it comes to us from the dashcam of a charleston county sheriff's deputy in west ashley, south carolina. as you can hear, sirens were on and officials say lights going on too. the light is red, then watch. >> broad sided. >> broad sided. broad sided by a honda pilot. the 53-year-old deputy taken to the hospital, treated and released and so was the driver of the pilot. base even the evidence here, it doesn't look like she was paying attention. >> the officer still has the responsibility to clear the intersection before he just jumps out into it, no matter if he's got lights and sirens on. can't rely on other people around you to stop when they have the green light. >> but if you notice, he did do the right thing, lights and sirens on, does slow down, stops at the intersection, waits for the traffic to pass, and it seems this woman comes without ever putting on her brakes. >> i'm not saying what he did was wrong, but maybe that woman didn't hear the sirens, didn't spot him in time. a wide intersection, several lanes, check every lane. can't expect someone to stop. >> glad it wasn't more s

but an ems technician in west, texas, named bryce ashley reed, 31 years old, is being held without bond after being arrested by federal marshals for possessing what authorities described as a destructive device, an explosive device. we are continuing to follow both of those stories. again no links announced yet. but the parallels are kind of interesting.en spoke at funel services for one of his fellow ems workers who was killed in that explosion in west, texas back on april 17th. we'll stay on top of it. jenna: well over the last few weeks we've been talking a lot about the boston terror suspects, the brothers, one of them an american citizen, were going to american schools, they were emersed in our communities but allegedly motivated by their faith to commit murder. with their faces on television screens and internet and newspapers for close to a month, it is now once again sparked some debate about muslims in america. and that said, if we're going to have that debate, they're not the only face we should be looking at and we have a new face for you today. this young woman is a inker so

ashley: brent and west texas crude is hitting the lowest level since january 2012. >> we are finally taking advantage of all the oil production we have in this country. because the supply went down a little bit, there is an expectation we will be able to export it to the global market. that is exactly what you are seeing right now. ashley: terrific stuff. phil flynn, thank you so much. lori: the cyber threat. china's use of espionage. fueling already heightened concerns. the senate held a hearing on capitol hill today examining that drive. peter barnes joins us now with the latest on that story. peter: help give investigators companies more weapons to fight cyber crime, especially from china. $300 billion in theft from american trade secrets last year alone. one expert told lawmakers today "get tough." >> the administration is doing some naming and shaming. that is good. we should be using our visa authorities. if you hire hackers in the government, you will have to cooperate with investigations or you will not get visas to come to the united states. peter: the fbi and justice depart

ashley: so from your perspective out west in the beautiful state, when do you expect prices to at leastlose to where they were before we saw the market crash? >> well, what we're seeing right now, we are about 25% off the peak of what we were in 2006 but honestly as the peak in 2006 was an artificial high. so we are growing in prices which is good. in fact the number of transactions have been month over month for 21 months up and prices increased for over 14 months in a row. that's a good thing you by think we'll see a little correction along the way. that is also a good thing. we don't want prices to go straight up. but we're seeing very reasonable pricing right now. and i'm good with where it's at. ashley: very quickly, margaret, we heard how investors are swooping in picking up properties whether from china or canada or wherever. have you seen that in the denver market? >> we've seen it actually across the whole u.s. in 2012 alone, $82 billion of properties were bought by foreign investors. they came in. they said, wow, great prices, low, low, low. let's go ahead to get our foot in t

west performed and beyonce was the evening's honorary chairwoman. proceeds raised from the night benefit the museum's costume institute. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," internet shoppers may soon face taxes and new warnings for tanning beds. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you. our online purchases are one step closer to getting a bit more expensive. as expected, the senate passed a bill that would require cyberstores with more than $1 million of out of state sales to collect sales tax. the bill now moves onto the house where it is expected to face some opposition. >>> asian stocks were higher despite weak global growth data. nikkei jumped to nearly a five-year high while hong kong hang seng's added half a percent. >>> wall street remained steady on monday following a record breaking week. the dow fell just five points while the nasdaq gained 14. >>> youtube is set to debut a series of channels that you'll have to pay to watch. a source told the associated press youtube will make the announcement within weeks. the new pay channels would join the millions of videos that are free to watch. one newspaper reported the fee would be as little as $2 a month. >>> and the f

ashley summers had moved out of her mother's house and moved into a home on this block in cleveland's weste, where her aunt and uncle lived. family members say she had an argument with her mother and took all of her clothes out of the house. the assumption was she had run away but as the days and weeks went on, her family members got frantic. has it always been your thought that she is being held by somebody? >> yes. >> reporter: about one month after the 14-year-old disappeared, her mother received a phone call from her, where ashley said she was okay. everyone in the family was relieved but then they never heard from her again. ashley's mother jennifer was on "oprah" in 2009 and said she drew inspiration from the story of jaycee dugard, who was kidnapped and found alive 18 years later. >> jaycee's story gives me hope because it makes me believe ashley will come home. >> reporter: this is a police age progression drawing of ashley, what she might look like today. obviously her family is bitterly disapointed that ashley, who would now be 19, wasn't one of the women rescued monday night but

ashley no cars are out there. >> looking at the traffic maps 880 northbound through oakland all lanes were open. it was closed overnight due to police activity. >> west bound 580 right out of livermore valley is clear. no delays in the south bay at this time. >> the north bay the ride 101 southbound marin county problem free. >> >> bullets fly on the freeway in oakland. two people in a porsche killed. 880 in the north bound direction shut down. this all happened just after 1030 last night near jackson street. all lanes north bound 80 have now been reopened. the chp also says one of the victims may have been hit by a truck after exiting a vehicle. passengers and two cars were reported to have been shooting at each other. the porsche riddled with bullets was left at the scene. oakland police and the chp spent several hours this morning investigating into then a piece in together the events leading up to the shooting. this is a developing story it will bring you live report later this morning. >> in san francisco state university police officer was injured while removing dressed as a celebratory last night. around 8 university's as an authorized good pe