and dustin responds back that he did say something... and jessica responds "yeah, that could kill you." >> i'm sure it made everybody mad, but he wasn't going to put his life in danger. >> while working in north dakota dustin met jessica summers the woman he planned to marry. >> he would make comments about how he never thought about proposing to a girl, or he knew nothing about diamonds or rings. one day he said you know it's all about the clarity and the cut. and i thought wow >> oh man he's a big ol softie for that ol lady i tell you he was. yeah. he loved that woman unconditionally. >> after serving two tours of duty with dustin dj allred followed his friend to north dakota to find work. >> one good thing about the oil field is you don't need a lot of experience. like i didn't know anything about the oil fields before i came it was, can you work hard, yeah you're hired. >> dustin and dj were roommates and often talked about the challenges of their jobs in the bakken. one night dustin told dj that he was thinking of leaving nabors. >>

then dustin you draw, then james you draw. paul. two, one dustin you'll lead off. jim: no need to go to the -- need to go to the hat, james. >> all right gentlemen. jim: the biggest hitter in the bunch will go first. the 21st ranked player in the world. already with eight career wins. david: he doesn't dislike it. norte he should. nick: kind of sets the standard. jim: it does. next will be casey. he's not in the masters. a win here would send him to augusta. he's 85th in the world. peter: his immediate goal, get inside the top 50, qualify for the championships and augusta. jim: another good one. nick: hi likes it. ian: gouff yacht a -- you've got a blind tee shot here. some 50 feet up a rise. you have to carve that second shot. here's james, we never saw him warm up on the range. david: talked to him on the green during his round he was about as loose as he could be in the situation. jim: 297th in the world looking for his first win. nick: baffle fade off that left edge. oh sitz down. jim: only dustin johnson in the fairway and he's deep. anything? no. you? no. afl

then dustin you draw, then james you draw. paul. two, one dustin you'll lead off. jim: no need to go to the -- need to go to the hat, james. >> all right gentlemen. jim: the biggest hitter in the bunch will go first. the 21st ranked player in the world. already with eight career wins. david: he doesn't dislike it. norte he should. nick: kind of sets the standard. jim: it does. next will be casey. he's not in the masters. a win here would send him to augusta. he's 85th in the world. peter: his immediate goal, get inside the top 50, qualify for the championships and augusta. jim: another good one. nick: hi likes it. ian: gouff yacht a -- you've got a blind tee shot here. some 50 feet up a rise. you have to carve that second shot. here's james, we never saw him warm up on the range. david: talked to him on the green during his round he was about as loose as he could be in the situation. jim: 297th in the world looking for his first win. nick: baffle fade off that left edge. oh sitz down. jim: only dustin johnson in the fairway and he's deep. anything? no. you? no. afl

dustin johnson has this for the win. ian: he walk -- david: he walked down there to look more at the wet than the line. jim: coverage is going to continue for those of you on the woast coast on cbs after completion of this hole and then the rest of the nation, be ready to switch over to golf channel. for the continuing live coverage. [captioning made possible by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] casey stays in it. nice up and down. we're on our way to having three pars posted here at 18. guess what, we're going to have a little audible here. we're going to stay across the nation on cbs for this next hole. going to be the 10th hole, one of this great holes in the world. now going to be the site of where this will all be decided. they march on, just a short walk over to the 10th. there it is. drivable but that is one of the scariest little holes you'll find anywhere. as gary mccord was telling us hour

dustin is over here but cruise has to move the whole film forward. it's a tough role.s great. >> on to these roles that dustin hoffman -- who's the greatest actor of all time? >> that's a hard question. i think there -- i don't know that i can say. i certainly think that having worked with al on movies, he's one of the greatest actor i have ever seen. he has such dedication. he's so committed and so longs to work. it's really quite remarkable. >> i loved him in shy lock. >> on broadway? it was amazing. >> you made a movie in 1997 about how a president manipulates the bench to get himself off the hook from an embarrassing scandal. in fact, there was a joke and now a year later comes monica lewinsky and that whole mess. how did you know the girl would be a beret-wearing woman who looked just like this woman? i said to you in the break, religions are based on less than this. how did you know that she would be wearing a beret? >> there's no answer to it because someone said, what did you do, go back and put that in the movie? i said, no, we just happened top her with a ber

but dustin paul will still be here for a while. >> how do i describe myself? a mother [ bleep ]. that's how i would describe myself. >> over the past five months paul has been trying to leave the jail through his own ill-fated escape attempts. >> i know there's no way i'll get out of here. that's not going to happen. i was really just upset i was in jail. you know? that was just my way of saying [ bleep ] you pretty much. >> escape can carry up to a ten-year prison sentence. but since the farthest paul ever got was the day room of his housing unit jail officials have not filed criminal charges. instead they've kept him locked up in segregation. >> my beard represents how long i've been here. how long my hair is, that's how long i've been down here. >> but lately paul has ceased his escape attempts and given himself a new look. because of his good behavior, jail officials have moved him to a less restrictive housing unit. >> everybody thought that there's no way we're going to change his behavior. and to see him today, he's a totally different person. even to s

. >> dustin maples and dennis creal are half brothers. they have the same mother. >> get out of here, come home with us. >> home, boy! >> you know what i'm saying? >> dustin is serving five years for second-degree theft. dennis is doing ten years for first-degree theft. >> time is a lot easier on our side when you got family on your side, you know what i'm saying? that way you can stick together no matter what. help each other out, you know what i'm saying? >> you know, you can talk to them about anything you know what i'm saying? you can't talk to a friend like you can your brother. >> yeah, mike. yeah, we talk about the garbage-ass food, man. there ain't no taste to it. they boil all the [ muted ] out of it. >> they don't care how it was cooked, as long as they get us fed. you know what i'm saying? >> growing up, the brothers became active in gangs and have been in and out of jail since their early teens. >> i love the dude to death, man. we've been -- we were best friends on the streets. we've always struggled together. momma had to do

check out the nice backhand pass from dustin brown. caps lose this 13-1. they will take on the ducks tonight at 8:00. last week we spent some time with the national women's player of the week from gw. she has been averaging 15-15. today she was two inches shy of a triple-double. we are in the first half. gw up 10. jones sticks with jumper from the elbow. she can do it all. 37-24 at the half. jones also was a distributor. inside to carol washington, who lays it in. jones finished with 17 boards and eight assists. gw wins 70-48. uva and florida state, michaela vincent launches a rainbow three. uva down two. florida state would pull away. megan chondrite hit four three's of her own. uva loses 65-56. nascar fans, scary moment for clint bowyer. the first ever group session qualifying today. a few minutes into the session a multi car wreck destroyed several cars, including boyer's. bowyer had got out of his car and yelled in his window. both drivers were ok. last night, victor oladipo came second in the slamdunk contest. i would say his careers off to a good sta

dustin tyler is working to make his technology implantable like a pacemaker. the work is confined to a lab. igor looks forward to the day he can take his touchy hand home. >> i want to know what it will be like holding my wife's hand again after four years. >> reporter: this will mean a lot for amputees, won't it? >> i hope so. one little step forward it's big to me. >> reporter: huge step. i get it. if the next person gets it that's even better. >> reporter: thanks to you, igor, i might be one of those people. for now i must make do with the tried and true hook reliable, rugged and easily repaired. well suited for my far-flung adventures in the field. but for me, it's too hot, too uncomfortable, and not useful enough to wear all the time. so mostly i do without. turns out navigating with one arm in a bimanual world is not only possible, with some creative thinking a few gadgets and practice it becomes trivial, sometimes low-tech or no-tech is really all i need for now. miles o'brien, the pbs "newshour", washington. >> woodruff: online, miles reports on a man

the captain alex ovechkin scoring, the caps tried to come back in this game but later on dustin brown of the kings sends this puck towards the -- he puts it home and that put the game out of reach. the caps losers in l.a. many players felt the effort was missing. >> they played like really the game really meant something. they were very hard on the puck finished a lot of checks. they wanted it way more than we did. >> can't take days off. i think got to be focused for 6 on minute. >> we el no we goat beat by our own mistakes tonight. they played well but the goals we -- we caused them whether it was me or our team. >>> a little afternoon hockey in the windy city. chicago blackhawks hosting the pittsburgh penguins. this game scoreless in the second. the face-off gets back to nicholas yammer sene. he cranks it from the blue line. makes it 1-0. just a laser right there. after overtime we head to a shootout. patrick sharp goes -- passes fleury who gets a bit bitter. the hawks within 2-1. the caps five points behind the penguins seven points off the division-leading islanders. >>> let's ta

two and has a chance to climb town 17 under would put him in a tie for fourth with jason day and dustin johnson and pat perez. nick: usually when you've missed everything all day you make the one at the last. jim: come on. ah! ran out of steam. he'll have a final round 74. this is coming off a 63 yesterday. the all-time course record at pebble beach is 62 jointy tom kite david duval but both of those occasions lift clean, and pace. today that 63 that jim furyk shot yesterday without benefit of putting your hands on it. then again you see so many times a guy trying to back it up it's a difficult thing to do. let's see if we can give eric close a little highlight to take home with him. there you go. matt jones will step up and have a little putt for birdie. now, he was up at the pebble beach practice and teaching facility warming up for this round today and he was face-timing with his instructor back in australia watching him warm-up. how about that? got a final-hole birdie for 73. nothing happening on that front side. and that's the only birdie of the day for matt. and the last shot of t

. >>> dustin diamond heads back to court today. he's charged with stabbing somebody in wisconsin. if you're in your 30s, you might remember him as screech on the 1990s tv show saved by the bell. he alledgedly pulled out a knife and stabbed someone after he and his fiance got into a fight with others on christmas day. he previously pleaded guilty to the charges. >>> the u.s. is not at war with islam. that is the message from president obama as he outlines his strategy for tackling violent extremism. the president says muslims here in the u.s. and around the world need to fight the misconception that groups like isis speak for conti today in washington. civic leaders from 60 countries around the world are taking part in this summit. >>> joseph clancy will permanently lead the secret service. clancy has been serving as acting director since october after julia pearson was forced out over a series of security breaches. clancy had been with the service for nearly 30 years. one gop house leader said he's disappoint that had president obama chose an insider. an independent review of the

two and has a chance to climb town 17 under would put him in a tie for fourth with jason day and dustin johnson and pat perez. nick: usually when you've missed everything all day you make the one at the last. jim: come on. ah! ran out of steam. he'll have a final round 74. this is coming off a 63 yesterday. the all-time course record at pebble beach is 62 jointy tom kite david duval but both of those occasions lift clean, and pace. today that 63 that jim furyk shot yesterday without benefit of putting your hands on it. then again you see so many times a guy trying to back it up it's a difficult thing to do. let's see if we can give eric close a little highlight to take home with him. there you go. matt jones will step up and have a little putt for birdie. now, he was up at the pebble beach practice and teaching facility warming up for this round today and he was face-timing with his instructor back in australia watching him warm-up. how about that? got a final-hole birdie for 73. nothing happening on that front side. and that's the only birdie of the day for matt. and the last shot of t

that means he is now h a three-man playoff with paul casey and dustin johnson. on the third play off hole, this is 25-footer for birdie. >> and it is good. he has come up with good reason. now johnson, he needs a putt to stand the play off. so james hahn 2015 northern champion the first cal bear to win a pga tour event and he is headed to the masters. and a little more about hahn congratulations to him. raised in alameda. he and his wife are expecting a baby girl in three weeks. and when you consider he is ranked 297 in the world and had to work at nordstroms to make ends meet. >>> and temperatures tomorrow mid 60s. windy. dry weather. >> all right. thanks a lot. thanks for choosing nbc bay area news. see you at 11:00. have a good one. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> you're watching an nbc bay area

. >>> well, dustin johnson is back on tour making shot of the day yesterday at farmers insurance opened, only on the fourth hole, puts it in the cup from 160 yards a war for the eagles. you can see the open, right the here on cbs-3 this weekend. >> if only it were that easy yes. >> get out there and play. >> we will be watching. this weekend thanks very much. >> we will be right . >>> how much do you spend when you go shopping? i'm jim donovan, three on your side introduces you to the coupon mom when she shops, she not only saves money but you she often makes a profit. >> i can save a few thousand dollars a year. >> she's an expert but you don't have to be and you can still save. watch and learn how to be a smarter shopper tonight the at 11:00. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station wpsg the the cw philly and we are back here at 11:00. >> stay tuned for "cbs evening news", isis claims another american hostage is dead, they will look at extraordinary life of caleb muhler, plus steve hartman goes on the road with a mother and son finally

police say dustin neibert broke into the milford woman's house on monday stealing jewelry, cash and her car. the woman was found tied up more than 12 hours later but she was not seriously hurt. niebert is facing home invasion charges and assault. >>> in the lehigh valley authorities in burkes county are continuing to search for an alleged kidnapper. marshall mcgitney entered a home pointed an ak-47 to a man house sitting and then drove the man to the atm, stole $60 before finally letting the man go and driving away in the man's car. the car is a dark blue honda fit. the license plate is gtd-7635. he had an ak-47 with him. if you in any information, call state police. >>> well a former pennsylvania treasurer, robert mccord facing up to 40 years in prison for extortion charges. he is free now without bail. he pleaded guilty to blackmailing two campaign donors during his unsuccessful run for governor last year. mccord expects to be sentenced later this year. >>> and the walmart truck driver involved in that crash that left comedian tracy morgan seriously hurt is appealing to delay the laws

police say dustin niebert tied her up and then stole jewelry cash and her car. troopers located the vehicle shortly after the robbery. further tips led them to niebert yesterday. >> a lot of people now know who chris kyle is from the movie american sniper. right now the trial of the man accused of murdering the marine is going on and today the defense will start to make its case. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live at the big board with the latest on the courtroom drama. good morning. >> reporter: yes, tam, it was dramatic day in court yesterday as jurors were shown new video of the man accusedly killing navy s.e.a.l. and american sniper author chris kyle as well as another man. prosecutors rested their case after calling 26 witnesses to the stand. the latest video shows eddie routh in the back avenue police cruiser just after his arrest. when the officer asked if he's okay, he says "i've been so paranoid schizophrenic all day, i don't know what to even make of the world right now. i don't know if i'm insane ." ruth routh's attorneys are -- attorneys are

dustin niebert tied the woman up stole jewelry cash and her car. tips led them to niebert yesterday. >>> security cameras caught a good look at two women who are wanted for a car theft in the city's fishtown section. philadelphia police say one of the women stole an ipod and cd's from an unlocked car while the other woman stood watch. this happened on the 2100 block of east norris street back on january 29. call philadelphia police if you know who the women are. >>> they also need help finding this woman suspected in carrying out a shooting at a laundromat in the city's tioga-nicetown neighborhood. a confrontation sparked the gunfire on the 2600 block of roberts avenue. two women were wounded when the shooter blocked the victims with her car and opened fire. >> happening today, defense attorneys in texas will put on their case doing their best to save their client from a harsh penalty in what's being called the american sniper trial. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is at the big board with the latest on what's going on. good morning. >> reporte

. >> dustin hoffman. >> i would like to thank my parents for not practicing birth control.grateful for the opportunity. to be able to work. >> it's not a sport. >> i'm greatly honored. >> in sports, whoever wins, wins. the oscars are not like that. >> i refuse to believe that i beat jack lemon, that i beat al pacino, that i beat peter sellers, i refuse to believe that robert duval lost. >> you know in your heart that it's kind of wrong, and i know i shouldn't say this because we're talking about the oscars and on many levels it's fantastic. >> there are people who are giving that artistic part of themselves that goes beyond a paycheck. and they are never up here. and many of them are not members of the academy. and we never hear of them. >> in the end, we are artists. and art is not about competition or prizes. it really is not. >> and for that artistic family that strives for excellence, none of you have ever lost and i am proud to share this with you and i thank you. >> competition by its very nature creates winners and losers. >> i'm singing in the rain ♪ ♪ ♪ but some mo

everything else was mud when it was wet, dustin was dry -- dust when it was dry, and thousands of soldiers made it worse. a significant part of the whole story is the black role in washington at the time. i will come back to the subject under the reconstruction or heading butparagraph. there were a number of progressive northern's, charles sumner of massachusetts, who was brutally caned on the senate floor by preston brooks of south carolina for saying things that preston brooks disagreed with about the south and slavery, and a number of racially and socially aggressive members of congress who became to be known as the radical, almost exclusively republicans. this is a brand-new party. election of 1860 was the first election of which republican party had had a candidate gr. these were changes that became substantiated in the life of the city in the country. so, an awful lot of social spearman tatian -- the social experimentation. it was used as a hothouse for the radical plans. their objective was for them to see -- with regard to race relations, and in april 1862 this is nine months befor

dustin. good morning independents line. caller: good morning, guys. how is it going? i just wanted to ask within a question to get some clarity as a mel ini can'tn. there is talk about nato and obviously, global sanctions were created for world peace but we can't jump on every single rebeb yol that happens. host: guest: gifts it's different for the u.s. to respond to every rebellion. after 10 years in iraq and afghanistan, we have arrived at this crisis without the resources and willingness to provide the economic assistance we were willing to provide iraq 10 years ago. so we have arrived at this crisis with, i think, significant fatigue and an unwillingness to provide the economic resources that coo transform ukraine. in many ways the debate could be not about a billion dollars in military assistance but why are we giving tens of billions of dollars to ukraine to support its economic and political transformation? host: could we provide more sanctions against russia? we have sanctions against individuals and specific sectors of the russian economy, namely banking and

our delaware newsroom tonight delaware state police detectives are looking for this man 26-year-old dustin niberg, he allegedly broke into the home on melody lane and thighed up the victim and stole jewelry, cash and her car the elderly woman was treated for minor injuries, if you recognize him you are asked to can't state police. >>> students at bear middle school in delaware will not be going back to class until next monday. the sprinkler system broke and senwater everywhere. icicles forms and they estimate that it will take a week to clean up the mess. >>> we have an update to a story that "action news" brought you yesterday at 5:30 about a delaware apartment complex that was apparently without heat, residents say their heat was restored at the marshall creek apartments last night after several days of being without. it appears that the complex was out of heating oil and a delivery was made last night. >> new jersey lawmakers and camden city officials revealed plans to get folks back to work for a new job training program. "action news" was there for the customized job training program

. >> the character begby anybody who was in "straw dogs" other than dustin hoffman.an george scares me. are you watching tv or is tv watching you? samsung's smart tv may be spying on people. the voice command for those who are too lazy to find the remote may be recording you and blabbing it later. it reads, please be aware that if your words have personal or sensitive information that information will be among the data captured and transmitted to a third party. there are safeguards, but they would. the user candy activate it -- can de activate it. it would make your smart tv like any other stupid tv. that was a lot of words. are you worried about this? if i was you living alone with that beard god knows what you get up to. >> it is just the two of us. >> it is like you are having face sex with a squirrel. are you worried about this thing? >> i don't have the samsung tv but i have the amazon box that you can speak into and i feel horribly for those who have to listen to transcripts to say is this, okay and then talking in the wrong end and the battery pom belying. i p

and you can see that we have a dustin ground.snow starte this area a litt before 4:00 and we're staro see some accu on the grassy areas. a look at route 1, however. e pre-treated this road and it's looking pretty good. t you can see that we are star to see a lif the snow sticking especially in the center there where the trafc is not going through. i guess tho are turn lanes so they're not as heavily traveled. and you can see that there is light in those areas. so cer keep your speeds down out there. we've been talking to folks this t the road condit. here's what one man had to say. >> it's a little slippery but it's doable. that's about it. >> they do a good job of neighborhood a little bit. not much. >> so the pre-treated e major roads, but not the neighborhood street talking about a lot of snow here but it is enough to make things slippery and of co the fact that this snow is coming right in time for the morng rush hour never great. reportg live in woodbridge, megan mcgrath, news 4. >>> today is a weather alert day and we're ke

temperatures to above freezing today, but enjoy this break while it lasts because tom is tracking a dustin snow heading to our area and more arctic air. the winter that will seem like it will never end. >> excited about getting above freezing. get right to the "weather " and tom kierein. >> here is new timing now on the snow arriving. is as of 2:00 this morning. we'll have this snow -- ratherw morning, i should say. sn beginning to arrive in the northernk and southern west of there. after that between 2:00 to 5:00 a.m. it quickly advances north. the rest of virginia eastern virginia, and then coming into t distric and maryland by 5:00 a.m. light snow. coming down harder in the darker zones here around southe maryland eastern shore. by mid-morning by 7:00 to 8:00, lit snow in the metro area. mae moderate at times northerl not a long lasting event. by noontime, much of it will be over leaving a trace in the suburbs. 1 to 3 northern neck. west of there and flurries up alon boreder. your work to work forecast coming up at 5:41. >>> one new issue inner loop off-rao gw parkway, one right lane bl

a dustin on some of the roads. mid-20s. holding steady near 20 overnight as the snow falls. around dawn on tuesday. up near 30 on wednesday. and more snow. but light snow looks like a brief period of that late on wednesday afternoon, into wednesday night. and it's gone by dawn thursday. very cold again. thursday and friday highs only around 20 degrees. and on saturday, could get a little more light snow. a little more light snow on saturday. so stay tuned. above freezing on sunday. what's happening now? >> right now, we have metro delays happening. we push this out. orange and silver lines, single tracking between clarendon and foggy bottom. bundle up. 29 south at 198. we have a crash. just saw the police response coming down in the southbound lane. it's there. if they happen to turn this camera around we'll let you know. 95 in virginia into town. out of town you're fine. no problems at all. nice and green. perhaps a lot of folks out of town right now. going to be a different story this afternoon. especially as we get some of the flurries falling. in prince georges county ev

a six under for the tournament and forced a play ioff with dustin johnson. he is pumped.es it left. he wins the northern trust open and it is worth $1.2 million. a great story. came out of cal and he struggled on the pga tour for years. he almost quit the tour. he was down to the final $200 at one point and decided you know what, i'm going to stick with this and worked harder and here he is today. he is a millionaire now. >> thank you. thank you for injing us. that's it for tonight. abc news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. thanks for joining us and have a great can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything for all your help. through all life's milestones our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retirement. you should come celebrate with us. i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors you know and trust. so you can celebrate today and feel confident about

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he's like yeah, it's dustin johnson, paul casey and some other by. >> his cue factor is a little highertour win. even stephen curry gave him a shout-out on twitter. not bad for a guy selling shoes at nordstrom in walnut creek in 2006. >> i was pretty good at it. >> but his golf game wasn't. his low point came during a tournament in edmonton on the canadian tour. >> i'm sitting there in my room. i'm like i got to borrow money to pay for my caddy fee. it was a little embarrassing. i was knowing to borrow money from my parents to get a flight home. and i'm sitting there on the computer going on craigslist and i start looking for jobs. >> reporter: fortunately hahn stuck with it. yesterday's win at riviera earned him $1.2 million. >> is it almost mind-boggling? >> you know how many diapers i can buy? >> reporter: despite the win golf will take a back seat for the next month. the hahns are expecting their first child and right now his top priority is picking a name. >> i'm going to have to talk to my wife about riviera. [ laughter ] so i think that's a good name. but we'll see what she says

. >>> being a or dustin diamond heads back to court take charged with be stabbing someone in wisconsinght the know him as screech from the show saved by the bell. he faces these charges after an incident on christmas day. diamond allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed someone after he and his fiance got into a fight with others at bar. he previously pleaded guilty to the charges. >>> this afternoon we expect some pretty great news for families with young children. starting next year the national park service will allow free admission for families with a child in fourth great. the every kid in a park means access to parks, forests, wildlife and millions ever of acres of historical sites. president obama will announce that program today a in chicago. >>> we have such a wonderful resource here. >> so many incredible parks to visit. >>> not a great day to be outside at any national park. weather and traffic on the 1s. >> shenandoah national park windchills minus 20 up there at those higher elevation. and the winds will begin to increase through the day ahead. winds will be gusting to aro

first round of the farmers insurance open dustin johnson back on the tour for the first time in six monthss shot of the day takes place on the fourth hole. for an eagle. he finished the day 2 over through 17 because of darkness. tiger woods forced to wait two hours due to fog. his 11th hole of the day, completely overshoots the green and calls it a day due to back tightness. this is his third withdrawal in his last eight starts. >> it's frustrating to start shutting down like that. i was ready to go, and then we stood out here and i got cold and everything started deactivating again. it's frustrating that i can't stay activated. it's just kind of the way it is. >> reporter: finally, george atkinson read books out loud at an elementary school in oakland to commemorate african-american history month. the event continues throughout the week with the help of over 100 volunteers. okay. that's a great event. so is this one. coaching core game changer awards tonight. you can check them out on comcast sports net bay year tomorrow at 7:30. it's the who's who of bay area coaches. it's for a great ca

dustin tyler is asked to pluck the stems from cherries and fails 9 out of 15 times. >> very difficultnabling this tiny circuit in his hand. >> this is what touches the nerve itself. >> it sends tiny experience that lets him experience a sense of touch from the artificial hand. >> describe your strategy. >> make sure i feel it in two fingers before i pluck. >> out of 16 cherries he only damaged ones. he wants to bring it to wounded veterans. >> to restore natural sensation and the sense of actually having your hand back. >> making parts to go inside the human body requires an unimaginable degree of precision and unthinkable degree of cleanliness. this is the same clean room where computer chips are made. >> if you have one hair on there, you have destroyed the entire thing. >> a hair is ten times thicker than the tiny electrodes. they attach one to each nerve that normally controls the hand and they will use a short wave radio to connect it to the artificial hand. it's the thing of science fiction. >> luke skywalker is able to get the prosthetic back on and can't tell the difference. >

dustin. good morning, independents line. >> caller: good morning, guys. how is it going? i just wanted to ask william a question. as a millennia and -- millennial , there is talk about nato and obviously, global sanctions were created for world peace but we can't jump on every single rebellion that happens. >> guest: we have arrived at this crisis without resources and willingness to provide the economic system that we were willing to provide a rock 10 years ago. after -- we have arrived at this crisis with significant fatigue and an unwillingness to provide the economic resources that could really transform ukraine. in many ways, the debate could be not about a billion dollars in military assistance, but why are we giving tens of billions to ukraine to support it economic and political transformation? >> host: could we put in place more sanctions against russia? >> guest: right now, we have sent shins against -- sanctions against the banking industry and its energy sector. we could always raise the level of sanctions. but that takes a while for sanctions to work. the rea

we have talked to a superintendent of the colonial school district dustin blakely he said in the extremely cold temperatures buses are in the running as well as they should. sometimes routes are delayed. the school district does not want the children tab standing outside for a longer period of time. some are calling this a inconvenience, unscheduled day off from school means they have to find last minute plans, and find someone to watch their children school officials say it is in the student's best interest today. >> as well as our machinery, our school buses are working. when we get temperatures that low, school buses don't start all the time. you have kid that are out there for an extended period of time. we wanted todd air on the side of safety. >> we try to make decisions in the timely fashion and get the fur out so parent can react base on their own individual needs. >> reporter: other parent told us it is not a total day off. their kid will be doing homework and getting an early to start on their weekend chores. the the colonial school district offices will remain opened today. the

dustin tyler is asked to pluck the stems from cherries and fails 9 out of 15 times. >> very difficult but then they repeated the experiment, enabling this tiny circuit in his hand. >> this is what touches the nerve itself. signals that lets him experience a sense of touch from the artificial hand. >> describe your strategy. >> make sure i feel it in two fingers before i pluck. >> out of 16 cherries he only damaged one. it was such a success they are tapping a lab to bring it to wounded veterans. >> to restore natural sensation and the sense of actually having your hand back. >> making parts to go inside the human body requires an unimaginable degree of precision and unthinkable degree of cleanliness. this is the same sort of clean room where computer chips are made. >> if you have one hair on there, you have destroyed the entire thing. >> a hair is ten times thicker than the tiny electrodes. they are made so thin because ice easier for the body to accept. they attach one to each nerve that normally controls the hand and they will use a short wave radio to connect it to the artificial

. >> more than six years later, dustin's mother sleeps in her beloved son's room.bs by all accounts a solid young man. >> he was so proud because, you know 20 days later he was killed. >> he told her he was going to a friend's birthday and a go-go band was playing. >> i don't remember his funeral. i don't remember anything. to me i had no proof that this has happened. >> the proof is now all around her. the apartment is covered with pictures of him. >> we could have had grandkids and so forth. but this like i said this low life person just took away from us. >> his father rene is a retired member of the d.c. police department. >> my only son. good person. good son. >> the tketball at every chance they got. >> we shared a lot of time together. >> we did nothing wrong on that particular night for no reason whatsoever. he was killed like an animal. >> detective bernard nelson explains when he left the club last night, someoneed into the back of his car. police believe whoever bumped him is the same person who later opened fire. and is the killer among us. there were p

membership in this society was like membership in a cold it was all encompassing exclusive, all consuming, dustin spreads hundreds of chinese commonest in russia were swept up in this album version affected 38 and dispatched to the blog. in many instances these people were informed on by other chinese communists. it was a foreshadowing of the savage infighting that would to take place in china itself. and to refer to a woman who actually was kind of a chinese version of a red diaper baby was brought to moscow by her parents and lived in moscow although a back to 10 in 1949 couldn't speak a word of chinese. only spoke russian, belong to the commonest international. they were yugoslavs, argentines, many chinese. they lived at a school. they learned to love comrade stalin. there was a child grew up in the same situation. her father spent 17 years in a siberian war camp, believes that the secret police chief of mao and his henchmen later persecution of fellow commonest whom he had known in moscow in the 1930s was aimed at covering up his own earlier role in forming on chinese revolutionaries in the s

the real name is dustin diamond. police say he stabbed a man on christmas day. this happened after diamond and his fiance got into a fight with people in a bar. >> seven dogs are missing after two men car jacked a doggy day care van. one of the armed men told him to get out of the van. the doggy daycare owner thinks the person was after the car, not the van. >> a north texas woman got a new heart, and the entire procedure was covered live on twitter. baylor university medical center in dallas said it was the first time a heart transplant was covered live on social media. dr. gonzo gonzalez was part of the team tweeting every step. >> i think people have always a voyeuristic mentality when it comes to these types of procedures and we have to look and see exactly what it is and how we do things. >> the surgery went as planned and the patient is recovering. >> big surprise for dr. seuss plans. a new book coming out this summer. dr. seuss's widow found the manuscript and sketches for "what pet should i get?" back in 2013. publishers haven't released a new dr. seuss

know that schools in delaware, many schools across the state of closed yesterday we have talk to dustin blakely the superintendent with the colonial school district. he says in these extremely cold temperatures the buses are in the running as well as they should their routes are delayed and school district does in the want children to be standing outside in this freezing cold. some payments told us it is a inconvenience but school officials say they tried to make the call early to make parents make the necessary arrangements. >> the decision was made to close schools for student safety, with wind chill factors below zero, we are concerned about frostbite and possibility of frostbite. >> inconvenient. that is what i think. >> reporter: why? >> now turf make arrangements for them to be somewhere all day while we're at work. we're not closed. it is a huge inn convenience but i think it is a good idea. >> reporter: other parents said it is not a total day off. their kid will be doing homework and getting an early start on their weekend chores. while schools in delaware many are closed to da

next, we have the 1967 movie "the graduate," where dustin hoffman plays a college graduate that is seduced i met your mother." but they found a home. it found a home. they recently announced they're rebooting "ghostbusters." you remember the original "ghostbusters," but it was first called "ghoulbooters." [ laughter ] they actually, what happened was -- a collective decision not to laugh at "ghoulbooters." hard to get all of you to agree. [ laughter ] and obviously you aim to get you all to agree and the positive. every now and then you all agree to the negative. seriously, who you gonna call? "ghoulbooters." [ applause ] and finally -- and finally, this last movie came out this past weekend. "fifty shades of grey." but of course we can't make a joke about that, because we just did the beatdown, which means there are no more "fifty shades of grey" jokes. so, this next poster is not a joke, it is actually fact. this is what they were going to call the movie. the original title for "fifty shades of grey" was, "my big fat grey dildo." [ laughter ] we'll be right back with wanda sykes. [ appla

professor dustin tyler, a man with a prosthetic hand, is asked to pluck the stem from cherries and filescult. >> reporter: then they repeated the experiment enabling this tiny circuit implanted in his arm. >> and this is actually what touches the nefb itself. >> reporter: it tends tiny signals to experience a sense of touch from the artificial hand. >> describe your strategy. >> make sure i feel it in the two fingers before i pluck. >> reporter: out of 15 cherries only damaged one. it was such a success, they are asking the lab to bring this to wounded veterans. >> really restoring natural sensation and the sense of actually having your hand back. >> reporter: making parts to go inside the human body requires an unthinkable degree of cleanliness. this is where computer chips are made. the parts are fabricated using some of the same methods. >> if you have one hair on there, you've destroyed the entire thing. >> reporter: a hair is ten times thicker than these tiny electrodes made so thin for the body to accept. they attach one to the nerves controlling the hand and use a short range radi

i have one of the wholesalers here with me dustin to tell me a little bit about this year's crop.etty good? >> it's going to be a busy year. normally it doesn't pick up until a few days before valentine's day. but people are starting to trickle in and today, tomorrow and friday should be hopefully busy. >> reporter: so this is your big ramp-up for the season. how do you prepare for this? >> a lot of logistical stuff goes into it. a lot of planning. a lot of orders. a lot of notetaking and hopefully it all turns out the way it's supposed to. >> reporter: very good. and you also mentioned to me which i think is interesting note that a lot of the younger generation doesn't go for the typical generic red rose baby's breath. >> reporter: you see a lot of novelty items go out now. it used to be red roses on valentine's day, now you see a lot of tulips, peach colors and a lot of kind of different things just to spruce it up. >> justin, thank you. back to you. >> thank you. >>> so pink, red or white? >> i love yellow roses. >> that's not even in the category. i did not give that you optio

. >> the man is identified 31-year-old dustin leeds.essed for injuries by medical personnel and eventually taken to a holding cell. and when leeds is asked why he drove his car into the jail, his answer shocked everyone. >> i had mental health people come down and talk to him and he told somebody he wanted to come to jail and he thought that was the way he could get some help, come to jail. get mental health help. so he took it literally and drove into jail. >> leeds causes about $13,000 in damages to the sally port door. all charges against him in the incident are dropped. he is declared mentally unfit to stand trial. sergeant hooper has seen a lot during his career on the force, but he says he has never seen anything like this. >> we've had people try to break out of jail. but that's the very first time we've had someone try to break into jail. literally break into jail. >>> coming up -- >> get this out of my face! >> a priest on a drunken tirade. >> do you understand, sir, what kind of a [ bleep ] storm you're going to be under? >> w