yasir moore. yasir, i'll start with you. that target? did you expect those folks to give you so much help? >> no, not really. i just expected to buy a tie and to go home monday. they helped me so much, i got the job. gerri: tell me what they told you. what kind of advice did they give you and did you find it useful? >> found it very useful. the advice they gave me. tuck my shirt in. keep eye contact. shaking hands firmly. make sure. [inaudible] gerri: i think that's awesome. so you're going to be starting a new job very soon at the chick-fil-a david will be your new boss. david, what did you make of yasir when you first met him. when you're looking for job candidates, what are the qualities you're trying to find? >> sure. sure. so when i first met yasir yesterday evening, i already heard great things about him from my team that already interviewed him. when i first met him last night, he gave me a strong handshake. look me in the eye. smiled. got a great impression. during our interview, i could tell he had a desire to grow.

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so we choose yasir and the team at target. francisco, the decision on filing charges and a family demand for justice >> how much longer will this warm weather trend last? >> and it's the holy grail of today's technology. now, there is a touch-screen keyboard that you can actually touch. >> president obama in stanford today, signing a cyber tech ti order and extends a olive branch to his silicon valley critics. >> the president called cyber space the new wild west where everybody wants the government to play sheriff. we'll have moret in just a moment z we begin with a visit to a conference featuring a who's who of silicon valley movers and shakers. >> it's been an all day event. he signed a executive order to make it easier to exchange threat information and then sat down with ceos for a private round table the president came to stanford to initiate a partnership to work together on fighting crime, joking how he's been lax in choosing guest pass words. >> it's just too easy to figure out user names and pass words like pass word

that teen, yasir moore, was heading to his first job interview, and the workers also gave him careerice. he returned to target with his mom to thank them for their help. >> when he told me all his advice, i got my confidence back, so when i -- so, you know, so when i went there, i was calm, cool, collected. >> they could have just sold my son a tie, but they took the time, helped him tie the tie, talked to him and they treated my son with dignity and respect. >> yasir is still waiting to find out if he got the job. chick-fil-a says they should have an answer sometime this week. >>> now some sports and some history being made in the nba last night. >> but first the latest show us how it's done. details from our guys at espn. >> he's stan, i'm neil. this is the "sportscenter" set in los angeles. ladies first. >> number one and number two up first too. top two women's teams in the nation meeting in connecticut, number two uconn, number one, south carolina. uconn, 16-3 overall in one versus two games. kaleena mosqueda-lewis, i don't know if it's three names but she's really good at three

yasir moore landed the job at chick-fil-a. his story went viral after someone snapped a picture of the two target employees helping him pick out a tie for his interview, they showed him how to tie it and went even further giving him some advice and a pep talk which he says helped him land the job. congratulations. the "50 shades" frenzy is in full swing after making its worldwide debut. people lined up across the country to be among the first to see the bestseller turned big screen blockbuster. 50 shades of gray is already the top title for this valentine's day weekend with advanced ticket sales. get this it is expected to rake in $100 million. we have more on the winter weather alert. doug is back with yet another check on the cold weather next. >> sunny and windy and cold. that sums it up huh? >> i was going to say you have a lot more explaining to do than that. >> let's get to it. the big headlines, we have a wind chill watch up for late tomorrow night and sunday. that may be upgraded to a warning and advisory. we have a hi

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. >> reporter: this is more than good customer service, yasir moore learned how to shake hands and lookr team. >> reporter: after two interviews at this restaurant we knew something yasir didn't. >> i think we are ready to offer you the job at chick-fil-a. >> reporter: out came our cameras and a few special guests from the target store hiding in the food court. >> you look wonderful. you look beautiful. >> when does he start? >> as soon as he's ready. >> i can start tomorrow. >> any advice that you can take grab it because it's just a good opportunity and these people right here helped me so much so you know just be respectful to people that try to help you out. >> reporter: you look pretty stunned by it all. >> are you okay? >> i'm speechless. >> his mother new friends from target all in tears. >> so proud of you. >> we are. >> you're like ours. you know this don't you? you have more than one mother. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abc news raleigh. >> you called it, amy. >> no, he did it. you could tell he was just such a genuine kid who wanted so badly to get that first job.

. >> chick-fil-a hire yasir moore. is next. >>> the death of an american aid worker in isis custody is confirmed. president obama readies his pitch to congress for the use of force and the white house and state department spin to create something the president said in an interview. >>> good evening. president obama says american aide worker kayla mueller epitomized all that is good in our world and he's vowing to bring her isis captors to justice. we received confirmation today that mueller has died, although we do not know the circumstances. it comes as the president gets ready to involve congress in the fight against the self-declared islamic state. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon with renewed contributions by the contribution from the united arab emirates. we begin with chief white house correspondent, ed henry and one more big reason tonight for the president to go after isis. >> good evening. p president just did an interview with buzz feed in which he said that not paying ransom for american hostages is about

. >> chick-fil-a hire yasir moore.of an american aid worker in isis custody is confirmed. president obama readies his pitch to congress for the use of force and the white house and state department spin to create something the president said in an interview. >>> good evening. president obama says american aide worker kayla mueller epitomized all that is good in our world and he's vowing to bring her isis captors to justice. we received

yasir moore learned how to shake hands and look his interviewer in the eye. >> what do you feel likenterviews with this chick-fil-a restaurant at a mall near his home we knew something he didn't. >> we are ready to after you you a job at chick-fil-a. >> out came our cameras and a few special guests from the target store hiding in the food court. >> you were wonderful. >> when does he start? >> he's ready. >> i can start tomorrow. >> it's a good opportunity. and these people right here helped me so much. so just be respectful to people trying to help you out. >> he looked pretty stunned by it all. >> are you okay? >> yeah. >> speechless? >> speechless. >> his mother and his new friends from target all in tears. >> so proud. >> you're like ours now. you know that, don't you? >> abc news, raleigh. >> off and running. time now for ask finney. michael finny answering questions sent to him by facebook twitter and e-mail. >> donna e-mailed can be you tell me which credit monitoring service is the best. >> who is that? donna? putting me on spot here. which one is the best? let me start by te

yasir found out about it at school.l over the internet. >> after i heard it went viral, i was just shocked. i was amazed. one of the best things that's ever happened to me. >> reporter: and he gets why people like it. >> it's a good story because usually in the world today you don't see a lot of good things just happening. >> reporter: but that day, in that target, these strangers showed kindness. >> they could have just sold my son a tie. but they took the time. helped him tie the tie. talked to him. and they treated my son with dignity and respect. >> reporter: and they gave him real world advice to help him get a job. >> i did step by step what he told me. >> reporter: and the nervous teen that walked into target looking for a clip-on tie left ready to meet the boss at chick-fil-a. >> when he told me all this advice, i got my confidence back. so you know, when i went there, i was calm, cool, collected. >> reporter: the folks at target say they do this kind of thing every day, just this time someone got a picture of i

. >> guess what young yasir moore got past the first round. he's so excited. he and his mom went back to target to thank the people who helped him. >> that's so great. >> i love the head fake in this too. >> not what people taught him over there. >> people are so ready for the negative. >>> a lot of news out there. let's get you the "newsroom" and ms. carol costello. >> good morning. thanks so much. "newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin this morning with the changing face of terrorism and washington's desperate scramble to change it. president obama formally asked congress to grant him sweeping military powers to fight isis and its growing threat to the u.s. and its allies. the danger hits home. isis confirming the death of american hostage kayla mueller and the white house confirms at least 1 other american is being held captive in syria. the army grows bigger and more ominous. they say 20 thousand militants are ready to die for the cause. among them a growing number of americans deploying to t

. >> guess what young yasir moore got past the first round. he's so excited.d him. >> that's so great. >> i love the head fake in this too. >> not what people taught him over there. >> people are so ready for the negative. >>> a lot of news out there. let's get you the "newsroom" and ms. carol costello. >> good morning. thanks so much. "newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin this morning with the changing face of terrorism and washington's desperate scramble to change it. president obama formally asked congress to grant him sweeping military powers to fight isis and its growing threat