and now that you've been in the storage lockers, how many are in there?ncredible amount of media. >> so how, and why, did their cousin get it all? that's a real brooklyn tale. it begins in 1956, when howard frank is born in bensonhurst, the second of two sons. >> i know there was a lot of family problems. >> what kind of problems? >> i think there's some type of mental instability. it was a very difficult family to be raised in. >> many of us have been there. thank goodness for tv. howard's a fan of hit shows of the era, like "leave it to beaver" and reruns of one of his favorites, the popular western "the lone ranger." in his teens, howard begins writing to tv studios, requesting photos of his favorite stars. his early collection includes these "i love lucy" photos, behind-the-scenes shots from "batman," and autographed pictures of his hero, clayton moore. >> howie lived and breathed photos. >> fred westbrook, now a hollywood talent agent, met howard frank when they were both teenagers, prowling around photo shows in manhattan in the 1970s. >> he was, on

jackie sacher -- jackie's locker was next to the captain of the team.a lot of pressure put on him and stress having to deal with being the first blackle player in majoue baseball, and he always said he would not have been able to do it if it had not been for his wife, rachel, and the support she gave him.s she allowed to come to spring training with him before his rookie year, and wives generally speaking were nothe allowed, butanager knew that robinson needed companionship and his wife to be with him. this is a photograph of jackie playing around with his son and with his wife, rachel, at home. he found his family a real sourcef strength when he faced adversity in life and on the field. opening thexhibit on the 100th anniversary of jackie's birth is a way of looking back at what has changed and what has not changed since he broke the color barrier in baseball. anwe wpeople to come away feeling like they know a littl bit more about jackie robinson and what he was like as a man, as a father, as a teammate, and as a friend. jane: just part of the jackie r

correspond with the listed on their birth certificate saying "this has nothing to do with bathrooms, locker rooms, or shower rooms. it only has to do with the eligibility for athletic competition." the south dakota high school activities association and the south dakota aclu plan to fight the bill with the aclu saying "participation in athletic activities has a widespread positive impact on the social, physical, and emotional well-being of students and provides kids with lessons about self-discipline, teamwork, perseverance, success and failure." in an op-ed for out magazine, transgender olympic athlete chris bowsher said this about the south dakota bill "like other policies targeting trans youth, this bill sends a

. >> today was the day tot clean heir lockers say say goodbye to teammates after at season t started with such promise. it is now time to look bk and wonder what could have been. >> we are starting to feel something different that i have not felt. >> i have been here for five years and when we were 6-3 and had everything rolling, we would go into the games, we may go down for a second but it felt like we were going to win and it was a cool feeling to be part of and hopefully we can get it going out again f nextyear. >> we started out hot, and i would have loved to see what we could have done. thinking aut it for a moment, 6-3, and guys -- two games already won in our pocket. we would have been talking about playoffs itead of lockers. >> that was the definitely the theme. >>> 2018 was a great year for th caps. they brought home the stanley cup championship, and one of the hottest teams in the league right now. one more to go, before the calendar turns. not only did it bring alex ovechkin a stanley cup, but h first born son. jon karlsson, he scores, a beautiful pass. 12th of the season

by his old locker. yankees had moved there locker room across the field by then. fein understood different perspective would be more revealing, because among other things, it shows the vastness and hugeness of the stadium that was named for him, the house that ruth built. brian: last major league baseball appearance in 1935 for the boston braves, after he and been with the yankees. what did he die of? what was he sick with? jane: he died of cancer. it grew in the back of his nose and sinus passages. it was inoperable and had been going on a couple of years, i think, before they realized what it was. it had been misdiagnosed as sinus infections or something to do with his teeth. he was in excruciating pain. he spent 82 days in the french hospital that no longer exists on the west side of new york, where they operated on him, realizing they could not remove it all. it spread and encased his carotid artery, his left eye closed. he had to be fed intravenously. the night he got home in february of 1947, afte

>> reporter: reina's storage locker it was a big one, ten feet by twenty >> we rolled the door up andg in it was a black mercedes benz with no license plates on it >> wow >> huge moment >> reporter: a black mercedes sedan. had to be gavin smith's. >> i kissed my partner on the cheek. that's a true story. it was a big piece of evidence we were able to get closer and look at it and saw that our entire crime scene, in our opinion, was inside that car >> reporter: crime scene yes. suddenly all other theories seemed to fall away. >> the passenger's seat was completely covered in blood. at one point it was very eerie when you looked at the blood and you could see a hand mark of gavin smith as he died in that seat >> reporter: soon the news reached gavin's family tara was devastated. >> there's no going back from that >> there is no going back. >> you accepted it >> you know, you're forced you know, trauma happens to people all the time. you don't think it's going to happen to you but it does. >> you know when you already expect the worst -- you think that you can't be shocked, but you can b

he's into the saints locker room with the lombardi trophy and $225,000 in cash. i'll just let you fill in the blanks. win the games and here's his players reaction to that tweet. >> a box of cash, my ring on and i want that same presentation. i want all of my cash. i want them looking just like they had it >> anyone will get excited about that. if we get it done, i need it and 20s all in a duffel bag delivered to my front door. >> he's got it all figured out. just wind three games. the coach put the cash into the locker room. in the meantime, the coaching carousel continues. we have three more teams today that have their new coaches. we will start with the denver broncos. the 49er should have hired him back when jim harbaugh left. he's an offensive specialist. the denver broncos have made him the new head coach. the cleveland browns have hired freddie kitchens the interim coach there and former offensive coordinator. the new york jets will name adam gase as their new coach. in the meantime it is time to check this out. last night in waning moments of the denver n

unlock your lockers. your cell. >> make sure your locker's open. >> stay in your cells. >> just unlock your locker don't touch your property, all right? >> make sure it's unlocked >> let's go! >> what we do is clear out the cell first we try not to let staff go in and contaminate the cell we want to let the dogs in, get the inmates out for our safety, put them down in their boxers and shower clogs only. >> boxers and shower slides only >> we do a cursory search, open their mouth, check their hands we're wanding them with the metal detector as they come out of the cell. >> do you have any metal in your pocket >> no, sir. >> huh >> no, sir. >> bullets >> then we'll have k-9 come through and see if they can alert on anything in the cells at that time >> going through our property, searching all our stuff. >> do they ever find anything when they do this? >> sometimes we have a lot of restrictions, a lot of shakedowns. it's kind of hard. kind of a hard place to do time in >> while one team continues searching

. >> locker room talk?s what he said it was. >> reporter: in the book christie settles some scores with other key players on the campaign. >> michael flynn. you're not a big fan. >> no, he's a criminal. and he's a train wreck. i begged the president to not give him that job. >> reporter: steve bannon. >> he's the only guy i've ever met who can look both pretentious and like an unmade bed at the same time. i think that's the best way to describe steve. >> reporter: the trump adviser who comes in for the most sustained criticism in the book is still at the president's side, son-in-law jared kushner. is nepotism a problem for this president? >> i think it's hard to have -- it's hard to be objective about your own family, first off. you love them. it's hard to be objective about them. and if they do something really wrong, it's hard to fire them. becauseoff got to have thanksgiving with them. >> there is a narrative out there that jared kushner and ivanka trump soften some of the darker impulses and channel pre

i'm any more of these does he have in the locker? the they slugged it out ina in the locker? when all else failed, duckworth plumped for power, murray opted for finesse. it was the scot‘s approach that proved more effectual. murray made the most of this comeback at the tournament where he has never lost. murray has had to use his protected ranking to take part in brisbane. he has slipped down to 240 in the rankings and the former world number one, who is now 31, just about kept his emotions in check after today's win. it has been a hard 18 months with a lot of ups and downs. it has been tough to get back on the court competing again. i am happy i am competing here again. i will try to enjoy it as much as i can. try to enjoy playing tennis as long as i can. i do not know how much longer it is going to last but we will see. the british number onejohanna konta has been talking up her chances this year after switching coaches and she has made a really impressive start. she's also playing in brisbane and she beat former us open winner and world number six sloane stephens in straig

there's a facilities storage locker. the evoc, where are they going to do their training at, and then, i understand the $8 million shortfall, and they continue to move when they're going to do construction. from 19-20, now it's at 20-21. i'll bring that up on what we suggest for an agenda item. but any way, so i think the guy's competent. he's going to do it. i can't remember when he said the report is going to be done, i don't know how long it's going to take. i'm just concerned that it's so limited, it may not meet all of our needs, but there's some -- there'll be some reports. >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you for doing that, commissioner dejesus. anything further? >> commissioner dejesus: oh, one last thing. i also want to talk about i asked him about the urine tests, and he said that's for people that ingested the material, and he said he didn't think there were any of that. i talked about the isometer, and he said nothing so far would require having that isometer, things like that, so that's it. >> commissioner m

christie revealed it was trump himself which came up with the words were locker room talk.borger is here to talk about it. it is such an interesting fly on the wall moment in this book. what does this scene reveal to you? >> i remember the night that this occurred and i remember watching that video, and chris christie is absolutely right. it did look like a hostage video. what his story tells me is that trump was in charge, that people were saying that trump -- there were questions about whether you should say if anyone was offended, you should stop talking about the clintons in this. this is not about the clintons said christie, advised him. i like the apology. i don't like the clinton part. he said that to someone over the phone and in the end, they went with this horrible statement, horrible that donald trump -- >> the videotape one. >> the videotape one and the next day reince priebus said everyone is saying you need to withdraw. >> this is what's interesting you get the window into new math and old math. you can't talk like that, you'd be finished. if someone was offen

i've never been in a locker room , this would be a great place to take in date.at french food when i'm looking at someone else's ratatouille. greg: there you go. tyrus nudity is always disappointing because we always want to kahnle instantly regret looking because they are never the nudes you want to see. >> it's like walking into a group of guys with the same disappointed look that you have his there are no women there. it's the other side of i don't give a dam anymore. it's like gravity. it's not really appealing to them. it's like a sausage fest of guys who are all staring at the door and watching each other to make sure they are looking at each other. it's like using the bathroom at the crowded. do you know what i'm saying? i don't want to sit down to a meal, i mean where do you put the napkin and? greg: actually is word do you keep the wall at? is the question i know one answered. >> i will get it. no. greg: i think we should probably wrap this up. don't forget the gutfeld monologue live and coming up florida two shows march 2 in tampa sunday march 3 in west

and it has one small practice room, a few showers, and very minimal locker space. and give the number of core power students in the area, we knew that cal hollow needed a studio of their own. so when we began looking for a studio in this neighborhood we looked at several options and 2909 webster was clearly the right choice for us. and it was a former restaurant that had sat vacant for over two years. and our landlord had been unsuccessful in leasing the space to another restaurant tenant and was happy to sign a lease with core power. the main challenges for a restaurant in that space are mainly due to the location being off of union street as well as its size. it's quite large at 4,000 square feet. and it always has an awkward layout where the kitchen was on the second level. and anecdotally several immediate neighbors on webster told us that they were relieved to learn that a yoga studio would be moving into the neighborhood instead of a restaurant that brought smells and large amounts of trash. so it's otherwise a residential street. in addition to those words o

victorious locker room. >> a good team you played tonight. you put the champions out. put them out tonight. >> yes, sir. >> touchdown. >> everything is about the saints. >> they got a disco ball in there? >> terry: awful dark in there! >> curt: jay glazer talked to the rams head coach. what does he think of this preview? >> jay: just got off the phone with sean mcvay. the first loss of the season we learned our first loss of the entire year when we faced the saints earlier and gave us adversity. number two, now a better idea how to handle that crowd. what we are walking into because that dome is just different. number three, man, we had a chance when we got to 3535 and deliver a knockout below and didn't and now we have our chance again. >> curt: we know who is playing in the nfc championship game. start with you, jimmy. >> jimmy: replay of the earlier game. they scored 45 points. they started out so slow today. you know? they had all the miscues and the interception, the delay of the game. brees dropped a snap from center. and i think that they will be in better rhyth

the money is used to pay the coaches, and to build these gilded facilities, locker rooms, practice facilities, weight rooms with hot and cold tubs, so the money that is generated by the program, they spend it. >> host: back to college basketball, talk but the knob's decision to put a -- the nba's decision to not allow high school players to go directly into the nba. does thatcracy they one and done, create a culture in ncaa? >> guest: the nba, when they decided you can't go right from high school to the nba, as lebron james famously did, created this weird thing called one and done, where the top player goes and just play one year in college, created all kinds of unintended consequences. it's not a great thing bus no one can reasonably say that a kid is really student if he's just there a year. however, end inning one and done as the nba may do, not going to solve the problem. it's just going to take the top eight or ten high school players, send them right to the nan. there would still be a huge market and probably payoffs for the rest of the top players. >> want to focus on rick pitino, the

notjust for me, but all of sport will be sad because andy murray is respected and a likeable guy in the lockert. andy murray's decision to stop is a reality check that even when the best male players seemed ageless, they cannot go on forever. i was shocked to note now that we are going to lose him at some point, we can lose anybody at some point,, it is now definite. sits andy murray has been in pain, he has had time to imagine the and. he admits that he has zero motivation to do anything different. finally — the f1 season may be over, but lewis hamilton is still thrill seeking... turns out he's a pretty handy surfer — here he is at an artificial surf centre catching a few waves....before a fairly spectacular crash...he's not had many of those in his driving career recently. and it must be pretty chilly because after that, he's off to the hot—tub to warm up with 11 time world surfing champion kelly slater. it's back that's all from sportsday. now it's time for click.

was wandering around, looking at all the names on the lockers. and i could see that hugh was beginning to look at me a little bit different. and they were nice guys, receptive. i can only assume now, knowing how i felt later when a bunch of other copy cats, would-bes, wannabes came in, that they must have thought, well, you know, what do these guys think they got on the ball anyway? but they were nice and polite about it, particularly warm reception from john glenn, who was kind of on the outs with the other guys by then. i'm sure that the history has already been well documented. but he was very receptive and helpful to me. i told him i wanted to retain my marine corps reserve affiliation, and he was helpful. he knew the people at marine corps headquarters. al shepherd was kind of a cold guy, you know? at the time. he and i became very good friends later, but at the time, i can understand how they looked at him the way they did. and the astronauts wasn't going to fly. gordo wasn't very friendly. all in all, it was a much more receptive atmospher

during your segment before but i was giggling when you talked about the goat going into the rams locker room just just tickled me for some reason anyway ever since we've come to my watch and my i pad have been dealing with tweets from donald trump they have be in your let's have a look one two three four five tweets in the last. hour and they've all been about immigration the wall for example the building of the wall on the southern border will bring down the crime rate throughout the entire country he says and he says this i'm in the white house and i'm waiting the democrats are everywhere but washington has people await their pay they are having fun and not even talking if we got the live shot of the white house actually let's have a look that's where isn't there in fact donald trump in an interview with fox news yesterday said he's been in the white house for months he hasn't left the white house for months which is not entirely true because he's been to iraq and he's been to california has been to texas however he's very much in there at the moment tweeting away talking about the fu

because he knows that his base is going to hold him to task on that on the kind of corruption piece the locker up a lot of that has been blown back on him he's now the subject of the most investigation. in congress etc and then on the drain the swamp there's also major questions there are a lot of ethics questions corruption questions in his administration to go beyond the white house so there's a mixed bag but on judges on regulation on some of the fundamental core issues taxes that his base really cares about the republican establishment establishment cares about he's really delivered all right tyson barker of the aspen institute in germany thanks so much for all your insights thank you. and now a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. the death toll from a pipeline blast in mexico has risen to seventy three scores more were injured authorities say the pipe was ruptured by suspected fuel thieves it exploded as hundreds of locals crowded around it to fill containers with spilled gasoline. thousands of hungary and have taken to the streets in protest against prime mini

because he knows that his base is going to hold him to task on that on the kind of corruption piece the locker up a lot of that has been blown back on him he's now the subject of the most investigation vesta geishas in congress etc and then on the drain the swamp there's also major questions there are a lot of ethics questions corruption questions in his administration to go beyond the white house so there's a mixed bag but on judges on regulation some of the fundamental core issues taxes that his base really cares about the republican establishment establishment cares about he's really delivered all right tyson barker of the aspen institute in germany thanks so much for all your insights thank you. let's get you up to speed now on some of the other stories making news around the world. thousands of people have demonstrated for women's rights in washington d.c. and other cities around the world the women's march in washington drew an estimated one hundred thousand people preparations for this year's event were marred by internal divisions and accusations of anti semitism against some of the or

regarding i grab a woman by the whatever and doing this and that which to me is a lot of you know a locker room talk. two years into trump's term as president the country is still divided there have been shocking announcement scandals treaties have been torn up but would these people folks heard from again. would you vote for him again yes i would i hope. i want this to continue i would vote for him again depending on who he's going to be running against at this stage a true republican challenger looks unlikely during the two thousand and twenty campaign and the democrats will have a tall order to win back the hearts of these voters here in julian's bakery it seems trump would have no trouble getting re-elected for a second term. and this weekend sees they've been dissed they could return from it's been to break the latest dortmund. game after an impressive first half of the campaign dortmund could finally stop by and i munich's run of six consecutive bundesliga titles there's plenty of anticipation in dortmund they sit comfortably top of the table with a six point lead and complacency may

regarding our grubby women by the whatever and doing this and that which to me is a lot of you know a locker room talk. two years into trump's term as president the country is still divided they have been shocking announcement scandals treaties have been torn up but would these people vote for trump again and. would you vote for him again yes i would anything i hope. i want this to continue i would vote for him again depending on who he's going to be running against at this stage a true republican challenger looks unlikely during the two thousand and twenty campaign and the democrats will have a tall order to win back the hearts of these voters here in julian's bakery it seems trump would have no trouble getting re-elected per second term. to britain now and it has been a roller coaster week for british politics with the historic defeat of prime minister teresa mayes deal and then her government narrowly surviving a no confidence vote and heading into the weekend the situation remains in deadlock theresa may will present her plan next week so what's next for britain did have you found some u

we'll hear from separatists who think fighting lockers. of blood will smooth in the blood red last night we'll have more on the spectacular and there are events. welcome to the program well today is another big day for britain's prime minister is due to announce a baby for leaving the european union after lawmakers last week overwhelmingly rejected a original deal with the tories amazed proposals that are expected to focus on winning more concessions from europe and. particular on the so-called facts this is a political insurance policy too to avoid a controlled hard border between northern ireland and the irish republic in you however since this is not really go sation the prime minister's usual dress the house of commons in about half an hour and we'll bring that to you live. ahead of that let's look ahead to what we can expect with the w.'s of alex forrest a whites here in the studio and the biggest mass in london. welcome welcome bigots are welcome alex let's start with you alex so talk us through what's going to happen today well this

." >> we talked about it in the locker room. there's no real moral victory from this.ple are going to pat us on the back and say we did a great job competing with the number five team. but we trained hard. obviously they trained hard, too. but it's tough not to close that out. >> cal and stanford wf represented in the nfl playoffs today. neither quarterback here had great games, but unlike the results of the big game,top. goff's best play happened on the ground. a first down run with under 2:00 to go. they ran close to 300 yards, so goff didn't need to up leash his arm. he threw for just 186 yards. and he's just fine with that. he's going to the nfc championship game. >> feels good. >> we've got another game, and we're in the final four and have guaranteed a spot. it's exciting. you look forward to this all year, and being able to get a chance to play in a game like this, and play well and come out on top. we've got hopefully a couple more. >> as for the stanford man, andrew luck and the colts didn't have a first down against the chiefs until there was less than two mi

statements regarding our grubby women by the whatever and doing this which to me is a lot of you know a locker room talk. to years into trump's term as president the country is still divided there have been shocking announcement scandals treaties have been torn up but would these people vote for trump again and. again yes i would anything wrong i hope. i want this to continue i would vote for him again depending on who he's going to be running against. a true republican challenger it looks unlikely during the two thousand and twenty campaign and the democrats will have a tall order to win back the hearts of these voters here in julian's bakery it seems trump would have no trouble getting reelected for a second term. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world is seven months after the u.s. president's historic me. with north korea's leader in singapore the white house is confirming that there will be a second summit next month donald trump and kim jong un will meet to discuss pyongyang's denuclearization you know that follows a meeting in washington bet

regarding our grabbing women by the whatever and doing this and that which to me is a lot of you know a locker room talk. to years into trump's term as president the country is still divided there have been shocking announcement scandals treaties have been torn up but would these people vote for trump again. would you vote for him again yes i would anything once again i hope you know well why. don't i want this to continue i would vote for him again depending on who he's going to be running against at this stage a true republican challenger it looks unlikely. during the two thousand and twenty campaign and the democrats will have a tall order to win back the hearts of these voters here in julian's bakery it seems trump would have no trouble getting re-elected per second term. now political scientist doris foreman from bad college and brought in joined me earlier and with president trump inspiring both fierce loyalty and bitter opposition i asked him how likely is it that donald trump will finish his current term in office. well i mean yes impeachment has been in the room for a long time in the

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the passenger stayed with the man while frank rushed to his locker about 30 feet away. he reached into his backpack and took out his narcan nasal spray. >> once i ran down there to get the narcan out of my locker, i ran back, tore it out of the wrapper, and put it in his nose. that's when you could see his, you know, pulse start to -- to take effect. >> reporter: paramedics came and took the man to the hospital. elevator attendant supervisors like frank carry narcan at the civic center where drug addicts are known to shoot up in public. we saw several of them doing just that while we were there today. b.a.r.t. spokesman jim allison told us they'll be equipping all their officers with narcan hopefully early this year. >> we're going through the hurdles, making sure that we have all the is dotted and the ts crossed before we roll it out. >> reporter: one footnote to frank's story. he recently lost a relative who overdosed. >> it just kind of brought it back, so it was just a natural instinct to help. >> reporter: vic lee, abc7 news. >>> b.a.r.t. says its system is not imm

i've been in football locker rooms before games and locker rooms in other sports.u feel fear. they know it hurts to play the game. and somebody will get injured like alex smith. it's part of the culture to understand it is going to hurt. it's why so many reasons football players are fervently religious they want to feel they are protected because they know they are endangering themselves. your question about the future is right on point because in the old days when we were growing up, mothers didn't want their sons to play football. now fathers don't want their sons to play football. ex-football players don't want their sons to play football. we're seeing high school teams disbanded. >> every time you come out with a book like this you say gee why didn't somebody else think of this first. parcells once said talking about what the job is like, you find out what you have after your quarterback throws three interceptions on sunday. on monday the media and the fans are calling for his job. and he said when he shows up on wednesday and faces his teammates then you start

from the locker room to park avenue, accountability is what makes our league great.ple. we are waiting. as you mentioned, goodell is scheduled to give his annual state of the league address wednesday in atlanta. >>> for a record time 50th time, lebron james will be start thing in the all-star game. this year he will be joined by james harden, paul george, steph curry. now, lebron and giannis were the top vote getters, so they get to draft the teams. and the draft will be aired live this year on inside the nba on tnt, that will be february 7th. reserves will be announced next thursday. the warriors are in the nation's capital last night taking on the wizards. steph curry spending time with a big fan, he brings him out on to the court, lets him take a few dribbles. and he gets the pass from him and curry knocks down the three. awesome assist there. surely a moment that that kid will never forget. now before the game, warriors making a trip to former barack obama's office in d.c., a member from the warriors staff posted this pic of the team with obama, but the picture h

you have that hat on the locker? witch hunt? >> jesse: where did you get that?, but anyway. >> morgan: do you think people shouldn't be friends with people who wear maga hats? >> juan: to me, you got to be open-minded about it and say okay but i must say i don't understand that you guys don't see that this hat is loaded with meaning for people in terms of being associated with donald trump. >> greg: what about a malcolm x have to? >> juan: if you want to say that, fine. we know what malcolm x stood for and we know what donald trump stands for. >> greg: are you saying the same? >> juan: definitely not. if it's grabbing women or talking about mexicans as rapists. >> greg: job history, the biggest -- >> juan: the racism, misogyny. people think what are you doing with this hat? >> greg: so you are smearing everybody wearing a hat? >> morgan: i root for the eagles but other than that i choose my quarterbacks based on who was the cutest. that's who i want to root for. it is very sporty spice of me. can we have a super bowl without people getting political or do you th

beasley h to head back to the locker room tochange. he was able to enter the game. e helped the lakers beat the thunder in the yellow shorts. >> there's always one kid that has the black shorts on. or the wrong jersey. you have to change. >> is it that yoserious? can't play in the others? >> some tournaments you have to have the right outfit on. >> this is news to me. all right. kids'to spend more time at soccer games, i guess. >> you can drive ben any day you want. >> all right. >>> still ahead on news 4 today, saving you money on prescription drugs. >>> and a look at a damning government report. why the number of children separated from their parents at the u.s./mexico border may be higher than previously reported. news 4 today will news 4 today will be fact: some of your favorite foods stain teeth. unlike ordinary whitening toothpaste, colgate optic white has drogen peroxide that goebelow t for a smile that's 4 shades visibly whiter! colgate optic white. whitening that works. >>> news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather daert. >> f morning and we're in weather a

he had to run all the way back to the locker room to change it all worked out in the end beazley's lakershe oklahoma city thunder in overtime >> that is -- >> i like that one >> so it's kind of like if i walked on to set today and didn't wear a tie. >> no, no, no, dom send it back back to the locker room. >> and i get it. we are all professionals, and mr. beazley gets paid to play basketball a lot of money. >> pretty funny. looks like he was just rushing to get out there, and he put on the wrong shorts happens to the best of us. >> it does happen to the best of us kate rogers, thank you for those trending stories >>> still ahead on the show, a major travel alert if you are headed to the airport this weekend. the points guide, brian kelly, joins us coming up on the show, and, later on, the government shutdown taking a big toll on small business a check on main street coming up >>> tesla plunging on news the company is cutting jobs. we'll have more on this big developing story when "worldwide exchangerern" tus. we're drowning in information. where in all of this is the stuff that matters? t

. >> i think the most important thing is you have players in the locker room that feel the same way andthe best for themselves that expect to go out there and play well every night. and hold each other to a standard of greatness every day. >> reporter: well the celtics are riding a streak of their own. they've won ten straight here at home and during the morning's shoot-around i asked kevin durant what it is like to play here, he said there is so much history here, they know they are going to get a battle. so a good one and we'll bring you the post-game interviews on "after the game". >> that is after warriors and celtics around 8:00. coming up in a few minutes, the all-star game at the sap center. sharks are hoping to lead to victory. anthony flores is in san jose with one final preview before the face-off. >> tonight san jose is the center of the hockey universe with the game's brightest stars in the nhl all-star game. the first time in 22 years the event is being played at the shark tank. many have the honor of remembering team teal on the home ice. >> i i'm looking -- i'm looking fo

put the bag in the trunk or take it into the gym locker. >>> new thisrn g, a computer bug is trying tobite out of apple. it was found in the iphone's facetime app. the flaw allows people to hear through someone else'sne ip even if they don't answer the call. this bug seems to rely on the group call feature. apple is telli everyone a fix is coming this week. until now, turn off the facetime kp to prevent snoops. >> thes do this. >> turn it off? don't use the facetime? >> i guess youave to turn it off in the app and turn it back on when you're using it. one more step. >>> this nexttory may inspire you to use the stairs instead of the elevator. a woman is recoveringscfter being d from an elevator. she was trapp inside for three days. this happened inside a town house in new york city. the woman is a housekeeper. she was trapped on friday when the homeowners were out of town. a family member discovered her yesterday after stopping by the home. the 53-year-old woman was taken to a hospital but is expected to okay. i have claustrophobia. the thought of spending an elevator in a home. >> ther