gordon was captured in tuscaloosa in a movie theater parking lot on sunday morning. cobert was caught later that afternoon. >>> well, the real scope of that massive cyberattack on sony pictures is still unraveling. new this morning, it is the screenplay to one of next year's most anticipated movies. and now a new indication that we ain't seen nothing yet. the hackers are promising, quote, a christmas gift. nbc's joe fryer reports. >> reporter: james bond already has a new villain in his next film isn't even out yet, like a scene from the last bond movie sky fall, hackers have attacked. >> can someone tell me how he got into our system? >> reporter: an early version of the screenplay for the next 007 film spektor, still in production, was stolen by hackers. in a statement, ian productions says it is concerned that third parties who have received the stolen screenplay may seek to publish it or its contents. after releasing more stolen files this week, the hackers say they're just getting started. >> promising a lot more to come in what they call the meer ary christmas

. >> reporter: the third suspect was captured at about midnight 100 miles from here in tuscaloosa.s back here in the jail in butler, alabama, today. the trio escaped over the weekend. they convinced the night jailer that one of the inmates was sick, when the jailer opened the door, they were able to overcome him, take his cell phone and keys. and with those keys, they were able to unlock the jail and make their escape. two of the suspects were recaptured over the weekend. one 30 miles from here at a family member's home, the other, also in tuscaloosa in the parking lot of a movie theater. the men were wanted for crimes ranging from burglary to capital murder. and this was a widespread search. 19 agencies not just from alabama but from mississippi, as well. involved in the search for all three men now back in custody. for nbc news, janet shamlian. >>> what changes should be made if any to secret service. the biggest breach was the one in september involving a man who jumped a fence and reportedly made it into the east room of the white house. that lapse led to the resignation of the

a tip line ringing off the hook in tuscaloosa, alabama, about gordon, charged with burglary and armed robbery, tracking him for hours and apprehended him. and culbert, caught 36 miles from the county jail after his grandmother's house. and one man is still out. accused murderer. tonight, they are urging residents to be on high alert. >> i have a pistol. and i'm on the ready. >> reporter: it appeared the three men separated as soon as they escaped. one of the marshals spotted one of the inmates walking around in a mall. this guy can be any where. >> walking around a mall. hard to believe. thank you so much. >>> now to the growing scandal for sony pictures and hollywood stars. a new batch of e-mails with more big names. and compromising the company's plans. lindsey janice with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, more company secrets in a document dump by the sony hackers and a new threat from guardians of peace, the group claiming responsibility for the attack, promising a large christmas gift, including larger quantities of data. which they stay will put sony in its worst state. >> i do

. >> reporter:nobody was inside the $1.5 million dollar mansion.just outside of tuscaloosa.d down in the wee hours monday morning >> reporter:and they haven't ruled out foul play after one witness reported seeing a car speed away just before the house ignited. >> reporter:and in the boca raton bowl in florida. >> reporter:marshall got a monster performance out of wide receiver tommy shuler to make quick work of northern illinois. >> reporter:college hoops. stanford pulling off the upset. >> reporter:johnny dawkins in his 7th season on the farm. stanford in austin today taking on the 9th ranked texas longhorns. >> reporter:christmas just a few days away. so here's stephen curry singing jingle bells with the help from some friends. >> reporter:stanford headcoach 30 seconds on the --board. cardinal up one. randall maybe the lakers are better without kobe bryant 63-48 at halftime. that's been curry with a few others were joined with the holiday spirit with the holiday spirit. >>jingle bells, jingle bells... jingle all the way! happy holidays! >> catherine: it you're looking for

proximity to tuscaloosa. rose bowl, oregon/florida state. winners will meet for the national championship game. on january 12th. meanwhile, stanford take on maryland terrapins. december 30th. and stanford make sixth consecutive bowl appearance. first in the fosters farm bowl. which had been for 11 years held at at & t park. a week in the nfl. recap all the action and count down the top plays from week 14. we are coming back right after this. ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ you are locked in on sports sunday. plays of the day. tied in overtime. bridgewater. wright does everything right. 87-yard. walkoff touchdown. for the vikings. matthew stafford's pass tipped. catches it. runs it in for the score. lions are winners. rams of washington. and back to take the punt. working to his right. weaves through stom defense. and -- he has got to see hip. and good-bye. rams sh

demarcus woodard was arrested late last night at an apartment in tuscaloosa. the three inmates on saturday after luring a jail worker into their cell and overpowering him. the men were imprisoned on charges ranging from burglary to capital murder. >>> a five-alarm fire caused the roof of a warehouse to collapse in dallas. more than 100 firefighters rushed to the scene overnight. the warehouse was surrounded by several homes and businesses, but firefighters don't believe anyone was hurt. the cause is under investigation. >>> and we have new video of a dramatic rescue at sea. this comes from the u.s. coast guard. the victim's boat had broken down, left him stranded off the koe coast of hawaii on saturday. rescuers had to battle ten-foot wae waves and 40-mile-an-hour winds to reach him. >>> for first time bill cosby respond ee eed to the sexual as allegations. the 77-year-old comedian said, quote, i only expect the black media to uphold the standards of excellence in journalism, and when you do that, you have to go in with a neutral mind. cosby also praised his w

pictured on the left was captured 100 miles away outside a movie theater in tuscaloosa, jahmahl colberthe middle there, he was reportedly captured at a family member's house and a third, demarcus woodard remains at large and is considered very dangerous. he and colbert are both accused of murder and gourd was originally jailed on armed robbery and burglary charges. >>> it has been one week since a mississippi teenager was brutally killed. investigators say someone poured lighter fluid down her throat, set her on fire and left her for dead. years old. so far no arrests have been made. her jail was jessica chambers. it happened in the small curl town of -- family and friends said their final farewells.7yov a reported 400 mourners packed the funeral. brian, where does the investigation stand rights now? >> right now i can tell you we spoke to the da, district attorney john champion who's telling me they're still working their leads in this horrific murder case but there are no known suspects at this time. jessica was found justice of her car in that small town of court/ land, mississippi,

look what happened to his off- season home just outside of tuscaloosa, up in flames.ortunately no one was harmed. >> reporter: burn down and they have not ruled out foul play. just hours before the house ignited. >> reporter: name the player of the year but associated press and and the bocor raton both in florida this guy just went off at with a monster game. --for spa >> reporter: college stafford: of the up said. stamford in austin taking on the texas longhorn it was pretty much the jason randall show. sending it to overtime creek aforementioned randall winding down 22 clutches of upset. 74-71. >> reporter: for the third time in five years with the trophy will indeed go on toward all three of these trophies will soon be available for the public to see. to of northern california and will be the third time that i have mentioned that the tour is happening. it will end in reno early march. with christmas just a few days away staff the curry decided to hook up with a friend accurate and singeing nobelist. --and sing jingle bells >>jingle bells... jingle bells .. jingle a

demarcus woodard was caught overnight in tuscaloosa. the other two were recaptured over the weekend. >>> police are looking for a motive this morning in the kill oufg an auburn university football player. the 18-year-old was shot multiple times sunday. police arresteded a 22-year-old in connection with the freshman's death. the shooting happened at the same complex where two former auburn players were killed in a shooting. >>> adrian peterson has a new tactic this morning to rejoin the nfl. last week an arbitrator held the nfl's decision to suspend peterson. he can officially be reinstate april 15th. he pleaded no contest last month to a misdemeanor assault charge after disciplining his son with a wooden switch. >>> california is racing for more rain. it produce add rare december tornado in kansas. a resident captured it on video yesterday afternoon and you can see the massive twister touching down. but we're happy to report nobody was hurt here. scary stuff. >> very scary. it's 7:19. ahead on "cbs this morning," it is a disease typical

the other 100 miles away in tuscaloosa in the parking lot of a movie theater. their crimes ranged from burglary to capital murder. and a total of 19 agencies, not just in alabama, but in mississippi as well, were involved in getting them back in custody this morning. willie, back to you. >> janet shamlian in alabama for us this morning. janet, thanks. >> now to that ongoing fallout over the controversial senate report of enhanced interrogation techniques post 9/11, should people involved in that program face criminal charges? chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has been following this story. andrea, good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. early on, president obama and the attorney general ruled out prosecution, though they're under some pressure to change that now, even though the cia director has acknowledged some wrongdoing. but former vice president dick cheney, who helped to form the program after 9/11, went on "meet the press." denouncing the senate report as unfair to the cia and damaging to america's standing in the world. >> the

the final fugitive taken into custody at a friend's apartment in tuscaloosa.janet is in butler, alabama with more. good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. the third suspect called extremely dangerous was re-captured about midnight. 100 miles from here in tuscaloosa. he is back here in the jail this morning. the trio broke out over the weekend, in a process sheriffs call like out of a movie. they overcame the jailer convincing him one of them was sick. they took his cell phone and keys and with those they were able to break out of the jail. two of the men recaptured over the weekend, within 30 miles away, the other in a parking lot, again about 100 miles from here. these men are wanted for crimes ranking from burglary to capital murder, and this was a widespread search. 19 agencies, not just in alabama but from mississippi, too, participated in the search. willie, back to you. >> janet, thank you. >> now to the ongoing fallout over the senate report on enhanced interrogation techniques used on terror suspects post 9-11. should people involved face crim

larry, you are on the line from tuscaloosa, alabama. first call for open phones. hey, larry. caller: hey, how are you doing? i wanted to annotate something to you all. the guest of that you had on a few minutes ago that was dealing with gun control -- host: larry pratt. caller: yes. in other words, he kind of tee - -teed on your head and called it rain water. for good, texas, i lived in -- fort hood, texas, i lived in killeen, you are allowed weapons to carry. i do not know where he is getting that from, but that is not true. sharpton, id how want to tip my hat off to you, but i want you to understand something -- you not only have to get them out of the march, but you have to get them out of the polling place. the reason why so many of these cops are getting off when it comes to blacks and whites is because of the grand jury. are stacking at the grand jury, and when you have got whites against blacks, and you jurists eight grandeu sitting up there and three black, you know what? host: let there from richard in oklahoma. what is on your mind this saturday morning? caller: a l

tuscaloosa, alabama, also a student. good morning. >> caller: yes hi. my question is just one. is there a possibility of them raising the federal pell grant allotment? because i noticed there's been a steady increase in tuition cost by the federal pell grant tends to sit still for very long time. i'm sure you report about the recently. what do you think about that? >> guest: the reports and show the poker is covering a smaller and smaller percentage of the tuition cost these days or the overall attendance costs i should say. you know as well as i do what the budget situation looks like in washington these days. i would be hard i can imagine it will be a major increase in the pell grant but congress can always surprises but i'm not sure that will happen. >> host: wild and wonderful makes the comment as were having this conversation on twitter page. the cost of college is not just tuition, but the lost opportunity to earn wages and a salary while attending college. we will be looking for your questions, comments on twitter and facebook as well. you can be no us if you want. we wi

i have been through the to tornadoes such as the tuscaloosa tornado in 2011.re for that, but yesterday, we had to get close to the core of the tornadoes, because they were rain-wrapped and the tornado was coming close to the location, so we had to actually move out of the way, and we had to move back east down county road 42 to keep from being hit by that tornado. >> and also, part of the thrill and the adrenaline rush, what keeps you going back especially with the national weather service, and the meteorologists doing the work for you, and why time and time again to chase the storms and put yourselves in harm's way? >> well, that is a great question. i'm a senior meteorologist student at mississippi state university, so i am an aspiring meteorologist, and soon to be hopefully, and it is something that is always of interest to me, and it is always very important, because i believe, you know, even with the national weather service doppler radar and those guys at the warning desks, people want to see the images, and we technically use the media to broadcast them