cod where they're trying to solve a mystery. why are the dolphins stranding themselves? and "on the road" with steve hartman. a man who's lived by the golden rule gets something priceless in return. >> you can't buy the love that people have poured out for dad. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, the latest report on the economy today looks like welcome news. it shows that the economy was growing in the final three months of last

prices for farmland are soaring into the stratosphere, and some of the big winners are some folks whow an awful lot about hard times. right now, of course, iowa is in the news for politics, but we thought this was news as well. harry smith traveled to iowa to visit some of these fields of dreams. >> reporter: a steady stream of farmers came filing in to the community center in wellsberg, iowa, last week. the attraction? not newt, not mitt, not rick, but dirt. >> it's a good piece of dirt, you know it is. that's why wrur all here. >> reporter: 76 acres of prime farmland for sale in grundy county. >> we'll go ahead and get started on the property. >> reporter: the auctioneer rode the bids up past $9,000 an acre. to 10,000. [ auctioneering inging ] >> reporter: and even 11,000. then to 12 and $13,000. topping out at a dizzying $13,450 an acre. >> sold the farm. >> reporter: more than double what the land would have sold for five years ago. while real estate across the country may be in the cellar, farm prices from acoast to coast are over the roof. land prices in iowa 20%. have you ever

>> i think oprah has risen to a level in the stratosphere unknown to all of us.eled success in our business. >> why do you think? >> well, i think she's -- she's a compelling personality. and i think, you know, she elicits a real feeling of -- a heart-felt feeling from her viewers and from the guests as well. >> i'd never met her before she walked through the door for my first interview. she's genuine. oprah winfrey, beneath the billions, the empire, the mythology, the tabloid headlines is a genuine woman. >> i don't think she could get to where she is without be a genuine woman. >> is that the secret of broadcasting, every day, week in, month in, it finds you out, doesn't it? there's no point pretending to be something you're not. >> that's correct. i always said it is not realistic to expect me to walk down the center of any issue like a mechanical man never revealing how i feel. i think if you watched my show enough, you'd pretty much guess. i never felt hi to be in the closet about my political views. i do think it's possible to talk too much and become an ev

i think what all of the candidates are trying to do is take romney down from the stratosphere, from theevel, and if they can split the vote and get him down where he normally is, in the 25 range, then they'll be able to say that he's a weak front-runner. that's, i think, the best they can hope for. >> gloria and ron, thanks very much. how much is your vote worth? backed by the super packs, candidates ready to spend their way into your hearts. and the shock iing slaughter in syria. the government is spending so much on its brutal crackdown, it's running out of money. on my, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> a chilling new development in syria's bloody domestic conflict, a suicide bombing in the heart of damascus leaving dozens of people dead and many more wounded. following these developments from beirut, arwa, you fi

he reached 80,000 feet into the stratosphere and then the balloon popped.o man returned safely to earth bringing back some amazing images and then those genius boys used cell phone gps to locate him. >> 63 in half moon bay to 73 degrees in santa rosa. up from the average high of 56. good evening. this is your friday night here in the city by the bay the city of san francisco where let's go ahead and look at some of our current air temperatures. san jose in the upper 50s. we are sporting numbers in the upper 50s and the low 60s across the santa clara valley. oakland 63 degrees after experiencing a high of 67 degrees. it's clear in the mid-50s in hayward. tonight chilly, freezing inland especially right there near the tri-valley. san ramon and blackhawk at 32. mid-30s across willow glen and cupertino. clear and chilly skies tonight. otherwise, spring is definitely sprung for your saturday. then a chance of a few sprinkles far north bay by sunday night. santa rosa to the north and this right here is an area of low pressure that wants to undercut our huge ridge